CPS: Undergraduate Core
Advncd Oral/Written
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COM 406, COM 437, EN 325, EN 482, EN 475 (3SH)
English Composition
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EN 203 (3SH)
Global Issues
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Global Issues (6SH)
HU 366 - Leading Lives That Matter
Provides an opportunity to explore the question, "How ought we to live?" in light of educational and professional goals within the context of the Jesuit tradition.
Literature/Hum
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Literature/Humanities (3SH)
Mathematics
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MT 201, MT 204, MT 270 (3SH)
Natural Science
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Natural Science (3SH)
Oral Communication
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COM 210 or COM 211 (3SH)
Philosophy
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All PL courses (6SH)
Religious Studies
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all RC and RS courses (6SH)
Social Science
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Social Science (6SH)
Computer Information Systems Foundational
AC 325 - Accounting Principles & Mgmt Concepts
Introduces accounting principles, procedures and reports used in business decision-making. Focuses on tools to determine cost, profitability, and equity; manage cash; assess business performance; plan for future operations; and examine key ethics issues. This course may not be substituted for AC 320A and AC 320B, although students may elect to take AC 320A and AC 320B in place of AC 325. In addition, AC 325 does not meet the pre-requisite requirements for the MSA programs, but may meet the pre-requisite requirement for the MBA program with permission of the Academic Advisor.
BA 300 - Business Systms in a Sustainable Society
Applies individual skills in a systems approach to business, probes individual and organizational functional dependencies, and responsibility to internal and external stakeholders in the context of social responsibility, sustainable growth, and the Jesuit world view questioning 'How ought we to live?'
CIS 318 - Ethics for the IT Professional
Focuses on ethical problems that arise in the Information Technology world. Explores the areas of IT crime, privacy, intellectual property, software development, and employer/employee issues. Introduces the codes of ethics for various IT professional associations and organizations.
CIS 425 - Systems Analysis and Design
Studies the analysis and design of computer based information systems. Considers transformation processes and comprehensive design. Includes advanced technology, emphasizing expert and knowledge-based systems. Considers human resources, communications and computers in a systems framework.
CIS 445 - Database Management
Introduces the theory of database design. Discusses techniques of database systems implementation, physical file organization, data integrity, security techniques, and management of the database environment. Explores data structures used in databases, database management, and data communications.
Pre-requisite: CS*362
Cross listing(s): CS 445 CIS 445.
CS 208 - Computer Science Fundamentals
Provides an introduction to Computer Science/Computer Information Systems. Includes numbering systems, mathematical and logical binary operations, basic concepts of computer organization, and operating systems. Introduces systems analysis and design, management information systems, databases, networking, assembly and high-level language program development environments.
CS 361 - Control Structures
Develops a precise and logical methodology for problem solving and reducing solutions to algorithmic format. Introduces the concepts and methodologies of structured programming and design. Demonstrates the uses, abuses, and best practices of sequential, selection, iterative, recursive, and subprogram control structures. NOTE: Credit may be awarded for CS 241 or CS 361, not both.
Cross listing(s): CS 241.
CS 362 - Data Structures
Combines concepts discussed in CS 361, computer programming and design, with structural programming and design. Examines data structures including arrays, structures, linked lists, queues, stacks, file organization along with file processing and algorithms used in problem solving. Emphasizes sound programming practices. NOTE: Credit may be awarded for CS 362 or CS 341, not both.
Pre-requisite: CS*361
Cross listing(s): CS 341.
MT 270 - Introduction to Statistics
Presents standard topics in introductory statistics for students whose major is not mathematics. Topics include descriptive statistic, probability distributions, estimations, hypothesis testing, linear regression and correlation and other topics.
Cross listing(s): BA CITI MT 270C.
MT 320 - Introduction to Discrete Mathematics
Introduces mathematical tools used by computer scientists with an emphasis on developing problems solving abilities. Topics include machine logic, set theory, Boolean algebra, mathematical induction, and data structures.
Pre-requisite: MT*201
Computer Information Systems Upper Division
CIS 448 - Info. Technology Project Management
Introduces management of Information Technology projects, including management of personnel resources and materials resources. Techniques for establishing goals and realistic timelines for delivery of an Information Technology project are also implemented.
CIS 455 - Management Information Systems
Explores organizational and technical theories of management information systems. Provides a framework for management theory and organization theory. Examines management information system technology and its physical and logical components. Introduces decision support and expert systems.
CIS 457 - Business Process Reengineering
Introduces the main concepts underlying Business Process Reengineering (BPR). Covers the capabilities of inter-organizational information systems aimed at streamlining and integrating supply chains, explains the enabling role or information technology (IT), and demonstrates the application of IT capabilities over the redesign of inter-organizational business processes.
Pre-requisite: TAKE CIS*425;
CIS 460 - Decision Support Systems
Studies decision support systems representing recent advances in computer-based information systems. Studies how the decision support system differs from earlier information systems. Analyzes the historic development of information systems and the design and the implementation of decision support systems. Assesses decision support systems from the user's perspective.
Pre-requisite: CIS*455
CIS 463 - E-Commerce Technology Management
Introduces concepts of electronic commerce and technologies employed. Covers catalysts for e-commerce (B2B and B2C), the convergence of technological challenges, legal and regulatory frameworks, behavior and educational challenges, organization and business barriers, and strategies for e-commerce.
Pre-requisite: CIS*455
CIS 493 - Senior Capstone
Provides the culminating experience of the major, focusing on integration and application of theory. Must be completed as graded course work at Regis University.
Cross listing(s): CN 493 CS 493.
CS 432 - Modern Software Engineering
Introduces modern software engineering using the object-oriented paradigm. Develops and object model for use in object-oriented analysis, design, and programming. Topics include object modeling, UML, object-oriented analysis and design.
Pre-requisite: TAKE CS*208 CS*362;
CS 434 - Object-Oriented Programming Using Java
Focuses on translation of object-oriented analysis and design documents into efficient Java code. Introduces Java control structures, data structures, file input and output, applets, methods, classes and objects, inheritance, polymorphism, multi-threading, graphics, and animation.
Pre-requisite: TAKE CS*208 CS*362;
CS 450 - Data Networks
Provides the concepts and terminology of data communications and network design. Includes transmission techniques, network topologies, protocols, security network control and network architectures.
Pre-requisite: TAKE CS*208 CS*362;