Course Syllabus
BUS150 Syllabus
Course Description: Introduction to computer concepts, and management information systems. Application software used to solve business problems.
Textbook Information:
Valacich & Schneider
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Gaskin & Vargas |
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You can obtain the bundle of three textbooks (ISBN 9781323579497) at the Don Bookstore. If you purchase from a spring 2017 for fall 2016 student, it should be the above textbooks and will be fine to use. It is up to you to verify that the textbooks are same as the ones we will be using for this course. Any prior versions are not acceptable. Do not purchase them. |
Student Learning Objectives: Successful students will:
- Develop problem solving skills employing pattern recognition, transfer of learning and the ability to evaluate choices among solution techniques.
- Recognize when additional information is needed and obtain that material through researching outside sources.
Meet Your Instructor:
A bit about me: I graduated from University of California, Irvine, with a B.S. in Mathematics and continued my education at Claremont Graduate School with an M.B.A. in Management Information Systems. I have been teaching full-time at SAC for 21 years and three years part-time prior to teaching full-time. Before working in education I was a Systems Engineer at IBM. I worked mainly in the large systems (mainframe) arena and operating systems. It was a terrific job, but after having children, a more time flexible career was better suited to my new family lifestyle. I enjoy teaching at SAC and working with the variety of students here. It is especially rewarding to assist students in achieving their educational goals! I hope I can help you achieve yours! |
Course Syllabus: BUS150SurvivalSyllabusProjectsFA2017.pdf
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