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Information Systems Minor
The Information Systems minor is particularly recommended for students in business, hospitality, and the social sciences. It consists of the following courses (others may be substituted with the advice and consent of CIS faculty):
- CIS 232 - Microcomputer Applications for Business
- CIS 350 - Introduction to Systems Analysis
- CIS 380 - Data Management
- The courses in either the "Business Programming Column" or the "Technical Programming Column" below:
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- CIS 160 - Structured Business Programming I
- CIS 260 - Structured Business Programming II
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Scientific Computing Minor
This minor is particularly recommended for majors in mathematics and the sciences. It consists of the following courses.
- CIS 265 - Computer Science I
- CIS 365 - Computer Science II
- CIS 465 - Scientific Computing, or CIS 390 - Visual Systems Integration
- CIS 232 - Microcomputer Applications for Business
- CIS 380 - Data Management
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Computer Crime Minor
Dr. Suzanne Wagner, Coordinator
This is an interdisciplinary program administered by the Departments of Computer and Information Sciences and Criminal Justice. It is concerned with the study and prevention of crimes committed using computers, covering topics including consumer fraud, money laundering, and attacks on computer networks.
The program formally requires 6 courses; however, some of these have prerequisites, so a student may need to complete more than 6 courses to satisfy the minor requirements. The required courses are:
- CRJ 201 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
- CRJ 210 - Criminology
- CRJ 350 - Criminal Law
- CIS 380 - Data Management (prerequisites: CIS 232 or 260 or permission of instructor)
- CIS 390 - Visual Systems Integration (prerequisites: CIS 232 and 365, or permission of instructor)
- CIS 480 - Management of Computer Information Systems (prerequisites: CIS 380 or permission of instructor)
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