Essential Concepts of E-Commerce

E-Commerce is a rapidly growing facet of nearly all businesses, new or existing. Students in all programs involving sales, marketing, or retailing may find it valuable to learn the principles of successful E-Commerce. Concepts have been established as a result of observing what has been successful and what has been unsuccessful in moving businesses to the Web and establishing new businesses. Some businesses can reach wide markets by establishing Web sites on the Internet, and other businesses can provide enhanced internal communications on intranets. This course introduces students to the principles and concepts of E-Commerce. Students should have learned basic Windows and Web navigation skills.

Computer Operating Systems

This course covers the basic purposes and command structure of the personal computer operating system. Using Windows 2000, the student will explore topics including: user interface; hardware management; file system design and maintenance; and system control files. Other operating systems, including Windows /Me/2000/XP/NT, UNIX, OS2, and Novell Netware will be reviewed in comparison to Windows.

Preparatory English

This course is designed to develop the reading and writing skills required to succeed in English 101. In this course, students learn to use the writing process; to understand and apply grammatical principles; to express ideas in clear, concise sentences and unifi ed, well-developed paragraphs and essays; and to read critically. A library component will be included. Credits for this course may not be applied to a degree or certificate program.

Basic Algebra II

This course is a continuation of MA003. Topics include exponents and polynomials, factoring, algebraic fractions, radicals, quadratic equations, fractional exponents. A library component will be included. May not be taken for credit if MA107, MA109, M110, or MA121 has been completed.