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DCE 491 - Computer/Information Systems Applications I
Credits:
2.00
Computer hardware and software topics, focusing on
applications and the usage of computers to solve a variety
of problems. Major categories of software on microcomputers
are utilized for demonstrations, discussions, and
assignments. No computer experience required. Not open to
students who have completed CS 401. Not open to WSBE majors.
DCE 492 - Computer/Information Systems Applications II
Credits:
2.00
Information system concepts, such as information
development, processing, communications, automation, and
ergonomics usage examined. Focus of assignments will be
using various application software programs from the
introductory course, DCE 491, and additional software to
solve problems and develop concepts. Prereq: DCE 491. Not
open to students who have completed CS 401. Not open to WSBE
majors.
DCE 511 - Promotion and Advertising
Credits:
4.00
Mass communication in marketing; use of advertising media;
integration of promotional plans and sales techniques;
evaluation of promotional offers. No credit for students who
have had DCE 411. Not open to WSBE majors.
DCE 519 - Career Planning
Credits:
2.00
Skills and methods of career planning, including integration
of career and educational goals. Topics include
self-assessment, occupational investigation, occupational
selection and decision making, goal setting, and job search
techniques. Available to associate degree students,
freshmen, and sophomores; others by permission. Special fee.
DCE 531 - Salesmanship
Credits:
4.00
Principles and techniques of personal selling; costumer's
needs and satisfaction. Not open to WSBE majors.
DCE 552 - Corrections Treatment and Custody
Credits:
4.00
Scientific diagnosis and treatment of offenders.
Institutional administration methods' climate, personnel,
structure, and procedure. (Not offered every semester.)
DCE 596 - Technical Writing
Credits:
4.00
Students learn to produce both technical and non-technical
documents for applications in education, business, industry,
and the home. Each student creates small manuals for
critique by the instructor and the class. Topics include
logical thinking and organization, interviewing skills,
technical writing styles and formats, word
processing/graphic programs, paste-up, color usage,
cover selection/design, interfacing with a print shop, and
budget analysis. Prereq: ENGL 401 or 501; CS 401 or
DCE 491-492.
DCE 599 - Special Topics
Credits:
1.00 to 4.00
Occasional course offerings of specialized material in A.A.
career concentrations; general studies topics for
nontraditional learners; travel/study programs. Prereq:
permission.