Course Descriptions

Please note: Schedules are subject to change; consult the Office of the Dean prior to registration.

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Accounting
	• ACC 505 - Intermediate Accounting I
	• ACC 510 - Intermediate Accounting II
	• ACC 545 - Managerial Accounting
	• ACC 606 - Auditing Principles
	• ACC 608 - Cost Accounting Concepts and Applications
	• ACC 613 - Advanced Financial Accounting
	• ACC 615 - Managerial Accouting Theory and Practice
	• ACC 620 - Accounting Standards and Controls
	• ACC 625 - Accounting for Nonbusiness Organizations
	• ACC 630 - Federal Income Taxation
	• ACC 650 - Special Topics in Accounting
	• ACC 655 - Research in Financial Accounting
	• ACC 660 - Advanced Auditing Theory and Practice
	• ACC 665 - Professional Ethics and Fraud Examination
	• MBA 520 - Financial Accounting and Reporting
Biology Biology courses are classified as follows: Core Courses (required of all students): BIO 510 , BIO 515 , BIO 520 , BIO 525 , BIO 530 . Laboratory Course: BIO 530 . Elective Courses: BIO 610, BIO 620, BIO 630, BIO 635, BIO 650 , BIO 651, BIO 670 , BIO 705, BIO 710, BIO 740, BIO 742, BIO 744 , BIO 760 , BIO 762, BIO 770 , BIO 810, BIO 820, BIO 830, BIO 840, BIO 999.
	• BIO 510 - The Living Environment
	• BIO 515 - Genetics and Cell Biology
	• BIO 520 - Ecology and Population Biology
	• BIO 525 - Biochemistry and Cellular Physiology
	• BIO 530 - Laboratory Techniques in Modern Biology
	• BIO 650 - Current Studies in Cell Biology I
	• BIO 670 - Biological Evolution
	• BIO 744 - Human Genetics
	• BIO 760 - Microbial Physiology
	• BIO 770 - Marine Biology
Business Courses Shared (The prerequisite core course, if any is required, must be completed or have been waived before enrolling in advanced courses.)
	• BUS 604 - Corporate Event Marketing, Management and Hospitality in Sports, Entertainment and Media
	• BUS 605 - Introduction to Project Management
	• BUS 606 - Advanced Project Management
	• BUS 617 - Digital (Mobile) Programing, Marketing and Analytics in Sports, Entertainment and Media
	• BUS 618 - Seminar in Career Insights and Development in Sports, Entertainment and Media
	• BUS 619 - Business and Corporate Communications Strategies in Sports, Entertainment and Media
	• BUS 622 - Seminar in Business Continuity and Risk Management
	• BUS 627 - Infrastructure in the 21st Century: Political Realities, Policy Implications and Challenges
	• BUS 636 - Strategic Analysis in Health Care Management
	• BUS 637 - Role of Healthcare Organizations in Business Continuity & Risk Management through Disaster Planning
	• BUS 681 - Practicum in Business Resiliency for the Financial Industry
	• BUS 688 - Special Topics in Infrastructure Development, Maintenance and Improvement
	• BUS 689 - Special Topics in Business: Global Benchmarking for World-Class Performance
	• BUS 690 - Special Topics in Business: Managing Virtual Teams for E-Commerce
	• BUS 691 - Special Topics in E-Commerce
	• BUS 692 - Special Topics Planning, Implementing and Evaluating E-Learn Programs
	• BUS 694 - Special Topics: Managing Complexity in Business
	• BUS 696 - Risk, Disaster, and Business Continuity Management
	• BUS 697 - Ethics for Profitability; Beyond what is Legal
	• BUS 698 - MBA Internship
	• BUS 699 - Independent Research
	• BUS 998 - MBA Study Abroad
	• MBA 500 - Business Perspectives
	• MBA 710 - Strategic Management
Business Economics
	• ECO 601 - Inter Eco Sys & Trade Com
	• ECO 603 - Business, Government and Society
	• ECO 610 - International Economics
	• ECO 646 - International Business in Central and Eastern Europe
	• ECO 647 - International Business in Southeast Asia
	• ECO 648 - International Business in Africa
	• ECO 650 - International Business in the Middle East
	• ECO 661 - Commodity Markets
	• ECO 991 - Special Topics in International Business and Economics
Business Law
	• BLW 615 - Business Law and Government Regulations
	• BLW 618 - Health Care Law and Ethics
	• BLW 620 - Employment Law
	• BLW 625 - Talent Representation and Marketing in Sports, Entertainment and Media
	• BLW 630 - Legal and Business Affairs in Sports, Entertainment and Media
	• BLW 635 - International Law
	• BLW 640 - Legal Issues in e-Commerce
	• BLW 650 - Contract Law
Computer Science Computer Science courses may be classified as follows: Transition Courses (500-level): Required of students not having necessary background. Core Courses (600-level): Required of all students. Elective Courses (700-level). Special Courses (900-level).
	• CS 510 - Discrete Mathematics
	• CS 520 - Computer Science II
	• CS 600 - Data Structures & Algorithms
	• CS 610 - Computer Organization & Architecture
	• CS 615 - Software Security
	• CS 620 - Database Design & Implementation
	• CS 630 - Theory of Programming Languages
	• CS 650 - Operating Systems
	• CS 700 - Analysis of Algorithms
	• CS 701 - Algorithms for Computational Science
	• CS 709 - Cryptography
	• CS 710 - Advanced Computer Organization and Architecture
	• CS 712 - Program Analysis for Security
	• CS 713 - Cloud Security and Privacy
	• CS 720 - Advanced Topics in Database Systems
	• CS 722 - Database Security
	• CS 730 - Compiler Design
	• CS 734 - Game Development
	• CS 736 - Advanced Game Development
	• CS 740 - Modeling and Simulation
	• CS 742 - Computer Graphics
	• CS 743 - Advanced Computer Graphics
	• CS 744 - Design and Programming of User Interfaces
	• CS 748 - Digital Image Processing
	• CS 750 - Advanced Operating Systems
	• CS 760 - Artificial Intelligence
	• CS 761 - Data Mining
	• CS 768 - Web Applications Development
	• CS 771 - Web Application Security
	• CS 772 - Parallel and Scientific Computing
	• CS 773 - Mobile Applications Development
	• CS 775 - Mobile Application Security
	• CS 777 - Computer Networking and Network Programming
	• CS 779 - Network Security

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