Bachelor of Science In Computer Science

Students will gain a foundation for college-level writing, crucial for nearly all fields. They will learn the most appropriate method to carefully read, write effectively, comprehend the writing process, participate with others' ideas, cite correctly, and create powerful prose. Students will have the chance to build their ability to think carefully regarding the audience, message, purpose, and genre of their writing. The module will also make students understand the impact of their writing on their community. This module will build their ability to understand the writing processes— drafting, revision, and editing.

The module introduces students to the diverse biological challenges that humans face. The module begins with the concept of a healthy body and delves into the mechanisms enabling the maintenance of biological order. Students will learn how human biology intertwines with the current issues and problems relevant to their lives. The core topics in this module include:

• Human body structure and function
• Reproduction and development
• Genetics

The module also stresses the application of the principles of contemporary issues and challenges in life sciences, including, but not restricted only to, genetic engineering, common human diseases, and stem cell research.

Through this module, students will explore the sociological way of thinking, inquiry into certain areas and asking questions, and the scientific methods involved in understanding individuals and society. The module focuses on the diverse areas of society, including class, race, gender and ethnicity, to give a broad understanding of the perspectives of sociologists, the theories and methods they employ in understanding the relationship between society and individuals, social conditions and historical events.

In this module, students will understand the process of personal computer hardware and software. They will have the ability to confidently manage technology in their personal and business life. The module explores topics including:

• Operating systems
• Word processing
• Presentation
• Spreadsheet scheduling
• Internet
• Database management

This module gives students exposure to the general introduction to mathematics. The topics covered in this module are:

• Polynomials
• Equations
• Inequalities
• Straight line
• Cartesian coordinates
• Functions and graphs
• Systems of linear equations
• Logarithms and exponential
• Matrix algebra
• Limits and derivative of a function
• Integral

The module introduces Microeconomics, an area of economics that is concerned with the concepts of individual businesses or industries, individual products and individual consumers. Students will delve into the theories and concepts foundational to the individual areas of economic activity, like price dynamics, market structure, and operations of firms, etc. Students will gain a broad understanding of the impact of individual government policies on businesses and society.

This module introduces students to a variety of topics in business, information technology, and education requiring mathematical calculations and the ability to analyze statistical information. Throughout this course, the symbol on the right will provide insight between the material being covered in a particular lesson and how that math or analysis skill is performed in the field.

This is an introductory speech module to help students develop their oral and written communication skills. While refining the business writing and communication skills acquired in Semester I, this module will help students develop the skills necessary for successful interactional communication (i.e., meetings, conferences, oral presentations, essay structure) in a professional setting. Students will spend time on this by delivering individual presentations as well as group presentations.

The central themes and rhetorical strategic modes are designed to help students understand the connectivity of reading, writing and grammar. The module focuses on the structuring of diverse types of essays, such as:

• Expository essay
• Comparison/contrast essay
• Cause-and-effect essay
• Argumentative essay

By the end of the module, students will gain basic skills that will enable them to analyze, and build a thesis statement, a paragraph, the body, and the conclusion of the essays.

This module explores the foundational areas of Macroeconomics, along with an overview of the operational methods of economy and choices considering the scarcity of resources. Students will explore the major macroeconomic variables that influence inflation, output and unemployment. They will use supply and demand analysis students to study the measurement of gross domestic product(GDP), and factors impacting economic growth, productivity, inflation and unemployment in an economy. The module also delves into the development of monetary and fiscal policy in the U.S. and the role of the Federal Reserve System, money markets and government in influencing economic outcomes.

This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of fundamental programming concepts and techniques. Through a combination of lectures, hands-on exercises, and projects, students will gain practical experience in writing code and solving problems using a programming language. The course will cover topics such as variables, data types, control structures, functions, loops, arrays, and basic algorithm design.

Students will learn how to think algorithmically and develop problem-solving skills essential for programming. They will also be introduced to the syntax and semantics of a specific programming language, which will serve as a foundation for further exploration in the field of computer science.

This course explores the intersection of technology, law, and ethics, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the legal and ethical considerations surrounding computer technologies. In an increasingly digital world, individuals and organizations encounter a myriad of legal and ethical challenges related to the use, development, and regulation of computer systems, software, and data.

Throughout the course, students will engage in discussions, case analyses, and practical exercises to deepen their understanding of the legal and ethical implications of computer technologies. By the end of the course, students will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complex landscape of technology law and ethics responsibly and ethically.