4 courses with the subject CSB, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
CSB 2000Introduction to Computer Science and Business3
This course describes the Computer Science, Information Systems and Business disciplines, the synergy between them, and the career opportunities in these fields. The course emphasizes computational thinking and the strategic use and implication of information technology in the business environment. To illustrate the use of technology to solve business problems, the following topics will be covered: fundamental systems components, business processes, data management, security and systems development. Additionally, career options in topic areas will be elucidated through guest speakers from industry and academia and through multimedia presentations such as “A Day in the Life of…”-series. Click here for the Fall 2026 Class Schedule
Prerequisites: Junior Classification This course enables students to understand and apply an ethically principled reasoning approach to business and computer-related issues. The course exposes students to the theoretical concepts of basic moral principles and the application of these principles to case-based ethical, legal, and social technology dilemmas that occur in computer and business environments. Click here for the Fall 2026 Class Schedule
Junior Classification This course enables students to understand and apply an ethically principled reasoning approach to business and computer-related issues. The course exposes students to the theoretical concepts of basic moral principles and the application of these principles to case-based ethical, legal, and social technology dilemmas that occur in computer and business environments. Click here for the Fall 2026 Class Schedule
CSB 4900Capstone I3
Prerequisites: Senior Classification, CIS 4600 or Approval of Instructor This is the first course of the capstone 2-semester sequence which will address challenging computing/business problems. The course draws on the students’ technological capabilities, creativity, communication and problem-solving skills. An individual student or team of 2 students will work on designing and implementing software programs. Teams will experience the entire software development project cycle: user requirements, feasibility assessment, project planning, project implementation, performance testing and documentation. Projects may be from industry partners, entrepreneurial or in-house. This course requires the submission of a written project report and an oral public presentation of the project. The students will work on the same project for CSB 4900 & 4910 over the span of two semester. This course will satisfy the Speaking Intensive and Writing Intensive requirement of GEC. Click here for the Fall 2026 Class Schedule
Prerequisites: Senior Classification and C or better in CSB 4900 . This is the second course of the capstone 2-semester sequence course which will address challenging computing/business problems. The course draws on the students’ technological capabilities, creativity, communication and problem-solving skills. An individual student or a team of 2 students will work on designing and implementing software programs. Teams will experience the entire software development project cycle: user requirements, feasibility assessment, project planning, project implementation, performance testing and documentation. Projects may be from industry partners, entrepreneurial or in-house. This course requires the submission of the developed and implemented software product, a written project report and an oral public presentation of the project. The students will work on the same project for CSB 4900 & 4910 over the span of two semesters. This course will satisfy the Speaking Intensive and Writing Intensive requirement of GEC. Click here for the Fall 2026 Class Schedule
