14 courses with the subject ITAN, 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.
ITAN 142Business Computer Systems Credits: 33
Examines role of information systems within the functional areas of an organization. Characteristics of the different types of business information systems, such as transaction processing, management reporting, division support, etc., will be discussed. Software exposure will include selected features of the Windows operating system and selected applications software packages.
ITAN 240Python Programming for Business and Analytics Credits: 33
Covers application development for business and analytics through exploration of application development life cycle, programming logic and data structures, programming syntax, and business data analytics. Students will develop multiple Python programs to solve business and analytics problems. Python is one of the most popular programming languages for systems development and analytics. Additional topics include lists, arrays, data base interfacing, data processing, characteristics of object vs. non-object orientation.
ITAN 300Information Technology and Business Operations Credits: 33
Designed to address the challenging role of information technology and management information systems in today’s global organizations. Deals with planning and developing databases, data privacy/security, and business analytics.
ITAN 340Business Programming for Analytics Credits: 33
This course equips students with necessary knowledge and skills in using Python and Python packages for data analytics. It provides students with opportunities to practice with datasets taken from industries and solve mini business problems. Topics include Python basics, data structure, data type, plotting, data assembly, missing data, tidy data, and text data.
ITAN 342Applied Artificial Intelligence for Business Credits: 33
AI stands at the forefront of technological revolution. The evolution of AI technologies presents multiple opportunities and challenges for businesses and society at large. Students in this course explore Artificial Intelligence (AI) from applied business and technology management perspectives, blending theoretical foundations with hands-on practical applications. The course covers technological foundations of AI technologies, including technological evolution trends, machine learning, algorithms, natural language processing, and generative AI, etc. The course utilizes strategic management, technology and innovation management frameworks to examine how AI-enabled innovations help businesses. Students will utilize provided AI platforms to build AI-enabled products/services. The course also examines concerns related to AI in business alongside the future of AI. By the end of taking the course, students will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to design and implement AI-driven strategies, preparing them to navigate and lead in the AI-powered business and technology landscape.
ITAN 344Business Systems Analysis and Design Credits: 33
Provides an in-depth study of the tools and techniques of systems analysis, including feasibility, preliminary and detail systems investigations. Provides the framework necessary for design, development, and implementation of a business information system. Must be upper division standing to enroll.
This course focuses on how to organize, manage, and explore data. It introduces the basic concepts of database, including ER modeling and normalization, and focuses on using Structured Query Language (SQL) to define and manipulate data. Other topics include emerging data technologies (e.g., Big Data and NoSQL database), windows functions, exploratory data analysis, analytical reporting, machine learning datasets, and analytical dataset development.
The primary goal of this course is to provide students with a broad view of information security. Managerial, technical, and practical aspects of information security are integral to the course. Students will develop an understanding of how information security fits into their personal lives, business enterprises, and society. Real-world scenarios and hands-on activities are used extensively to explore tools and techniques used in cyberattacks and for defending systems against attacks.
ITAN 420Telecommunication and Distributed Systems Credits: 33
Designed to introduce the principles of data communications that form the core of telecommunications and distributed systems. Topics include networking hardware/software, digital data transmission, network architectures, protocols, design, configuration and security. Hands-on exercises cover administrative and security utilities using various networking operating systems.
ITAN 240 or ITAN 340 with a grade of C or permission of instructor Graduate Credit: This course is available for graduate credit.
ITAN 425Analytics and Technology Integration Credits: 33
This course is designed to address the challenge of generating, displaying and integrating information resulting from the systematic analysis of data. To that end this course applies analytics software statistical computing and graphics. Today, millions of analysts, researchers, and organizations are using analytics software to solve complex issues. These types of applications are not limited to just one sector but are currently being employed in banking, e-commerce, finance, and many more sectors.
ITAN 240 with a minimum grade of C or permission from the instructor. Graduate Credit: This course is not available for graduate credit
ITAN 442Electronic Commerce Application Development Credits: 33
Covers the Internet and electronic commerce concepts related to three specific areas: business operations and management, technology utilization, and data-driven applications development. Class lectures and hands-on application development will be applied to the examination of business and technical issues involved in designing, implementing, and managing business operations and commerce via the internet technologies.
ITAN 240 or ITAN 340 with a B or better or permission of instructor Graduate Credit: This course is available for graduate credit.
ITAN 446Applied Project Management Credits: 33
This senior capstone course provides an in-depth coverage of the analysis, design, and development of projects within the various environments including business. Cooperative project teams will propose, design and build solutions for selected academic or business applications. Coverage includes: analysis of current project requirements, management of project activities; design of proposed solution; activity scheduling; establishment of practical quality controls; publication of project documentation; project delivery and closure. Project management concepts, earned value management, and brainstorming techniques will be covered with related software introduced.
