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Click on the name of an online course offered at Keller Graduate School of Management to view the detailed information; you can also find out about the college or university offering the course by clicking on "School's Profile". |
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Internet-Oriented Programming (IS577) |
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Computer Science |
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This course focuses on Internet and World Wide Web programming, one of the fastest growing areas of system development. Students make hands-on use of Internet programming languages such as HTML, XHTML, Dynamic HTML and JavaScript to develop their own Web sites. The course also examines Internet application tools and commercial Web servers. |
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Java Programming (IS579) |
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Computer Science |
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This course focuses on using Java for business applications. Students make hands-on use of Java programming tools to develop applications and applets that take full advantage of Web and Internet capabilities. The course examines object-oriented design and modeling, Java applications, applets, control structures, methods, user interfaces, graphics and e-commerce applications. |
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Legal and Ethical Issues in Security Management (SE581) |
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Computer Science |
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This course examines personnel law and obligations; negotiations; contract management; constitutional rights of individuals; legal compliance; ethical standards; privacy and search law; decision-making; profiling and discrimination issues; hiring and training requirements; testifying; and court expectations. Agencies and legal systems are addressed, as are ethics and law for both global and domestic security managers. |
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Managerial Applications of Information Technology (IS535) |
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Computer Science |
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This course introduces the structure and nature of technology in the workplace. Using a computer, students access a commercial information service to gather and use information as a decision support tool for management. The course also investigates how technology is changing the way we communicate and make decisions. Students are required to subscribe to a commercial information service and obtain data for a group project. Groups are required to meet and share information electronically. Access to a computer with a modem is required. |
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Managing Nonprofit Development Programs (PA572) |
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Public Services |
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Students in this course investigate ways in which nonprofit organizations procure resources in an effort to finance organizational development objectives. Topics include strategic planning, fund-raising options and processes, gathering community support, establishing business partnerships, negotiations, lobbying, team building and entrepreneurial skill development. |
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Managing Software Development Projects (PM584) |
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This course examines knowledge, strategies and techniques needed to manage software product development. The course helps students develop skills managers need to create ? and successfully execute ? plans for software development. Topics include software project development processes; software development standards; project planning, scheduling and control strategies; risk assessment and mitigation; team building and managing technical personnel. |
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Marketing Management (MM522) |
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Marketing Management presents a structured approach to understanding and managing the marketing function. Each student chooses a product or service and develops a written marketing plan to learn how to determine and integrate elements of a marketing strategy. Topics include market segmentation, targeting, positioning and research; product decisions; pricing; channels of distribution; sales management; advertising; new product development; and marketing budgets. Special attention is given to applied business research and to the roles
international and ethical considerations play in making marketing decisions. |
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