TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATION COURSES
FOR
BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY MAJORS
As part of your degree requirements, you need to take four technology courses. You can choose
from any of the courses listed below. If you take all four courses in the same area, you will earn a
technology concentration in that area. Courses cannot be double counted towards other
requirements on your study plan (e.g., IS requirements). Please check for prerequisites.
Information Systems
CS115
Introduction to Programming
BT435
Social Networks
BT333
Database Management - S15
BT416*
Business Process Management - S15
BT353
Introduction to Project Management
BT421*
Systems Analysis and Design
BT 310
Program for Mobile Applications – S15
MIS 460*
IT Strategy
History & Philosophy of Technology and Science
HHS130
History of Science & Tech
HHS 369
Studies in the Scientific Revolution
HHS309
Newton & the Scientific Revolution
HHS414
Industrial America
HHS312
Technology & Society in America
HHS479
Studies in the History of Technology
HHS363
Darwin and the Darwinian Revolution
HST370
Biology Eugenics and Society
HSS371
Computers and Society
HPL455
Ethical Issues in Science & Technology
HPL112
Science and Metaphysics
HHS466
Engineering in History II
HST360
Research and Innovation Policy
HST470
War and Science
HMU101
Music History I
HMU250
Sound & Vision
HMU102
Music History II
HMU231
Sound Recording I
HMU201
Music Theory I
Music & Technology
Biotechnology
CH115/117
General Chemistry 1 w/Lab – F14
CH382
Biological Systems
CH116 /118
General Chemistry 2 w/Lab
CH484
Introduction to Molecular Genetics
CH281
Biology and Biotechnology
BME 306
Introduction to Biomedical Engineering
CH381
Cell Biology
HPL 457
Bioethics
Environmental Science/Green Technology
CH116 /118
General Chemistry 2 w/Lab
EN530
Intro to Sustainable Engineering
EN375
Intro to Environmental Engineering Systems
CAL581
Environmental Policy
EN541
Fate & Transport of Environmental Contaminants
E580
Sustainable Energy
EN 570
Environmental Chemistry
HPL 380
Environmental Ethics
EN575
Environmental Biology
HPL 480
Environmental Policy: Philosophical and Economic Issue
* Two (2) of these courses must be taken as part of IS requirements in business core. You cannot double count these
courses.
Per our records, courses highlighted in red will run in the Fall 2015 semester and courses noted in black will most
likely run in the Spring 2016 semester. There may be additional courses that will run on this list, and some of these
classes may not be available in the future. Check with Registrar.
Updated March 27, 2015