Teaching Positions
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FALL 2008 Openings
CIS 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS In this course the student will review or develop basic skills with several Microsoft Office programs in a Windows network environment. Emphasis is on file management, electronic communications, researching on the Internet, writing basic spreadsheet formulas, table design, graphing, developing simple slide presentations, and word processing in creating reports, memo, and business letters. Class meets Tuesdays and Fridays from 12:15 to 1:35pm beginning September 2 and ending on or before December 11.
CIS 240 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN BUSINESS As a follow-up course to CIS101, the student will continue developing and refining computer skills with a variety of Microsoft Office technology programs. Emphasis is on Internet research, spreadsheet analysis, and introduction to web design, slide presentations, and business documents. Both individual and group projects are stressed. Prerequisites: CIS101 and MAT121 or instructor approval. Class meets Tuesdays from 6:30 to 9:30pm beginning September 2 and ending on December 9.
CIS 360 DATA COMMUNICATIONS IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS This course is designed to cover major topics in data communications in a Windows server environment. Network concepts include topologies and components of a network system, designing the physical layout of a network, methods of accessing a WAN or the Internet, server hardware, basics of the Windows network operating system, network security, and managing the network system. Prerequisite: CIS101 Class meets Tuesdays and Fridays from 1:45 to 3:05pm beginning September 2 and ending on or before December 10.
ECO 241 MICROECONOMICS Microeconomics is the study of how markets work. Understanding the economic way of thinking will enable the citizen to make more intelligent decisions in the marketplace and the voting booth. Topics include demand, supply, the market process, price setting, profit, comparative advantage, the distribution of income, and externalities. Class meets Thursdays from 6:30 to 9:30pm beginning September 4 and ending December 11.
MGT 300 PUBLIC RELATIONS An exposure to all of the basic elements of public relations including publicity, promotion, lobbying, opinion research, public affairs, special events, and press-agentry. The course should bring about a complete overall image of the extent and power of the public relations profession. Prerequisites: MGT 250, MKT 250 Class meets at South Florida Community College Wednesdays from 6:30 to 9:30pm beginning September 2 and ending December 10.
MKT 320 PROFESSIONAL SELLING Students explore selling as a career, including opportunities available, personal requirements for success, and personal selling techniques of salesmanship that can be applied throughout the marketing process. Class meets Saturdays from 8:00am to 1:00pm beginning October 18 and ending December 13.