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What is a special topics course?
Special topics courses are designed to offer new,
state-of-the-art topics prior to making the course a regularly offered course in
our curriculum. Some special topics courses can be used as elective courses, but
be sure and check with your advisor to get these approved as an elective for a
degree or certificate. The course codes for the IMS Department Special Topics
courses are MIS-199 for a 1 credit special short topics course, and MIS-200
for a 3 credit special topics course. Various topics will be offered each
semester. Pay attention to the topic and the section numbers when registering.
Look for MIS-,
OSA- and IMS- course prefixes to locate other classes related to
applications (MS Office, Graphics, etc.), software, programming, web design
and development, operating systems, keyboarding, e-commerce, databases, internet
courses, computer basics, etc.
Special Topics in Technology for
Fall 2012 Semester
Social Media/Web 2.0
, MIS-200 Special Topics, Section 200
Wednesday 6-9:40 p.m.
Building T, Room T950 3 Credit Hours
In this special topics course, we will critically review a variety of social networking sites and web tools
that impact our daily lives. In addition, we will examine a variety of ways to maximize social networking and web 2.0 tools
in order to create a competitive advantage for professional/business purposes,
provide additional outlets and opportunities for creativity, and to enhance personal usage.
No prerequisite.
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