13.02.2014 Views

Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM

Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM

Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION<br />

COMPUTERIZED INFORMATION<br />

SYSTEMS<br />

MERC 4215. RETAIL SALES MANAGEMENT.<br />

Three credit hours. Three hours of lecture per<br />

week. Prerequisite: GERE 4007 or GERE 4022 or<br />

MERC 4217.<br />

Examination of the philosophy, concepts and<br />

techniques underlying the planning and control of<br />

inventories and sales in retail businesses.<br />

MERC 4217. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR. Three<br />

credit hours. Three hours of lecture per week.<br />

Prerequisites: MERC 3115 and ESOR 4006 or<br />

GERH 4006.<br />

Nature of consumer behavior through an analysis of<br />

consumer needs, attitudes, environment, and<br />

business influence.<br />

MERC 4218. MANAGEMENT OF PHYSICAL<br />

DISTRIBUTION. Three credit hours. Three hours<br />

of lecture per week. Prerequisites: MERC 3115,<br />

and GERE 4007 or GERE 4022.<br />

Analysis of activities pertinent to management of<br />

physical distribution such as warehouse<br />

management, order processing, packaging and<br />

customer service: management of transportation,<br />

commodity classification, regulation and rates,<br />

routing, documentation and carrier ability as well as<br />

the integration of these functions to the overall<br />

management activities of the business.<br />

MERC 4995. MARKETING INTERNSHIP. One<br />

to six credit hours. Four hours of work per week<br />

per credit during fifteen weeks or its equivalent<br />

during a summer session; can be repeated until a<br />

maximum of six credits are attained. Prerequisites:<br />

MERC 4217 and authorization of the Dean of the<br />

Faculty.<br />

Work experience in the area of marketing, in an<br />

office or business enterprise, under the supervision<br />

of a faculty member in coordination with an<br />

immediate supervisor at the workplace.<br />

SICI 3051. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT I.<br />

Three credit hours. Three hours of lecture per<br />

week. Prerequisite: ADMI 3007.<br />

Elemental computer programming and solution of<br />

managerial problems using Cobol. Fundamentals<br />

of structured program design: development,<br />

testing, implementation and documentation;<br />

language syntax, file structure, input/output unit,<br />

and operational system facilities for the<br />

implementation of programs that generate<br />

managerial reports.<br />

SICI 3052. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT II.<br />

Three credit hours. Three hours of lecture per<br />

week. Prerequisite: SICI 3051.<br />

Advanced computer programming and problem<br />

solving using Cobol. Sequential and random access<br />

files, processing techniques and development of<br />

programs and systems for batch and interactive<br />

environments.<br />

SICI 3056. STRUCTURED LANGUAGES.<br />

Three credit hours. Three hours of lecture per<br />

week. Prerequisite: SICI 3051.<br />

Algorithm design using the logical structures of<br />

sequence, selection, and iteration. Modularized<br />

top-down design using functions, procedures, and<br />

static and dynamic data structures. Structured<br />

languages such as Pascal or Ada will be used.<br />

SICI 3057. DATA STRUCTURES. Three credit<br />

hours. Three hours of lecture per week.<br />

Prerequisite: SICI 3052 and either SICI 3056 or<br />

SICI 3058.<br />

Logical data structures as a tool in file design and<br />

as an inherent part in algorithm construction.<br />

Definition, representation, and application of data<br />

structures as basic parts of algorithms. Among<br />

others, the stack, queues, lists, trees, and graphs<br />

will be studied.<br />

262 <strong>Undergraduate</strong> <strong>Catalogue</strong> 2004-2005

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!