UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG - Mercy College
UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG - Mercy College
UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG - Mercy College
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44 / Special Academic Opportunities<br />
ECON 122 Statistics<br />
ECON 220 Macro-Economics<br />
ECON 221 Micro-Economics<br />
FINC 320 Principles of Business Finance<br />
FINC 321 Managerial Finance<br />
and two additional three credit courses with a prefix of ACCT (Accounting),<br />
LAWS (Law), FINC (Finance), MGMT (Management), and/or MKTG (Marketing).<br />
Cooperative Education courses may not be used toward the Public Accounting<br />
Certificate.<br />
Prerequisites: General Accounting I and General Accounting II Certificates or equivalent.<br />
A maximum of 15 transfer credits can be accepted for the Public Accounting Certificate<br />
Program. However, as to Accounting courses, no transfer credits can be accepted.<br />
CHILD CARE (5503) (DF, BX)<br />
Nine courses (30 credits)<br />
PSYN 101 Introduction to Psychology<br />
SOCL 101 Introduction to Sociology<br />
PSYN 254 Child Psychology<br />
BHSC/PSYN/SOCL 244 Social Psychology<br />
PSYN/SOCL 173 Perspectives on Parenting<br />
PSYN/SOCL 202 Ethics and the Family<br />
PSYN 257 Psychology of the Exceptional Child<br />
PSYN/BHSC 267 Strategies for Child Care Providers<br />
and one of the following six credit field experiences:<br />
BHSC/PSYN/SOCL 399 Internship in the Social and Behavioral Sciences<br />
PSYN 380-381 Cooperative Education in Psychology I & II<br />
SOCL 380-381 Cooperative Education in Sociology I & II<br />
BHSC 380-381 Cooperative Education in Behavioral Sciences I & II<br />
PC HARDWARE/NETWORKING (5104)† (DF, BX)<br />
Five Courses (15 Credits)<br />
The Certificate in PC Hardware/Networking is intended for students who want to<br />
update their computing skills and knowledge or are seeking a change in their career.<br />
It covers specific professional skills/concepts that are much in demand in business<br />
and industry. The Certificate in PC Hardware/Networking is designed to provide the<br />
students with a wide range of vendor and product neutral networking technologies as<br />
well as the required knowledge needed to configure and install the TCP/IP client and<br />
work in the networking field as an entry-level technician. It includes all of the material<br />
required to pass the Network+ and A+ Certifications from the Computer Technology<br />
Industry Association (CompTIA).<br />
CISC/MATH 120 Introduction to Computers and Application Software<br />
CISC 230 PC Hardware<br />
CISC 257 Networks I<br />
CISC 335 Networks II<br />
Elective course:<br />
Any other CISC course from the <strong>Mercy</strong> <strong>College</strong> Undergraduate Catalog for which the<br />
student has the required prerequisite.<br />
† Students taking Computer Information Science courses will have to spend time outside of<br />
class working with computers.
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