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Web Programming Minor The minor on Web Programming will be available in Fall 2011. Web development is needed virtually for every profession: educators, writers, businessmen, musicians, scientists, etc. Many employers require such skills explicitly. The minor is organized in the framework of Web 2.0 technology allowing the users to interact and collaborate with each other. Examples of Web 2.0 include social networking sites, blogs, wikis, video sharing sites, web applications, and others. Requirements for the Minor in Web Programming Required courses:CSIT 105 Visual Basic I or CSIT 121 Computer Science I CSIT 107 Web Programming I CSIT 205 Visual BASIC II or CSIT 221 Computer Science II CSIT 207 Web Development II – Programming Electives: Two courses from the following: CSIT 151 Introduction to Information Systems CSIT 203 Introduction to Multimedia CSIT 251 Information Systems Structures CSIT 462 Computer Graphics CSIT 463 Introduction to Digital Image Processing and Computer Vision One course from the following: CSIT 425 Software Engineering CSIT 455 Relational and Object Databases CSIT 473 Data Warehousing and Mining CSIT 475 Electronic Commerce Total Credit Hours Required: 21 Notes: 1) The courses CSIT 291 Special Topics, CSIT 300 Internship, CSIT 490 Seminar on Selected Topics, CSIT 496 Special Topics, CSIT 497 Thesis, CSIT 499 Senior Project and other courses can be considered as electives upon departmental approval. 2) At least two of the courses towards the minor a student takes must be at 300-400 level. 3) Students majoring in Computer Science or Computer Information Systems must take at least 15 credits which do not count towards the major program.
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