UMass Lowell Continuing Education Course Catalog Fall 2011

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by  UMass Lowell Division of Continuing Education

2011
fall
Learning with Purpose
Continumg Studies, Corporate & Distance Education
http://continuinged.uml.edu
ARE YOU
Work Ready
today's world?
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On Campua
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Complete Your Degree or Certificate
3 Signature Degree Programs
4 Online Degrees & Certificates
• New Online Graduate Certificates in 5 Corporate Education
Information Technology, See page 2 6 Certificate Programs
• See page 24 for our Online Criminal Justice Programs
8 Graduate Courses
1 0 Undergraduate Courses
17 General, Academic & Registration Information
Classes Begin September 1, 2011
2 0 Special Supplement on Graduate Studies
Undergraduate & Graduate Courses
24 Registration Form
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WORK READY
ARE YOU
FOR TODAY'S WORLD?
Complete your degree or certificate
ON CAMPUS OR ONLINE.
Work, jobs and careers will continue to be major issues for the
nation in 2011 and 2012.
UMass Lowell can help you get ready for work, for life and all the world
'The convergence ob 60b"fware, mobile technotogiee,, networking, and
has to offer. Our award-winning programs prepare graduates to earn
remote, or e,o-called cloud computing, i6 increae,ing the chancee,
more during their first year than students at any other Massachusetts that a 'new wave ot innovation could take oW and create jobe, in
public institution.t
Mae,e,achU6ette,."
You will join a community of undergraduate and graduate students who See "Tech Remains Vital to Bay State Economy,"
are transforming the world's complex business community and improving Robert Gavin, The Boston Globe, Sept. 7, 2010, pg.B5
people's lives all over the globe.
We hope you will take the time to review the hundreds of educational The ONLINE Graduate Certificate Program in
opportunities available in this bulletin to pursue your professional
Systems Models and Management
education.
tSee PayScale.com "2010-2011 College Salary Report" at http://www.payscale.com/best-col Required courses:
leges/top--us-colleges-graduate-salary-statistics.asp
94.517 Operating Systems Foundations
94.518 Large Scale Application Deployment
94.511 Network and Systems Administration
Hilda is "Work Ready"
94.519 Managing Virtual Systems - Fall 2011
At UMass Lowell, we're proud of our adult
learners. Many of them are juggling work and
family as they strive to meet their academic The ONLINE Graduate Certificate Program in
goals. In today's competitive work environment,
Network Security
attaining advanced-level knowledge helps
prepare them to meet tomorrow's workplace
demands. As a Radiological Technologist and Required courses:
busy mother of two, Hilda Reyes is ready to
94.560 Network Infrastructures - Fall 2011
take her education to another level.
94.561 Computer Network Security
"E:arntng a Bachelor'e, Degree had been 94.562 Digital Forensics - Fall 2011
a pere,onat goal ot mtne tor a tong time.
94.563 Secure Mobile Networks
It wae, hard work, but I have e,uch a
e,ene,e ob e,ati6tactlon becau6e I ttni6hed.
Visit continuinged.uml.edu/online for details on these two
I'm the blre,t ot all my 6lbllnge, to earn a
new online graduate certificate programs!
college degree."
Reyes earned her Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Arts from UMas~ Lowell this past Spring. Digital forensics, security for mobile networks and database management
She is now pursuing a Master's Degree in Health Informatics and Management (see tlie technology continue to be topics in high demand. Advance your career
back page for information on this graduate on campus/online program). opportunities in Systems Management or Network Security! These two
4-course graduate certificate programs are ideal for IT professionals
Congratulations Hilda! interested in upgrading their skills in a relatively short amount of time.
PERSONALIZED STUDENT SERVICES AVAILABLE
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Continuing Education Open House !~ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 2011 l
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Find out about:
Certificate Programs & Degrees • Online Courses • Project Management Seminars
Please join us for the Continuing Studies, Corporate & Distance Education Fall Open House and General Registration on Wednesday,
August 17, 2011 from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the UMass Lowell Inn & Conference Center. Faculty Program Coordinators and Continuing Studies Student
Support Specialists will be available. Please note: Transfer credits will not be evaluated during the Open House. Students should plan on making individual
appointments with a Faculty Program Coordinator or Student Support Specialists prior to the Open House. For further information, call [phone].
NEW SERVICE: NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION
SCHEDULE YOUR OWN ADVISING APPOINMENT Wednesday, August 17, 2011 from
5:30-6:00 p.m. at the UMass Lowell Inn & Conference Center
The Faculty and Student Support Center has implemented a new online
self-service scheduling system for advising appointments. Are you a new Continuing Studies student? Do you have questions about registration. tuition. financial
aid, applying to a degree or certificate program. etc.? Find out how easy it is to get answers to these
You can make your own appointments with an advisor by logging on at
questions at our student orientation.
http://continuinged.uml.edu/ Go to Student Resources & Advising and click on
Schedule Advising Appt. You can also call 978-934-2474 to have an appointment CALL (978) 93"--2"-7"- TODAY TO RESERVE YOUR SEAT!
NOTE: IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND THIS ON-CAMPUS SESSION,
made for you. We hope you enjoy the convenience of our new system!
PLEASE SEE OUR WEBSITE FOR AN ONLINE ORIENTATION AT
HTTP:// CONTINUINGED, UML, EDU/GENERAL/ADVISING. HTM
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
HOW TO TAKE AN ONLINE COURSE
INFORMATION SESSION
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 at the UMass Lowell Inn &
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 at the UMass Lowell Inn Conference Center, from 6:00-6:45 p.m.
and Conference Center from 6:00-7:00 p.m. Come see how ea SY it is to take a course On 1i n e ! This orientation will introduce you to
the features of your onrrne course and answer any questions you may have.
Come and find out about UMass Lowell's new Professional Development non-credit certificate in
Project Management. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about the latest tools and business CALL (978) 93"--2"-7"- TO TALK TO US AND LEARN ABOUT
trends that many successful companies are implementing today. COMING BACK TO SCHOOL!
SPACE IS LIMITED SO SIGN UP TODAY AT
HTTP:// CONTINUINGED. UML. EDUIPROJMGMT
CALL (978) 93"--2"-73 FOR MORE DETAILS.
See our Website at http://continuinged.uml.edu ■
COMPLETE YOUR DEGREE .
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On campu6, online, or both! .
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Interested in completing your degree? Continuing Studies academic counselors can meet with you to •
review your previously completed coursework and suggest a program of study that will allow you to maxi- :
mize the number of credits you can transfer into the program. The four degree programs below are part- •
time and are designed to allow degree complete rs the greatest flexibility towards achieving their goals. :
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EARN A BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN EARN A BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN EARN A BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN EARN A 2ND BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN
Liberal Arts Psychology Information Information
Technology Technology
Choose two of the following concentration areas: One of UMass Lowell's
most popular degree pro
• Psychology Concentration 'There are very tew pro Interested in changing
grams for those interested
• Art History Concentration grant6 out there 06 6trong 06 careers? If you already
in the social sciences. The
• Women's Studies Concentration UMOM LowelL'6 in ter11l6 ot have a Bachelor's Degree
Psychology curriculum
• Legal Studies Concentration cuniculum, value and repu and would like to pursue a
acquaints students with
• History Concentration tation. The onLine cour6e6 second degree in
scientific methods and
• English Concentration are 6et up with a highly Information Technology,
psychological studies.
• Political Science interactive intef"bace, and UMass Lowell has a
For further information. visit there i6 a Lot ot collabora special program for you.
Additional information on the Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Arts can also
http://conti nu in ged .um I. edu/on Ii ne/ tion between prote.s.sor6 and Students can pursue a
be found at http://continuinged.uml.edu/degrees/bladegree.htm
psychology 6tudent6. " Second Bachelor's in IT by
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taking 10 additional IT
. Andy Jackson, B.S. in
After working a number of years in various industries, Laurie Stanton decided to .. Information Technology courses in designated
make a career change and enrolled in UMass Lowell's Certificate in Paralegal .. Student areas.
Studies. This Spring, Laurie graduated with a Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree,
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',"r'" .· . . and was able to count the courses she took in her certificate towards her degree. .. For more information on our B.S. For further information. visit
. in Information Technology, please http://continuinged.uml.edu/degrees/
~ "When I tirwhed the certi,&icate program., I thought, Well, it I can do . visit our website or call the Faculty 2ndBSIT.htm
thi.6, I can 6tick it out a &ew more year6 tor my Bachelor'6 Degree.' . and Student Support Center at
I'm proud to 6ay I've accompli6hed my goal and earned my degree." . [phone] .
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Laurie Stanton, Graduate
PART TIME UNDERGRA-DUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES COLL.E..G.E.. O..F. .E..N.G. INEERING Anne is "Wo,rk Ready"
As a busy mother, working full-time, Anne Jackson
Information Technology Electronic Engineering Technology
returned to college to complete her Bachelor's
Bachelor's Degrees Mechanical Engineering Technology Degree in Business Administration with a focus
on Accounting.
Applied Mathematics Bachelor's Degrees
Criminal Justice l:lectronic Engineering Technology
"UMaM Lowell ha.6 an incredible program.
Criminal Justice: Paralegal Option Mechanical Engineering Technology
The cuniculum covered topic.s in the jield
Information Technology
ot accounting where I needed more tn
Information Technology:
Business Minor Option COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT depth expo6ure, partlculart.;y with all the
Liberal Arts Associate's Degree change6 tn tinancial reporting 6tandard6
Mathematics Management and accounting method6. The knowledge
Mathematics: Statistics Concentration I've gained ha6 been invaluable."
Bachelor's Degree
Mathematics: Teacher Concentration Business Administration Anne Jackson, Graduate
Psychology
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• Administration, Planning & PolicJ • Programs marked with an asterisk have some
Online Education Course Registration Students should make sure they have fulfilled the particular
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edu/online to view course software and textbook requirements. course descriptions. chat hours and other
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With a large selection of courses and expert instructors. the University of
Massachusetts Lowell serves as an important educational resource for companies
both nationally and internationally. The University-which is particularly well
known for its Engineering, Information Technology, Computer Science, Health.
Management, and Manufacturing programs - provides training to employees
on campus and at numerous company locations.
A variety of training areas are available. and UMass Lowell can develop
customized training programs that feature the industry-specific software and
technologies your company uses most!
Call [phone] to speak with a corporate training specialist. For a list of
training areas visit http://continuinged.uml.edu/corporate.
1Project Come to Our Project Management Information Session on August 17th (see page 2)
Management UMass Lowell is a PMI® approved Registered Education Provider
Institute
For additional information, visithttp://continuinged.uml.edu/corporate/projectmanagementcertificate.htm
®
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Project Management Noncredit Certificate • FALL
2011
Learn how you can apply these seminars towards a project management certificate by visiting our website athttp://continuinged.uml.edu Seminars may be taken individually or applied
towards a project management certificate. For a project management brochure call [phone].
REQUIRED SEMINARS Risk Management Negotiation Skills Communication & Team
CRS #00.614-041 CRS #00.618-041 Management
Project Management: Planning &
Two Days; Meets 9am-4pm; Two Days; Meets 9am-4pm; CRS#00.626-041
Scheduling (offered twice)
Thursday/Friday, Nov. 17 & 18 Thursday/Friday; Dec. 8 & 9 Two Days; Meets 9am-4pm
Section 1: CRS #00.608-041 Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $795; Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $795; Thursday/Friday; Nov. 3 & 4
Two Days; Meets 9am-4pm; CEUs: 1 .4; PDUs: 14 CEUs: 1.4; PDUs: 14 Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $795;
Thursday/Friday, Sept. 22 & 23 CEUs: 1.4; PDUs: 14
Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $795; ELECTIVES SEMINARS (Choose 3) Project Management "Put Into
CEUs: 1.4; PDUs: 14 Project Management Boot Camp Practice" OPTIONAL SEMINAR
CRS #00.613-041 CRS #00.623.041
Section 2: CRS #00.608-042 One Day; Meets 9am-4pm; Two Days; Meets 9am-4pm; PMP Exam Preparation
Four Evenings; Meets 6pm-9:30pm; Friday, Sept. 16 Thursday/Friday, Dec. 1 & 2 CRS #00.621-041
Wednesdays, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $485; Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $795; Four Evenings: Meets 6pm-9:30pm;
Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $795 CEUs: .7- PDUs: 7 CEUs: 1.4; PDUs: 14 Tuesday/Thursday; Nov. 29, Dec. 1, 6, 8
CEUs: 1.4; PDUs: 14 Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $550;
Conflict Resolution CEUs: 1.4; PDUs: 14
MS Project 2010
Project Management: Resources and CRS #00.610-041 CRS #00.624-041
Budgeting (offered twice) Two Evenings; Meets 6pm-9:30pm;
Two Days; Meets 9am-4pm;
Mondays; Nov. 7 & 14
Thursday/Friday, Oct. 27 & 28
Section 1 CRS #00.609-041 Held on Lowell Campus, Tuition: $485;
Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $850;
Two Days; Meets 9am-4pm; CEUs: 7· PDUs: 7
CEUs: 1.4; PDUs: 14
Thursday/Friday, Oct. 20 & 21
Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $795; Procurement & Contract
CEUs: 1.4; PDUs: 14 Effective Organizational Skills Management
CRS #00.617-041 CRS #00.625-041
Section 2: CRS #00.608-042 One Day; Meets 9am-4pm; Two Days; Meets 9am-4pm: Many thank6 to you andyou1'~
Four Evenings; Meets 6pm-9:30pm; Friday, Sept. 30 Thursday/Friday, Oct. 13 & 14 6kiLLed probe660T6."
Wednesdays, Nov. 2, 9, 16, 30 (skip 11/23) Held on Lowell Campus, Tuition: $485; Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $795
Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $795; CEUs: .7- PDUs: 7 CEUsL 1 .4; PDUs: 14 Bob Warren, Graduate of the Program
CEUs: 1.4; PDUs: 14
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U N D E R G R A D U A T E
Certificate
Programs
♦ Our Continuing Education Certificate Programs get
you one step closer to your degree, faster than you
ever imagined possible.
,0 Six to Ten Courses to a New Career.
♦ Many of the certificates are available on campus or onlinel-
Please note, UMass Lowell also offers several Online Graduate Certificate Programs.
Creative Arts/Media 90.250 ••••• E-Commerce on the Web Criminal Justice
90.291 ··•.• Introduction to DHTML
90.306 ···.• Introduction to XML 8
~ Graphic Design & Digital Imaging 90.346 ••••• Digital Media Delivery Paralegal Studies
90.347 ••••• Rich Web Development: Advanced Flash"'
Available on campus and online
Use Towards a Degree in Information Technology or
Liberal Arts!* Q Contemporary Communications Use Towards a Degree in Criminal Justice!*
This certificate program offers students interested in breaking The Certificate Program in Paralegal Studies offers a unique
into graphic design and electronic publishing an innovative Available on campus and online mix of legal theory and practical skills applications. One spe
mix of traditional design courses along with several courses Use Towards a Degree in Information Technology or cial feature of specific interest in the program is the
in the latest publishing technologies. From traditional graphic Liberal Arts!* Paralegal Practicum, which can provide students with real
design to designing for multimedia and the Web, students The Contemporary Communications Certificate is intended world experience in research, drafting, ethics, and client
in the program complete numerous portfolio pieces geared as an introductory certificate to prepare students for work in interaction. All of the courses in the certificate program may
towards the professional market. a rapidly changing, information-driven workplace. Students be applied to the B.S. degree in Criminal Justice, Paralegal
Option.
Required Courses: (6) will develop skills in research, analysis, writing, graphic
70.291 Introduction to Graphic Design presentation of material, and the use of technology as a Required Courses: (41
70.240 Fundamentals of Typography tool for communication. 41 103 Introduction to Paralegal Studies
70.245 Desktop Publishing: Layout and Production Required Courses: (4 plus 2 electives) 41 .370 Real Estate Law
70.262 Digital Imaging and Photography: Photoshop"' 41 .387 Legal Research Methods
70.391 Advanced Graphic Design Written Communication (Choose 1) : 41.390 Litigation
42.224 Business Writing
70.400 Portfolio Production Seminar 42.226 Technical and Scientific Communication Electives: (Choose 2):
Electives: (Choose 3): 42.300 Journalism 41 .363 Corporate and Property Law
70.264 Computer Graphics & Illustration 41.366 International Law
70.362 Advanced Digital Imaging Computer-Based Communications (Choose 1): 41.367 Environmental Law
70.376 3D Computer Animation 90 .160 ··•.• Introduction to Information Systems 41.376 Family Law
70.377 Advanced Animation: After Effects"' 90.238 ••••• Website Development: Microsoft"' Expression"' 41.381 Women and the Law
70.379 Website Design: Dreamweaver"' Web 41 .383 Alternative Dispute Resolution
70.384 Advanced Website Design & Development 90.291 ••••• Intro to DHTML 41.392 Wills, Trusts, and Estates
70.392 Design for Advertising 91 113 Exploring the Internet 41 .497 The Paralegal Practicum
90.230 ··•.• Introduction to Multimedia
90.231 •··.· Graphics for Multimedia and the Web Strategic Thinking & Effective Communication (Choose 1): Q Security Management and
45.202 Introduction to Logic
90.238 ··•.• Website Development: Microsoft"' Expression"'
46.210 Media and Politics Homeland Security
Web
62.201 Marketing Principles
90.247 ••••• Web Authoring: Adobe"' Flash"'
90.250 ··•.• E-Commerce on the Web Available on campus and online
Q Multimedia Applications 90.460 ••••• Computer Ethics Use Towards a Degree in Criminal Justice!*
Multimedia/Graphic Design and Development (Choose 1): Since September 11th, the U.S. Department of Labor has
been predicting that the employment of security manage
Available on campus and online 70.291 Introduction to Graphic Design
ment personnel will grow faster than all other occupations
Use Towards a Degree in Information Technology!* 90.230 ••••• Introduction to Multimedia
due to the threat of terrorism. This part-time certificate
The Multimedia Certificate Program at UMass Lowell is 90.231 ··•.• Graphics for Multimedia and the Web
program is designed for personnel working in the areas of
one of the largest, most comprehensive programs of study 90.232 ••••• Desktop Video Production
public safety, security management, and law enforcement;
in multimedia available in New England. It draws upon the Electives: (Choose 2 not already taken): executives in corporations responsible for overseeing
expertise of several departments, colleges, and centers 42.224 Business Writing in-house security programs; and information technology
within the University, as well as outside expertise from 42.226 Technical and Scientific Communication professionals.
industry professionals. You can earn the Certificate in 42.300 Journalism
Multimedia Applications online or as a mix of online and 45.202 Introduction to Logic Required Courses: (41
on campus courses! 45.205 Argumentation and Rhetoric 44.115 Introduction to Homeland Security
44.241 Physical Security
Required Courses: (41 45.207 Corporate Communications
44.312 Security Management
90.230 ··•.• Introduction to Multimedia 45.356 The History, Theory, and Practice of Rhetoric
90.385 ••••• Introduction to Information Security
90.231 ••••• Graphics for Multimedia and the Web 46.210 Media and Politics
(Cyber Security)
90.232 ••••• Desktop Video Production 46.316 Politics and Film
90.247 ··•.• Web Authoring: Adobe"' Flash"' 62.201 Marketing Principles Electives: (Choose 2):
70.291 Introduction to Graphic Design 44.212 Weapons of Mass Destruction
Electives: (Choose 2):
90.160 Introduction to Information Systems 44.234 Criminal Law
42.221 Writing for Interactive Media
90.230 Introduction to Multimedia 44.248 Terrorism
70.262 Digital Imaging and Photography: Photoshop"'
90.231 Graphics for Multimedia and the Web 44.326 Domestic Terrorism and Hate Crimes
70.264 Computer Graphics and Illustration
90.232 Desktop Video Production 44.342 Criminal Profiling
70.291 Introduction to Graphic Design
90.238 Website Development: Microsoft"' Expression"' Web 44.343 Forensic Psychology
70.376 3D Computer Animation
90.250 E-Commerce on the Web 44.380 Selected Issues in Criminal Justice
70.377 Advanced Animation: After Effects"'
90.291 Intro to DHTML
70.379 Website Design: Dreamweaver"'
90.460 Computer Ethics
70.384 Advanced Website Design and Development
91.113 Exploring the Internet Additional Certificate Programs
78.201 Introduction to Audio for Multimedia and the Web
90.227 ··•.· Developing Interactive Help Systems
UMass Lowell also offers certificate programs in:
90.238 ••••• Website Development: Microsoft"' Expression"' Web
• Manufacturing Technology
• Spanish and Latin American Studies
• Plastics Technology
*
Many of the courses in these certificate programs can be applied towards a part-time degree.
See page 3 and 4 or visit our website for more information on degrees. For information on how to
apply these courses into your degree, call our Student Support Specialists at [phone].
Information Technology
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics ...
Demand ior inbonnation technology worker<S i6 expected
to continue it<S growth through
2016. .
Source:OccupationalOutlookQuanerly,Spring2009
Mass High Tech Ranks UMass Lowell's I.T. Programs as Largest in New England in 2011
In a recent article by Mass High Tech, UMass Lowell was featured as the largest I.T. Degree Program in New England. See the article in Mass High Tech!
(April 27, 2011 issue, page 23)
PART-TIME UNDERGRADUATE I.T. PROGRAMS
• A.S. in Information Technology -Online or On Campus
• B.S. in Information Technology -Online or On Campus
• B.S. in Information Technology: Business Minor -Online
• Earn a Second Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology-Online or On Campus!
• Undergraduate Certificates -UNIX, Website Design & Development, Database ManagementTechnologies (Oracle), Information Technology, Multimedia Applications
NEW! PART TIME GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS FOR I.T. PROFESSIONALS
• Online Certificate Program in Systems Models and Management
• The Online Graduate Certificate Program in Network Security
Q Information Technology Oracle" professionals c ;itinue to be in high demand!
Available on campus and online
Use Towards a Degree in Information Technology!* (Choose 3 Electives from either of the following Tracks): Website Design Track
The need for professionals with a strong information technol
Electives: Developer Track Note: Students pursuing the Website Design Track should
ogy background will continue to increase as business,
90.304•"•·· Oracle Java/'Neb Development have basic familiarity with HTML. Those who do not have
government, schools, and other organizations seek new
90.448 •"•·· Oracle 11 g Portal Development basic familiarity with HTML are encouraged to take 90.291
applications for computers and networks in the workplace.
90.449 •··.· Oracle 11 g Forms and Reports Introduction to DHTML as one of their electives prior to
This certificate is designed as an introductory program for
90.467 •"•·· PUSOL II: Advanced Oracle 11 g PUSOL taking the required courses in this program.
those who want to explore a broad range of electives in
90.474•·•.• Relational Database Concepts
different subject areas before deciding on an area of Required Courses: (4)
specialization. Electives: Administrator Track 70.379 Website Design: Dreamweaver"
90.443 •··.· Introduction to Client/Server Computing 70.384 Advanced Website Design & Development
Required Courses: (2)
90.455 ••••• Database Administration Ill: Oracle 11 g Projects 90.231 •··.- Graphics for Multimedia and the Web
90 .160 •···· Introduction to Information Systems*
90.466 •···· Oracle 11 g Data Warehousing 90.247 •···· Web Authoring: Adobe'" Flash'"
90.202 •··.· Microsotte Office*
90.479•"•·· Oracle 12i Applications DBA
Electives: (Choose 4): ** Note: If you would like to, you may choose one elective Electives: (Choose 2):
70.262* Digital Imaging and Photography: Photoshop'"
Programming Electives: course from one of the tracks and two elective courses from 90.230···.- Introduction to Multimedia
90.211 •··.· Introduction to Programming with C, Part I the other track, as long as you take a total of three elective 90.238····· Website Development: Microsotte Expression'"
90.212 •···· Introduction to Programming with C, Part II courses in addition to the required courses above Web
90.220 •···· Visual Basic 90.248 •···· Website Database Implementation vv
90.267 •··.· C Programming I '\ ,,.. '' 90.250·-..- E-Commerce on the Web
90.268 •··.· C++ Programming 90.291 •·•.• Introduction to DHTML
90.269 •·•.• Advanced C++ Available on campus and online
90.292 •··.· Advanced DHTML
90.270 •··.· Visual C++ Use Towards a Degree in Information Technology!* 90.302 •···· JavaScript
90.364 •···· Problem Solving with C The Certificate in UNIX is designed for those currently in 90.306··•.· Introduction to XML
Database Electives: the computer industry who want to upgrade their skills, 90.346 •···· Digital Media Delivery
90.171 •··.· Applications Software: Microsoff» Access and for those with basic computer literacy who want to 90.347 •···· Rich Web Development: Advanced Flash'"
90.342 •···· Web-Enabled Database Development enter this fast-growing field. Students learn skills that are 90.348•·•.• Developing Dynamic Websites with ColdFusion'"
90.474 •···· Relational Database Concepts immediately applicable in the workplace as well as C
Programming, the language in which most networking *Not currently available online.
Multimedia/Web Electives:
software is written. **Note: Other 90.xxx courses may be substituted as
90.230 •·•.• Introduction to Multimedia
electives for the Website Development Track with prior
91 113 Exploring the Internet Required Courses: (4)
approval from the certificate program coordinator.
90.267 •·•.• C Programming
Additional Electives:
90.311 •·•.• Linux/UNIX Operating System
90.311 •··.· Linux/UNIX Operating System 90.312 •··.· Shell Scripting Website Development Track
90.312 ••••• Shell Scripting
90.360 •·•.• Introduction to Data Structures Required Courses: (4)
90.461 •··.• LAN/'NAN Technologies
90.291 ···.• Introduction to DHTML
Electives: (Choose 2):
*Students with appropriate experience can replace the 90.268··•.• C++ Programming 90.238····· Website Development: Microsoft'" Expression'"
required courses with any of the electives courses. 90.269····· Advanced C++ Web
90.248•·•.• Website Database Implementation
**Note: This is a partial list. For the complete list of courses 90.313····· Linux/UNIX Internals Overview
90.306····· Introduction to XML
that may be applied as electives, see the Continuing 90.316····· Linux/UNIX System Administration
Studies website for computer courses with the 90. Electives: (Choose 2):
prefix, or contact the Faculty and Student Support Center Q Data/Telecommunications 70.379 Website Design: Dreamweaver"
at 978-934-2474 70.384 Advanced Website Design and Development
Available on campus and online 90.227 •·•.· Developing Interactive Help Systems
Q Database Management Use Towards a Degree in Information Technology!* 90.245 •···· Website Server Administration
The Certificate Program in Data/Telecommunications trains 90.246•···· Active Server Pages .NET
Technologies
participants for positions as entry-level network administra 90.247 ••••• Web Authoring: Adobe'" Flash'"
tors, LAN technicians, and system analysts responsible for 90.250•···· E-Commerce on the Web
Available on campus and some blended
networking functions in large or small companies. 90.292 ··•.• Advanced DHTML
Use Towards a Degree in Information Technology!* 90.301 •···· Java Programming
Required Courses: (5)
The Database ManagementTechnologies Certificate 90.302 .-••• Java Script
90.267 C Programming
program, as part of Oracle Corporation's Academic 90.305•··.· Introduction to Perl
90.457 Network Security
Initiative (OAI). prepares students for the requirements 90.346 •···· Digital Media Delivery
90.461 LAN/'NAN Technologies
and rigors of becoming an in-demand Database 90.347 •···· Rich Web Development with Advanced Flash'"
90.462 TCP/IP and Network Architecture
Administrator or Developer. Centered on the industry 90.348•···· Developing Dynamic Websites with
90.464 Network Management
leading Oracle 11 g/12i'" product suite, students engage Cold Fusion'"
in a progressive learning experience. Hands-on skill
Q Website Design & Development
building throughout the program will prepare students
for challenging and highly rewarding positions in today's
Available online
data-driven industry.
Use Towards a Degree in Information Technology!*
Required Courses: (4)
The Certificate Program in Website Design and
90.450 •··.· Database Administration I: Introduction to Oracle 11 g
Development is designed to provide students with the
90.453 •·•.• Database Administration II: Advanced Oracle 11 g
knowledge they need to design and implement effective,
90.454 •··.· Oracle 11 g SOL Development
dynamic websites. Students pursuing this certificate pro
90.459 ••••• PUSOL I: Introduction to Oracle 11 g PUSOL
gram have the option of taking either the Web Design Track
Note: Students with experience equivalent to any of the or the Web Development Track, depending on their particu For a complete list of all applicable courses
required courses may substitute up to two electives for lar area of interest. You can earn the Certificate in Website and other information, please visit
the required courses, with prior approval of the program
Design & Development entirely online, on campus, or by tak http: //continuinged.uml.edu/msdnaa.htm
coordinator.
ing a combination of online and on campus courses.
For more information on any of these certificate programs visit our
Website at http://continuinged.uml.edu or call [phone].
Students interested in applying into Graduate degree or certificate programs should contact the Graduate Admissions Office at 800{i56-GRAD or www.uml.edu/grad. In some cases, a student may take only
6 credits prior to matriculating into a formal graduate degree program. Students with Bachelor's degrees from accredited institutions are eligible to enroll as non-degree students for a total of 12 credits prior to
matriculating into formal Graduate degree programs. Generally, students must formally apply to graduate certificate programs before enrolling in graduate courses intended for specific certificate programs.
ISIS
Class Course Cr P: Prerequisite
No. No. Trtle Days lime (Con) C: Corequisite/Comments Instructor
N:J1Mi~i=i-iii•1&ii~IH•;fJ•1•1~ -
8664 60.501-031 Financial Accounting (8 weeks: 9/1-10/27/11 I >Online Course 2 P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate or Department Faculty
Doctor of Engineering students; requires
knowledge of Excel and proctored exams
13798 60.501-033 Financial Accounting (8 weeks: 9/1-10/27/11) >Online Course 2 P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate Department Faculty
or Doctor of Engineering students; requires
knowledge of Excel and proctored exams
8671 60.501-032 Financial Accounting (8 weeks: 10/31-12/22/11) >Online Course 2 P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate Department Faculty
or Doctor of Engineering students; requires
knowledge of Excel and proctored exams
8911 60.601-031 Accounting Information for Management >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Stephen Collins
Decisions completion of MBA Foundation courses;
requires proctored exams
9722 60.601-032 Accounting Information for Management >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Sherre Strickland
Decisions completion of MBA Foundation courses;
requires proctored exams
9426 60.623-031 NEW! Relevant Accounting Issues/MBA >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Mary Ellen Morris
completion of MBA Foundation courses
8669 61.501-031 Business Financial Analysis >Online Course 2 P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate or Yash Puri
(8 weeks: 9/1-10/27/ 11 I Doctor of Engineering students
9652 61.501-032 Business Financial Analysis >Online Course 2 P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate or Yash Puri
(8 weeks: 10/31-12/22/11) Doctor of Engineering students
8923 61.601-031 * Corporate Finance >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Ravi Jain
completion of MBA Foundation courses;
requires a financial calculator
9533 61.640-031 NEW! Financing Innovation and Technology >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Craig Randall
Ventures completion of MBA Foundation
courses; or MSITE or PSM programs
9505 61.735-061 NEW! Portfolio Investment and Security Analysis >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Devendra Prasad
completion of MBA Foundation courses
8665 62.501-031 Marketing Fundamentals >Online Course 2 P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate or Joan Crooker
(8 weeks: 9/1-10/27/ 11 I Doctor of Engineering students
8673 62.501-032 Marketing Fundamentals >O nline Course 2 P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate or Duncan LaBay
(8 weeks: 10 /31-12/22/111 Doctor of Engineering students
8645 62.601-061 Customers and Markets >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Eunsang Yoon
completion of MBA Foundation courses
9452 62.630-031 NEW! Market Research for Entrepreneurs >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Stephen Powell
completion of MBA Foundation courses; or
MSITE or PSM programs
8670 63.501-031 Operations Fundamentals >Online Course 2 P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate or M. Riaz Khan
(8 weeks: 9/1-10/27/11) Doctor of Engineering students; requires
proctored exams
-- 63.501-03'2 Operations Fundamentals >Online Course 2 P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate or M. Riaz Khan
(8 weeks: 10/31-12/22/11) Doctor of Engineering students; requires
proctored exams
9475 63.601-061 Management Information Systems >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Edward Chen
completion of MBA Foundation courses
13349 63.601-062 Management Information Systems >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Stephen Irish
completion of MBA Foundation courses
9615 63.640-061 Enterprise Systems for Management >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Luvai Motiwalla
completion of MBA Foundation courses
8960 63.671-031 Operations Management >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Keith Poirier
completion of MBA Foundation courses
8666 66.501-031 Organizational Behavior >Online Course 2 P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate or David Breyer
(8weeks: 9/1-10/27/11) Doctor of Engineering students;
8674 66.501-032 Organizational Behavior >Online Course P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate or David Breyer
(8 weeks: 10/31-12/22/11) Doctor of Engineering students
8667 66.511-031 Global Enterprise and Competition >Online Course 2 P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate or Bernard Cookson
(8 weeks: 9/1-10/27/11) Doctor of Engineering students
8672 66.511-032 Global Enterprise and Competition >Online Course 2 P: Open to MBA, Business Certificate or Bernard Cookson
(8 weeks: 10/31-12/22/11) Doctor of Engineering students
8647 66.601-061 Managing Organizational Design and Change >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students Timm Kainen
9536 66.635-061 Project Management >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Edward Chen
completion of MBA Foundation courses, or
MSITE or PSM programs
8981 66.691-031 Strategy Formation and Implementation >Online Course 3 P: MBA matriculated students and Ashwin Mehta
completion of MBA Foundation courses
NOTE: The above MBA courses are also open to non-UML grad students who meet course prerequisites. If not currently registered in a program, please contact the MBA
Coordinator, Kathleen Rourke, at 978-934-2848 for permission to take courses.
IYMJl•i~idiijliidifi-
8848 14.570-001 Waste Treatment and Stormwater Wed 6:00-9:00 pm 3 William Moeller
Management
13545 14.572-001 Marine and Coastal Processes Mon 6:00-9:00 pm 3 Adele Fiorillo
13344 14.575-001 Groundwater Modeling Wed 6:00-9:00 pm 3 Stephen Smith
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,see
also Information Technology)
9541 91.546-001 * Computer Graphics Mon 5:30-8:30 pm 3 Hugh Masterman
13534 91.568-001 * NEW! Seminar in Human Computer Interaction Mon 5:30-8:30 pm 3 Jill Drury
9568 94.519-031 NEW! Managing Virtual Systems >Online Course 3 Jie Lu
9571 94.560-031 NEW! Network Infrastructures >Online Course 3 Benyuan Liu
14080 94.562-031 NEW! Digital Forensics >Online Course 3 Xinwen Fu
GRADUATE ONLINE CERTIFICATE IN NETWORK SECURITY (See page 2)
GRADUATE ONLINE CERTIFICATE IN SYSTEMS MODELS AND MANAGEMENT (See page 2)
*The above 91 prefix Computer Science courses require permission of the Graduate Computer Science Coordinator.
See our Website at http://continuinged.uml.edu ■
ISIS
Class Course Cr P: Prerequisite
No. No. Trtle Days Time (Con} C: Corequisite/Comments Instructor
19dll"iikiii'Hii9-
8561 44.503-061 Administration of Criminal Justice >Online Course 3 Larry Siegel
8648 44.521-061 Criminological Theory >Online Course 3 Jennifer Dierickx
8593 44.526-061 Domestic Terrorism and Hate Crimes >Online Course 3 Department Faculty
8584 44.542-061 Criminal Profiling >Online Course 3 Allan Roscoe
8597 44.543-061 Forensic Psychology >Online Course 3 Ira Packer
8594 44.545-061 Criminal Mind and Behavior >Online Course 3 Alan Lincoln
8626 44.549-061 Terrorism/Counter Terrorism >Online Course 3 Allan Roscoe
8582 44.567-061 Overview of Homeland Security >Online Course 3 Timothy Croft
9511 44.568-061 Contemporary Security Studies >Online Course 3 James Forest
8581 44.570-061 Managing Criminal Justice Organizations >Online Course 3 Eve Buzawa
9414 44.574-061 Economic Crime >Online Course 3 Kyungseok Choo
8611 44.580-061 Quantitative Research >Online Course 3 Paul Tracy
8627 44.590-061 Research Methods in Crime Justice >Online Course 3 Linda Williams
9415 44.622-061 Intimate Partner Violence >Online Course 3 Eve Buzawa
8628 44.624-061 Violence in America >Online Course 3 James Byrne
13252 44.646-061 Sex Offenses and Offenders >Online Course 3 Andrew Harris
9512 44.680-061 Selected Topics: Homicide >Online Course 3 Paul Tracy
For permission numbers and questions regarding the Criminal Justice Program, email [email protected]
EDUCATION
9522 01.610-061 Theories of Learning >Online Course 3 Cl* Ed.S. Degree matriculated students only James Carifio
8931 04.576-031 Promoting Healthy Lifestyles Among Students >Online Course 3 Cl(sci)* Carolyn Siccama
9400 04.635-031 Dynamics of Curricular Change >Online Course 3 EA* James Nehring
8871 04.643-031 The Skillful Teacher >Online Course 3 Cl* Robert Gower
13542 04.650-031 Capstone Project: Advanced Programs >O nline Course 3 Charmaine Hickey
9401 04.656-031 Ed.S. Seminar >Online Course 3 All CAGS Judith Boccia
13546 04.674-031 NEW! Research into Learning in Science >Online Course 3 A. Greenwood/S. Lewis
9402 05.502-031 Issues and Mandates in Special Education >Online Course 3 Cl* S. Szczesiul/ E.O'Brien
8872 05.592-031 * Practicum I, Elementary School Principal PK-6 >Online Course 1 P· Permission of instructor; EA* Charles Christensen
8873 05.593-031 * Practicum II, Elementary School Principal PK-6 >Online Course 2 P· 05.592 and permission of instructor; EA* Charles Christensen
8874 05.594-031 * Practicum I, Middle School Principal 5-8 >O nline Course 1 P· Permission of instructor· EA* Charles Christensen
8875 05.595-031 * Practicum II, Middle School Principal 5-8 >Online Course 2 P· 05.594 and permission of instructor; EA* Charles Christensen
8908 05.596-031 * Practicum I, High School Principal 9-12 >Online Course 1 P· Permission of instructor; EA* Charles Christensen
8876 05.597-031 * Practicum II, High School Principal 9-12 >Online Course 2 P· 05.596 and permission of instructor; EA* Charles Christensen
8877 05.623-031 School Law >Online Course 3 EA* David Troughton
8880 05.638-031 Planning, Technology and School Improvement >Online Course 3 EA* Judith Davidson
8878 05.642-031 Principles of Supervision >Online Course 3 EA* Phitsamay Uy
8953 06.527-031 Language Acquisition >Online Course 3 RL* Kelly King
8914 06.528-031 Assessment Reading and Language Disability >Online Course 3 RL* Jay Simmons
8975 06.549-031 Theory and Research in Reading and Language >Online Course 3 RL* Lorraine Dagostino
8939 06.550-031 Reading Specialist Practicum I >Online Course 3 P· Permission of Coordinator; RL * Vera Ossen
*The Graduate School of Education offers Online Courses leading to three Masters of Education degrees: (1) Educational Administration (EA); (2) Reading and
Language (RL); Curriculum and Instruction (Cl) or Curriculum and Instruction: Science Concentration (Cl)(sci). The letters in the prerequisites column refer to which
programs each course is aligned. Additionally, a CAGS Online in Curriculum and Instruction is offered.
l#•ididi¥ifhi·li•i1~i4'i•a;•aiji3iijiiadiij/-
9565 16.507-031 NEW! Electromagnetic Waves and Materials >Online Course 3 Dikshitulu Kalluri
9608 16. 508-031 Quantum Electronics for Engineers >Online Course 3 Joel Therrien
8963 16.517-031 MMIC Design and Fabrication >Online Course 3 Kanti Prasad
8847 16.562-001 VHDL/Verilog Synthesis and Design Thurs 6:00-9:00 pm 3 Terence Kelly
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1
8692 18.581-001 Understanding the Massachusetts Thurs 6:00-9:00 pm 3 John Fitzgerald
Contingency Plan
HEALTH
8880 30.550-031 Human Development and Pathophysiology >Online Course 3 Alease Bruce
9583 32.504-031 Health Data Analysis >Online Course 3 Beverly Volicer
9433 32.506-041 Quantitative Methods in Healthcare Sat 1: 00-4:00 pm 3 A. James Lee
Management
(Blended Course: Face-to-Face meetings at Lowell General Hospital in Lowell, MA on Sat 9/10, 10/1, 10/15, 10/29, 11 /19, 12/1 O;
and Online sessions on Mon 7:30-9:00 pm: 9/19, 9/26, 10/10, 10/24, 11/7, 11/14, 12/5, 12/19)
8836 32.511-041 Healthcare Finance Sat 9.00 am-Noon 3 Ryan Mullin
(Blended Course: Face-to-Face meetings at UMass Lowell Inn and Conference Center in Lowell, MA on Sat 9/10, 9/24, 10/1, 10/15, 11/5, 12/3;
and Online sessions on Mon 7:30-9:00 pm: 9/19, 9/26, 10/10, 10/24, 11/7, 11/14, 12/5, 12/19)
9444 32.511-043 Healthcare Finance Wed 5.30-8.30 pm 3 • Stephen Burke
(Blended Course: Face-to-Face meetings at Lowell General Hospital in Lowell, MA on Wed: 9/7, 9/28, 10/5, 10/19, 11/9, 12/7;
and Online sessions on Wed 7:30-9:00 pm: 9/21, 10/12, 10/26, 11/2, 11/16, 11/30, 12/14)
8797 32.514-041 Healthcare Management Wed 5:30-8:30 pm 3 James Mahan
(Blended Course: Face-to-Face meetings at Yankee Alliance in Andover, MA on Wed: 9/7, 9/21, 10/12, 11/2, 11/16, 12/7;
and Online sessions on Wed 7:30-9:00 pm: 9/14, 9/28, 10/5, 10/19, 10/26, 11/9, 11/30, 12/14)
8864 32.514-043 Healthcare Management Sat 9.00 am-Noon 3 Robert Holmes
(Blended Course: Face-to-Face meetings at Winchester Hospital in Winchester, MA on Sat 9/7, 9/24, 10/22, 11/5, 11/19, and 12/1 O;
and Online sessions on Wed 7:30-9:00 pm: 9/14, 9/28, 10/58, 10/12, 10/19, 10/26, 11/9, 11/30)
9446 32.531-041 Health Informatics Mon 5:30-8:30 pm 3 Patrick Gratton
(Blended Course: Face-to-Face meetings at Winchester Hospital in Winchester, MA on Mon: 9/12, 10/3, 10/24, 11/14, 11/28, and 12/12;
andOnlinesessionsonMon7:30-9:00:9/19,9/26, 10/10, 10/17, 10/31, 11/7, 11/21, 12/5)
8798 32.626-041 Leadership and Change Sat 9.00 am-Noon 3 Cathy Spinney
(Blended Course: Face-to-Face meetings at Yankee Alliance in Andover MA on Sat 9/10, 9/24, 10/15, 11/12, 12/3, 12/17;
and Online sessions on Thurs 7:30-9:00 pm: 9/1, 9/15, 9/29, 10/6, 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/17, 12/8)
8799 32.632-041 Health Information Systems Planning Thurs 5:30-8:30 pm 3 Patrick Gratton
(Blended Course: Face-to-Face meetings at Yankee Alliance in Andover MA on Thurs: 9/8, 9/29, 10/13, 10/27, 11/10, 12/1, 12/15;
and Online sessions on 9/15, 10/6, 10/20, 11 /3, 11 /17, 12/8)
13543 32.634-041 Healthcare Database Development Tues 5:30-8:30 pm 3 Rose Candelieri
(Blended Course: Face-to-Face meetings at UML Campus on Tues: 9/6, 9/27, 10/18, 11/8, 11/29, 12/13;
and Online sessions on Tues 7:30-9:00 pm: 9/13, 9/20, 10/4, 10/11, 10/25, 11 /1, 11 /15, 11 /22, 12/6)
9450 32.635-041 Healthcare Project Management Tues 5.30-8.30 pm 3 Henry Och
(Blended Course: Face-to-Face meetings at UMass Lowell Inn and Conference Center on Tues 9/6, 9/27, 10/18, 11/15, 12/6, 12/13;
and Online sessions on Tues 7:30-9:00 pm: 9/13, 9/20, 10/4, 10/11, 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/29)
■ See our Website at http://continuinged.uml.edu
ISIS
Class Course Cr P: Prerequisite
No. No. Trtle Days lime (Con) C: Corequisite/Comments Instructor
9572 33.686-031 NEW! Introduction to Clinical Dimensions of Sleep >Online Course 3 Stacia Sailer
& Chronobiology
13861 33.687-031 NEW! Diagnosis and Differential Diagnosis Across >Online Course 3 Carolyn D' Ambrosio
Sleep Disorders
9498 36.541-031 Intro to Public Health and the Public Health Lab >Online Course 3 Nancy Goodyear
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1
9568 94.519-031 NEW! Managing Virtual Systems >Online Course 3 Jie Lu
9571 94.560-031 NEW! Network Infrastructures >Online Course 3 Benyuan Liu
14080 94.562-031 NEW! Digital Forensics >Online Course 3 Xinwen Fu
GRADUATE ONLINE CERTIFICATE IN NE1WORK SECURITY (See page 2 for required courses.)
GRADUATE ONLINE CERTIFICATE IN SYSTEMS MODELS AND MANAGEMENT (See page 2 for required courses.I
14!¥iitiii~M•~iiididc-
9543 26.503-031 Mechanical Behaviors of Polymers >Online Course 3 Ming Wei
8942 26.506-031 Polymer Structure, Properties and Applications >Online Course 3 Stephen Driscoll
13419 26.518-031 Plastics Product Design >Online Course 3 Fang Lai
8625 26.544-031 Advanced Plastics Materials >Online Course 3 Stephen Driscoll
PSYCHOLOGY
8910 47.561-031 Introduction to Behavioral Intervention >Online Course 3 P: Coursework in the psychology of child Alicia Perry
in Autism development, or related experience
8927 47.561-032 Introduction to Behavioral Intervention >Online Course 3 P: Coursework in the psychology of child Richard Serna
in Autism development, or related experience
8946 47.561-033 Introduction to Behavioral Intervention >Online Course 3 P: Coursework in the psychology of child Alisa Bahl
in Autism development
8989 47.561-034 Introduction to Behavioral Intervention >Online Course 3 P: Coursework in the psychology of child Theodosia Paclawskyj
in Autism development
9622 47.561-035 Introduction to Behavioral Intervention >Online Course 3 P: Coursework in the psychology of child Dawn Bailey
in Autism development
9675 47.561-036 Introduction to Behavioral Intervention >Online Course 3 P: Coursework in the psychology of child Jessica Frieder
in Autism development
8915 47.562-031 Teaching and Positive Behavioral Support >Online Course 3 P: 47.561 Katherine Falwell
in Autism
8930 47.562-032 Teaching and Positive Behavioral Support >Online Course 3 P: 47.561 Eric Boelter
in Autism
9421 47.562-033 Teaching and Positive Behavioral Support >Online Course 3 P: 47.561 Lauren Beaulieu
in Autism
13431 47.562-034 Teaching and Positive Behavioral Support >Online Course 3 P: 47.561 Lauren Beaulieu
in Autism
8916 47.565-031 Measurement and Experimental Design >Online Course 3 P: 47.561 Jennifer Crockett
in Behavioral Autism
8950 47.565-032 Measurement and Experimental Design >Online Course 3 P: 47.561 David Kuhn
in Behavioral Autism
9497 47.565-033 Measurement and Experimental Design >Online Course 3 P: 47.561 Peter Girolami
in Behavioral Autism
13433 47.565-034 Measurement and Experimental Design >Online Course 3 P: 47.561 Natalie Rolider
in Behavioral Autism
8917 47.566-031 Functional Analysis and Treatment of >Online Course 3 P: 47.562 Stephanie Kuhn
Challenging Behavior
8948 47.566-032 Functional Analysis and Treatment of >Online Course 3 P: 47.562 Carrie Borrero
Challenging Behavior
13434 47.566-033 Functional Analysis and Treatment of >Online Course 3 P: 47.562 Department Faculty
Challenging Behavior
8918 47.568-031 Behavioral ln.tervention Program Models >Online Course 3 P: 47.562 Sung Woo Kahng
in Autism
8949 47.568-032 Behavioral Intervention Program Models >Online Course 3 P: 47.562 Karen Wagner
in Autism
9701 47.568-033 Behavioral Intervention Program Models >Online Course 3 P: 47.562 Emily Shumate
in Autism
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9544 19.508-031 Principles and Practices of Biological Safety >Online Course 3 Sheldon Cooper
ISIS
Class Course Cr P: Prerequisite
No. No. Trtle Days lime (Con) C: Corequisite/Comments Instructor
ACCOUNTING
8767 60.201-001 Accounting/Financial Mon 6:00-9:00 pm 3 Steven DeSimone
8601 60.201-061 Accounting/Financial >Online Course 3 Clairmont Carter
8757 60.202-001 Accounting/Managerial Tues 6:00-9:00 pm 3 P: 60.201 Department Faculty
8768 60.331-001 Cost Management Systems Tues 6:00-9:00 pm 3 P: 60.202, BSBA students (non-Accounting majors) Laura Christianson
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8726 70.240-001 Fundamentals of Typography (Macintosh") Mon 6:00-9:00 pm 3 P: Basic Macintosh proficiency Catherine Meeks
8811 70.262-001 Digital Imaging and Photography: Photoshop" Thurs 6:00-9:00 pm 3 Basic Macintosh or Basic Windows Ella Carlson
(Windows) proficiency
8801 70.291-001 Introduction to Graphic Design (Macintosh) Wed 6:00-9:00 pm 3 P: Basic Macintosh or Windows proficiency Regina Milan
8617 70.379-061 Website Design: Dreamweaver" >Online Course 3 P: Basic HTML and Photoshop familiarity Christopher Perry
required; requires Dreamweaver CS4 or CS5
and Photoshop CS4 or CS5
8660 70.384-061 Advanced Website Design and Development >Online Course 3 P: 70.379; requires Dreamweaver Christopher Perry
CS4 or CS5
Note: While the above courses will not transfer directly into the Art Department's Bachelor of Fine Arts Day School degree program, certain two-course clusters may be accepted for
transfer upon prior department approval.
CERTIFICATE IN GRAPHIC DESIGN AND DIGITAL IMAGING (See page 6 for required courses.)
CERTIFICATE IN WEBSITE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT (See page 7 for required courses.)
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