MULTIMEDIA AND THE WORLD WIDE WEB An introduction to the World
Wide Web and web development for non-technical majors. Students
will create web pages using a WYSIWYG editor. Students will
evaluate web sites using a variety of analytical and empirical
methods. Students will conduct technology-related experiments
following the principles of the scientific method and use
technology to analyze their results. Topics include web-based
technology, creating content for distribution on the web, and
design principles for web sites. Students will develop an
appreciation for the connections among science, mathematics, and
technology in modern society, as well as for the principles
guiding advances in science and technology. PREREQUISITE(S):
NONE. INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS (FORMERLY IT 201) This
course demonstrates how information is used by organizations to
conduct business and solve problems. This course presents
information systems principles and demonstrates how they form an
integral part of modern organizati