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Course Schedule: Spring 2008

Course Schedule: Fall 2008

Management of Technology Courses

Course Catalog

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209. Professional Skills Workshop

Course Description

As information and information systems projects have become increasingly strategic, information workers at all levels and in all environments must demonstrate higher levels of professionalism, not only to perform their duties competently, but to remain competitive in the job market. This course, in conjunction with the School of Information final project, gives students insight into the source and best practice of professionalism, and gives students the chance to refine the essential skills in a simulated but realistic working environment.

Note: This course is being offered on a S/U (Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory) basis.


Catalog type: General
Units: 2
Prerequisites: 202, 203, or consent of instructor.

Course History

Spring 2008  |   Instructor(s): Schaffer

Spring 2007  |   Instructor(s): Schaffer   |  Website

Spring 2006  |   Instructor(s): Downes   |  Website