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Introduction to computers and computerized information systems; survey of computer hardware and their uses and interactions; exploration of software, software packages and programming languages; basics of analyzing and designing business and information systems; introduction to data communications and networking, distributed data processing, access to the Internet; and hands-on use of microcomputers for spreadsheet and database business applications using the latest, most popular software.

Mathematical procedures of business problems and applications; set theory; functions; graphics of functions; permutations and combinations; probability distributions; linear equations; solutions by matrices; computer and/or simplex solutions to linear programming models; and the mathematics of finance.