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TECHNOLOGY OF COMPUTER-BASED BUSINESS SYSTEMS

INFOSYS 371
Course Description

Focus is on developing applications and business information systems on the web using a variety of programming languages and tools. Emphasis on deployment as well as design concepts.

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COMP SCI 301 or COMPSCI 220

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