Marymount University
Undergraduate Catalog 2016-17
IT 110 Information Technology in the Global Age
Introduces students to the role of information technology in today’s global business, political, and government environments, and in society in general. It examines the role of technology globally, particularly as it is used for cultural awareness, business development, political change, and social improvement. The negative aspects of technology (e.g., dumping of end-of-life hardware in developing countries) are also discussed. The course studies infrastructure (hardware and software, networks, the Internet), communications, software and website development, databases, and information security and privacy. Liberal Arts Core/University Requirements Designation: GP. (3)
Catalog Contents
School of Business Administration
School of Education and Human Services
Academic Information and Policies
Academic Integrity Policy Summary
Other Credit-Acquisition Opportunities
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Student Academic Policies
Students Pursuing a Double Major or Dual Degrees
Students Enrolled in Bachelor’s/Master’s Programs
University Requirements and the Liberal Arts Core
Undergraduate Pre-Professional Studies
Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area
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