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CP 630

Enterprise Computing

Enterprise computing offers integrated solutions to organizations that need help managing a variety of problems including software development, resource management and data analytics. This course extends traditional Computer Science education through a practical skills-based application focused on enterprise computing which integrates IT management and application development. Students examine the principles, techniques and practices in modern enterprise computing with a focus on backend business logic computing and the technical foundation of data analysis. Students will learn to manage all aspects of enterprise computing solutions including security, user experience, optimization, and distributed databases. Practical knowledge is further developed through lab work, case studies and guest-lectures of IT managers.

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I took this course as part of the MCS program and I loved it! The ***essments were reasonable and accurately reflected lesson content, and the instructor was very helpful. The enterprise programming ideas from this course have become a new hobby of mine that I use to fill some free time.

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— Applied Computing (MAC) student, taught by Hongbing Fan

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Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:Graduate (GR)Must be enrolled in one of the following Fields of Study (Major, Minor, Concentration or Partner Institution):Applied Computing (ACPG)

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