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CS 220: Advanced Web Development
Sophomore Level
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CS200: Web Development 23/24
Sophomore Level
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Enseignant: manel abdelkaderEnseignant: Mehdi KhoujaEnseignant: Maha MaalejEnseignant: Zainab Maalej

CS200: Web Development 23/24

Learning Objective:

  • Gain a foundational understanding of web development.
  • Develop practical skills in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  • Learn to create interactive web pages.


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Enseignant: Salah BENABDALLAH

BCOR 200: Introduction to MIS – SBA

Information systems are one of the major tools available to business managers for achieving operational excellence, developing new products and services, improving decision making, and achieving competitive advantage.  This course is an opportunity for the students to be introduced to how today's business firms use information technologies and systems to achieve corporate objectives.  It provides the students with basic Information Systems (IS) skills (at the conceptual level) and to familiarize them with the technical language to bridge the communication gap that may exist between them and IT professionals. Good communication between end-users and IT professionals is crucial to the successful development, implementation, management, and strategic use of IS.

Sophomore Level
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Enseignant: Mohamed BEN NOURI

BCOR 210: Fundamentals of Marketing – MBN

COURSE DESCRIPTION

The course is a study of the environment and the functions of marketing management from a managerial perspective. The course topics include the scope and philosophy of marketing; concepts of market segmentation, targeting, and positioning. The development and management of product, pricing, promotional, and distribution policies as interactive elements of the marketing mix are covered. The concepts and technologies of marketing of goods, services, and ideas, in addition to international marketing and marketing mix are included.

Lectures will be augmented with readings, videos, cases and practical assignments to highlight the key topic areas. A high level of class participation is expected to ensure maximum learning and sharing of experience.

Sophomore Level
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Enseignant: Nesrine Belaid

BCOR 210: Fundamentals of Marketing- N. B. Belaid

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is a study of the environment and the functions of marketing management from a managerial perspective. The course topics include the scope and philosophy of marketing concepts of market segmentation, targeting and poistioning. The development and management of product, pricing, promotional, and distribution policies as interactive elements of the marketing mix are covered. The concepts and technologies of marketing of goods, services, and ideas, in addition to international marketing and marketing mix are included.


BCOR 200: Introduction to MIS – IC
Sophomore Level
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Enseignant: Imen Chakroun

BCOR 200: Introduction to MIS – IC

Information systems are one of the major tools available to business managers for achieving operational excellence, developing new products and services, improving decision making, and achieving competitive advantage.  This course is an opportunity for the students to be introduced to how today's business firms use information technologies and systems to achieve corporate objectives.  It provide the students with basic Information Systems (IS) skills (at the conceptual level) and to familiarize them with the technical language to bridge the communication gap that may exist between them and IT professionals. Good communication between end-users and IT professionals is crucial to the successful development, implementation, management, and strategic use of IS.

Sophomore Level
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Enseignant: Ghassen Aydi

BCOR 200: Introduction to MIS – Dr. Ghassen Aydi

Information systems are one of the major tools available to business managers for achieving operational excellence, developing new products and services, improving decision making, and achieving competitive advantage. This course is an opportunity for the students to be introduced to how today's business firms use information technologies and systems to achieve corporate objectives. It provide the students with basic IS skills (at the conceptual level) and to familiarize them with the technical jargon in order to bridge the communication gap that may exist between them and IT professionals. Good communication between end-users and IT professionals is crucial to the successful development, implementation, management, and strategic use of IS.