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	=== Proposed course title ===		=== Proposed course title ===
-	Mobile Application Development<br> <br>	+	Technology Entrepreneurship <br> <br>
	=== Proposed course description ===		=== Proposed course description ===
-	This class gives a broad exposure to application development on mobile platforms. Flavor for this class is the Android family of devices including tablets and smartphones. We start at the hardware level and work our way through the Java language building a spectrum of basic applications ranging from GPS mapping, media players, animation, and communication.  We will also be touching on publishing your new app to the market. The starting point for application development begins here.	+	This course introduces students to entrepreneurial business aspects of the technology industry. Topics will include relevant business issues such as entrepreneurship, business planning, leadership, management, quality control, risk management, productivity, safety, and estimating.
	=== Proposed course outcomes (3-5 outcomes) ===		=== Proposed course outcomes (3-5 outcomes) ===
-	*Students will be able to apply general programming knowledge in the field of developing mobile applications.	+	*Students will be able to develop a basic business plan.<br>
-	*Students will be able to identify specific requirements, possibilities and challenges when developing for a mobile context.	+	*Students will be able to discuss the traits of a successful entrepreneur, leader, and manager.<br>
-	*Students will be able to plan and carry out basic mobile application design work including developing a prototype that can be evaluated with a specified user group.	+	*Students will be able to discuss legal and ethical considerations of  business.<br>
-	*Students will be able to demonstrate practical skills and knowledge to construct basic high-quality software for a mobile application using Java programming and XML structure	+	*Students will be able to identify productivity factors in a technology-based business.<br>
-	*Students will be able to work effectively as a member of a team to meet project milestones <br> <br>	+	*Students will be able to demonstrate the process of cost estimation.<br>
-		+	*Students will be able to describe the role quality control plays in a successful operation.<br>
		+	*Students will be able to discuss risk management in the context of a technology business.<br>
		+	*Students will be able to define basic business managerial operational concepts as they relate to a typical technology business.<br> <br>
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Contents 1 Prefix & proposed course number 2 Proposed course title 3 Proposed course description 4 Proposed course outcomes (3-5 outcomes)

Prefix & proposed course number

CS 242 or CIS 242

Proposed course title

Technology Entrepreneurship

Proposed course description

This course introduces students to entrepreneurial business aspects of the technology industry. Topics will include relevant business issues such as entrepreneurship, business planning, leadership, management, quality control, risk management, productivity, safety, and estimating.

Proposed course outcomes (3-5 outcomes)

• Students will be able to develop a basic business plan.
  
• Students will be able to discuss the traits of a successful entrepreneur, leader, and manager.
  
• Students will be able to discuss legal and ethical considerations of business.
  
• Students will be able to identify productivity factors in a technology-based business.
  
• Students will be able to demonstrate the process of cost estimation.
  
• Students will be able to describe the role quality control plays in a successful operation.
  
• Students will be able to discuss risk management in the context of a technology business.
  
• Students will be able to define basic business managerial operational concepts as they relate to a typical technology business.