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Oct 11, 2024
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2021-2022 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED BULLETIN]
Concentration in Leadership and Innovation in Computing (CLIC)
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This concentration targets students who are interested in pursuing innovations in the computing field that can have an impact on society, who want to bridge their technical degree with business, and who are motivated to further increase their knowledge of the entrepreneurship and business functions of the computing industry. Students will be taught to identify and pursue innovative entrepreneurship opportunities in high-tech computing areas, to understand the computing business environment and the roles of core business divisions (such as marketing and accounting), to integrate entrepreneurial and computing skills, and to work effectively in globally distributed teams.
Students majoring in Computer Science or Computer Engineering, who have successfully completed CSC 014 , 015 , and 016 and have an overall average of at least C in these courses, are eligible to declare the concentration. If interested, they should speak with the program coordinator prior to declaring the concentration.
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CLIC Requirements - Semester Hours: 18
1. Major Requirements
All the requirements for the major in Computer Science or Computer Engineering. 2. The following four courses offered by the Zarb School of Business*:
3. Internship in Leadership and Innovation in Computing - Semester Hours: 3
A. Senior Design Project
A two-semester Independent Senior Design Project sequence (2 s.h.) as follows:
B. Two Senior Seminar Courses
5. Grade requirement
All courses in the concentration must be taken with a grade of C- or better. Footnotes (*/**/***)
*Non-business majors may take no more than 25 percent of their course work in business subjects.
**IT 015 , usually a prerequisite for ENTR 120 and ACCT 101 , is waived for Computer Science students enrolled in CLIC.
***Note that MKT 101 is a corequisite for ENTR 120 .
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