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3 | ACA301 | Financial Accounting and Reporting Systems | Tefera Beyene | tbeyene@psuca.edu | Undergraduate Electives | Online | 4 | 40 | This course introduces the principles, frameworks, and systems used to record, process, and report financial information. Students learn the accounting cycle, financial statement preparation, and the basics of GAAP, with emphasis on how financial data flows through digital accounting systems. The course highlights the role of financial reporting in supporting decision-making, compliance, and transparency. Designed as the foundational accounting course in the BBA program, it equips students with both conceptual understanding and practical skills to interpret and analyze financial reports, preparing them for advanced study and CPA exam readiness. | |
4 | ACA709 | Internal Audit, Risk, and Control Analytics | Tefera Beyene | tbeyene@psuca.edu | Business | Online | 4 | 40 | This course focuses on leveraging data analytics to strengthen internal audit, risk management, and control processes. It explores techniques to identify, assess, and mitigate organizational risks while ensuring compliance and operational efficiency. The course equips learners with practical approaches to transform audit and risk functions through data-driven insights. | |
5 | AIM601 | Introduction to Artificial Intelligence | Sung Ho Kim | shkim@psuca.edu | Computer Science & Information Systems | Online | 4 | 40 | This course provides a foundational understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its applications in various fields. Learners explore how AI systems are designed to simulate human intelligence and decision-making. The course also introduces ethical and practical considerations in AI development. By the end, participants gain a clear overview of AI technologies and their real-world impact. | |
6 | AIM705 | Applications of Probability in Computer Science | Zakir Hossain | zakirh@psuca.edu | Computer Science & Information Systems | Online | 4 | 40 | This course explores how probability theory is applied to solve problems in computer science. It covers areas such as algorithm analysis, machine learning, data mining, and network modeling. Probability helps in making predictions, handling uncertainty, and designing efficient algorithms. The course emphasizes practical applications in computing and intelligent systems. | |
7 | BBA202 | Economics for Business | Jun Choi | junchoi@psuca.edu | Business | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | Introduces economic principles with applications to business decisions. Covers supply and demand, market structures, business cycles, globalization, and government policy. Provides students with tools to analyze how economic forces affect organizations. | |
8 | BBA301 | Foundations of Management | Sean Jasso | seanjasso@psuca.edu | Business | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | Provides an overview of fundamental management functions: planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. Discusses decision-making, managerial roles, and the challenges of managing in a dynamic global environment. Prepares students for advanced studies across business disciplines. | |
9 | BU333/BU555/CS555 | CPT | Young Ho Kim | young@psuca.edu | All | Online | 4 | 40 | A practical training course for computing students at the graduate level. It allows students to gain practical work experience in their field of study. The externship is located off-campus, but under supervision of a PSU Department Chair. | |
10 | GEN101 | Writing and Human Communication | Fernandez | sfernandez@psuca.edu | General Education | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | This general education course explores writing as a central form of human expression and cultural identity. At PSU, students may study composition, rhetoric, creative writing, professional communication, and the relationship between written language and society. Courses in this area highlight the role of writing in shaping thought, sharing ideas, and fostering connection across communities and cultures. | |
11 | GEN110 | Society, Institutions, and Change | Fernandez | sfernandez@psuca.edu | General Education | Online | 4 | 40 | This general education course examines the dynamic relationships between individuals, social institutions, and global systems of change. PSU's students will explore how economic, political, cultural, and technological forces shape societies and influence organizational behavior. Through case studies and critical discussions, the course highlights the role of institutions in driving or resisting social transformation, and the impact of these processes on business, leadership, and ethics. Students will develop a deeper understanding of how social awareness and adaptability contribute to responsible decision-making in an evolving world. | |
12 | GEN107 | Perspectives on History and Human Experience | Hwang | jihwang@psuca.edu | General Education | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | This general education course examines how societies have developed across time and place. At PSU, students could explore world history, cultural history, political history, revolutions, global encounters, historical methods, or the histories of specific peoples and regions. The course emphasizes the connections between past events and present challenges, helping students to see themselves as participants in the ongoing human story. | |
13 | GEN109 | Mind, Self, and Human Behavior | Jung il Hwang | jihwang@psuca.edu | General Education | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | This general education course investigates the human mind and behavior. At PSU, students could explore psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience, human development, learning, memory, perception, motivation, and mental health. Courses in this area encourage students to better understand themselves and others through scientific, humanistic, and cultural perspectives on the mind. | |
14 | GEN108 | Explorations in the Arts | Matt Shin | mshin@psuca.edu | General Education | Online | 4 | 40 | This general education course explores the natural world and humanity’s relationship to it. At PSU, courses under this category could explore biology, physics, chemistry, astronomy, ecology, climate change, geography, sustainability, or the philosophy of nature. Students will learn both scientific approaches and cultural perspectives on the environment and the cosmos. | |
15 | MBA502 | Marketing and Consumer Behavior | Suraksha Gupta | surakshagupta@psuca.edu | Business | Online | 4 | 40 | This course explores the principles of marketing and the dynamics of consumer behavior through a data-driven lens. Emphasizing the use of business statistics, it examines how analytical tools and quantitative methods can be applied to understand consumer preferences, segment markets, predict buying patterns, and support evidence-based marketing decisions. | |
16 | MBA505 | Strategic Management and Legal Envrionment | Sean Jasso | seanjasso@psuca.edu | Business | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | This course explores strategic management concepts and the legal frameworks that influence business decisions. With a focus on business statistics, it emphasizes the use of data-driven analysis in formulating strategies, assessing risks, and ensuring legal and regulatory compliance. Students learn to integrate quantitative insights with strategic and ethical considerations to enhance organizational competitiveness and sustainability. | |
17 | MSC501 | Fundamentals of the Design and Analysis of Algorithms | Shamim Akhtar | sakhtar@psuca.edu | Business | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | The course Fundamentals of the Design and Analysis of Algorithms provides a comprehensive understanding of algorithmic strategies used to solve computational problems efficiently. Learners explore time and space complexity to evaluate algorithm performance. Emphasis is placed on designing optimal solutions and applying theoretical knowledge to real-world computing scenarios. | |
18 | MSC504 | Computer Systems Architecture | Sung Ho Kim | shkim@psuca.edu | Business | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | omputer Systems Architecture explores the structure, organization, and functioning of computer systems. The course covers key concepts such as processors, memory, input/output devices, and data communication. It explains how hardware and software components interact to perform computing tasks efficiently. Learners gain an understanding of system performance, instruction sets, and architectural design principles. This foundation helps in analyzing and improving computer system efficiency and reliability. | |
19 | SEC601 | Computer and Systems Security | Shamim Akhtar | sakhtar@psuca.edu | Computer Science & Information Systems | Online | 4 | 40 | This information systems course provides a comprehensive overview of computer and network security principles essential for protecting digital assets. At PSU, students study cryptography, authentication, access control, and risk management while exploring threats such as malware, intrusion, and data breaches. Emphasis is placed on designing secure architectures, implementing defensive strategies, and ensuring compliance with security standards. Through labs and case studies, students develop practical skills to safeguard information systems and organizational infrastructures. | |
20 | SEC602 | Network and Distributed Systems Security | Shamim Akhtar | sakhtar@psuca.edu | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | This information systems course focuses on the principles and practices of securing networked and distributed computing environments. At PSU, students learn about network protocols, encryption, intrusion detection, firewalls, and secure communication. Topics include distributed authentication, cloud security, and resilience against cyberattacks. Emphasis is placed on analyzing vulnerabilities, implementing defense mechanisms, and ensuring system integrity. Through labs and applied projects, students gain hands-on experience protecting complex, interconnected systems from evolving security threats. | ||
21 | STEM202 | Matrix Methods and Computational Linear Algebra | Roise Uddin | ruddin@psuca.edu | STEM | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | This STEM course introduces the concepts and techniques of linear algebra with an emphasis on their applications in business analytics, economics, and management science. At PSU, students will explore matrix operations, systems of linear equations, determinants, vector spaces, and eigenvalues, while developing computational proficiency using modern software tools. The course focuses on modeling and solving practical business problems, including optimization, forecasting, and data analysis, through matrix-based methods and computational thinking. | |
22 | STEM209 | Data Visialization | Akal | ahmet.akal@psuca.edu | STEM | Online | 4 | 40 | This STEM course introduces the principles and practices of effective data visualization for business communication and decision-making. At PSU, students will learn how to transform complex data into clear, meaningful visual stories using modern visualization tools and techniques. Topics include visual design, dashboards, storytelling with data, and ethical presentation of information. Through hands-on projects, students will create visualizations that reveal insights, support strategic analysis, and enhance data-driven leadership. | |
23 | STEM504 | Analytics and Predictive Modeling | Seong-Gyu Park | seong-gyu.park@psuca.edu | STEM | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | This course provides Graduate students with a practical foundation in data analytics and predictive modeling for business decision-making. Emphasizing applications of business statistics, it covers techniques such as regression analysis, classification, forecasting, and model evaluation. Students learn to apply analytical models to identify trends, assess risks, and generate data-driven insights that inform strategic and operational decisions. |