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1 | Course | Name | Faculty | Contact | Department | Delivery Method | Cr. | Hrs. | Description | |
2 | GEN103 | Narratives Across Media and Cultures | Sophia Fernandez | sfernandez@psuca.edu | BBA | Hybrid | 4 | 40 | This general education course explores the ways humans tell stories across cultures and media. At PSU, students could study literature, film, animation, theater, oral traditions, mythology, poetry, novels, graphic novels, television, or digital storytelling. The course emphasizes how narratives shape values, identities, and worldviews, making it a bridge between classic literary study and modern media analysis. | |
3 | STEM105 | Introduction to Programming | Roise Uddin | ruddin@psuca.edu | BBA | Hybrid | 4 | 40 | This course introduces students to the fundamentals of programming and computational logic. Topics include variables, data types, control structures, functions, modular programming, and algorithmic problem-solving. Emphasis is placed on practical coding skills that can be applied across STEM domains, including analytics, simulation, and automation. As part of PSU’s STEM Core, the course ensures every student develops the ability to design and test programs, regardless of their chosen discipline. Faculty may choose to teach the course using Python, R, Java, or C++, with hands-on practice supported by environments such as Jupyter Notebooks, RStudio, or PyCharm. No prior programming experience is required. | |
4 | STEM107 | AI-Driven Quantitative Research | Seong-Gyu Park | seong-gyu.park@psuca.edu | BBA | Online | 4 | 40 | This course introduces students to the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in quantitative research. Students learn to apply algorithms such as regression, classification, clustering, and predictive modeling to structured, numerical datasets. Emphasis is placed on using AI to support applied research projects, evidence-based decision-making, and forecasting. As part of PSU’s STEM Core, this course connects traditional statistical concepts with modern AI tools, preparing students for thesis research and professional applications. Faculty may incorporate tools such as scikit-learn, TensorFlow, PyTorch, or SAS Enterprise Miner to allow students to develop hands-on AI projects with real datasets. The course requires no prior statistics, as key concepts are introduced in context. | |
5 | GEN108 | Explorations in the Arts | Matt Shin | mshin@psuca.edu | BBA | Hybrid | 4 | 40 | This general education course introduces students to the creativity of human expression through both the visual and performing arts. At PSU, students may explore art history, design, painting, sculpture, photography, film, architecture, digital media arts, music history, music appreciation, theory, composition, performance, ethnomusicology, or world music traditions. Courses in this area emphasize the appreciation of aesthetic traditions and the analysis of the arts as powerful mediums of identity, creativity, and social change across cultures and societies. | |
6 | GEN111 | Human Diversity and Cultures | Jung il Hwang | jihwang@psuca.edu | BBA | Hybrid | 4 | 40 | This general education course introduces students to the study of human diversity and cultural practices across the globe. At PSU, students could explore anthropology, world religions, indigenous traditions, language and ritual, global studies, or comparative civilizations. Courses in this area emphasize cross-cultural understanding and the importance of diversity in shaping human experience. | |
7 | STEM111 | Foundations of UI/UX and Web Design | Sung Ho Kim | shkim@psuca.edu | BBA | Hybrid | 4 | 40 | This course introduces the principles and practices of modern web design as the foundation of digital communication and online interaction. Students learn about web architecture, interface design, accessibility, usability, and responsive design, with attention to the creative and technical aspects of building effective websites. The course balances conceptual frameworks of digital communication with hands-on practice in designing, prototyping, and publishing for the web. Designed to be accessible without prerequisites, it combines theoretical insight with applied skills relevant to business, media, and creative industries. Faculty may integrate environments such as HTML/CSS, JavaScript, WordPress, Figma, or other design platforms to provide students with practical exposure to web design and development. | |
8 | BBA208 | Entrepreneurship and Innovation | Suraksha Gupta | surakshagupta@psuca.edu | BBA | Hybrid | 4 | 40 | Examines the role of entrepreneurship in business and society. Focuses on opportunity recognition, business planning, innovation, and venture creation. Encourages students to develop entrepreneurial thinking applicable to startups, corporations, and non-profits. | |
9 | BU333/BU555/CS555 | CPT | Young Oh Kim | young@psuca.edu | ALL | Online | 2 | 0 | 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 | MKA304 | Digital Marketing Analytics | Ahmet Akal | ahmet.akal@psuca.edu | BBA | Online | 4 | 40 | This course explores statistical and data-driven methods for evaluating digital campaigns across web, search, and social media platforms. Students use time-series analysis, A/B testing, and multivariate approaches to assess campaign effectiveness and ROI. Emphasis is placed on linking digital metrics to broader marketing and business performance measures. | |
11 | ACA306 | AI Accounting Information Systems | Jun Choi | junchoi@psuca.edu | Certificate | Hybrid | 4 | 40 | This course explores how artificial intelligence is transforming accounting processes and decision-making. Learners gain insights into accounting systems, predictive models, and intelligent data processing. The course bridges accounting principles with modern AI-driven technologies to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and strategic value in business operations. | |
12 | MSC502 | Principles of Data Management | Sung Ho Kim | shkim@psuca.edu | Computer Science & Information Systems | Online | 4 | 40 | The course Principles of Data Management provides a comprehensive understanding of how data is collected, organized, stored, and maintained within modern organizations. It covers key concepts such as database design, data modeling, normalization, and data integrity. The course emphasizes effective data handling for decision-making and business intelligence. It equips participants with foundational skills to manage and analyze data efficiently in both technical and business environments. | |
13 | STEM502 | AI for Quantitative Research | Seong-Gyu Park | seong-gyu.park@psuca.edu | Computer Science & Information Systems | Online | 4 | 40 | This course introduces MBA students to the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques in quantitative business research. Emphasizing business statistics and data-driven decision- making, it covers machine learning methods, predictive analytics, and intelligent data modeling to enhance research design and interpretation. Students will learn to integrate AI tools with statistical analysis to uncover insights, optimize business strategies, and support evidence-based management decisions. | |
14 | STEM503 | Statistics for Decision-Making | Seong-Gyu Park | seong-gyu.park@psuca.edu | Computer Science & Information Systems | Hybrid | 4 | 40 | This course equips Graduate students with statistical tools and analytical techniques essential for informed business decision-making. Focusing on business statistics, it covers data analysis, probability, hypothesis testing, regression, and forecasting methods. Emphasis is placed on interpreting statistical results for strategic and operational decisions, enabling students to apply quantitative reasoning to real-world business challenges. | |
15 | SEC 511 | Cybersecurity | Shamim Akhtar | sakhtar@psuca.edu | Computer Science & Information Systems | Hybrid | 4 | 40 | SEC 510: Network Security explores the principles and practices essential to safeguarding network infrastructures. The course covers a range of techniques to identify, mitigate, and prevent security threats, focusing on maintaining the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of networked systems. Topics include threat modeling, vulnerability assessment, intrusion detection, cryptographic protocols, and security policy development | |
16 | ACA704 | AI Accounting Information Systems | Jun Choi | junchoi@psuca.edu | Business | Hybrid | 4 | 40 | This course focuses on the application of Artificial Intelligence in modern accounting systems. It highlights how AI automates financial processes, improves accuracy, and enhances decision- making. Key areas include predictive analytics, fraud detection, and intelligent financial reporting. The course emphasizes using AI tools to optimize and transform accounting operations. | |
17 | AIM706 | Introduction to Data Management | Sung Ho Kim | shkim@psuca.edu | Business | Online | 4 | 40 | This course provides a foundational overview of data management concepts and practices. It covers the organization, storage, and retrieval of data to ensure accuracy and accessibility. The course emphasizes effective handling of data to support informed decision-making and business operations. | |
18 | ACP 1208 | Entrepreneurship and Innovation | Suraksha Gupta | surakshagupta@psuca.edu | Certificate | Online | 4 | 40 | Examines the role of entrepreneurship in business and society. Focuses on opportunity recognition, business planning, innovation, and venture creation. Encourages students to develop entrepreneurial thinking applicable to startups, corporations, and non-profits. | |
19 | ACA1306 | AI Accounting Information Systems | Jun Choi | junchoi@psuca.edu | Certificate | Hybrid | 4 | 40 | This course focuses on the application of Artificial Intelligence in modern accounting systems. It highlights how AI automates financial processes, improves accuracy, and enhances decision-making. Key areas include predictive analytics, fraud detection, and intelligent financial reporting. The course emphasizes using AI tools to optimize and transform accounting operations. | |
20 | ACP 1503 | Statistics for Decision-Making | Seong-Gyu Park | seong-gyu.park@psuca.edu | Certificate | Hybrid | 4 | 40 | This course equips ACP students with statistical tools and analytical techniques essential for informed business decision-making. Focusing on business statistics, it covers data analysis, probability, hypothesis testing, regression, and forecasting methods. Emphasis is placed on interpreting statistical results for strategic and operational decisions, enabling students to apply quantitative reasoning to real-world business challenges. | |
21 | MK1504 | International Business Analytics | Ahmet Akal | ahmet.akal@psuca.edu | Certificate | Online | 4 | 40 | This course explores statistical and data-driven methods for evaluating digital campaigns across web, search, and social media platforms. Students use time-series analysis, A/B testing, and multivariate approaches to assess campaign effectiveness and ROI. Emphasis is placed on linking digital metrics to broader marketing and business performance measures. | |
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23 | 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. | |
24 | 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. | |
25 | 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. | |
26 | AIM705 | Applications of Probability in Computer Science | Sung Ho Kim | shkim@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. | |
27 | BBA202 | Economics for Business | Seong-Gyu Park | seong-gyu.park@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. | |
28 | BBA209 | Business Law and Ethics | Jun Choi | junchoi@psuca.edu | Business | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | Explores the ethical dimensions of business decision-making and the responsibilities of organizations to stakeholders and society. Topics include corporate social responsibility, sustainability, governance, and ethical leadership. Encourages reflection on values and accountability in management. | |
29 | BBA301 | Foundations of Management | Matt Shin | mshin@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. | |
30 | 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. | |
31 | 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. | |
32 | GEN102 | Speaking and Human Communication | Fernandez | sfernandez@psuca.edu | General Education | Online | 4 | 40 | This general education course examines spoken language as a powerful tool for communication, connection, and cultural identity. At PSU, students may engage with topics such as public speaking, interpersonal communication, rhetoric, persuasion, oral performance, and the role of speech in diverse cultural and social contexts. Courses in this area emphasize the impact of spoken expression in shaping ideas, relationships, and human interaction. | |
33 | 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. | |
34 | 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. | |
35 | GEN112 | Inquiry into Nature and the Sciences | General Education | HYBRID | 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. | |||
36 | 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. | |
37 | MBA505 | Strategic Management and Legal Envrionment | Matt Shin | mshin@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. | |
38 | 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. | |
39 | 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. | |
40 | RES498 | Research Proposal and Research Ethics | Matt Shin | mshin@psuca.edu | Computer Science & Information Systems | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | ||
41 | SEC601 | Computer and Systems Security | Shamim Akhtar | sakhtar@psuca.edu | Computer Science & Information Systems | Online | 4 | 40 | ||
42 | SEC602 | Network and Distributed Systems Security | Shamim Akhtar | sakhtar@psuca.edu | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | |||
43 | STEM202 | Matrix Methods and Computational Linear Algebra | Roise Uddin | ruddin@psuca.edu | STEM | HYBRID | 4 | 40 | ||
44 | STEM209 | Data Visialization | Akal | ahmet.akal@psuca.edu | STEM | Online | 4 | 40 | ||
45 | STEM504 | Analytics and Predictive Modeling | Seong-Gyu Park | seong-gyu.park@psuca.edu | STEM | HYBRID | 4 | 40 |