SOU's Certificate in Interactive Marketing/eCommerce
After graduating from SOU last summer, I decided to improve my
marketable skills in both Web Design and Marketing, so I started
SOU's Certificate in Interactive Marketing and Electronic Commerce
(CIMeC). I pleasantly found that many of the classes I took for my
bachelors in business where prerequisites or core classes for this certificate.
I am now waiting for two classes (Direct Marketing and
Internet Marketing & eCommerce) to be offered so I can complete
my certificate.
Below is a list of the course curriculum and those classes which I
have either completed, currently taking, or still need to take.
- Prerequisites
- Business Computer Applications (BA 131)
Took as part of my BS in Business.
- Elementary Statistics (MTH 243)
Took as part of my BS in Business.
- Principles of Marketing (BA 330)
Took as part of my BS in Business.
- Computer Science I (CS 200) or
Web Development I (CS 210)
waived due to years of web dev experience
- Core Requirements (24 credits)
- BA 384 Adv Business App of Databases or
CS360 Databases (4) Took Fall 2009
- BA 435/535 Direct Marketing (4)
- BA 436/536 Internet Marketing & eCommerce (4)
- CS 257 Comp Science II or CS 295 Web Development II
(4) Taking Winter 2010
- AM233 Introduction to Multimedia (4)
Took Summer 2009
- AM 337 Web Authoring (4)
course no longer offered
- Electives (8 credits)
- BA/CS 407 Special Topics (4)1
- BA 409 Practicum (4)1,2
- BA 428 Applied Business Research (4)1,2
Took as part of my BS in Business.
All business research was developed and chronicled online on
a "Research Project" website I developed for the business we
conducted the research for and for Prof. Donna Lane and my
research partner.
- BA 499 Business Planning (4)1,2
Took as part of my BS in Business.
The business plan developed was for a web-based web
development business.
- AM 334 Design for Multimedia (4)
- AM 338 Web Interface Design, Graphics, and Animation (4)
- Art 344 Graphic Design (4)2
- Art 351 Digital Interactive Studio (4)2
- CS 380 Visual Basic (4)
- CS 432 Client-Server (4)2
- CS 433 Corporate Web Development (4)2
1 Must be in a related area and approved in advance by the
certificate advisor.
2 These courses have one or more prerequisites that are not
included in the certificate curriculum, but are included in
corresponding major or minor requirements.
Strike-through means:
I took the course while obtaining my BS in Business.
Yellow-highlight means:
Class yet to be taken.
Green-highlight means: Current
class.
Red-highlight Strike-through
means: Class completed.