- 20th Century American Drama

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This course emphasizes how Thornton Wilder, Eugene O’Neill, Arthur Miller, Lorraine Hansbery, and August Wilson helped to shape the 20th century American theater. The course will cover one play by each of these authors. Students will evaluate how these plays are a reflection of American life and themes. Students will examine how these playwrights’ works have been interpreted by literary critics, film directors, screenwriters, actors, and the viewing public. Same as HUM 1020. HUM 1020- 20th Century American Drama (3 hours) This course explores various playwrights and their contribution to literature, theatre, and film. Students will explore plays by Arthur Miller and other renowned playwrights of the twentieth century. Same as HUM 102. informAtion technology IT 4475 Management of Telecommunications (3 hours) A course designed to introduce Business Leadership students to the world of telecommunications. The concentration will be on defining user needs, procurement, life cycle, and current and future technologies for business. IT 4510 Data Security (3 hours) Through the use of case studies, this course examines topics in the management of information technology security including access control systems and methodology, business continuity and disaster recovery planning, legal issues in information system security, ethics, computer operations security, physical security and security architecture using current standards and models. IT 4520 Managing IT Human Resources (3 hours) This course explores how human resource information systems (HRIS) are used to aid HR professionals in managing human capital. Topics explored include system aspects of HRIS, HRIS implementation, and how technology has transformed HRM functions.