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Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Calculus & Matrix Algebra for Business (MATH:1380)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100),

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting Analytics and Data Visualization (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. This course was formerly known as Managerial Accounting.

Managerial Accounting Analytics and Data Visualization (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100). This course was formerly known as Managerial Accounting and there is no change to course number or content. 

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Managerial Accounting Analytics and Data Visualization (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100). This course was formerly known as Managerial Accounting and there is no change to course number or content. 

Basic topics in cost behavior, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for relevant analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation. 

Income Measurement & Asset Valuation (3 s.h.)

Prerequisites: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Accounting rules that determine how economic events and transactions are described in published financial reports; emphasis on revenue and expense recognition, asset valuation, accrual accounting model. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett- Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Income Measurement & Asset Valuation (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Accounting rules that determine how economic events and transactions are described in published financial reports; emphasis on revenue and expense recognition, asset valuation, accrual accounting model. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Income Measurement & Asset Valuation (3 s.h.)

Prerequisites: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Accounting rules that determine how economic events and transactions are described in published financial reports; emphasis on revenue and expense recognition, asset valuation, accrual accounting model. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett- Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Income Measurement & Asset Valuation (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Accounting rules that determine how economic events and transactions are described in published financial reports; emphasis on revenue and expense recognition, asset valuation, accrual accounting model. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Income Measurement & Asset Valuation (3 s.h.)

Prerequisites: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Accounting rules that determine how economic events and transactions are described in published financial reports; emphasis on revenue and expense recognition, asset valuation, accrual accounting model. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett- Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Income Measurement & Asset Valuation (3 s.h.)

Prerequisites: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Accounting rules that determine how economic events and transactions are described in published financial reports; emphasis on revenue and expense recognition, asset valuation, accrual accounting model. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett- Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Income Measurement & Asset Valuation (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Accounting rules that determine how economic events and transactions are described in published financial reports; emphasis on revenue and expense recognition, asset valuation, accrual accounting model. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett- Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Income Measurement & Asset Valuation (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Accounting rules that determine how economic events and transactions are described in published financial reports; emphasis on revenue and expense recognition, asset valuation, accrual accounting model. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett- Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Income Measurement & Asset Valuation (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Accounting rules that determine how economic events and transactions are described in published financial reports; emphasis on revenue and expense recognition, asset valuation, accrual accounting model. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett- Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Income Measurement & Asset Valuation (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Accounting rules that determine how economic events and transactions are described in published financial reports; emphasis on revenue and expense recognition, asset valuation, accrual accounting model. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett- Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Income Measurement & Asset Valuation (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Accounting rules that determine how economic events and transactions are described in published financial reports; emphasis on revenue and expense recognition, asset valuation, accrual accounting model. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett- Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Income Measurement & Asset Valuation (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Accounting rules that determine how economic events and transactions are described in published financial reports; emphasis on revenue and expense recognition, asset valuation, accrual accounting model. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett- Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Valuation of Financial Claims (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Current and long-term liabilities and stockholders’ equity, off-balance sheet financing, cash flow statement, earnings-per-share, financial instruments

Current and long-term liabilities and stockholders’ equity, off-balance sheet financing, cash flow statement, earnings-per-share, financial instruments.

Valuation of Financial Claims – (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Current and long-term liabilities and stockholders’ equity, off-balance sheet financing, cash flow statement, earnings-per-share, financial instruments

Current and long-term liabilities and stockholders’ equity, off-balance sheet financing, cash flow statement, earnings-per-share, financial instruments.

Special Topics in Accounting: International Financial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: 2 semesters of accounting

Accounting has to do with how executives keep track of their businesses. Since accounting practices differ around the world, otherwise intelligent decision-making will be hampered by misinterpretation of accounting information. This course explores the many determinants of international accounting as a means of comprehending the development of many different approaches to accounting practices. Of special interest is the evolution and application of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

Special Topics in Accounting: Business Fraud Risks (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: At least one introductory accounting course.

This course explores various acadmic approaches to fraud, including factors learned from other disciplines such as sociology and psychology. Some of the topics covered include: skimming transactions, identity fraud, computer schemes, money laundering, bribery and kickbacks, and corporate espionage.

Special Topics in Accounting: International Financial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: 2 semesters of accounting

Accounting has to do with how executives keep track of their businesses. Since accounting practices differ around the world, otherwise intelligent decision-making will be hampered by misinterpretation of accounting information. This course explores the many determinants of international accounting as a means of comprehending the development of many different approaches to accounting practices. Of special interest is the evolution and application of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

Topics in Accounting: Business Fraud Risks (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: At least one introductory accounting course.

This course explores various acadmic approaches to fraud, including factors learned from other disciplines such as sociology and psychology. Some of the topics covered include: skimming transactions, identity fraud, computer schemes, money laundering, bribery and kickbacks, and corporate espionage.

Special Topics in Accounting: International Financial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: 2 semesters of accounting

Accounting has to do with how executives keep track of their businesses. Since accounting practices differ around the world, otherwise intelligent decision-making will be hampered by misinterpretation of accounting information. This course explores the many determinants of international accounting as a means of comprehending the development of many different approaches to accounting practices. Of special interest is the evolution and application of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

Special Topics in Accounting: Business Fraud Risks (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: At least one introductory accounting course.

This course explores various acadmic approaches to fraud, including factors learned from other disciplines such as sociology and psychology. Some of the topics covered include: skimming transactions, identity fraud, computer schemes, money laundering, bribery and kickbacks, and corporate espionage.

Special Topics in Accounting: International Financial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: 2 semesters of accounting

Accounting has to do with how executives keep track of their businesses. Since accounting practices differ around the world, otherwise intelligent decision-making will be hampered by misinterpretation of accounting information. This course explores the many determinants of international accounting as a means of comprehending the development of many different approaches to accounting practices. Of special interest is the evolution and application of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

Special Topics in Accounting: International Financial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: 2 semesters of accounting

Accounting has to do with how executives keep track of their businesses. Since accounting practices differ around the world, otherwise intelligent decision-making will be hampered by misinterpretation of accounting information. This course explores the many determinants of international accounting as a means of comprehending the development of many different approaches to accounting practices. Of special interest is the evolution and application of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

Special Topics in Accounting: International Financial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: 2 semesters of accounting

Accounting has to do with how executives keep track of their businesses. Since accounting practices differ around the world, otherwise intelligent decision-making will be hampered by misinterpretation of accounting information. This course explores the many determinants of international accounting as a means of comprehending the development of many different approaches to accounting practices. Of special interest is the evolution and application of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

Special Topics in Accounting: International Financial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: 2 semesters of accounting

Accounting has to do with how executives keep track of their businesses. Since accounting practices differ around the world, otherwise intelligent decision-making will be hampered by misinterpretation of accounting information. This course explores the many determinants of international accounting as a means of comprehending the development of many different approaches to accounting practices. Of special interest is the evolution and application of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

Special Topics in Accounting: International Financial Accounting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: 2 semesters of accounting

Accounting has to do with how executives keep track of their businesses. Since accounting practices differ around the world, otherwise intelligent decision-making will be hampered by misinterpretation of accounting information. This course explores the many determinants of international accounting as a means of comprehending the development of many different approaches to accounting practices. Of special interest is the evolution and application of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

Auditing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Valuation of Financial Claims (ACCT:3300), Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Applied Information Systems (MSCI:3100)

General framework underlying auditing, role of audit standards in planning and conduct of audits, effect of regulation, ethics, liability on audit practices.

Auditing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Valuation of Financial Claims (ACCT:3300), Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Applied Information Systems (MSCI:3100)

General framework underlying auditing, role of audit standards in planning and conduct of audits, effect of regulation, ethics, liability on audit practices.

Auditing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Valuation of Financial Claims (ACCT:3300), Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Applied Information Systems (MSCI:3100)

General framework underlying auditing, role of audit standards in planning and conduct of audits, effect of regulation, ethics, liability on audit practices.

Auditing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Valuation of Financial Claims (ACCT:3300), Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Applied Information Systems (MSCI:3100)

General framework underlying auditing, role of audit standards in planning and conduct of audits, effect of regulation, ethics, liability on audit practices.

Accounting for Management Analysis & Control (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800),  Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Advanced topics in cost estimation, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for decision making, performance evaluation in multi-unit organizations. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Accounting for Management Analysis & Control (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Advanced topics in cost estimation, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for decision making, performance evaluation in multi-unit organizations. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Accounting for Management Analysis & Control (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Advanced topics in cost estimation, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for decision making, performance evaluation in multi-unit organizations. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Accounting for Management Analysis & Control (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Advanced topics in cost estimation, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for decision making, performance evaluation in multi-unit organizations. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Accounting for Management Analysis & Control (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Advanced topics in cost estimation, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for decision making, performance evaluation in multi-unit organizations. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Accounting for Management Analysis & Control (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Advanced topics in cost estimation, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for decision making, performance evaluation in multi-unit organizations. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Accounting for Management Analysis & Control (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Strategy Problems (ECON:2800), Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200)

Advanced topics in cost estimation, measurement, accumulation; use of cost data for decision making, performance evaluation in multi-unit organizations. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Strategic Cost Analysis (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8140 (6N:215) Corporate Financial Reporting

Introduction to cost accumulation, reporting, cost management systems; managerial and divisional performance evaluation; appropriate use of cost data for short- and long-run decisions; product costing in manufacturing and service industries.

Strategic Cost Analysis (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8140 (6N:215) Corporate Financial Reporting

Introduction to cost accumulation, reporting, cost management systems; managerial and divisional performance evaluation; appropriate use of cost data for short- and long-run decisions; product costing in manufacturing and service industries.

Classical Mythology (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Mythology provides a way of thinking about the world that helps provide answers to many fundamental questions that all cultures ask themselves. While these questions may be universal, the answers they provide tell us a lot about the concerns and values of the culture that produced them. This course will examine the stories of gods and legendary heroes that were told in ancient Greece and Rome. The central aims of the course will be to study these myths in their various literary forms, such as epic and drama. We will look at these myths not simply as “ingredients” of ancient culture, but as important vehicles used by the Greeks and Romans to explain themselves to themselves.

Classical Mythology (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Mythology provides a way of thinking about the world that helps provide answers to many fundamental questions that all cultures ask themselves. While these questions may be universal, the answers they provide tell us a lot about the concerns and values of the culture that produced them. This course will examine the stories of gods and legendary heroes that were told in ancient Greece and Rome. The central aims of the course will be to study these myths in their various literary forms, such as epic and drama. We will look at these myths not simply as “ingredients” of ancient culture, but as important vehicles used by the Greeks and Romans to explain themselves to themselves.

Classical Mythology (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Mythology provides a way of thinking about the world that helps provide answers to many fundamental questions that all cultures ask themselves. While these questions may be universal, the answers they provide tell us a lot about the concerns and values of the culture that produced them. This course will examine the stories of gods and legendary heroes that were told in ancient Greece and Rome. The central aims of the course will be to study these myths in their various literary forms, such as epic and drama. We will look at these myths not simply as “ingredients” of ancient culture, but as important vehicles used by the Greeks and Romans to explain themselves to themselves.

Classical Mythology (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Mythology provides a way of thinking about the world that helps provide answers to many fundamental questions that all cultures ask themselves. While these questions may be universal, the answers they provide tell us a lot about the concerns and values of the culture that produced them. This course will examine the stories of gods and legendary heroes that were told in ancient Greece and Rome. The central aims of the course will be to study these myths in their various literary forms, such as epic and drama. We will look at these myths not simply as “ingredients” of ancient culture, but as important vehicles used by the Greeks and Romans to explain themselves to themselves.

Classical Mythology (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Mythology provides a way of thinking about the world that helps provide answers to many fundamental questions that all cultures ask themselves. While these questions may be universal, the answers they provide tell us a lot about the concerns and values of the culture that produced them. This course will examine the stories of gods and legendary heroes that were told in ancient Greece and Rome. The central aims of the course will be to study these myths in their various literary forms, such as epic and drama. We will look at these myths not simply as “ingredients” of ancient culture, but as important vehicles used by the Greeks and Romans to explain themselves to themselves.

Classical Mythology (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Mythology provides a way of thinking about the world that helps provide answers to many fundamental questions that all cultures ask themselves. While these questions may be universal, the answers they provide tell us a lot about the concerns and values of the culture that produced them. This course will examine the stories of gods and legendary heroes that were told in ancient Greece and Rome. The central aims of the course will be to study these myths in their various literary forms, such as epic and drama. We will look at these myths not simply as “ingredients” of ancient culture, but as important vehicles used by the Greeks and Romans to explain themselves to themselves.

Classical Mythology (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Mythology provides a way of thinking about the world that helps provide answers to many fundamental questions that all cultures ask themselves. While these questions may be universal, the answers they provide tell us a lot about the concerns and values of the culture that produced them. This course will examine the stories of gods and legendary heroes that were told in ancient Greece and Rome. The central aims of the course will be to study these myths in their various literary forms, such as epic and drama. We will look at these myths not simply as “ingredients” of ancient culture, but as important vehicles used by the Greeks and Romans to explain themselves to themselves.

Classical Mythology (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Mythology provides a way of thinking about the world that helps provide answers to many fundamental questions that all cultures ask themselves. While these questions may be universal, the answers they provide tell us a lot about the concerns and values of the culture that produced them. This course will examine the stories of gods and legendary heroes that were told in ancient Greece and Rome. The central aims of the course will be to study these myths in their various literary forms, such as epic and drama. We will look at these myths not simply as “ingredients” of ancient culture, but as important vehicles used by the Greeks and Romans to explain themselves to themselves.

Business Communication and Protocol (3 s.h.)

This course focuses primarily, although not exclusively, on digitally-driven business communication and protocol. The emphasis is on the audience, purpose, context, and style of business communication, but will do so by working with blogs, video, infographics, and social media platforms in addition to creating standard business documents and presentations. Students who take this class can expect to learn how to compose for an online readership, present to an online audience, and acquire a familiarity with a variety of web editing, video editing, and design software. The goal of this course is to prepare students for the sort of collaborative, multi-modal digital communication that has increasingly become the norm in today’s workplace

Business Communication and Protocol (3 s.h.)

This course focuses primarily, although not exclusively, on digitally-driven business communication and protocol. The emphasis is on the audience, purpose, context, and style of business communication, but will do so by working with blogs, video, infographics, and social media platforms in addition to creating standard business documents and presentations. Students who take this class can expect to learn how to compose for an online readership, present to an online audience, and acquire a familiarity with a variety of web editing, video editing, and design software. The goal of this course is to prepare students for the sort of collaborative, multi-modal digital communication that has increasingly become the norm in today’s workplace

Business Communication and Protocol (3 s.h.)

This course focuses primarily, although not exclusively, on digitally-driven business communication and protocol. The emphasis is on the audience, purpose, context, and style of business communication, but will do so by working with blogs, video, infographics, and social media platforms in addition to creating standard business documents and presentations. Students who take this class can expect to learn how to compose for an online readership, present to an online audience, and acquire a familiarity with a variety of web editing, video editing, and design software. The goal of this course is to prepare students for the sort of collaborative, multi-modal digital communication that has increasingly become the norm in today’s workplace

Business Communication and Protocol (3 s.h.)

This course focuses primarily, although not exclusively, on digitally-driven business communication and protocol. The emphasis is on the audience, purpose, context, and style of business communication, but will do so by working with blogs, video, infographics, and social media platforms in addition to creating standard business documents and presentations. Students who take this class can expect to learn how to compose for an online readership, present to an online audience, and acquire a familiarity with a variety of web editing, video editing, and design software. The goal of this course is to prepare students for the sort of collaborative, multi-modal digital communication that has increasingly become the norm in today’s workplace

Business & Professional Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Basic concepts and skills of communication in workplace settings; interviewing, formal presentations, speeches, teambuilding, managing difference.

Business & Professional Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Basic concepts and skills of communication in workplace settings; interviewing, formal presentations, speeches, teambuilding, managing difference.

Business & Professional Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Basic concepts and skills of communication in workplace settings; interviewing, formal presentations, speeches, teambuilding, managing difference.

Business & Professional Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Basic concepts and skills of communication in workplace settings; interviewing, formal presentations, speeches, teambuilding, managing difference.

Business & Professional Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Basic concepts and skills of communication in workplace settings; interviewing, formal presentations, speeches, teambuilding, managing difference.

Business & Professional Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Basic concepts and skills of communication in workplace settings; interviewing, formal presentations, speeches, teambuilding, managing difference.

Business & Professional Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Basic concepts and skills of communication in workplace settings; interviewing, formal presentations, speeches, teambuilding, managing difference.

Business & Professional Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Basic concepts and skills of communication in workplace settings; interviewing, formal presentations, speeches, teambuilding, managing difference.

Business & Professional Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Basic concepts and skills of communication in workplace settings; interviewing, formal presentations, speeches, teambuilding, managing difference.

Business & Professional Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Basic concepts and skills of communication in workplace settings; interviewing, formal presentations, speeches, teambuilding, managing difference.

Business & Professional Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Basic concepts and skills of communication in workplace settings; interviewing, formal presentations, speeches, teambuilding, managing difference.

Business & Professional Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Basic concepts and skills of communication in workplace settings; interviewing, formal presentations, speeches, teambuilding, managing difference.

Intercultural Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Relationships among culture-based assumptions, values, thought patterns, communication behavior; theory and practice.

Intercultural Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Relationships among culture-based assumptions, values, thought patterns, communication behavior; theory and practice.

Intercultural Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Relationships among culture-based assumptions, values, thought patterns, communication behavior; theory and practice.

Intercultural Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Relationships among culture-based assumptions, values, thought patterns, communication behavior; theory and practice.

Intercultural Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Relationships among culture-based assumptions, values, thought patterns, communication behavior; theory and practice.

Intercultural Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Relationships among culture-based assumptions, values, thought patterns, communication behavior; theory and practice.

Intercultural Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Relationships among culture-based assumptions, values, thought patterns, communication behavior; theory and practice.

Intercultural Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Relationships among culture-based assumptions, values, thought patterns, communication behavior; theory and practice.

Intercultural Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Relationships among culture-based assumptions, values, thought patterns, communication behavior; theory and practice.

Intercultural Communication (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None (may be requirements for UI Communication majors; please check with your advisor)

Relationships among culture-based assumptions, values, thought patterns, communication behavior; theory and practice.

Topics in Event Planning: Global Festivals (3 s.h.)

This 4 week course, an event planning certificate elective, explores the ways festivals and events bring people together to share their cultures.

Topics in Event Planning: Global Festivals (3 s.h.)

This 4 week course, an event planning certificate elective, explores the ways festivals and events bring people together to share their cultures.

Topics in Event Planning: Public Relations & Experiential Events

Events, marketing, communications, and product branding have undergone dramatic changes in recent years. We know that our audiences want us to create meaningful experiences for them. In this course we will examine and practice how we can create and market attendee engagements, interactions, and deeper conversations. Are you ready to learn about creating relationships with our target markets in new and tangible ways?

Microeconomic Theory (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) and Calculus & Matrix Algebra for Business (MATH:1380)

Economic theory of the behavior of consumers, producers, and other economic agents; role of markets in coordinating economic activity, conditions that markets require for efficient allocation of resources; market imperfections; strategic behavior of economic actors. Required Supplies: Calculator

Microeconomic Theory (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) and Calculus & Matrix Algebra for Business (MATH:1380)

Economic theory of the behavior of consumers, producers, and other economic agents; role of markets in coordinating economic activity, conditions that markets require for efficient allocation of resources; market imperfections; strategic behavior of economic actors. Required Supplies: Calculator

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Economics of Money, Banking, & Financial Markets (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Role of money, institutions in determination of income, employment, prices in domestic and world economy.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Global Economics & Business (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100) & Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Current topics such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, high tech trade and growth, trade policies for developing countries, agricultural subsidies and the European Economic Community, trade and budget deficits, U.S. competitiveness, exchange rates and markets for foreign exchange, protection, and trade are covered in a course that emphasizes a unified approach to these topics. Basic models of international economies are developed and related to the above topics.

Design Thinking for Innovation

In this course, students will learn and apply Design Thinking (DT) methodologies to generate ideas, identify opportunities for innovation, engage with end-users, and reframe problems at the human-level in order to create innovative solutions to meaningful problems, and achieve true impact. Course number TBD. 

Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Engineering Math I: Single Variable Calculus (MATH:1550), Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)

Vector and scalar treatment of coplanar and non-coplanar force systems; resultants of forces, couples, and moments; two- and three-dimensional equilibrium of a particle and of rigid bodies; applications to simple trusses, frames, machines, cables, and arches; distributed loading; principles of friction; internal forces, shear and bending moment diagrams; centroids, centers of gravity, and moments of inertia; virtual work.

Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Engineering Math I: Single Variable Calculus (MATH:1550), Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)

Vector and scalar treatment of coplanar and non-coplanar force systems; resultants of forces, couples, and moments; two- and three-dimensional equilibrium of a particle and of rigid bodies; applications to simple trusses, frames, machines, cables, and arches; distributed loading; principles of friction; internal forces, shear and bending moment diagrams; centroids, centers of gravity, and moments of inertia; virtual work.

Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Engineering Math I: Single Variable Calculus (MATH:1550), Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)

Vector and scalar treatment of coplanar and non-coplanar force systems; resultants of forces, couples, and moments; two- and three-dimensional equilibrium of a particle and of rigid bodies; applications to simple trusses, frames, machines, cables, and arches; distributed loading; principles of friction; internal forces, shear and bending moment diagrams; centroids, centers of gravity, and moments of inertia; virtual work.

Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Engineering Math I: Single Variable Calculus (MATH:1550) and Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)
Cannot be taken simultaneously with Engineering Fundamentals: Thermodynamics (ENGR:2130) 

Vector and scalar treatment of coplanar and non-coplanar force systems; resultants of forces, couples, and moments; two- and three-dimensional equilibrium of a particle and of rigid bodies; applications to simple trusses, frames, machines, cables, and arches; distributed loading; principles of friction; internal forces, shear and bending moment diagrams; centroids, centers of gravity, and moments of inertia; virtual work.

Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Engineering Math I: Single Variable Calculus (MATH:1550) and Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)
Cannot be taken simultaneously with Engineering Fundamentals: Thermodynamics (ENGR:2130) 

Vector and scalar treatment of coplanar and non-coplanar force systems; resultants of forces, couples, and moments; two- and three-dimensional equilibrium of a particle and of rigid bodies; applications to simple trusses, frames, machines, cables, and arches; distributed loading; principles of friction; internal forces, shear and bending moment diagrams; centroids, centers of gravity, and moments of inertia; virtual work.

Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Engineering Math I: Single Variable Calculus (MATH:1550) and Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)
Cannot be taken simultaneously with Engineering Fundamentals: Thermodynamics (ENGR:2130) 

Vector and scalar treatment of coplanar and non-coplanar force systems; resultants of forces, couples, and moments; two- and three-dimensional equilibrium of a particle and of rigid bodies; applications to simple trusses, frames, machines, cables, and arches; distributed loading; principles of friction; internal forces, shear and bending moment diagrams; centroids, centers of gravity, and moments of inertia; virtual work.

Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Engineering Math I: Single Variable Calculus (MATH:1550) and Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)
Cannot be taken simultaneously with Engineering Fundamentals: Thermodynamics (ENGR:2130) 

Vector and scalar treatment of coplanar and non-coplanar force systems; resultants of forces, couples, and moments; two- and three-dimensional equilibrium of a particle and of rigid bodies; applications to simple trusses, frames, machines, cables, and arches; distributed loading; principles of friction; internal forces, shear and bending moment diagrams; centroids, centers of gravity, and moments of inertia; virtual work.

Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Engineering Math I: Single Variable Calculus (MATH:1550) and Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)
Cannot be taken simultaneously with Engineering Fundamentals: Thermodynamics (ENGR:2130) 

Vector and scalar treatment of coplanar and non-coplanar force systems; resultants of forces, couples, and moments; two- and three-dimensional equilibrium of a particle and of rigid bodies; applications to simple trusses, frames, machines, cables, and arches; distributed loading; principles of friction; internal forces, shear and bending moment diagrams; centroids, centers of gravity, and moments of inertia; virtual work.

Engineering Fundamentals: Thermodynamics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Chemistry I (CHEM:1110) and Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)
Cannot be taken simultaneously with Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (ENGR:2110) 

Basic elements of classical thermodynamics, including first and second laws, properties of pure materials, ideal gas law, reversibility and irreversibility, and Carnot cycle; control volume analysis of closed simple systems and open systems at steady state; engineering applications, including cycles; psychrometrics.

Engineering Fundamentals: Thermodynamics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Chemistry I (CHEM:1110) and Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)
Cannot be taken simultaneously with Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (ENGR:2110) 

Basic elements of classical thermodynamics, including first and second laws, properties of pure materials, ideal gas law, reversibility and irreversibility, and Carnot cycle; control volume analysis of closed simple systems and open systems at steady state; engineering applications, including cycles; psychrometrics.

Engineering Fundamentals: Thermodynamics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Chemistry I (CHEM:1110) and Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)
Cannot be taken simultaneously with Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (ENGR:2110) 

Basic elements of classical thermodynamics, including first and second laws, properties of pure materials, ideal gas law, reversibility and irreversibility, and Carnot cycle; control volume analysis of closed simple systems and open systems at steady state; engineering applications, including cycles; psychrometrics.

Engineering Fundamentals: Thermodynamics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Chemistry I (CHEM:1110) and Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)
Cannot be taken simultaneously with Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (ENGR:2110) 

Basic elements of classical thermodynamics, including first and second laws, properties of pure materials, ideal gas law, reversibility and irreversibility, and Carnot cycle; control volume analysis of closed simple systems and open systems at steady state; engineering applications, including cycles; psychrometrics.

Engineering Fundamentals: Thermodynamics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Chemistry I (CHEM:1110) and Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)
Cannot be taken simultaneously with Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (ENGR:2110) 

Basic elements of classical thermodynamics, including first and second laws, properties of pure materials, ideal gas law, reversibility and irreversibility, and Carnot cycle; control volume analysis of closed simple systems and open systems at steady state; engineering applications, including cycles; psychrometrics.

Engineering Fundamentals: Thermodynamics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Chemistry I (CHEM:1110) and Introductory Physics I (PHYS:1611)
Cannot be taken simultaneously with Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics (ENGR:2110) 

Basic elements of classical thermodynamics, including first and second laws, properties of pure materials, ideal gas law, reversibility and irreversibility, and Carnot cycle; control volume analysis of closed simple systems and open systems at steady state; engineering applications, including cycles; psychrometrics.

Design Thinking for Innovation

In this course, students will learn and apply Design Thinking (DT) methodologies to generate ideas, identify opportunities for innovation, engage with end-users, and reframe problems at the human-level in order to create innovative solutions to meaningful problems, and achieve true impact. Course number TBD. 

Innovation in an Entrepreneurial Environment

Prereqs: None

Innovation, discovery, breakthroughs, ideas and creativity are essential to business growth and societal well-being. But, innovation has no value until entrepreneurs bring the best ideas into the marketplace. Businesses therefore thrive when there is an entrepreneurial environment in which innovations are turned into value-creating products and services. This course first examines the question of what is an entrepreneurial environment? Then second, how does a particular country – such as Italy – create an entrepreneurial business environment that encourages innovative start-ups and small to medium enterprises (SMEs) toward success? These concepts are applied to a wide range of industries and innovations.

Entrepreneurship: Business Consulting (3 s.h.)

Work on a real-world project for an actual Italian company.  Students provide strategic business consulting services to start-up and early-stage companies; exploration of consulting process (proposal development, data collection and analysis, team dynamics, communications with clients, developing recommendations, final report preparation and presentation); projects involving market research and analysis, financial analysis and projections, and strategic business and operations planning.

Entrepreneurship & Innovation (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The entrepreneurial process from conception to birth of a new venture; attributes of successful entrepreneurs, innovation and creativity, opportunity recognition, venture screening, identification of resources, feasibility analysis

Entrepreneurship & Innovation (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The entrepreneurial process from conception to birth of a new venture; attributes of successful entrepreneurs, innovation and creativity, opportunity recognition, venture screening, identification of resources, feasibility analysis

Entrepreneurship & Innovation (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The entrepreneurial process from conception to birth of a new venture; attributes of successful entrepreneurs, innovation and creativity, opportunity recognition, venture screening, identification of resources, feasibility analysis

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Managerial Accounting (ACCT:2200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Introductory Financial Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACCT:2100), Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100), Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON:1200)

Financial management goals and decision making; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, portfolio diversification, market efficiency, asset pricing, cost of capital, agency theory, capital budgeting, financial planning. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones).

Corporate Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory Financial Management (FIN:3000)

Advanced managerial decision making; corporate financial policy, dividend policy, agency theory, corporate restructuring, capital structure strategies, mergers and acquisitions, option pricing fundamentals, convertible debt, callable debt, warrants. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

Corporate Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory Financial Management (FIN:3000)

Advanced managerial decision making; corporate financial policy, dividend policy, agency theory, corporate restructuring, capital structure strategies, mergers and acquisitions, option pricing fundamentals, convertible debt, callable debt, warrants. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

Corporate Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory Financial Management (FIN:3000)

Advanced managerial decision making; corporate financial policy, dividend policy, agency theory, corporate restructuring, capital structure strategies, mergers and acquisitions, option pricing fundamentals, convertible debt, callable debt, warrants. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

Corporate Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory Financial Management (FIN:3000)

Advanced managerial decision making; corporate financial policy, dividend policy, agency theory, corporate restructuring, capital structure strategies, mergers and acquisitions, option pricing fundamentals, convertible debt, callable debt, warrants. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

Corporate Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory Financial Management (FIN:3000)

Advanced managerial decision making; corporate financial policy, dividend policy, agency theory, corporate restructuring, capital structure strategies, mergers and acquisitions, option pricing fundamentals, convertible debt, callable debt, warrants. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

Corporate Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory Financial Management (FIN:3000)

Advanced managerial decision making; corporate financial policy, dividend policy, agency theory, corporate restructuring, capital structure strategies, mergers and acquisitions, option pricing fundamentals, convertible debt, callable debt, warrants. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

Corporate Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory Financial Management (FIN:3000)

Advanced managerial decision making; corporate financial policy, dividend policy, agency theory, corporate restructuring, capital structure strategies, mergers and acquisitions, option pricing fundamentals, convertible debt, callable debt, warrants. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

International Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory  Financial Management (FIN:3000)

International monetary systems, exchange rate determination, use of currency derivatives in hedging and risk management, currency swaps, foreign direct investment, international corporate finance, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment, Third World debt, privatization, joint ventures. Required Supplies: Basic Financial Calculator (i.e. Texas Instruments BA II Plus regular or professional model, Sharp- EL-733A or the Hewlett-Packard 10BII are some common ones)

Wealth Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introductory Financial Management (FIN:3000)

Financial services for client wealth management; how to make personal investment decisions and build diversified, comprehensive investment portfolios; investment theory; common behavioral biases that lead to investment pitfalls, mistakes; wealth management objectives, portfolio risk and reward, asset allocation, portfolio diversification, tax shield structures, retirement plans, wealth protection, risk management, behavioral finance, psychology of investing.

Corporate Investment & Financing Decisions (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8180 (6N:225) Managerial Finance

This course examines the underpinnings and optimization of corporations investment decisions and how these investments are financed. The class covers a variety of topics. On the corporate investment side, we build on capital budgeting knowledge from 6N:225 to cover advanced perspectives of corporate investment behavior. We study optimal roll-out policies and the effects of time-varying uncertainty about (especially startup) projects. Real options that are built into most investment opportunities are also considered from multiple perspectives, and we estimate their value. On the financing side, our focus is on a deeper understanding of the risk-return tradeoff and both both a firm-wide and a project-specific cost of capital. These are critically influenced by firm capital structures, which we highlight. We combine our understanding of investment and financing behavior to study whole firm valuation and we price a couple of mergers. Classtime is devoted nearly entirely to experiential (or) learning-by-doing with hands-on real data analysis. Pre-recorded lectures are assigned as homework.

Corporate Investment & Financing Decisions (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8180 (6N:225) Managerial Finance

This course examines the underpinnings and optimization of corporations investment decisions and how these investments are financed. The class covers a variety of topics. On the corporate investment side, we build on capital budgeting knowledge from 6N:225 to cover advanced perspectives of corporate investment behavior. We study optimal roll-out policies and the effects of time-varying uncertainty about (especially startup) projects. Real options that are built into most investment opportunities are also considered from multiple perspectives, and we estimate their value. On the financing side, our focus is on a deeper understanding of the risk-return tradeoff and both both a firm-wide and a project-specific cost of capital. These are critically influenced by firm capital structures, which we highlight. We combine our understanding of investment and financing behavior to study whole firm valuation and we price a couple of mergers. Classtime is devoted nearly entirely to experiential (or) learning-by-doing with hands-on real data analysis. Pre-recorded lectures are assigned as homework.

Business Communication and Protocol (3 s.h.)

This course focuses primarily, although not exclusively, on digitally-driven business communication and protocol. The emphasis is on the audience, purpose, context, and style of business communication, but will do so by working with blogs, video, infographics, and social media platforms in addition to creating standard business documents and presentations. Students who take this class can expect to learn how to compose for an online readership, present to an online audience, and acquire a familiarity with a variety of web editing, video editing, and design software. The goal of this course is to prepare students for the sort of collaborative, multi-modal digital communication that has increasingly become the norm in today’s workplace

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business, Culture, & Society (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

International business environment and interpersonal traits and skills expected of successful international businessperson; interdisciplinary overview of issues related to business in Western Europe; important cultural differences, the code of business and professional etiquette, business protocol, Italian business history, cultural appreciation, and executive legal/ethical concerns in the workplace; series of lectures, workshops, speakers, plant tours, and cultural events.

Business Writing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course develops students’ ability to use persuasive business communication within a public relations context. Students hone analytical skills needed to solve communications problems through a series of practical projects. The rudiments of grammar and usage, writing persuasive thesis statements and topic sentences, professional language and tone in business correspondence such as cover letters, reviews of public relations problems, and public relations responses make up part of the course work. Students will work in groups on certain projects and will workshop most papers in class. Whether or not students have a business background, those who take this course gain the ability to think strategically about the use of language and communicate more effectively.  Having taken Rhetoric/Composition is strongly recommended for this course.

Business Writing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course develops students’ ability to use persuasive business communication within a public relations context. Students hone analytical skills needed to solve communications problems through a series of practical projects. The rudiments of grammar and usage, writing persuasive thesis statements and topic sentences, professional language and tone in business correspondence such as cover letters, reviews of public relations problems, and public relations responses make up part of the course work. Students will work in groups on certain projects and will workshop most papers in class. Whether or not students have a business background, those who take this course gain the ability to think strategically about the use of language and communicate more effectively.  Having taken Rhetoric/Composition is strongly recommended for this course.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Italy Live (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Italy Live is a three-credit course specifically designed for the student whose first contact with the language is in Italy. The course progresses as the student undergoes the transformative experience of living in a new culture and speaking a new language. Presentations and introductions transition to giving and asking for directions, describing oneself and others, and ordering food and drink in bars and restaurants. Students will learn fundamentals of Italian language and culture, including both the past and present tenses, so that they can discuss not only ongoing activities, but the various trips and adventures they will experience as they navigate the exigencies of a foreign culture. The culture of Italy will be studied in the classroom and experienced live as the instructor leads the students on local walking tours, where they may test their new-found knowledge by ordering a “cappuccino decaffeinato”.

Topics in Event Planning: Public Relations & Experiential Events

Events, marketing, communications, and product branding have undergone dramatic changes in recent years. We know that our audiences want us to create meaningful experiences for them. In this course we will examine and practice how we can create and market attendee engagements, interactions, and deeper conversations. Are you ready to learn about creating relationships with our target markets in new and tangible ways?

Topics in Event Planning: Public Relations & Experiential Events

Events, marketing, communications, and product branding have undergone dramatic changes in recent years. We know that our audiences want us to create meaningful experiences for them. In this course we will examine and practice how we can create and market attendee engagements, interactions, and deeper conversations. Are you ready to learn about creating relationships with our target markets in new and tangible ways?

Social Media Today (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This class explores the prehistory of social media and identification of ideas, events, and elements that led to the current social media landscape; earliest days of online posting and interacting; first instances of social engagement on the Web; how social media affects individual areas of life, culture, and society, including journalism, politics, health care, romance and lifestyle, entertainment, war and terrorism, professions and jobs; and what’s next for social media.

Social Media Today (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This class explores the prehistory of social media and identification of ideas, events, and elements that led to the current social media landscape; earliest days of online posting and interacting; first instances of social engagement on the Web; how social media affects individual areas of life, culture, and society, including journalism, politics, health care, romance and lifestyle, entertainment, war and terrorism, professions and jobs; and what’s next for social media.

Social Media Today (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This class explores the prehistory of social media and identification of ideas, events, and elements that led to the current social media landscape; earliest days of online posting and interacting; first instances of social engagement on the Web; how social media affects individual areas of life, culture, and society, including journalism, politics, health care, romance and lifestyle, entertainment, war and terrorism, professions and jobs; and what’s next for social media.

Journalism Ethics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course is an application of ethical principles in journalistic decision making; consideration of potentially conflicting values, loyalties, and goals that force professional journalists to make difficult choices.

Journalism Ethics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course is an application of ethical principles in journalistic decision making; consideration of potentially conflicting values, loyalties, and goals that force professional journalists to make difficult choices.

Journalism Ethics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course is an application of ethical principles in journalistic decision making; consideration of potentially conflicting values, loyalties, and goals that force professional journalists to make difficult choices.

Specialized Reporting & Writing: Travel Writing (4 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course focuses on the writing of travel articles for magazines or metropolitan newspaper travel sections. Students will read and discuss the work of accomplished contemporary travel writers and will write in a variety of travel story forms, such as the destination piece, journey article, travel humor, adventure travel, culinary travel, and holiday and historical travel.

Specialized Reporting & Writing: Travel Writing (4 s.h.)

Prereqs: None 

This course focuses on the writing of travel articles for magazines or metropolitan newspaper travel sections. Students will read and discuss the work of accomplished contemporary travel writers and will write in a variety of travel story forms, such as the destination piece, journey article, travel humor, adventure travel, culinary travel, and holiday and historical travel.

Specialized Reporting & Writing: Travel Writing (4 s.h.)

Prereqs: None 

This course focuses on the writing of travel articles for magazines or metropolitan newspaper travel sections. Students will read and discuss the work of accomplished contemporary travel writers and will write in a variety of travel story forms, such as the destination piece, journey article, travel humor, adventure travel, culinary travel, and holiday and historical travel.

Specialized Reporting & Writing: Travel Writing (4 s.h.)

Prereqs: None 

This course focuses on the writing of travel articles for magazines or metropolitan newspaper travel sections. Students will read and discuss the work of accomplished contemporary travel writers and will write in a variety of travel story forms, such as the destination piece, journey article, travel humor, adventure travel, culinary travel, and holiday and historical travel.

Specialized Reporting & Writing: Travel Writing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None 

This course focuses on the writing of travel articles for magazines or metropolitan newspaper travel sections. Students will read and discuss the work of accomplished contemporary travel writers and will write in a variety of travel story forms, such as the destination piece, journey article, travel humor, adventure travel, culinary travel, and holiday and historical travel.

Specialized Reporting & Writing: Travel Writing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None 

This course focuses on the writing of travel articles for magazines or metropolitan newspaper travel sections. Students will read and discuss the work of accomplished contemporary travel writers and will write in a variety of travel story forms, such as the destination piece, journey article, travel humor, adventure travel, culinary travel, and holiday and historical travel.

Social Media Marketing

Social Media Marketing is an ever-changing area that seems to only grow in importance for everyone from academic institutions to nonprofits to businesses big and small. Each of these entities and more has an online brand and goals that social media can help them meet. In this course, students will study social media best practices and put our ideas into action using real-world scenarios.

Journalism Ethics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course is an application of ethical principles in journalistic decision making; consideration of potentially conflicting values, loyalties, and goals that force professional journalists to make difficult choices. 

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Innovation in an Entrepreneurial Environment

Prereqs: None

Innovation, discovery, breakthroughs, ideas and creativity are essential to business growth and societal well-being. But, innovation has no value until entrepreneurs bring the best ideas into the marketplace. Businesses therefore thrive when there is an entrepreneurial environment in which innovations are turned into value-creating products and services. This course first examines the question of what is an entrepreneurial environment? Then second, how does a particular country – such as Italy – create an entrepreneurial business environment that encourages innovative start-ups and small to medium enterprises (SMEs) toward success? These concepts are applied to a wide range of industries and innovations.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Law (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

General history, structure of law; law’s action in guiding changing economic, social patterns.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Introduction to Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Principles of management, organizational structure, decision making, leadership, line-staff relationships, administration of organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

The synergistic effect of entrepreneurial attributes (e.g., innovation, creativity, opportunity recognition) and managerial attributes (e.g., strategic management, planning, budgeting) on profit and nonprofit organizations.

Strategic Human Resource Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Law (MGMT:2000), Introduction to Management (MGMT:2100)

People management activities, policies, and practices that promote effective organizations; how changes in technology, business restructuring, legal and social concerns, other issues affect human resource management.

International Business Environment (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course is designed to develop students’ skills, which emphasize the application of business concepts and techniques in the global economy and adaptation of business practices to different economic, political, and cultural environments.  Topics include globalization; economic, political, and legal systems; international trade; international monetary system; the role of culture in international business, fundamentals in international business strategy; cross-border consolidations and collaborations; global ethics, and managing a multinational workforce.  The students learn how multinational companies configure and coordinate activities worldwide and adjust their strategic moves to cross-national differences.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

3-day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

3-day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

2.5 day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

3-day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

3-day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

3-day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

2.5 day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

2.5 day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

CIMBA Italy Experiential Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

2.5 day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

Topics in Management: International Commerce, Culture, and Innovation (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course provides students with a unique interdisciplinary experience. Students gain an understanding of the history, people, and business climate of northern Italy and how these factors make Italy a hotbed for design and innovation. Students transfer their research on Italy to other countries to identify the context for innovations across the globe. More importantly, students gain knowledge of broader issues surrounding innovation efforts through the study of both management process and multi-sector policy actions. 

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LIFE (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Intense two-day leadership development seminar.

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LEAP (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Semester-long professional development program that utilizes self-assessment, one-on-one coaching, group coaching, and developmental seminars. Students enrolled in this course will be required to take LIFE as a part of the 3 semester hours.

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

3-day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

3-day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

3-day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

3-day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

Topics in Management: Experiential Learning & Leadership – LIFE (1 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

3-day training that enhances key leadership competencies including effective communication, decision-making, teamwork, focus, and interpersonal skills.

International Business Environment (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course is designed to develop students’ skills, which emphasize the application of business concepts and techniques in the global economy and adaptation of business practices to different economic, political, and cultural environments.  Topics include globalization; economic, political, and legal systems; international trade; international monetary system; the role of culture in international business, fundamentals in international business strategy; cross-border consolidations and collaborations; global ethics, and managing a multinational workforce.  The students learn how multinational companies configure and coordinate activities worldwide and adjust their strategic moves to cross-national differences.

International Business Environment (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course is designed to develop students’ skills, which emphasize the application of business concepts and techniques in the global economy and adaptation of business practices to different economic, political, and cultural environments.  Topics include globalization; economic, political, and legal systems; international trade; international monetary system; the role of culture in international business, fundamentals in international business strategy; cross-border consolidations and collaborations; global ethics, and managing a multinational workforce.  The students learn how multinational companies configure and coordinate activities worldwide and adjust their strategic moves to cross-national differences.

International Business Environment (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course is designed to develop students’ skills, which emphasize the application of business concepts and techniques in the global economy and adaptation of business practices to different economic, political, and cultural environments.  Topics include globalization; economic, political, and legal systems; international trade; international monetary system; the role of culture in international business, fundamentals in international business strategy; cross-border consolidations and collaborations; global ethics, and managing a multinational workforce.  The students learn how multinational companies configure and coordinate activities worldwide and adjust their strategic moves to cross-national differences.

International Business Environment (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course is designed to develop students’ skills, which emphasize the application of business concepts and techniques in the global economy and adaptation of business practices to different economic, political, and cultural environments.  Topics include globalization; economic, political, and legal systems; international trade; international monetary system; the role of culture in international business, fundamentals in international business strategy; cross-border consolidations and collaborations; global ethics, and managing a multinational workforce.  The students learn how multinational companies configure and coordinate activities worldwide and adjust their strategic moves to cross-national differences.

Seminar in Management: Ethics and the Law (2 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Legal issues surrounding start-up and day-to-day management of a business; contract law, standard business formations, tort law, employment law, business ethics, alternative dispute resolution.

{Cancelled} Dynamics of Negotiations

Prereqs: None

Predictable aspects and dynamics of bargaining experiences; simulations, experiential exercises to foster skills needed for effective negotiation in almost any situation.

Leadership & Personal Development (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Major theories; determinants of leader effectiveness, personal and career success; practical development of leadership, managerial skills to enhance individual, organizational effectiveness.

Leadership & Personal Development (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Major theories; determinants of leader effectiveness, personal and career success; practical development of leadership, managerial skills to enhance individual, organizational effectiveness.

Leadership & Personal Development (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Major theories; determinants of leader effectiveness, personal and career success; practical development of leadership, managerial skills to enhance individual, organizational effectiveness.

Law and Ethics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Legal issues surrounding start-up and day-to-day management of a business; contract law, standard business formations, tort law, employment law, business ethics, and alternative dispute resolution; exploration of the ways in which ethics and law intersect as well as the ways in which law reflects various ethical judgments; consideration and comparison of the roles of law and the role of ethics in our society.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Statistics for Business (STAT:1030)

Strategic, tactical, operational issues that arise in management of production and service operations; product and process design, facilities planning, quality management, materials management, operations planning and scheduling, emerging technologies in production and service management.

Special Topics in Management Sciences: Lean Six Sigma (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Special Topics in Management Sciences: Lean Six Sigma (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Advanced Analytics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8150 (6N:216) Business Analytics

This course develops data-driven problem-solving skills for the prediction of uncertain outcomes and the prescription of business solutions.Assuming a basic knowledge of probability and descriptive statistics, the course covers advanced topics in linear and nonlinear regression, forecasting, data mining and optimization utilizing spreadsheets and dedicated software packages.

Advanced Analytics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8150 (6N:216) Business Analytics

This course develops data-driven problem-solving skills for the prediction of uncertain outcomes and the prescription of business solutions.Assuming a basic knowledge of probability and descriptive statistics, the course covers advanced topics in linear and nonlinear regression, forecasting, data mining and optimization utilizing spreadsheets and dedicated software packages.

Managing the Supply Chain (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Business Analytics (MBA:8190) or Operations and Supply Chain (MBA:8240)

Design, operation, and management of a supply chain; supplier and customer partnerships, supply base management, transportation and logistics, supply chain innovation, supply chain sustainability; supply chain risk management and performance metrics.

Seminar in Lean Practices (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8190 (6N:229) Operations Management

This interactive course covers lean principles across the enterprise with real-world applications in both manufacturing and service sectors.

Rapid Continuous Improvement (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course introduces students to process consulting (as opposed to “expertise-based” consulting).  Process consulting assumes that organizational manager/leaders know their organization best and are the most appropriate and capable agents for change within their organization. Effective process consultants encourage their manager/leader/clients to spend more time on how things get done rather than on telling those manager/leader/clients what actually needs to get or be done.  Students also learn Kepner-Tregoe Project Management and Problem Solving & Decision Making.

Introduction to Information Systems (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Effective ways for business firms to harness the power of information technology for strategic purposes; conventional and emerging architectures of information systems; integrated perspective on structural relationships among IT components; emphasis on case studies.

Introduction to Information Systems (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Effective ways for business firms to harness the power of information technology for strategic purposes; conventional and emerging architectures of information systems; integrated perspective on structural relationships among IT components; emphasis on case studies.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Introduction to Marketing Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON:1100)

Philosophy and activities of marketing; marketing environment of an organization; strategies with respect to marketing decisions, buyer behavior; spreadsheet analysis of marketing problems.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Consumer Behavior (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Behavioral and social aspects of marketing; research methods and findings from behavioral sciences, their relation to production, consumption, and marketing of products, services.

Contemporary Topics in Marketing: The Global Consumer (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

When faced with the challenge of meeting the needs of attracting and retaining customers, global firms must adopt new strategies to gain information about how consumers make product and consumption choices. This course will focus primarily on answering the question: how do consumers in various parts of the world interact with their retail environments? What differences exist in the global marketplace with regard to how consumers become aware of new products, make product choices, and become brand loyal? Following the techniques established by one of the world leaders in understanding global consumer behavior (Paco Underhill’s Envirosell Incorporated) we will learn the basics of how consumers in Italy interact with their retail environment. We will expand on this foundation to explore consumer behavior templates in Central & South America, Europe, Africa, Canada, and the Pacific Rim.

Contemporary Topics in Marketing: The Global Consumer (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

When faced with the challenge of meeting the needs of attracting and retaining customers, global firms must adopt new strategies to gain information about how consumers make product and consumption choices. This course will focus primarily on answering the question: how do consumers in various parts of the world interact with their retail environments? What differences exist in the global marketplace with regard to how consumers become aware of new products, make product choices, and become brand loyal? Following the techniques established by one of the world leaders in understanding global consumer behavior (Paco Underhill’s Envirosell Incorporated) we will learn the basics of how consumers in Italy interact with their retail environment. We will expand on this foundation to explore consumer behavior templates in Central & South America, Europe, Africa, Canada, and the Pacific Rim.

Contemporary Topics in Marketing: The Global Consumer (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

When faced with the challenge of meeting the needs of attracting and retaining customers, global firms must adopt new strategies to gain information about how consumers make product and consumption choices. This course will focus primarily on answering the question: how do consumers in various parts of the world interact with their retail environments? What differences exist in the global marketplace with regard to how consumers become aware of new products, make product choices, and become brand loyal? Following the techniques established by one of the world leaders in understanding global consumer behavior (Paco Underhill’s Envirosell Incorporated) we will learn the basics of how consumers in Italy interact with their retail environment. We will expand on this foundation to explore consumer behavior templates in Central & South America, Europe, Africa, Canada, and the Pacific Rim.

Contemporary Topics in Marketing: Personal Sales Strategy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Personal Selling revolves around the art of people to people sales in a variety of contexts. We will examine the selling process beginning with understanding the purpose and art of sales to discussing different techniques and activities necessary to be successful in the sales arena. Relationships are central to sales and we will look at building partnerships, the implication of ethical and legal issues, adapting the approach to the situation and the individual, and identifying social styles to accommodate different traits. We will examine the steps involved in the sales cycle and how to be successful in their execution including prospecting, planning and making the sales call, setting objectives and handling objections, negotiating the deal getting to ‘yes’, building blocks of developing long-term relationships, managing your time, and growing your role in your organization. Best practices and pitfalls of sales will be examined within the context of the ever changing political environment.

Contemporary Topics in Marketing: The Global Consumer (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

When faced with the challenge of meeting the needs of attracting and retaining customers, global firms must adopt new strategies to gain information about how consumers make product and consumption choices. This course will focus primarily on answering the question: how do consumers in various parts of the world interact with their retail environments? What differences exist in the global marketplace with regard to how consumers become aware of new products, make product choices, and become brand loyal? Following the techniques established by one of the world leaders in understanding global consumer behavior (Paco Underhill’s Envirosell Incorporated) we will learn the basics of how consumers in Italy interact with their retail environment. We will expand on this foundation to explore consumer behavior templates in Central & South America, Europe, Africa, Canada, and the Pacific Rim.

Contemporary Topics in Marketing: The Global Consumer (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

When faced with the challenge of meeting the needs of attracting and retaining customers, global firms must adopt new strategies to gain information about how consumers make product and consumption choices. This course will focus primarily on answering the question: how do consumers in various parts of the world interact with their retail environments? What differences exist in the global marketplace with regard to how consumers become aware of new products, make product choices, and become brand loyal? Following the techniques established by one of the world leaders in understanding global consumer behavior (Paco Underhill’s Envirosell Incorporated) we will learn the basics of how consumers in Italy interact with their retail environment. We will expand on this foundation to explore consumer behavior templates in Central & South America, Europe, Africa, Canada, and the Pacific Rim.

Contemporary Topics in Marketing: The Global Consumer (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

When faced with the challenge of meeting the needs of attracting and retaining customers, global firms must adopt new strategies to gain information about how consumers make product and consumption choices. This course will focus primarily on answering the question: how do consumers in various parts of the world interact with their retail environments? What differences exist in the global marketplace with regard to how consumers become aware of new products, make product choices, and become brand loyal? Following the techniques established by one of the world leaders in understanding global consumer behavior (Paco Underhill’s Envirosell Incorporated) we will learn the basics of how consumers in Italy interact with their retail environment. We will expand on this foundation to explore consumer behavior templates in Central & South America, Europe, Africa, Canada, and the Pacific Rim.

Contemporary Topics in Marketing: The Global Consumer (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Note: This course has limited availability and an additional application process will be required during the spring semester.

When faced with the challenge of meeting the needs of attracting and retaining customers, global firms must adopt new strategies to gain information about how consumers make product and consumption choices. This course will focus primarily on answering the question: how do consumers in various parts of the world interact with their retail environments? What differences exist in the global marketplace with regard to how consumers become aware of new products, make product choices, and become brand loyal? Following the techniques established by one of the world leaders in understanding global consumer behavior (Paco Underhill’s Envirosell Incorporated) we will learn the basics of how consumers in Italy interact with their retail environment. We will expand on this foundation to explore consumer behavior templates in Central & South America, Europe, Africa, Canada, and the Pacific Rim.

Contemporary Topics in Marketing: Storytelling in Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Storytelling in Marketing will focus on exploring the foundational building blocks of storytelling including the science behind it, the various types of storytelling and their value from audible to written content. We will examine the use of storytelling using both historical and current examples drawn from a wide variety of contexts. Using storytelling theory and actual real-world examples, students will develop a portfolio of applications to create hands-on, experiential communications. Within this framework, we will also explore business strategies and how storytelling can be applied in both internal and external business communications. Every effort has been made to design a course that appeals to all majors as I see storytelling skills, if not simply an appreciation for it, as a critical component across all areas of the business world.

Contemporary Topics in Marketing: The Global Consumer (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Note: This course has limited availability and an additional application process will be required during the spring semester.

When faced with the challenge of meeting the needs of attracting and retaining customers, global firms must adopt new strategies to gain information about how consumers make product and consumption choices. This course will focus primarily on answering the question: how do consumers in various parts of the world interact with their retail environments? What differences exist in the global marketplace with regard to how consumers become aware of new products, make product choices, and become brand loyal? Following the techniques established by one of the world leaders in understanding global consumer behavior (Paco Underhill’s Envirosell Incorporated) we will learn the basics of how consumers in Italy interact with their retail environment. We will expand on this foundation to explore consumer behavior templates in Central & South America, Europe, Africa, Canada, and the Pacific Rim.

Integrated Marketing Communications

Prereqs: Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Making marketing communication decisions and understanding how marketing communications work; planning and evaluation of marketing communications; theories, models, and tools to make better marketing communication decisions; course uses an Integrated Marketing Communications perspective, which involves understanding the role of the different promotional mix elements and coordinating them to develop effective marketing communication programs.

Sales Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Personal selling, management of sales force; emphasis on recruitment, selection, training of sales representatives; problems in allocation of sales effort, supervision, control.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

International Marketing (3 s.h.)

Prereqs:  Introduction to Marketing Strategy (MKTG:3000)

Differences in global environment: how cultural considerations, political, legal, and economic conditions affect market entry strategies and marketing mix decisions; development of marketing plan for non-U.S. environments.

Category Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8110 (6N:211) Marketing Management

Manufacturer-retailer relationships, product line planning, efficient consumer response, cross-category marketing strategies, competition between national brands and store labels, retailer positioning, customer loyalty.

Brand Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8110 (6N:211) Marketing Management

 Strategies for building, leveraging, and defending brands; principles of consumer behavior, how they relate to building brand identity and equity; branding of consumer goods and services.

Customer Analysis (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8110 and MBA:8150

Learn how to identify high-potential customers, estimate return on marketing investment, and build models to predict and build successful marketing programs based on understanding of consumer behavior. Explore how decisions are made by an organization, or individuals, and techniques to measure post-sale satisfaction. 

Marketing Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Concepts, principles, and models of marketing. The relationship between marketing and other functional areas of business. Emphasis on how the marketing manager can achieve desired outcomes with the target market. Includes analyzing marketing opportunities; researching and selecting target markets; developing marketing strategies; planning marketing programs; and organizing, implementing, and controlling the marketing effort.

Marketing Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Concepts, principles, and models of marketing. The relationship between marketing and other functional areas of business. Emphasis on how the marketing manager can achieve desired outcomes with the target market. Includes analyzing marketing opportunities; researching and selecting target markets; developing marketing strategies; planning marketing programs; and organizing, implementing, and controlling the marketing effort.

Management in Organizations (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Examines ways to explain, predict and influence behavior in organizations. Emphasizes use of decision making, leadership, communication, and group skills in management positions. Topics include motivation, leadership, teams, organizational culture, organizational design, individual differences, and organizational change.

Management in Organizations (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Examines ways to explain, predict and influence behavior in organizations. Emphasizes use of decision making, leadership, communication, and group skills in management positions. Topics include motivation, leadership, teams, organizational culture, organizational design, individual differences, and organizational change.

Management in Organizations (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Management in Organizations (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Corporate Financial Reporting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Provides a framework for understanding contemporary financial reporting practices in the United States. Emphasis is placed on how alternative accounting treatments affect the usefulness of financial information in applied decision settings.

Corporate Financial Reporting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Provides a framework for understanding contemporary financial reporting practices in the United States. Emphasis is placed on how alternative accounting treatments affect the usefulness of financial information in applied decision settings.

Corporate Financial Reporting (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Provides a framework for understanding contemporary financial reporting practices in the United States. Emphasis is placed on how alternative accounting treatments affect the usefulness of financial information in applied decision settings.

Business Analytics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course introduces analytical techniques for making business decisions. Utilizing Excel, students apply descriptive and predictive analytical tools to solve practical business problems using real-world data. To deal with uncertainty in decision-making, the course first introduces formal probability concepts and statistical methods for describing variability through topics such as decision trees, random variables and hypothesis testing. Students then learn the practical application of techniques such as  linear regression, Monte Carlo simulation and linear optimization to model, explain and predict for operational, tactical and strategic decisions.

Business Analytics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course introduces analytical techniques for making business decisions. Utilizing Excel, students apply descriptive and predictive analytical tools to solve practical business problems using real-world data. To deal with uncertainty in decision-making, the course first introduces formal probability concepts and statistical methods for describing variability through topics such as decision trees, random variables and hypothesis testing. Students then learn the practical application of techniques such as  linear regression, Monte Carlo simulation and linear optimization to model, explain and predict for operational, tactical and strategic decisions.

Business Analytics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

This course introduces analytical techniques for making business decisions. Utilizing Excel, students apply descriptive and predictive analytical tools to solve practical business problems using real-world data. To deal with uncertainty in decision-making, the course first introduces formal probability concepts and statistical methods for describing variability through topics such as decision trees, random variables and hypothesis testing. Students then learn the practical application of techniques such as  linear regression, Monte Carlo simulation and linear optimization to model, explain and predict for operational, tactical and strategic decisions.

Managerial Economics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Introduces basic economic concepts. Value creation and how alternative economic institutions accomplish this. Drivers of demand, the concept of economic cost and its relation to accounting data, and pricing decisions, macroeconomics, and the international environment of the firm.

Managerial Economics (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Introduces basic economic concepts. Value creation and how alternative economic institutions accomplish this. Drivers of demand, the concept of economic cost and its relation to accounting data, and pricing decisions, macroeconomics, and the international environment of the firm.

International Economic Environment of the Firm (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8160 (6N:213) Managerial Economics recommended but not required.

Basic determinants of aggregate output, employment, wages, unemployment, consumption, investment, international trade flows, interest rates, exchange rates, prices and inflation in open economies; sources and nature of economic growth; effects of domestic and foreign monetary and fiscal policies; effects of trade and exchange rate policies.

International Economic Environment of the Firm (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8160 (6N:213) Managerial Economics recommended but not required.

Basic determinants of aggregate output, employment, wages, unemployment, consumption, investment, international trade flows, interest rates, exchange rates, prices and inflation in open economies; sources and nature of economic growth; effects of domestic and foreign monetary and fiscal policies; effects of trade and exchange rate policies.

Managerial Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8140 (6N:215) Corporate Financial Reporting

Topics include time value of money and applications of present value techniques; stock and bond valuation; capital budgeting; cost of capital calculation; portfolio formation and efficient market analysis; financial statement analysis; pro-forma analysis; hedging financial risks.

Managerial Finance (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8140 (6N:215) Corporate Financial Reporting

Topics include time value of money and applications of present value techniques; stock and bond valuation; capital budgeting; cost of capital calculation; portfolio formation and efficient market analysis; financial statement analysis; pro-forma analysis; hedging financial risks.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8150 (6N:216) Business Analytics

Planning and decision-making activities associated with the management of an organization’s operations. Operations management, planning, and decision-making activities, insights into the basic trade-offs associated with operations management decisions, tools and techniques for helping operations managers implement their decisions and reach their goals. Topics include production and service delivery strategy, capacity planning, product and process design, total quality management, demand management, production and service planning, scheduling, materials control, emerging production, and service technologies.

Supply Chain Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8190 (6N:229) Operations Management

Design, operation, and management of a logistics system; design of production/service and warehousing systems, including distribution channel selection, inventory, transportation, customer partnering.

Operations Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8150 (6N:216) Business Analytics

Planning and decision-making activities associated with the management of an organization’s operations. Operations management, planning, and decision-making activities, insights into the basic trade-offs associated with operations management decisions, tools and techniques for helping operations managers implement their decisions and reach their goals. Topics include production and service delivery strategy, capacity planning, product and process design, total quality management, demand management, production and service planning, scheduling, materials control, emerging production, and service technologies.

Supply Chain Management (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8190 (6N:229) Operations Management

Design, operation, and management of a logistics system; design of production/service and warehousing systems, including distribution channel selection, inventory, transportation, customer partnering.

Operations and Supply Chain (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8150 (6N:216) Business Analytics

Planning and decision-making activities associated with the management of an organization’s operations. Operations management, planning, and decision-making activities, insights into the basic trade-offs associated with operations management decisions, tools and techniques for helping operations managers implement their decisions and reach their goals. Topics include production and service delivery strategy, capacity planning, product and process design, total quality management, demand management, production and service planning, scheduling, materials control, emerging production, and service technologies.

Strategic Management and Policy (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8110 (6N:211) Marketing Management, MBA:8140 (6N:215) Corporate Financial Reporting, MBA:8150 (6N:216) Business Analytics, MBA:8180 (6N:225) Managerial Finance, MBA:8190 (6N:229) Operations Management

MBA program capstone course taken in Iowa City. Competitive strategy of the firm from a manager’s perspective; presentation of key strategic frameworks; integration of concepts learned throughout the program as well as from previous work experience.

Business Integration (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: MBA:8110 Marketing Management, MBA:8140 Corporate Financial Reporting, MBA:8150 Business Analytics, MBA:8180  Managerial Finance, MBA:8240 Operations and Supply Chain

MBA program capstone course taken in Iowa City. Competitive strategy of the firm from a manager’s perspective; presentation of key strategic frameworks; integration of concepts learned throughout the program as well as from previous work experience.

Concepts & Contexts of Western Music (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Designed to aid non-music majors in developing the skills needed for listening to and enjoying Western art music, particularly the opera and song repertoire of Northern Italy (the Veneto, Treviso, and South-Tyrolean regions). Class is supplemented by live performances and cultural excursions. No previous musical knowledge or abilities are required.

Concepts & Contexts of Western Music (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Designed to aid non-music majors in developing the skills needed for listening to and enjoying Western art music, particularly the opera and song repertoire of Northern Italy (the Veneto, Treviso, and South-Tyrolean regions). Class is supplemented by live performances and cultural excursions. No previous musical knowledge or abilities are required.

Concepts & Contexts of Western Music (3 s.h.)

Prereqs: None

Designed to aid non-music majors in developing the skills needed for listening to and enjoying Western art music, particularly the opera and song repertoire of Northern Italy (the Veneto, Treviso, and South-Tyrolean regions). Class is supplemented by live performances and cultural excursions. No previous musical knowledge or abilities are required.