This course is designed to keep pace with current workplace needs. It is friendly and focuses on the “real-world” English skills needed to hold a job and advance in a career. This course emphasizes principles that reflect written and oral communication of today’s standard English. Also, this course is intended to enhance the student’s potential for success regarding the University’s policies and procedures.
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The course provides an excellent approach to build language skills.  It reviews concepts and application.  The course is divided into segments to help develop grammar, editing, writing and usage skills vital to successful written communication. 
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This course is designed to survey the field of communication.  It covers classic approaches and theory.  Significant attention is directed toward communication skills.  Emphasis is also on public speaking, interpersonal and small group communication and interviewing.  [ Book Required ]

 This course provides an overview of our physical environment with well-balanced, up-to-date coverage of geology, oceanography, astronomy, and meteorology.  The course introduces three themes: Earth as a System; People and the Environment; and the Nature of Scientific Inquiry. [ Book Required ]

This course clearly explains mathematics.  The course helps students organize the information in any problem-solving situation.  Students become confident problem solvers.  
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This course presents concepts and applications of statistics used in the functional areas of business-accounting, marketing, management, economics, and finance.  [ Book Required ]

This course introduces students to the basic concepts in the fields of information systems and computer science.  The course provides a theoretical foundation and introduces applications that put theory into practice.  [ Book Required  ]

This course weaves together the social and historical forces that have shaped the United States.  [ Book Required ]

This course brings together the complex interactions of social, political, and historical forces that have shaped the United States.  A "continental" approach is incorporated to bring forth a greater hemispheric perspective.  [ Book Required  ]

This course combines basic concepts and vocabulary with a substantial amount of historical background and examples from current events.  Students will examine major historical events arranged by geographic area which illustrate concepts of international relations.  This course also provides up-to-date information on the world economy,  [ Book Required ]

This course combines contemporary and historical coverage of the central issues in world politics.  The course encourages independent thinking and active evaluation of real-world problems.  Students will be able to recognize the connections between international and domestic politics. [ Book Required ]

This course provides a scientific, accurate, and thorough understanding of the concepts of psychology.  It presents comprehensive coverage in an easy to understand style.  
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This course is comprehensive and stimulating.  It introduces theoretical approaches and explores diversity of human living and examines social interaction in everyday life.  Three main themes are presented:  Global Perspective, Social Diversity, and Critical Thinking.  [ Book Required ]

This course presents accounting information in a broad business context emphasizing what accounting information is, why it is important, and how it is used to make economic decisions.  [ Book Required ]

This Course Provides valuable information covering the introduction to managment accounting and explains its significant role in making sound business decisions.
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This course emphasizes the important issues and challenges facing business today. Students will gain practical knowledge about business and focus on issues of concern. The course will help build and enlarge on decision-making skills  [ Book Required ] 

This course provides students with an overview of human resource management concepts. This course offers the latest findings and thinking in the Human Resource field. Areas of interest include retirement and selection, training, development and compensation, and management and employee relations.   [ Book Required ]

This course is designed to help students plan for a successful financial future. The course provides information on tax laws and gives students an accurate reflection of the trends affecting their financial present and future. It also discusses the importance of achieving long-terms goals through investing. The course lets students know what is available on the Web and how the sites can help them. Students will be able to develop tools and techniques needed for decision making.
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This course teaches students how to think and act like an economist. It introduces economic concepts and applies them to real-world examples. The course material is organized around five key principles of economics. The course covers micro and macroeconomics. [ Book Required ]