CSDS 3053: Business Communication
Requirements: Access to a computer/internet/email program,
College-level dictionary
Course Overview: This course of study will help you
advance your ability to communicate with others in a
professional setting. This is important for your professional
advancement as well as for the well-being of the organizations
for which you work. To further develop your communication
skills, you will study some theory, review the basic principles
of good writing, and practice writing itself. Please link the
attached syllabus.
SBDA
3053: Public Administration
Requirements: Access to a computer/internet/e-mail program
Course Overview: The directed study will examine major
issues in public administration. Students are encouraged to
think critically about the nature of public administration
today. Real-life case studies will be analyzed. Our directed
study will consider key managerial, social, legal and political
aspects of administration. Students are encouraged to recommend
improvements in public administration. Please link the attached
syllabus.
HUDS 2053 -
International Films
Requirement: Access to a computer/internet/e-mail program
Course Overview: As a cooperative form of art, films show
the artistic decisions, skills, and crafts of a large number of
creative individuals. It is hoped that this course will
contribute to students’ enjoyment of viewing films, and
international films in particular. Films from abroad often
present uneasy contexts, strange sounds, new views, slower
speed, hilarious humor, or different sets of values. They
fascinate and may challenge us to see very unfamiliar worlds.
SBDS 1053 – U.S. Government
Requirement: Access to a computer/internet/e-mail program
Course Overview: This is an introduction to U.S.
government and politics (the political system) including the
Constitution, federal-state relations, political parties and
elections, interest groups, public opinion and the political
media, the congress, the presidency, bureaucracy, courts, civil
rights and liberties, and domestic policy-making with particular
emphasis on gun control.
SBDS
2253 – Personal Finance
Requirement: Access to a computer/internet/e-mail program
Course Overview: This course will provide comprehensive
coverage of personal financial planning in the areas of money
management, career planning, taxes, consumer credit, housing and
other consumer decisions, legal protection, insurance,
investments, retirement planning, and estate planning. The goal
of this course is to teach students the fundamentals of
financial planning so they can make informed choices related to
spending, saving, borrowing, and investing that lead to
long-term financial security.
PLDS
1051 - PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT: The Portfolio
Requirement: Access to a computer/internet/e-mail program
Course Overview: The first step for adults planning to
submit portfolios for college-level credit. Students will
complete an actual portfolio that can be submitted for
evaluation, student will learn to identify, describe and
document learning that has been gained through work or life
experience.
Course
Descriptions for the following will be made available by
mid August 2004:
Intro to Information Technology
Health Concepts
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