Course Code : SP 312

Course Description :

This class is an introduction to the art of translation. Students will read various texts on existing theories, while also undertaking different translation projects. While the class discussion will be mainly in Spanish, some of the readings are in English. Successful students are those who have done really well in English as well as Spanish classes.

Credit : 3

Course Code : SP 321

Course Description :

This course offers the intermediate and advanced learners of Spanish a review of Spanish grammar. The grammatical explanations are followed by a series of exercises for the student to practice the concepts learned. Students work in groups, analyze texts and make class presentations. Authentic documents are used to motivate students in their effort to become proficient in Spanish.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

SP112, SP202, SP322, SP329

Course Code : SP 325

Course Description :

Develops conversation skills through readings and assigned topics, pronunciation, correct expression and sentence structure.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

SP112, SP321, SP202, SP322

Course Code : SP 329

Course Description :

Studies the cultural history and geography of Spain through the 21st century.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

SP322, SP326, SP330, SP321, SP325, SP202

Course Code : SP 330

Course Description :

Explores cultural history and geography of Spanish-speaking Latin America. 

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

SP326, SP321, SP315, SP202, SP112, SP329

Course Code : PS 261

Course Group(s) : Psychology 200 Level Courses, Psychology Cluster 2

Course Description :

Provides an experiential seminar in group dynamics and interpersonal effectiveness. Sensitivity training techniques will be used to illustrate and to discuss skills in communication, listening, and confrontation in social and business situations. The aim is to foster win/win situations. Group interaction exercises and discussions will be used to enhance these skills.

Credit : 3

Course Code : PS 313

Course Group(s) : Psychology 300 Level Courses

Course Description :

Examines counseling theories and the counseling relationship. The course also includes family and group counseling and career counseling

Credit : 3

Course Code : PS 318

Course Group(s) : Psychology 300 Level Courses, Psychology Cluster 2

Course Description :

Examines cross-cultural influences in understanding psychology. Course emphasizes the interplay of individual, ethnic, and cultural factors in psychosocial growth and well-being, cross-cultural and cross-ethnic communication, and counseling and psychotherapeutic interactions.

Credit : 3

Course Code : SO 330

Course Description :

Examines American dating, marriage, and family patterns with emphasis on the family life cycle, parenting and family disorganization.

Credit : 3

Course Code : SO 323

Course Description :

Involves the study of the history of ethnic, cultural and religious subgroups in present day societies; inter-group relations as they are influenced by competition, conflict and prejudice; the significance of these relationships to the structure of society.

Credit : 3

Course Code : SO 410a

Course Description :

Involves intensive study and exploration of rotating topics in the fields of anthropology, sociology, and/or criminal justice. These topics will focus on timely social issues, specialized content areas, and/or methods of social research. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required.

Credit : 3

Course Code : LA 487

Course Code : SP 312

Course Description :

This class is an introduction to the art of translation. Students will read various texts on existing theories, while also undertaking different translation projects. While the class discussion will be mainly in Spanish, some of the readings are in English. Successful students are those who have done really well in English as well as Spanish classes.

Credit : 3

Course Code : SP 321

Course Description :

This course offers the intermediate and advanced learners of Spanish a review of Spanish grammar. The grammatical explanations are followed by a series of exercises for the student to practice the concepts learned. Students work in groups, analyze texts and make class presentations. Authentic documents are used to motivate students in their effort to become proficient in Spanish.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

SP112, SP202, SP322, SP329

Course Code : SP 325

Course Description :

Develops conversation skills through readings and assigned topics, pronunciation, correct expression and sentence structure.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

SP112, SP321, SP202, SP322

Course Code : SP 329

Course Description :

Studies the cultural history and geography of Spain through the 21st century.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

SP322, SP326, SP330, SP321, SP325, SP202

Course Code : SP 330

Course Description :

Explores cultural history and geography of Spanish-speaking Latin America. 

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

SP326, SP321, SP315, SP202, SP112, SP329

Course Code : PO 225

Course Description :

Focuses on the structure and power of the national government and major problems of national policy.

Credit : 3

Course Code : PO 230

Course Description :

Analyzes structures, functions and powers of state and local institutions and explores their inter-relationships within the federal system.

Credit : 3

Course Code : PO 372

Course Description :

Studies government administration, management and organization. Analyzes bureaucratic policy making, public budgeting and the impact of pressure groups.

Credit : 3

Course Code : PO 375

Course Description :

Focuses on the cycle of public policy-making in the domestic context, from conceptualization of a problem through implementation and evaluation. Examines and analyzes contemporary domestic issues and policy approaches to them.

Credit : 3

Course Code : SO 224

Course Description :

Reviews and critiques classical and contemporary perspectives and research with an interest in a critical examination of theories and mechanisms related to collective behavior, mass movements, modernization and social revolution.

Credit : 3

Course Code : SO 231

Course Description :

Investigates poverty as a product of a complex social system and theories and strategies for its alleviation.

Credit : 3

Course Code : LA 487

Course Code : BU 105

Course Description :

Surveys the various fields of business. The student will be introduced to the different forms of business ownership, managerial skills, marketing principles, accounting, financial analysis, computer terminology, money and banking, business law and international trade.

Credit : 3 – 3

Course Code : BU 110

Course Group(s) : GE DIV

Active Term : Fall

Course Description :

Emphasizes models of management-oriented modern business communications in the digital age: letters, reports, memoranda, emails, blogs and digital résumés. Develops oral communication skills: interviews, presentations, listening techniques. Includes use of computer lab and relevant presentation, writing and report generating technologies.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

CS 115, CS 125, or CS 195

Course Code : BU 208

Course Description :

Analyzes the economic, cultural, political, and legal context in which International Business is conducted. It reviews the major factors linked to the development of International Business. The course considers globalization, the economic and political aspects of trade, how countries differ, the global monetary system and foreign exchange.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

BU105

Course Code : BU 305

Course Description :

Studies the collection, classification, presentation, and analysis of statistical data with an emphasis on business applications.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

CS 219

Course Code : CS 219

Course Description :

This course emphasizes analysis and solutions to contemporary business problems through the use of the current version of Microsoft Excel. Students are introduced to business decision modeling processes to strengthen logical reasoning and analytical skills. Microsoft Excel is used as the basis for managerial decision support through analysis of contemporary business case problems. Students apply the appropriate functions and features of Microsoft Excel to solve business cases. The course also emphasizes oral presentation and written reports on business processes used in case solutions to further strengthen students’ communication skills.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

CS 115, CS 125, or CS 195 AND MA 130 or higher

Course Code : LA 487

Course Code : SP 312

Course Description :

This class is an introduction to the art of translation. Students will read various texts on existing theories, while also undertaking different translation projects. While the class discussion will be mainly in Spanish, some of the readings are in English. Successful students are those who have done really well in English as well as Spanish classes.

Credit : 3

Course Code : SP 321

Course Description :

This course offers the intermediate and advanced learners of Spanish a review of Spanish grammar. The grammatical explanations are followed by a series of exercises for the student to practice the concepts learned. Students work in groups, analyze texts and make class presentations. Authentic documents are used to motivate students in their effort to become proficient in Spanish.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

SP112, SP202, SP322, SP329

Course Code : SP 325

Course Description :

Develops conversation skills through readings and assigned topics, pronunciation, correct expression and sentence structure.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

SP112, SP321, SP202, SP322

Course Code : SP 329

Course Description :

Studies the cultural history and geography of Spain through the 21st century.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

SP322, SP326, SP330, SP321, SP325, SP202

Course Code : SP 330

Course Description :

Explores cultural history and geography of Spanish-speaking Latin America. 

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

SP326, SP321, SP315, SP202, SP112, SP329

Course Code : BU 327

Course Description :

Examines the development of marketing strategy by the multinational firm in foreign countries. Marketing strategy is developed while addressing the business environmental elements of economics, politics, law, society, culture, competitions and scarce resources.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

BU 208 AND BU 221

Course Code : BU 375

Course Description :

Presents a framework for the analysis of international business problems. The course defines the nature of international, multi-national and trans-national companies. It examines the evolution of these types of enterprises, and develops a model of a multi-national firm in a dynamic, global setting. It provides a bridge among the disciplines of Economics, Sociology, Political Science and International Business.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

BU208

Course Code : BU 491

Course Description :

Offers qualified students the opportunity to travel to international destinations. Locations will include a business enriching experience along with a supportive academic assignment. School of Business and Computer Science Approval.

Credit : 3