Courses

A continuation of ACCT 101, with a much more in-depth study of the groundwork and constructed preparation needed in various balance sheet and income statement areas prior to the preparation of financial statements, including managerial accounting with basic quantitative analysis.

Introduction to the techniques and problems of translation; intensive practice in translating texts of various types.

This course is designed primarily for non-Education majors. The focus is on thestructure and history of education in the United States, especially the urban areas. It will explore questions involved in such areas as desegregation, financing, socioeconomic class, multicultural populations, and teaching as a profession.

This course is designed primarily for non-Education majors. The focus is on thestructure and history of education in the United States, especially the urban areas. It will explore questions involved in such areas as desegregation, financing, socioeconomic class, multicultural populations, and teaching as a profession.

Exploration of the situation of renters and owners in urban areas. How does the housing market affect how neighborhoods change? What is government doing to assure that all residents have decent safe housing? What housing options and programs are available in the City? How do they differ from those in the rest of the country? What role do public housing, rent regulation, mortgage finance, and other public and private programs play in the development of housing in the city?

A broad introduction to urban planning theories, practices, actors, and issues. This course reviews the historical development of modern city planning and introduces the administrative and legal context in which planning takes place and the multiple players that engage in city planning, as well as the theories that shape different types of planning practice.

The basic techniques of digital video editing. Emphasis placed upon methods and aesthetics of visual storytelling, both narrative and documentary, through continuity editing principles. Students will learn non-linear editing practices using editing software.

Introduction to video editing using Adobe Premiere or industry standard software. Prior experience in digital moviemaking, DESN 157 or equivalent, is recommended.

Technical aspects of website development. Browser and server roles in processing web requests; markup languages for page content, including text, hypertext, images, lists, and forms; style sheets for page appearance, including the box model, colors, fonts, and positioning; client-side scripting for form checking and dynamic page effects; introduction to server-side scripting; the Document Object Model.

A brief survey of the persistent problems in Western religious thought, comparing representative thinkers in the traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.