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- CISM 4384MIS Study Abroad
This course examines the differences and similarities between cultural and business practices of the United States and another country. Students participate through assigned readings, lectures, group discussion, and a week-long travel experience.
Issuer: University of West Georgia3 credits - CIST 2381Mobile Application Development
This course explores mobile guidelines, standards, and techniques. This course includes design and development techniques for multiple mobile devices, platforms, and operating systems. Students will develop mobile applications using state of practice development tools, languages and devices.
Issuer: Central Georgia Technical College4 credits - COMP 3310Mobile Development
This course introduces the fundamentals in the design, implementation, and distribution of mobile applications. Topics include mobile device architecture, software engineering, user interface design, and app distribution.
Issuer: University of West Georgia3 credits - XIDS 4300Mock Court
An interdisciplinary capstone course for those who have taken one or more legal studies classes.
Issuer: University of West Georgia3 credits - METR 2121Modern Communications Systems
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Issuer: Central Georgia Technical College3 credits - CHEM 3130Modern Forensic Science
Case-oriented approach will be used to explore selected topics of forensic science.
Issuer: University of West Georgia3 credits - HIST 4440Modern Germany
A political and social study of Germany since unification with heavy emphasis on the 20th century (1871-Present).
Issuer: University of West Georgia3 credits - HIST 4441Modern Ireland, 1780 to Present
A political, social, and cultural study of Ireland since 1780 with special emphasis on the evolution of Irish nationalism and Anglo-Irish relations. The roots and history of 'the Troubles' in Northern Ireland will also be explored.
Issuer: University of West Georgia3 credits - ART 4290Modernist Criticism
A discussion-based seminar based on intellectual and theoretical debates about modern and contemporary art, focusing on the concept of the avant-garde and the practice of art criticism. Readings are informed by theoretical developments such as psychoanalysis, semiotics, Marxist Art History, gender and race studies, post structuralism and visual culture debates.
Issuer: University of West Georgia3 credits - PHIL 3110Modern Philosophy
This course examines philosophy in the modern era. Topics may include questions about the power and limits of science, morality, or human hopes; the foundation of the state, society, or economy; critiques of religious beliefs or ideologies, and responses; arguments about the significance of art, beauty, or imagination; or proto-existentialist concerns with freedom, tragedy, or faith.
Issuer: University of West Georgia3 credits