Courses

This special topics course will cover mathematical methods used to solve various problems from industry or other fields outside of mathematics. Approval of the instructor is required prior to registration in the course.

This special topics course will cover mathematical methods used to solve various problems from industry or other fields outside of mathematics. Approval of the instructor is required prior to registration in the course.

The course will expose the student to the research, theory, and real-life application workers; group decision-making; leadership styles; career management, and organizational combined with lectures, discussions, and demonstrations. The students will participate bias and error in personnel-related decisions by applying research and theory in organizational

This capstone course is designed to develop the student's skill in systematically analyzing and presenting solutions to various problems presented in the case studies in international business, bringing to bear the theory and information learned in previous courses. The student will write four or five "briefing papers" during the semester.

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The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the fundamental concepts associated with effective and successful international management strategies within the Sport Management and Recreational Leadership field.

Study of a particular aspect of the religion or civilization of Islam for students who have taken introductory courses in the history or civilization of Islam. All readings will be in English. Course may be repeated for credit when the topic changes.

The historical and cultural dynamics forging the notion of woman and gender in Italian society and cultural production; discussion of cultural works, media, and theoretical texts concerning subjectivity and language, body and culture; Italian feminist theories from different disciplinary perspectives; conducted in English. May be repeated two times for credit.

Critical study of specific Japanese literary and cultural topics. Course may be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours.

This course explores issues evolving in the mass media space. This could include political reporting, ethics, social media reporting, drone reporting, classes on innovative technologies and ideas and new developments in the field of Journalism.