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BUAD 412 - Strategic Performance Management 2 Students will gain experience in assessing performance from multiple perspectives. To begin, students will learn the ‘planning, doing and reviewing’ components inherent in performance management processes. Further, they will gain experience with the integration of strategy execution and performance measurement. Students will engage in the delivery of meaningful performance feedback. Students with credit for BUAD 379: Topic: Strategic Performance Management cannot take BUAD 412 for further credit. BUAD 450 - Investment Management 2 In this course students will gain the knowledge and skills required for success as an investment professional or an individual investor. Topics include investment and portfolio theory, techniques for security analysis (fundamental and technical), valuation and management of various investment products, international investing, and portfolio management and performance evaluation. Careers and ethics in investment management will be discussed.
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION CMNS 112 - Business Communication I 2 (formerly ENGL 112, PCOM 112) This course is for Business Administration students who, in developing business writing and editing skills, must consider their audience and purpose and then adjust their style accordingly to produce high quality documents. Students will learn efficient writing techniques, to produce summaries, letters, memos, job-search documents, and a report. Students will also develop their speaking skills. Students with credit for ENGL 112 cannot complete PCOM 112 for further credit. CGA, CMA credit.
CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY 112 - Introductory Chemistry I An introduction to the study of chemistry with particular reference to stoichiometry, atomic structure and periodic properties, chemical bonding and the physical properties of solids, liquids, gases and solutions. The lab component will emphasize the techniques of quantitative and qualitative analyses. Note: To obtain three credits, students must successfully complete both the course and the laboratory components of Chemistry 112. CHEMISTRY 122 - Introductory Chemistry II A continuation of CHEM 112 including topics in organic and biological chemistry, thermodynamics, chemical equilibrium, and chemical kinetics. The laboratory program complements the lecture material. Note: To obtain three credits, students must successfully complete both the course and the laboratory components of Chemistry 122.
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ECED 131- Health, Safety and Nutrition This course provides learners with the knowledge and skills necessary to promote the well-being of children. Illness recognition, prevention, and universal precautions will be explored. The role of nutrition in wellness, development of life-long eating habits, menu-planning, food handling and safety will be addressed. The provision of safe environments as required by licensing standards and best practice will be discussed.
CMNS 122 - Business Communication II 2 (formerly ENGL 122, PCOM 122) Business Administration students will apply the skills learned in CMNS 112 to the forms and strategies of proposals, progress reports, research reports, and case analyses. Students will conduct research, apply standard methods of documentation, produce professional-quality reports, and design and deliver oral presentations using current presentation software. Students with credit for ENGL 122 or PCOM 122 cannot complete CMNS 122 for further credit. CGA, CMA credit.
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