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COURSES
HIS 455 U. S. Constitutional History (3cr.)
A study of American constitutional development from colonial times to the present. Prerequisites: HIS 201 and HIS 202.
MGT 316 Global Business (3 cr.)
focuses on the significant issues managers face in an international environment. Students examine how different national and cultural environments affect multinational companies' operations abroad.
PSC 450 Urban Environment: 21st Century Challenges (3cr.)
Given the dynamic and increasingly fluid nature of the contemporary American urban setting: this course will focus on specific, problematic topics, as selected by the Instructor; which may include: problems relation to education; the environment; racial, ethnic, and minority issues; policing; the criminal justice system; correctional facilities; homelessness; mass media and political reporting; or the inter-relationship of local state and federal entities in the decision making process.
A study of American constitutional development from colonial times to the present. Prerequisites: HIS 201 and HIS 202.
MGT 316 Global Business (3 cr.)
focuses on the significant issues managers face in an international environment. Students examine how different national and cultural environments affect multinational companies' operations abroad.
PSC 450 Urban Environment: 21st Century Challenges (3cr.)
Given the dynamic and increasingly fluid nature of the contemporary American urban setting: this course will focus on specific, problematic topics, as selected by the Instructor; which may include: problems relation to education; the environment; racial, ethnic, and minority issues; policing; the criminal justice system; correctional facilities; homelessness; mass media and political reporting; or the inter-relationship of local state and federal entities in the decision making process.