BIO-421 |
Biology Research |
This is an independent course of research under the direction of a member of the science faculty. Students will participate in a research project involving a literature review, laboratory research, and data analysis. Students will be expected for formalize their experience with a presentation in written, oral or poster format. Students may earn research credit more than once, but only 3 credits may be used to satisfy the biology major requirements. Permission of instructor required. |
BIO-437 |
Special Topics |
This is an in-depth study of a specialized subject area. The selected topic varies based on student / faculty interest and current research advances. Topic, course structure, credit and instructor will be announced prior to preregistration. Course may be repeated if topic is different. |
BIO-437L |
Special Topics |
1.00 |
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BIO-439 |
Independent Study |
Investigation of selected topics. |
1.00 |
BIO-440 |
Internship |
A work experience with a minimum of 120-hours designed to afford the |
3.00 |
student a practical experience in the application of biological techniques and practices. |
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BUS-101 |
Business Theory |
An overview of the theoretical framework and structure of today ' s business |
1.00 |
environment is studied. Content areas include management, e-business, ethics and social responsibility, business organization, human resource management, international business and current business topics. |
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BUS-205 |
Principles of Management |
This course requires an analysis of the managerial processes with emphases on the planning, organizing, directing and control functions used by managers to accomplish the goals of the organization. Related behavioral topics will be included in the discussions. Course requirements will include a research paper and Internet assignments. |
3.00 |
BUS-209 |
Business Statistics I |
An introductory course in the use of statistics in business. Topics covered |
include measures of averages and dispersion, probability theory, probability |
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distributions, sampling theory and estimation. |