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A&S 2899 Twentieth Century Issues
3 cr.
The topic varies from semester to semester. The course may be
repeated once for credit.
A&S 2900 Euro Civil Field-Based Lrning
3 cr.
Students live and work in a European country, study the language,
culture, and history of the country, and analyze the distinctive
social practices to be found. Intensive and reflective interaction
with the host population is stressed. May be repeated for credit
with consent of the Director of the Honors Program. Students
should have previous experience with the language of the host
country. This course is not to be used for independent study.
A&S 2999 Forms of Inquiry
1 cr.
Introduction to various disciplinary perspectives, the current problems,
theoretical underpinnings, and methods of procedure that
direct diverse forms of inquiry. Scholars from the various departments
will display their fields of study while addressing a common
theme. May be repeated for up to three credit hours.
A&S 3099 Honors Colloquium
3 cr.
Prerequisites: junior or senior standing and recommendation of
a professor or student’s dean. The subject varies. Course may be
repeated once for credit.
A&S 3110 The End of the Past
3 cr.
Study of the principal social and cultural movements between the
French Revolution and World War I.
A&S 3595 AYA-Special Topics Arts & Sci
3 cr.
A study of historical and current European views of American culture
as presented in the creative arts, literature, and political writings,
and scholarly analyses. This course is only offered through
UNO’s Academic Year Abroad (AYA) in Innsbruck, Austria and can
be repeated once for credit.
A&S 3599 Natural Science
3 cr.
Prerequisites: Junior or senior standing and completion of a oneyear
course in physical science and one in biological sciences, at
least one with laboratory. Selective problems illustrative of developing
concepts of the natural and physical universe and of living
organisms. Readings, discussions, papers.
A&S 3999 Senior Honors Thesis
3 cr.
Admission by consent of the Director of the General Studies
Degree Program and the Director of the University Honors Program.
Directed research culminating in a written thesis to meet
the requirements for graduation with University Honors or Honors
in General Studies. May be repeated once for a total of six hours
credit.
Arts Administration
AADM 4502 Principles of Arts Admin Law
3 cr.
An introduction to the concepts of contracts, copyright, agency,
facilities liability and other legal principles which affect those
who perform or create art and entertainment. Through lecture
and readings, the student will learn how the world of culture and
entertainment is affected by the law and how the law is affected
by the arts. Not open to Arts Administration Graduate Students, and
not for graduate credit.
AADM 6501 Development for Arts Orgs
3 cr.
Prerequisite: Consent of the program coordinator. A study of development
and fund raising strategies and techniques for nonprofit
arts organizations. Topics include financial management and planning;
federal, state, and local grants; foundation grants; corporate
support; annual fund drives and special events; capital campaigns
and deferred giving. Special problems and opportunities in development
are explored through case studies and projects with local
arts organizations.
AADM 6502 Arts Admn Legal & Bus Appl
3 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of program coordinator. The study of several
areas of law and business as they apply to the administration
of the artistic institution. The subjects covered include government
regulations, contracts, taxes, and insurance. This seminar is
designed to examine the management of art galleries, theaters, and
concert halls with an application of these legal and business considerations.
Limited internship or observation opportunity in an
arts organization.
AADM 6503 Marketing the Arts
3 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of the program coordinator. Application of
marketing techniques to nonprofit and commercial arts organizations
and products. Topics include special principles in marketing
the arts, the marketing audit and marketing plan, market research
and target marketing, direct mail and telemarketing, and applications
to both visual and performing arts organizations. Special
problems in marketing are explored through case studies and projects
with local arts organizations.
AADM 6900 Practicum in Arts Administratn
1-3 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of department. Supervised experience in various
fields of Arts Administration. Amount of credit to be stated at
the time of registration. May be repeated for a total of up to six
hours.
AADM 6990 Internship Arts Administration
6 cr.
Prerequisites: enrollment in the master’s program in Arts Administration
and satisfactory completion of comprehensive examination.
A supervised program for students completing the degree
in Arts Administration in which participants gain experience in
most aspects of the management of an arts institution ranging
from ticket sales to contract negotiations. Objectives are set and
evaluation is accomplished jointly by the program coordinator, the
student, and the on-site supervisor. A research report on the internship
is required.
AADM 7040 Exam or Report Only
0 cr.
Open to students in a thesis program who have only (other than
application for degree) the final typing and acceptance by the
Graduate School of their thesis or dissertation or to students in
a non-thesis program who have only (other than application for
degree) to pass the final examination to complete graduation
requirements.
Accounting
ACCT 2100 Principles of Accounting
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Not open to students in remedial English or
remedial mathematics. Not open to freshmen. An introduction to
the accounting model and financial statement preparation with
emphasis on the concepts and terminology needed to understand a
typical corporate report. Topics covered include: current and longterm
assets current and longterm liabilities, stockholders’ equity,
revenues and expenses.
ACCT 2130 Management Accounting
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisite: ACCT 2100. Not open to freshmen.
Not for credit toward a degree in Accounting. A study of the
accounting process of the firm and its role in managerial planning,
control, and decision-making; analysis and interpretation of financial
statements.
ACCT 3090 Internship in Accounting
3 cr.
Students will engage in at least ten hours per week at the site
of an assigned participating organization that directs the interns
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