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Italian Studies Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Arts Since the ancient Roman times, “Italy” has been exporting its civilization around the world (in particular in the western world), in areas of classical literature, humanism, science, art, history, political and moral thought, music, design, fashion, film, and cuisine. Italy has produced some of the most remarkable cultural works of western civilization (e.g. Michelangelo’s frescos and sculptures, Leonardo da Vinci’s and Galileo’s genius, Dante’s Divine Comedy, Machiavelli’s essays, Vivaldi’s, Verdi’s and Puccini’s music compositions, De Sica’s and Fellini’s films, Armani’s, Gucci’s and Versace’s fashion houses) and founded the first University in Europe. Italy is one of the founding fathers of the European Union and is its third largest economy. The major in Italian Studies affords access to one of the richest cultural traditions as well as to one of Europe’s most vital contemporary societies. The major in Italian Studies allows the student to understand, appreciate and analyze this treasury of human expression while broadening his/her cultural and intellectual horizons. It will deepen the student’s creativity and critical thinking skills, and will provide the student with the ability to interact with the numerous Italian communities spread around the world. The program offers the opportunity to have an educational/cultural/internships experience abroad, in Italy, where the student can also have the chance to specialize in culinary arts or in design or in fashion. Successful completion of the program can enhance the student’s employability amongst employers who are seeking employees that are well-equipped to interact in the multicultural environment of today’s increasingly global society, and can surely increase his/her chances of being accepted into graduate programs. The major (and minor) in Italian Studies is an interdisciplinary program focusing on the study of the Italian language, culture, arts, and literature and its manifestations in history and its usage in the present cultural and social context. Requirements for the Major: 40 semester credits including: • IT 102 Beginning Italian II (4 SH) • IT 201 Intermediate Italian (4 SH) • IT 220 Italian Conversation (4 SH) • IT 211 Introduction to Italian Culture & Civilization (4 SH) • IT 170-79/270-79/370-79 Special Topics in Italian (2-4 SH) • IT 331 Advanced Italian (4 SH) and Italian Studies Group 1 - 16 semester credits from the following: • IT 210 Italian Food & Culture (4 SH) • IT 300 Italian Translation (2 or 4 SH) • IT 301 Italian for the Professional Environment (4 SH) • IT 338 Readings in Italian Literatures & Cultures (4 SH) • IT 339 Readings in Italian Literatures & Cultures II (4 SH) • IT 411 Introduction to Dante's Divine Comedy (4 SH) • IT 412 Studies in Contemporary Italian Literature and Culture (4 SH) • IT 413 Introduction to Italian Renaissance (4 SH) • IT 420 Introduction to Italian Fine Arts (2 or 4 SH) • IT 422 Studies in Italian Cinema (2 or 4 SH) • IT 490 Senior Research Project (2 or 4 SH) • IT 250/350 Internship in Italian (2 or 4 SH) • IT 170-79/270-79/370-79 Special Topics in Italian (2-4 SH) Legal Studies Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Science This major provides students with the skills and knowledge required to carry out various types of legal assistant/ administrator responsibilities such as legal research, writing and investigations. Legal assistants work for private law firms, government, banks, insurance companies and real estate agencies. Ohio prohibits the practice of law by non-attorneys. In addition to the College’s general transfer credit policy, any student transferring legal specialty credits must comply with the following policy: The Legal Studies Program Director will review the course description and/or syllabus of any legal specialty course taken at another institution to ascertain if it is equivalent to a course at Lake Erie College and determine whether to allow credit. Twenty semester credits must be taken in the major in residence at Lake Erie College which must include the following: • LG 410 Ethics (1 SH) • LG 420 Senior Seminar (3 SH) • LG 450 Internship (4 SH) (Program approved by the American Bar Association) Requirements for the Major: 50 semester credits including: • LG 110 Introduction to Legal Assisting (2 SH) • LG 210 Principles of Legal Research and Writing (4 SH) • LG 220 Criminal Law and Procedure (4 SH) • LG 222 Civil Litigation and Procedure (4 SH) • LG 315 Business Law I (4 SH) • LG 324 Constitutional Law (4 SH) • LG 410 Ethics (1 SH) • LG 403 Legal Technology (4 SH) • LG 420 Applied Senior Seminar (3 SH) • LG 450 Legal Assistant Internship (4 SH) 115
and Legal Studies Group 1 - 16 semester credits from the following: • LG 230 Investigative Techniques (4 SH) • LG 303 Taxes & Culture Clinic I (2 or 4 SH) • LG 311 Landmark Cases in Mental Health and the Law (4 SH) • LG 312 Legal Issues in Sports (4 SH) • LG 316 Business Law II (4 SH) • LG 327 Death Penalty in America (4 SH) • LG 332 International Business Law (2 SH) • LG 345 Psychology and Law (4 SH) • LG 170-79/270-79/370-79 Special Topics in Legal Studies (2-4 SH) • PO 331 Judicial Process (4 SH) Students are encouraged to take additional coursework in related fields such as foreign languages, business administration, international business, accounting, communications, etc. Marketing Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Science The marketing major is designed to give students exposure to specific areas of marketing not addressed by the more broad based business administration major. The program builds on a foundation of business courses with a set of courses covering topics such as marketing research, advertising, public relations, consumer behavior and international marketing. (Program accredited by the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education) Requirements for the Major: 60-63 semester credits including: • AC 101 Accounting Principles I (4 SH) • AC 102 Accounting Principles II (4 SH) • BA 400 Senior Seminar (4 SH) • CI 341 Management Information Systems (4 SH) • EC 200 Principles of Economics (4 SH) • FN 320 Corporation Finance (4 SH) • LG 315 Business Law I (4 SH) • MK 203 Marketing Principles (4 SH) • MK 317 Marketing Management (4 SH) • MK 328 International Marketing (2 SH) • MK 334 Consumer Behavior (4 SH) • MK 335 Marketing Research (4 SH) • MK 394 Advertising and Public Relations (4 SH) • MN 200 Introduction to Management (4 SH) • MN 215 Business Statistics (4 SH) • MK 250/350 Internship in Marketing (2-5 SH) Suggested electives: • MK 170-79/270-79/370-79 Special Topics in Marketing (2-4 SH) • MK 260/360/460 Individual Investigation in Marketing (1-5 SH) Mathematics Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science The department of mathematics provides advanced courses for students majoring in mathematics and offers instruction appropriate for students of other disciplines. A student who wishes to continue mathematics in graduate school or to seek employment on the basis of a strong mathematics background is advised to take special topics in mathematics including at least one course in computer information systems. Requirements for the Major: Bachelor of Science 55 semester credits including: • MT 207 Probability and Statistics (4 SH) • MT 209 Discrete Mathematics (4 SH) • MT 210 Calculus and Analytical Geometry I (5 SH) • MT 211 Calculus and Analytical Geometry II (4 SH) • MT 213 Calculus and Analytical Geometry III (4 SH) • MT 303 The History of Mathematics (4 SH) • MT 309 Differential Equations (4 SH) • MT 311 Intermediate Analysis I (4 SH) • MT 323 Modern Linear Algebra (4 SH) • MT 324 Modern Abstract Algebra (4 SH) • MT 401 Senior Research (2 SH) and Math (BS) Group 1 - 12 semester credits from the sciences (BI, CH, PC or CI) Bachelor of Arts 43 semester credits including: • MT 207 Probability and Statistics (4 SH) • MT 209 Discrete Mathematics (4 SH) • MT 210 Calculus and Analytical Geometry I (5 SH) • MT 211 Calculus and Analytical Geometry II (4 SH) • MT 213 Calculus and Analytical Geometry III (4 SH) • MT 303 The History of Mathematics (4 SH) • MT 311 Intermediate Analysis I (4 SH) • MT 323 Modern Linear Algebra (4 SH) • MT 324 Modern Abstract Algebra (4 SH) • MT 401 Senior Research (2 SH) and Math (BA) Group 1 - four semester credits from the following: • MT 309 Differential Equations (4 SH) • MT 300 Modern Geometry and Logic (4 SH) 116
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