2006-07 College Catalog - South Florida State College

5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXmedia and equipment. Prerequisites: ART 1300C-1301Cor Instructor’s approval. Lab Fee. (TR)ART 2541C WATERCOLOR PAINTING II 3 cr. hrs.Watercolor II is a continuation of Watercolor I with emphasison developing a personal style and creating an advancedportfolio. Prerequisite: ART 2540C. Lab Fee. (TR)ART 2750C POTTERY I 3 cr. hrs.Pottery I is the expression of self through clay creations.Emphasis of course is hand building, turning, applicationof glazes, and firing. Lab Fee. (TR)ART 2751C POTTERY II 3 cr. hrs.Pottery II continues “hand building” techniques with moreemphasis on creative expression, quality wheel turning,glazing and firing. Prerequisite: ART 2750C. Lab Fee. (TR)ART 2930SELECTED TOPICS IN ART (TR) 1-4 cr. hrs.ART 2939 HONORS SPECIAL TOPICS IN ART (TR)1-4 cr. hrs.A special course to design art for large indoor and outdoorspaces, including outdoor sculpture, suspended mobiles,and murals. Students will work independently and ingroups. (TR)ART 2947CO-OP EDUCATION TRAINING ASSIGNMENTIN COMMERCIAL & ADVERTISING ART (TR)1-4 cr. hrs.ART 2949 CO-OP EDUCATION TRAINING ASSIGNMENTIN ART & GRAPHIC DESIGN 1-3 cr. hrs.A second hands-on learning activity (paid or non-paid) directlyrelated to the students academic major/career objective.(TR)AST 1002 DESCRIPTIVE ASTRONOMY 3 cr. hrs.An introduction to the astronomical universe for non-sciencemajors including historical development, astronomical instruments,methods of discovery, motions of celestial objects,evolution of stars, and a description of the membersof the solar system, galaxy, and universe. (TR)BBAN 1004 PRINCIPLES OF BANK OPERATIONS3 cr. hrs.Detailed attention is given to the analysis and study of commercialbanking functions. Emphasis is on principles underlyingmajor objectives sought in banking rather than onspecific techniques or methods. (OA)BAN 1210 FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS3 cr. hrs.A practical introduction to financial analysis from the viewpointof the commercial loan officer. The course providesthe skills needed to effectively assess a borrower’s abilityto repay loans. Prerequisite: ACG 2001. (OA)BAN 1500 ECONOMICS FOR BANKERS 3 cr. hrs.Provides bank employees with an introduction to thefundamental principles of economics. Special emphasisis placed on topics of importance to bankers with economictheory and application to the banking industry. (OA)BAN 1501 MONEY AND BANKING 3 cr. hrs.A study of the fundamental treatment of how money functionsin the U.S. and world economies. Topics include theconcept of money supply and the role the bank plays as amoney creator and participant in the nation’s paymentmechanism. It also explains how various types of financialinstitutions operate, the workings of monetary and fiscalpolicies, and the functions and powers of the Federal Reserve.(OA)BAN 2231 INTRODUCTION TO COMMERCIAL LENDING3 cr. hrs.An overview of the commercial lending function targeted tomanagement trainees and junior management. The courseincludes a commercial lending overview, the lending process,portfolio management, and regulation and businessdevelopment. Specific topics covered are the commercialloan customer, types of commercial loans, and the loandecision process (information gathering, analysis, costanalysis, control and profitability, and the regulatory andlegal environment). (OA)BAN 2240 CONSUMER LENDING 3 cr. hrs.Evolution of credit, installment credit in commercial banks,qualifications of good installment credit risk, loan interviewtechniques and the development of credit information, investigationand the credit decision, installment safe financing,rate structure and cost analysis, servicing installmentcredit, collection procedures, installment credit and yourbank. Prerequisite: BAN 1004 or Instructor’s approval. (OA)BAN 2403 TRUST INVESTMENTS 3 cr. hrs.Provides students with a broad understanding of the trustfunction within a bank. It covers the basic dynamics andcomplexities of the investment process and provides studentswith an understanding of the relationship of investmentsto the trust business. The student is introduced to avariety of investment securities and shown how they maybe applied toward achieving different investment goals. (OA)BAN 2800 LAW AND BANKING PRINCIPLES3 cr. hrs.Designed to acquaint the student with the basic legal principlesthat are applicable to the profession of banking. Emphasisis made on the historical and institutional conceptsof banking law. Further study is directed toward developingthe student’s knowledge of standard law subjects includingcorporations, partnerships, property, torts and crimes,contracts, and agency. (OA)BAN 2801 LAW AND BANKING APPLICATIONS3 cr. hrs.An introduction to laws pertaining to secured transactions,letters of credit, and the bank collection process. (OA)151