AUK 2011 - 2012 Academic Calendar - American University in Kosovo

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INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY Course Number: 0509 210 Credit Hours: 4 Description: An introduction to some of the major problems, methods and insights of philosophy with readings from both classical and contemporary sources. INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY Course Number: 0514 210 Credit Hours: 4 Description: Introduction to the scope of topics and methodology of psychology. Topics include aims, methods, neuroscience, sensation, perception, learning, memory, intelligence, motivation, normal and abnormal personality, and social psychology. LAW & SOCIETY Course Number: 0513 464 Credit Hours: 4 Description: This course provides students with a fundamental literacy about law as an immensely and ubiquitous presence in society. It focuses on the between law and other social institutions, and examines the values and interests that are expressed in law and shaped by legal structures and processes. Consensus and conflict perspectives on the law are compared and contrasted, and applied to understanding the law's impact on everyday life. This course takes an explicit interdisciplinary approach to understanding law. This course is offered for those interested in critical inquiry of law within a framework of a broad liberal arts education. Part of the legal studies minor; and may also be taken as an elective. MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING Course Number: 0680-203 Credit Hours: 4 Description: The functions and uses of accounting information are presented. Emphasizes the preparation and operation of dynamic budgets and the use of accounting data for control and profit planning. (Prerequisite: 0680-201 Financial Accounting). MANAGEMENT SCIENCE Course Number: 0680 353 Credit Hours: 4 Description: A foundation course, which introduces mathematical model building and the use of management science in the decision-making process Mathematical techniques include linear programming, the assignment model, the transportation model, inventory control models, critical path models (PERT/CPM) and computer simulation. 106 | P a g e
MANAGING MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATIONS Course Number: 0688 366 Credit Hours: 4 Description: An introduction to design principles and software applications for creating and organizing media presentations on technical topics. Includes principles of Web page design, the development of computer-based illustrations and electronic presentations. Covers the use of PageMill, Corel Draw, Power Point, and other software applications. Project management skills are introduced. MONETARY ANALYSIS & POLICY Course Number: 0511 452 Credit Hours: 4 Description: The study of monetary behavior and the role of monetary institutions in the modern economy. Includes consideration of monetary theory, the development and current characteristics of monetary institutions in the American economy and the use of the tools of monetary analysis to evaluate alternative monetary policies. Concludes with an evaluation of the neo-Keynesian and Monetarist positions. NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS Course Number: 0511 484 Credit Hours: 4 Description: This course develops an economic perspective on one of the most important and challenging issues facing global society—the allocation, use and preservation of natural resources. Presents and discusses the methodology economists use to inform natural resource managers and policy makers. Economic thought and analysis are used to evaluate a variety of issues in this area. Concludes with a brief discussion of the interdisciplinary aspects of natural resource management. NEW VENTURE DEVELOPMENT Course Number: 0681 221 Credit Hours: 4 Description: The course presents factors to be considered by those interested in the ownership and management of small business enterprises. Includes who should be an entrepreneur, guidelines for starting a new business, basic legal consideration, and approaches for obtaining capital and credit. ON CAMERA! ON MIKE! Course Number: 0688 465 Credit Hours: 4 Description: Focuses on preparation and delivery skills for effective radio and TV appearances by non-professionals serving as spokespersons for their organizations. 107 | P a g e
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LIVING DOCUMENT STATEMENT The Ameri
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About this Bulletin The academic pr
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SPRING QUARTER (20113) Date: Event:
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MEDIA CENTER Rrezarta Xhaferi, Head
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1 Admissions/Undergraduate Program
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Grade Point Average Standard I. Suc
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2.3 Bachelor of Science Degree in A
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