AUK 2011 - 2012 Academic Calendar - American University in Kosovo

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RESEARCH TECHNIQUES Course Number: 0688 361 Credit Hours: 4 Description: This course offers exposure to and experience with electronic and traditional resources for information generation. Student assignments simulate workplace fact-finding assignments and culminate in an extended feasibility project of the student's choice. Students work in teams and use problem-solving strategies, assess project requirements, collect data, report periodically on their progress, and formally present their results. A variety of research methodologies are introduced, including interviewing skills, developing and using questionnaires, testing procedures, review and use of literature, and blueprint and specification reading. SOHO NETWORKING Course Number: 4050 210 Credit Hours: 4 Description: This course will teach students how to determine what computer and network equipment is appropriate for use in a home or small office network. Students will learn the basic configurations for a home/small office network and explore in a lab environment the different hardware and software tools and configurations required to establish a personal local area network. STATISTICS I Course Number: 0692-311 Credit Hours: 4 Description: An introduction to the basic tools of statistical analysis used in business, including charts, frequency distribution, averages, dispersion, probability theory, sampling. Logical procedures for making business decisions under conditions of uncertainty are emphasized. Hypothesis testing including one, two and k-sample test means, proportions, regression and correlation analysis are also included. STATISTICS II Course Number: 0692-312 Credit Hours: 4 Description: An introduction to the basic tools of statistical analysis used in business, including charts, frequency distribution, averages, dispersion, probability theory, sampling. Logical procedures for making business decisions under conditions of uncertainty are emphasized. Hypothesis testing including one, two and k-sample test means, proportions, regression and correlation analysis are also included. (Prerequisite: 0692-212 Statistics I). 112 | P a g e
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY Course Number: 0508-441 Credit Hours: 4 Description: Examines how local, state, Federal and international policies are developed to influence innovation, the transfer of technology and industrial productivity in the United States and other selected nations. SCRIPTING AV AND VIDEO PRESENTATION Course Number: 0688 353 Credit Hours: 2 Description: Introduces writing and production techniques for audiovisual and video presentations. Scripting prepares students to write a specialized form of communication-dialogue that is to be spoken and heard. Instruction on enhancing the verbal message with visuals is presented. Dimensions of wording, voice characterization, sound motion and color are explored. STRATEGY AND DIPLOMACY Course Number: 0507 444 Credit Hours: 4 Description: Investigates the origins and outcomes of the two World Wars with special emphasis on the conflicting strategies and secretive diplomacy adopted by the European Great Powers between 1871 and 1945. Part of the history and international relations concentrations; the history of the modern world, European history, political science, and international relations minors; and may also be taken as an elective. STRATEGIC LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT Course Number: 0681 525 Credit Hours: 4 Description: Introduces the role of the government in the transportation industry. The evolution of past and current regulatory and promotional policies is explored. The determination and utilization of freight rates are examined. Various methods to forecast and control transportation costs also are discussed. SURVEY AMERICAN MILITARY HISTORY Course Number: 0640 520 Credit Hours: 4 Description: A study of American Military History from the 1700's to the present day. Discussions will show how military actions affected U.S. History; how developing technologies impacted U.S. Military doctrine, tactics and strategy; and the change of the U.S. Military from a part-time, civilian volunteer militia to a professional, full-time force. (Fills a professional slot on the study plan. Need advisor approval). 113 | 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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