Topics include regulation and deregulation, technology, ecology, national industrial policy, social responsibility and ethical reasoning, human resource issues, the globalization of economic conditions, and environmentalism as they affect global managers. A study in the application and integration of marketing factors with decision framework of the firm. Recommended for non-science, mathematics and psychology majors. A practical overview of chemistry, focusing on the environment, consumer issues, and societal problems. A distance-education course.
Assignments require independent research and analysis.
Recommended for upper level non-science majors and teacher inservice credit. 3 credits Curriculum theory, principles, and practices for the middle school. 3 credits Systems approach to using traditional and emerging technology in instruction. Emphasis is upon integration of instructional design principles with uses of technology as instructional tools to enhance the quality of classroom instruction and to facilitate the work of the teacher. Includes hands-on experience with traditional educational media, emerging technologies and microcomputer hardware and software.