Students identify management theory and practice in marketing, operations, finance, human resources, and accounting. An examination of the role of physical and psychological fitness in the world of work. Students review the effects of exercise on the body, principles of basic nutrition, and basic relaxation techniques for stress management. Environmental studies featuring the interrelationships between ecosystems, geological systems, and social systems. Interrelationships are illustrated through an examination of contemporary environmental issues.
Historical inquiry constructs an understanding of the contemporary world.
The role of science and technology in historical contexts is analyzed so students infer how those phenomena shape world history. Students review the fundamentals of Algebra including real numbers, linear equations, polynomials, quadratic functions, and exponents. Algebra is used to develop problem solving strategies useful to managers and to prepare students for the quantitative courses in the remainder of the program. Develops appreciation for the works of major artists by examination of the major movements and style periods in the history of jazz. Identifies links to social and cultural history.