Emphasis is on the history of business enterprise in America. Students review the impact of capitalism, the government, and the industrial and technological revolutions on the development of American society. Students review major literary movements and styles in the United States while examining some of the social and cultural forces that influenced them. Solicits creative inspiration by exposure to literary artistry. A comparative survey of historical and contemporary world religious leaders.
Students identify the major religious faiths of the world.
Inquiry into the beliefs, practices, views of reality, morality, and paths of ultimate fulfillment of the world's major religions illustrates the social implications of religious faith. Students review psychological principles, theories and concepts of human social interaction. Issues of gender, maturation, personality, and culture are described in the psychological context. Special attention is paid to consensus decision making and problem resolution. Applies the business case method of learning to various situations that illustrate business strategies.