This course takes an applied perspective with an emphasis on the evaluation and development of alternative revenue, budget, and analysis structures and strategies. It introduces the theoretical and practical nuances of the public budgetary process. The politics of the budgetary process and the development of practical budgetary development and management are addressed. Budgeting and analytical tools will be presented. J This course analyzes the essentials of public policy, including the policy-making process, institutions and players, historic and current issues and trends, and the relationship of policy to administration.
Special attention is given to issues relevant to Alaska.
J Provides an in-depth analysis of natural resource, environmental, and public land law. Examines legislation and legal precedent through a historic review. Examines modern cases and current legal trends and provides perspective and skills in law for natural resource administrators. Special attention is given to legislation and laws of special interest to Alaska. Orientation programs, administrator relationships, code of ethics, merit rating, certification and other relationships involving supervisors and staff members.