MBA 596. SPECIAL TOPICS IN BUSINESS (Credit 3 hours). Current and important topics in business are discussed in this course in a seminar format. The course includes lectures/discussions by entrepreneurs and distinguished scholars. Furthermore, there will be case work presentations that analyze timely issues that face business enterprises

410. SPECIAL TOPICS IN SPANISH (Credit, 3
hours). Before the course can be offered, a topic
must be agreed upon by students and instructor.
May be taken for maximum of six hours credit
when topics vary. Permission from the department
Chair required.

507 Business Communication and Professional Develpment (3 Credit hours)
Business professionals in this course study the principles, strategies,
and techniques of effective written, oral, and digital business
communication. Emphasis is placed on reviewing grammer and
mechanics, as professionals create successful written messages including
e-mails, memos, letters, reports, and resumes. Students learn productive
techniques for business meetings, presentations, and interviews,
as well as communicating professionally in an increasingly
global, digital workplace. Furthermore, studens will be exposed
to professional workshops and executive speaker seminars focusing
on the soft skills (i.e., "self-mangement skills" and "people skills")
needed by business professionals in order to succeed in the global
business environment.

490. STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT (Credit,
3 hours). Study of business policies integrating
the functions of all fields of business administration
with emphasis on top management
viewpoint of the operations of the business
enterprise. Case studies are used. This is a capstone
course for the undergraduate business
curriculum. Prerequisite: Completion of
College of Business core courses.

UFOR 599. SUPERVISED RESEARCH (3-12 credit hours: Satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory grade). Research, under the guidance of the graduate faculty member, for Master¿s students before registration of thesis proposal and/or registration for Master¿s thesis. Designed for students who have been accepted into the master¿s degree program and have satisfied the basic skill and knowledge requirements in urban forestry. Not open to students who have not been admitted into and/or enrolled in the graduate degree program.

EDLD 550. SUPERVISING, ANALYZING, AND IMPROVING INSTRUCTION. (Credit, 3 hours). This course is concerned with the improvement of classroom instruction. Special emphasis is placed on teaching and learning; profile of students; classroom management, assessing student learning; profile of students, assessing the changing school climate and culture. In addition the key issues in supervision will be investigated as well as the role of the supervision in helping teachers plan instruction.

362. TECHNICAL WRITING (Credit, 3
hours). Practice in writing narration, description,
exposition, and argumentation as they
apply to the preparation of reports, memoranda,
and other technical documents. Prerequisites:
ENGL 110, 111, and junior or senior status.

EDLD 590. TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP IN SCHOOLS. Credit, 3 hours). Students will demonstrate an understanding of skills needed for managing technology facilities and resources for administration and teaching and learning at a K-12 school site.

300. THERMODYNAMICS I (Credit, 3 hours).
Introduction to basic laws of classical thermodynamics
and behavior of gases and vapors. The
principles and laws necessary for energy transformations
are also covered. Prerequisite: PHYS 222.