MBAP 529. FRANCHISING. (3 credit hours). This course is designed to appeal to graduate students who intend to work for a franchisor company, may cocnsider buyig a francise, or developing and launching a franchised business as an entrepreneurial new venture. The course will explore the pros and cons of franchising as well as review case studies that expose the challenges to success for both francisees and franchisors under different and challenging cercumstances within various industries.

101/102. FRESHMAN COMPOSITION (Credit, 3 hours each). Emphasis on writing as a learning, thinking process. Discussion of and practice in strategies used in prewriting, writing, and revising expressive, informative, analytical and argumentative essays. Special sections designated for honors students.

101/102. FRESHMAN COMPOSITION (Credit, 3 hours each). Emphasis on writing as a learning, thinking process. Discussion of and practice in strategies used in prewriting, writing, and revising expressive, informative, analytical and argumentative essays. Special sections designated for honors students.

JSA PROGRAM ONLY

101/102. FRESHMAN COMPOSITION (Credit, 3 hours each). Emphasis on writing as a learning, thinking process. Discussion of and practice in strategies used in prewriting, analytical and argumentative essays. Special sections designated for honors students.

130. FRESHMAN ENGINEERING II (Credit, 2
Hours). This course will provide students with the
knowledge and skills to develop programs in structured
and object-oriented computer language to
solve basic engineering problems. Course materials
cover the fundamentals of algorithm design, structured
programming, and programming style in
C++. Prerequisites: ENGR 120 and MATH 135.

352. FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING (Credit, 3 Hours) (Lecture 3
hours). Theory and investigation of Topics in
Electrical Engineering Fundamentals. Covers DC
and AC electrical systems for non-electrical engineering
majors. Prerequisite: MATH 265

201. GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (Credit, 3 hours). An introduction to psychology emphasizing various approaches and perspectives to understanding behavior. Topics covered include biological foundations of behavior; learning and memory; psychological tests; motivation; health psychology; psychopathology; social foundations of behavior; and personality.

201. GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (Credit, 3 hours). An introduction to psychology emphasizing various approaches and perspectives to understanding behavior. Topics covered include biological foundations of behavior; learning and memory; psychological tests; motivation; health psychology; psychopathology; social foundations of behavior; and personality.