360. LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS
(Credit, 3 hours). An introduction to the
American legal system and to the inter-relationship
of law, business, and ethics. The course examines
the role of law in society; government regulation
of business through administrative agencies,
Congress, and the court systems; and the ethical
responsibilities of businesses. Prerequisite: Junior
standing, MGMT 300.

246. LIABILITY AND LITIGATION (Credit, 3 hours).
Seminar focusing on situational risks concerning
civil litigation and its impact on the agencies of
criminal justice systems, risk management, managing
crime and unintended consequences of policy,
training, supervision, liaison with the private sector,
excessive force, stress, negligent hiring, negligent
retention, and more. Prerequisite: CRJU 345 and CRJU 201.

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221. MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES (Credit, 3 hours). Analysis of financial statements, budgeting, using accounting formation for internal decisionmaking purposes, accounting for manufacturing operations, financing growth, and investing excess cash.

451. ME SENIOR DESIGN II (Credit, 2 hours)
(Lec., 1 hour; Proj., 2 hours). A continuation of
MEEN 450. Focus is on documentation, specifications,
and communication of a design solution
via a comprehensive technical report containing
the development, manufacturing, and delivery
schedule of the project. Prerequisite: MEEN 450.

EMPA 540. METHODS OF PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS. This course covers various processes used by public policy analysts in understanding the nature of the problem to be analyzed, structuring the research strategy, gathering data, and other information, formulating the answer to the problem, and writing the memo or report. Innovative techniques for accomplishing the above steps are covered including cost benefit analysis, problem definition techniques, and different types of commonly encountered policy analysis situations. (Case method is used in this course.)

433. MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY (Credit, 4
hours) (Lec., 3 hours; Lab, 3 hours). The principles
of functional activities and intermediary
metabolism of microbes. A study of microbial
growth and the methods used to measure the
activity. Topics include cell extract prepara
tion, enzyme activity, and determination of
metabolic products and microbiologic assay.
Prerequisites: BIOL 232, CHEM 230, 231,
220, and 221.

211. PRINCIPLES OF MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY (Credit, 1; Lab, 2 hours). Laboratory study of microorganisms involving the cultivation, microscopic and biochemical examination of microorganisms. Corequisite: BIOL 230.