This course reviews the threats of terrorism and the policies of counterterrorism. The course explores the various threats to the international community and what the United States and other have done to defeat these threats. Upon completion of the course, students will understand terrorism’s key elements, will be able to summarize the variety of terrorist...Read More
This course explores three of William Shakespeare’s best known plays: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Romeo and Juliet, and Hamlet. The course allows students to develop an approach to reading and understanding the plays. Students are encouraged to read the text aloud and view productions (whether live or on film) to capture the performance quality of...Read More
In this course students will explore national economics and identify the key drivers of economic growth, inflation, unemployment, and monetary policy. Students will gain a deeper understanding of how governments and central banks influence the broader economic landscape.Read More
This course provides a solid conceptual framework of micro economic principles. It examines supply and demand and market equilibrium, economic scarcity, the concept of monopoly and price elasticity. It explores the concept of market demand, profit maximization for the firm as well as the role of government and market imperfections.Read More
Effective business leaders embrace innovation and help facilitate the creation and advancement of new ideas and initiatives. This course examines innovation and entrepreneurship through case studies, best practices and through the development cycle of a new idea, culminating in the presentation of that idea.Read More
This course delves into the essential principles and practices of managerial accounting, focusing on the application of accounting information for internal decision-making purposes. Through the analysis of financial data, students will develop the skills necessary to make informed managerial decisions that contribute to the financial success of an organization.Read More
This course examines the development and submission of Technical Assistance Agreements (TAAs), Manufacturing License Agreements (MLAs), and Warehousing and Distribution Agreements (WDAs) as required under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (22 CFR 120-130) as administered by the U.S. State Department, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC). The official “Guidelines for Preparing Electronic Agreements” and...Read More
This orientation to encryption controls takes a systems approach to the topic. It was designed to help individuals develop a general practical working understanding of the licensing requirements, classification issues and exceptions allowed. It examines the diverse added duties and responsibilities required to maintain compliance with US Government (USG) rigid cryptology license requirements. Read More
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