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Course Credits: 3 Credits / 90 hours
Course Description:
An introduction to the field, covering how news is produced and delivered, how news organizations work, and how audiences react to and interact with the news media. Basic instruction in the fundamental practices of journalism: reporting, writing, editing, and presentation. It also provides an overview of the rich history of journalism in America.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of the course the students should be able to:
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Develop a cross-media way of journalistic thinking that blends the values and approaches from traditional media into planning, gathering, organizing and producing news for a fast-paced, multitasking and mobile audience.
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Develop an easy, facile and adaptive way of using words (writing!) to get news and information across to audiences who have varying amounts of time to read/absorb it.
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Develop an easy, facile and adaptive way of using visuals (sound, still pictures and moving pictures) to get news and information across to audiences who value graphic representation.
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Know how to decide when visuals are useful and necessary as well as how to capture, select and organize visuals to enhance the explaining of a story.
- Enrolled students: 7
Course Credits: 3 Credits / 90 hours
Course Description:
This course introduces students to International Finance and prepares them with tools and techniques to study and analyze international economic matters and difficulties. You will be provided with a basic understanding of the fundamentals of international finance, and will build on this understanding the treatment of special topics: relative national positions, FX outlook, FX positioning, international project selection, and international portfolio management.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of the course the students should be able to:
- Explain and analyze corporate ownership, goals, and governance, and their role in global financial decision-making.
- Identify and apply key concepts of international finance, including the balance of payments, foreign exchange rate determination, and global cost of capital.
- Explain methods of raising equity and debt globally using case studies and practical scenarios.
- Describe multinational tax management and working capital management with relevant examples.
- Analyze introductory theories of international portfolio diversification and assess their application to global markets.
- Identify and discuss foreign direct investment, political risk, and international trade finance in the context of global business operations.
- Professor: Luis Martin
- Enrolled students: 3
A basic level college algebra course including topics such as solving, applying and graphing linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, as well as exponential and logarithmic properties; linear quadratic, rational, absolute value and square root functions; functions operations, compositions and inverses; and systems of equations and inequalities, all among applications taught and used throughout this course level. (General Education - 3 Credits)
- Professor: Rene Castellanos
- Enrolled students: 3
This course is designed to introduce students to the basics of psychology theory. Concepts of latest research will be applied to personal experiences of students. Topics covered include memory, cognition, development, and personality.
- Professor: Fhara Guadalupe
- Enrolled students: 5
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- Professor: Angelica Moyano
- Enrolled students: 2
Dear student, under this category you will be able to schedule appointments, attend meetings and webinars and other information regarding Academic Services, Placement, and counseling services.
- Professor: Angelica Moyano
- Professor: Jack J. Rose
- Professor: Joseph Weisler
- Enrolled students: 3
Pre-registration is an opportunity for you to plan your class schedule for the upcoming semesters. You will pre-register for the fall, spring and summer.
- Enrolled students: There are no students enrolled in this course.
This course is designed to help you become familiar with our learning management system, Moodle, that is used for online and hybrid courses. This is a self-paced course, and you can move through it in your own time. Completing the course should take you 1-2 hours.
- Enrolled students: 82
Dear student, under this category you will be able to schedule appointments, attend meetings and webinars and other information regarding Academic Services, Placement, and counseling services.
- Professor: Fhara Guadalupe
- Professor: Angelica Moyano
- Professor: Dr. Marcela Moyano
- Professor: Jack J. Rose
- Enrolled students: 37
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