Courses

This elective course covers major topics in both microeconomics and macroeconomics that are relevant and important to financial decision makers in business firms.

"Had one to name the artist who comes nearest to bearing the same kind of relation to our age"—muses W.H.

Instructor: Adam Rose

Instructor: Adam Rose

The fourth course teaches students to evaluate and select an appropriate analytical solution from among widely used techniques, including predictive analytics, machine learning, and deep learning techniques in wide use today.

This is the first of the four courses in the DABP certificate sequence, focusing on the process and skills necessary for gaining business understanding, conducting a business discovery and developing an analytical project plan.

This course is designed for those interested in starting a career in clinical research.  It provides an overview of clinical research from concept to close-out and covers the foundation of how to develop a sound and effective protocol with participant’s safety and regulatory compliance in-mind.  Students will have an opportunity to discuss the v

This fast-paced introductory course ignites your enthusiasm for marketing and its blend of art and science that helps businesses and organizations achieve their goals.

"Had one to name the artist who comes nearest to bearing the same kind of relation to our age"—muses W.H.

Robert Lowell’s Life Studies, published in 1959, marked the beginning of a new era not only for Lowell but for poetry in general—after the highly impersonal, aggressively “difficult” poetry of modernists like T.S.

A close, critical reading of some of the major poems of Robinson Jeffers—including “Shine, Perishing Republic,” “Roan Stallion,” and other shorter poems—with a view toward what he himself described as the doctrine of “inhumanism”—i.e., the idea that not only is man “not the best thing in the universe,” as Aristotle had proclaimed, but that he is

This course covers the fundamental aspects of modern project management, both managerial and technical. Additionally, it gives the students direct experience in the use of appropriate tools and techniques to successfully execute a project.

This required course teaches you the terminology, tools, and techniques of financial accounting and shows you the relationships among major types of financial statements: balance sheets, cash flow statements, and income and expense statements.

Instructor: Adam Rose

This course introduces basic statistical concepts, such as hypothesis testing, the meaning of P value, and power determination.

Instructor: Adam Rose

Instructor: Stephen Walker

Acquisition editors must acquire, develop, and publish new books as well as revisions of current titles. They must also collaborate with a variety of people inside and outside the publishing company in addition to regularly traveling to conferences and universities to commission new authors and support sales and marketing staffs.

More than just an artistic style, “Orientalism” is a groundbreaking concept that revealed the deep influences that European scholarship and attitudes had on the making of the Middle East.

Editing Electronically is a required course for students enrolled in the Editing Certificate. This course teaches students how to use Microsoft Word to make the editing process more efficient. Students will learn how to use common editing tools, such as redlining, more effectively.