MATH 0252 Calculus III: Torrey Pines
Functions of several variables. Vectors. Partial derivatives and multiple integrals. Line integrals and Green's Theorem.

Prerequisites: Mathematics 151 with minimum grade of C

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HTM 0690 Systems Problems Resolution in HTM
Project oriented course on solving real problems in hospitality, tourism, and recreation organizations and businesses.
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CS 0648 Web and Mobile Database Development
Explore emerging technologies in web and mobile software development. Understand the issues and concepts underlying new technology through hands-on experience, and become prepared for future developments in this quickly evolving field. This course may be repeated with new content.

Prerequisites: CS 545

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ARP 0710A Seminar: Organizational Development in Rehabilitation
The course presents principles of organizations, perspectives of change within organizations and its impact on employees and its consumers. Principles of organization diagnosis, planning and change are presented in the context of the community environment. The students demonstrate strategies for assessment, analysis and planning within the organization's context and culture.
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ARP 0755 Governance and Policy Development in Postsecondary and Disability Systems
Development and examination of relevant policy and impact of politics in governance and administration in postsecondary and disability-related systems; control functions of federal, state, and local agencies; influence of lay citizens and special interest groups; roles of judiciary, employee organizations and students.
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P A 0501.02 Nonprofit Organizations and Government
How nonprofit organizations interact with government institutions, influence and pressure government through policy advocacy and activism, and partner with government in contracting, public service provision, and policymaking.
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2023 Fall
CB 0013 Finance
Finance is the language of the practical business world, and regardless of the industry, business owners must know how to read and speak this language in order for their business to thrive. This course is designed to teach accounting and finance basics for the non-accountant, and from a craft brewery perspective. Topics include brewery cash-flow management, accounting for inventory, overhead expenses and cost of goods sold, forecasting brewery capital requirements, understanding profit margins, and excise and income-tax basics. Guest speakers from the local craft beer community will round out the course by discussing how financial information has assisted in making key strategic decisions for their brewery.

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October 12 - November 9
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TE 0602B Seminar: Formative Assessment
Role of advanced study in induction coursework on professional development. Future professional development needs and plans outlined. Applicable to the Teacher Induction Certificate Program. Not acceptable on a master's degree.
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R A 0750 Leadership for Change and Continuous Improvement
Change management as it relates to strategic planning and quality improvement to increase competitive advantage. Controlling and facilitating change utilizing quality and statistical tools and concepts, and process improvement methods, as applied to management and leadership challenges and production and manufacturing issues.
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Lorah Bodie
R A 0783 Effective Communication for Life Science Professionals
Written, oral, and interpersonal communication strategies for the business environment with emphasis on regulatory affairs.
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