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Discover the fundamentals of math using scenarios you will come across every day that involve number properties, order of operations, fractions, fractions in other forms (decimals, ratios, proportions, and percents), and graphs.

Learn about typical workplace etiquette protocols, communication standards, and cultural awareness strategies in order to navigate common workplace obstacles as smoothly as possible.

Explore more complex themes of the Austrian school of economics with a focus on economic calculation, spontaneous order, time preference, interest rates, credit and banking, business cycle theory, security and defense, intellectual property, and Bitcoin.

Discover the fundamentals of math using scenarios you will come across every day that involve number properties, order of operations, fractions, fractions in other forms (decimals, ratios, proportions, and percents), and graphs.

* Discuss the significance of a human rights context for exploring global justice including key conceptual, international historical developments, and western versus non-western perspectives of human rights; * Compare and contrast competing notions of justice grounded in the debate between natural order and utilitarian conceptualizations; * Compare and contrast nationalist and cosmopolitan political perspectives, and explain how different conceptions of the self and corresponding theories of...

The more complex an organization and its operations, the more active a role management plays. Successful management imposes a degree of order and discipline so that work can be accomplished efficiently, regardless of the size of the organization, how many countries it operates in, or how much of its work is performed virtually. In this course, you will explore various theories of management throughout history. Learn about early management principles, including Frederick Winslow Taylor's scien...

In this course, we will explore the basic concept of management. We will investigate what management is and the role managers play in the fulfillment of an organization's objectives. In human society, there has always been a need for some degree of management in order to organize the efforts of individuals for the common (and individual) good. Even in very primitive times, gathering food, protecting against predators, and caring for the young required humans to coordinate and organize in orde...

If you have completed BUS103: Introduction to Financial Accounting, you know that firms need to track various forms of data in order to report to investors, regulators, and potential business associates such as customers and vendors. Business managers use managerial accounting to help make decisions about their future activities: they need more information and detail than the data they provide in reports to their external stakeholders. They may need data tailored to meet the needs of a partic...

* Use the 8 parts of speech to create basic sentences that follow basic word order; * Apply basic comprehension strategies to non-fiction texts; * Select vocabulary development strategies to recognize and collect Standard American English terms commonly used in academic contexts; and * Generate short, cohesive, basic descriptions of routine job- or academic-related activities in correct sentence order.

A hungry professor walks into your aunt's coffee shop, where you sometimes work as a cashier and manager. After some indecision, your math professor customer notices she can buy a 6-pack or an 11-pack of delicious, coffee-infused chocolate cannolis. She would like to buy 49 pastries. How many 6-packs and how many 11-packs should you put together for her? Is it even possible to fulfill her order? (Take out a few sheets of paper and explore; your customer will wait patiently.) Our cannoli story...