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Music Ensembles | Music General | Music History | Music Performance Private Instruction | Music Performance Class Instruction | Music Pedagogy | Music Theory | Music Therapy
MUEN M700 – 706 Major Ensemble 1 cr. hr.
CNSL A702 Research and Statistical Methods in Counseling 3 crs.
This course examines research designs and concepts commonly used in the social and behavioral sciences. The course also covers parametric statistics related to univariate and bivariate statistics; students will learn to calculate these statistics both by hand and through SPSS and interpret the results.
Course corequisite required CNSL A704
CRJU C700 Theories of Criminal Behavior 3 crs.
This course offers an intensive overview of the major paradigms and respective etiological theories of crime used in criminology and criminal justice. Classical and contemporary theories are reviewed including integrated theories crossing multiple paradigms. Linkages between theories of criminal behavior and current developments in crime control policies are explored.
CRJU C705 Seminar in Criminal Justice 3 crs.
Accounting | Business Administration | Decision Science | Economics | International Business | Management | Marketing
ACCT B715 Managerial Acct. & Financial Reporting 3 crs. (CORE)
Module I: Managerial Accounting | Module II: Financial Reporting
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