UG Course Descriptions

Covers specialized areas of accounting including partnership accounting, foreign currency transactions, segment reporting, interim reporting, governmental accounting, accounting for non-profit organizations and International Financial Reporting Standards. (Prerequisite: ACC304) (Fee applies)

Generally accepted auditing standards employed in the verification of financial statements, evaluation of internal controls, statistical sampling, procedural testing, and moral and legal responsibilities of the auditor. (Prerequisite: ACC 303)

The first in the series of major courses/seminars for Allied Health majors. Students are oriented to the curriculum and to the allied health disciplines, including the collaboration with partner institutions. Students are coached on professional preparation in anticipation of applying for their clinical assignments. Guest speakers present other topics and students attend selected University and outside events. Special topics are covered each time the course is offered.

This course is the second in the series of major courses/seminars for Allied Health majors. Students in this course are required to explore selection of their specialization in anticipation of the collaboration with partner institutions. Students will be coached on professional preparation in anticipation of applying for their clinical assignments. As part of the course, students will be required to complete volunteer work in the health care field. Special topics will be covered each time the course is offered. (Prerequisite: AHS 100).

The third in the series of major courses/seminars for Allied Health majors. Students will deepen their investigation of their chosen specialization and prepare their application/placement for clinical training with partner institutions. Students are coached on professional preparation in anticipation of their clinical assignments. Guest speakers present other topics and students attend selected University and outside events, especially in conjunction with their chosen specialization. (Prerequisite: AHS 200)

In this course, students will examine their experience in professional health care settings, integrating the liberal arts core, to deepen their investigation into their career paths. Students are coached on professional preparation and will complete pares and presentations. (Prerequisite: with instructor approval)

Fundamentals of spoken and written modern standard Arabic (Fusha) including proficiency development in basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing. This form of Arabic is universally understood throughout the Arabic-speaking world and used in Islamic practice.

Continuation of the fundamentals of spoken and written modern standard Arabic (Fusha) including proficiency development in basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing. (Prerequisite: ARA 101 or instructor’s approval)

Contemporary overview of Arabic language, syntax, and grammar with materials selected for exploring cultures of the Arabic-speaking world. Emphasis on development of student autonomy in Arabic, especially in speaking and writing. Laboratory work required. (Prerequisite: ARA 102 or instructor’s approval)

Continuation of the study of Arabic language, syntax, and grammar with materials selected for exploring cultures of the Arabic-speaking world. Emphasis on development of student autonomy in Arabic, especially in speaking and writing. Laboratory work required. (Prerequisite: ARA 201 or instructor’s approval)