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5405 Fraud Auditing and Forensic Accounting. A study of fraud, including risk factors, prevention techniques, characteristics of common schemes, fraud detection processes and tools, and the use of accounting, auditing, and other procedures in fraud investigation and resolution. Case study techniques are used in this course. S
1304 Principles of Soil Science. Study of the nature and properties of soils, including classification, physical properties, ecology of the soil, soil fertility, and soil conservation principles and practices. SE
2306 Life Drawing. Studio-based introduction to drawing the human figure using a variety of black and white and color drawing media. Drawing of live models and other figurative resources. PRE: ART 1304. FO
2311 Typography. Exploration of typographic structures, terminology and methods as a tool for visual problem solving. This studio course uses both hands-on and computer methods to address the language of type and its effective usage in design. Study of the language of type, its history and application, and attainment of working knowledge of this essential element to graphic design. PRE: ART 1305. D
3326 Sculpture. Study of tools and materials related to creation of art in three dimensions. Survey of primary sculptural techniques of addition, subtraction, substitution, and manipulation. PRE: ART 2312. D
4303 Professional Practice and Special Problems in Drawing. Advanced drawing course where students work individually and in groups toward concept and skill development in drawing. Students develop a singular theme for visual exploration, completing work in keeping with three credit hours of senior level studio work. Students learn professional practice of arts including portfolio development, photography of work, gallery installation standards, and professional development. PRE: Junior status and ART 1303, 1304, and 2306. D
4311 Illustration: Traditional and Digital. A study of materials, techniques, processes, and ideas fundamental to the discipline of illustration, including digital drawing/painting, with special attention to creating selected works for editorials, posters, covers, and collateral materials. This course concentrates on producing and refining a body of work to augment student portfolios. PRE: ART2311, ART1304. S.
1304 Integrated Science II. Study of matter and energy types and transformations. Includes a section on the relationship of plants and plant life to energy changes. Not for science majors. (2:3) CO: BIO1004. S
4300 Personal Selling and Sales Promotion. Selling and negotiating and sales promotion as related to new enterprise and ongoing firm. Promotional strategies especially for small business where uniqueness of promotional tools is more critical than in large businesses. PRE: Junior standing. D
4304 Marketing Research. Research methods and techniques that aid marketing management and the application of these tools to the process of obtaining information upon which to base marketing strategy. PRE: BUA 2310 and 3305. D
3360 E-marketing and Social Media. Examination of the changing nature of marketing due to the targeting opportunities provided by social media. As social media has rapidly become a primary vehicle for advertising, particular emphasis will be placed on utilizing available tools to find the desired target audience and tailor the message to maximize efficacy. Additionally, course will analyze ethical issues related to the use of social media in target audiences.
4313 Legal Writing and Analysis. A study of the various research tools used in legal research and the methods used to conduct legal research. Students will examine of legal writing format and techniques, citation formats, and preparation of memoranda, legal documents, and trial and appellate briefs. Students will explore oral advocacy and persuasive writing skills.
2344 Multimedia Design. This course addresses the conceptual aspects of multimedia design and the essential tools and practices associated with its development. Students will explore animation techniques, photo manipulation, page layout design, and video for use in multimedia and web design projects using key industry-standard applications. A core understanding of computer usage and exposure to applications of computer graphics, color, and design techniques is required. PRE: DMA1300. Fee $50. F
3333 Digital Imaging. Beginning course in digital photography, image manipulation, basic design principles, color theory, and composition. Utilizes industry-standard tools along with beginning digital camera techniques, to bring dissimilar elements together in order to form powerful imagery. Course emphasis is on composition and development of self-expression. Access to a digital camera required. PRE: DMA2344. Fee $50. B
3341 Advertising Design. Beginning course for visual communicators, such as artists, graphic designers, marketing advertising, and image consultants, interested in graphic design for expression and more effective communication. Includes advertising campaigns, editorial illustrations, oral presentations, retail packaging designs, and displays. Students will utilize industry-standard tools and techniques to gain deeper insight and understanding into the discipline. PRE: DMA3333. Fee $50. F 2ff7e9595c
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