General chemistry laboratory for science majors. Emphasis on some of the principles of quantitative and qualitative chemical analysis. It is recommended that the labs be taken concurrently with the lecture courses (21:160:115-116).
Lab. 4 hrs. Pre- or corequisites: 21:160:115-116.

Laboratory Fee: $50.00

Emphasizes the significance and meaning of art in our civilization; selective overview of Western and some non-Western art from prehistoric times to the Renaissance; the important arts of major cultures and periods addressed through illustrated lectures, readings, and museum visits.Recommended for nonmajors.

Introduces the fundamental principles of photography through directed projects with digital cameras. The focus is on the medium of photography as a means of visual thinking and creativity.  Experimentation with a broad range of approaches to photography will be covered using structured assignments and demonstrations. The student will gain a practical and conceptual foundation in the field of photography as a language of communication and expression.Open to nonmajors. No previous art experience needed.

Fundamental principles of cost and managerial accounting applied to manufacturing and service enterprises. Includes an introduction to cost behavior, managerial decision models, cost and budgetary planning and control, standard costing, analysis of variance, job order and process costing systems, cost allocation, and responsibility accounting. Introduction to the new manufacturing environment, including activity-based costing.

Fundamental principles of cost and managerial accounting applied to manufacturing and service enterprises. Includes an introduction to cost behavior, managerial decision models, cost and budgetary planning and control, standard costing, activity-based costing, analysis of variance, job order and process costing systems, cost allocation, and responsibility accounting.Prerequisite: 29:010:203.

Introduction to the theoretical structure of accounting and methods and procedures necessary to achieve effective financial reporting. Overview of the balance sheet, income statement, and statement of cash flows. Includes complete treatment of the accounting cycle; asset, liability, and equity accounts; and introduction to consolidated financial statements.Prerequisite: Any course equal or greater than 21:640:104.

Examination of the historical experiences of Africa and the African diaspora. Based in the social sciences and using multimedia; comparative study of other world cultures is included.A two-semester course required of all Africana Studies majors and minors. Designed primarily for first-year students and sophomores.