CODE 3593 SUA1
CODE 3593 - Ecotourism & Nature Based Trsm
An examination of ecotourism's and nature tourism's impacts on host communities, natural resources, visitors, and community infrastructure as well as its influence on broader environmental, social/cultural, and economic sustainability processes.
Undergraduate
COMM 1213 - Communication 1
Development of the basic skills needed for effective communications. Communication theory is introduced. Grammar and sentence structure are taught. Emphasis is upon developing an effective, concise, direct writing style. Students also learn the appropriate techniques and formats for writing reports and letters, and how to plan and deliver oral presentations and speak in public.
Open Acadia - Undergraduate
Community Development 1013 - Leadership in Community Development
A theoretical and experiential investigation of leadership and group dynamics for professional and voluntary settings. Emphasis is given to the application of theory for effective leadership of groups and organizations within a community development context. This online course does not include the 1.5 lab component.
COMP 1123 SUA1
COMP 1123 - Computer Programming 2
Topics include object-oriented programming, declarations and types, fundamental techniques in graphics, event-driven programming, subclasses and inheritance in object-oriented programming, recursion, and file processing.
Undergraduate
Comp Sci 1113 - Computer Programming 1
Introduction to the field of computer science and computer programming. Topics include fundamental programming constructs, algorithms, and problem-solving. No programming experience required.
Undergraduate
Comp Sci 1813 - Computer Concepts & Applications
Introduction to computer concepts and hands-on experience with basic applications. Topics include how to create effective web pages, powerful presentations, dynamic spreadsheets, efficient word processing, and simple database applications. No prior computer knowledge assumed.
Undergraduate
Comp Sci 2203 - Computer Architecture & Organization 1
Topics include digital logic and digital systems, machine level representation of data, assembly level organization and architecture.
Undergraduate
Economics 1013 - Microeconomic Principles
An introduction to the following questions: How do markets work? When do markets successfully allocate resources? What causes markets to fail, and what can be done about it? How do firms make production decisions? What results from firms having market power?
Undergraduate
Economics 1023 - Macroeconomic Principles
The national accounts. The measurement of macroeconomic indicators. The determination of aggregate employment and output in the short-run, the long-run and the very-long-run. The monetary system and monetary policy. The balance of payments accounts and exchange rate determination. Stabilization policies and policies to promote economic growth.