Financial and managerial accounting principles. Basic accounting statements, processes, and management applications. Open to all students.

Introduction to legal principles and institutions affecting business.

Distribution and abundance of organisms and their interactions with the physical and biotic components of the earth.

Advanced software development with an object-oriented focus. Design, implementation, and testing of medium-sized programs including a server program.

Atomic and molecular structure, periodic relationships, states of matter, chemical reactions and stoichiometry, acids and bases.

On-the-job cultural and/or language experience.

Effects resulting from the interaction between media and members of society. Approaches may include self-image, sterotypes, violence, and other social constructs and behaviors involving media consumption and health topics.

Issues, policies, and methods in teaching secondary students with disabilities in general education classrooms. Lab.

On-the-job training.

On-the-job training.

A comprehensive study of the science of wellness of the whole individual. The science of wellness draws principles from exercise sciences, biological sciences, behavioral and social sciences. The research from psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) supports specifically the holistic wellness paradigm whose focus is that every aspect of each human being, the body, mind and spirit, are involved in all wellness activities and all wellness activities affect the whole individual. Students will discover this new paradigm and experience the blending of the sciences to support the integrated nature of our being.

Current scientific evidence demonstrating how lifestyle affects disease processes. Healthy lifestyle concepts specifically needed by wellness professionals, health educators, and health promotion practitioners; influence of unhealthy lifestyle as basis for chronic diseases, i.e., cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes.

This course helps students engage in a series of experiences, while on their internship, that allow them to develop and demonstrate understanding of key competencies in professional contexts. Students will learn how to harness intention, reflection, and integration of new learning to translate the value of their internship into a compelling, evidence-based narrative, tailored to an audience's needs and expectations.

On-the-job experience in French.

On-the-job experience.

Reading, writing, grammar, culture, listening, and speaking.

On-the-job ten-week summer language experience in German-speaking countries. Report required.

Introduction to global supply chain management: how firms work with other suppliers, often foreign firms, to manufacture and deliver products to customers. Topics include supply chain strategy, sourcing, supplier management, logistics, and quality management.

Introduction to international supply chain concepts such as global negotiations, international shipping, outsourced manufacturing, Political Economic Social Technical Legal Environmental (PESTLE) analysis, and supply chain for global, social impact. Application of these concepts to prepare students to thrive in a global business environment.

Introduction to international supply chain concepts such as global negotiations, international shipping, outsourced manufacturing, Political Economic Social Technical Legal Environmental (PESTLE) analysis, and supply chain for global, social impact. Application of these concepts to prepare students to thrive in a global business environment.

Introduction to international supply chain concepts such as global negotiations, international shipping, outsourced manufacturing, Political Economic Social Technical Legal Environmental (PESTLE) analysis, and supply chain for global, social impact. Application of these concepts to prepare students to thrive in a global business environment.

Preparation to make an internship a professionally relevant experience. Professional competencies employers value most and how to develop them throughout the internship. Focus on professional competencies and the internship to identify ways to take initiative, add value, and successfully position for next steps in a career.

This course helps students initiate a series of professional experiences, while on their internship, that allow them to develop and demonstrate understanding of key competencies in professional contexts. Students will learn how to harness intention, feedback, reflection, and integration of new learning to translate the value of the professional competencies into a powerful, evidence-based story of what they offer future employers.

This course helps students initiate a series of professional experiences, while on their internship, that allow them to develop and demonstrate understanding of key competencies in professional contexts. Students will learn how to harness intention, feedback, reflection, and integration of new learning to translate the value of the professional competencies into a powerful, evidence-based story of what they offer future employers.

Introduction to the public health intervention planning process; Includes health assessment, types of commonly used interventions, defining goals and objectives, and basic types of evaluation

Understanding health behavior change theories for individuals and populations. Practical application of related models and theories.

Identifying disease patterns in developing countries, exploring the social and cultural context of health, and reviewing behavior change strategies for improving well-being.

Independent research on cultural topics and intercultural communication.

Individualized work or volunteer experience in an international setting or with an international focus.

Western civilization from Greek antiquity to Renaissance from perspective of traditional humanistic values reflected in its arts and ideas. Examines fundamental questions about human experience, formative events in history, and value of important literary and artistic texts.

Western civilization from Renaissance to present from perspective of traditional humanistic values reflected in its arts and ideas. Examines fundamental questions about human experience, formative events in history, and value of important literary and artistic texts.

Ancient South Asia, the coming of Islam, the British Raj, and the modern arts of South Asia. Exposure to 1) basic philosophical and religious ideas that have shaped South Asian cultures, and 2) important works of art, literature, music, theater, and cinema produced by those cultures.

Combined study-work experience related to the humanities major (museums, government agencies, publishing firms, etc.).

Students will explore foundational concepts related to designing authentic data-driven learning activities in multiple modalities (in-person, online, and blended).

Introduction to instructional psychology and technology theory and practice: psychological foundations of human performance technology and learning sciences. Current research issues, professional organization of the field, and ethical issues.

Practicing skills learned and receiving evaluation and feedback from internship sponsors.

Emphasis on conceptual understanding and practical application of descriptive and basic inferential statistics to decision making.

Designing, conducting, and reporting a comprehensive project in evaluation.

Designing, conducting, and reporting a comprehensive project in development.

Making a significant contribution to the advancement of theory, research, and/or practice through a successful development, implementation, and evaluation or critique of an evaluation, measurement, research, or design project.

Making a significant contribution to the advancement of theory, research, measurement, and/or practice through proposing, implementing, and writing a research study.

Formal report and defense of a substantive research topic designed to make an original contribution to knowledge in the field.

Create technology solutions to solve business problems. Learn database, analytics, automation, and programming skills useful to all business majors.

Advanced speaking and listening skills in Japanese including extended narrations, detailed descriptions, and essential oral tasks.

Instruction in the form, meaning, readings, and use of kanji characters corresponding to grades 1, 2, and 3 of the j¿¿y¿¿ (regular use) kanji character set.

Instruction in the form, meaning, readings, and use of kanji characters corresponding to grades 4, 5, and 6 of the jōyō (regular use) kanji character set.

Developing written and oral communications for professional organizations, including composing and designing employment communications. Incorporates oral presentations.

Developing written and oral communications for professional organizations, including composing and designing employment communications. Incorporates oral presentations.

Developing written and oral communications for professional organizations, including composing and designing employment communications. Incorporates oral presentations.

Developing written and oral communications for professional organizations, including composing and designing employment communications. Incorporates oral presentations.

Developing written and oral communications for professional organizations, including composing and designing employment communications. Incorporates oral presentations.

Practical linear algebraic computations and applications.

Marketing's role in society and the firm, marketing opportunities, the consumer market, and management of marketing mix.

Introduction to leadership in principles, practice, and lives of leaders-especially lives of students. Examine leadership as an important dimension of becoming a disciple of Jesus Christ. Study of personal and organizational aspects of leadership, using historical and biographical materials, including cases and gospel principles.

Food-oriented study of nutritional facts and principles as a basis for dietary choices; consequences of choices; scientifically examining controversial topics.

4-credit to 6-credit clinical practicum focuses on global and population-based nursing perspectives and implementation of an action plan in various local and international settings.

4-credit to 6-credit clinical practicum focuses on global and population-based nursing perspectives and implementation of an action plan in various local and international settings.

4-credit to 6-credit clinical practicum focuses on global and population-based nursing perspectives and implementation of an action plan in various local and international settings.

4-credit to 6-credit clinical practicum focuses on global and population-based nursing perspectives and implementation of an action plan in various local and international settings.

4-credit to 6-credit clinical practicum focuses on global and population-based nursing perspectives and implementation of an action plan in various local and international settings.

Third clinical rotation in health promotion and disease prevention; diagnosing and managing patients across the lifespan with psychosocial and physiological alterations in health at the advanced level.

Introduction to numerical and symbolic computation and graphical analysis using a symbolic mathematics program. Applications to mechanics, optics, and special relativity.

Off-campus internship experience in the field of Translation & Localization.

Students will fulfill the tasks and duties of their individual internships in Washington, D.C. and complete academic writing assignments related to the substance of their work.

Work-study on the international, national, state, and local level.

Culture, history, art, music, and traditions of Portugal.

On-the-job experience.

Basic course in modern scientific psychology.

Interaction of psychological, biological, and social influences on behavior and psychological development through the life span.

Descriptive and inferential statistical analysis and hypothesis testing applied to psychological research data.

Construction and validation of standardized psychological tests.

Application of psychological principles to sporting activities.

Dynamics of maladjustment; major psychological disorders and therapeutic procedures. Fieldwork required.

Psychology focusing on the Biopsychological Model, i.e., health issues from standpoint of biological, psychological, and social factors.

Supervised professional experiences linking academic learning with experience in the field of psychology.

Supervised professional experiences linking academic learning with experience in the field of psychology.

Capstone experience in psychological research in a Psychology faculty research lab-laboratory-based, field-based, or otherwise-on a Psychology-related research project. Any outside research opportunities with non-Psychology faculty must be Psychology-related and evaluated and approved on a case-by-case basis.

An academic internship for Psychology majors which fulfills the senior capstone requirement.

An academic internship for Psychology majors which fulfills the senior capstone requirement.

A survey course which teaches of the Savior's roles throughout eternity with emphasis on His fulfillment of Heavenly Father's covenant with His children and the blessings of the Atonement and eternal life.

A study of the teachings and doctrine of the Book of Mormon with emphasis on the Savior's ministry.

A study of the teachings and doctrine of the Book of Mormon with emphasis on the Savior's ministry.

The calling and doctrinal contributions of Joseph Smith as well as the significance of modern scripture including key sections of the Doctrine and Covenants. Also includes the establishment, organization, doctrine, and practices of the Church today.

The calling and doctrinal contributions of Joseph Smith as well as the significance of modern scripture including key sections of the Doctrine and Covenants. Also includes the establishment, organization, doctrine, and practices of the Church today.

Doctrines, administration, backgrounds, and current teachings of the living prophets, seers, and revelators.

Doctrines, administration, backgrounds, and current teachings of the living prophets, seers, and revelators.