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(ACCT 186) Introduction to Financial Computing
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(ACCT 201) Introduction to Financial Accounting
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(ACCT 203) Introduction to Managerial Accounting
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(ACCT 301) Intermediate Accounting I
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(ACCT 302) Intermediate Accounting II
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(ACCT 312) Managerial Accounting
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(ACCT 321) Federal Taxation I
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(ACCT 356) Accounting Information Systems
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(ACCT 365) Auditing
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(ACCT 386) Data Analytics For Accountants
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(ACCT 390R) Special Topics in Accounting
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(ACCT 399R) Internship in Accounting
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(ACCT 400) Intermediate Accounting III
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(ACCT 440) International Accounting and Accounting Research
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(ACCT 495R) Independent Study
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(ACCT 496R) Student Research
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(ACCT 497R) Mentored Research
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(MAOR 101) Elementary Maori Conversation and Grammar I
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(MAOR 102) Elementary Maori Conversation and Grammar II
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(MAOR 201) Intermediate Maori Conversation and Grammar
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(MAOR 202) Intermediate Maori II
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(MAOR 301) Maori Oral Tradition
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(PMGT 300) Public Policy
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(PMGT 350) Crisis Management
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(PMGT 360) Disaster Management
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(PMGT 390R) Special Topics in Public Management
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(PMGT 499) Public Management
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(POSC 101) Introduction to Politics
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(POSC 110) The U.S. Political System
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(POSC 170) International Relations
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(POSC 190) Foundations of Critical Thinking
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(POSC 202) History of Political Philosophy
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(POSC 230) Fundamentals of Good Governance
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(POSC 280) Professionalism in the Political Environment
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(POSC 300) Political Inquiry and Writing
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(POSC 304) Quantitative Political Research
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(POSC 318) Federal and Decentralized Government
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(POSC 322) Oceanic Governments and Politics
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(POSC 330) Introduction to Public Administration
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(POSC 331) Public Policy
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(POSC 335) Issues of Terrorism
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(POSC 350) International Law
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(POSC 352) Ethics and the Legal Environment
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(POSC 354) Legal Research and Writing
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(POSC 356) International Legal Drafting and Transactions
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(POSC 358) Comparative Law
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(POSC 362) International Political Economy
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(POSC 364) War and Peace
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(POSC 366) Politics and Economics of the Developing World
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(POSC 384) The United Nations and Intergovernmental Organizations
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(POSC 386) Regionalism and Diplomacy in the Pacific/Oceania
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(POSC 390R) Special Topics in Political Science
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(POSC 392R) Field Study
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(POSC 410) The Constitution of the United States
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(POSC 420) Complexity and Public Policy
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(POSC 470) International Relations Theory
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(POSC 495R) Independent Study
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(POSC 496R) Student Research
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(POSC 497R) Mentored Research
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(POSC 498R) Political Science Internship
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(POSC 499) Political Science Research and Writing
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(PSYC 111) General Psychology
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(PSYC 190) Navigating Psychology: What do I do with a Psychology Major?
This course is an informational experience for those students majoring in psychology. It will help inform them about the requirements to earn a B.S. degree in psychology, what to anticipate and how to prepare for taking the psychology capstone course (senior seminar), and what career opportunities are possible for a graduate with a psychology major. In addition, information will be discussed regarding the variety of graduate programs and their admission requirements.
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(PSYC 205) Applied Social Statistics
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(PSYC 210) Developmental Psychology
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(PSYC 306) Quantitative Research Methods
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(PSYC 307) Qualitative Research Methods
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(PSYC 310) Measurement and Evaluation
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(PSYC 321) Organizational Behavior
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(PSYC 340) Community Mental Health
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(PSYC 341) Personality
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(PSYC 350) Social Psychology
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(PSYC 357) Cultural Psychology
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(PSYC 365) Motivation
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(PSYC 370) Behavioral Psychology
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(PSYC 375) Cognitive Psychology
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(PSYC 380) Sensation and Perception
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(PSYC 381) Drugs and Behavior
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(PSYC 385) Brain and Behavior
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(PSYC 390R) Special Topics in Psychology
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(PSYC 399R) Internship in Psychology
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(PSYC 402) Educational and Instructional Psychology
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(PSYC 405) Multivariate Statistics
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(PSYC 440) Abnormal Psychology
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(PSYC 450) Psychotherapy
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(PSYC 451) Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy
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(PSYC 457) Advanced Cultural Psychology
This course explores collective and personal levels of culture and its intersection. From this approach, culture is a
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(PSYC 490) Senior Seminar
Capstone course to be taken during the senior year after all of the other core courses have been completed. Students will propose a research study on the topic of their choice and present them in an oral presentation using PowerPoint, and an APA-style paper.
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(PSYC 495R) Independent Study
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(PSYC 496R) Student Research
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(PSYC 497R) Mentored Research
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(SCI 201) Scientific Inquiry
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(SCI 99) Successful Practices in Learning Science
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(SOCW 160) Introduction to Social Welfare and Social Work
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(SOCW 357) Human Behavior in the Social Environment
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(SOCW 362) Social Work Practice With Individuals
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(SOCW 364) Social Work Practice With Families and Groups
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(SOCW 366) Social Welfare Policy
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(SOCW 368) Social Welfare in Asia and the Pacific
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(SOCW 371) Social Work Value and Ethics
This course will introduce students to the Code of Ethics of the National Association of Social Workers and its international equivalents. Students will be taught various models for ethical decision making and be exposed to real world ethical dilemmas which they will have to work through.
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