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Omara Abe
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Coordinated Studies, World of Work
COORDINATED STUDIES :
From African to Wall Street: The World of Work
Short Description: A 10- to 12-credit fully online coordinated studies course, students will study the cultural, social and economic aspects of work. Using an online venue, students will have an opportunity to explore and understand both common and diverse elements when people work in different venues such as a native village in Africa or a modern corporation in the United States. Students will entertain questions about diversity of production methods, colonization, exploitation, international trade, developing nations, technology's impact, income distribution, organizational behavior, ethical issues, and the future world of work.
The course will feature multimedia learning tools such as streaming lectures, podcasts, interviews, digital photography, and discussion webs.
Fulfills some of the following AA Degree requirements, depending on which courses you register for: Communication, Global Studies, Individuals, Cultures and Societies, Quantitative Reasoning, and Integrated Studies.
No campus visits are required. This
10 to 12-credit
program integrates the study of several disciplines.
Students may
NOT enroll in any one course without registering for the full
program.
Students must register for
one of the following
5-credit courses: ANT 102 or ANT 113 or
ANT 130.
Students must also register for one of the following
5-credit courses:
ECO 100 or ECO 201 or ECO 240
Students may also register for one of the following
2-credit optional courses: ANT 298 or ECO 298
10-12 credits
Delivery Mode:
Fully Online (Modes explained)
Campus Attendance Requirements: None
Prerequisites:
MAT098 for
ECO201 only
Fees: UD (Fees explained)
Please select the quarter link below for steps to start your class.
