SYA 4300

Hello, I'm Mr. C.E. English-El, and I'm looking forward to having and informative and engaging semester with each and every one of you. We're going to delve into the process of addiction, treatment options, and it's social implications. More importantly, we're going to explore viable professional opportunities evolving to control the process.  So come prepared to give, learn, share, take risks, and possibly reap rewards as we explore and gain knowledge and understanding of addiction and potential professional opportunities.

This course covers the various aspects of law that regulate business formation and the legal impact of business ownership. The following items will be discussed: understanding the basic legal concepts of business law, business entity formation, elements of business contracts, contract drafting, and rules governing the employer-employee relationship. 

This course covers the various aspects of law that regulate business formation and the legal impact of business ownership. The following items will be discussed: understanding the basic legal concepts of business law, business entity formation, elements of business contracts, contract drafting, and rules governing the employer-employee relationship. 

This course is an introduction to American Government, providing knowledge of the ideas and institutions that shape politics in the United States. This course will focus on the procedures and intermingling of the three branches of the U.S. Government: Legislative, Executive, and Judicial. There will be a review of the strategies, roles, and limitations of governmental leaders and citizens, with specific focus on communication channels and interaction within constitutional parameters. This course will reinforce opportunities for debates on subject content and general class discussion.  Ultimately, students will be expected to have a more comprehensive understanding of the forces that shape American Government and Politics.

Intro Sociology: 2019 Spring

This course is designed to acquaint first-year students with skills and habits needed to succeed in college and beyond.  This course will incorporate topics that include the benefit of a college education, money managing, choosing a major, study methods, technology, information competency, academic planning, and health and wellness.

This class is designed to give students a firm foundation in macroeconomics and how the study of the economy contributes to an overall understanding of how organizations make business decisions.  Students will be exposed to the following:

• History of Economics in the United States
• Resource utilization
• The Mixed Economy
• Supply and Demand
• Economic fluctuations, Unemployment, and Inflation
• Economic Growth and Productivity
• Household, business, Government, Foreign sectors
• Fiscal Policy and the National Debt
• Monetary Policy
• Federal Reserve banking System

Advanced study of the fundamental laws and theories of physics with emphasis on electricity, magnetism, light, and modern physics. Calculus will be used extensively in theory and problem solving. Three hours lecture and two hours lab per week.

This course is the continuation of Elementary Statistics. Topics include hypothesis testing, regression, correlation, probability, analysis of variance and chi square. This course focuses on two core topics: design of experiments and analysis of data.  Emphasis will be placed on the use of statistical software, and the interpretation of the results in data analysis.

THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED FOR STUDENTS WHO PLAN TO MAJOR IN FIELDS THAT DO NOT REQUIRE AN IN-DEPTH STUDY OF MATHEMATICS. THE MAJOR TOPICS INTRODUCED IN THIS COURSE ARE SET THEORY, SYMBOLIC LOGIC, COMBINATORY, PROBABILITY, GEOMETRY AND FINANCE. THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO GIVE STUDENTS AN INTRODUCTION TO DIFFERENT TOPICS IN MATHEMATICS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO REAL WORLD APPLICATIONS BY UNDERSTANDING AND SYMBOLIZING PATTERNS. 

Welcome to your gateway for teaching. To prepare you for the long term, we will start with bringing supplies to class each day. A notebook or three prong folder, paper, pens and pencils are needed for your success.

Please review the attached syllabus and you will receive a hard copy in class.

A course designed for teaching sequential development skills and concepts of mathematics. The class discussion and assignments will present tools for mathematics instruction, including the real number system and problem-solving techniques. Provisions are made to explore various materials and strategies for diagnostic teaching.