Summer Quarter 2025
June 23 – August 29
In conjunction with this quarterly class schedule, students should make use of their Academic Map and the University Catalog. The schedule posted online will be updated regularly to include textbooks, reading assignments prior to the first class, and any changes to the schedule. Please check the website regularly.
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This course will give students the opportunity to screen and discuss various content projects with media professionals who played a significant role in the creation or distribution of that content. Each session may include screenings, presentations, or panel discussions with key creative, marketing, or distribution professionals associated with the content screened.
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- The Two Gentlemen of Verona Signet Classics, 2007 Buy Now978-0451530639I am offering you the cheapest option, however if you wish to buy the Arden Shakespeare edition, which will give you better print-size and fuller critical notes, you certainly may do so
- The Tragedy of Titus Andronicus / the Life of Timon of Athens Signet Classics, 2005 Buy Now978-0451529565I am offering you the cheapest option, however if you wish to buy the Arden Shakespeare edition, which will give you better print-size and fuller critical notes, you certainly may do so
- Pericles/Cymbeline/The Two Noble Kinsmen (Signet Classics) Signet Classics, November 7, 2006 Buy Now978-0451530356I am offering you the cheapest option, however if you wish to buy the Arden Shakespeare edition, which will give you better print-size and fuller critical notes, you certainly may do so
- Poems & Sonnets of William Shakespeare NTC/Contemporary Publishing Company, January 1998 Buy Now978-1853264160I am offering you the cheapest two-in-one edition, however is you wish to buy individually the Arden Editions of both the Poems, and the Sonnets, you may certainly do so. They will afford you larger print and fuller critical commentary
- The Winter's Tale (Signet Classics) Signet Classics, November 1st, 1998 Buy Now978-0451527141I am offering you the cheapest paperback option, but if you wish to buy the Arden Edition, which will give you larger print and fuller critical commentary, you certainly may
We will begin with the poetry on the first day, so please bring that book in particular with you to class. We will go through Two Gentlemen, Titus A., and Cymbeline in that order, so get reading as soon as you can, because Cymbeline is a mouthful, and yes, you will be speaking it! Shakespeare, even in a literature class, is a three-dimensional proposition!
There is no counting the number of scholars, artists, and admirers who have gotten entirely knotted up contemplating the figure and literary output of William Shakespeare. By plunging into his dramatic works, students will grow entangled in the work of arguably the greatest literary writer in human history. Only by reckoning with the truly revolutionary impact of Shakespeare’s art—its massive literary and dramatic influence, and also its prompting for a new appreciation of what it means to be human—will they find themselves untied again.
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- This Is Marketing Portfolio/Penguin, 2018 Buy Now978-0525540830
This course focuses on introducing the idea of “entrepreneurial marketing” and is aimed at students who plan to start a new venture or take a job as a marketing professional pursuing an innovative marketing approach. Students will study a full spectrum of marketing strategy and tactics that are especially suitable for entrepreneurial firms aiming for high growth and innovation yet faced by limited resources and uncertain industry dynamics. Students will work in teams on marketing plans for their own venture or for other high-profile entrepreneurs or executives. The focus of this course is on hands-on experiences and practical relevance of innovative marketing concepts.
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In this class, students will reflect on their future career goals. Specifically, they will: determine their ideal career goal and put a concrete career plan in place now to accomplish it; learn to network in the professional community that you want to join; create a professional resumé and an equivalent LinkedIn profile, where the student will connect with 100 professionals in their immediate field of interest; form a team of 4-6 students to arrange group meetings with professionals in a field relevant to the student group; get an internship that could transition into a part-time job prior to graduation and into a full-time job after graduation; reflect on their personal strengths and weaknesses; create a personal Plan for Success; and create a 30 second Elevator Pitch.
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This course consists of rehearsal of scenes from classic and contemporary American playwrights including Miller, Williams, Shepard, Foote and others.
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An analysis of music and social structures surrounding 20th Century American Music, including jazz, rock and roll, and hip-hop.
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- This Is Marketing Portfolio/Penguin, 2018 Buy Now978-0525540830
This course focuses on introducing the idea of “entrepreneurial marketing” and is aimed at students who plan to start a new venture or take a job as a marketing professional pursuing an innovative marketing approach. Students will study a full spectrum of marketing strategy and tactics that are especially suitable for entrepreneurial firms aiming for high growth and innovation yet faced by limited resources and uncertain industry dynamics. Students will work in teams on marketing plans for their own venture or for other high-profile entrepreneurs or executives. The focus of this course is on hands-on experiences and practical relevance of innovative marketing concepts.
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- This Is Marketing Portfolio/Penguin, 2018 Buy Now978-0525540830
This course focuses on introducing the idea of “entrepreneurial marketing” and is aimed at students who plan to start a new venture or take a job as a marketing professional pursuing an innovative marketing approach. Students will study a full spectrum of marketing strategy and tactics that are especially suitable for entrepreneurial firms aiming for high growth and innovation yet faced by limited resources and uncertain industry dynamics. Students will work in teams on marketing plans for their own venture or for other high-profile entrepreneurs or executives. The focus of this course is on hands-on experiences and practical relevance of innovative marketing concepts.
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- Imaginative Writing Workshop Journal Buy NowPhysical Copies Only978-0393979213Students are encouraged to purchase a used edition of this rather expensive anthology, provided they can get it delivered in time
This workshop-based course will develop student writers’ critical skills by examining seminal works of speculative prose fiction. Although the course may include poetry or visual material as inspiration or source material, emphasis will be on the strategies and methods of speculative fiction. Students will study the aspects of fiction in different genres and explore the possibilities of the imagination. They will workshop their own writing, and through dreaming, doodling, and designing they will explore the various ways in which the imagination comes to life in creative works. Thus, in addition to improving analytical skills and exploring the strategies of speculative fiction, the students will experiment with some of the writing practices that authors have undertaken in order to create.
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Building upon what had been discussed in THEO313, this course is a broad study of general Church teaching on social questions, with strong emphasis on the papal encyclicals and other Church documents. Special attention is paid to the principles of the dignity of the human person, the common good, solidarity, and subsidiarity. Major issues explored include the role of the State, poverty, war, structures of sin, the duties of employers and employees, and challenges to building a culture of life.
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This class is designed to help students develop 3D modeling skills to produce low and high-poly hard surface models for animation and games. Students will learn to model using proper topology and be introduced to methods of speeding up workflow while creating props, buildings, and other hard surface objects.
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This course concentrates on the understanding of how light works, how to manipulate it, and how to use light and its supporting instruments to light in a way that will communicate emotion and help establish the visual character of a film. Students work with various types and styles of lighting instruments, stands, grip equipment and light modifiers as they light a variety of scenes.
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Senior students enrolling in this course work closely with a faculty member in the design, composition, and revision of a substantial and high-quality culminating creative writing project, with an eye to possible submission to literary agents, presses, and/or graduate programs.
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- Actions Drama Publishers, August 30, 2004 Buy NowPhysical Copies Only978-0896762527
In this course text and dialogue are considered from the actor’s perspective. Scene work is explored, and students are instructed in text analysis (the study of the language within the script) and scene study (the study of the structure of the script) for performance.
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- Catholic Social Teaching Collection Word on Fire Classics, September 15th, 2020 Buy NowPhysical Copies Only978-1943243662
- We will be reading Rerum Novarum & Centesimus Annus in their entirety. This collection includes both, as well as some additional, helpful texts. This is the recommended version. You may buy each of those two encyclicals printed on their own. Additionally, the Vatican website has a free version of the English translation of both. I recommend having a physical copy you can bring to class and reference
The student will study of ethical problems encountered in business and the foundational principles to inform decisions involving ethical issues. Topics include ethical concepts, personal integrity, conscience, loyalty and responsibility.
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- Disciplined Entrepreneurship Expanded and Updated 2nd Ed Wiley & Sons, Limited, John, 2024 Buy Now978-1394222513Second Edition preferred. First edition is workable, though you will be missing some pieces
The first in a sequence of three 3-unit classes offered to upperclassmen, generally seniors. This course explores market opportunities and needs, competitive market landscapes, skill competencies and gaps, and the process of creating a financial forecast model.
Business students should take Launchpad I. It is also open to business students and media students interested in starting their own business.
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Students will learn the basics of motion picture production using real-time rendering in Unreal Engine and will leave with a completed project that demonstrates proficiency in both the engine and its application across several stages of production. Additional topics include motion capture and tracking a real world camera.
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- Introduction to Mass Communication: Media Literacy and Culture 9th edition or later McGraw-Hill Education, 2018 Buy NowDigital Copies Allowed978-1260092363
This course introduces students to the diverse world of radio, television, news, cinema, internet, print and advertising. Students will learn how to critically experience such media and analyze its desired results. Students will also explore how media has developed and evolved through history and examine the current influences of media on society from a cultural, artistic and economic perspective. In addition, we will explore what the role of Christians in this new media environment can and should be, and how we can best utilize the opportunities available to us to become who we want to be.
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- Selected primary source readings posted on course website, and (optional) secondary reading recommended in syllabus
This course examines some of the key figures and events of the Church. Students will learn about the Church’s response to important heresies and understand the Church's impact on world history.
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This course will teach students how to write and speak effectively in business and other communication.
In spring, students choose between two core classes: Business Communications or Advanced College Writing. In summer, students will take whatever course not yet completed.
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This course is an introduction to Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Students will learn techniques for photo enhancement, image compositing, and logo creation through several projects.
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- Save the Cat!: the last book on screenwriting you'll ever need M. Wiese Productions, 2005 Buy NowDigital Copies Allowed978-1932907001
This course builds on student understanding of screen storytelling established in Story, Genre and Structure and Writing and Pitching a Script. Students will develop an original feature-length screen story from multiple ideas through idea evaluation and selection, character creation and development, story structure, treatment, pitch and beat sheet. At the end of the course, students will register their work with the WGA (a $20 fee). Students will consider more advanced screenwriting concepts presented in the text and will apply those principles to their developing stories.
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- Fundamentals of Corporate Finance 12th Edition ) DO NOT BUY THE INTERNATIONAL ED McGraw-Hill Education, Mar 14, 2018 Buy Now978-1259918957Big rock on the cover - Make sure it doesn't say International Ed. at the top
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This course Is structured as a practical introduction to the fundamental concepts and ideas in modern finance. Topics include: time value of money, financial environment overview, financial planning, financial statement analysis, and more. Practical experince is gained through the use of spreadsheet software in calculating: basic finance statistics; simple and compound interest; nominal and effective interest rates; discounted cash flows; capital/project investment. Students will also learn about different possible careers in finance.
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This course teaches students to meet and resolve objections and conflicts that result from written and oral proposals and pitches. Emphasis is on resolving customer obstacles before addressing your own. Topics covered include: Wants vs. Needs, Win-Win Strategies, Best Alternatives to Agreement, Schedule vs. Quality vs. Cost, Progress vs. Perfection. The class progresses through carefully structured, progressively more complex negotiation exercises. Students learn how external and internal negotiation has become a way of life for effective managers in a constantly changing business environment.
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Building on the foundations of BUSI329 and BUSI331, students will take a deep dive into how the eternal soul shepherds the human mind. This course is intended to produce students capable of responsibly harnessing the power of marketing to Impact the Culture for Christ.
Enrollment will be limited to a small group of juniors.
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- Actions Drama Publishers, August 30, 2004 Buy NowPhysical Copies Only978-0896762527
In this course text and dialogue are considered from the actor’s perspective. Scene work is explored, and students are instructed in text analysis (the study of the language within the script) and scene study (the study of the structure of the script) for performance.
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- No textbooks are required for this course
This course follows Advanced Writing Seminar I and provides additional advanced writing experience for students who have completed multiple scripts for the screen. Assignments will be individualized based on student experience, interest, and skill, and may include development and writing of feature film scripts, television episodes or pilots, short film scripts, and scripts for web-based distribution. Students may also rewrite existing works for which they've written earlier drafts. Students will read and lead discussions of numerous screenplays. Students will pitch their stories, and may be asked to pitch to students in other courses. Students will critique one another’s work in large and small groups, with instructor supervision and guidance. They may also be asked to supervise the script development work of underclassmen. The knowledge, skills, and experience gained in this course will serve aspiring writers, writer-directors, and writer-producers for film, television, and new media. Considerable time will be required for students to write and develop scripts outside of class.
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- Digital Media Law 2nd Ed John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2012 978-1118290729Buy Now Read and be prepared to discuss Chapter 1 before the first class
The course examines the legal relationships in the motion picture and television industries, as well as the legal relationships between artists and their personal managers. It covers the key legal principles that are involved in most media productions. This includes with trade unions, licensing, intellectual property and contract issues. In addition, this course explores ethical challenges students are likely to encounter working in entertainment and guides them through the development of a personal code of ethics that is informed by the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.
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This course is part of the Feature Film Program. Students fulfill the role of editor to create a rough cut, fine cut, and achieve picture lock on a feature length narrative film project under the guidance of a professional editor and in collaboration with the film's director. Each student is responsible for editing a specific portion of the movie and must collaborate to craft a cohesive style that fulfills the director's vision.
This class is 6 units (equivalent to 2 classes).
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- Philosophy of Nature CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Feb 09, 2015 Buy Now978-1508430070Please read p. 1-40 of the Reader AND watch the following video BEFORE the first day of class: https://youtu.be/8xA3TGVqOJY?si=LASre24_Int1aUrr
This course is a detailed study in the various understandings of nature, beginning from the mythology of the Enuma Elish as a primitive attempt at grasping the world, to the classical understanding found in Aristotle’s Physics and Parts of Animals and their Medieval development in Thomas Aquinas’s The Principles of Nature, to foundational texts in modern natural sciences such as those of Descartes, Galileo and Newton, to discussions of evolution found in Darwin, and finally to near-contemporary physicists such as Heisenberg. The contrast between the classical stress on substantial form and formal causality and the modern method of material causality and mathematical law will be brought to the forefront, as will the emphasis on technology as a mastery of nature in modern science and the question of teleology, whether nature acts for a purpose.
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This course will provide the foundational knowledge and skills related to the production of visual narrative art. Students will explore the relationship between story and character development and learn how to sequentially compose and arrange images to present a coherent and emotionally effective story.
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In this class, students will explore various techniques for modeling and sculpting organic assets using Maya and ZBrush. Students will produce low and high-poly animals and humans for animation and games. In addition, complementary techniques such as box modeling, edge loop modeling, UV layout, and texturing will be explored.
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Just because you have finished a film doesn't mean your work is done! In this concluding class to the Senior Project experience, students will develop and implement a marketing strategy for their senior project films. They will research film festivals appropriate for their film, develop a strategy and schedule for submitting to those film festivals, develop marketing materials for their films (including posters and taglines), craft documents that will enable strong consideration (including Director's Statements and personalized letters), and budget their senior project financial resources to implement their strategy.
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- Philosophy of Nature CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Feb 09, 2015 Buy Now978-1508430070Please read p. 1-40 of the Reader AND watch the following video BEFORE the first day of class: https://youtu.be/8xA3TGVqOJY?si=LASre24_Int1aUrr
This course is a detailed study in the various understandings of nature, beginning from the mythology of the Enuma Elish as a primitive attempt at grasping the world, to the classical understanding found in Aristotle’s Physics and Parts of Animals and their Medieval development in Thomas Aquinas’s The Principles of Nature, to foundational texts in modern natural sciences such as those of Descartes, Galileo and Newton, to discussions of evolution found in Darwin, and finally to near-contemporary physicists such as Heisenberg. The contrast between the classical stress on substantial form and formal causality and the modern method of material causality and mathematical law will be brought to the forefront, as will the emphasis on technology as a mastery of nature in modern science and the question of teleology, whether nature acts for a purpose.
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Advanced study in character animation that revolves around 3D CGI character performance.
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The Producer: Planning for Production provides a theoretical and practical introduction to the role of the film producer in five principle areas: 1) creative development, 2) packaging, 3) financing, 4) budgeting, scheduling and hiring, and 5) marketing and distribution.
The Producer is a prerequisite for future electives that tend to be popular. As such, film students are encouraged to sign up for The Producer, even if they are not producing emphases.
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This course will give students the opportunity to screen and discuss various content projects with media professionals who played a significant role in the creation or distribution of that content. Each session may include screenings, presentations, or panel discussions with key creative, marketing, or distribution professionals associated with the content screened.
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- Richard II Simon & Schuster, Dec 06, 2016 Buy NowPhysical Copies Only978-1501146282
- The Divine Comedy Oxford University Press, 2008 Buy NowPhysical Copies Only978-0199535644Please make sure to buy Oxford World Classics edition translated by C. H. Sisson
- The Canterbury Tales Penguin, 2003 Buy NowPhysical Copies Only978-0140424386Please make sure to buy Penguin Classics edition translated by Nevill Coghill
This course tracks the development in European art and thought during the transition from the High Middle Ages to the Renaissance. Special attention is paid at the outset to the tensions arising from, surrounding, and even effecting this epochal shift, especially as evidenced in Dante’s Divine Comedy. When the course later shifts its focus to texts produced by Shakespeare and others in Renaissance England, students find these tensions now located in increasingly realistic and complex human figures and dramas. Through these explorations students come to see the distinctive groundwork being laid for what will later be recognized as the modern period.
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This course examines major theories concerning the organization of society and the role of government. The relationship of philosophical concepts to the governing of society are carefully explored. Key ideas discussed include justice, natural rights, the role of education, the role of religion in society, the meaning and purpose of freedom, and the responsibility of members of society to themselves and one another, beginning with ancient sources such as the Code of Hammurabi and Aristotle’s Politics, continuing in Thomas Aquinas’s On Kingship, moving into the pre-modern period with works such as Machiavelli’s The Prince and the modern period with selections from Hobbes’s Leviathan and other authors.
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- Catholic Social Teaching Collection Word on Fire Classics, September 15th, 2020 Buy NowPhysical Copies Only978-1943243662
- We will be reading Rerum Novarum & Centesimus Annus in their entirety. This collection includes both, as well as some additional, helpful texts. This is the recommended version. You may buy each of those two encyclicals printed on their own. Additionally, the Vatican website has a free version of the English translation of both. I recommend having a physical copy you can bring to class and reference
The student will study of ethical problems encountered in business and the foundational principles to inform decisions involving ethical issues. Topics include ethical concepts, personal integrity, conscience, loyalty and responsibility.
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This class will help students to develop basic figure drawing skills. Students will study drawing a human body in various shapes and poses in order to create designs for animated characters.
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This course teaches the principles of project management that are commonly used to plan and measure projects in industry. It presents the project management mind-set, tools, and skills for successfully defining, planning, executing, monitoring, controlling, and reporting a project. Topics covered include: the project life cycle, fundamental PM processes, development of the project plan, interpersonal management skills, and managing changes during project execution. Case studies are from technology and media applications.
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- Richard II Simon & Schuster, Dec 06, 2016 Buy NowPhysical Copies Only978-1501146282
- The Divine Comedy Oxford University Press, 2008 Buy NowPhysical Copies Only978-0199535644Please make sure to buy Oxford World Classics edition translated by C. H. Sisson
- The Canterbury Tales Penguin, 2003 Buy NowPhysical Copies Only978-0140424386Please make sure to buy Penguin Classics edition translated by Nevill Coghill
This course tracks the development in European art and thought during the transition from the High Middle Ages to the Renaissance. Special attention is paid at the outset to the tensions arising from, surrounding, and even effecting this epochal shift, especially as evidenced in Dante’s Divine Comedy. When the course later shifts its focus to texts produced by Shakespeare and others in Renaissance England, students find these tensions now located in increasingly realistic and complex human figures and dramas. Through these explorations students come to see the distinctive groundwork being laid for what will later be recognized as the modern period.
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This class will help students to develop basic figure drawing skills. Students will study drawing a human body in various shapes and poses in order to create designs for animated characters.
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- Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business 19th Ed McGraw-Hill Education, 2021 Buy Now978-1260734287You may rent or buy the print version or the ebook. The publishers materials are not required
Students study in detail the significant legal considerations involved with forming and operating a sustainable small business, becoming acquainted with real-world examples of incorporation issues and trade-offs, taxes and tax liabilities, human resource commitments and limitations, advertising issues and implications; contract law; patent, copyright and trademark law; and digital rights management.
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This class continues concepts in modern electronic music established in Electronic Music Composition I, with a focus on compositional techniques, professional mixing and mastering, and multimedia performance environments. Electronic Music Composition I is a prerequisite, unless approved by the instructor.
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- Fundamentals of Corporate Finance 12th Edition ) DO NOT BUY THE INTERNATIONAL ED McGraw-Hill Education, Mar 14, 2018 Buy Now978-1259918957Big rock on the cover - Make sure it doesn't say International Ed. at the top
p>This class meets twice a week. To find the correlating meeting, match up the Course ID and section number.
This course Is structured as a practical introduction to the fundamental concepts and ideas in modern finance. Topics include: time value of money, financial environment overview, financial planning, financial statement analysis, and more. Practical experince is gained through the use of spreadsheet software in calculating: basic finance statistics; simple and compound interest; nominal and effective interest rates; discounted cash flows; capital/project investment. Students will also learn about different possible careers in finance.
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This course builds on courses on sales theory, negotiations & business planning, and to apply these concepts in real world “selling” experiences.
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This class is designed to help students understand basic programming concepts and programming tools. The class will focus on object-oriented programming.
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This course will give students the opportunity to screen and discuss various content projects with media professionals who played a significant role in the creation or distribution of that content. Each session may include screenings, presentations, or panel discussions with key creative, marketing, or distribution professionals associated with the content screened.
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Students conduct research on a primary text and write a lengthy paper, practicing revision and editing skills as they develop their original theses. This class encourages a “close reading” of a primary text, requires students to build an annotated bibliography to evaluate secondary and tertiary source material, and introduces rhetorical concepts in the effort to help students become stronger readers and writers.
In spring, students choose between two core classes: Business Communications or Advanced College Writing. In summer, students will take whatever course not yet completed.
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Using the simplicity of basic 2D animation, students will become familiar with some of the basic “Disney: 12 Principles of Animation.” Through lectures and projects, students will create several short animation projects that include: Key Pose Animation, Squash and Stretch, Anticipation, Staging, Arcs, and Action Timing. Whether 2D, CG, or stop motion animation, these principles are the backbone for all character animation projects.
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This course will introduce students to theological dimensions of contemporary film, on the one hand evaluating films using the criteria for truth and beauty provided by the Catholic faith, and on the other discerning theological elements that are often veiled or left buried in cinematic narrative. This course uses cinematic art as a means to contemplate the existential desires of humanity and to discern the presence of God in the world.
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- How to Share Your Faith With Anyone Ignatius Press, 2013 Buy Now978-1586178505
Mixing classroom learning with evangelization in the local community, this course allows JPCatholic students to apply their classroom learning about the New Evangelization to actual evangelizing encounters. Experienced faculty provide guidance and ensure that team-building, collaboration, prayer, and mutual support are integrated into the course, along with continued instruction in the dynamics, approaches, content, and aims of the New Evangelization.
Applied New Evangelization can be taken for credit up to 2 times. Students who have completed THEO331 will be registered under the ID THEO336.
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Please be advised that adjustments in scheduled meeting times and/or instructor assignments may be made at any time without prior notice.
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