The Economics of Social Issues
College of Business EC 211 – Course Outline Semester: Spring 2000 Class Sessions: The class meets on Wednesdays from 7:45-10:10 Course Description This course utilizes economic principles and techniques to analyze social issues. Topics include: the allocation of resources, the distribution of wealth and income, health care, crime, education, environmental, tax and regulatory issues. In addition to providing an economic analysis of four current issues, you will participate in a service learning project as a means of applying the concepts discussed in class and examining the complexities often involved in projects which entail a number of potential economic and social…
Video Production
Catalogue Course Description This class provides an introduction to basic video theory and production techniques. Classes focus on mastering technical elements of production and developing a familiarity with the grammar of the moving image. Students conceive and produce individual final video projects using portable equipment. There is a service learning theme to this course. Course Objectives: By the completion of the course, students will: 1. Become familiar with the operation of portable video cameras; 2. Develop an understanding of video picture composition; 3. Become familiar with basic lighting techniques; 4. Explore aesthetics in production messages; 5. Understand basic editing techniques…
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