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112 |
SPAN 112 - Elementary Spanish for Healthcare II |
View CLOsSPAN 112 - Elementary Spanish for Healthcare II Course Learning Outcomes
- listen to and understand detailed information in the target language related to a medical setting in the present and the past.
- read and understand detailed information in the target language related to a medical setting in the present and the past.
- orally provide detailed information in the target language related to a medical setting in the present and the past.
- provide in writing detailed information in the target language related to a medical setting in the present and the past.
- identify and describe select aspects of the target culture
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SPAN |
201 |
SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish |
View CLOsSPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish Course Learning Outcomes
- listen to and understand complex descriptions and narrations in the target language in the present and the past.
- read and understand complex descriptions and narrations in the target language in the present and the past.
- orally provide complex descriptions and narrations in the target language in the present and the past.
- provide in writing complex descriptions and narrations in the target language in the present and the past.
- identify and describe select aspects of the target culture.
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SPAN |
202 |
SPAN 202 - Intermediate Spanish |
View CLOsSPAN 202 - Intermediate Spanish Course Learning Outcomes
- listen to and understand complex and detailed descriptions and narrations in the target language in multiple time frames.
- read and understand complex and detailed descriptions and narrations in the target language in multiple time frames.
- orally provide complex and detailed descriptions and narrations in the target language in multiple time frames.
- provide in writing complex and detailed descriptions and narrations in the target language in multiple time frames.
- identify and describe select aspects of the target culture.
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SPAN |
205 |
SPAN 205 - Spanish for Heritage Speakers |
View CLOsSPAN 205 - Spanish for Heritage Speakers Course Learning Outcomes
- Improve listening comprehension of Spanish spoken with a variety of accents and in a variety of contexts.
- Read Spanish with improved comprehension in a variety of contexts.
- Speak Spanish using standard patterns of the language.
- Write Spanish using standard patterns of grammar and syntax.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the diversity and commonality of the Hispanic cultures.
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STS |
101 |
STS 101 - Introduction to Science, Technology and Society |
View CLOsSTS 101 - Introduction to Science, Technology and Society Course Learning Outcomes
- Explain the sociological perspective on gender and how it differs from other explanations of gender.
- Describe how race/ethnicity, sexual orientation and social class shape gendered experiences.
- Discuss the difference between cultural and structural influences on gender.
- Describe how social institutions such as the family, the media, the educational system and the economy shape our gendered lives and contribute to gender stratification.
- Explain how gender and gendered structures change, and are maintained, over time.
- Demonstrate the ability to think critically about issues related to gender by examining assumptions and arguments.
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SWAH |
101 |
SWAH 101 - Elementary Swahili |
View CLOsSWAH 101 - Elementary Swahili Course Learning Outcomes
- listen to and understand basic information in the target language about themselves and others in the present.
- read and understand basic information in the target language about themselves and others in the present. in the target language about themselves and others in the present.
- provide in writing basic information in the target language about themselves and others in the present. identify and describe select aspects of the target culture
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SWAH |
102 |
SWAH 102 - Elementary Swahili |
View CLOsSWAH 102 - Elementary Swahili Course Learning Outcomes
- listen to and understand detailed information in the target language about themselves and others in the present and past.
- read and understand detailed information in the target language about themselves and others in the present and the past.
- orally provide detailed information in the target language about themselves and others in the present and past.
- provide in writing detailed information in the target language about themselves and others in the present and past.
- identify and describe select aspects of the target culture.
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SWAH |
201 |
SWAH 201 - Intermediate Swahili |
View CLOsSWAH 201 - Intermediate Swahili Course Learning Outcomes
- listen to and understand complex descriptions and narrations in the target language in the present and the past.
- read and understand complex descriptions and narrations in the target language in the present and the past.
- orally provide complex descriptions and narrations in the target language in the present and the past.
- provide in writing complex descriptions and narrations in the target language in the present and the past.
- identify and describe select aspects of the target culture.
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SWAH |
202 |
SWAH 202 - Intermediate Swahili |
View CLOsSWAH 202 - Intermediate Swahili Course Learning Outcomes
- listen to and understand complex descriptions and narrations in the target language in the present and the past.
- read and understand complex descriptions and narrations in the target language in the present and the past.
- orally provide complex descriptions and narrations in the target language in the present and the past.
- provide in writing complex descriptions and narrations in the target language in the present and the past.
- identify and describe select aspects of the target culture.
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THM |
110 |
THM 110 - Introduction to the Hospitality Industry |
View CLOsTHM 110 - Introduction to the Hospitality Industry Course Learning Outcomes
- Identify the various career pat\1s and possibilities within the ho spitality industry.
- Explain the guest-host relationship and the inseparability of the making of the product from the service and presentation of the product across different hospitality settings.
- Differentiate between "front-of-the-house" and "back-of-the-house," including responsibilities, personnel qualities and profiles, certifications and credentials.
- Explain and describe the social and economic impact of the different segments of the hospitality industry, especially the impact of tourism, sports and gaming.
- Recognize and identify emerging and changing national and international markets within the hospitality industry, with special emphasis on local developments.
- Identify and explain the impact of emerging organizational trends in the hospitality industry, including the impact of consolidation and globalization of major properties and chains.
- Explain the importance of tiers and segmentation within the hospitality industry (e.g. hotels, restaurants, conventions, gaming, catering, etc.).
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THM |
112 |
THM 112 - Introduction to Tourism |
View CLOsTHM 112 - Introduction to Tourism Course Learning Outcomes
- Describe the 'push' and 'pull' factors that are associated with the development of modern tourism systems
- Apply basic marketing concepts to the tourism system
- Describe the impact various demographic groups have on tourism
- Discuss major tourist market trends and segmentation criteria
- Explain and assess the increasing importance of sustainability as a principle for the management of tourism systems
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THM |
112 |
THM 130 - Hotel Management |
View CLOsTHM 130 - Hotel Management Course Learning Outcomes
- Explain how to plan and organize the work of each department within the hotel
- Describe methods to control and reduce expenses and manage inventory in all areas, from rooms to supplies
- Identify environmental and sustainable management issues and explain the role hotels play in sustainability
- Describe the organizational structure within a hotel, classification of hotels, and emerging issues within the tourism and hospitality field
- Explain the factors impacting revenue management, rooms management, and strategies for increasing the financial measures of hotel revenue
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THM |
112 |
THM 140 - Gaming & Casino Management |
View CLOsTHM 140 - Gaming & Casino Management Course Learning Outcomes
- Explain the history and development of the modern gaming industry
- Describe gaming taxes, internal control systems, and differences between major markets
- Identify and describe casino organizational structure and systems
- Discuss marketing structure and functions, including loyalty programs, corporate social responsibility, and liabilities
- Compare and contrast domestic, international, and tribal gaming operations
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THM |
112 |
THM 180 - Human Resource Management |
View CLOsTHM 180 - Human Resource Management Course Learning Outcomes
- Explain how human resources management relates to the management of a hospitality organization and describe the unique HR-related responsibilities of the hospitality unit manager.
- Identify current trends and issues in tourism and hospitality management.
- Explain the basic learning principles that influence training programs and implementation in the hospitality industry.
- Explain the role HR plays in strategic planning.
- Design an effective training program using on-the-job training.
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THM |
112 |
THM 240 - Introduction to Event Management |
View CLOsTHM 240 - Introduction to Event Management Course Learning Outcomes
- Develop a complete event plan
- Identify the that role food and amenities play in creating guests’ experience and generating revenue
- Describe the types of technology utilized in event management and how that technology is incorporated
- Describe the regulations and standards established to ensure event attendees’ safety and security
- Explain the factors impacting event sustainability
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THM |
112 |
THM 266 - Introduction to Hospitality Law |
View CLOsTHM 266 - Introduction to Hospitality Law Course Learning Outcomes
- Explain how laws at various levels of government (federal, state, and local) impact the hospitality industry.
- Describe current trends and issues in tourism and hospitality law.
- Identify the steps needed to reduce liability for issues such as guest safety, guest identity, and credit card fraud/theft.
- Distinguish the various business ownership structures and select the best ownership structure for specific segments of the hospitality industry.
- Identify areas of contract law that impact the hospitality industry.
- Describe the effect that different labor laws have on hospitality businesses.
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THM |
112 |
THM 276 - Food and Beverage Management |
View CLOsTHM 276 - Food and Beverage Management Course Learning Outcomes
- Describe and implement various budgeting methods and cost control policies and procedures.
- Identify legal, ethical, and licensing issues related to alcoholic beverage sales.
- Explain the impact of labor cost controls and food cost controls related to budgeted and actual costs.
- Implement proper food safety handling, preparation, and storage procedures within commercial kitchens.
- Identify industrial cooking equipment, perform fundamental cooking procedures, and utilize proper basic knife skills and knife cuts.
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THM |
278 |
THM 278 - Hospitality Marketing |
View CLOsTHM 278 - Hospitality Marketing Course Learning Outcomes
- Explain terminology and concepts used in marketing hospitality businesses. Develop and conduct a marketing audit.
- Develop a simulated marketing plan for a hospitality business and strategize an implementation plan. Assess a proposed hospitality marketing plan.
- Demonstrate how social media is used to market hospitality businesses,
- Analyze marketing case studies and identify the positive and negative aspects of successful and unsuccessful marketing programs.
- Participate in a group project that includes a report and oral presentation in class following the directions provided.
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THM |
112 |
THM 285 - Dining Room Management |
View CLOsTHM 285 - Dining Room Management Course Learning Outcomes
- Describe the principles, traditions, history, and types of table service
- Prepare and present food and beverage items to guests while maintaining established sanitation and safety guidelines and providing excellent customer service
- Demonstrate the ability to rotate to various areas related to FOH service, including steward, bar, reservations/host, and server
- Communicate with BOH and other FOH staff to meet the needs of guests efficiently
- Display professionalism through attention to attire, grooming, and sanitation
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THM |
290 |
THM 290 - Tourism and Hospitality Management Work Experience |
View CLOsTHM 290 - Tourism and Hospitality Management Work Experience Course Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate improved job readiness skills.
- Describe the interview process and demonstrate their interview skills.
- Demonstrate the ability to interact between the "front" and "back" of the house through improved interpersonal skills.
- Identify career paths within the industry.
- Describe the connections between theory and practice within the industry.
- Demonstrate improved skills in customer service and quality control.
- Demonstrate knowledge of industry terminology and practices.
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