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Provides minimum standards of competence in personal safety and social responsibility. Instruction in emergency procedures on board ship, precautions to prevent pollution of the marine environment, observing safe working practices, understanding shipboard orders and contributing to effective human relationships on board ship. A component of Basic Safety Training certifi cation Prerequisite: None STCW: Practical
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A survey of Western civilization from the early modern period of the industrial revolution to the present. Changes in the social, intellectual, and political structure of Western civilization are stressed. Prerequisite: None STCW: None
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Teaches American governmental organization: local, State, and Federal offi ces; United States democratic processes; political organizations; and State and Federal constitutions. Prerequisite: None STCW: None
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An examination of the structure of the market is presented, including product and factor pricing, allocation of resources and distribution of income, market equilibrium, and analysis of domestic and international problems and policies. Prerequisite: SS-2231 or IM-1212 STCW: None
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A survey of economic theory with an emphasis on the dynamics of the capitalist system, the role of the government, the banking structure, and international economics. Prerequisite: None STCW: None
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This course focuses on the location and distribution of production, marketing, and consumption activities to a region, through an analysis of population characteristics, technological innovation, transportation systems, urban/rural interaction, and energy production and consumption. Prerequisite: SS-2131 or SS-2231 STCW: None
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This course is designed to examine the geographical basis of political confl ict and international relations. Emphasis will be on power and confl ict in the regional framework. Topics include governing bodies from NATO to local government; terrorism, confl ict and succession movements non-governmental organizations; geopolitics; power, territory, and the nation state; policy and governance. Prerequisite: SS-2121 or SS-1211 STCW: None
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Examines the history and development of admiralty law, admiralty and maritime jurisdiction, the law governing carriage of goods by sea, charter parties, rights of seamen, collision, salvage, general average, maritime liens and ship mortgages, limitation and liability, government regulation of shipping, and oil pollution laws. Prerequisite: None STCW: None
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Students study the impact of the economy on the environment and the appropriate methods to regulate economic activity so as to maintain the fragile balance between environmental, economic, and social objectives. Selected topics in environmental economics will be reviewed to illustrate the application of economic principles to environmental decision making. The course is designed to equip students to appreciate the economic arguments central to resource allocation, usage, and their environmental implications. Students will examine the trade-offs that environmental issues entail and the need to formulate policies at the national and international levels to rectify current practices harmful to the environment. Prerequisite: SS-1211 STCW: None
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A study of United States foreign policy, since World War II. Emphasis is placed on current foreign policy issues in their historical context. Prerequisite: SS-1211 STCW: None
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