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ENG 325: Writing for The Community
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This service learning course emphasizes the application of oral and written communication by immersing students in the dialogue of their local communities and developing their voice and civic responsibility as individuals. It includes advanced practice of group communication, oral presentations, and the writing of business documents, such as memos, letters, project proposals, and reports, with particular emphasis on helping students achieve professional quality in the areas of style, tone, organization and layout. ( Prerequisite: ENG 210 or ENG225)
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ENG 340: Writing & Decision Making for Publication
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
Students explore and review the process of news writing by synthesizing information and improving interviewing and reporting skills. Students will learn to develop ideas for articles such as biography, personality profile, and investigative pieces, perform research, and write articles. Using feature articles, students will practice decision making for content, style, and news selection. Through participation with College publications, students will gain an understanding of publication graphics, page design, headline writing and Associated Press (AP) style.
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ENG 350: Feature Writing
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This course is designed to give the student extensive practice in writing feature articles for newspapers and magazines. The student will learn to develop ideas for articles such as the biography, personality profile, and the investigative piece, carry out the necessary research, and write the articles themselves. Emphasis will be placed on tone and style. ( Prerequisite: ENG 210 or ENG225)
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ENG 360: Writing for the Screen
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This is a writing intensive course designed to orient students to the structure and unique process of writing for films. Students will study successful screenplays and write scenes in both traditional and experimental formats. Screenplays will be evaluated through live and videotaped readings, and students will complete a short script in proper screenplay format for their final project. ( Prerequisite: ENG 210 or ENG225)
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FIN 125: Personal Finance
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This course examines the various aspects, methods and techniques of personal financial planning. Students will develop an understanding of the concepts and tools applicable to financial decision-making, including the importance of opportunity costs, marginal analysis, and the balancing or risk and return. Specific applications include the uses of budgeting, credit cards, insurance, 401K investments and portfolio investments.
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FIN 135: Honors Personal Finance
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This course examines the various aspects, methods and techniques of personal financial planning. Through critical analysis, in depth problem solving and experiential learning, students will develop an understanding of the concepts and tools applicable to financial decision-making, including the importance of opportunity costs, marginal analysis, and balancing of risk and return. Specific applications include the uses of budgeting, credit cards, insurance and investments. ( Prerequisite: Honors Program)
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FIN 300: Principles of Finance
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This course examines the tools and techniques relevant to investments in financial assets and the financial management of a business firm. Topics covered include: the goal of the business organization and the principal-agent problem; financial statement analysis and financial planning, the structure of interest rates; the time value of money; bond and stock valuation techniques; financial return and risk; the capital budgeting process; and the cost of capital. ( Prerequisite: ACC 111)
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FIN 313: Finance Group Internship
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
A group of students will team together for this internship to practically apply their skills in real world problem solving situations. All internships are project-oriented and directly related to the area of study. Each internship will be served under the sponsorship of a faculty advisor, and students will be required to document the results of their experience.
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FIN 325: Investment Management
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This course examines the various aspects, methods and analysis techniques of investments. It is a comprehensive discussion of investment concepts and tools available today. Course also covers the investment marketplace, the relationship of risk and return, return analysis of stocks and bonds, fundamental stock analysis market efficiency, portfolio development, and the use of investment diversification. ( Prerequisite: FIN 300)
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FIN 350: Money, Banking & Financial Markets
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This course examines the roles of money and banks in a global economy. Subjects such as analysis of financial markets and institutions, including central banks and monetary policy will be recovered. An emphasis is placed on students developing the skills to understand the implications of financial market conditions for portfolio decisions, as well as to evaluate the economic effects of alternative monetary policies. ( Prerequisite: FIN 300)
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