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0.00 Credits
Why do both children and adults love Dr. Seuss? How is adolescence represented in Harry Potter? This class will use scientific and literary lenses to examine human development throughout the lifespan. Students will engage with the stages of the lifespan, from conception to death, by examining the research and theories on the psychology of human development, reading the literature written for, and about, each of the developmental stages, and writing about their own developmental experiences. Fulfills some of the following AA degree requirements depending on which classes you register for: Individuals, Cultures, and Society; Composition; VLPA; US Cultures; and Integrated Studies Prerequisites: Every student enrolling in this coordinated studies course must have completed PSYC&100 and ENGL&101
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5.00 Credits
Pre-license course prepares the student for the Washington State Real Estate Salesperson License Exam. Also introduces sales and listing practices, financing, appraising, title, escrow, and property management. Approved for Department of Licensing Sales/Broker Licensing Test. (Fulfills 60 DOL clock hours for licensing requirement.) Some computer experience useful.
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3.00 Credits
Gain cutting edge information about developing, building, and marketing 'Green Real Estate'. Learn about environmental sustainability, water and energy efficiency/utilization, architecture and design process, materials for new construction and remodeling, sustainable site selection and acquisition, demographics and psycho graphics of green minded consumers. Important course for real Estate Sales Persons, Appraisers, Home Owners, Investors, Developers and Builders. Become a Built Green Certified Professional with successful completion of the course. (30 clock hours.)
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1.00 Credits
Increasing greenhouse gas emissions and effect on climate change is an important factor in making real estate investment decisions. This course provides education on how global greenhouse gas emissions is affected by homeowners and the strategies being used to reduce these negative impacts on the environment, including constructing and maintaining energy efficient homes. The course covers the design and building process, alterative envelope strategies, energy efficient and alternative energy generation systems, energy saving products, and rebate and incentive programs. It discusses broader issues around regional development and transportation planning and their impacts on greenhouse gas emissions. This course gives real estate professionals the ability to speak to their clients from an educated platform on the environmental features of the products and processes used in green building projects. (Fulfills 15 DOL continuing education clock hours.) Class starts on Nov. 20 and ends on Dec. 11 2010.
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3.00 Credits
Find deficiencies in residential and commercial buildings ranging from site drainage, through weatherproofing and structure, to heating, plumbing and electrical systems. Emphasizes inspection techniques, and how to best handle the identified problems. (Fulfills 30 DOL continuing education clock hours.)An accelerated ten-day course in the "nuts and bolts" of real estate which include: time organization, listing, marketing, and negotiating the sale. (Fulfills 30 DOL continuing education clock hours.) Prereq: RES 100, or RES 110, or RES 210 taken concurrently, or real estate license. Class starts on Oct. 2nd and ends on Nov. 13 2010.
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3.00 Credits
Review the principles of real estate law, including acquisition, encumbrance, transfer, rights and obligations of parties, and Washington State regulations thereof. (Fulfills 30 DOL continuing education clock hours.) Prerequisites: RES 100, or RES 110, or RES 210, or taken concurrently, or real estate experience, or instructor permission.
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3.00 Credits
Revised to meet the January 1, 2008 Real Property Appraiser Qualification Criteria. Gain an introduction to the appraisal process. Investigate the influences on the types of real estate values. Receive an overview of real estate markets and analysis. (Fulfills 30 DOL continuing education clock hours.) Recommend concurrent enrollment in RES 100.
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3.00 Credits
This course teaches important functions in residential property management, property analysis, rental policies, rental surveys, lease provisions, inspection, building codes, tenant relations, operating policies and financial result analysis. (Fulfills 30 DOL continuing education clock hours.)
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3.00 Credits
Use economic principles to analyze the impact that national, regional, community, and neighborhood trends have on real estate values. Study trends in the money market, community growth patterns, land use controls, taxations, etc., in the Puget Sound Region. (Fulfills 30 DOL continuing education clock hours.) Prerequisites: RES 100, RES 110, or RES 180 or RES 210 which can be taken concurrently, or real estate expe ience, or real estate license or instructor permission.
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6.00 Credits
Provides advanced students with research opportunities or unpaid work experience in real estate applications parallel with those encountered in an actual job environment and allows students to pursue independent study on special projects. Credits vary depending on amount of work. (Fulfills 20-60 DOL continuing education clock hours.) Students must have advanced level standing and instructor permission.
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