Economics and Financial Markets Evening Courses
EC7141-1 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 semester hours. An intro to the American economic system focused on unemployment inflation and policy. S Grant teaches Tue 7:00-9:40 p.m. Room 205 Bowman Hall. 3 hours. A study of theory and practice of financial markets and their role in the US economy. Prerequisites Macro and Micro. Staff. Wed 7:00-9:40 p.m. Room 203 Bowman Hall.
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Bowman Hall
Federal Reserve System
Wall Street Journal
Business Week
L. Wilson
Chemistry CH7100-1 and CH7101-1 Course Listings
Chemistry CH7100-1 is a 3 credit, nonmajor survey covering atomic theory energetics reaction equilibrium and organic compounds with technology links, meeting Wednesdays 6:15 to 9:45 p.m. in Bowman Hall Room 215. Chemistry CH7101-1 offers elementary chemical principles for nursing students with lecture and lab, limited to 20, meeting Tuesdays 6:15 to 9:45 p.m.
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J. Hess
Bowman Hall
Course Catalog Entries for CS7171 and CS8320
Computer Science CS7171-1 introduces programming problem solving and basic computer concepts. M Band teaches 4:15 to 6:55 pm Tuesdays in Bowman Hall Room 209. CS8320-1 Data Processing Systems analyzes business systems with a student designed package. prerequisites Cobol Programming. L Adelson holds 7:00 to 9:40 pm Wednesdays in Computer Center.
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L. Adelson
Education courses in the Bowman Hall offerings
The catalog lists multiple education courses with 3 semester hours each. Courses cover children's literature, educational programming for special needs, reinforcement techniques for primary children, science for elementary teachers, problems and perspectives in American schools, affective education, instructional analysis, and psychology and remediation of the disabled reader. Instructors include J Vincent, A Ciriacy, L Wilson, F Moran, T Mulkeen, E Hadden, J Conklin, and J Skapof. Sessions run evenings in Bowman Hall with room numbers and capacity limits.
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J. Vincent
Bowman Hall
A. Ciriacy
America
T. Mulkeen
J. Skapof
Education Course Catalog Highlights and Instructors
The catalog lists multiple education courses with credits and schedules. Administration AD9699-1 covers school finance basics led by W. Clark on Wednesdays in Bowman Hall Room 215. Other offerings include Administrative Internship GU9990-1 with field placements, Principles and Practices in Guidance GU9801-1 with Taconic High School site, Authenticity in Teaching and Counseling GUS8INS-10 at SEED Center, Basic Writing EN7100-1, and The Literary Response to War EN7250-1 taught by M. Haines at Bowman Hall with evening sessions and room locations.
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Education Department
Moustakas
Shelburne Falls
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Economics
Computer Science
F. Moran
E. Hadden
Taconic High School
Pittsfield
Rogers
Skinner
Dewey
Taba
Schwab
Bruner
J. Conklin
W. Clark
D. Washburn
England
Crane
Hemingway
Mailer
Vonnegut
M. Haines
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