Syracuse - EDU - 760

Syracuse - EDU - 760

Syracuse - EEE - 370

COURSE SYLLABUS EEE 370Introduction to EntrepreneurshipWhitman School of Management Syracuse University Spring 2008Section: Class Meets: Room: Instructor: 001 Tuesday/Thursday 9:30-10:50 am WSM 301Dr. Michael Morris, Professor and Witting Chair

Syracuse - EEE - 375

Syracuse University School of Management EEE 375 - Entrepreneurial and Family Businesses Management SPRING 2007 Instructor: Office: E-mail: Blackboard: Class Hours: Office Hours: William J. Walsh, MBA, CPA 616 Whitman School of Management wiwalsh@syr

Syracuse - EEE - 382

1EEE 382~EntrepreneurialMarketing~A Revolutionary for the Sake of MarketingCourse Syllabus Spring 2006 ~Opus 8~Conductor:Dr. S (Dr. M. Schindehutte) Associate Professor of EntrepreneurshipContact Details: Office: Office hours:mschinde

Syracuse - EEE - 439

EEE 439 - ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND DIGITAL COMMERCESpring 2007, Tu/Thu 5:00 to 6:20 PM, Whitman 303Andy Covell and Scott Nadzan abcovell@syr.edu / senadzan@syr.edu Office hours: Tu/Thu 4:00-5:00 PM or by appointment 114 Whitman School of ManagementI.

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EEE 442 Emerging Enterprise LawProfessor Zollers fzollers@syr.edu Spring 2007 Ext. 3648Text: Bagley & Dauchy, The Entrepreneur's Guide to Business Law, 2nd edition (West Legal Studies in Business, 2003). Also purchase the Harvard Business School

Syracuse - EEE - 443

Department of Entrepreneurship and Emerging EnterpriseWhitman School of Business - Syracuse University Dream - Believe - Pursue EEE 443 EMERGING ENTERPRISE CONSULTINGCOURSE SYLLABUS EEE 443 Section A Room 101 Thursday 7-9:45 pm http:/whitman.syr.

Syracuse - EEE - 444

Dilemmas and Debates in Entrepreneurship EEE 444/644 Course Syllabus Whitman School of Management Syracuse University Fall 2006Section 001 Thursday, 7:00-9:45 pm Room: WSM 204 Instructors: George Burman, Professor of Entrepreneurship & Emerging Ente

Syracuse - EEE - 446

Minority and Womens Entrepreneurship: Race, Gender, and Entrepreneurial OpportunityEEE 446 Spring 2007 Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30 pm-4:50 pm SOM 204 Instructor: Dr. Craig Watters, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurial Practice, and friendsOffic

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EEE 457 Senior Capstone Course Spring 2007Whitman School of Management Syracuse University Mike Haynie, PhD, Assistant Professor Department of Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises Dream > Believe > Pursue @ http:/whitman.syr.edu/eee/ Office:

Syracuse - EEE - 458

Dream > Believe > Pursue1THE BUSINESS PLAN LABORATORY (EEE 458)Syllabus: Spring 2007 Department of Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises Syracuse University-a one credit hour laboratory for non-business students and other interested partie

Syracuse - EEE - 620

Entrepreneurship & Corporate VenturingEEE 620/MAR 620FALL2006 FromEntrepreneurship:Strategies&ResourcesWhydoentrepreneursneedatheoryofentrepreneurship?Becauseitenablesitsuserstobeefficient. Efficiencyfortheentrepreneurmeansrecognizingwhatkindsofin

Syracuse - EEE - 682

COURSE SYLLABUS Syracuse UniversityEntrepreneurial Marketing EEE 682 Class Meets: 7 - 9:45 p.m. Room C102 Wednesday evenings Spring 2005 Dr. Michael Morris Office: SOM 215 Phone: 443-3164 E-mail: mhmorris@syr.edu Office Hours: M, 9-11 and T, Th 2-4

Syracuse - EEE - 930

EEE930 Theoretical Foundations in EntrepreneurshipThursdays 09.30 to 12.30 in Room 525 Instructor: Johan Wiklund, PhD Kauffman eProfessor and Associate Professor Department of Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises Whitman School of Management, S

Syracuse - PPA - 723

Peter J Wilcoxen > PPA 723 Managerial EconomicsGeneral Information, Textbook and RequirementsFall 2007 General information that you may need at the beginning of the semester.THE MAXWELL SCHOOL SYRACUSE UNIVERSITYContact InformationOffice: Off

Syracuse - PPA - 723

PPA 723 Managerial Economics for Public Administrators Fall 2007 David Popp 426 Eggers Hall office ph: 443-2482 dcpopp@maxwell.syr.edu Office Hours: Tuesday 12:45-1:45 PM Wednesday 10:00-noon or by appointmentCourse Description: The goal of this co

Syracuse - PPA - 723

PPA 723 Managerial Economics for Public Administrators Fall 2008John McPeak 336 Eggers Hall Office Phone: 443-6146 e-mail: jomcpeak@maxwell.syr.edu web page: http:/faculty.maxwell.syr.edu/jomcpeak/ For this class: http:/faculty.maxwell.syr.edu/jomcp

Syracuse - PPA - 757

Economics of Development PPA 757 / ECN 661 Spring 2008 John McPeak 336 Eggers Hall Office Phone: 443-6146 web page: http:/faculty.maxwell.syr.edu/jomcpeak/ e-mail: jomcpeak@maxwell.syr.edu Office Hours: M W 9:30-11:30. Course Description: This course

Syracuse - PPA - 757

Name: _ Quiz 1PPA 730-4 Economics of Development February 18, 200415 points (each question is worth the number of points in parentheses). Each sub question (the a / b / c / d parts) are worth equal shares of the points in parentheses. 1) Compare

Syracuse - PPA - 757

Perspectives on Development: Results of a Ranking Exercise in Eastern AfricaJohn McPeak, Syracuse University PARIMA project of the GL-CRSPStudy AreaIntroduction Questions motivating the study What has been the development experience to date?

Syracuse - PPA - 757

What is Development Economics? What is Economics? The study of how scarce resources should be allocated among competing wants. Development Economics is A comparatively young area of inquiry. It was born just about a generation ago, as a subdiscipline

Syracuse - PPE - 773

Ghrelin: Dual endocrine roles of the hunger hormoneMichael Holmstrup PPE 773 April 11, 2007Regulation of GH Regulated by GHRH (+) and Somatostatin (-) Artificial substances (GHS) have been used to substitute GHRH GHS act via a distinct G-protei

Syracuse - ELE - 292

ELE 292 Electrical Fundamentals Laboratory II Lab 3 September 19, 2008 Relaxation Oscillators; the 555 TimerPart 1: The relaxation oscillator in the Prelab charges and discharges the capacitor from the op-amps output. However, a controlled switch

Syracuse - ELE - 292

ELE 292 Electrical Fundamentals Laboratory II Lab 4 September 26, 2008 TV RemotesPart 1: Make a 555 oscillator. The frequency should be 38 kHz. To do this use the oscillator circuit from Step 3 of Lab 3. Replace the capacitor with a .001 uC (1 nC)

Syracuse - ELE - 292

ELE 292 Electrical Fundamentals Laboratory II PreLab 2 September 9, 2008Second Order High-Q FiltersPart 1: Consider the following band-pass filter.+ Vin -+ Vout -Choose values for R, L, and C so that the center frequency fo is approximatel

Syracuse - ELE - 292

ELE 292 Electrical Fundamentals Laboratory II Lab 2 Sept 12, 2008Second Order High-Q FiltersPart 1: Build the band-pass filter you designed for your prelab. Verify your design by measuring the Bode Plots for the circuit. Make a graph of both the

Syracuse - ELE - 516

ELE 516 / CS 400 Fall 2008 Student Presentation There are three options for this assignment: 1) A student can give a 15 minute talk on a special topic in the field of robotics. 2) A team of two students can give a joint 25 min talk. Each student shou

Syracuse - PSC - 121

American Government and Politics PSC 121 Amanda DiPaolo Eggers 032 Tuesday 6:00-8:45 Office 025 Eggers Hall Tel. 443-9928 Office hours: Tuesdays 3:00-5:00 ajdipaol@maxwell.syr.eduAmericans expect a lot from their government liberty, freedom and fa

Syracuse - PSC - 121

PSC 121.100 AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT AND POLITICSSpring 2007 MW, 10:35-11:30am + weekly discussion section Maxwell Auditorium Professor Danny Hayes dwhayes@maxwell.syr.edu Eggers 322 Office Hours: MW, 1:30-3:00pm & by appt. (315) 443-3829 TEACHI

Syracuse - PSC - 121

PSC 121 American National Government and Politics Sections 102 and 105 TA Tobias (Toby) Van Assche Tvanassc@maxwell .syr.edu Section times and locations: Section 102: Huntington Beard Crouse Hall, 213A Fri: 12:50-1:45 AM Section 105: Eggers Hall, 111

Syracuse - PSC - 202

Political Science 202 Political Argument and Reasoning Spring 2007<http:/classes.maxwell.syr.edu/psc202_s07/>Meeting TimesTuesday & Thursday, 11:00 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. Section: Eggers 010 Plenary Sessions: Eggers 010InstructorProfessor Keith By

Syracuse - PSC - 202

PSC 202 Spring 2007 Keith Bybee Schedule for Student-led Sections General Instructions The goal of the student-led sections is to allow students to run the discussion. Specific students will be given roles for each section, but all students will be c

Syracuse - PSC - 202

The Importance of StylePSC 202 Fall 20061Elements of Style or Not"Trying to stop suiciders - which we're doing a pretty good job of on occasion -is difficult to do. And what the Iraqis are going to have to eventually do is convince those who

Syracuse - PSC - 313

PSC 313.001 CAMPAIGN ANALYSISFall 2006 M&W, 8-9:20am HL 114 Professor Danny Hayes E-mail: dwhayes@maxwell.syr.edu Office: Eggers 322 Office Hours: M&W, 1:30-3:00pm Phone: (315) 443-3829 Teaching Assistant: Jonathan Panikoff E-mail: jrpaniko@syr.edu

Syracuse - PSC - 325

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW II PSC 325 Keith J. Bybee Eggers 010 Tuesday, Thursday 10:00 10:55Office Eggers Hall 321 tel. 443-9743 kjbybee@maxwell.syr.eduOffice Hours Tues. 12:00 1:00 Thurs. 11:00 1:00Course Description This course examines the juris

Syracuse - PSC - 347

THE POLITICS OF RUSSIA Political Science 347 Syracuse University Prof. Brian Taylor Fall 2008 Classroom: CH 101 Class time: TTH 3:30-4:50 Office: 531 Eggers Office Hours: W 3-4, TH 10-11 or by appointment E-mail: bdtaylor@maxwell.syr.edu Phone: 443-3

Syracuse - PSC - 348

Politics & The Military Political Science 348.001 Syracuse University Prof. Brian Taylor Spring 2008 Classroom: HGL 113 Class time: TTh 11:00-12:20 Office: 531 Eggers Office Hours: W 10-11, TH 3-4, or by appointment E-mail: bdtaylor@maxwell.syr.edu P

Syracuse - PSC - 694

Qualitative Political AnalysisPSC 694, Fall 2008 Prof. Audie Klotz Class: Thursdays 9:3012:15 in Maxwell 315 Office Hours: Tu 9:3011am, Th 34:30pm email: aklotz@maxwell.syr.edu office: Eggers 330, tel: 443-3866This course introduces the research t

Syracuse - PSC - 780

Politics of Russia Political Science 780.M001 Syracuse University Prof. Brian Taylor Fall 2005 Classroom: MAX315 Class time: TH 9:30-12:15 Office: 531 Eggers Office Hours: T 10-12, W 3-4, or by appointment E-mail: bdtaylor@maxwell.syr.edu Phone: 443-

Syracuse - PSY - 400

Psychology 400: Special Topics Seminar All in: The Scientific Psychology of Poker Spring 2008 Classroom: TBD seminar room Meeting Time: Wednesday, 7-8:50 Instructor: A. Rutchick, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology Email: amrutchi@syr.edu O

Syracuse - REL - 107

REL 107: Religion, Literature, Film Literary and cinematic approaches to religious life, focusing on Jewish and Christian communities. Special attention to the Bible, Yiddish culture, postHolocaust writing, and Israel; topics include land, tradition,

Syracuse - REL - 244

REL 244: Indigenous Religions The connections between material life and religious life in cultures throughout the world. The diverse ways that various cultures inhabit their landscapes.

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REL 281: African Religions: An Introduction Historical and comparative study of the religions of Africa. Indigenous religious diversity. Christianity, Islam, and the new African-led religious movements. Case studies of myth, ritual, concepts of the d

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REL 334: Modern Judaism The impact of modernity on Jewish life and thought. Issues and themes vary.

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REL 337: Shoah: Responding to the Holocaust Historical, literary, and philosophical representations of, and responses to, the Nazi genocide. Philosophical, theological, and ethical challenges raised by the Holocaust.

Syracuse - REL - 348

REL 348: Religion and American Consumerism The development of America through the contact between indigenous and colonial peoples divergent religious understandings of land.

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REL 364: Islamic Literatures Major forms of literary and oral expression in Muslim cultures: poetry, devotional songs, folklore, storytelling, aphorisms, sermons, and philosophical writings. Explores the nature of God, humanity, creation, beauty, vir

Syracuse - REL - 384

REL 384: Goddesses, Women, and Power in Hinduism Interrelationship of power as female and female power in Hindu cosmology, mythology, and society. Complexities of mythic, domestic, and economic gender hierarchies.

Syracuse - REL - 386

REL 386: Studies in Buddhism Selected topics in the thought and practice of Buddhism.

Syracuse - REL - 440

REL 440: Modern Religious Thought Examines conceptions of human being in modern religious thought in Europe and America. Themes may include God and the self; God, art, and delight; and religion and despair. Figures examined may include Kierkegaard, D

Syracuse - REL - 465

Blake Paradis REL 465 Final paper Fall 2007 12/13/07How Gender Models Affect Muslims in a Syracuse CommunityI chose this topic because throughout our discussions of Islam the focus stayed on various communities worldwide. This made me curious to

Syracuse - REL - 498

REL 498: Thesis Preparation Departmental distinction for majors who demonstrate exceptional achievement in the study of religion.

Syracuse - REL - 551

REL 551: Ethics and the Health Professions Ethical theories in professional, organizational, and political-economic fields in health care. Specific issues: assisted suicide, professional codes, ethics of costcutting and justice with respect to care.

Syracuse - REL - 611

REL 611: The Idea of Scripture The religious, literary, and political factors that affected the development and canonization of Jewish and Christian scriptures and shaped the idea of authoritative scripture in Western religious traditions.

Syracuse - REL - 640

REL 640: The Philosophical Foundations of Religion Philosophic and religious heritage highlighted by Pythagoras, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Plotinus, Augustine, and Aquinas. Focus varies from year to year.

Syracuse - REL - 667

REL 667: Postmodern Theology Philosophical background of postmodernism and its theological and cultural expressions. Content varies. May be repeated for credit.

Syracuse - REL - 671

REL 671: Religion and Post-Freudian Depth Psychologies Contemporary psychoanalytic theories and their implications for interpreting religious phenomena: Melanie Klein, Jacques Lacan, D.W. Winnicott, Erick Erickson, Hans Leowald, Heinz Kohut, Christop

Syracuse - REL - 699

REL 699: Writing Religions and Cultures: Ethnographic Practice A range of aims and strategies for writing ethnographies of religion in the multiple contexts of cultures, history, and politics.

Syracuse - ETS - 142

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITYInstructional Materials: WRT 105 Practices of Academic Writing ETS 142 Narratives of Culture: Introduction to Issues of Critical Reading 2007-2008Faculty: Patricia A. Moody, Ph.D, Associate Professor, Department of English Admin

Syracuse - FOR - 538

FOR338/538 MeteorologyProject Data Collection Procedure Example 210/09/2004If you want to make comparisons of relative humidity using 006, 012, 018 data calculated by the ETA model in North America.Forecast data of relative humidity for 006,