Fall Schedule
Perspective
on the Individual Core 1001/2007 (Core B)
See the Syllabus Core B
Syllabus
Tuesday 2:10 pm to 4:40 pm Room NAB 107
The American Experience Core 2002/3009 (Core D)
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D Syllabus
Monday
2:10 pm to 4:40 pm Room NAB 209
Tuesday 5:25 pm to
8:00 pm Room NAB 102
Tentative Spring Schedule
One
Section Each of Core A (4), B (1), and D (2)
See the Syllabi for B and D elsewhere on this page
See the Most Recent Syllabi for Other Courses
Principles of Accounting II Principles 2 - Syllabus
Accounting Information Systems
ACCT 3390
One Section in Madison and One Section in Teaneck
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Most Recent Syllabus A I S
Syllabus
Financial Accounting - An End User Approach
Tuesday & Thursday 6:00 pm to 9:30 pm
See the Syllabus Financial Accounting - Syllabus
Cost Accounting - Measurement, Planning and Control
See the most recent Syllabus Cost Accounting - Syllabus
Advanced Managerial Applications
ACCT 6684
Advanced Applications - Syllabus
Executive MBA Managerial Accounting
EXEC 6650
See the most recent Syllabus EMBA Syllabus
Business Ethics Forum Ethics - Syllabus
The Global Challenge
Core 1006 (Core A)
Meets on line but has occasional classes
Please See the On Line Syllabus at FDU.EDU
Some Advice on Succeeding in My Classes
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Paper Guidelines
You
can always email me & I usually get back within 24 hours.
You can give me your homework
(1) in class,
(2) have someone else give it to me in
class,
(3) email it to me,
(4) fax it to me,
(5) drop it off in my office, my mailbox
or with the Core Secretary Theresa.
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Plus – In Policy
Many
times students come to me asking to be added into a class
of mine that is already full. We place caps on these
courses because
putting too many people into a class that should provide
the students
with the opportunity to discuss the material
reduces the value of the class
for everyone and requires more effort from the
instructor. At a minimum I
have more papers and exams to grade, and more journals
to read, etc.
Often
students tell me that they need this course to graduate and can
only take it at the time that my class is
offered.
Since
you are asking more of me, it seems only fair that I tell you
what I expect from a plus-in. I expect you to be
in virtually every class.
Virtually
always prepared, having read everything assigned, and brought
it to class to refer to. Expect me to call on you to verify
that regularly. I
would make these same claims of all of the
students who register for my
class but they do not have to get my permission to
register. Plus-ins do
need my permission.
So,
this is the deal. You want me to plus you in. Ok, as long as there
are not already plus-ins. But be very well
prepared. If that is okay with you,
then please sign up with me. Let’s understand
each other. If you do not
live up to these requirements, you will fail this
course.
And I am sure that will not help you
graduate.
Photo Gallery:
Summer 2001: Freud
Museum in Vienna
Summer 2002: Wyoming Snake River
Photo of February 2003 Sunday Afternoon Sunday Afternoon
Summer 2003: Gulf of St. Lawrence Cod Fish
The Puzzler
Crossing the River: A group of people have to
cross a river on a ferry. There are a Mother
and two daughters, a Dad and two sons, a Police Person and a Criminal in
custody. The
following restrictions exist:
1) only two people can be on the ferry at a time,
2) only the Mother, the Dad or the Police Person can pilot the ferry, so one of
them must be
on the ferry whenever it transfers anyone over or back across the river,
3) the Mother can not be left with either one or both
of the Sons unless the Dad is present,
4) the Dad can not be left with either one or both of
the Daughters unless the Mother is present,
5) the Criminal can not be left with anyone else
unless the Police Person is present,
6) the ferry may be used as often as desired and individuals may cross and
re-cross the river
many times.
What is a successful sequence of movements to get everyone across the river.
You may want to use the following internet site which will allow you to try
various combinations
of moves, although not in English. The start area is in the lower right hand
corner.
Http://freeweb.siol.net/danej/riverIQGame.swf Click here for link
BONUS
QUESTION
Please identify the phrase that the attached photo represents. Also identify
the novel and the author of westerns which would be able to use it as
a cover for the next printing of the novel. The Photo
To
see my list for the 10 Best Movies of all Time see Movies
The
Wachs Great Books Week will be:
August
5th to the 11th, 2012
The Topic is:
Method or Madness
The Readings are:
Monday: Michael Foucault: History of Madness (Parts 1
& 2)
Tuesday: Shakespeare: Hamlet
Wednesday: Greenblatt: Will
in the World
Thursday: Stoppard: Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
Friday: John Updike: Gertrude and Claudius
Saturday: 4 Short Pieces:
Laura Bohannan: Shakespeare in the Bush
Don Nigro: Dead Men’s Fingers
Margaret Atwood: Gertrude Talks Back
Jorge Luis Borges: Everything and Nothing
See the Great
Books Announcement
