Coursework
Northampton Community College
Calculus 1 With Review: Equivalent to Pre-Calculus and Calculus, this course covered Derivatives, Limit functions, Integration, Differentiation, Antiderivatives, and more.
English 1 & 2: English 1 focused heavily on writing, sourcing, formatting, and researching papers. English 2 focused more on literature, self-research, analyzing, and understanding writing.
The online portfolio for classwork can be found here.
Cultural Anthropology: A look into the world’s cultures, emphasis on Papa New Guinea, and how each interacts, defines, and exists in the world.
Micro/Macroeconomics: A dual perspective on economics including focus on supply/demand, marginal analysis, scarcity, incentives, and more.
Management Fundamentals: History of management along with applying concepts to case scenarios and recreating potential decisions.
Introduction to Philosophy: The basics of philosophy such as freedom, justice, love, Allegory of the Cave, and the like.
Honors Ethics & Morals: A concentration on the philosophy of ethics and morals with a focus on Plato and Margaret Atwood.
Principles of Marketing: How marketing works and drives business revenue, overview of entire topic, 4 Ps of marketing, SMART goals, SWOT analysis, VALS. Class ending with a final Marketing Plan Project.
A copy of the Marketing Plan Project can be found here and here.
Managerial Accounting: Planning, controlling, and evaluating company performance from an internal perspective.
Financial Accounting 1 & 2: Accounting equation, debts v. credits, GAAP, financial statements all from an external view; preparing data that will be published.
Honors American History 1: History of early America from settlers and investors in a New World to the Industrial Revolution
Business Statistics: Overview of statistical formulas and concepts geared for business applications. Focus includes: variance, correlation, regression.
Business Law 1: Description of the U.S. court system and how it works, overview of the law, history of law, case studies.
Speech Communication: Overview of speech and speech science (communication models, Sapir Whorf hypothesis, encoding/decoding) along with required in-class speeches, both individual and group.
Honors Contemporary Biology: Biology taught at a level for non-science majors, cells, classification of life, biomes/climate, climate change, and much more.
Honors Introduction to Film: Overview of popular films throughout history along with tools to better analyze movies and classifications to better understand how they are made.
Introduction to Computers: Overview of basic computing concepts such as byte, bit, computer components, binary, along with a focus on Microsoft Office.
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