Course Syllabi

Various aspects of real estate sales, purchases, and encumbrances.

Legal analysis of marriage, dissolution of marriage, parental rights and duties, pleading and practice.

Introduction to the fundamental concepts of admin- istrative law.

Bankruptcy laws, procedures, and the role of para- legals in bankruptcy practice.

Interviewing, investigating, questioning, document -ing, and evidence analysis.

Word processing skills, litigation support systems , presentation programs, billing systems, and trial electronic software for the law office.

Internship requiring 27 hours of work in a para- legal capacity.

An orientation and introduction to law enforcement as well as an overview of law and legal matters, patrol procedures, and traffic control.

This course is designed for individuals who are employed in law enforcement or current law enforcement training. Students will develop a working knowledge of phlebotomy. Law enforcement officers learn the appropriate procedures for drawing blood, specimen handling, and proper documentation to assure the integrity of evidence and chain of command procedures.

This course is designed as a refresher course for individuals who are employed in law enforcement or current law enforcement training. Law enforcement officers will review the appropriate and current best practice procedures for drawing blood, specimen handling, and proper documentation to assure the integrity of evidence and chain of command procedures.

An orientation and introduction to law enforcement as well as an overview of law and legal matters, patrol procedures, and traffic control.

Introduction to the field of logistics to include development of logistics systems, careers in logistics, distribution planning, supply chain security, and customer service. Also includes roles and functions of: purchasing, inventory control, physical distribution, warehousing, transportation methods, packaging, and customs.

Loss avoidance procedures, claim preparation, filing procedures, dispute resolution and other considerations involved in the drafting and negotiations of freight and logistics contracts. Legal and regulatory requirements applicable to contracts for product transportation are included.

Warehouse functions, processes, organization and operations. Includes analysis of warehouse location, operation, management, controls, procedures, finance, security, cargo/materials handling, and productivity.

Study of domestic freight transportation systems. Includes demand for freight movement, laws, regulations, pricing, policies, traffic management, security, and international transportation issues.

Basic purchasing functions related to logistics. Includes establishing requirements, policies, procedures, purchasing decisions, goods received, packaging, shipping, and managing inventory levels.

In this introductory Logistics course, we will explore the backbone of global trade. This course encompasses the three major building blocks of logistics networks: transportation, warehousing, and inventory. After completing this course, students will be able to differentiate the advantages and disadvantages of different modes of transportation. Students will understand what goes into designing and setting up a warehousing facility. Finally, they will be able to select the options that enable students to develop logistics networks that minimize costs and deliver top customer service.

Provides foundational insights of key elements of logistics with a focus on sales operations, demand forecasting, replenishment planning, manufacturing services, sourcing strategies, and transaction execution.

Provides the essential knowledge and practical skills in logistics and supply chain management, focusing on the unique challenges and opportunities presented by the U.S.–Mexico border region. Students will gain an understanding of customs regulations, trade agreements, and cultural considerations that influence supply chain operations.

Portfolio development of non-traditional experiences in massage therapy and/or healthcare.