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1 Summer 2016 Programs & Courses Inside Part-time undergraduate degrees: > Health Sciences Management > Interdisciplinary Studies with Business & Liberal Studies options Online and on-site certificates, many of which can be completed in months: > Accounting & Finance > Acquisition & Contracts > Criminal Justice > Cybersecurity & IT > Health Sciences Management > Leadership & Management > Marketing & PR > Public Administration

2 Fran Marshall, museum finance manager and artist, enrolled in the Certificate in Accounting because the program was developed with working adults in mind. She passed the CPA exam, and applies new skills daily. The School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS) opens the doors of the University of Virginia to nontraditional adult learners. It is the mission of SCPS to be responsive to its students by providing high quality educational opportunities to help them achieve their personal and professional goals. The commitment to serving a diverse community of learners is apparent in the programs and courses offered at convenient times and places. Students enrolled through SCPS have the option to learn in the classroom, at various locations around the Commonwealth, and online.

3 Contents Learning Environments... 2 Degree Programs... 3 Graduate Certificates Graduate Transfer Partnerships Undergraduate / Post-Baccalaureate Certificates Certificate Programs - Application & Admission, Deadlines... 9 Noncredit Certificates Credit Classes by Location or Online Noncredit Classes by Location or Online Credit Class Offerings Noncredit Class Offerings Registration, Payment, Tuition & Fees SCPS Calendars Information Sessions TBA Degree Programs for Working Adults Please check for a complete schedule of Information Sessions to learn more about the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies and the new Bachelor of Professional Studies in Health Sciences Management. Academic Calendar < APRIL 2016 > S M T W T F S Registration Opens April 15 Classes Begin Mid May Certificate Program Deadlines See page 9. Degree Program Deadlines See page 3. The School of Continuing and Professional Studies may cancel, modify, or make substitutions for any published class or program, may change instructors, and may change the dates and times a class is offered. Information published in this catalog is subject to change. Please use the Class Search at for the most up-to-date and complete listing of classes offered through SCPS this semester. < MAY 2016 > S M T W T F S To learn more or to register, visit 1

4 Learning Environments In Person You will see the terminology In Person to define the mode of instruction in the Student Information System (SIS). You may also see this type of class referred to as classroom-based. These classes provide only face-to-face (F2F) instruction, and may include lectures, discussion, and seminar-style formats. Less than 50% Internet-Based You will see the terminology Less than 50% Internet to define the mode of instruction in the Student Information System (SIS). You may also see this type of class referred to as hybrid or blended. These classes combine both face-to-face (F2F) and online instruction. There will be required F2F classes, as well as online class meetings. Less than 50% of class materials, course activities, assignments, and discussions will be online. More than 50% Internet-Based You will see the terminology More than 50% Internet to define the mode of instruction in the Student Information System (SIS). You may also see this type of class referred to as hybrid or blended. These classes combine both face-to-face (F2F) and online instruction. There will be required F2F classes, as well as online class meetings. More than 50% of class materials, course activities, assignments, and discussions will be online. Televised You will see the terminology Televised to define the mode of instruction in the Student Information System (SIS). You may also see this type of class referred to as DVC (digital video conferencing). These classes originate on Grounds or at sites across Virginia, and are transmitted to one or more receiving sites using digital video. Classes are transmitted in real time to allow for student and faculty interaction and engagement. Web-Based You will see the terminology Web-Based to define the mode of instruction in the Student Information System (SIS). You may also see this type of class referred to as online. All instruction in these classes occurs in an online environment, synchronously or asynchronously, or both. The instructor provides all materials, course activities, assignments, and discussions in an online environment. Is My Web-Based Class Synchronous or Asynchronous? Same Time / Different Place... Synchronous Web-Based Different Time / Different Place...Asynchronous Web-Based Learn More About Online Learning at SCPS Visit to view newly-created videos about what to expect in your online courses at SCPS. Asynchronous with Synchronous Sessions Some online, asynchronous courses include synchronous sessions. Attendance at these live synchronous sessions is strongly encouraged, but each session will be recorded for students future listening (at no penalty) if they are not able to attend the live session. 2 UVa School of Continuing & Professional Studies

5 Degree Programs Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies Online, Charlottesville, Richmond, and on the campuses of Northern Virginia, Thomas Nelson, and Tidewater community colleges The Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a part-time undergraduate degree program for working adults. Classes are offered online and on-grounds in Charlottesville, in Richmond, on the Virginia Beach campus of Tidewater Community College, on the Alexandria and Loudoun campuses of Northern Virginia Community College, and on the Williamsburg campus of Thomas Nelson Community College. Students enter the BIS program as third year students, having completed 60 transferable hours in core and elective requirements. Applicants for the off-grounds program offered with the Northern Virginia and Tidewater community colleges need to have earned at least fifteen (15) transferable credits from the host community college. The BIS curriculum is designed to foster a broad liberal studies education with concentrations offered in business, the liberal arts, or in an individualized concentration. In-person, blended, and online classes are available. Applications are accepted for fall and spring admission. The application deadline for fall admission is May 15. Bachelor of Professional Studies in Health Sciences Management Online The Bachelor of Professional Studies in Health Sciences Management (BPHM) is intended for adults working in health care who aspire to managerial roles, but lack the necessary bachelor s degree. Health care professionals who have earned an associate s degree and who hold a national certification in emergency medical services, health information management, medical laboratory technology, occupational therapy assistant, physical therapy assistant, radiography, respiratory therapy, and sonography are invited to apply. Admitted students complete their degree requirements on a part-time basis while continuing to work. Courses are offered online, making it convenient for adults to balance work and family while continuing their education. The program emphasizes competency and skills development in the areas of communication, relationship management, leadership, professionalism, knowledge of health care, and business skills necessary for professional growth and advance in the health care industry. Program requirements can be completed in 10 terms. Under a Guaranteed Admission Agreement (GAA) with the Virginia Community College System (VCCS), applicants who have completed an associate of applied science degree from a VCCS college in an applicable allied health field with 45 or more credits earned from VCCS, and have earned a GPA in VCCS coursework of 3.5 or better, and hold national certification in an applicable allied health field will be eligible for guaranteed admission. Those applying under the GAA must submit a letter of intent and official transcripts to Admission Services by February 15. A completed online application for admission must be submitted by May 15. Applications are accepted for fall admission. The application deadline for fall admission is May 15. To learn more or to register, visit 3

6 Graduate Certificates Cybersecurity Management Online This 6-course (18-credit) graduate certificate is designed to provide managers and information technology professionals with the essential tools needed to identify cyber threats; devise appropriate defense strategies; develop policy; plan and conduct security assessments; and understand the ethical, legal, and regulatory environment as it relates to operating in cyberspace. The courses are mapped to the National Cybersecurity Workforce Framework, as part of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Careers and Studies. The certificate is ideal for managers charged with overseeing the security function, information technology professionals seeking professional skills in cybersecurity management, and cybersecurity professionals seeking additional credentials. See Graduate Transfer Partnerships on page 6 to learn how you can transfer credits earned in the certificate to a master s degree. emarketing Online This 5-course (15-credit) graduate certificate provides the practical knowledge and hands-on skill development using the integrated web, , and database technologies needed to acquire and retain customers in today s marketing environment. The program is appropriate for marketing professionals in all stages of their professional development as well as career changers. Health Sciences Management New Online This 6-course (18-credit) graduate certificate provides a foundation of management competencies for individuals working in a health care setting and looking to advance into entry-level manager positions. The program is uniquely designed for students interested in developing their skills in the areas of management, finance and leadership. It is appropriate for those with a bachelor s degree in an allied health field, natural sciences, social sciences or business/commerce, or for those with a bachelor s degree in any major with a minimum of two years of work experience in health care. The coursework focuses on the core knowledge and competencies recognized by the Healthcare Leadership Alliance of the American College of Healthcare Executives. Leadership Online This 6-course (18-credit) graduate certificate provides a solid foundation of leadership and management competencies that can be applied immediately in the workplace. The program is uniquely designed for students who are interested in developing their personal leadership style, while focusing on one of three areas: general leadership, technology leadership, or project management. The certificate is appropriate for working professionals in the private sector, the nonprofit sector, and for those working in federal, state, or local government. See Graduate Transfer Partnerships on page 6 to learn how you can transfer credits earned in the certificate to a master s degree. Leadership in Human Resources Management Online This 5-course (15-credit) graduate certificate provides the knowledge and skills essential in top management positions. Coursework focuses on the principles and concepts of group and team behavior, leadership roles, the importance of organizational vision, values and ethics, assessing and capitalizing on human resources, and managing scarce resources in today s complex organizations. This hands-on program is ideal for human resource management professionals in the early to mid-level stages of their professional development. Typical students are working professionals who have completed a bachelor s degree, work in the field of human resources management, and are ready to assume greater responsibilities. See Graduate Transfer Partnerships on page 6 to learn how you can transfer credits earned in the certificate to a master s degree. 4 UVa School of Continuing & Professional Studies

7 National Criminal Justice Command College Richmond The National Criminal Justice Command College provides an integrated, cutting-edge approach to criminal justice education through a framework of leadership and collaboration. Offered with the Virginia State Police, the 10-week program provides options for students to earn an undergraduate, graduate, or noncredit certificate. The program is scheduled annually from mid-july to mid-september. The Command College is ideal for mid- and upper-level law enforcement supervisors in state, county, or municipal units, as well as for executives in corrections and corporate or private security. The curriculum is current, applicable, and appropriate for any size, style, or geographically located organization. Applications are being accepted for Summer Procurement & Contracts Management Online This 6-course (18-credit) graduate certificate provides advanced training in the field of procurement and contracts management. Coursework focuses on the core competencies recognized by the National Contract Management Association. The certificate is ideal for mid-level and senior professionals looking to stay ahead of the competition, advance in their career, or increase their earning potential. Students with no prior procurement and contracting experience are advised to enroll in PC 4010 before beginning courses in this certificate. See Graduate Transfer Partnerships on page 6 to learn how you can transfer credits earned in the certificate to a master s degree. Project Management Online This 6-course (18-credit) graduate certificate provides a core framework and information on how to apply a wide range of tools in order to be an effective project manager. Coursework focuses on the core competencies recognized by the Project Management Institute. The certificate is ideal for individuals who are required to manage projects but possess a limited understanding of project management as a discipline. See also Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) Review Prep for PMP Exam, an online noncredit course that provides an in-depth review of the Project Management Institute s Required Body of Knowledge to successfully prepare for the Project Management Professional (PMP) exam. Page 27. Public Administration Online This 5-course (15-credit) graduate certificate provides the essential knowledge and skills needed to meet the administrative and management challenges of today s public sector and nonprofit organizations. Courses build the knowledge base necessary for decision making, planning, administrative effectiveness, budgeting, and critical thinking, as well as the management and leadership skills essential for success. The courses are ideal for employees working in public or nonprofit organizations, career changers interested in entering the public or nonprofit sectors, and in-service or pre-career students interested in beginning a career in public service. See Graduate Transfer Partnerships on page 7 to learn how you can transfer credits earned in the certificate to a master s degree. To learn more or to register, visit 5

8 Graduate Transfer Partnerships The School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS) has developed partnerships with several universities to provide master s degree opportunities for its graduate certificate students. For a list of the identified course equivalences applicable to their respective graduate programs, visit: Transfer Program with Hollins University The UVa School of Continuing and Professional Studies and the Hollins University have established a graduate-level transfer program. SCPS students earning a graduate certificate in Leadership are eligible to apply and transfer their credits into the Hollins University Masters of Arts in Liberal Studies (MALS) program. No more than nine (9) credit hours of graduate course work earned at UVa may be applied to the MALS program, except for students who have completed the Leadership certificate. Students who have completed the Leadership certificate can apply up to eighteen (18) credit hours of graduate course work earned at UVa towards the MALS program. For more information, contact: Lorraine Lang langl@hollins.edu Transfer Program with Marymount University The UVa School of Continuing and Professional Studies and the Marymount School of Business Administration have established a graduate-level transfer program. SCPS students earning a graduate certificate in Procurement & Contracts Management are eligible to apply and transfer their credits into the Marymount University M.S. in Leadership & Management program, and those earning a graduate certificate in Leadership in Human Resources Management are eligible to apply and transfer their credits into the Marymount M.A. in Human Resources Management. No more than eighteen (18) credit hours of graduate course work earned at UVa may be applied to a Marymount School of Business degree program. For more information, contact: Maureen Dour Marymount University Admissions Coordinator mdour@marymount.edu Transfer Program with Syracuse University The UVa School of Continuing and Professional Studies and the Syracuse University School of Information Studies have established a graduate-level transfer program. SCPS students earning a Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity Management are eligible to apply and transfer their credits into the Syracuse University Master of Science in Information Management program. No more than fifteen (15) credit hours of graduate course work earned at UVa may be applied to a Syracuse School of Information Studies degree program. For more information, contact: Susan Corieri Assistant Dean for Enrollment Management and Special Academic Program Initiatives School of Information Studies, Syracuse University sbcorier@syr.edu UVa School of Continuing & Professional Studies

9 Transfer Program with Virginia Tech The UVa School of Continuing and Professional Studies and the Virginia Tech Center for Public Administration and Policy have established a graduate-level transfer program. SCPS students earning a Graduate Certificate in Public Administration are eligible to apply and transfer their credits into the Virginia Tech Master of Public Administration program. No more than eighteen (18) credit hours of graduate course work earned at UVa may be applied to a Virginia Tech Master of Public Administration degree program. For more information, contact: Brian Cook Center for Public Administration & Policy Virginia Tech brml27@vt.edu Transfer Partnerships Leading to a Master s Degree SCPS Certificate Transfer Credits Partner Institution Master s Degree Cybersecurity Management Human Resources Management 15 Syracuse Information Management (M.S.) 18 Marymount Human Resources Management (M.A.) Leadership 18 Hollins Liberal Studies (M.A.) Procurement & Contracts Management 18 Marymount Leadership & Management (M.S.) Public Administration 18 Virginia Tech Public Administration (MPA) To learn more or to register, visit 7

10 Undergraduate / Post-Baccalaureate Certificates Accounting Online This 10-course (30-credit) undergraduate/post-baccalaureate certificate prepares individuals to assume greater responsibility for the accounting function. Coursework provides a foundation in accounting, auditing, taxation, commercial law, and managerial finance. The certificate is ideal for those individuals new to the accounting profession, as well as for mid-level professionals looking to stay ahead of the competition, advance in their career, or increase their earning potential. The accounting certificate program includes courses that are both required and recommended as preparation to sit for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) examination. The Virginia State Board of Accountancy requires CPA applicants to obtain at least 120 semester hours of education with a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university with 48 semester hours for an accounting concentration or equivalent as follows: 24 semester hours in accounting courses to include auditing, financial accounting, management accounting, and taxation.* 24 semester hours of business courses. As many as 6 hours of accounting courses (not included in the 24 hours of accounting courses) may be considered for the business course requirement. The coursework must be completed prior to application to sit for the CPA exam. Many individuals who have completed our Certificate in Accounting have successfully passed the exam and are now CPAs. *Introductory accounting courses cannot be considered in determining whether a person has obtained the 48 minimum number of semester hours required for an accounting concentration or equivalent. Federal Acquisition Online Falls Church The 6 course (18-credit) undergraduate/post-baccalaureate certificate prepares individuals for the numerous open positions in government contracting. Professionals working in government acquisition award, administer, and manage a wide range of acquisition programs supporting national security, public services, and government operations. Coursework provides students with the necessary skills and abilities to successfully use the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and Defense Federal Acquisition Regulations (DFAR) to develop acquisition strategies, substantiate contracting decisions, evaluate proposals and awards, and manage and close out contracts. The Certificate in Federal Acquisition is a key component to attaining Level I Contracting Certification, and therefore positions students to work for either a civilian or Department of Defense (DOD) agency. Human Resources Management Online This 6-course (18-credit) undergraduate/post-baccalaureate certificate addresses the functional areas of human resources, including the management of organizations, organizational development, and legal and ethic issues. Elective courses allow students to delve deeper into specialized areas, polish communication skills, and explore relevant topics. The certificate is appropriate for those just entering the field of human resources management. Information Technology Online This 6-course (18-credit) undergraduate/post-baccalaureate certificate provides individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to assume entry-level positions in the field of information technology. Coursework covers the strategic value of IT to businesses and exposes students to the web application development process (topics include IT architecture, systems analysis and design, web design, database systems, and web application development). Upon completion of the certificate, students are prepared for positions in systems analysis, web design and application development, programming, and business analysis. 8 UVa School of Continuing & Professional Studies

11 National Criminal Justice Command College Richmond The National Criminal Justice Command College provides an integrated, cutting-edge approach to criminal justice education through a framework of leadership and collaboration. Offered with the Virginia State Police, the 10-week program provides options for students to earn an undergraduate, graduate, or noncredit certificate. The program is scheduled annually from mid-july to mid-september. The Command College is ideal for mid- and upper-level law enforcement supervisors in state, county, or municipal units, as well as for executives in corrections and corporate or private security. The curriculum is current, applicable, and appropriate for any size, style, or geographically located organization. Applications are being accepted for Summer Post-Bac Pre-Med Charlottesville The Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Medical Program is a full-time, one-year certificate program designed for college graduates with strong academic records who have made a late decision to pursue a career in medicine. It provides the science courses students need to be eligible for medical school admission. Applications are accepted beginning August 1 for the following summer. Procurement & Contracts Management Online This 6-course (18-credit) undergraduate/post-baccalaureate certificate provides students with the principles for effective procurement and contracts management essential to all organizations. Coursework focuses on the core competencies recognized by the National Contract Management Association. The certificate is ideal for those individuals just entering the field of procurement and contracts management. Certificate Programs Application & Admission Students can enroll in courses without applying for admission to earn the certificate. However, a maximum of two courses will count toward satisfying the requirements for the certificate prior to admission. Applications are accepted online, and must include the following: Proof of high school diploma or equivalent for those applying to an undergraduate certificate See the web site for details regarding academic credentials needed for noncredit certificates College transcript for those applying to a graduate certificate Résumé Letter of recommendation Statement of purpose Application for Virginia In-State Education Privileges, if seeking in-state tuition eligibility $70 Application fee, payable by credit card only Deadlines Certificate Programs April 1 - Summer Admission July 1 - Fall Admission November 1 - Spring Admission National Criminal Justice Command College June 15 - Summer Admission To learn more or to register, visit 9

12 Noncredit Certificates Certified Financial Planning Falls Church The Certificate in Certified Financial Planning is designed to provide individuals with the skills and knowledge necessary for obtaining CFP Certification. This noncredit program is registered with the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. and includes seven classes that address the core competencies in financial planning, insurance, investment planning, income tax planning, retirement planning, estate planning, and ethics. The program is ideal for finance and insurance professionals, attorneys, and career changers with an undergraduate or advanced degree. College seniors, who have met program entry requirements, are eligible for admission to the program. National Criminal Justice Command College Richmond The National Criminal Justice Command College provides an integrated, cutting-edge approach to criminal justice education through a framework of leadership and collaboration. Offered with the Virginia State Police, the 10-week program provides options for students to earn an undergraduate, graduate, or noncredit certificate. The program is scheduled annually from mid-july to mid-september. The Command College is ideal for mid- and upper-level law enforcement supervisors in state, county, or municipal units, as well as for executives in corrections and corporate or private security. The curriculum is current, applicable, and appropriate for any size, style, or geographically located organization. Applications are being accepted for Summer Public Relations Online The Certificate in Public Relations provides a solid foundation in the fundamental functions of public relations. The noncredit certificate includes eight courses designed to provide the public relations practitioner, small business owner, and those interested in entering the field of public relations with the knowledge, skills, and abilities critical for success. 10 UVa School of Continuing & Professional Studies

13 Credit Classes by Location or Online Charlottesville Falls Church NVCC Alexandria NVCC Loudoun Richmond TCC Virginia Beach TNCC Williamsburg Online Accounting Graduate - see page 15 ACCT 5210: Introductory Auditing 3 ACCT 5460: Federal Taxation II 3 Accounting Undergraduate - see page 15 ACCT 2010: Introductory Accounting I 3 ACCT 2020: Introductory Accounting II 3 ACCT 3110: Intermediate Accounting I 3 ACCT 3120: Intermediate Accounting II 3 ACCT 3140: Cost Accounting 3 BIS Undergraduate - see pages ISBU 3281 ISHU 3281 ISSS 3281: The Art of Public Speaking 3 ISBU 3422 ISSS 3422: Managing your Emotions in the Workplace 3 ISBU 4420 ISSS 4420: Speaking with Numbers: The Effective Use of 3 Statistics ISHU 3080 ISSS 3080: Islam 3 ISHU 3090 ISSS 3090: Religion in America 3 ISHU 3456: History of Western Architecture from Antiquity to the 3 Present ISHU 3623: Studio Art Seminar: Painting 3 ISHU 4190: Writing Strategies ISIN 4510: Special Topics in Conduct of Inquiry: Social Sciences - 3 Introduction to European Studies ISIN 4520: Special Topics in Conduct of Inquiry: Humanities - Art in 3 Society ISLS 3190: Good Cop/Bad Cop 3 3 ISLS 3250: The Notion and the Heft of Home 3 ISSS 3453: Food for Thought: An Exploration of the Way We Eat 3 ISSS 3460: Lifespan Development 3 ISSS 3610: Contemporary Problems in Economics 3 ISSS 3660: The Sea and Society: Producing Maritime Space ISSS 3810: The American Presidency 3 ISSS 3850: Media and Politics 3 ISSS 4060: War and World Politics 3 ISSS 4064: Remembering the Future: How Historical Vision has 3 Shaped Modern Politics ISSS 4200: Creative Power: The History of Modern Technology 3 ISSS 4290: An Alternative History of Early America 3 To learn more or to register, visit 11

14 Credit Classes by Location or Online Charlottesville Falls Church NVCC Alexandria NVCC Loudoun Richmond TCC Virginia Beach TNCC Williamsburg Online BPHM Undergraduate - see pages PSHM 3080: Decision-Making and Medical Ethics 3 HR 4010: Management of Organizations 3 ISHU 3623: Studio Art Seminar: Painting 3 ISSS 3422: Managing your Emotions in the Workplace 3 ISSS 4420: Speaking with Numbers: The Effective Use of Statistics 3 ISSS 3453: Food for Thought: An Exploration of the Way We Eat 3 ISSS 3460: Lifespan Development 3 ISSS 4060: War and World Politics 3 ISSS 3660: The Sea and Society: Producing Maritime Space ISIN 4520: Special Topics in Conduct of Inquiry: Humanities - Art in 3 Society Criminal Justice Credit and Noncredit Options - see page 21 PSCJ 4310 PSCJ 5310 NCCJ 100: Organizational and Personal 3 Development PSCJ 4320 PSCJ 5320 NCCJ 101: Leadership, Management and 3 Communication PSCJ 4330 PSCJ 5330 NCCJ 102: Leadership and Criminal Justice 3 PSCJ 4340 PSCJ 5340 NCCJ 103: Negotiation and Collaboration 3 PSCJ 4350 PSCJ 5350 NCCJ 104: Individual and Organizational 3 Effectiveness Cybersecurity Graduate - see page 22 BUS 5030: Designing Dynamic Security Architecture 3 BUS 5050: Threat Assessment and Security Measures 3 emarketing Graduate - see page 22 PSMT 6030: Customer Relationship Management 3 PSMT 6070: Social and New Media emarketing 3 PSPM 5030: Introduction to Project Management 3 Federal Acquisition Undergraduate - see page 22 FAC 3011: Federal Regulations II 3 Human Resources Management Undergraduate - see page 23 HR 4010: Management of Organizations 3 HR 4070: Employee Relations, Engagement and Advocacy 3 HR 4080: Compensation and Benefits 3 HR 4090: Strategic Workforce Planning 3 Information Technology Undergraduate - see page 23 IT 3210: Programming with Java 3 IT 3220: Strategic Business Value of Information Technology 3 IT 3230: Basics of Web Design 3 12 UVa School of Continuing & Professional Studies

15 Charlottesville Falls Church NVCC / Alexandria NVCC / Loudoun Richmond TCC / Virginia Beach TNCC / Williamsburg Online Leadership Graduate - see page 24 PSLP 5350: Understanding Technology Operations 3 PSPM 5030: Introduction to Project Management 3 Leadership in Human Resources Management Graduate - see page 24 HR 5030: Strategic Compensation 3 Procurement & Contracts Management Graduate - see pages PC 5010: Procurement Policy & Practices 3 PC 5040: Advanced Contract Management 3 PC 5050: Seminar for Acquisition Personnel 3 PC 5070: Services Contracting 3 PC 5080: FAR Standards for Actions and Decisions 3 PC 5100: Advanced Contracting by Negotiation 3 PSPM 5030: Introduction to Project Management 3 Procurement & Contracts Management Undergraduate - see page 25 PC 4010: Introduction to Federal Procurement 3 PC 4030: Cost and Price Analysis 3 PC 4050: Negotiation of Contracts and Modifications 3 PC 4220: Federal Government Contracting: A Contractor s 3 Perspective Project Management Graduate - see page 26 PSPM 5030: Introduction to Project Management 3 PSPM 5240: Introduction to Purchasing for Project Managers 3 PC 5010: Procurement Policy and Practices 3 NCBM 407: Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) 3 Review Prep for PMP Exam Public Administration Graduate - see page 26 PSPA 5010: Public Policy Analysis 3 To learn more or to register, visit 13

16 Noncredit Classes by Location or Online Falls Church Online Certified Financial Planning Noncredit - see page 27 NCPR 500: Personal Financial Planning 3 NCPR 501: Insurance Planning 3 NCPR 502: Investment Planning 3 Project Management Noncredit - see page 27 NCBM 407: Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) Review Preparation for 3 PMP Exam Public Relations Noncredit - see page 27 NCBM 108: Writing for Public Relations 3 NCBM 109: Media Relations 3 Eric Wiegand enrolled in the Certificate in Certified Financial Planning because it afforded him the flexibility he needed to balance work, home, and school. Thanks to the program, he passed the CFP exam on the first try. 14 UVa School of Continuing & Professional Studies

17 Credit Class Offerings Accounting Graduate ACCT 5210: Introductory Auditing Online Synchronous Tuesdays, 6:30-9:45pm May 17-Aug 2 Examines auditing methodology through a study of auditing standards. Includes the nature of evidence, program planning, work papers, internal control evaluation, types of audit tests, and audit reports. Prerequisite: ACCT James Glenn 3 GR credits Required ACCT 5460: Federal Taxation II Online Synchronous Mondays, 6:30-9:45pm May 16-Aug 1 Analyzes of the federal income tax law and its application to corporations, shareholders, partnerships, partners, estates, and gift transactions. Prerequisite: ACCT Gary Dittmer 3 GR credits Elective Accounting Undergraduate ACCT 2010: Introductory Accounting I Designed to introduce students to the language of business, the course begins with the role of financial data in contemporary society, proceeds to develop the accounting model for capturing financial data, and finishes with the problems of measuring and reporting income, assets, liabilities, and equities. Marshall Kasten 3 UG credits Required ACCT 2020: Introductory Accounting II Online Synchronous Mondays, 6:30-9:45pm May 16-Aug 1 Continuation of ACCT Approximately one third of the course deals with additional financial accounting topics, emphasizing managerial considerations and financial analysis. Cost accumulation, allocation, and product cost methods are studied in a manufacturing setting. Matters such as evaluation of performance planning, cost behavior, and special decisions are emphasized. Prerequisite: ACCT Noel Montesa 3 UG credits Required ACCT 3110: Intermediate Accounting I Online Synchronous Wednesdays, 6:30-9:45pm May 18-Aug 3 An intensive study of the generally accepted accounting principles for asset valuation, income measurement, and financial statement presentation for business organizations, and the processes through which these principles evolve. Prerequisite: ACCT Leon Hutton 3 UG credits Required ACCT 3120: Intermediate Accounting II Online Synchronous Thursdays, 6:30-9:45pm May 19-Aug 4 Continuation of ACCT 3110, emphasizing accounting for the equities of a firm s investors and creditors. Covers special problem areas in financial accounting including accounting for leases, pensions, and income taxes. Prerequisite: ACCT Nammy Lee 3 UG credits Required ACCT 3140: Cost Accounting Online Synchronous Tuesdays, 6:30-9:45pm May 17-Aug 2 Addresses analysis of cost behavior and volume profit relationships; responsibility accounting and reporting flexible budgets; and the use of standard costs to guide and control performance. Prerequisite: ACCT William Cardine 3 UG credits Required ACCT 4450: Federal Taxation I Online Asynchronous / Available May 16 August 4 An analysis of the federal income tax law and its application to individuals. A study is made of problems covering personal and business tax situations. Several cases are assigned for which the student prepares illustrative tax returns. Prerequisite: ACCT 2020 or instructor permission. TBA 3 UG credits Elective To learn more or to register, visit 15

18 Credit Class Offerings BIS Undergraduate BIS students should register in BIS classes. Classes outside of BIS, included in the catalog, are by permission of your advisor. Other students may register as Community Scholars for BIS classes with program permission. See class details for restrictions. ISBU 3281 ISHU 3281 ISSS 3281: The Art of Public Speaking Restricted to BIS and BPHM students only. Online Synchronous Wednesdays, 6-9:45pm Jun 1-Aug 3 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 6/25, 9am-12pm Examines the five canons of the art of public speaking allowing students to learn and practice the skills needed to speak persuasively, confidently, forcefully, and intelligibly to an audience. Karen Hufford 3 UG credits ISBU 3422 ISSS 3422: Managing your Emotions in the Workplace Restricted to BIS and BPHM students only. Online Synchronous Wednesdays, 6-9:45pm Jun 1-Aug 3 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 6/25, 9am-12pm Gives a fundamental overview of Emotional Intelligence and shows how understanding Emotional Intelligence leads to a beneficial working career and personal life. Presents an E.I. competence framework and reviews basic domains, such as self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management through various methods to promote learning by doing. Applies theoretical concepts to real world situations. Stephen Oliver 3 UG credits ISBU 4420 ISSS 4420: Speaking with Numbers: The Effective Use of Statistics Restricted to BIS and BPHM students only. Online Synchronous Tuesdays, 6-10pm Jun 7-Aug 2 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 6/18, 9am-12pm Provides a basis for evaluating the claims of others while also choosing the best analysis methods for supporting ideas. Examines how quantitative analysis can inform decisions, how to select the appropriate tools for the situation, how to interpret the results, and how to effectively communicate the results. Diana Perdue 3 UG credits ISHU 3080 ISSS 3080: Islam NVCC Loudoun Wednesdays, 6-9:45pm Jun 1-Aug 3 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 6/25, 9am-12pm Provides students with refined knowledge which is relevant in both the professional and private spheres. Focusing on both the history of Islam, from its founding through the present day, and (more specifically) on the principles of Islam and how different Muslim theologians and statesmen have interpreted and applied those principles throughout Islam s history. The course is a purposeful mix of anthropology, history and political science. Luke Wright 3 UG credits ISHU 3090 ISSS 3090: Religion in America Charlottesville Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, & Fridays, 6-10pm May 16-May 27 Examines the concept of America and to what extent it is a product of religious mindsets of particular times. Explores multi-media materials, including: Hollywood films, 20th Century folk music, literature of the west, 18th Century primary sources, 19th Century theses on American identity, and 20th Century journalism and criticism. Luke Wright 3 UG credits ISHU 3456: History of Western Architecture from Antiquity to the Present Charlottesville Wednesdays, 6-9:45pm Jun 1-Aug 3 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 6/25, 9am-12pm Examines the tradition of Western architecture from its inception in Greece and Rome to the present. Focuses on aesthetic, cultural, and political ideas framing the design, uses, and meanings of these celebrated buildings. Provides tools for visual analysis using a variety of methods from text analysis to visits of buildings. Julia May 3 UG credits ISHU 3623: Studio Art Seminar: Painting Online Synchronous Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, & Fridays, 6-10pm May 16-May 27 Introduces painting techniques and concepts, with emphasis on the understanding of its formal language and the fundamentals of artistic expression. Explores color theory, linear perspective, pictorial composition, figure/ground relationships, visual perception, spatial concepts, and critical thinking skills. George Andrews 3 UG credits 16 UVa School of Continuing & Professional Studies

19 ISHU 4190: Writing Strategies Charlottesville & Online Synchronous Tuesdays, 6-10pm Jun 7-Aug 2 Live face to face meeting dates: 6/7, 6/14, (Saturday) 6/18, 6/21, 8/2; Online synchronous dates: 6/28, 7/5, 7/12, 7/19, 7/26; Additional class to be held on Saturday, 6/18/2016, 9am-12pm OR NVCC Alexandria Tuesdays, 6-10pm Jun 7-Aug 2 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 6/18, 9am-12pm OR NVCC Loudoun Tuesdays, 6-10pm Jun 7-Aug 2 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 6/18, 9am-12pm Explores non-fiction writing. Develops and hones skills needed to write stories and essays that readers are compelled to read. Learn the power of personal narrative and begin to grasp how that power affects a reader by understanding the difference between telling and showing. Robert Henry Charlottesville 3 UG credits Danielle Derise NVCC Alexandria 3 UG credits Kathy May NVCC Loudoun 3 UG credits ISIN 4510: Special Topics in Conduct of Inquiry: Social Sciences - Introduction to European Studies Online Synchronous Tuesdays, 6-10pm Jun 7-Aug 2 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 6/18, 9am-12pm Explores several centuries of European history and traditions through different social scientific approaches including demography and ethnicity, politics, economics, and law. Provides background for understanding major developments (the welfare state, end of empire, Cold War, migration, and the EU) in European civilization in the 20th and 21st centuries. Richard Floyd 3 UG credits ISIN 4520: Special Topics in Conduct of Inquiry: Humanities - Art in Society Online Asynchronous Available Jun 1-Aug 3 Proposes to examine the history of western culture through the history of the performing arts beginning with plays of ancient Greece and ending with musicals of twentieth-century Broadway and Hollywood. Examines different works of art in order to discover what they can tell about the aspirations, fears, and basic conflicts of the societies from which they emerged. Christine Bhasin 3 UG credits ISLS 3190: Good Cop/Bad Cop Charlottesville Tuesdays, 6-10pm Jun 7-Aug 2 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 6/18, 9am-12pm OR NVCC Alexandria Thursdays, 6-9:45pm Jun 2-Aug 4 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 7/9, 9am-12pm This course examines the current use of the police power in a variety of situations, informed by the past and motivated by the future. Particular emphasis is on contemporary real-life examples to inform the discussion on the proper use of the police power. Those examples are subjected to a variety of perspectives, societal and individual, to gain a fuller understanding of the delicate balance of competing values. Alan Rasmussen 3 UG credits ISLS 3250: The Notion and the Heft of Home Online Synchronous Thursdays, 6-9:45pm Jun 2-Aug 4 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 7/9, 9am-12pm Explores the myriad meanings of home through such questions as: is home a preposterous notion? Considers and analyzes personal definitions of home. Explores readings from sermons of Puritan New England to personal narrative of Native Americans to testimonials of the homeless. Charlotte Matthews 3 UG credits ISSS 3453: Food for Thought: An Exploration of the Way We Eat Online Synchronous Tuesdays, 6-10pm Jun 7-Aug 2 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 6/18, 9am-12pm Explores some of the critical issues authors have asked about food. Various topics will include the history of food from prehistoric times through modern times; the anthropology, sociology and psychology of food; food and health; and the business of food and the food industry from fast food to famous restaurants. Virginia Mosser 3 UG credits ISSS 3460: Lifespan Development Online Synchronous Thursdays, 6-9:45pm Jun 2-Aug 4 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 7/9, 9am-12pm Studies how an individual s psychological abilities grow and change over time. Explores topics in both cognitive and social development. Investigates how individuals become who they are by examining one s self and one s environment, communication methodologies amongst individuals, and the relationship between individuals. Mary Repass 3 UG credits To learn more or to register, visit 17

20 Credit Class Offerings ISSS 3610: Contemporary Problems in Economics Richmond Thursdays, 6-9:45pm Jun 2-Aug 4 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 7/9, 9am-12pm Provides students with the conceptual framework and methods of economic science necessary for analyzing a variety of contemporary economic problems. The usefulness of these economic concepts will be taught as applications to specific public policy issues. Michael Schnur 3 UG credits ISSS 3660: The Sea and Society: Producing Maritime Space Online Synchronous Thursdays, 6:30-10pm Jun 2-Aug 4 Additional classes to be held on Saturday, 7/9, 9am-12:30pm and Saturday, July 23, 2016, 9am-12:30pm Explores changes and developments in maritime history. Introduces the sea as a space apart from those spaces inhibited on land. Explores the social, cultural, economic, environmental and political characteristics of the sea. Douglas Jerolimov 3 UG credits ISSS 3810: The American Presidency Charlottesville Thursdays, 6-9:45pm Jun 2-Aug 4 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 7/9, 9am-12pm This course addresses the constitutional role and historical development of the American Presidency. We will also examine the theoretical explanations of the institution s relationship to democratic government, the separation of powers, and the expansion of national administrative power. This broad understanding of the historical and theoretical presidency will inform our consideration of current events and upcoming presidential elections. Robert Toplin 3 UG credits ISSS 3850: Media and Politics NVCC Loudoun Thursdays, 6-9:45pm Jun 2-Aug 4 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 7/9, 9am-12pm This course will examine the role of mass media in the political process focusing on the presidency and includes such topics as print and broadcast news, social media and election campaigns, political advertising, fundraising, and media effects on public opinion and political participation. Robert Guttman 3 UG credits ISSS 4060: War and World Politics Online Asynchronous Available Jun 1-Aug 3 Explores the causes of war, evolution and advances in military strategy, historical case studies, and contemporary issues of nuclear weapons, humanitarian war, and war against terrorism through major scholarly works, primary documents, films, class discussions, papers, and lectures. Peter Ronayne 3 UG credits ISSS 4064: Remembering the Future: How Historical Vision has Shaped Modern Politics NVCC Alexandria Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, & Fridays, 9-10pm May 16-May 27 Analyzes how history has shaped decisions about war, peace, and political order in the modern era. Includes close examination of the French Revolution, the World Wars, the Cuban Missile Crisis and, Vietnam. Combines policy analysis and historical study to understand the past s paradoxical role in designing the modern world. Paul Pitman 3 UG credits ISSS 4200: Creative Power: The History of Modern Technology Charlottesville Thursdays, 6-9:45pm Jun 2-Aug 4 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 7/9, 9am-12pm In this course students will investigate the history of technology, especially since the eighteenth century, when humans first learned to harness the sources of power that have set modern times apart from all past ages. The conflict between technology s creative and destructive power will be emphasized. Students will study historical technologies, and also their relations to society, culture and religion. Peter Norton 3 UG credits ISSS 4290: An Alternative History of Early America TCC Virginia Beach Wednesdays, 6-9:45pm Jun 1-Aug 3 Additional class to be held on Saturday, 6/25/2016, 9am-12pm Examine America s colonial period (to the eve of the American Revolution) as that of a foreign country. Investigates the people, cultures, institutions, and events of the period on their own terms rather than through the lens of modern America. Uncovers the origins of many later American issues and debates;freedom and slavery; warfare; religion and revival; sectionalism; race; class; and commercialism. David Corlett 3 UG credits 18 UVa School of Continuing & Professional Studies

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