Category: School
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FIN 785 – Week 1
Readings Videos Intro 1 Course objectives To five you the capacity to understand the theory and apply, in real world situations, the techniques that have been developed in finance. To give you the big picture of finance so that you can understand how things fit together To show you that finance is fun Topics Financial…
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ECON 783 – Week 2 (Chapter 3)
Watch Video Chapter 3: Demand Analysis Summary Demand relationships Elasticity of demand Cross elasticity of demand Combined effect of demand elasticities Demand Relationships The demand schedule is the simplest form of the demand relationship. It is merely a list of prices and corresponding quantities of a product or service that would be demanded over a…
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ECON 783 – Week 1 (Chapter 1-2)
Note: Anyone who is suffering under the delusion that neoclassical economics or marginal analysis is in any way a valid reflection of reality should watch this great interview explaining why everything we learn in classes like this is basically superstitious ideological nonsense. And yet, here we are. Class Notes Watch Discussion: Introduce yourself Two powerpoints…
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DS 786 – Week 1
Watch Videos Welcome to Operations Analysis- the Syllabus basics (2:48) Exploring iLearn and the course structure (3:16) More about quizzes (3:05) Uploading work for partial credit on quizzes (2:35) How are grades determined? (4:36) What about Extra Credit? (4:01) VIEW: Intro to Operations Management slides WATCH: Intro to Operations Management, part 1 (7:54) WATCH: Intro…
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MGMT 788 – Week 1
Before synchronous session preparation Read Syllabus posted on ilearn Read Kotter, J. 2001. What leaders really do. Harvard Business Review. Purchase course pack (if you haven’t yet) here : https://hbsp.harvard.edu/import/949315 Read instructions about Learning Circle Group Assignment Complete Course community glossary entry In Class Activity: Getting to know your colleagues Class Notes Manager: Organizes the…
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All of California’s agricultural land is fundamentally unsustainable and structurally self-destructive.
All of California’s agricultural land is fundamentally unsustainable and structurally self-destructive. The entire San Joaquin valley was a lake until very recently; Lake Corcoran was one of the world’s largest freshwater lakes. (Wong) It was fed with rainfall from the sea, and its evaporation created a cycle of precipitation which fed both sides of the…
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Mutual Aid, Abolition, and Transformative Justice
CJ Trowbridge 2021-12-07 ETHS 100 Week 13 Notes Introductions Dean Spade Dean Spade’s book is about the importance of mutual aid for building social movements, and the specific models and approaches for avoiding the common pitfalls that mutual aid organizations run into. Dean has been involved in mutual aid for decades, but felt a strong…
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The Black Box That Reflects Its Maker
CJ Trowbridge PHIL 335 – Law and Society 2021-11-17 The Black Box That Reflects Its Maker “As we look behind the closed door of law’s room and into its fi ling cabinets, we fi nd secrets that unmask the public persona of the room’s occupant. It’s not simple or straightforward though. Along the way, we…
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On Indigenous Epistemology and Ethics
CJ Trowbridge 2021-10-18 AIS 440 Week 8 Literature Review: On Indigenous Epistemology and Ethics Choose 2 of the lectures from the first 7 weeks of class and write a minimum 2 page response by answering the following questions: 1. What was the main topic of the lectures? 2. What did you learn from the lectures?…
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Resisting Pressure to Conform To Capitalist Hegemony
CJ Trowbridge AIS 440 Week 6: Two-Spirit People 2021-09-28 Prompt: Describe an action, idea, or ideology that continues to impose colonial heteropatriarchal principles onto Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) and what steps you believe are necessary to rewrite this area of colonial and settler analysis. This response needs to be a minimum of…