Business Calculus (MATH 1020 & 2010)​

These courses covered fundamental calculus concepts applied to business, economics, and finance. Topics included limits, derivatives, and integrals, with a focus on optimization, marginal analysis, and revenue-cost functions. I learned to use calculus tools for decision-making in business scenarios, such as maximizing profits and minimizing costs.

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Intermediate Microeconomics (ECON 3140)​

This course provided an in-depth analysis of consumer behavior, production decisions, and market structures. I examined pricing strategies, competitive dynamics, and economic efficiency. Mathematical models and real-world applications were used to analyze business and policy decisions. The course built a strong foundation for advanced economic studies.

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Moral and Ethical Economics (ECON 3500)​

This course explored ethical issues in economic decision-making and policy. Topics included fairness, social justice, corporate responsibility, and environmental sustainability. Students examined case studies on ethical dilemmas in business and finance. The course encouraged critical thinking about the intersection of economics and morality.

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Principles of Microeconomics (ECON 2110)​

This course introduced fundamental microeconomic concepts, including supply and demand, market structures, and consumer behavior. I examined how individuals and firms make decisions regarding production, pricing, and resource allocation. Topics included elasticity, competition, monopoly, and externalities, with real-world applications in business and policy.

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Principles of Management (MGT 2010)​

This course explored the core functions of management, including planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. Students examined leadership styles, motivation theories, and decision-making strategies in various business environments. Case studies illustrated the challenges of managing people, projects, and organizations in a competitive global market. The course emphasized problem-solving, teamwork, and ethical considerations in business management.

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Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON 2120)

This course examined the overall economy, including national income, inflation, unemployment, and economic growth. I analyzed fiscal and monetary policies, international trade, and economic cycles. Emphasis was placed on understanding government intervention, financial markets, and macroeconomic indicators. The course provided a foundation for further study in international and developmental economics.

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Principles of Marketing (MKT 3010)

This course introduced marketing principles, including product development, pricing strategies, distribution, and consumer behavior. I learned about market research, branding, advertising, and digital marketing trends. Case studies illustrated successful marketing strategies and challenges in domestic and international markets. The course emphasized strategic decision-making and customer relationship management.

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Business Writing (ENGL 3040)

This course focused on effective professional communication, including reports, memos, proposals, and presentations. I developed skills in clarity, conciseness, and persuasive writing tailored to business and technical audiences. Emphasis was placed on organization, tone, and document design. The course prepared students for real-world business communication challenges.

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Consumer Behavior (MKT 3020)

This course examined psychological and social factors influencing consumer purchasing decisions. Topics included perception, motivation, attitudes, and decision-making processes. Case studies analyzed marketing strategies and their impact on consumer choices. The course provided insights into brand loyalty, advertising effectiveness, and market segmentation.

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International Management (MKT 4270)

This course covered investment strategies and risk management in global financial markets. I learned about asset allocation, diversification, and financial instruments used in international investing. Case studies examined economic and political risks affecting global portfolios. The course prepared students for decision-making in multinational financial management.

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International Economics (ECON 3110)

This course analyzed trade theories, international finance, and global economic policies. Topics included exchange rates, trade agreements, and the impact of globalization. I examined how international economic forces shape national economies and business strategies. The course provided a foundation for careers in international business, trade, and finance.

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International Macroeconomics (ECON 4130)

This course examined global macroeconomic issues, including currency markets, inflation, and monetary policies. I analyzed international financial crises, trade imbalances, and economic policy coordination. Case studies highlighted the role of central banks and international institutions. The course emphasized analytical skills for evaluating global economic trends.

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Development of the American Economy (ECON 4270)

This course traced the economic history of the United States from colonial times to the present. Topics included industrialization, labor markets, banking, and economic policy. I examined historical data to understand economic growth and inequality. The course provided insights into long-term economic development and policy impacts.

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Economics of Crime (ECON 4980)

This course explored the economic analysis of crime and law enforcement. Topics included the costs of crime, deterrence strategies, and the effectiveness of public policies. I examined criminal behavior through economic models and empirical research. The course emphasized data-driven approaches to crime prevention and justice policy.

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Language & International Business Courses 

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Spanish Composition for Business (SPAN 3060)

This course focused on developing written Spanish skills for professional and business settings. I practiced writing reports, emails, proposals, and other business documents while expanding their business-related vocabulary. The course also covered cultural aspects of business communication in Spanish-speaking countries. Emphasis was placed on clarity, accuracy, and formal writing conventions.

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Intermediate Spanish (SPAN 2020)

This course strengthened my proficiency in Spanish grammar, vocabulary, and communication. Emphasis was placed on refining speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills through discussions, essays, and cultural readings. I analyzed Hispanic issues and improved fluency in professional and social contexts.

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Intermediate Spanish Conversation and Composition (SPAN 3050)

This course enhanced oral and written communication skills in Spanish through discussions, presentations, and essays. I analyzed cultural and literary texts, strengthening their ability to express ideas fluently and coherently. Grammar and vocabulary were reinforced through practical applications. The course prepared students for advanced Spanish studies in professional and academic contexts.

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The Hispanic World: Spain (SPAN 3070)

This course examined Spanish history, culture, literature, and contemporary society. I analyzed major historical events and cultural traditions that shaped modern Spain. Readings and discussions explored themes such as identity, immigration, and regional diversity. The course provided a deeper understanding of Spain’s role in the global context.

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Hispanic Film (SPAN 4070)

This course analyzed films from Spanish-speaking countries, focusing on cultural, social, and political themes. Students examined how cinema reflects and shapes Hispanic identities. Discussions covered narrative techniques, historical context, and visual storytelling. The course enhanced critical thinking and cultural awareness through film analysis.

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Intermediate Spanish Grammar and Composition (SPAN 3020)

This course reinforced Spanish grammar and writing skills through structured exercises and essays. I focused on sentence structure, syntax, and stylistic improvements. Writing assignments emphasized clarity, coherence, and formal expression. The course prepared students for advanced Spanish coursework.

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Intro to Language and International Business (LAIB 1270)

This course introduced the relationship between language and global business, emphasizing cross-cultural communication and international trade. I explored the role of language in negotiations, marketing, and business transactions. Case studies and real-world applications highlighted the challenges and opportunities of international business communication.

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