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Walla Walla Community College (WWCC) is a multi-campus community college located in southeastern Washington.
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Finding New Markets for Your Wines Keynote Address
Robin Pollard
Executive Director, Washington Wine Commission
Finding New Markets for Your Wines Keynote Address Robin Pollard Executive Director, Washington Wine Commission |
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Marketing Sustainability in Retail – Understanding Consumer Market Trends
Laurie Demeritt
Marketing Sustainability in Retail – Understanding Consumer Market Trends Laurie Demeritt |
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Welcome! 2008 Wine Marketing Summit
Valerie Fayette
Welcome! 2008 Wine Marketing Summit Valerie Fayette |
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Aristotle
AristotleAristotle’s way of philosophizing (his method) Plato and Aristotle have opposing views Sensation gives us the truth Happiness and Friendship |
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GEO-150 Europe, Russia, North America, Middle America, South America, and Australia / New Zealand Instructor: Tom Broxson Library 138 Office Hours: 11:00-12:00 M,T,W,Th, F and by appointment E-mail: tbroxson@pierce.ctc.edu Office Phone: (253) 840-8491
GEO-150 Europe, Russia, North America, Middle America, South America, and Australia / New Zealand Instructor: Tom Broxson Library 138 Office Hours: 11:00-12:00 M,T,W,Th, F and by appointment E-mail: tbroxson@pierce.ctc.edu Office Phone: (253) 840-8491Course objectives: To gain an appreciation of the world’s lands and people. There are no prerequisites, and an effort is made to make the material accessible to the broadest possible range of students. Historical and contemporary geographical questions are considered in the context of the cultural, physical, and biological landscape. Emphasis is placed on understanding and critically thinking about the historical and geographical roots of each region's social, economic, and ecological problems. The class can serve as a basic preparation for travel, business, government service, journalism, or volunteer work, as well as for elementary or secondary school teaching. Numerous slides, maps, and videos will illustrate each topic. Course description: An introduction to the rich variety of peoples, traditions, and landscapes in the geographic realms of Europe, Russia, North America, Middle America, South America, and Australia / New Zealand. Emphasis is on the origins and evolution of the diverse cultural heritages of these regions, their interactions with the world as a whole, and on present interaction between these peoples and their environments. Textbook: Realms Regions and Concepts in Geography H. J. de Blij, Peter O. Muller Atlas: You will find an Atlas very helpful for this course, and if you do not already own one you should consider buying one and keeping it along with other basic reference books like a dictionary and thesaurus. Student's responsibilit... |
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GEO-150 Europe, Russia, North America, Middle America, South America, and Australia / New Zealand Instructor: Tom Broxson Library 138 Office Hours: 11:00-12:00 M,T,W,Th, F and by appointment E-mail: tbroxson@pierce.ctc.edu Office Phone: (253) 840-8491
GEO-150 Europe, Russia, North America, Middle America, South America, and Australia / New Zealand Instructor: Tom Broxson Library 138 Office Hours: 11:00-12:00 M,T,W,Th, F and by appointment E-mail: tbroxson@pierce.ctc.edu Office Phone: (253) 840-8491Course objectives: To gain an appreciation of the world’s lands and people. There are no prerequisites, and an effort is made to make the material accessible to the broadest possible range of students. Historical and contemporary geographical questions are considered in the context of the cultural, physical, and biological landscape. Emphasis is placed on understanding and critically thinking about the historical and geographical roots of each region's social, economic, and ecological problems. The class can serve as a basic preparation for travel, business, government service, journalism, or volunteer work, as well as for elementary or secondary school teaching. Numerous slides, maps, and videos will illustrate each topic. Course description: An introduction to the rich variety of peoples, traditions, and landscapes in the geographic realms of Europe, Russia, North America, Middle America, South America, and Australia / New Zealand. Emphasis is on the origins and evolution of the diverse cultural heritages of these regions, their interactions with the world as a whole, and on present interaction between these peoples and their environments. Textbook: Realms Regions and Concepts in Geography H. J. de Blij, Peter O. Muller Atlas: You will find an Atlas very helpful for this course, and if you do not already own one you should consider buying one and keeping it along with other basic reference books like a dictionary and thesaurus. Angel Web Site: All h... |
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Plato
PlatoPlato’s way of philosophizing Ideas are the only reality Human Nature |
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Chapter 15 Database Administration
Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management, Seventh Edition, Rob and Coronel
Chapter 15 Database Administration Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management, Seventh Edition, Rob and Coronel |
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Chapter 10 Transaction Management and Concurrency Control
Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management, Seventh Edition, Rob and Coronel
Chapter 10 Transaction Management and Concurrency Control Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management, Seventh Edition, Rob and Coronel |
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Partnering With Retail to Extend Your Brand Panel Discussion Paul Gregutt - Moderator
Doug Charles
Dan McCarthy
Erez Klein
Partnering With Retail to Extend Your Brand Panel Discussion Paul Gregutt - Moderator Doug Charles Dan McCarthy Erez Klein |
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GEOG 210 Physical Geography Instructor: Tom Broxson Office Hours: 10:00-12:00 M,T,W,Th E-mail: tbroxson@pierce.ctc.edu Cell Phone: (253) 548-4296
GEOG 210 Physical Geography Instructor: Tom Broxson Office Hours: 10:00-12:00 M,T,W,Th E-mail: tbroxson@pierce.ctc.edu Cell Phone: (253) 548-4296Course objectives: The student will learn about the processes that produce natural physical landscapes and weather phenomena. The course should result in an enhanced appreciation of the landscapes of the world. Physical geography will introduce you to: Climatology: The science that deals with the study of earths weather systems and weather patters. Geomorphology: The science that deals with the study of landforms, their formation and change over time. Biogeography: Natural vegetation types and their distribution, and soils, the resource that is essential for food crop production. Text: Visualizing Physical Geography. Alan Strahler, and Arthur Strahler. Any edition. Atlas: Rand McNally Goodes World Atlas (Goodes World Atlas, 20th) J. Paul Goode , John C. Hudson , Edward B., Jr. Espenshade ISBN: 0528843362 ©2003 You will find an Atlas very helpful for this class, and if you do not already own one you should consider buying one and keeping it along with other basic reference books like a dictionary and thesaurus. Student's responsibilities and strategies for success: - ATTEND CLASS REGULARLY and BE ON TIME. You are responsible for all classroom discussion and assigned readings from the textbook and other sources the instructor may introduce. If you miss a class, please arrange to obtain notes from another student. - Read the textbook and take notes. From time to time, I will introduce ideas and images, and give examples not found in the t... |
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Chapter 6: Managing for Business Success What Do Managers Do?
Planning
Organizing
Directing
Controlling
Managerial Skills
(Cases and problems)
Chapter 6: Managing for Business Success What Do Managers Do? Planning Organizing Directing Controlling Managerial Skills (Cases and problems) |
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Chapter 5: The Challenges of Starting a Business What is an Entrepreneur?
The Place of Small Business in the Business Landscape
What Industries are Small Businesses In?
Advantages and Disadvantages of Business Ownership
Staring a Business
The Business Plan
How to Succeed in Managing a Business
(Cases and problems)
Chapter 5: The Challenges of Starting a Business What is an Entrepreneur? The Place of Small Business in the Business Landscape What Industries are Small Businesses In? Advantages and Disadvantages of Business Ownership Staring a Business The Business Plan How to Succeed in Managing a Business (Cases and problems) |
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Chapter 12: The Role of Accounting in Business The Role of Accounting
Understanding Financial Statements
Accrual Accounting
Financial Statement Analysis
Challenges Facing the Accounting Profession
(cases and problems)
Chapter 12: The Role of Accounting in Business The Role of Accounting Understanding Financial Statements Accrual Accounting Financial Statement Analysis Challenges Facing the Accounting Profession (cases and problems) |
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Chapter 4: Selecting a Form of Business Ownership Factors to Consider
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Corporation
Other Types of Business Ownership
Mergers and Acquisitions
(cases and problems)
Chapter 4: Selecting a Form of Business Ownership Factors to Consider Sole Proprietorship Partnership Corporation Other Types of Business Ownership Mergers and Acquisitions (cases and problems) |
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Chapter10: Product Design and Development What is a Product?
Where Do Product ideas Come From?
Identifying Business Opportunities
Understanding Your Industry
Forecasting Demand
Breakeven Analysis
Product Development
Protecting Your Idea
(cases and problems)
Chapter10: Product Design and Development What is a Product? Where Do Product ideas Come From? Identifying Business Opportunities Understanding Your Industry Forecasting Demand Breakeven Analysis Product Development Protecting Your Idea (cases and problems) |
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Chapter 15: Managing Information and Technology Data Versus Information
Managing Data
Types of Information Systems
Computer Networks
Data Communication Networks
Security Issues in Electronic Communications
Careers in Information Management
(cases and problems)
Chapter 15: Managing Information and Technology Data Versus Information Managing Data Types of Information Systems Computer Networks Data Communication Networks Security Issues in Electronic Communications Careers in Information Management (cases and problems) |
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