This course provides an overview and exploration of the organization of American government, which
includes an overview of the historical significance of the Constitution; the Bill of Rights; Congress; the
Supreme Court; the Presidency; political parties and interest groups. This course is an introduction to
political science.
This course is rooted in sound business ethical practice and its importance. Understanding social
responsibility, this course provides analysis of ethical decision making from a management perspective as
well as an individual perspective.
Business legal structure is the foundation of its operations and much more. This course explores
partnerships, types of legal entities, and the relevance of each type. Students learn the procedures
followed in setting up a corporation. This course also provides the entry-level legal language of business.
This introductory course explores the writing skills to include mechanics, effective writing, organization,
and essays. The course ends with a final paper where students demonstrate their newly acquired writing
skills.
The course is the core of the paralegal program. Students will learn the past, present, and future of the
paralegal profession, including the paralegal defined, educational options, techniques for marketing skills
and career opportunities.
This course will cover the theories, procedures, and systems of law office management as well as an
overview of the legal team and judicial system. Includes law practice technology as applied to paralegals.
This course focuses on the principles of communication to include oral and written language. Students
learn the significance of culture and other factors and how they relate to communication
This course in the introduction to the business arena. Students learn the fundamentals of organizations and
procedures to become acquainted with management principles, business terminology, types of business
organizations and their control.
This course is designed to introduce biology at an entry level by examining the hierarchy that ranges from
the fundamentals of cell biology to the physiology of organisms, and the interactions among those
organisms in their environment.
This course presents the theories and principles of modern psychology. Students learn about the different
branches of psychology and the practical application of psychological tenets to functional behavior.
This course is an introductory exploration of law office culture. Students will learn the language of law
and common law office practices among multiple types of legal practices
This course is designed to teach the fundamentals of Legal Research. The student will learn research tools
and techniques necessary to find the actual law, but also how to use the various secondary materials,
which assist in the research process. Students use the Infinity College Law Library.
This course covers the basis for the U.S. Constitution. Different types of topics like separation of powers
and the authority of congress, the presidency, and the courts are taught in this course. The history of the
U.S. Constitution will also be covered which is necessary for criminal justice learners.
This course explores human behavior in organizations using psychology and sociology principles. The
content discusses the implications of human behavior for business organizations. Issues pursued in this
course include group dynamics, communications, motivation, leadership, and decision making as well as
organizational design, culture, development, and change. The discipline of Organizational Behavior is
unique in its combined goals of seeking organizational success while advocating employee
empowerment.
This course is designed to introduce students to the criminal law. Students learn about police departments,
attorneys general, lawyers, and legal assistants.
This course is an introduction to the preparation and analysis of business financial statements. Specific
topics include the accounting model, general purpose financial statements and accounting for assets,
liabilities, and equity.
This is an advanced course for legal writing where students employ the skills they have acquired
throughout the program. Students will draft memos and other legal documents using legal research and
drafting skills.
This is the introductory course in management. The course is designed to provide students an overview of
the management function and its role in organizations and society
This course is designed as an introduction to the study of the human communication process with an
emphasis on effective public communication. The course includes intensive practice in public speaking,
reasoning, critical thinking, and critical listening. It is an essential general education course teaching
effective use and understanding of written and spoken forms of communication.
