Harvard-level curriculum enhanced with Texas Southern University's adopted standards. All courses feature 15-week lesson plans, weekly assignments, quizzes, and exams.
62 courses found
Cell biology, genetics, and evolution.
Introduction to business organization, management, and operations.
Expository writing, critical thinking, and research skills.
Advanced writing with emphasis on argumentation and research.
American history from pre-colonial era through Reconstruction.
American history from Reconstruction to present.
Functions, equations, inequalities, and graphing.
TREC-required: Real estate concepts, property rights, contracts, and agency. 30 hours. Texas Occupations Code §1101.356.
TREC-required: Finance, appraisal, investment, and closing procedures. 30 hours.
TREC-required: Agency relationships, fiduciary duties, and disclosure requirements. 30 hours.
TREC-required: Contract formation, performance, breach, and TREC-promulgated forms. 30 hours.
TREC-required: Completion and use of TREC-promulgated contract forms. 30 hours.
TREC-required: Mortgage types, loan qualification, RESPA, TILA, and financing alternatives. 30 hours.
Social structures, institutions, culture, and social change.
Principles and practice of public speaking and oral communication.
Accounting cycle, financial statements, assets, liabilities, and equity. Foundation of all accounting study.
Cost behavior, budgeting, variance analysis, and decision-making for managers.
National income, employment, monetary policy, and fiscal policy.
Supply and demand, market structures, and consumer behavior.
U.S. federal government structure, functions, and policy processes.
Texas state and local government, constitution, and policy.
Limits, derivatives, and integrals.
Introduction to psychological theory, research methods, and human behavior.
Appraisal methods, market analysis, and property valuation. Meets TREC broker education requirement.
Leasing, tenant relations, maintenance, and property management law.
In-depth study of financial accounting: revenue recognition, assets, and GAAP standards.
Liabilities, equity, pensions, leases, and statement of cash flows.
Job costing, process costing, activity-based costing, and standard costs.
Individual income tax: gross income, deductions, credits, and Form 1040. IRC §61–§199A.
Partnership, S-Corp, C-Corp, and estate taxation. Forms 1065, 1120S, 1120, 706.
Contracts, torts, agency, and commercial transactions.
Time value of money, capital budgeting, risk, and financial markets.
Planning, organizing, leading, and controlling in organizations.
Marketing mix, consumer behavior, market research, and strategy.
Overview of public administration theory, bureaucracy, and government organization.
Government budgeting processes, fiscal policy, and public financial management.
Legal framework governing administrative agencies, rulemaking, and adjudication.
Income property analysis, cap rates, IRR, and real estate portfolio management.
Office, retail, industrial, and multifamily property transactions and leasing.
Audit standards, risk assessment, internal controls, and professional ethics. PCAOB/AICPA standards.
Business combinations, consolidations, partnerships, and governmental accounting.
AIS design, internal controls, ERP systems, and data analytics for accountants.
Fund accounting, GASB standards, and financial reporting for public entities.
Competitive analysis, business strategy formulation, and implementation.
Policy formulation, implementation, evaluation, and stakeholder analysis.
Governance, fundraising, program management, and accountability in nonprofits.
Broker responsibilities, office management, agent supervision, and TREC compliance. Required for broker license. Texas Occupations Code §1101.358.
Texas real estate law, TREC rules, fair housing, and professional ethics.
Advanced corporate tax planning, mergers, acquisitions, and partnership allocations.
Fraud detection, investigation techniques, litigation support, and expert testimony.
IFRS vs GAAP, foreign currency transactions, and multinational consolidations.
Tax research methodology, IRS rulings, tax planning strategies, and client advisory.
Ratio analysis, earnings quality, valuation models, and investment decision-making.
Capital structure, valuation, mergers and acquisitions, and financial strategy.
Leadership, motivation, group dynamics, and organizational culture.
Classical and contemporary theories of public administration and governance.
Quantitative and qualitative research design for public policy and administration.
Normative and positive accounting theory, standard-setting, and empirical research design.
Advanced seminar on tax policy, tax law reform, and socioeconomic impacts of taxation.
Regression analysis, event studies, panel data, and archival research methods.
Dissertation proposal development, literature review, and research design.
Data collection, analysis, and dissertation writing.