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Oakland, United States

School: UC Berkeley Extension

Methods and Materials for Teaching English as a Second Language¡ªBeginning
Course Format: Classroom
In this practical introduction to the field, you learn traditional and innovative classroom techniques for teaching listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills to speakers of English as a second language.
 

The English Novel (Online)
Course Format: Online
Focusing on the English novel of the Victorian period, this course examines the history of the literary form with emphasis on how moral, social, psychological, political, and philosophical problems and values are portrayed.
 

History of the English Language (Online)
Course Format: Online
English is the official language of 71 nations and is spoken on every continent on the planet. Yet despite its ubiquity, the varieties of written and spoken English are astounding and perplexing to anyone who has encountered reggae lyrics, the writings of Chaucer, or a lilting drawl of the Old South. This course examines the structure and history of the English language. You examine the gra...
 

Financial Engineering
Course Format: Classroom
This course explains the underlying concepts of modern engineering finance theory, such as arbitrage and its application in options pricing, in such a manner that you will not only understand existing theory but be able to creatively formulate and analyze innovative engineering economic models. Topics include interest rates and present values, geometric Brownian motion, arbitrage, the Black-Sho...
 

HVAC Control and Energy Management Systems
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides the practicing engineer, designer, and building operation engineer with a working knowledge of the principles involved in the selection and design of temperature controls for HVAC systems. Topics include controls theory and fundamentals; pneumatic, electric, electronic, and computer-based hardware; control application for zones; air handlers; and chilled-water and hot-water...
 

Employment Law
Course Format: Classroom
The complexities of the issues surrounding human resource management necessitate a good understanding both of the interrelationship between state and federal legislation and court decisions, and of the daily activities of the human resources function. This course explores issues that affect workplace policies, such as the Americans with Disabilities Act, AIDS, alcohol and drugs, sexual harassme...
 

Employee Relations
Course Format: Classroom
This course examines current legal and social issues that impact employee relations, and the practical actions that you can take to deal with them. Communications, counseling, performance management, reward and recognition, work/family issues, employee assistance, sexual harassment, managing diversity, and handling formal complaints and discipline are among the topics covered. Also discussed ar...
 

Employee Recruitment, Selection, and Placement
Course Format: Classroom
This course helps you develop in-depth selection interviewing skills and acquaints you with the employment function. Through extensive in-class practice and mock interviews, you learn how to identify and define selection standards, develop probing primary and secondary interview questions, and evaluate candidates. Topics include systematic approaches to finding candidates, standardizing sel...
 

Practical Grammar for Writers and Editors
Course Format: Classroom
Working editors and writers often find that they need to improve their command of English grammar. This course concentrates on grammar as an effective technique for using language to clarify thought. Basic concepts are analyzed, with logic as the focus. Topics include terminology and standard references, sentence structure, punctuation, word choice (diction, usage, and tone), principles of para...
 

Editorial Workshop (Online)
Course Format: Online
Copyediting is a critical step in producing a polished, clear, error-free piece of writing. Whether you are a writer, a publisher, someone considering a career in editing, or even someone who drafts a lot of business documents, having copyediting skills can be invaluable. In this course you learn the fundamentals of copyediting and the role that copyeditors play in the publishing cycle. In ...
 

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