Carlos III University of Madrid

This course offers an introduction to management accounting. Topics include: income statement types; pricing decisions; budgets; job and process costing; activity-based costing and department costing.

This course explores television as an academic discipline. Topics include: history of television-- industry, models and processes of globalization; television as a source of history-- construction of collective imagination; television genres as cultural categories; TV and ideology-- identity politics..

This course examines genre as applied to the production of fiction and TV entertainment. It discusses types, evolution, and models of television genres: programs, magazines, quiz shows, humor, fiction, and reality shows.

This course offers a study of ordinary differential equations (ODEs). Topics include: origins of ODEs in applications; first order equations; linear order equations, higher order, and linear differential systems; existence, uniqueness, and continuation of solutions; resolution of ODE with power series; nonlinear equations-- autonomous systems, phase plane, classification of critical points, and stability theorems.

This course offers a study of advanced Big Data analytics. Topics include: e-business and market trends; supply chain management; enterprise resource planning and customer relationship management; applications of advanced Big Data analytics.

This course analyzes and discusses the fundamental ethical dilemmas of this generation and the use of technology in today's society. In the second half of the course, students participate in debates on related topics and issues.

Topics in this marketing and sales management course include: today's client; contemporary sales; CRM, sales technology and analysis; market research and messaging; negotiation and closing; territory organization; recruitment, selection, and training; motivation of sellers; remuneration and evaluation of sales; international sales prospects.

The course explores the geopolitics of borders in today's world. Topics include: defining, drawing, and managing borders; borders of the Spanish state.

This course discusses machine learning and its uses in business decision-making. Topics include: data extraction and exploration; basic models for classification and regression; training, hyper-parameter tuning, model evaluation, pre-processing; feature selection and generation; advanced models for classification and regression; unsupervised learning.

This course offers a study of the key aspects and concepts of mechanism and machine science (MMS). Topics include: fundamental mechanisms and passive resistances; cams; spur gears; gear trains; machine regulation-- flywheels, balancing; shocks and percussions in kinematic pairs; analytical mechanics applied to mechanisms; helical cylindrical gears, bevel, and hypoid gears; spatial mechanisms.