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This course covers the fundamentals of industrial systems, automation, and control methods. Topics include: discrete events system modeling; automation technologies; programmable logic controller (PLC) programming languages; actuators; sensors; field buses.
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This course examines the early linguistic development of the Spanish language, with special emphasis on the sociological and historic elements that have influenced this development. It covers the basics of diachronic linguistics, the evolution from Latin to hispanicized Latin to Romance to Spanish, the Germanic and Arabic substrata of Spanish, medieval Spanish and its linguistic affinity with other Romance languages, modern Spanish including major changes of the 15th to 17th centuries, and contemporary trends and variations in the Spanish language.
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The course provides a study of the process of political transition and consolidation of Spanish democracy. It discusses the institutional design of the Spanish political system as well as the political actors and the political culture in Spain, as compared to other advanced democracies. Students are expected to have previous coursework in political science.
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This course analyzes consumer society including how and why subjects and social groups adopt certain behaviors and consumer practices in the context of a social structure and a certain model of production and marketing of goods.
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This course introduces the principles of microeconomic analysis including choice and equilibrium, competitive markets, and market failures.
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This course offers a study of the basics of marketing including its multiple dimensions, as well as consumer knowledge, market research, and strategic decision-making..
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