Fraud, Rip-offs, and Graft: An Introduction to Corruption in the Private and Public Sectors
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Overview
Subject area
FNC
Catalog Number
112
Course Title
Fraud, Rip-offs, and Graft: An Introduction to Corruption in the Private and Public Sectors
Department(s)
Description
Explores the ongoing struggles that humanity has faced about improper activity in personal relationships and organizations. From corporate malfeasance to bid rigging, corruption costs society resources, exposes groups to unnecessary risks, and deprives families of important services. Utilizing several readings and case studies on the topic, this course looks to examine illicit and corrupt behavior in organized societies.
Academic Career
Undergraduate
Liberal Arts
Yes
Credits
Minimum Units
3
Maximum Units
3
Academic Progress Units
3
Repeat For Credit
No
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Lecture
Hours
3