Berkeley College
NEWARK, PARAMUS, WEST PATERSON, WOODBRIDGE, NJ, United States
http://www.berkeleycollege.edu

Spanish

Designed as a practical introduction to spoken and written Spanish for students with no previous knowledge of the language. Covers basic grammar construction, vocabulary acquisition, and oral communication. ...
 

Designed as a practical introduction to spoken and written French for students with no previous knowledge of the language. Covers basic grammar construction, vocabulary acquisition, and oral communication. ...
 

This course considers property transfer at death, gifting strategies, incapacity planning, trusts, and charitable giving. ...
 

This course analyzes the principles of taxation of personal income. Topics include income tax fundamentals; trusts and estates; cost-recovery; and charitable contributions. ...
 

Students learn principles of constructing and managing investment vehicles matched to client needs. Topics include an overview of investment vehicles; measures of investment risk and returns; portfolio management; and asset pricing, leverage, and hedging options. ...
 

This course familiarizes students with risk management and insurance planning including employee benefits. Topics include analysis and evaluation of risk exposure; property and casualty insurance; general business liability; and life, health, disability and long-term care insurance. ...
 

Topics include an in-depth analysis of the finan- cial planning process; the CFP Board¡¯s Code of Ethics and Professional Responsibility; emergency fund planning; credit and debt management; financial institutions; educational funding; property tilting; and monetary settlement planning. ...
 

course prepares students for the solicitation, purchase, and/or sale of securities products including corporate securities, municipal securities, municipal fund securities,options, direct participation programs, investment company products, and variable contracts....
 

Topics include treasury management; financial concepts, analysis and working capital; cash management; external financing; global treasury; risks and controls; and fiduciary responsibilities....
 

This course looks at the production and operations management system in the fashion industry from the perspective of its ability to enhance value. The issues of performance, cost, competitive reactions, and customer expectations will be explored. Special emphasis will also be placed on current management topics including ethics, diversity, technology, and globalization....
 

Students examine the merchandising process in terms of its methodology and plans and explore the strategic planning process for developing store plans, product plans, store assortment plans, space plans, and allocation plans. Students apply the necessary strategies to turn the fashion/retail organization into a competitive and profitable business. ...
 

Explores the merchandising, design, and manufacturing divisions of apparel organizations and related manufacturing companies. Examines the relationship between all distribution channels, including manufacturer and primary markets, and manufacturer and retail buyer. Crucial elements of government regulations also are covered. ...
 

Introduces students to the history and development of the media as it relates to the fashion industry. Newspapers, fashion magazines, wire services, radio, the broadcast media, and the Internet are examined and analyzed as to their influences on fashion makers. Students discuss trends and current problems in the media, with an emphasis on the role of the fashion advertiser and the public in aff......
 

Hands-on course using computer-aided design at the merchandising, product development, and designer levels. Students use apparel-related computer applications as a tool to cut costs, increase productivity, and globalize a business. ...
 

All categories of retail enterprises are studied as the successful marketing practices of menswear manufacturers are examined. Includes demographics, line development, style, production, and distribution....
 

Provides the basics of figure construction using a step-by-step approach to the business of designing apparel from how to put a creative idea to paper and garments into production. Presents effective methods of creating stylized versions of original designs using a variety of silhouettes, style details, and illustration techniques in an exploration of the work of the fashion designer. ...
 

Examines the organization and operation of contemporary retailing. Includes traditional and specialty retailing, e-tailing, and direct marketing. Emphasis is placed on merchandising, management, sales promotion, and operations. ...
 

Provides a comprehensive overview of the textiles industry, includes the basic knowledge of fibers, yarns, cloth construction, finishes, and textile terminology necessary to determine quality in fabrics and to make appropriate choices of fabrics for particular uses. ...
 

A study of modern inventory control systems and sales records. Covers the retail method of inventory, operating statements, techniques of planning, seasonal purchases, and methods of figuring mark-ups and mark-downs, turnover, open-to-buy, and terms of sale. Includes computer applications. ...
 

Explains the basic theory of color and how it impacts visual merchandising. Students will be introduced to the art of display and merchandise presentation in retail establishments. Store fixtures, design fundamentals, and display principles are studied through an analysis of interior and exterior displays. Students learn to sketch displays and implement their concepts. ...
 

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