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TRA 110
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Title: | Introduction to Travel |
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Long Title: | Introduction to Travel |
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Course Description: | Introduces student to all travel industry segments with a heavy emphasis on travel industry terms and definitions. Emphasizes the importance of specialization. Encourages students to apply other areas of expertise to the travel industry, e.g. human resources, CIS, etc. |
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Min Credit: | 3 |
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Status Notes: | Replaces TAT 121 and TAT 205 |
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Origin Notes: | ACC |
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STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
I. Introduces student to all travel industry segments.
II. Requires students to know travel industry terms/definitions.
III. Tests students on various industry segments.
IV. Tests students on industry terms/definitions.
V. Offers student options for industry employment.
VI. Emphasizes importance of specialization.
VII. Demonstrates the total scope of the travel industry.
VIII. Encourages students to apply other emphasis in the travel industry, such as accounting, human resources, etc.
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. Review of all travel industry segments.
A. Airlines, cruise lines, car rental companies, accommodations, tour operators, etc.
II. Extensive review of travel industry terms.
A. Reinforce learning with terms/definition entries into a word processor.
III. Emphasize the importance of specialization.
A. Compare challenges of a general practitioner to a specialist.
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