
Negotiable Instruments
The aim of this course is to familiarize students with the essentials of the laws and regulations related to "Negotiable Instruments".
Upon completing this course students will have learned about the theoretical and practical applications of negotiable instruments law
including the major topics/areas covered are the history of negotiable instruments, its evolution, the judiciary interpretation of negotiable
instruments litigation based on the parameters of the U.S. Constitution over the last two centuries, and the contemporary applications and
salient issues pertaining to negotiable instruments and their affect and impact on the day to day interactions and transactions in American society.

Real Estate Law, Practices and Perspectives
The aim of this study is to familiarize students with the major concepts and principles of real estate law and practice.
Upon completion of this study students will have learned about real estate law and real property law, the business perspective,
the economic and the financial perspective, as well as laws and regulations that apply to real estate productivity, brokerage, management, development and investment.