BUS18A - Business Law, Fall 2008

MONDAY/WEDNESDAY section, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Tentative Schedule of Assignments Weeks 13 thru 18, last revised 12/08/2008

Week &

Day

Day’s Topic(s)  and corresponding

Student Learning Outcome(s)

In preparation for class discussion and/or day’s activities, already have read:

Assignment

13

11/10 & 11/12 NO CLASS:  Veteran's Day HINT:  In studying for Test 3b, read the chapter cases!  
1st hour :  Test #3b over Ch 9 - 14 (primary focus on 12 - 14)       2nd hour :  Post-test review of Test #3b

14

11/17 & 11/19

Business Organizations and Bankruptcy

SLO J:  Distinguish among the various types of bankruptcy relief available to debtors, discuss their relative advantages and disadvantages,  and enumerate the typical steps of a bankruptcy proceeding;

SLO K Relate the major forms of business organization in the U.S. and discuss their relative advantages and disadvantages

Ch 24, Bankruptcy and Reorganization (pp. 630 - 670).

Ch 26, Sole Proprietorships and General and Limited Partnerships, pp. 713 - 744;

Ch 27, Corporate Formation, pp. 749 - 772

 

 

15

11/24 Real Property and Landlord-Tenant Law

SLO N:  Describe the nature of real property ownership and the transfer of ownership rights;

SLO O:  Distinguish the respective duties of landlords and tenants concerning the use and maintenance of leased property.

Ch 38, Real Property and Landlord-Tenant Law, pp. 1076 - 1111

 

 

Ch 25, Agency Relationships, pp. 676 - 708

NLT 11/26Submit answers to any five of the Chapter 38 Case Problems on pp. 1111-1113.

Work on your research paper

11/26

Agency Relationships

SLO L.  Differentiate the respective rights and duties of principals to agents from those of agents to principals, and discuss their respective levels of liability to third parties

16

12/01 & 12/03

Employment, Worker Protection, and Labor Law; Equal Opportunity in Employment

SLO M: Examine the major federal and state (California only) statutes pertaining to employment discrimination, relate the remedies available under the law, and discuss the defenses to claims of employment discrimination

Ch 35, Employment, Worker Protection, and Labor Law, pp. 978 - 1008

Ch 36, Equal Opportunity in Employment, pp. 1010 - 1036

NLT 12/03:  Submit final edition of research paper (with 1st draft, copies of research material, and rubric attached at back)

17

12/08 & 12/10 Employment, Worker Protection, and Labor Law; Equal Opportunity in Employment

SLO M: Examine the major federal and state (California only) statutes pertaining to employment discrimination, relate the remedies available under the law, and discuss the defenses to claims of employment discrimination

First hour:  if necessary, conclude Ch 36, Equal Opportunity in Employment; second hour, The Jeopardy Challenge (review for final exam)  

18

Mon, 12/15

FINAL EXAM2: 00 - 3:50 p.m. over Ch 24, 25, 35, and 36 (Ch 26, 27, and 38 will not be on the final, and there are no essays). When you are done with your exam, you may leave (i.e., unlike previous tests, we will not go over the final). I do not post grades, however if you send me an email that gives me permission to email you your grade, I'll send the results of your final exam and course grade as soon as they're calculated.