MIAT Canton and MIAT Houston

This course introduces algebraic, geometric, and trigonometric concepts. Topics covered include a review of fundamental principles such as fractions, decimals, and percentages; terminology and practical applications of geometry; measurements and conversions; algebraic expressions, equations, and formulas; ratios and proportions; summary graphs and charts; and an introductory exploration of right triangle trigonometry.

This course focuses on teaching students how to craft effective academic essays tailored to diverse audiences. Students cultivate their written communication skills with a strong emphasis on the principles of effective communication, encompassing an understanding of the writing process, critical reading, and logical thinking. Beyond exploring the writing process, students acquire research techniques, citation methods, documentation formats, and the ability to critically analyze written topics.

This course provides a dependable framework for crafting and delivering impactful presentations. Whether in business, academia, or public settings, effective communication—both verbal and nonverbal—is crucial. The course is structured to enhance your communication abilities, teaching you how to organize talks clearly, craft memorable content, and deliver with confidence. By the course’s end, students can notably reduce their fear of public speaking, leverage rehearsal techniques to develop a compelling speaking voice, and execute speeches with engaging movement and gestures. The speech model practiced is versatile, applicable to briefings, elevator pitches, interviews, and informative presentations. Overall, this course aims to swiftly instill the essentials of public speaking while advancing students to the next level of proficiency.

This course serves as an introduction to the field of sociology, recognizing humans as inherently social beings embedded within diverse social structures. Understanding ourselves necessitates acquiring the tools to comprehend the broader social systems we inhabit. Through this lens, the course delves into the sociological processes shaping everyday life. Key topics include socialization, cultural diversity, sociological theories, race, gender dynamics, family structures, education systems, religious influences, and social interactions.

This course delves into the intricate relationship between humanity and the environment. Students investigate the delicate balance between natural resources and human needs, exploring the scientific, political, economic, and social dimensions of environmental science. Through assignments and discussions, students also analyze the environmental challenges facing societies today and explore potential solutions for sustainable living.

This course thoroughly explores organizational theory and its practical application in various contexts. It offers a comprehensive review of individual, group, and organizational performance concerning contemporary organizational structures. Specifically tailored to industries with technical orientations and predominantly skilled trades workforces, the course content delves into how organizational theory and application manifest in such settings.

This course is designed to encompass a wide array of Algebra topics, including polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions, as well as conic sections. Additionally, students will be introduced to Trigonometry concepts such as the Law of Sines and Cosines. Furthermore, the course will initiate discussions on analytic geometry and fundamental calculus concepts like limits, derivatives, and integrals.