How should we teach “business law” to undergraduate students? What topics should we cover and in what order? My colleague (and new friend!) Ralph Flick created a beautiful, color-coded visualization (pictured below) of his business law survey course. As an aside, I am huge fan of visualizations, as my Summer A Syllabus on Tiger King can attest to!
Image Credit: Ralph Flick
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Thanks for the post!! I am glad that you found it useful!
I loved it! Speaking of “visualizations”, check out my “Tiger King” syllabus, which I created specially for Summer A (which was entirely online due to the pandemic). Here is a link: https://priorprobability.com/2020/04/30/summer-syllabus/