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2008–2009 Catalog This Catalog: Your Guide to Olivet Make Olivet Your First Choice! Education With a Christian Purpose Statement of Faith Statement of Objectives History of the University Location and Transportation Facilities Campus and Facilities Benner Library and Learning Resource Center Design for Educational Excellence Semester Calendar and Credit Hours Requirements for Graduation: Bachelor’s Degrees General Education Basic Requirements General Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degrees Specialization for Bachelor’s Degree Programs Honors Program General Education Requirements: Associate of Applied Science Degrees Preparation for Graduate Study and Preprofessional Study Programs Pre-Medicine Pre-Dentistry Pre-Veterinarian Pre-Physician Assistant Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Law Council for Christian Colleges and Universities Programs (CCCU) American Studies Program Australia Studies Centre China Studies Program Contemporary Music Center Program Latin American Studies Program Los Angeles Film Studies Center Middle East Studies Program Oxford Scholars' Semester Russian Studies Program Uganda Studies Program Washington Journalism Center Other Sponsored/Recognized Programs AuSable Institute EduVenture Focus on the Family Institute International Business Institute (IBI) Romanian Studies Program Equador — Nazarene International Language Institute Graduate and Continuing Studies University Life Orientation for New Students Resident Campus Philosophy Residence Hall Living Motor Vehicles Associated Students and Organizations Chapel/Convocation Admission Policies and Procedures Two Aspects of Admission to Olivet Personal Preparation for Admission High-School Preparation Admission Tests Homeschooled Student Admission Unclassified Students Early Admission General Educational Development Examination (GED) Essentials of Learning Program Admissions Process for Freshmen Admissions Process for Transfer Students Admissions Process for International Students Readmission Campus Visits and Interviews Orientation for New Students Waivers and Advanced Placement by Examination Financial Information Financing the University General Expenses Special Fees Methods of Payment Room and Board Student Insurance Coverage Withdrawals and Course Drops Student Financial Aid Key Assumptions Underlying Need-Based Student Aid The Financial Aid Application and Award Process Scholarships Scholarship Regulations Grants-in-Aid Loan Funds Student Employment Financial Assistance for Veterans Olivet Nazarene University Foundation Grants Academic Regulations Registration Change of Registration Withdrawal From the University Classification of Students Class Attendance Policy Scholarship Requirements Policy on Repeating Courses: The Learning Development and Assistance Center Recognition for Academic Achievement General Requirements for Graduation Proficiency Examinations Summer School Transcripts Undergraduate Programs of Study Course and Department Numbering System College of Arts and Sciences Department of Art and Digital Media Art Major, B.A. Art Major, B.S. Art Teaching Major, B.S. Art Studio Minor Art Teaching Minor Typical Courses for Students Majoring in Art Department of Behavioral Sciences Psychology Major, B.A. Psychology Major, B.S. Sociology Major, B.A. Psychology Minor Psychology Teaching Minor Sociology Minor Typical Courses for Students Choosing a Major within the Department of Behavioral Sciences Department of Biological Sciences Biology Major, B.A. Biology Major, B.S. Zoology Major, B.S. Environmental Science Major, B.S. Science Education Major, B.S. Biology Minor Biology Teaching Minor Zoology Minor Typical courses for Students Majoring in Biology Department of English and Modern Languages English Major, B.A. English Teaching Major, B.S. English Teaching Minor English Minor Literature Minor Writing Minor English as a Second Language Minor Typical Courses for a Student Majoring in English Spanish Major, B.A. Spanish Teaching Major, B.S. Spanish Minor French Minor Typical Courses for a Student Majoring in Spanish Recommended Placement in Foreign Languages Department of History and Political Science History Major, B.A. Political Science Major, B.A. Social Sciences Major, B.A. Social Sciences Teaching Major, B.S. Public Policy Major, B.S. Geography Major, B.A. Geography Minor History Minor Political Science Minor History Teaching Minor Social Sciences Teaching Minor Typical Courses for Students Majoring in History, Political Science, or Social Sciences Department of Mathematics Core Requirements for all Mathematics Majors Mathematics Major, B.A. Mathematics Major, B.S. Mathematics Teaching Major, B.S. Actuarial Science Major, B.S. Mathematics Minor Mathematics Teaching Minor Typical Courses for Students Majoring in Mathematics Department of Music Department of Music Mission Statement Department of Music General Regulations Music Proficiencies Music General Concentration, B.A. Music Education Concentration, B.S. Church Music Concentration, B.S. Music Performance Concentration, B.S. Music Composition Concentration, B.S. Music Minor Typical Courses for Students Majoring in Music Department of Physical Sciences Chemistry Major, B.A. Chemistry Major, B.S. Chemistry Minor Chemistry Teaching Minor Typical Courses for Students Majoring in Chemistry Geological Sciences Major, B.S. Geological Sciences Minor Earth and Space Science Teaching Minor Typical Courses for Students Majoring in Geological Sciences Geography Major, B.A. Geography Minor Physical Sciences Major, B.S. Science Education Major, B.S. Environmental Science Major, B.S. Geological Engineering Major, B.S. School of Education Department of Education Outcomes of Teacher Education General Education for Teachers Elementary School Program Professional Education Courses Elementary Education Major, B.S. Early Childhood Education Teaching Major, B.S. Secondary School Program Middle-School Endorsements K-12 Programs Music Teaching Program, K-12: B.S. Professional Education Requirements Physical Education/Health, K-12: B.S. Professional Education Requirements Spanish Teaching Major, K-12: B.S. Professional Education Requirements Admission to Teacher Education Pre-Student Teaching Field Experiences Admission to Student Teaching Student Teaching, Employment, and Coursework Student Teaching and the Professional Semester Student Teaching Placement Securing a Teaching Credential Placement of Teacher Candidates The Curriculum Center Library School of Education Office Title II Certification Pass Rate Data Typical Program of Courses for a Student Majoring in Elementary Education School of Professional Studies Department of Business Accounting Major, B.S. Business Administration Major, B.S. International Business Major, B.S. Marketing Major, B.S. Economics/Finance Major, B.S. Accounting Minor Business Minor Economics Minor Finance Minor Management Minor Marketing Minor Associate of Applied Science - Business Major Typical Program for a Student Majoring in Business Department of Communication Communication Studies Major, B.A. Communication Studies Major, B.S. Mass Communication Major, B.S. Journalism Major, B.S. Theatre Minor Communication Studies Minor Mass Communication Minor Communication Teaching Minor Typical Courses Recommended for Communication Majors Department of Computer Science Computer Science Major, B.A. Computer Science Major, B.S. Information Systems Major, B.A. Information Systems Major, B.S. Computer Engineering Major, B.S. Computer Science Minor Information Systems Minor Information Technology Minor Associate of Applied Science - Information Technology Major Department of Engineering Engineering Program Outcomes: Engineering Major, B.S. Computer Engineering Major, B.S. Geological Engineering Major, B.S. Department of Exercise and Sports Science Exercise Science Major, B.S. Physical Education/Health Teaching Major, B.S. Athletic Training Major, B.S. Sports Management Major, B.S. Recreation and Leisure Studies Major, B.S. Physical Education Teaching Minor Health Education Teaching Minor Exercise Science Minor Sports Management Minor Athletic Coaching Minor Associate of Applied Science - Recreation Administration Major Typical Courses for Students Majoring in Exercise and Sports Science Programs Department of Family and Consumer Sciences Family and Consumer Sciences Major, B.S. Family and Consumer Sciences Teaching Major, B.S. Dietetics Major, B.S. Child Development Major, B.S. Fashion Merchandising Major, B.S. Housing and Environmental Design Major, B.S. Family and Consumer Sciences Minor Family and Consumer Sciences Teaching Minor Fashion Merchandising Minor Housing and Environmental Design Minor Hospitality Minor Associate of Applied Science - Child Development Major Associate of Applied Science - Hospitality Management Major Typical Courses for Students Majoring in Family and Consumer Sciences Department of General Studies General Studies Major, B.S. Department of Military Science Department of Nursing Nursing Major, B.S.N. Typical Program of Courses for a Student Majoring in Nursing Degree Completion Track for Registered Nurses Department of Social Work and Criminal Justice Social Work Major, B.S.W. Criminal Justice Major, B.S. Social Work Minor Criminal Justice Minor Typical Courses for Students Majoring in Social Work or Criminal Justice School of Theology and Christian Ministry Departments of Biblical Literature, Christian Education and Theology Biblical Studies Major, B.A. Biblical Studies Minor Greek Minor Biblical Languages Minor Christian Education Major, B.S. Youth Ministry Major, B.S. Children's Ministry Major, B.S. Christian Education Minor Youth Ministry Minor Children's Ministry Minor Pastoral Ministry Major, B.S. Religious Studies Major, B.A. Philosophy and Religion Major, B.A. Intercultural Studies Major, B.A. Ministerial Missions Major, B.S. Religion Minor Philosophy Minor Missions/Intercultural Studies Minor Typical Program for Students Majoring in the School of Theology and Christian Ministry Course Descriptions - Traditional Undergraduate Course Numbering System Accounting ACCT 110 — Financial Accounting. 4 hours. ACCT 111 — Managerial Accounting. 4 hours. ACCT 255 — Intermediate Accounting I. 3 hours. ACCT 256 — Intermediate Accounting II. 3 hours. ACCT 357 — Cost Accounting. 3 hours. ACCT 365 — Income Taxation. 3 hours. ACCT 367 — Auditing. 3 hours. ACCT 461 — Consolidation and Partnerships. 3 hours. ACCT 462 — Governmental and Not-for-Profit Accounting. 3 hours. ACCT 470 — Advanced Tax. 3 hours. ACCT 475 — Advanced Auditing. 3 hours. ACCT 487 — Field Placement. 4 hours. Art ART 101 — Fundamentals of Drawing. 3 hours. ART 111 — Textile Design. 3 hours. ART 123 — Design Studio I. 3 hours. ART 125 — 3-D Design. 3 hours. ART 140 — Interior Design. 3 hours. ART 172 — Introduction to Photography. 3 hours. ART 200 — Introduction to Graphics. 3 hours. ART 201 — Ceramics: Hand Construction. 3 hours. ART 206 — Figure Studies. 3 hours. ART 211 — Illustration for Publication. 3 hours. ART 233 — Basic Oil Painting. 3 hours. ART 270 — Basic Darkroom Techniques. 3 hours. ART 274 — Introduction to Photojournalism. 3 hours. ART 275 — Photoshop. 3 hours. ART 281 — History of Western Art I. 3 hours. ART 282 — History of Western Art II. 3 hours. ART 300 — Perspective and Rendering. 3 hours. ART 302 — Ceramics: Wheel Construction. 3 hours. ART 303 — Ceramics: Advanced Techniques. 3 hours. ART 308 — Advanced Figure Studies. 3 hours. ART 310 — Graphic Advertising. 3 hours. ART 315 — Historical Dress and World Cultures. 3 hours. ART 319 — Typography. 3 hours. ART 320 — Package Designing. 3 hours. ART 323 — Printmaking I: Relief and Intaglio. 3 hours. ART 334 — Beginning Watercolor. 3 hours. ART 335 — Watercolor for Illustration. 3 hours. ART 336 — Composition and Color. 3 hours. ART 343 — Heritage of Interiors. 3 hours. ART 357 — Final Cut Pro. 3 hours. ART 360 — Contemporary Art History. 3 hours. ART 375 — History of Non-Western Art. 3 hours. ART 376— Studio Photography. 3 hours. ART 379 — Advanced Darkroom Techniques. 3 hours. ART 380 — Photographic Art History. 3 hours. ART 408 — Advanced Drawing Seminar. 3 hours. ART 425 — Printmaking II: Advanced Techniques. 3 hours. ART 433 — Advanced Painting Seminar. 3 hours. ART 459 — Publication Design and Manufacturing. 3 hours. ART 461 — Web Production. 3 hours. ART 471 — History of Modern Art. 3 hours. ART 472 — Photography Seminar. 3 hours. ART 473 — History of Graphic Design. 3 hours. ART 476 — Advanced Photography. 3 hours. ART 495 — Senior Career Preparation. 3 hours. Biblical Literature BLIT 202 — Christian Scriptures I. 3 hours. BLIT 233 — Elementary Greek I. 4 hours. BLIT 234 — Elementary Greek II. 4 hours. BLIT 243 — Elementary Hebrew I. 4 hours. BLIT 244 — Elementary Hebrew II. 4 hours. BLIT 250 — Biblical Hermeneutics. 3 hours. BLIT 303 — Christian Scriptures II. 3 hours. BLIT 305 — Old Testament Introduction. 3 hours. BLIT 310 — New Testament Introduction. 3 hours. BLIT 330 — New Testament Greek Exegesis. 3 hours. BLIT 339 — Readings in Greek. 1-3 hours. BLIT 341 — Biblical Hebrew Exegesis. 3 hours. BLIT 349 — Readings in Hebrew. 1-3 hours. BLIT 356 — Psalms and Wisdom Literature. 3 hours. BLIT 379 — Old Testament Prophets I. 3 hours. BLIT 380 — Old Testament Prophets II. 3 hours. BLIT 381 — Exilic and Post-Exilic Prophecy and Community. 3 hours. BLIT 400 — Gospels: Mark and Matthew. 3 hours. BLIT 410 — The Deuteronomistic History. 3 hours. BLIT 420 — Apocalyptic Literature and the Book of Revelation. 3 hours. BLIT 445 — Old Testament Theology. 3 hours. BLIT 450 — New Testament Theology. 3 hours. BLIT 467 — Pauline Epistles I. 3 hours. BLIT 468 — Pauline Epistles II. 3 hours. BLIT 471 — Pentateuch. 3 hours. BLIT 474 — Johannine Literature. 3 hours. BLIT 475 — Luke-Acts. 3 hours. BLIT 476 — Topics in Biblical Studies. 3 hours. BLIT 600-699 — Graduate Level Courses. Biology BIOL 125 — Biology I. 4 hours. BIOL 126 — Biology II. 4 hours. BIOL 169 — Survey of Anatomy and Physiology. 4 hours. BIOL 201 — General Biological Science. 3 hours. BIOL 211 — Medical Terminology. 2 hours. BIOL 246 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I. 4 hours. BIOL 247 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II. 4 hours. BIOL 320 — Genetics. 4 hours. BIOL 330 — Pathophysiology. 3 hours. BIOL 335 — Biochemistry. 4 hours. BIOL 352 — Advanced Botany. 4 hours. BIOL 354 — Developmental Biology. 4 hours. BIOL 356 — Microbiology. 4 hours. BIOL 359 — Immunology. 4 hours. BIOL 360 — Invertebrate Zoology. 4 hours. BIOL 361 — Comparative Anatomy. 4 hours. BIOL 370 — Ecology. 4 hours. BIOL 380 — Toxicology. 4 hours. BIOL 430 — Neurobiology. 4 hours. BIOL 440 — Advanced Genetics. 4 hours. BIOL 455 — Physiology. 4 hours. BIOL 484 — Molecular and Cell Biology. 4 hours. BIOL 487 — Field Experience. 4 hours. BIOL 490 — Research in Biology. 1 to 4 hours. BIOL 495 — Seminar in Biology. 1/2 hour. Business BSNS 117 — Finite Mathematics with Business Applications. 3 hours. BSNS 160 — Principles of Management. 3 hours. BSNS 170 — Computer Applications in Business. 3 hours. BSNS 241 — Business Statistics. 3 hours. BSNS 252 — Consumer Economics. 3 hours. BSNS 253 — Principles of Marketing. 3 hours. BSNS 270 — Principles of Finance. 3 hours. BSNS 303 — Management Information Systems. 3 hours. BSNS 351 — Business Law I. 3 hours. BSNS 352 — Business Law II. 3 hours. BSNS 356 — Retail Merchandising. 3 hours. BSNS 362 — Financial Markets and Institutions. 3 hours. BSNS 365 — International Trade and Finance. 3 hours. BSNS 367 — Organizational Behavior. 3 hours. BSNS 390 — Fundamentals of Salesmanship and Sales Management. 3 hours. BSNS 394 — Marketing Management. 3 hours. BSNS 425 — Advanced Computer Applications. 3 hours. BSNS 440 — Marketing Research. 3 hours. BSNS 450 — Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management. 3 hours. BSNS 453 — Global Marketing. 3 hours. BSNS 457 — Advertising and Promotions. 3 hours. BSNS 460 — Intermediate Finance. 4 hours. BSNS 468 — Human Resource Management. 3 hours. BSNS 473 — Investments. 3 hours. BSNS 487 — Field Placement. 4 hours. BSNS 490 — Business Policy and Strategy. 3 hours. BSNS 492 — Students in Free Enterprise. 2 hours. BSNS 493 — Students in Free Enterprise. 2 hours. BSNS 495 — Seminar in Leadership. 3 hours. Chemistry CHEM 101 — Introduction to Chemistry. 4 hours. CHEM 103 — General Chemistry I. 4 hours. CHEM 104 — General Chemistry II. 4 hours. CHEM 301 — Quantitative Analysis. 4 hours. CHEM 311 — Organic Chemistry I. 5 hours. CHEM 312 — Organic Chemistry II. 5 hours. CHEM 320 — Inorganic Chemistry. 3 hours. CHEM 335 — Biochemistry. 4 hours. CHEM 340 — Drug Chemistry. 3 hours. CHEM 375 — Optical and Electron Microscopy. 3 hours. CHEM 382 — Physical Chemistry-Thermodynamics. 4 hours. CHEM 385 — Environmental Geochemistry. 4 hours. CHEM 390 — Topics in Chemistry. 1-2 hours. CHEM 392 — Physical Chemistry-Kinetics and Molecular Structure. 4 hours. CHEM 403 — Synthetic Inorganic Chemistry. 2 hours. CHEM 410 — Instrumental Methods of Analysis. 4 hours. CHEM 436 — Advanced Biochemistry. 4 hours. CHEM 495 — Seminar in Chemistry. ½ hour. Christian Education CHED 115 — Foundations of Christian Education. 3 hours. CHED 200 — Foundations of Youth Ministry. 3 hours. CHED 210 — Foundations of Children’s Ministry. 3 hours. CHED 240 — Spiritual Formation. 3 hours. CHED 290 — Community Ministry Experience I. 1 hour. CHED 299 — Summer Ministries in the Church of the Nazarene. 1–3 hours. CHED 300 — Issues in Children’s Ministry. 3 hours. CHED 301 — Principles and Methods for Christian Education. 3 hours. CHED 305 — The Church in Mission. 3 hours. CMIN 306 — Cross-Cultural Ministry. 3 hours. CHED 325 — Small-Group Ministry. 3 hours. CHED 366 — Contemporary Ministries. 3 hours. CHED 367 — Materials and Methods for Recreation. 2 hours. CHED 370 — Issues in Youth Ministry. 3 hours. CHED 377 — Music in Worship. 2 hours. CHED 385 — Ministry Conference. 1 hour. CHED 450 — Senior Seminar. 1 hour. CHED 452 — The Minister as Leader and Administrator. 3 hours. CHED 489 — Problems in Christian Education. 1- 2 hours. CHED 490 — Integrated Summer Ministry Experience. 3 hours. CHED 494 — Pastoral Care and Counseling. 3 hours. Christian Ministry CMIN 101 — Sharing our Faith. 1 hour. CMIN 116 — Fundamentals of Christian Ministry. 3 hours. CMIN 187, 387 — Supervised Worship Practicum. ½-1 hour. CMIN 205 — Community Ministry Experience I. 1 hours. CMIN 290 — Cross-Cultural Ministry Experience. 1- 2 hours. CMIN 305 — The Church in Mission. 3 hours. CMIN 306 — Cross-Cultural Ministry. 3 hours. CMIN 350 — Preaching and Worship. 3 hours. CMIN 380 — Introduction to Missionary Service. 1 hour. CMIN 390 — Cross-Cultural Field Experience. 2-3 hours. CMIN 401 — Advanced Homiletics. 3 hours. CMIN 425 — Urban Ministry. 3 hours. CMIN 450 — Missiological Foundation. 3 hours. CMIN 452 — The Minister as Leader and Administrator. 3 hours. CMIN 494 — Pastoral Care and Counseling. 3 hours. CMIN 496 — Field Training. 3-6 hours. CMIN 499 — Topics in Christian Ministry. 3 hours. Communication COMM 102 — Performance Studies. 3 hours. COMM 103 — Interpersonal Communication. 3 hours. COMM 105 — Fundamentals of Communication. 3 hours. COMM 110 — Introduction to Acting. 3 hours. COMM 120 — Introduction to Theatre. 3 hours. COMM 141— Introduction to Journalism. 3 hours. COMM 171 — Fundamentals of Radio/Beginning Announcing. 3 hours. COMM 175 — Nonlinear Editing. 3 hours. COMM 198, 398 — Dramatic Practicum. 1 hour. COMM 200 — Introduction to Communication Studies. 1 hour. COMM 221 — Mass Media and Society. 3 hours. COMM 233 — Small-Group Communication. 3 hours. COMM 242 — College Publication Practicum. 1 hour. COMM 243 — Beat Journalism. 3 hours. COMM 272 — Writing for Radio and Audio Media. 3 hours. COMM 273 — Beginning Audio Production. 3 hours. COMM 277 — Broadcast Practicum. 1 hour. COMM 280 — Writing for Television and Video. 3 hours. COMM 290 — Basic Video Production. 4 hours. COMM 295 — Investigative Reporting. 3 hours. COMM 300 — Service Learning. 1 hour. COMM 305 — Professional Communication. 3 hours. COMM 320 — Directing. 3 hours. COMM 330 — Public Relations and Communication. 3 hours. COMM 342 — Persuasion and Media Influence. 3 hours. COMM 344 — Journalism Layout and Design. 3 hours. COMM 345 — Online Journalism. 3 hours. COMM 346 — Magazine and Feature Article Writing. 3 hours. COMM 347 — Organizational Communication. 3 hours. COMM 348 — Journalism in a Democratic Society. 3 hours. COMM 349 — Intercultural Communication. 3 hours. COMM 364 — Dramatic Literature/History. 3 hours. COMM 371 — Studio Production. 3 hours. COMM 372 — Remote TV Productions and Editing. 3 hours. COMM 374 — News and Interviewing for Audio Media. 3 hours. COMM 375 — Radio Programming/Advanced Announcing. 3 hours. COMM 391 — Communication Ethics. 3 hours. COMM 399 — Special Topics in Communication. 3 hours. COMM 400 — Journalistic Editing. 3 hours. COMM 420 — Journalistic Opinion Writing. 3 hours. COMM 425 — Television News. 3 hours. COMM 450 — Senior Seminar. 1 hour. COMM 457 — Communication Theory. 3 hours. COMM 459 — Media Theory. 3 hours. COMM 460 — Philosophy of Human Communication. 3 hours. COMM 466 — Communication Internship. 1–6 hours. COMM 476 — Broadcast Management. 3 hours. Computer Science CSIS 110 — Introduction to Computer Science. 4 hours. CSIS 112 — Technology Today. 2 hours. CSIS 131 — Introduction to Web Programming. 3 hours. CSIS 201 — Seminar I. ½ hour. CSIS 210 — Discrete Mathematics. 3 hours. CSIS 245 — Database and Information Systems. 4 hours. CSIS 251 — Principles of Programming I. 4 hours. CSIS 252 — Principles of Programming II. 3 hours. CSIS 255 — System Administration. 3 hours. CSIS 303 — Management Information Systems. 3 hours. CSIS 310 — Systems Analysis and Design. 3 hours. CSIS 326 — Network Administration and Theory. 4 hours. CSIS 340 — Human Computer Interface. 3 hours. CSIS 354 — Numerical Analysis. 3 hours. CSIS 366 — Computer Organization and Design. 4 hours. CSIS 381 — Systems Programming. 3 hours. CSIS 401 — Seminar II. ½ hour. CSIS 427 — Security Administration. 3 hours. CSIS 435 — Systems Development. 3 hours. CSIS 445 — Advanced Databases and Administration. 3 hours. CSIS 457 — Software Engineering. 3 hours. CSIS 460 — Operating Systems. 3 hours. CSIS 475 — Theory of Computation. 3 hours. CSIS 480 — Topics of Computer Science. 3 hours. CSIS 490 — Field Experience. 3 hours. CSIS 491 — Research Problems in Computer Science. 3 hours. Criminal Justice CJUS 243 — Introduction to Criminal Justice. 3 hours. CJUS 273 — Criminology. 3 hours. CJUS 293 — Criminal Law. 3 hours. CJUS 316 — Corrections. 3 hours. CJUS 325 — Police and Society. 3 hours. CJUS 331 — Basic Research and Statistics. 4 hours. CJUS 360 — Criminal Procedure. 3 hours. CJUS 370 — Criminalistics. 3 hours. CJUS 394 — Juvenile Justice. 3 hours. CJUS 400 — Field Placement I. 6 hours. CJUS 405 — Field Placement II. 3-6 hours. CJUS 440 — Special Topics in Criminal Justice. 3 hours. Economics ECON 110 — Principles of Economics. 3 hours. ECON 241 — Business Statistics. 3 hours. ECON 308 — Comparative Economic Systems. 3 hours. ECON 311 — Intermediate Microeconomics. 3 hours. ECON 312 — Intermediate Macroeconomics. 3 hours. ECON 342 — Intermediate Economic Statistics. 3 hours. ECON 345 — Economics of the Public Sector. 3 hours. ECON 362 — Financial Markets and Institutions. 3 hours. ECON 365 — International Trade and Finance. 3 hours. ECON 473 — Investments. 3 hours. Education EDUC 150 — Historical and Philosophical Foundations of Education. 3 hours. EDUC 151 — Introduction to Education. 1 hour. EDUC 210 — Instructional Methods of Early Childhood Education. 3 hours. EDUC 211 — Child Growth and Development. 3 hours. EDUC 212 — Adolescent and Adult Developmental Psychology. 3 hours. EDUC 214 — Early Adolescent Development. 3 hours. EDUC 220 — Early Childhood Field Experience. 3 hours. EDUC 241 — Statistics. 4 hours. EDUC 249 — Educational and Developmental Psychology. 3 hours. EDUC 269 — Children’s Literature. 3 hours. EDUC 295 — Instructional Technology. 1 hour. EDUC 300 — Applied Arts for Teachers. 2 hours. EDUC 320 — Teaching Early Childhood Language Arts and Social Studies. 2 hours. EDUC 325 — Classroom Management. 1 hour. EDUC 330 — Teaching Early Childhood Math and Science. 2 hours. EDUC 340 — Curriculum and Instruction for Elementary and Middle School Language Arts and Social Studies. 3 hours. EDUC 342 — Curriculum and Instruction for Elementary and Middle School Reading. 4 hours. EDUC 349 — Language Development. 2 hours. EDUC 350 — Curriculum and Instruction for Elementary and Middle School Math and Science. 3 hours. EDUC 359 — Teaching Reading to Young Children. 3 hours. EDUC 367 — Methods and Materials in Physical Education for the Elementary School. 2 hours. EDUC 376 — Teaching Diverse Populations in the Regular Classroom. 3 hours. EDUC 385 — Middle/Secondary School Methods. 5 hours. EDUC 386 — Teaching of Spanish, K-12. 6 hours. EDUC 400–414 — Student Interest Field Experience. 1–4 hours. EDUC 400 — Open School Concept EDUC 401 — Language and Literature EDUC 402 — Social Sciences EDUC 403 — Natural Sciences EDUC 404 — Fine Arts EDUC 405 — Outdoor Education EDUC 406 — Preschool EDUC 407 — Special Education EDUC 408 — Reading EDUC 409 — Mathematics EDUC 410 — Vocational Education EDUC 411 — Physical Education EDUC 412 — Reading Laboratory EDUC 413 — Learning Center EDUC 414 — Multicultural Community Relations EDUC 415 — Pre-Student Teaching Practicum. 1–3 hours. EDUC 456 — Management and Professional Practices in Education. 2 hours. EDUC 460 — General Music Methods. 3-4 hours. EDUC 481 — Paraprofessional Field Experience. 4 hours. EDUC 482 — Student Teaching for Early Childhood Education. 12 hours. EDUC 484 — Supervised Student Teaching in the Elementary School. 12 hours. EDUC 485 — Supervised Student Teaching: All Grades. 12 hours. EDUC 486 — Supervised Student Teaching in the Secondary School. 12 hours. Engineering ENGN 101 — Engineering Design. 3 hours. ENGN 102 — Engineering Design II. 3 hours. ENGN 170 — Logic and Computational Engineering. 3 hours. ENGN 250 — Engineering Economics. 3 hours. ENGN 261 — Statics and Mechanics of Materials. 3 hours. ENGN 262 — Dynamics. 3 hours. ENGN 270 — Digital Systems. 3 hours. ENGN 300 — Electric Circuit Analysis. 3 hours. ENGN 310 — Circuits and Signal Processing. 3 hours. ENGN 311 — Communication Systems. 4 hours. ENGN 335 — Technical Communication and Experimental Design. 3 hours. ENGN 340 — Digital Electronics. 3 hours. ENGN 346 — Analog Electronics. 4 hours. ENGN 351 — Material Science. 4 hours. ENGN 353 — Vibration Analysis. 4 hours. ENGN 356 — Computer Aided Engineering. 3 hours. ENGN 371 — Automatic Controls. 4 hours. ENGN 380 — Thermodynamics. 4 hours. ENGN 385 — Heat Transfer. 4 hours. ENGN 412 — Machine Synthesis. 3 hours. ENGN 420 — Fluid Mechanics. 3 hours. ENGN 481 — Senior Design Project I. 2 hours. ENGN 482 — Senior Design Project II. 2 hours. English ENGL 108 — College Writing. 4 hours. ENGL 109 — College Writing I. 3 hours. ENGL 120 — Introduction to Theatre. 3 hours. ENGL 141 — Introduction to Journalism. 3 hours. ENGL 202 — Introduction to Creative Writing. 3 hours ENGL 209 — College Writing II. 3 hours. ENGL 210 — College Writing II. 3 hours. ENGL 301 — Understanding Language. 3 hours. ENGL 303 — Descriptive English Grammar. 3 hours. ENGL 306 — Advanced Writing. 3 hours. ENGL 315 — Business and Technical Writing. 3 hours. ENGL 320 — Reading: Process and Skills. 2 hours. ENGL 321 — Teaching Reading through Young Adult Literature. 2 hours. ENGL 329 — Writing Fiction and Poetry. 3 hours. ENGL 330 — Visual Literacy. 2 hours. ENGL 346 — Magazine and Feature Article Writing. 3 hours. ENGL 450 — Professional Portfolio Preparation. 1 hour. ENGL 477 — Senior Seminar. 1 hour. English As A Second Language ESL 350 — Theoretical Foundations of Teaching ESL. 3 hours. ESL 360 — Methods and Materials for Teaching ESL. 3 hours. ESL 370 — Assessment of the Bilingual Student. 3 hours. ESL 380 — Cross-Cultural Studies for Teaching Limited-English Proficient Students. 3 hours. Environmental Science ENVI 310 — Environmental Science, Technology, and Society for Teachers. 4 hours. ENVI 395 — Seminar in Environmental Science. ½ hour. ENVI 450 — Research/Internship in Environmental Science. 3 hours. Exercise and Sports Science EXSS 129 — Principles of Sports Management. 3 hours. EXSS 147 — Introduction to Athletic Training. 2 hours. EXSS 183 — Prevention of Athletic Injuries. 3 hours. EXSS 205 — Therapeutic Modalities. 3 hours. EXSS 210 — Introduction to Recreation and Leisure. 3 hours. EXSS 215 — Lower Extremity Joint Assessment. 3 hours. EXSS 229 — Recreation Sports Management. 3 hours. EXSS 241 — First Aid and Emergency Care. 2 hours. EXSS 275 — Upper Extremity Joint Assessment. 3 hours. EXSS 280 — Athletic Training Clinical I. 1 hour. EXSS 281 — Athletic Training Clinical II. 2 hours. EXSS 300 — Promoting and Marketing of Athletics. 4 hours. EXSS 320 — Sports Psychology. 3 hours. EXSS 349 — Organization and Administration of Athletic Training. 2 hours. EXSS 350 — Sports Law. 4 hours. EXSS 362 — General Medical Conditions. 3 hours. EXSS 372 — Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation. 3 hours. EXSS 380 — Athletic Training Clinical III. 2 hours. EXSS 381 — Athletic Training Clinical IV. 1 hour. EXSS 425 — Fitness Testing and Exercise Prescription. 3 hours. EXSS 429 — Personal Training. 3 hours. EXSS 430 — Internship in Exercise Science. 3 hours. EXSS 440 — Sports Management Internship. 12 hours. EXSS 450 — Sports Facility Planning and Management. 4 hours. EXSS 471 — Organization and Administration of Athletics. 4 hours. EXSS 472 — Kinesiology. 3 hours. EXSS 477 — Sports Management Seminar. 1 hour. EXSS 480 — Athletic Training Clinical V. 1 hour. EXSS 481 — Athletic Training Clinical VI. 1 hour. EXSS 495 — Senior Seminar in Athletic Training. 2 hours. EXSS 496 — Practicum in Athletics, Coaching, and Recreation. 1-3 hours. Family and Consumer Science FACS 101 — Orientation to Family and Consumer Sciences. 1 hour. FACS 111—Textiles and Design. 3 hours. FACS 112 — Principles of Clothing Construction. 3 hours. FACS 126 — Nutrition, Health, and Fitness. 3 hours. FACS 131 — Foods I. 1 hour. FACS 132 — Foods II. 1 hour. FACS 134 — Food Safety and Sanitation Management. 3 hours. FACS 140 — Interior Design. 3 hours. FACS 200 — Life Span Development. 3 hours. FACS 214 — Early Adolescent Development. 3 hours. FACS 230 — Food Preparation. 3 hours. FACS 231 — Food Science. 3 hours. FACS 232 — Nutrition Assessment. 2 hours. FACS 241 — First Aid and Emergency Care. 2 hours. FACS 245 — Architectural Drafting. 4 hours. FACS 246 — Architectural Drafting II. 3 hours. FACS 250 — Hospitality Industry/Supervision 4 hours. FACS 252 — Consumer Economics. 3 hours. FACS 260 — Lodging Operations. 3 hours. FACS 262 — Child Developmental Psychology. 3 hours. FACS 263 — Adolescent and Adult Developmental Psychology. 3 hours. FACS 264 — Child, Family and Community Relations. 3 hours. FACS 265 — Infant and Toddler Care. 3 hours. FACS 312 — Professional Image and Dress. 1 hour. FACS 315 — Historical Dress and World Cultures. 3 hours. FACS 330 — Community Nutrition. 3 hours. FACS 331 — Topics in Nutrition. 3 hours. FACS 335 — The World Food Problem. 3 hours. FACS 337 — Quantity Foods. 3 hours. FACS 338, 339 — Medical Nutrition Therapy I, II. 4 hours each semester. FACS 340 — Sociology of Marriage. 3 hours. FACS 341 — Kitchen and Bath Design. 3 hours. FACS 343 — Heritage of Interiors. 3 hours. FACS 344 — Contemporary Design. 3 hours. FACS 345 — Residential Design Studio. 4 hours. FACS 351 — Sociology of Family. 3 hours. FACS 355 — Management of Family Resources. 3 hours. FACS 356 — Retail Merchandising. 3 hours. FACS 360 — Parenting. 3 hours. FACS 398 — Research in Dietetics. 1 hour. FACS 413 — Principles of Pattern Design. 3 hours. FACS 415 — Tailoring. 3 hours. FACS 435 — Nutrition Education and Counseling. 3 hours. FACS 440 — Nonresidential Design Studio. 4 hours. FACS 455 — Food Systems Management. 3 hours. FACS 480 — Administration and Supervision for Human Service Organizations. 3 hours. FACS 487 — Field Placement. 1-5 hours. FACS 496 — Projects in Family and Consumer Sciences. 1-5 hours. FACS 498 — Professionalism, Issues, and Actions. 2 hours. Fine Arts FINA 101 — Introduction to Fine Arts. 3 hours. French FREN 101 — Elementary French I. 4 hours. FREN 102 — Elementary French II. 4 hours. FREN 201 — Grammar Review. 5 hours. FREN 302 — French Culture and Civilization. 5 hours. FREN 476 — Topics in French Studies. 1 to 3 hours. General Studies GNST 093 — Basic Writing Skills. 4 hours. GNST 095 — Intermediate Algebra. 4 hours. GNST 101 — Essentials of Learning. 3 hours. GNST 103 — College Reading I. 3 hours. GNST 104 — College Reading II. 3 hours. GNST 105 — Learning Success Strategies. 3 hours. GNST 110 — Freshman Seminar: Connections. 0 hours. Geography GEOG 480 — Research in Geography. 3 hours. GEOG 490 — Internship in Geography. 3 hours. Geology GEOL 105 — Physical and Historical Geology. 4 hours. GEOL 106 — Geology and Geography of North American Regions. 2-3 hours. GEOL 121 — Physical Geography. 4 hours. GEOL 130 — Astronomy. 4 hours. GEOL 140 — Earth and Space Sciences for Elementary Teachers. 4 hours. GEOL 300 — Paleontology. 2 hours. GEOL 302 — Earth Materials. 4 hours. GEOL 310 — The Earth’s Weather. 3 hours. GEOL 321 — Geomorphology and Earth Hazards. 3 hours. GEOL 330 — Hydrogeology. 4 hours. GEOL 340 — Global Natural Resources. 3 hours. GEOL 346 — Tools of Astronomy. 3 hours. GEOL 357 — Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology. 2 hours. GEOL 360 — Geographic Information Systems and Global Positioning Systems. 3 hours. GEOL 362 — Sedimentology and Stratigraphy. 3 hours. GEOL 366 — Structural Geology and Field Methods. 4 hours. GEOL 375 — Optical and Electron Microscopy. 3 hours. GEOL 385 — Environmental Geochemistry. 4 hours. GEOL 390 — Seminar in Geology. 1 hour. GEOL 395 — Applied Geophysics. 2 hours. GEOL 399 — Topics in Geology. 1–3 hours. GEOL 492 — Research. 1–3 hours. History HIST 200 — Western Civilization. 3 hours. HIST 211 — World Civilization I. 3 hours. HIST 212 — World Civilization II. 3 hours. HIST 213 — World Civilization III. 3 hours. HIST 231 — American Civilization I. 3 hours. HIST 232 — American Civilization II. 3 hours. HIST 306 — Wesley’s Century: Enlightenment and Revival. 3 hours. HIST 310 — History of Technological Change. 3 hours. HIST 325 — Sports in American Society. 3 hours. HIST 340 — American Military History. 3 hours. HIST 348 — The US in the Cold War. 3 hours. HIST 357 — American Religious History. 3 hours. HIST 360 — History of Russia. 3 hours. HIST 368 — American Civil War. 3 hours. HIST 379 — The Developing World. 3 hours. HIST 385 — Selected Topics in History. 3 hours. HIST 390 — Historiography. 4 hours. HIST 430 — American Social/Intellectual History. 3 hours. HIST 447 — American Constitutional Law. 3 hours. HIST 450 — Evidence and Argument in Historical Interpretation. 3 hours. HIST 471 — Senior Seminar in History. 2 hours. HIST 490 — History Internship. 1-6 hours. HIST 494 — Readings in History. 1-4 hours. Literature LIT 205 — Studies in Literature. 3 hours. LIT 220 — Survey of British Literature. 3 hours. LIT 230 — Literature of the Western World. 3 hours. LIT 255 — Survey of American Literature. 3 hours. LIT 308 — Literature of Non-Western and Third World Cultures. 3 hours. LIT 315 — Multiethnic Literature. 3 hours. LIT 318 — Shakespeare. 3 hours. LIT 325 — Philosophical Foundations and Literary Theory. 3 hours. LIT 364 — Dramatic Literature/History. 3 hours. LIT 400 — The Novel. 3 hours. LIT 414 — Special Topics in Literature. 3 hours. LIT 450 — Seminar in World, British, and American Literatures. 2 hours. Mathematics MATH 103 — Mathematics for the Liberal Arts. 3 hours. MATH 111 — Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I. 3 hours. MATH 112 — Mathematics for Elementary Teachers II. 3 hours. MATH 117 — Finite Mathematics with Business Applications. 3 hours. MATH 120 – Introduction to Statistics. 3 hours. MATH 131 — Algebra and Trigonometry. 4 hours. MATH 132 — Trigonometry. 2 hours. MATH 147 — Calculus I. 4 hours. MATH 148 — Calculus II. 4 hours. MATH 151 — Freshman Seminar in Mathematics. 1 hour. MATH 210 — Discrete Mathematics. 3 hours. MATH 241 — Statistics. 4 hours. MATH 330 — Regression and Time Series. 3 hours. MATH 340 — Financial Mathematics. 3 hours. MATH 351 — Linear Algebra. 3 hours. MATH 354 — Numerical Analysis. 3 hours. MATH 357 — Differential Equations. 3 hours. MATH 361 — Calculus III. 4 hours. MATH 410 — Introduction to Real Analysis. 3 hours. MATH 430 — Abstract Algebra. 3 hours. MATH 450 — Senior Seminar in Mathematics. 1 hour. MATH 455 — Modern College Geometry. 3 hours. MATH 465 — Probability and Mathematical Statistics. 3 hours. MATH 473 — Foundations of Mathematics. 3 hours. MATH 491 — Topics in Mathematics. 1-4 hours. MATH 499 — Middle School Math Methods. 3 hours. Military Science MSCI 022 — Military Science Leadership Lab. 0 hours. MSCI 121 — Introduction to Leadership. 2 hours. MSCI 122 — Leadership and Decision Making. 2 hours. MSCI 221 — Leadership and Problem-Solving. 2 hours. MSCI 222 — Small Unit Leadership and Tactics. 2 hours. MSCI 225 — Leader’s Training Course. 4 hours. MSCI 331 — Tactical Leadership Development I. 4 hours. MSCI 332 — Tactical Leadership Development II. 4 hours. MSCI 335 — National Advanced Leadership Camp (NALC). 4 hours. MSCI 336 — Nurse Summer Training Program. 2 hours. MSCI 441 — Junior Officer Leadership I. 4 hours. MSCI 442 — Junior Officer Leadership II. 4 hours. MSCI 443 — American Military History. 3 hours. Music MUAP 050, 060, 070 — Studio Class. 0 hours. MUAP 109, 309 — Applied Study - Wind, String, Percussion. 2 hours. MUAP 111, 311 — Applied Study - Wind, String, Percussion. 2 hours. MUAP 200 — Recital Lab. 0 hours. MUAP 225 — Upper-Division Hearing. 0 hours. MUAP 395 — Junior Recital. 1 hour. MUAP 490 — Senior Seminar. 1 hour. MUAP 495 — Senior Recital. 1 hour. MUAP 496 — Senior Composition Project. 1 hour. MUCH 350 — Church Music Administration. 2 hours. MUCH 377 — Music in Worship. 2 hours. MUCH 379 — Music in the Church Service. 2 hours. MUCH 480 — Supervised Conducting Practicum. 1 hour. MUCH 487 — Supervised Music Ministry Internship. 2 hours. MUED 177, 377 — Music Drama Production. ½ - 2 hours. MUED 180 — Percussion Instruments Class. 1 hour. MUED 200 — Introduction to Instrumental Music for Voice Majors. 2 hours. MUED 240 — Introduction to Music Technology. 2 hours. MUED 276 — Beginning Conducting. 2 hours. MUED 280 — String Instruments Class. 2 hours. MUED 281 — Marching Band Techniques. 1 hour. MUED 350 — Choral Literature and Conducting. 2 hours. MUED 351 — Instrumental Literature and Conducting. 2 hours. MUED 376 — Advanced Conducting. 2 hours. MUED 380 — Woodwind Instruments Class. 2 hours. MUED 381 — Brass Instruments Class. 2 hours. MUED 460 — General Music Methods. 3-4 hours. MUED 465 — Middle/Secondary Methods. 3 hours. MUED 470 — Advanced Conducting and Score Study. 2 hours. MUED 480 — Supervised Conducting Practicum. 1 hour. MULT 172–193, 372–393 — Ensemble. ½ –1 hour. MULT 172, 372 — Chrysalis Women’s Choir. MULT 173, 373 — Testament Men’s Choir MULT 178, 378 — Brass Consort (½ hour) MULT 179, 379 — Jazz Band MULT 181, 381 — University Orchestra MULT 182, 382 — Concert Singers (½ hour) MULT 184, 384 — Orpheus Choir MULT 185, 385 — Handbell Choir (½ hour) MULT 188, 388 — Concert Band MULT 189, 389 — Marching Band MULT 192, 392 — Wind Ensemble MULT 193, 393 — Chamber Ensemble (½ hour) MULT 280 — Twentieth Century Popular Music. 2 hours. MULT 295 — Music History I. 2 hours. MULT 300 — Organ Literature. 2 hours. MULT 301 — World Musics. 3 hours. MULT 302 — Organ Pedagogy. 2 hours. MULT 304 — Piano Literature. 2 hours. MULT 305 — Piano Pedagogy. 2 hours. MULT 335 — Brass, Woodwind, String, and Percussion Instrument Pedagogy and Literature. 2 hours. MULT 370 — Vocal Literature and Pedagogy. 2 hours. MULT 395 — Music History II. 2 hours. MULT 396 — Music History III. 2 hours. MUPN 100 — Beginning Piano (Non-Music Majors/Minors). 1 hour. MUPN 105 — Beginning Piano (Music Majors/Minors). 1 hour. MUPN 106 — Elementary Piano. 1 hour. MUPN 107 — Late Elementary Piano. 1 hour. MUPN 108 — Piano Proficiency. 1 hour. MUPN 109, 309 — Piano (Non-Majors/Minors). 2 hours. MUPN 111 — Piano (Majors/Minors). 2 hours. MUPN 311 — Piano. 2 hours. MUOR 109, 309 — Organ. 2 hours. MUOR 111 — Organ. 2 hours. MUOR 311 — Organ. 2 hours. MUTH 101 — Introduction to Music Theory. 1 hour. MUTH 120 — Musicianship I. 1 hour. MUTH 130 — Harmony I. 3 hours. MUTH 131 — Musicianship II. 1 hour. MUTH 135 — Musicianship III. 1 hour. MUTH 150 — Composition Forum. 1 hour. MUTH 230 — Harmony II. 3 hours. MUTH 232 — Harmony III. 3 hours. MUTH 250 — Composition I. 2 hours. MUTH 300 — Form and Analysis. 2 hours. MUTH 320 — Counterpoint. 2 hours. MUTH 330 — Advanced Electronic Music. 2 hours. MUTH 420 — Composition II. 2 hours. MUTH 494 — Instrumentation. 2 hours. MUVO 101 — Preparatory Voice. 1 hour. MUVO 107 — Class Voice. 2 hours. MUVO 109, 309 — Voice for Non-majors/minors. 2 hours. MUVO 111— Voice for Music Majors/minors. 2 hours. MUVO 240 — Diction I. 1 hour. MUVO 250 — Diction II. 1 hour. MUVO 311 — Voice for Music Majors/minors. 2 hours. MUVO 320 — Seminar in Vocal Performance. 2 hours. Nursing NURS 200 — Introduction to Health Care Professions. 2 hours. NURS 305 — Fundamentals of Nursing I. 3 hours. NURS 306 — Health Assessment. 3 hours. NURS 315 — Fundamentals of Nursing II. 3 hours. NURS 325 — Pharmacology for Nurses. 3 hours. NURS 340 — Transcultural Family Nursing. 3 hours. NURS 342 — Mental Health Nursing. 4 hours. NURS 378 — Childbearing Family Health. 4 hours. NURS 388 — Gerontology and Palliative Care. 3 hours. NURS 395 — Introduction to Community Health. 3 hours. NURS 405 — Adult Health Nursing. 8 hours. NURS 415 — Child Health Nursing. 4 hours. NURS 430 — Basic Public Health Science. 2 hours. NURS 441 — Advanced Adult Health. 8 hours. NURS 450 — The Global Community. 2 hours. NURS 455 — Leadership in Nursing. 3 hours. NURS 466 — Nursing Research. 3 hours. Philosophy PHIL 201 — Introduction to Philosophy. 3 hours. PHIL 301 — Logic. 3 hours. PHIL 325 — World Religions. 3 hours. PHIL 330 — Introduction to Christian Ethics. 3 hours. PHIL 351 — Ancient and Medieval Philosophy. 3 hours. PHIL 352 — Modern Philosophy. 3 hours. PHIL 422 — History of Political Philosophy. 3 hours. PHIL 430 — Augustine. 3 hours. PHIL 444 — Islamic Studies. 3 hours. PHIL 451 — Philosophy of Religion. 3 hours. PHIL 460 — Postmodern Philosophy. 3 hours. PHIL 489 — Individual Reading and Research in Philosophy. 1–4 hours. PHIL 499 — Topics in Philosophy. 1–4 hours. Physical Education PHED 108 — Golf. 1 hour. PHED 121 — Conditioning. 1 hour. PHED 123 — Conditioning for Varsity Athletes. 1/2 hour. PHED 126 — Nutrition, Health, and Fitness. 3 hours. PHED 131 — Tennis. 1 hour. PHED 169 — Survey of Human Anatomy and Physiology. 4 hours. PHED 190 — Wellness. 3 hours. PHED 210 — Teaching Rhythms and Aerobics. 1 hour. PHED 211 — Teaching Basic Aquatic Skills. 1 hour. PHED 219 — Theory of Coaching. 2 hours. PHED 221 — Coaching Basketball. 2 hours. PHED 222 — Coaching Track and Field. 2 hours. PHED 223 — Coaching Baseball/Softball. 2 hours. PHED 224 — Coaching Football. 2 hours. PHED 227 — Team Sports Officiating. 2 hours. PHED 228 — Principles of Weight Training and Conditioning. 2 hours. PHED 231 — Coaching Volleyball. 2 hours. PHED 232 — Coaching Soccer. 2 hours. PHED 241 — First Aid and Emergency Care. 2 hours. PHED 242 — Foundations of Health Education. 3 hours. PHED 243 — Personal and Community Health. 2 hours. PHED 246 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I. 3 hours. PHED 247 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II. 3 hours. PHED 260 — Individual Sports Skills. 3 hours. PHED 270 — Team Sports Skills. 3 hours. PHED 274 — Outdoor Education. 2 hours. PHED 305 — Human Sexuality. 3 hours. PHED 310 — Curriculum Design in Physical Education. 3 hours. PHED 315 — Drug/Chemical Use and Abuse. 3 hours. PHED 325 — School Health Programs. 3 hours. PHED 352 — Assessment and Evaluation of Physical Education. 3 hours. PHED 360 — Physiology of Exercise. 4 hours. PHED 367 — Methods and Materials in Physical Education for the Elementary School. 2 hours. PHED 370 — Adaptive Physical Education. 3 hours. PHED 375 — Community Health Programs. 2 hours. PHED 410 — Curriculum and Evaluation of Health Education. 3 hours PHED 472 — Kinesiology. 3 hours. Physical Science PHSC 102 — General Physical Science. 3 hours. PHSC 110 — Physical Science for Elementary Teachers. 4 hours. Physics PHYS 121 — College Physics I. 4 hours. PHYS 122 — College Physics II. 4 hours. PHYS 201 — General Physics I. 5 hours. PHYS 202 — General Physics II. 5 hours. Political Science PSCI 101 — Introduction to Political Science. 3 hours. PSCI 221 — Foundations of International Relations. 3 hours. PSCI 223 — American Government. 3 hours. PSCI 242 — Federal Seminar. 1-3 hours. PSCI 343 — American National Politics: 3 hours. PSCI 344 — American Public Policy. 3 hours. PSCI 352 — Christianity and Politics. 3 hours. PSCI 360 — Politics of Russia. 3 hours. PSCI 379 — The Developing World. 3 hours. PSCI 385 — Selected Topics in Political Science. 3 hours. PSCI 390 — Historiography. 4 hours. PSCI 422 — History of Political Philosophy. 3 hours. PSCI 447 — American Constitutional Law. 3 hours. PSCI 460 — Postmodern Political Theory. 3 hours. PSCI 471 — Senior Seminar in Political Science. 2 hours. PSCI 490 — Political Internship. 1-6 hours. PSCI 494 — Readings in Political Science. 1-4 hours. Psychology PSYC 101 — Introduction to Psychology. 3 hours. PSYC 200 — Lifespan Development. 3 hours. PSYC 202 — Educational Psychology. 3 hours. PSYC 203 — History and Systems of Psychology. 3 hours. PSYC 211 — Child Developmental Psychology. 3 hours. PSYC 212 — Adolescent and Adult Developmental Psychology. 3 hours. PSYC 214 — Early Adolescent Development. 3 hours. PSYC 222 — Psychology of Human Communication. 3 hours. PSYC 233 — Group Dynamics. 3 hours. PSYC 241 — Statistics. 4 hours. PSYC 320 — Sports Psychology. 3 hours. PSYC 321 — Social Psychology. 3 hours. PSYC 323 — Human Diversity. 3 hours. PSYC 324 — Industrial/Organizational Psychology. 3 hours. PSYC 331 — Basic Research and Statistics. 4 hours. PSYC 332 — Advanced Research and Statistics. 3 hours. PSYC 343 — Learning and Behavior Modification. 4 hours. PSYC 345 — Physiological Psychology. 3 hours. PSYC 346 — Cognitive Psychology. 3 hours. PSYC 361 — Theories of Personality. 3 hours. PSYC 362 — Psychological Testing. 3 hours. PSYC 365 — Crisis Intervention. 3 hours. PSYC 398 — Psychology Seminar. 1 hour. PSYC 433 — Quantitative Research Project. 1-3 hours. PSYC 461 — Counseling Process and Technique. 3 hours. PSYC 467 — Psychotherapy. 3 hours. PSYC 468 — Abnormal Psychology. 3 hours. PSYC 474 — Group Counseling. 3 hours. PSYC 478 — Professional Issues. 1 hour. PSYC 479 — Supervised Practicum. 3-5 hours. Social Science SSCI 242 — Federal Seminar. 1-3 hours. SSCI 302 — World Regional Geography. 3 hours. SSCI 320 — Urban/Rural America. 3 hours. SSCI 390 — Historiography. 4 hours. SSCI 471 — Senior Seminar in Social Science. 2 hours. Social Work SOWK 200 — Introduction to Social Work. 4 hours. SOWK 202 — Applied Learning Experience. 1 hour. SOWK 213 — Human Behavior and the Social Environment I. 3 hours. SOWK 214 — Human Behavior and Social Environment II. 3 hours. SOWK 310 — Social Work Practice I. 3 hours. SOWK 311 — Social Work Practice II. 3 hours. SOWK 315 — Drugs in Society. 3 hours. SOWK 330 — Social Work with the Aging. 3 hours. SOWK 340 — Topics in Social Work. 3 hours. SOWK 360 — Child Welfare Services. 3 hours. SOWK 365 — Crisis Intervention. 3 hours. SOWK 370 — Mental Health Issues in Social Work. 3 hours. SOWK 390 — Socio-Emotional Response and Recovery to Disaster. 3 hours. SOWK 394 — Juvenile Justice. 3 hours. SOWK 400 — Field Placement. 10 hours. SOWK 401 — Social Work Field Seminar. 1 hour. SOWK 405 — Social Work Field Seminar II. 2 hours. SOWK 412 — Social Work Practice III. 3 hours. SOWK 420 — Social Policy Analysis. 3 hours. Sociology SOCY 120 — Introduction to Sociology. 3 hours. SOCY 270 — Social Problems. 3 hours. SOCY 273 — Criminology. 3 hours. SOCY 280 — Ethnic Relations. 3 hours. SOCY 305 — Human Sexuality. 3 hours. SOCY 315 — Drugs in Society. 3 hours. SOCY 316 — Corrections. 3 hours. SOCY 320 — Urban/Rural Sociology. 3 hours. SOCY 321 — Social Psychology. 3 hours. SOCY 325 — Sociology of Education. 3 hours. SOCY 330 — Sociology of the Aging. 3 hours. SOCY 331 — Basic Research and Statistics. 4 hours. SOCY 332 — Advanced Research and Statistics. 3 hours. SOCY 340 — Sociology of Marriage. 3 hours. SOCY 351 — Sociology of the Family. 3 hours. SOCY 364 — Anthropology. 3 hours. SOCY 366 — Global Issues. 3 hours. SOCY 371 — Sociology of the Deaf Community. 3 hours. SOCY 374 — World Food Problem. 3 hours. SOCY 381 — Sociology of Religion. 3 hours. SOCY 390 — Historical Research Methods. 4 hours. SOCY 394 — Juvenile Delinquency. 3 hours. SOCY 440 — Selected Topics in Sociology. 3 hours. SOCY 460 — Readings in Sociology. 1-3 hours. SOCY 483 — Social Theory. 3 hours. SOCY 489 — Senior Research. 3 hours. Spanish SPAN 110 — Spanish for Specific Professions. 3 hours. SPAN 111 — Elementary Spanish I. 4 hours. SPAN 112 — Elementary Spanish II. 4 hours. SPAN 211 — Intermediate Spanish I. 3 hours. SPAN 212 — Intermediate Spanish II. 3 hours. SPAN 284 — Spanish Phonetics. 2 hours. SPAN 321 — Spanish Culture and Civilization. 3 hours. SPAN 322 — Latin American Culture and Civilization. 3 hours. SPAN 341 — Advanced Spanish Conversation. 3 hours. SPAN 345 — Advanced Spanish Composition. 3 hours. SPAN 361 — Spanish Literature. 3 hours. SPAN 362 — Latin-American Literature. 3 hours. SPAN 450 —Introduction to Interpretation and Translation. 3 hours. SPAN 486 — Topics in Spanish Studies. 1 to 3 hours. SPAN 495 — Senior Seminar. 1 hour. SPAN 498 — Study Abroad. 8 hours. Theology THEO 101 — Christian Formation. 3 hours. THEO 310 — Christian Theology I. 3 hours. THEO 320 — Christian Theology II. 3 hours. THEO 330 — Introduction to Christian Ethics. 3 hours. THEO 351 — History of Christianity I. 3 hours. THEO 352 — History of Christianity II. 3 hours. THEO 357 — History of Christianity III. 3 hours. THEO 404 — Christian Faith. 3 hours. THEO 410 — Topics in Christian Theology. 3 hours. THEO 430 — Augustine. 3 hours. THEO 435 — Theology in the Era of Reformation. 3 hours. THEO 451 — Twentieth Century Theological Ethics. 3 hours. THEO 462 — Doctrine of Holiness. 3 hours. THEO 469 — Contemporary Issues in Theology. 3 hours. THEO 472 — History, Missions, and Polity of the Church of the Nazarene. 3 hours. THEO 473— Christian Institutions. 3 hours. THEO 489 — Individual Reading and Research in Christian Theology. 1–4 hours. 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