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| Program | Credential | Description |
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| Behavioral Health | — | Bachelor of Applied Science Checklist Review the Program Admission requirements. View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements i… source |
| Cybersecurity and Information Technology | — | Bachelor of Applied Science Checklist Review the Program Admission requirements. View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements i… source |
| Energy Management | — | Bachelor of Applied Science Checklist Review the Program Admission requirements. View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements i… source |
| Finance | — | Bachelor of Applied Science Checklist Review the Program Admission requirements. View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements i… source |
| Foundations of Teaching | — | 16+ credits of 300/400 level Early Childhood/Elementary Education-specific coursework refers to courses such as Methods of Instruction, Advanced Practicum Experiences, and Student Teaching. source |
| Health Administration | — | Bachelor of Applied Science Checklist Review the Program Admission requirements. View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements i… source |
| Integrated Marketing and Communication | — | Bachelor of Applied Science Checklist Review the Program Admission requirements. View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements i… source |
| Intelligent Machine Learning | — | Bachelor of Applied Science Checklist Review the Program Admission requirements. View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements i… source |
| Mechatronics Engineering Technology | — | Bachelor of Applied Science Checklist Review the Program Admission requirements. View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements i… source |
| Operations Management | — | Bachelor of Applied Science Checklist Review the Program Admission requirements. View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements i… source |
| Organizational Management and Leadership | — | Bachelor of Applied Science Checklist Review the Program Admission requirements. View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements i… source |
| Sports and Digital Broadcasting | — | Bachelor of Applied Science Checklist Review the Program Admission requirements. View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements i… source |
| Sports and Exercise Science | — | Bachelor of Applied Science Checklist Review the Program Admission requirements. View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements i… source |
| University Studies | — | source |
| IT and Cybersecurity Governance | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Accounting | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Advanced Digital Technologies | — | Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Specialist , Business End User Security , Computer Networking , Digital Forensics and Incident Response , Foundations in Emerging Technologies , IT and Cybe… source |
| Agribusiness | — | A total of 17 credits of prescribed electives are required. Electives are organized into Crops and Livestock areas; however, students may select courses from either area based on their interests and… source |
| Agriculture Industry and Technology (Agronomy) | — | Financial aid or scholarship awards can be affected by credit load. Please consult your advisor in planning your course schedule. source |
| Applied Arts | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Applied College Studies | — | Must be from any two areas of study within the Business, Math, Science and Technology categories on General Education matrix. For example, a Biology (BIOL) course and a Math (MATH) course, but not tw… source |
| Applied Communication | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Applied Design Technology | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Specialist | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Arts Business | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Arts Entrepreneurship and Management | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Athletic Coaching | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Automotive Collision Technology | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Automotive Technology | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Biotechnology | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Business End User Security | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Business Fundamentals | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Carpentry (Residential) | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Civil Engineering Technology | — | Any of the following courses will satisfy Business, Math, Science & Technology: CSCI 101 , CSCI 122 , CSCI 160 or CSCI 161 . source |
| Clinical Exercise Science | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Computer Networking | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Construction Management Technology | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| CPA Accounting | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Cybersecurity and Computer Networks | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Diagnostic Medical Sonography (Ultrasound) | — | Students are required to earn "C" or higher or "T" (test credit) or "S" (satisfactory) in each course noted for successful completion of the program. source |
| Diesel Technology | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Digital Broadcasting | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Digital Forensics and Incident Response | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Education Foundations - Early Childhood & Elementary | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Education Foundations - Secondary | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Education Foundations - Substitute Teaching | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Electric Power Technology | — | Students should work with their academic advisor to select and schedule General Education courses each semester. source |
| Electrical Transmission Systems Technology | — | Students should work with their academic advisor to select and schedule General Education courses each semester. source |
| Electrician Technician | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Electronics Technology | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Electronics/Telecommunications Technology | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Energy Services & Renewable Technician | — | Students should work with their academic advisor to select and schedule General Education courses each semester. source |
| Entrepreneurship | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Environmental and Safety Regulations | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Events Planning | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Exercise Science | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Exercise and Sports Studies | — | Students completing the Clinical Exercise Science Program Certificate only need to complete one certificate. Students not choosing to complete the Clinical Exercise Science Program Certificate will n… source |
| Farm and Ranch Management Education | — | Limited Enrollment: Yes Program Begins: Fall, Spring Delivery Method: Off-campus face to face (internship only) Phone: 701-224-2429 Email: [email protected] source |
| Farm and Ranch Management | — | A total of 16 credits of prescribed electives are required. Electives are organized into Crops and Livestock areas; however, students may select courses from either area based on their interests and… source |
| Financial Technologies | — | If pursuing the BAS in Finance, consider taking the following: MATH 210 , MATH 103 , MATH 146 , and CIS 147 . source |
| Foundations in Emerging Technologies | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Geographic Information Systems Technician | — | source |
| Geospatial Technology | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Graphic Design and Communications | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Graphic Design Technology | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Heavy Equipment Operations | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Eligibility Worker | — | source |
| Human Services | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Industrial Automation & Robotics | — | Students planning to pursue the Bachelor of Applied Science in Operations Management or Mechatronics Engineering Technology are encouraged to take ECON 201 . source |
| Industrial Robotics | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Instrumentation and Control Technology | — | Students that have previous Electrician coursework obtained through a regionally accredited institution or who possess a Journeyman Electrician License may be eligible to forego the 1st Year Prescrib… source |
| Insurance | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Integrated Behavioral Sciences | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Integrated Studies | — | Accounting , Arts Business , Athletic Coaching , Business Fundamentals , CPA Accounting , Eligibility Worker , Insurance , Leadership , Management , Print and Digital Publications , Psychology , Smal… source |
| Land Surveying Technology | — | Any of the following courses will satisfy Business, Math, Science & Technology: CSCI 101 , CSCI 122 , CSCI 160 or CSCI 161 . source |
| Leadership | — | These courses may be applied toward an Associate in Applied Science degree in Integrated Studies . source |
| Lineworker (Electrical) | — | LNWK 108 and LNWK 113 have limited enrollment and will be offered during the Fall and Spring semesters. Students will be required to complete these courses or provide a current Class A driver license… source |
| Management | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Mass Communication | — | Must be from any two areas of study within the Business, Math, Science and Technology categories on General Education matrix. For example, a Biology (BIOL) course and a Math (MATH) course, but not tw… source |
| Mechanic I | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Mechanical Maintenance Technology | — | Students should work with their academic advisor to select and schedule General Education courses each semester. source |
| Mechatronics I | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Mechatronics II | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Medical Assistant | — | Students are required to earn "C" or higher or "T" (test credit) or "S" (satisfactory) in all prescribed program courses for successful completion of the program. source |
| Medical Laboratory Technician | — | Students who possess an active PBT certification through a nationally recognized accrediting agency may apply for Prior Learning Credit for MLS 105 and MLS 105L . source |
| Modern Computing Technologies | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Naval Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Nonprofit Management | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Nuclear Power Technology | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Nursing | — | Students must complete with "C" or better or "T" (test credit) or "S" (satisfactory) in all required program courses, including General Education requirements. source |
| Offensive and Defensive Security | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Operator I | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) | — | Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) is not eligible for Federal Title IV student financial aid. source |
| Paramedic Technology | — | American Heart Association (AHA) Basic Life Support (BLS-Healthcare Provider) CPR must remain valid throughout the Program. source |
| Petroleum Production Advanced Operator | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Petroleum Production Operator II | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Petroleum Production Technology | — | Students should work with their academic advisor to select and schedule General Education courses each semester. source |
| Power Process Advanced Operator | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Power Process Operator II | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Power Process Technology | — | Students should work with their academic advisor to select and schedule General Education courses each semester. source |
| Print and Digital Publications | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Psychology | — | PSYC 111 is recommended as a prerequisite for PSYC 207 , PSYC 211 and PSYC 261 . source |
| Ranch Operations | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Secure Programming | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Security and Hacking | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Security Operations | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Small Business Entrepreneurship | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Software Analysis | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Spanish I | — | Successful completion of SPAN 101 or CLEP Spanish Language with score of 50 for placement into SPAN 102 . source |
| Spanish II | — | Successful completion of SPAN 101/102, CLEP Spanish Language score of 63, or instructor approval for placement into SPAN 201/202. source |
| Sport and Fitness Management | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Strategic Communication | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Surgical Technology | — | Students must complete with a "C" or better or "T" (test credits) or "S" (satisfactory) in all prescribed program and general education requirements. source |
| Technical Studies | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Unmanned Aerial Systems | — | Certificate of Completion Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Cour… source |
| Water and Wastewater Technology | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Welding | — | Associate in Applied Science Checklist View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consu… source |
| Liberal Arts - Accounting Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Agriculture, Technology, Food and Natural Resources Pathway | — | This degree is for students who plan to transfer to a four year university in any agriculture major. The degree plan should be used in combination with the course requirements at the transfer univers… source |
| Liberal Arts - Art—Visual Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Biology Pathway | — | Students should verify the appropriate math requirements for the institution they plan to transfer to. source |
| Liberal Arts - Business Administration Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Chemistry Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Communication Arts Pathway | — | English courses (ENGL) and leadership courses (LEAD) are recommended. Also recommended are ART 181 Digital Image and Output and ART 182 Graphic Design I . source |
| Communication & Humanities College Studies | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Liberal Arts - Computer Science Pathway | — | Students with weak backgrounds in math or computers may have to take preliminary classes before taking Computer Science I/II or Calculus. source |
| Liberal Arts - Criminal Justice Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Data Science Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Economics Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Education—Early Childhood Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Education—Elementary Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Education—Secondary Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Engineering — Chemical Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Engineering — Civil Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Engineering — Construction Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Engineering — Electrical and Computer Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Engineering — Mechanical Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Engineering — Petroleum Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - English Pathway | — | ENGL 110 is a prerequisite for all 200-level English courses; some also require ENGL 120 , ENGL 251 is not a prerequisite for ENGL 252 , and ENGL 261 is not a prerequisite for ENGL 262 . source |
| Liberal Arts - History Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Management Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Mass Communication Pathway | — | Effective Spring 2027, this pathway is closed to new enrollments. Students should contact an academic advisor regarding alternative academic pathways. source |
| Liberal Arts - Mathematics Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Nursing—Transfer | — | Associate in Science Checklist Complete a minimum of 60 total degree credits. Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. View the General Education Matrix for a com… source |
| Liberal Arts - Performing Arts | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Philosophy Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Physics Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Political Science Pathway | — | Proficiency in foreign language is required in some political science programs. If you are considering a transfer program that requires foreign language, it is recommended that you complete SPAN 101… source |
| Liberal Arts - Pre-Chiropractic Pathway | — | To earn an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in addition to an Associate of Science (AS), you must complete three additional general education credits in Arts & Humanities and Social & Behavioral Science… source |
| Liberal Arts - Pre-Dentistry Pathway | — | To earn an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in addition to an Associate of Science (AS), you must complete three additional general education credits in Arts & Humanities and Social & Behavioral Science… source |
| Liberal Arts - Pre-Medical Pathway | — | To earn an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in addition to an Associate of Science (AS), you must complete three additional general education credits in Arts & Humanities and Social & Behavioral Science… source |
| Liberal Arts - Pre-Occupational Therapy Pathway | — | To earn an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in addition to an Associate of Science (AS), you must complete three additional general education credits in Arts & Humanities and Social & Behavioral Science… source |
| Liberal Arts - Pre-Optometry Pathway | — | If also pursuing an Associate of Arts (AA) degree, an additional three general education credits in the Arts & Humanities and Social & Behavioral Sciences is required. source |
| Liberal Arts - Pre-Pharmacy Pathway | — | To earn an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in addition to an Associate of Science (AS), you must complete three additional general education credits in Arts & Humanities and Social & Behavioral Science… source |
| Liberal Arts - Pre-Physical Therapy Pathway | — | To earn an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in addition to an Associate of Science (AS), you must complete three additional general education credits in Arts & Humanities and Social & Behavioral Science… source |
| Liberal Arts - Pre-Radiologic Technology Pathway | — | To earn an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in addition to an Associate of Science (AS), you must complete three additional general education credits in Arts & Humanities and Social & Behavioral Science… source |
| Liberal Arts - Pre-Respiratory Therapy Pathway | — | To earn an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in addition to an Associate of Science (AS), you must complete three additional general education credits in Arts & Humanities and Social & Behavioral Science… source |
| Liberal Arts - Pre-Veterinary Pathway | — | To earn an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in addition to an Associate of Science (AS), you must complete three additional general education credits in Arts & Humanities and Social & Behavioral Sciences source |
| Liberal Arts - Psychology Pathway | — | Proficiency in foreign language is required in some psychology programs. If you are considering a transfer program that requires a foreign language, it is recommended that you complete SPAN 101 , SPA… source |
| Liberal Arts - Religion Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Social Work Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - Sociology Pathway | — | source |
| STEM College Studies | — | Program Certificate Checklist Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan. Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met. Summary Course Lis… source |
| Liberal Arts - Undecided—Transfer Pathway | — | source |
| Liberal Arts - World Language Pathway | — | source |
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| ABOD 100 | Introduction to Automotive Collision Technology | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL Students are introduced to Automotive Collision Technology career requirements, the language of the trade, and shop safety. source |
| ABOD 105 | Introduction to Metal Finishing | — | Credits: 5 Typically Offered: FALL This course covers the proper methods of filing, metal picking, and use of power grinders to properly finish metal surfaces, as well as the theory of expansion and… source |
| ABOD 107 | Introduction to Sanding, Priming and Painting | — | Credits: 6 Typically Offered: FALL Students are introduced to thinning and the proper use of primer. The proper use of sandpaper and the art of sanding are initiated and practiced at this time. source |
| ABOD 108 | Intermediate Metal Finishing | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: ABOD 105 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING A lab course in which students are introduced to roughing out and aligning damaged areas of a vehicle. Students u… source |
| ABOD 109 | Plastics and Adhesives | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING Different types of plastic material are introduced. Students are in lab practicing the use of adhesives on plastic repairs. source |
| ABOD 110 | Auto Body Welding | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL Students are introduced to basic training in the use of oxyacetylene torch and wire feed welders. Equipment, safety, and common weld joints are covered using both w… source |
| ABOD 112 | Introduction to Painting | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: ABOD 105 and ABOD 107 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING The proper use, maintenance and adjustment of paint equipment is demonstrated. Students are introdu… source |
| ABOD 114 | Component Parts-Replacement and Adjustment | — | Credits: 5 Typically Offered: SPRING Students are introduced to the techniques of installing and properly adjusting doors, hoods, and trunk lids, and replacing and aligning new body panels. This cour… source |
| ABOD 200 | Mechanical and Electrical Components | — | Credits: 5 Typically Offered: SUMMER Demonstrate the proper use, maintenance, and adjustment of electrical and mechanical equipment. Introduce multi-meters, various testing equipment, and troubleshoo… source |
| ABOD 210 | Advanced Painting | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SUMMER This is a lecture demonstration and application course in learning color control to apply and blend with existing color in spot painting. Factory representatives… source |
| ABOD 216 | Frame Straightening and Wheel Alignment | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SUMMER A lab course in which students are introduced to frame straightening equipment used to align damaged channel frames, installation of bumpers on vehicle, and setti… source |
| ABOD 220 | Estimating and Industrial Management | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SUMMER Students are introduced to estimating, bidding and using crash manuals by appraising jobs. Students also get practical experience in management by operating the s… source |
| ACCT 200 | Elements of Accounting I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU Covers accounting procedures, accounting cycle, financial statements, deferrals and accruals, cash receivables and temporary investments, inventory, plant and int… source |
| ACCT 201 | Elements of Accounting II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 200 . Typically Offered: FASPSU Covers accounting procedures, corporate entities, transactions involving stocks, bonds, and dividends, consolidated statements, financial… source |
| ACCT 215 | Business in the Legal Environment | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course, taught by a local attorney, is a study of the nature, formation, and application of law in general, with emphasis on public law and the regulation of b… source |
| ACCT 225 | Business Law I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course, taught by a local attorney, covers introduction to law, contracts, agency, employment, and negotiable instruments. source |
| ACCT 231 | Income Tax Procedure | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course explores the basic principles of federal income tax relating to individuals and partnerships. Focus will be placed on potential challenges with the… source |
| ACCT 305 | Cost Accounting | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 201 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Principles of cost management methods used to assign costs, and plan and evaluate business activities. source |
| ACCT 307 | Analysis of Business Decisions | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 201 . Typically Offered: FALL The basics of data analytics are introduced including descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive statistics, and data visualization. Focus w… source |
| ACCT 315 | Principles of Taxation | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Study of the theory and principles related to the determination of taxable income and computation of federal income taxes focused on tax law related to partners… source |
| ACCT 330 | Financial Statement Reporting and Analysis | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ACCT 201 and CIS 105 . Typically Offered: FALL Students review and prepare financial statements used to report financial performance. Students will then apply techniques to… source |
| ACCT 331 | Intermediate Accounting I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ACCT 201 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR An intensive study of financial accounting theory and practical applications as it relates to the preparation and analysis of financial… source |
| ACCT 332 | Intermediate Accounting II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 331 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR An intensive study of financial accounting theory and practical applications as it relates to current and contingent liabilities, bonds… source |
| ACCT 345 | Government/Fund Accounting | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 201 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Covers accounting principles for state and local government units and other entities operating with fund accounting. Topics include bud… source |
| ACCT 346 | Non-Profit Accounting | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 201 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Covers accounting principles for non-profit organizations including but not limited to hospitals, charitable organizations, and social… source |
| ACCT 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| ACCT 417 | Advanced Accounting | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 332 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND A study of advanced financial accounting topics including business combinations, consolidated statements, partnerships, and translation… source |
| ACCT 423 | Enterprise Risk Management | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 331 . Typically Offered: FALL This course will focus on an analysis of internal and external exposures of risk to business, applying risk mapping and risk identification… source |
| ACCT 433 | Auditing | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 331 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Introduces audit theory, standards, responsibilities, and processes. Study of audit principles and practices including evidence gatheri… source |
| ACCT 441 | CPA Review BAR | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 417 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Focuses on financial analysis and risk management along with planning skills to help prepare students for the BAR section of the CPA exa… source |
| ACCT 442 | CPA Review ISC | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 417 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Covers information systems, data management, SOC engagements, security, confidentiality, and privacy. source |
| ACCT 443 | CPA Review TCP | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 417 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Covers taxation specific topics typically covered within the CPA evolution blueprint. source |
| ACCT 447 | CPA Review AUD | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 417 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Provides comprehensive coverage of auditing principles, standards, and procedures, including risk assessment, internal control evaluatio… source |
| ACCT 448 | CPA Review FAR | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 417 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Focuses on financial statement accounts, accounting principles, and how to reflect financial transaction and events in the financial sta… source |
| ACCT 449 | CPA Review REG | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 417 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Covers business law, ethics, and federal taxation and is updated annually to reflect new laws and regulations. source |
| AGEC 141 | Introduction to Agribusiness Management | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING This is an introduction to the economic importance of the agribusiness community and the potential for employment with the agribusiness industry. source |
| AGEC 242 | Introduction to Agricultural Management | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: AGEC 246 . Typically Offered: FALL Economic and managerial concepts related to farm or agribusiness production process, development of cost data, enterprise analysis, organiz… source |
| AGEC 244 | Introduction to Agricultural Marketing | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING A study of the agricultural marketing system to include cash marketing, commodity futures trading, branded products merchandising and the interrelationship of the… source |
| AGEC 246 | Introduction to Agricultural Finance | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Introduction to agricultural finance; provides background in farm and agribusiness credit use and evaluation. Discussion of specific financial conditions on farms… source |
| AGEC 250 | AgriSales | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING The principles of salesmanship applied to the agricultural business. Topics include attitudes and value systems, basic behavioral patterns, relationship of sales… source |
| AGEC 251 | Agribusiness Management and Entrepreneurship | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: AGEC 141 . Typically Offered: SPRING Course includes advanced concepts in developing agribusiness, marketing plans, applied management principles and is designed to give stud… source |
| AGEC 252 | Farm Management Seminar | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: AGEC 246 . Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, AGEC 242 . Typically Offered: FALL Analysis of the farm as a business using fundamen… source |
| AGEC 274 | Cooperative Business Model | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ECON 201 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course is intended to introduce students to cooperatives as a form of business enterprise. Cooperatives are important in many segmen… source |
| AGRI 102 | Fertilizer and Pesticide Calculations | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Students will apply practical math skills as related to the agronomy industry. source |
| AGRI 115 | Agricultural Solutions | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Students will solve practical agriculture problems in crop production, livestock production and precision agriculture. This course serves as a foundation course for… source |
| AGRI 191 | First Year Seminar | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL To promote further development of student success skills. Introduces proper use of and development of study habits, note taking skills, time management, critical th… source |
| AGRI 241 | Farm Management Education | — | Credits: 1-6 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 200.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR The Farm Management Education program provides a practical study of the farming business for farm families curr… source |
| AGRI 242 | Advanced Farm Management Education | — | Credits: 1-4 Prerequisite: AGRI 241 or department approval. Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 200.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course continues the application of farm management princip… source |
| AGRI 289 | Agriculture Industry Training | — | Credits: 1-3 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALL Agriculture Industry Training topics are developed by faculty to take advantage of learning opportunities that are a… source |
| AGRI 291 | Second Year Seminar | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course is designed to address selected topics in agriculture. source |
| AH 105 | Medical Terminology for Allied Health Professionals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL AH 105 will cover basic knowledge of medical terminology that the allied health professional needs to function effectively in the healthcare setting. The student wi… source |
| AH 110 | Hemodialysis I | — | Credits: 2 Corequisites: AH 105 , AH 110L , HPER 210 , NURS 100 or PLA. Typically Offered: FALLSPR AH 110 , in conjunction with AH 110L , produces an introduction to the dialysis technician role in a… source |
| AH 110L | Hemodialysis I Laboratory | — | Credits: 1 Corequisites: AH 105 , AH 110 , HPER 210 , NURS 100 or PLA. Typically Offered: FALLSPR AH 110L , in conjunction with AH 110 , provides a supervised lab experience in which the student appl… source |
| AH 120 | Hemodialysis II | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: AH 110 , AH 110L , HPER 210 , NURS 100 or PLA. Corequisite: AH 120L . Typically Offered: FALLSPR AH 120 , in conjunction with AH 120L , focuses on the clinical environment f… source |
| AH 120L | Hemodialysis II Laboratory | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: AH 110 , AH 110L , HPER 210 , NURS 100 or PLA. Corequisite: AH 120 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR AH 120L , in conjunction with AH 120 , provides a supervised lab experience i… source |
| AH 130 | Medical Assistant I | — | Credits: 4 Corequisite: AH 130L . Typically Offered: FALL AH 130 , in conjunction with AH 130L , is designed to introduce students to the proper patient care in the healthcare facility, providing fou… source |
| AH 130L | Medical Assistant I Laboratory | — | Credits: 2 Corequisite: AH 130 . Typically Offered: FALL AH 130L , in conjunction with AH 130 , is designed to provide students with hands-on learning on proper patient care, anatomy and physiology,… source |
| AH 135 | Medical Assistant II | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: AH 130 and AH 130L . Corequisite: AH 135L . Typically Offered: FALL AH 135 , in conjunction with AH 135L , introduces students to the procedures they will encounter and/or p… source |
| AH 135L | Medical Assistant II Laboratory | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: AH 130 and AH 130L . Corequisite: AH 135 . Typically Offered: FALL AH 135L , in conjunction with AH 135 , provides students with hands-on experience with the procedures they… source |
| AH 310 | Applied Healthcare Statistics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Health Administration program and MATH 210 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course offers healthcare professionals a practical understanding of statistic… source |
| AH 320 | Healthcare Economics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Health Administration program, and MATH 210 , and ACCT 200 . Typically Offered: FALL Learn about the standard economic principles and tools that healthcar… source |
| AH 325 | Healthcare Marketing | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Health Administration program. Typically Offered: FALL This course explores key marketing concepts that the healthcare leader needs to understand to plan… source |
| AH 330 | Principles of Epidemiology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Health Administration program. Typically Offered: FALL Learn basic principles of epidemiology with emphasis on applications in healthcare management. Exam… source |
| AH 345 | Healthcare Reimbursement | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course explores some of the major issues facing the healthcare industry and the effect that public policy and business environment has on a healthcare organiza… source |
| AH 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| AH 400 | Healthcare Finance | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Health Administration program, and MATH 210 , and ACCT 200 , and AH 345 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides an overview of the two main areas… source |
| AH 415 | Healthcare Strategic Management Policy | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Health Administration program. Typically Offered: SPRING This course examines the complex and intricate nature of the U.S. healthcare system and its impli… source |
| AH 420 | Ethical and Legal Considerations of Healthcare | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Health Administration program. Typically Offered: FALL Students in this course examine the role of health care policy and legal, regulatory, and quality c… source |
| AH 430 | Healthcare Quality Management | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Health Administration program. Typically Offered: SPRING The goal of this course is to introduce students to the management of operations and explore how… source |
| AH 435 | Global Population Health | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Health Administration program. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course provides healthcare professionals with an in-depth examination of the interconnected… source |
| AH 440 | Healthcare Research and Evaluation Methodologies | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Health Administration program, and MATH 210 , and AH 310 . Typically Offered: SPRING Students in this course will develop the knowledge and skills to appl… source |
| AH 450 | Health Administration Capstone | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Health Administration program and completion or enrollment in AH 282, AH 310 , AH 320 , AH 325 , AH 330 , AH 345 , AH 400 , AH 415 , AH 420 , AH 430 , AH… source |
| AI 100 | Introduction to Artificial Intelligence | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL In this course, students learn basic concepts and applications of artificial intelligence (AI), including AI project cycles. There will be a focus on AI issues, inc… source |
| AI 110 | Introduction to Machine Learning | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AI 100 , CIS 185 , and MATH 210 with a C grade or higher. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course introduces machine learning concepts and Python applications, including data… source |
| AI 210 | Introduction to Natural Language Processing | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: AI 110 with a C grade or higher. Typically Offered: FALL This course provides fundamental concepts of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and text processing, focusing on the k… source |
| AI 220 | Introduction to Computer Vision | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: AI 110 with a C grade or higher. Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides fundamental concepts in Computer Vision, focusing on the knowledge and skills necessary to des… source |
| AI 230 | Artificial Intelligence for Business Solutions | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: AI 210 and AI 220 with a C grade or higher. Typically Offered: FALL This course uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) concepts to create business soluti… source |
| AI 240 | Artificial Intelligence Capstone Project | — | Credits: 1-3 Prerequisite: AI 210 and AI 220 with a C grade or higher. Typically Offered: SPRING Students will continue application of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) through d… source |
| AI 300 | Artificial Intelligence | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AI 110 and CIS 185 . Typically Offered: FALL In this course, students will continue the study of artificial intelligence concepts and applications including evaluating suita… source |
| AI 310 | Machine Learning | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AI 110 and CIS 185 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course continues the study of Python applications for supervised learning and data modeling. source |
| AI 340 | IML Capstone Project I | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: AI 360 . Typically Offered: SPRING In this course students will apply their knowledge of AI to solve a real world problem either of their own choosing or from an industry part… source |
| AI 360 | Computational Methods for AI & ML | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AI 110 , CIS 185 and CIS 204 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course presents the fundamental mathematics and computational methods in artificial intelligence and machine le… source |
| AI 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning gives students the opportunity to earn up to six s… source |
| AI 410 | Natural Language Processing | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AI 210 , AI 310 and AI 360 . Typically Offered: FALL This course provides a deeper exploration of Natural Language Processing, focusing on current models and training. source |
| AI 420 | Computer Vision | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AI 220 , AI 310 and AI 360 . Typically Offered: FALL This course provides a deeper exploration of Computer Vision, focusing on current models and applications. source |
| AI 440 | IML Capstone Project II | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: AI 340 . Corequisites: AI 410 , AI 420 and AI 450 . Typically Offered: SPRING In this course students will apply their knowledge of AI to solve a real world problem either of… source |
| AI 450 | Deep Learning | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AI 310 and AI 360 . Typically Offered: FALL This course provides an exploration of the concepts and applications of Deep Learning. Emphasis is placed on neural network devel… source |
| AI 460 | AI Ethics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: AI 100 . Typically Offered: SPRING In this course, students will describe the reasons for ethical analysis applied to AI, critically analyze current AI policies, and apply et… source |
| AI 470 | Generative AI | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: AI 100 . Typically Offered: SPRING In this course students will explain the fundamental concepts and capabilities of generative AI, discuss the limitations of AI models, and… source |
| AM 415 | Management of Industrial Facilities | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course provides a comprehensive overview of facilities management specifically related to automation and manufacturing facilities. Students will study the t… source |
| AM 467 | Quality Assurance - Lean Six Sigma | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers the concepts of Lean and Six Sigma and the DMAIC problem solving methodology for manufacturing businesses. Lean Six Sigma is a business and da… source |
| ANSC 114 | Introduction to Animal Sciences | — | Credits: 2 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ANSC 114L . Typically Offered: FALL General principles of the livestock industry and relationship to mankind. source |
| ANSC 114L | Introduction to Animal Sciences Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ANSC 114 . Typically Offered: FALL ANSC 114L is designed to complement topics covered in ANSC 114 . source |
| ANSC 123 | Feeds and Feeding | — | Credits: 2 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ANSC 123L . Typically Offered: SPRING Principles of feeding livestock including digestive systems, nutrient r… source |
| ANSC 123L | Feeds and Feeding Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ANSC 123 . Typically Offered: SPRING ANSC 123L is designed to complement topics covered in ANSC 123 . source |
| ANSC 220 | Livestock Production | — | Credits: 2 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ANSC 220L . Typically Offered: SPRING General production and management of major meat animal species. Topics… source |
| ANSC 220L | Livestock Production Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ANSC 220 . Typically Offered: SPRING ANSC 220L is designed to complement topics covered in ANSC 220 . source |
| ANSC 252 | Large Ruminant Production | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Large ruminant production will explore common production practices of beef and dairy in the upper midwest. A focus of the class will be making production decision… source |
| ANSC 255 | Livestock Technology | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Students will utilize livestock management software that aid producers in making management decisions to maximize performance, efficiency, and sustainability of l… source |
| ANTH 170 | Physical Anthropology and Archeology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course introduces the subdisciplines of anthropology, the concept of culture, genetics, the evolution of the human species, the development of human cultur… source |
| ANTH 171 | Introduction to Cultural Anthropology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course explores key themes of cultural anthropology; a field dedicated to the study of social differences. Nature and development of culture utilizing illust… source |
| ARCT 144 | Construction Estimating | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course is an introduction to residential material estimating. Techniques, formulas and tools to develop complete and accurate construction estimates will be st… source |
| ART 110 | Introduction to the Visual Arts | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course is an introduction to the language of the visual arts, its techniques, materials, and history. The course begins with basic theory and how art communi… source |
| ART 122 | Two-Dimensional Design | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Study of line, shape, texture, value and color and the organizing principles of design that will allow students to become more effective visual communicators. Th… source |
| ART 124 | Three-Dimensional Design | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLODD Continued study of the visual elements and design principles as they relate to three dimensional spaces, including applications in areas such as sculpture, archi… source |
| ART 130 | Drawing I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Introduction, study and application of the visual elements using various drawing media and methods. There will be an emphasis on visual thinking through observat… source |
| ART 135 | Sculptural Welding | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Students will examine the function of space, volume, mass, plane, and line. Sculptural issues will be explored through the solution of design problems. The main e… source |
| ART 181 | Digital Image and Output | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course is designed for students with little or no digital imaging experience to provide a fundamental understanding of digital imaging, from both a technical… source |
| ART 182 | Graphic Design I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND An introduction to the art, language, key elements, theory and practice of graphic design. This course will focus on the integration of type, imagery and spatia… source |
| ART 210 | Art History I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This is a survey course covering art of prehistoric humans through the Gothic Era (1400 A.D.). Students will gain an appreciation and understanding of art during th… source |
| ART 211 | Art History II | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This is a survey course covering art of the Renaissance through the Modern Era. Students will gain an appreciation and understanding of the major art movements th… source |
| ART 220 | Painting I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ART 130 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Introduction to the basics of painting through a variety of media and materials using still life subjects, models… source |
| ART 221 | Painting II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ART 220 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR A continuation of the concepts and techniques explored in ART 220 with an emphasis on personal expression. source |
| ART 230 | Drawing II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ART 130 . Typically Offered: SPRING The continuation of ART 130 emphasizes color, composition and the study of the human figure while developing conceptual and critical abili… source |
| ART 250 | Ceramics I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Introductory course on origin, nature, and use of clay and glazes. Includes hand-building processes and basic wheel-forming methods. source |
| ART 251 | Ceramics II | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Introductory course on origin, nature, and use of clay and glazes. Includes hand-building processes and basic wheel-forming methods. source |
| ART 265 | Sculpture I | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALLEVEN Introduction and study of visual expression in three-dimensional form using various sculptural media and methods. source |
| ART 266 | Sculpture II | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: ART 265 . Typically Offered: SPRINGODD Continuation of ART 265 with an emphasis on developing more advanced technical skills, as well as exploring media and concepts. source |
| ART 270 | Printmaking I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Introduction to the history of printmaking and basic printmaking techniques and materials. source |
| ART 271 | Printmaking II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ART 270 . Typically Offered: FALLEVEN More advanced study of basic printmaking techniques and materials. source |
| ASM 102 | Applicator Equipment Operations and Maintenance | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Students will acquire knowledge of applied theory and concepts of the operation and maintenance of equipment utilized in custom application of crop protection pro… source |
| ASM 130 | Agriculture Industry Machinery Operation | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Operation of skid and oscillating loaders, fork lifts, tractors, trucks, trailers, agriculture application equipment and other agribusiness equipment. Students pr… source |
| ASM 175 | Agriculture Industry Skills | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL The purpose of this course is to provide students the basic fundamentals and applications of agriculture industry skills in electricity, plumbing, selecting and usi… source |
| ASM 244 | Agricultural Machinery Technology | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL A study of electronic and hydraulic fundamentals used on agricultural equipment and how these systems operate in combination with precision agriculture technologies… source |
| ATSC 110 | Meteorology | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ATSC 110L . Typically Offered: SPRING ATSC 110 is an introductory course in Meteorology designed for the non-… source |
| ATSC 110L | Meteorology Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ATSC 110 . Typically Offered: SPRING ATSC 110L is the lab portion of an introductory course in Meteorology de… source |
| AUTO 101 | Introduction to Automotive Technology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is a study of basic terms, principles, operation and testing of the eight major operating systems of the automobile. The major automotive systems inc… source |
| AUTO 108 | Mechanical and Shop Orientation | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALLSPR A course in safety and shop procedures applied specifically to the automotive field. Students will become familiar with safety equipment, hoists, and shop operat… source |
| AUTO 128 | Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisites: AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course concentrates on study of basic principles of operation in automatic transmission hydrauli… source |
| AUTO 131 | Clutches, Drive Trains and Axles | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course concentrates on a study of the mechanical transmission of torque through clutches, gear… source |
| AUTO 132 | Manual Transmissions and Transaxles | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course concentrates on a study of the transmission of torque through manual transmissions and t… source |
| AUTO 148 | Suspension and Steering | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course concentrates on a study of the principles of operation and design of suspension systems… source |
| AUTO 151 | Brake Fundamentals | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING The study of automotive braking systems and theory and operation. Included are hydraulic fundamenta… source |
| AUTO 152 | Brake Repair | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AUTO 151 , AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course will be a study of brake components, application, testing and repair. The us… source |
| AUTO 161 | Electronics | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course develops an understanding of the concepts using Ohms Law relationships and how they are applied to c… source |
| AUTO 163 | Starting and Charging Systems | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL The theory of operation for batteries, starting motor systems, and charging systems is covered. An in… source |
| AUTO 164 | Instruments and Accessory Systems | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course will familiarize the student with the lighting systems used on today's automobiles. It wi… source |
| AUTO 211 | Engine Fundamentals | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL A course in gasoline engine theory and basic diagnosis. Common mechanical engine problems and diagnos… source |
| AUTO 212 | Engine Repair | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: AUTO 161 , AUTO 108 and AUTO 211 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL Class and laboratory practice devoted to disassembly and assembly of automotive engines. T… source |
| AUTO 271 | A/C Heating Theory and Operation | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course will familiarize the student with terms, how heat is transferred, pressure-temperature re… source |
| AUTO 272 | A/C & Heating Diagnosis | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: AUTO 108 , AUTO 161 and AUTO 271 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course will familiarize the student with the safe handling of coolants and refrigeran… source |
| AUTO 282 | Ignition Systems | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course is the study of the types of ignition systems in use by major automotive manufacturers.… source |
| AUTO 283 | Fuel Delivery Systems | — | Credits: 6 Prerequisites: AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING A course consisting of theory, diagnosis and repair of basic fuel delivery systems. These systems w… source |
| AUTO 284 | Emission Control Systems | — | Credits: 6 Prerequisites: AUTO 161 and AUTO 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING A course consisting of theory, diagnosis and repair of emission control systems used on automotive… source |
| BADM 201 | Principles of Marketing | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR An introductory course designed to cover basic marketing concepts. Discussion focuses on market segmentation, consumer behavior and marketing mix strategy of pro… source |
| BADM 202 | Principles of Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU The study of management is approached from a system basis. It ensures the student will receive a thorough understanding of the environment, problems and duties th… source |
| BADM 210 | Advertising I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers advertising from a marketing perspective. The focus is on planning and strategy development of an advertising program. Topics covered are camp… source |
| BADM 224 | Management Information Systems | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING An introduction to management information systems, microcomputer applications in business, office information systems and systems analysis and design. source |
| BADM 236 | International Business | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Explores processes of international trade, whether the company is an importer, exporter, or a multinational firm. source |
| BADM 240 | Sales | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR An introductory course designed to study salesmanship. All aspects of selling are introduced including the psychology of selling and recommended personality trai… source |
| BADM 260 | Principles of Retailing | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Covers retail store operations - the independent retailer, the chain store, the specialty shop, the department store, etc. The operations of buying, selling, sel… source |
| BADM 274 | Project Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is designed to familiarize individuals with how project management differs from general management. Additional topics include; work breakdown structu… source |
| BADM 281 | Organizational Behavior | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course covers principles, concepts and processes involved in interpersonal relationships in an organization. Discussion focuses on individual, group and orga… source |
| BADM 282 | Human Resource Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course covers the various processes of personnel management such as recruiting, training, motivating, and counseling. Discussion centers around the tools, te… source |
| BADM 310 | Digital Marketing | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL An introduction to digital marketing strategies, including topics like web research, analytics, SEO, online ads, and social media. Students gain experience in devel… source |
| BADM 367 | Consumer Behavior | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course explores global, regional, and local dimensions of consumer decision-making, examining the impact of motivation, perception, knowledge, attitudes, and i… source |
| BADM 370 | Advertising and Promotions | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course reviews the theoretical basis of persuasion. The course emphasizes the development of advertising and promotional strategies, including the use of vario… source |
| BADM 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| BADM 415 | Strategic Marketing Research | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course investigates the gathering, analysis, and interpretation of information used in solving marketing problems. Both qualitative and quantitative methods… source |
| BADM 425 | Brand Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides an applied understanding of strategic brand management, covering topics such as brand architecture, developing a brand strategy, designing an… source |
| BCT 216 | Sustainable Building I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course introduces and defines sustainable/green building. Energy efficiency and conservation will be studied as a system considering materials production, si… source |
| BCT 218 | Sustainable Building Science II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: BCT 216 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course is a study of how the systems of a house are combined to form a sustainable/green built whole house system. Emphasis will be p… source |
| BCT 222 | Construction Safety | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course parallels the 29CFR1926 OSHA Construction Industry Regulations and to conform to the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).… source |
| BCT 260 | Residential Building Codes | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course is a study of residential building codes. Students will learn specific codes, effective use of code books, and the importance of building codes on the… source |
| BCT 264 | Residential Energy Rating Systems | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course studies how energy is used, conserved, and measured in the residential structure. National home energy rating and certification systems will be studie… source |
| BCT 276 | House Systems | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CARP 110 or BCT 216 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course is designed to give an overview of integrated residential home systems. Introductory study in the areas of mechani… source |
| BH 300 | Introduction to Behavioral Health | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course provides an overview of the behavioral health field, including mental health, substance use, and wellness promotion. Students will explore key concep… source |
| BH 311 | Case Management and Care Coordination | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Presents an overview of the case management process. Identify methods to coordinate services to meet client needs and coordinate plan of care. Students will assimil… source |
| BH 315 | Group Dynamics and Facilitation | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course will examine principles associated with the practice of group work in organizational settings. This includes group development and dynamics, leadership… source |
| BH 325 | Applied Social Problems | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course explores social issues that impact behavioral health, such as poverty, addiction, mental illness, and healthcare access. Students will examine the roo… source |
| BH 330 | Principles of Interview and Counseling | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course introduces fundamental interviewing and counseling techniques used in behavioral health and human services. Students will develop essential skills suc… source |
| BH 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| BH 410 | Professional Ethics in Behavioral Health | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course examines ethical and legal standards, their evolution, methods of change, and applications in the behavioral health. Topics include ethical and legal is… source |
| BH 411 | Crisis Prevention and Intervention | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course explores strategies for preventing and responding to behavioral health crises, including mental health emergencies, substance use crises, and trauma-rel… source |
| BH 430 | Applied Helping Skills | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course introduces essential skills for supporting others in behavioral health settings. Students will learn effective communication, active listening, empath… source |
| BH 470 | Applied Research Methods and Information Literacy | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course examines applied research methods. We will focus on the basic steps in the behavioral science research process: developing the research question, cond… source |
| BH 480 | Behavioral Neuroscience | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course provides a broad background in the neural basis of human behavior. This is an in-depth introductory course covering how, as far as is currently understo… source |
| BH 485 | Senior Capstone | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This capstone course is the culminating experience for the Bachelor of Applied Science in Behavioral Health, serving as a final assessment of the knowledge and sk… source |
| BIOL 111 | Concepts of Biology | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of BIOL 111L . Typically Offered: FASPSU BIOL 111 , in conjunction with BIOL 111L , is designed to fulfill the la… source |
| BIOL 111L | Concepts of Biology Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, BIOL 111 . Typically Offered: FASPSU BIOL 111L , in conjunction with BIOL 111 , is designed to fulfill the la… source |
| BIOL 115 | Concepts of Anatomy & Physiology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR BIOL 115 , in conjunction with BIOL 115L , is designed to be an introduction for students planning on taking higher level anatomy and physiology courses. The cou… source |
| BIOL 115L | Concepts of Anatomy & Physiology Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALLSPR BIOL 115L , in conjunction with BIOL 115 , is designed to introduce students to the study of human anatomy and physiology. Included are laboratory activities on… source |
| BIOL 116 | Introduction to Biotechnology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course introduces fundamental concepts of modern biotechnology and includes emphasis on topics of DNA structure and function, gene expression, and genetic m… source |
| BIOL 124 | Environmental Science | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGL 110 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR An introduction to the basic concepts of ecology will provide the framework for investigating current and potential environmental proble… source |
| BIOL 125 | Introduction to Ecology | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, BIOL 125L . Typically Offered: FALL This course will introduce basic ecological concepts; describe the ecolog… source |
| BIOL 125L | Introduction to Ecology Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, BIOL 125 . Typically Offered: FALL The laboratory includes fieldwork in selected ecological communities. Stud… source |
| BIOL 150 | General Biology I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR BIOL 150 will cover the fundamental concepts of biology. Included will be discussions of the cellular nature of living things, cell anatomy and basic cell physio… source |
| BIOL 150L | General Biology I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, BIOL 150 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR BIOL 150L is designed to complement topics covered in BIOL 150 . Includ… source |
| BIOL 151 | General Biology II | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, BIOL 151L . Typically Offered: SPRING BIOL 151 introduces theories of the origins of life on earth, evolution… source |
| BIOL 151L | General Biology II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, BIOL 151 . Typically Offered: SPRING BIOL 151L is designed to complement topics covered in BIOL 151 . Include… source |
| BIOL 170 | General Zoology | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: BIOL 170L . Typically Offered: SPRING The purpose of this course is to give students a basic understanding of the diversity of animal life. Specifically, this course will expl… source |
| BIOL 170L | General Zoology Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: BIOL 170 . Typically Offered: SPRING This lab serves to complement General Zoology lecture ( BIOL 170 ). This lab will reinforce lecture material through hands on procedures i… source |
| BIOL 213 | General Pathology | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course will give students basic introduction to the human disease process. It will encompass an overview of normal anatomy and physiology followed by discussio… source |
| BIOL 220 | Anatomy and Physiology I | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, BIOL 220L . Typically Offered: FASPSU This is the first of two courses in which anatomy and physiology are le… source |
| BIOL 220L | Anatomy and Physiology I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, BIOL 220 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Anatomical structures will be studied at both gross and microscopic lev… source |
| BIOL 221 | Anatomy and Physiology II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: BIOL 220 and BIOL 220L . Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, BIOL 221L . Typically Offered: FALLSPR This is the second of two cours… source |
| BIOL 221L | Anatomy and Physiology II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, BIOL 221 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Anatomical structures will be studied at both gross and microscopic lev… source |
| BOTE 102 | Keyboarding I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Learning the alphanumeric keyboard on the personal computer with emphasis on skill building, letters, reports and tabulation. source |
| BOTE 108 | Business Mathematics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Review of fundamental processes and their application to business. Among topics studied are percentages, commissions, inventories, payrolls, taxes, interest, ins… source |
| BOTE 113 | Elementary Anatomy and Physiology | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This is a first semester course and a concise course designed for medical administrative assistants and others who will not go into the biological sciences. Emp… source |
| BOTE 114 | Elementary Anatomy and Physiology | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: BOTE 113 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This is a second semester course designed for medical administrative assistants and others who will not go into the biological sciences… source |
| BOTE 121 | Business English | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Business English grammar fundamentals which assist the college students in fulfilling a prerequisite for successful communication: a high degree of skill pertaining… source |
| BOTE 122 | Business English | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: BOTE 121 . Typically Offered: SPRING A course in business English pertaining to a high degree of skill in sentence structure, punctuation, number style, spelling, word usage,… source |
| BOTE 152 | Keyboarding II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Ability to key with proper technique 40+ words per minute. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course uses the personal computer with selected software on concentrated drills to… source |
| BOTE 209 | Office Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Introduction to office management concepts and technology, with emphasis on critical thinking, creative problem solving, professional development, leadership, teamw… source |
| BOTE 210 | Business Communications | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR A creative business letter-writing course with emphasis on vocabulary and review of grammar combined with computer skills to produce clear, concise, correct, cou… source |
| BOTE 212 | Business Portfolio | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course prepares students to complete a variety of business-related tasks to enhance their workforce skills. Students will focus on professional communicatio… source |
| BOTE 222 | Medical Transcription I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL First semester course. Arrangement of professional charts, medical records, history sheets, and laboratory reports dictated by a professional dictator and covering… source |
| BOTE 251 | Legal Transcription | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Development of the administrative assistant's skills in the area of legal transcription. Students gain understanding of letters, legal documents, and forms used i… source |
| BOTE 253 | Legal Office Procedures | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course familiarizes students with law office setup, ethics, mailing procedures, and communication skills. Emphasis on terminology, spelling, law office proce… source |
| BUSN 120 | Fundamentals of Business | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Fundamentals of business management from the point of view of the business as a whole including basic management concepts and principles, forms of business organ… source |
| BUSN 170 | Entrepreneurship | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is designed to provide training for students who want to plan and organize their own business idea. It will provide information, resources, and metho… source |
| BUSN 200 | Risk Management & Insurance | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course examines the nature of risk and risk management by utilizing insurance to respond to risk. Principles of risk management for individuals and organizatio… source |
| BUSN 210 | Property & Casualty Insurance | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: BUSN 200 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course examines individual commercial property and commercial casualty policies, as well as the personal policies, which usually com… source |
| BUSN 224 | Electronic Commerce (E-Commerce) | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is designed to familiarize individuals with current and emerging electronic commerce technologies using the Internet. Topics include Internet technol… source |
| BUSN 289 | Business Capstone | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Students will choose an art path in which they will have more hands-on experiences in areas such as management, ma… source |
| BUSN 327 | Entrepreneurial Perspectives | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: BUSN 170 . Typically Offered: FALL This course explores the multifaceted nature of entrepreneurship through a critical examination of the theories, practices, and real-world… source |
| BUSN 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| BUSN 427 | Entrepreneurial Small Business Strategies | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: BUSN 327 . Typically Offered: FALL Students will investigate resistance to change and what can be done about it. Conflict, as a natural outgrowth of change, will be investiga… source |
| BUSN 437 | Creativity and Innovation in Business | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: BUSN 327 . Typically Offered: SPRING This advanced course delves into the critical role of creativity and innovation in driving business success and competitive advantage. St… source |
| CAD 201 | Fundamentals of Graphical Communication | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is designed to acquaint students with the fundamentals of graphical communication in engineering related fields. Students will learn fundamental engi… source |
| CAD 212 | Introduction to Building Modeling | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CAD 201 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course is designed to acquaint students with 3-D modeling and design, plan production, and designer collabora… source |
| CAD 213 | Introduction to Civil Drafting | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CAD 201 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts of civil engineering and surveying 3-D software techniqu… source |
| CARP 102 | Core Curriculum | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL Core Curriculum from the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER), consists of eight modules which are Basic Safety; Construction Math; Hand… source |
| CARP 110 | Blueprint Reading | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course provides the basic understanding of standard residential blueprints including plot plans, foundation plans, floor plans, elevations, details of mechanic… source |
| CARP 112 | Introduction to the Green Environment | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to an understanding of the green mind-set. Discussions cover the impact of building on the green environment within the context of m… source |
| CARP 115 | Site Layout and Foundation Construction | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL Students will receive training and hands-on experience in preparation of a building site and foundation construction. Instruction will include laying out building l… source |
| CARP 120 | Principles of Framing | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This is a comprehensive course which concerns instruction and study on the techniques and practices required for successful employment as a framing carpenter. Areas… source |
| CARP 125 | Framing I | — | Credits: 6 Typically Offered: FALL This lab will increase the student's knowledge, skills, and proficiency in framing by applying the techniques learned in CARP 120 . Activities will center around th… source |
| CARP 130 | Exterior Finish | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course deals with the basics of residential exterior finish. Instruction will include units on fascia and soffit construction, windows and exterior door instal… source |
| CARP 135 | Framing & Exterior Finish II | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING This course concentrates on specialty exterior and interior framing including deck systems. Students will also learn and apply advanced exterior finish products f… source |
| CARP 140 | Principles of Interior Finish | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides an understanding of materials and processes used in interior finishing. Instruction will include units in drywall, interior doors, interior t… source |
| CARP 145 | Interior Finish | — | Credits: 6 Typically Offered: SPRING This lab will increase the student's knowledge, skills and proficiency in interior finishing by applying techniques learned in CARP 140 . Activities will center a… source |
| CARP 150 | Cabinetmaking | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Instruction in the design and layout of kitchens, cabinets, vanities, countertops, and built-in closets. Students will increase their knowledge, skill, and profic… source |
| CARP 155 | House Design and Code Requirements | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Students will study home design and code requirements. Interior, exterior and environmental factors affecting the design of homes will be considered and explored. source |
| CARP 180 | Introduction to Furniture Making | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Introduction to Furniture Making is an entry level class designed to be fun and instill a love for woodworking. Traditionally furniture makers learned their craft b… source |
| CARP 185 | Furniture Making by Design | — | Credits: 3 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: SPRING Furniture Making by Design students will explore traditional and contemporary furniture styles. Students, as a class… source |
| CHEM 112 | Introduction to Forensic Science | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 112L . Typically Offered: FALL An introductory level course designed to be a general education science c… source |
| CHEM 112L | Introduction to Forensic Science Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 112 . Typically Offered: FALL Laboratory to accompany Chemistry 112. source |
| CHEM 115 | Introductory Chemistry | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent enrollment in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 115L . Typically Offered: FALLSPR An introductory level course designed to be the first semester of the Ge… source |
| CHEM 115L | Introductory Chemistry Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 115 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Laboratory to accompany Chemistry 115. source |
| CHEM 116 | Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Passing grade of C or better in CHEM 115 or CHEM 121 within the past three years. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 116L . T… source |
| CHEM 116L | Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 116 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Laboratory to accompany Chemistry 116. source |
| CHEM 121 | General Chemistry I | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Successful completion of MATH 103 or higher level math with a C or better; Math ACT score or equivalent placement score of at least 24; or departmental approval. Corequisite:… source |
| CHEM 121L | General Chemistry I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 121 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Laboratory to accompany Chemistry 121. source |
| CHEM 122 | General Chemistry II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Completion of CHEM 121 with a grade of C or better. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 122L . Typically Offered: SPRSUM A fou… source |
| CHEM 122L | General Chemistry II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 122 . Typically Offered: SPRSUM Laboratory to accompany Chemistry 122. source |
| CHEM 241 | Organic Chemistry I | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: CHEM 122 with a grade of C or better. Corequisite: Concurrent Registration in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 241L . Typically Offered: FALL An upper-level course… source |
| CHEM 241L | Organic Chemistry I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 241 . Typically Offered: FALL Laboratory to accompany Chemistry 241. source |
| CHEM 242 | Organic Chemistry II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: C or better in CHEM 241 within the last 3 years. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 242L . Typically Offered: SPRING An upper… source |
| CHEM 242L | Organic Chemistry II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CHEM 242 . Typically Offered: SPRING Laboratory to accompany Chemistry 242. source |
| CIS 102 | Computer Software Applications - Word | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Provides hands-on operation of personal computers with the word processing software, Microsoft Word. Students should have keyboarding skills before enrolling in… source |
| CIS 104 | Microcomputer Database | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This is an introduction to the planning, design and programming of database systems using software designed for database management, Microsoft Access. Students s… source |
| CIS 105 | Microcomputer Spreadsheets | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU Provides hands on operation of personal computers with the spreadsheet software, Microsoft Excel. Students should have keyboarding skills before enrolling in clas… source |
| CIS 106 | Microsoft Outlook | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is a project-based approach to help students expand their understanding of Microsoft Office Outlook applications through hands-on experimentation and… source |
| CIS 107 | Linux Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course introduces students to the Linux operating system. It provides practical skills using command line utilities, managing processes and file systems, as… source |
| CIS 128 | Microcomputer Hardware I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU Students learn the functionality of hardware and software components as well as suggested best practices in maintenance and safety issues. The students, through h… source |
| CIS 130 | Presentations | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This class provides hands-on production of researching, creating and delivering electronic business presentation projects using Microsoft PowerPoint. Students sh… source |
| CIS 140 | Cybersecurity Foundation | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND In this course, students will learn fundamental principles associated with the current cybersecurity landscape and identify concepts required to recognize and p… source |
| CIS 141 | Network Security Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 140 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Students will gain an understanding of the fundamental tenets of network security, and review the general concepts involved in maintaini… source |
| CIS 142 | Cloud Security Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND In the Cloud Security Fundamentals course, students will learn basic principles associated with securing the cloud and SaaS-based applications through Secure Ac… source |
| CIS 143 | Security Operations Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course provides the student with an understanding of Security operations (SecOps) and the role it plays in protecting our digital way of life, for business… source |
| CIS 147 | Principles of Information Security | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course is intended for students who want to increase their understanding of information security. Students will learn about the types of security risks, how… source |
| CIS 152 | Cascading Style Sheets | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CIS 154 , and CIS 230 . Typically Offered: FALL Students will learn how to produce and maintain cross-browser CSS files using the Sass CSS preprocessor and its companion aut… source |
| CIS 154 | Website Development I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Students will learn how to create and manage their own Web pages using current Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), and CSS. Students will learn to write code manually… source |
| CIS 164 | Networking Fundamentals I | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course introduces the architectures, models, protocols, and other elements used by the internet and modern computer networks. Students will learn to plan and… source |
| CIS 165 | Networking Fundamentals II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: CIS 164 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course focuses on local area network switching and routing concepts. Wireless networking and security are also… source |
| CIS 184 | Cybersecurity Career Introduction | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides students with knowledge of career requirements in Cybersecurity and builds their skill sets to lay the groundwork for successful entry into t… source |
| CIS 185 | Introduction to Programming | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course uses the Python language to provide an introduction to computer programming. Topics include programming fundamentals, logic development, top down pro… source |
| CIS 186 | Mobile Applications I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING The purpose of this course is to introduce students to mobile application development. Activities will include programming simple mobile device applications. Stud… source |
| CIS 187 | Mobile Applications II | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING The purpose of this course is to introduce students to mobile application development in the Android development environment. Activities will include programming… source |
| CIS 188 | Intermediate Python | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 185 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is an intermediate level course in Python. Topics include dealing with errors, code best practices, too… source |
| CIS 189 | Advanced Python | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 188 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is an advanced level to Python. Topics include Bayes¿ Rule, stylometry, Natural Language Processing (NL… source |
| CIS 202 | Advanced Software Applications | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 102 , CIS 105 and CIS 130 . Corequisite: CIS 104 . Typically Offered: SPRING Provides hands-on experience with the powerful integration capabilities of the Microsoft Offi… source |
| CIS 204 | Database Design and Structured Query Language (SQL) | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course focuses on the development steps needed to produce a functioning relational database, creation of the database, and use of Structured Query Language… source |
| CIS 206 | Database Implementation and Administration | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course provides students with the knowledge and skills required to install, configure, administer and troubleshoot client-server database management system… source |
| CIS 208 | Database Programming | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 204 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course provides students with the technical skills required to program a database solution, using stored pr… source |
| CIS 209 | Data Warehousing | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 208 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course provides students with the technical skills required to plan, implement, and maintain a data warehouse. source |
| CIS 210 | Desktop Publishing | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL A layout and design course using Adobe Creative Suite software to produce a variety of desktop publishing application projects. Students should have keyboarding, ba… source |
| CIS 211 | Database Programming Project | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 208 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course requires students to produce a comprehensive database programming project. Design issues, implementation, and database troub… source |
| CIS 212 | Microsoft Windows Operating System Client | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR The course helps learners to gain the knowledge and skills to install, configure, customize, optimize, and troubleshoot the Microsoft Windows operating system in… source |
| CIS 214 | Implementing a Microsoft Windows Active Directory Infrastructure | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 216 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces the learner to Microsoft Windows Server and the networking technologies it supports. The learne… source |
| CIS 216 | Implementing a Microsoft Windows Network Infrastructure | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 212 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course helps learners who will be responsible for configuring, managing, and troubleshooting a network infrast… source |
| CIS 221 | Networking Essentials | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to the concepts and terminology of data communications, local area and wide area networks, communications hardware, standards, media… source |
| CIS 223 | Linux System Administration | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 107 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course covers topics relating to the administration of Linux computer systems. It provides experience in user m… source |
| CIS 226 | Linux Network and Security Administration | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 223 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course provides experience installing, configuring, securing, and administering Linux network services. Topics in… source |
| CIS 230 | Web Frameworks | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CIS 154 and CIS 250 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course will work with web frameworks. A framework provides a set of resources and tools for software developers to build… source |
| CIS 231 | Search Engine Optimization (SEO) | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CIS 154 or CIS 230 , and ENGL 110 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL Students will learn the basic principles of optimizing Web sites for improved performance… source |
| CIS 235 | DB Design for Web Applications | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to SQL and the query use within databases. Students will develop queries for information retrieval using SQL, including the use of o… source |
| CIS 241 | Digital Forensics Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course introduces students to digital forensics. Topics covered include the investigative process, preservation of evidence, mobile and cloud forensics issue… source |
| CIS 250 | Advanced Web Design | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Students will learn how to add JavaScript to their Web pages. Concepts covered include variables, expressions, operators, functions, methods, objects, events, contr… source |
| CIS 251 | Website Development II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 154 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course offers continued study in the design and development of website projects. Student will create up to three websites for inclusi… source |
| CIS 252 | XML | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 104 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course will introduce students to Extensible Markup Language (XML). Concepts covered include document type definitions (DTDs), schema… source |
| CIS 253 | PHP | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CIS 154 and CIS 204 plus either CIS 185 or CIS 250 , or instructor approval. Typically Offered: SPRING Students will learn how to design dynamic, data-driven Web pages using… source |
| CIS 255 | Computer and Network Security | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 147 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course introduces students to technologies and practices used to secure computers and networks. Topics covered… source |
| CIS 256 | Web Capstone | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CIS 154 , CIS 230 and CIS 152 . Typically Offered: SPRING Students will continue development of their student web portfolio through emerging technologies in the web industry. source |
| CIS 257 | JavaScript Libraries | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CIS 154 and CIS 250 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course will work with JavaScript libraries. A library provides various functions, methods, or object… source |
| CIS 258 | Advanced PHP | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 253 . Typically Offered: SPRING Students will learn more advanced PHP techniques for session management, validation, and authentication. Advanced web application features… source |
| CIS 264 | Web Application Development | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides an introduction to the languages used to develop applications that run in web browsers and on web servers. Topics include HTML, Cascading Sty… source |
| CIS 267 | Intermediate Networking I | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: CIS 165 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course further examines local area network routing, connectivity, and security concepts. Wide area network commun… source |
| CIS 268 | Intermediate Networking II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: CIS 267 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: SPRING In this course, students learn to connect communication networks. Network management and Wide Area Networking concep… source |
| CIS 269 | Computer Information Systems Capstone | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course prepares students, from computer information systems-related program, for entry into the information technology workforce. Students will complete comp… source |
| CIS 270 | Advanced IP Routing | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: CIS 268 , CCNA certification or departmental approval. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course teaches the advanced skills required to implement and support enterprise-class… source |
| CIS 272 | Advanced IP Switching | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: CIS 268 , CCNA certification, or departmental approval. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course teaches the advanced skills required to implement and support enterprise class… source |
| CIS 273 | Advanced IP Network Troubleshooting | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: CIS 270 and CIS 272 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course teaches students to maintain and troubleshoot enterprise IP networks. Skills learned in… source |
| CIS 274 | Cybersecurity Operations | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CIS 255 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course teaches core security skills needed for monitoring, detecting, investigating, analyzing and responding… source |
| CIS 275 | Immersive Cybersecurity Concepts | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CIS 255 and CIS 274 . Typically Offered: SPRING In this course, students learn to implement a variety of tools, technologies, and techniques to defend an IT infrastructure.… source |
| CIS 280 | Cyber Ethics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This class is an introduction to ethical problems and decision making as it relates to computers, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies. Students will be aske… source |
| CIS 282 | Ethical Hacking and Network Defense | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 255 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides experience securing computer network resources. The tools and methodologies attackers use will… source |
| CIS 284 | Cybersecurity Career Development | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL This course expands students skill sets in Cybersecurity. Potential topics include further developing professional workforce skills, continuing service in Cyber, de… source |
| CIS 285 | Cybersecurity Career Enhancement | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SPRING This course furthers students skill sets in Cybersecurity. Potential topics include polishing their professional workforce skills, leading service in Cyber, demon… source |
| CIS 438 | End-User Data Analysis Tools | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU Students will be introduced to current technologies available to analyze data. Formats will vary to include tools most asked for by industry. Comparative analysis… source |
| CIS 452 | Advanced Excel Spreadsheets / Business Analytics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 105 and CIS 204 with a grade of C or better. Typically Offered: FASPSU This course allows students to practice advanced techniques in applications used by managers and ot… source |
| CIT 310 | Enterprise System Administration | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 216 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This class focuses on performing systems administration in an enterprise environment. Server and client security policy, imaging, remote… source |
| CIT 314 | Implementing a Microsoft Windows Active Directory Infrastructure | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIT 216 or instructor approval Typically Offered: FALL This course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to install, configure, and administer Microsoft W… source |
| CIT 315 | Human Factors in Cybersecurity | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course explores the psychological, social, and organizational factors that influence security practices and vulnerabilities in various settings. Students will… source |
| CIT 320 | Disaster Recovery & Incident Response | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to develop and implement robust disaster recovery plans and incident response strategies. To… source |
| CIT 326 | Linux Network and Security Administration | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 223 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course provides experience installing, configuring, securing, and administering Linux network services. Topics in… source |
| CIT 330 | Data Center Virtualization Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING In this course, students use hands-on technologies to learn about the implementation, support, and maintenance of a virtualized data center infrastructure. Topics… source |
| CIT 331 | Digital Forensics Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course introduces students to digital forensics. Topics covered include the investigative process, preservation of evidence, examination of Windows and other… source |
| CIT 340 | IT Policies and Procedures | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces the writing of information security policies and procedures. Their contents and organization will be examined in detail. Students will learn… source |
| CIT 341 | Mobile Forensics Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIT 331 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to the application of digital forensics methods for mobile devices, as well as additio… source |
| CIT 342 | Memory Forensics Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIT 331 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to the application of digital forensics methods to retrieving memory artifacts from de… source |
| CIT 345 | Cybersecurity Governance | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course explores the frameworks used to provide oversight and accountability for information technology and cybersecurity programs. source |
| CIT 350 | Software Security | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CSCI 174 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course examines how hackers exploit poorly designed code for their benefit. It also shows students how to secure… source |
| CIT 355 | Software Reverse Engineering | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CSCI 250 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course examines executable software code to understand how it works and what it does. source |
| CIT 364 | Network Defenses | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 267 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALL In this course, students learn to design and configure a secure network environment using Virtual Private Networks, In… source |
| CIT 367 | Cybersecurity Infrastructure Configuration | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 165 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course provides students an understanding of how to install, configure, and manage firewalls for defense of e… source |
| CIT 368 | Cybersecurity Prevention & Countermeasures | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIT 367 or Instructor approval. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course provides students with advanced information in installing, configuring, and managing firewalls for def… source |
| CIT 380 | Network Forensics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 274 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course introduces the tools and techniques used to investigate and locate evidence of network attacks. source |
| CIT 381 | IT Project Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING An investigation of the project management techniques and appropriate software used to effectively manage projects. This course covers the knowledge areas and oth… source |
| CIT 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| CIT 410 | Wireless Networking and Mobile Security | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 165 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course examines the role wireless communication plays in business communications. It also explores enterprise… source |
| CIT 415 | Insider Threat Analysis | — | Credits: 3 This course explores various types of insider threats, malicious actors, negligent insiders, and collusion while delving into psychological and sociological factors that contribute to thes… source |
| CIT 430 | Cloud Computing Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces the use and administration of cloud computing platforms, as well as their security. Students gain experience using common cloud providers, su… source |
| CIT 440 | Cybersecurity Program Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course examines the topics used to successfully build an organizations cybersecurity program. Students will learn about a wide range of security concepts, to… source |
| CIT 445 | Information Assurance and Risk Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides a comprehensive examination of the principles, practices, and technologies essential for safeguarding information assets and managing associa… source |
| CIT 450 | Database and Web Application Security | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CIS 204 and one of CSCI 160 , CIS 253 , CIS 264 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course explores the vulnerabilities found in database servers and web ap… source |
| CIT 455 | Malware Analysis | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIT 355 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course examines the behavior of malicious software, providing insight into how it is written and how to protect… source |
| CIT 460 | Operating System Concepts | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course provides an overview of various operating system concepts. Topics covered include processes, interrupts, interprocess communication, virtual memory… source |
| CIT 469 | Cybersecurity & Information Technology Capstone | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND A capstone course for the Cybersecurity and Information Technology BAS program. In this class students will complete a security based final project that reflect… source |
| CIT 470 | Penetration Testing Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIS 282 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides theoretical and practical aspects of network and web application penetration testing. The cours… source |
| CIT 475 | Emerging Threats and Defenses | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CIS 282 and CIT 450 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: SPRING In this course, students learn to implement a variety of tools, strategies, and techniques to defend an… source |
| CIT 480 | Cyber Threat Hunting | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CIT 380 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces the terminology, tools, and techniques to search for evidence of threat actor activities in net… source |
| CIT 485 | Social Engineering Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course examines various forms of social engineering, including phishing, pretexting, baiting, and tailgating, with an emphasis on understanding the motivatio… source |
| CJ 170 | Introduction to Security | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND The history, nature and scope of private security in modern society; the basic principles of physical security, internal loss prevention, defensive systems, fir… source |
| CJ 201 | Introduction to Criminal Justice | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU Introduction to Criminal Justice involves the survey of law enforcement: the role, history, development and constitutional aspects of law enforcement and public s… source |
| CJ 210 | Introduction To Policing | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL An introduction to the specific field of law enforcement and its responsibilities; including patrol, traffic, investigation, juvenile and special operational units.… source |
| CJ 220 | Criminal Law | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Survey of substantive criminal law as a means of attaining certain socially desirable ends like the preservation and protection of life and property; emphasis on hi… source |
| CJ 223 | Police Administration | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Administration of police line operations; review principles of various administrative styles for organization and administration of staff functions and activiti… source |
| CJ 226 | Criminal Investigation | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Introduction to criminal investigation procedures including theory of an investigation, conduct at crime scenes, collection and preservation of physical evidence;… source |
| CJ 231 | Criminal Evidence and Procedure | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Deals with rules of evidence of particular import at the operational level in law enforcement and with criminal procedure in important areas such as arrest, force… source |
| CJ 235 | Field Experience and Internship | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU Observation and work experience under the direction of a faculty member in a local, county, or state criminal justice agency. source |
| CJ 243 | Introduction to Homeland Security | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course discusses the historic overview of the events of terrorism that lead to the establishment of the Department of Homeland Security, statutory authority,… source |
| CJ 254 | Juvenile Justice System | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Special legal status of the juvenile, protective services, the juvenile and family, court movement, and child labor laws. Emphasis on noncriminal aspects of admin… source |
| CJ 270 | Introduction to Corrections | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Survey of current correctional thought and practices in the United States. Evolution of modern correctional practices in the United States. Overview of correctional… source |
| CJ 271 | Community Based Corrections | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Basic concepts, history, legislation and practices used in work with juveniles and adults who have been placed on probation or parole; criteria of selection, meth… source |
| CMT 120 | Construction Safety | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL This course provides an overview of construction industry standards and practices for accident prevention, hazard identification, and compliance with safety regulat… source |
| CMT 130 | Construction Diagrams | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING This course introduces construction drawings, focusing on reading, interpreting, and communicating their content. Students will analyze blueprints, symbols, annot… source |
| CMT 140 | Construction Methods, Materials and Equipment | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL This course provides an overview of the materials, methods, and equipment used in modern construction. Topics include the properties and applications of masonry, st… source |
| CMT 145 | Building Electrical/Mechanical Systems | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides foundational knowledge of electrical and mechanical systems in construction, focusing on the technical and administrative aspects of electric… source |
| CMT 210 | Codes and Inspections | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course covers building codes and the code inspections process used in the design and construction of residential and commercial buildings. Emphasis is placed o… source |
| CMT 220 | Construction Estimating Principles | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: CMT 130 , CMT 140 and CMT 145 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL In this course, you will learn the principles of construction estimating and bidding, covering… source |
| CMT 230 | Construction Planning and Scheduling | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: CMT 140 and CMT 145 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course covers the fundamental concepts of planning, scheduling, and controlling construction pro… source |
| CMT 240 | Construction Contracts and Law | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CT 252 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course introduces different types of contracts, legal requirements, and liabilities that are related to the co… source |
| CMT 252 | Project Management | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: BCT 216 and BCT 218 . Typically Offered: FALL This course provides study in construction project management. Students will study, develop and apply workplace interpersonal s… source |
| CMT 253 | Construction Scheduling | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CMT 252 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course gives an overview of construction scheduling. Emphasis is placed on coordinating plans, specifications, construction materials… source |
| COMM 110 | Fundamentals of Public Speaking | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU The course is designed to lay a foundation in skills for informal and formal speaking situations. There is an emphasis on content, organization, audience adaptati… source |
| COMM 112 | Understanding Media and Social Change | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course explores mass media, including its purpose, function and impact on society. In turn, the course explores the impact of society on the media. source |
| COMM 200 | Introduction to Media Writing | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces writing styles and forms required in journalism, broadcast, online media, public relations and advertising. Students gather, organize, and wr… source |
| COMM 206 | Digital Communication Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This introduction to the theory and practice of digital communication for print, online and mobile media. Course emphasis is on a holistic approach to digital desig… source |
| COMM 212 | Interpersonal Communication | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course will acquaint students with fundamental concepts of communications between individuals. Course will give insights into the dynamics of interpersonal… source |
| COMM 213 | Publications | — | Credits: 3 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students will serve as editorial and production assistants to complete publications. Students will work with a proj… source |
| COMM 218 | Public Relations Principles | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR An introduction to the theory and practice of public relations, emphasizing management functions, writing skills, communication processes, tools, and professiona… source |
| COMM 224 | Social Media Foundations | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING An exploration of managing social media and analytical tools. This course explores the tools and strategical use of social media in promoting the goals and missio… source |
| COMM 225 | Introduction to Audio Production | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Lab and lecture course which is designed to introduce the student to the basic principles and practices of audio production. Student will learn how to operate produ… source |
| COMM 244 | Reporting and Feature Writing | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: COMM 200 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING In this course students discuss current practices, problems and ethics of news reporting. Students are introduced… source |
| COMM 270 | Basic Video Production | — | Credits: 3 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALL This course teaches the principles of video production. Students learn basic picture and sound generation, recording,… source |
| COMM 272 | Advanced Video Production | — | Credits: 3 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: SPRING This course is designed to help students learn to use video as an effective form of communication. Students will stu… source |
| COMM 275 | Communication Portfolio | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FASPSU This capstone course for the Communication major features projects linking theory to practice, real world communication situations, and critical analysis of audie… source |
| COMM 281 | Reporting and Editing: Mystician | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 4.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students in this laboratory course become staff members of the campus newspaper the Mystician. Options for involvem… source |
| COMM 283 | Video Lab: MystiCast | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 4.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students in this laboratory course become staff members of the student campus video production - MystiCast. Options… source |
| COMM 284 | Radio Lab: The MYX | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 4.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students in this laboratory course become staff members of the student campus radio production - The MYX. Options f… source |
| COMM 289 | Communication Capstone | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Students will choose a communication path in which they will have more hands-on experiences in areas such as publi… source |
| COMM 301 | Introduction to Integrated Marketing Communication | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to the strategic planning and execution of marketing communication campaigns that integrate multiple channels, such as advertising,… source |
| COMM 310 | Electronic News Gathering | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: COMM 225 and COMM 270 or Departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL Concepts and practices of news coverage for the electronic media, with special attention to field tec… source |
| COMM 311 | Communication and Interviewing | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Theory and practice of methods in selected interview settings: informational, employment, and persuasive. Emphasis on communication between two people, questioning… source |
| COMM 316 | Intercultural Communication | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Exploration of the definition, models, and verbal processes of communication between different cultural groups. source |
| COMM 327 | Industry Communication | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ENGL 110 and COMM 110 . Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will cover preparing and presenting professional speeches, communications with peers and supervisors, as well a… source |
| COMM 335 | Digital Storytelling | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: COMM 225 and COMM 270 or Departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING Students will be required to design and build an online identity and narrate their process througho… source |
| COMM 377 | Emerging Media and Technologies | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: COMM 112 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course will explore the evolution of media technologies and investigate the emergence of older forms of new media, from the original… source |
| COMM 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| COMM 414 | Social Media Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL An exploration of managing social media and analytical tools. This course explores the tools and strategical use of social media in promoting the goals and mission… source |
| COMM 415 | Sports Communication | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL A specialized course that focuses on preparing sports copy, public relations, and social media campaigns for athletic institutions. Students will acquire the abilit… source |
| COMM 425 | Crisis Communication | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Crisis communication practices in organizations of all types with emphasis on planning, emergency communication, image restoration, and organizational learning. source |
| COMM 444 | Event Planning | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING A course designed to acquire mastery in the skills required of event planners and roles that require planning events. The class will focus on preparing meeting pl… source |
| COMM 463 | Digital Broadcasting | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Students explore advanced concepts in audio and video production, digital transmission and distribution technologies, convergence of broadcast and online media, and… source |
| COMM 465 | Media Law and Ethics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course will explore the theory, history, and ethical issues associated with free speech and free press areas of the First Amendment. Students will analyze ke… source |
| COMM 485 | Sports and Broadcast Capstone | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course will assist the student developing a professional portfolio as well as assist in job search and placement. The course will address both technical appl… source |
| CSCI 101 | Introduction to Computers | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU Introduces students to general computer concepts such as input and output devices, the computers impact on society, networks, security and software. Includes hand… source |
| CSCI 122 | Beginning Visual Basic | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND A course in writing programs using the Visual Basic language for students with no previous experience with a programming language, but some experience with a co… source |
| CSCI 124 | Beginning C++/Visual C++ | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CSCI 160 . Corequisite: CSCI 161 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Introduction to programming in the C++ language for students with object oriented programming experience in anot… source |
| CSCI 125 | Beginning COBOL | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CSCI 122 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND An introduction to computer programming and computer applications. source |
| CSCI 127 | Beginning Java | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND An introduction to the Java programming language for students with some programming experience in another language. Covers Java syntax, applets, and application… source |
| CSCI 132 | Programming In Progress | — | Credits: 3 An introduction to programming in the Progress language, an enterprise language used in many large corporations. Includes relational database design, event driven and transactional program… source |
| CSCI 160 | Computer Science I | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: CIS 185 or instructor approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Systematic development of algorithms and programming structure with an emphasis on problem solving and design. The… source |
| CSCI 161 | Computer Science II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: CSCI 160 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR An expansion of the computer science foundations provided in CSCI 160 , including computer code resuse techniques, an introduction to da… source |
| CSCI 172 | Intermediate VIsual Basic | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CSCI 122 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course is a continuation of Beginning Visual Basic. Topics include arrays, random-access files, graphics, and database management. source |
| CSCI 174 | Intermediate C++/Visual C++ | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CSCI 160 . Corequisite: CSCI 161 . Typically Offered: FALL Intermediate level programming in the C++/Visual C++ language. Topics include abstract data types and their impleme… source |
| CSCI 250 | Assembly Language | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CSCI 160 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course includes a study of machine and assembly language concepts, programming in assembly language, and assem… source |
| CSCI 270 | Computer Organization | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CSCI 160 . Corequisite: CSCI 161 . Typically Offered: SPRING The structure and organization of computer hardware, includes creating a simulated digital computer system to ill… source |
| CT 151 | Spreadsheets for Engineering Technology and Surveying | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: CSCI 101 or Departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING Emphasizes practical skills of Microsoft Excel for engineering technology and surveying applications. source |
| CT 219 | Introduction to Planning & Development | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING An introduction to the typical processes, regulations and standards encountered for civil engineering and surveying work including planning, zoning, site developm… source |
| CT 225 | Land Descriptions | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: ENGL 125 and ENGR 204 , or prior related coursework and/or commensurate work experience. Typically Offered: SPRING Course topics include the interpretation and retracement o… source |
| CT 228 | Boundary and Cadastral Surveying | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGL 125 and ENGR 204 , or prior related coursework and/or commensurate work experience. Typically Offered: FALL Course topics include the history and evolution of the Public… source |
| CT 229 | Advanced Boundary Surveying | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: CT 228 , or prior related coursework and/or commensurate work experience. Typically Offered: SPRING Course topics include adverse possession, practical boundary location doct… source |
| CT 234 | Water Management Technology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of MATH 103 , MATH 105 or MATH 107 . Corequisite: CT 234L . Typically Offered: SPRING This course covers the fun… source |
| CT 234L | Water Management Technology Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: CT 234 . Typically Offered: SPRING CT 234L is designed to complement topics covered in CT 234 . source |
| CT 250 | Applied Statics and Mechanics of Materials | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of Math 103, 146, 105 or 107. Typically Offered: FALL Students study equilibrium of rigid-bodies and coplanar fo… source |
| CT 250L | Applied Statics and Mechanics of Materials Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CT 250 . Typically Offered: FALL Three hours of lab per week with hands on exercises that supplement lecture… source |
| CT 251 | Materials Testing | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CT 251L . Typically Offered: SPRING Introduction to the physical properties of soil, aggregates, Portland cem… source |
| CT 251L | Materials Testing Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, CT 251 . Typically Offered: SPRING Introduction to laboratory experience dealing with determining soil proper… source |
| CT 252 | Construction Project Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING An introduction to inspection procedures, management of quality controls of construction projects, estimating, print reading, and procedures used to administer co… source |
| DMS 101 | Introduction to Diagnostic Medical Sonography | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALLSPR The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the sonography field. Topics will include the origins and evolutions of Diagnostic Medical Sonography, the… source |
| DMS 102 | Ultrasound Cross-Sectional Anatomy I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program as well as completion of all general education courses. Corequisites: DMS 104 , DMS 105 and DMS 106 . Typically Off… source |
| DMS 103 | Abdominal Sonography I | — | Credits: 5 Corequisites: DMS 105 , DMS 106 and DMS 107 . Typically Offered: FALL This course will provide a detailed study of anatomy, physiology, and pathology of abdominal structures and small part… source |
| DMS 104 | Diagnostic Medical Sonography I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program as well as completion of all general education courses. Corequisites: DMS 102 , DMS 105 and DMS 106 . Typically Off… source |
| DMS 105 | Ultrasound Physics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program as well as completion of all general education courses. Corequisites: DMS 102 , DMS 104 and DMS 106 . Typically Off… source |
| DMS 106 | Clinical Ultrasound Lab I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program as well as completion of all general education courses. Corequisites: DMS 102 , DMS 104 and DMS 105 . Typically Off… source |
| DMS 107 | OB/GYN Sonography I | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program as well as completion of all general education courses. Corequisites: DMS 103 , DMS 105 and DMS 106 . Typically Off… source |
| DMS 202 | Abdominal Sonography II | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: DMS 103 , DMS 105 , DMS 106 and DMS 107 . Corequisites: DMS 204 , DMS 208 , DMS 209 and DMS 212 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course is a continuation of the knowledge an… source |
| DMS 204 | OB/GYN Sonography II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: DMS 103 , DMS 105 , DMS 106 , and DMS 107 . Corequisites: DMS 202 , DMS 208 , DMS 209 , and DMS 212 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course is a continuation of the knowledg… source |
| DMS 207 | Sonography Registry Review | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: DMS 215 . Corequisite: DMS 220 . Typically Offered: FALL Students will complete a comprehensive review of prior curriculum in abdominal, OB/GYN and vascular sonography durin… source |
| DMS 208 | Vascular Sonography | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: DMS 103 , DMS 105 , DMS 106 and DMS 107 . Corequisites: DMS 202 , DMS 204 , DMS 209 and DMS 212 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course is the study of the anatomy, physiolo… source |
| DMS 209 | Professional Development and Growth in Sonography | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: DMS 102 , DMS 104 , DMS 105 and DMS 106 . Corequisites: DSM 210, DMS 211 , DMS 212 . Typically Offered: SPRING The purpose of this course is to help students transition from… source |
| DMS 210 | Ultrasound Cross-Sectional Anatomy II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: DMS 102 , DMS 104 , DMS 105 and DMS 106 . Corequisites: DMS 209 , DMS 211 and DMS 212 . Typically Offered: SPRING The focus of this course is a detailed study of the normal… source |
| DMS 211 | Diagnostic Medical Sonography II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: DMS 102 , DMS 104 , DMS 105 and DMS 106 . Corequisites: DMS 209 , DMS 210 and DMS 212 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course will expose students to different pathologies o… source |
| DMS 212 | Clinical Ultrasound Lab II | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisites: DMS 102 , DMS 104 , DMS 105 and DMS 106 . Corequisites: DMS 209 , DMS 210 and DMS 211 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course is a continuation of the knowledge and skills g… source |
| DMS 215 | Clinical Ultrasound Internship I | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisites: DMS 102 , DMS 104 , DMS 105 , DMS 106 , DMS 209 , DMS 210 , DMS 211 and DMS 212 . Corequisite: DMS 207 . Typically Offered: SUMMER Students are assigned to various clinical… source |
| DMS 220 | Clinical Ultrasound Internship II | — | Credits: 12 Prerequisites: DMS 102 , DMS 104 , DMS 105 , DMS 106 , DMS 207 , DMS 209 , DMS 210 , DMS 211 , DMS 212 and DMS 215 . Typically Offered: FALL In the final course of the Sonography program,… source |
| DTEC 216 | Heavy Duty Engine Repair | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of Automotive Technology Certificate. Typically Offered: FALL Heavy-duty diesel engine theory and service will b… source |
| DTEC 217 | Servicing Heavy Duty Engine and Emission Systems | — | Credits: 6 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of Automotive Technology Certificate. Typically Offered: SPRING This course explores diesel fuel injection, pre-… source |
| DTEC 226 | Introduction to Heavy Duty Drivetrains | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of Automotive Technology Certificate. Typically Offered: FALL A lecture and lab course which provides the studen… source |
| DTEC 227 | Heavy Duty Chassis | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of Automotive Technology Certificate. Typically Offered: FALL A lecture and lab course which provides the studen… source |
| DTEC 235 | Air Brake Service | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of Automotive Technology Certificate. Typically Offered: FALL This course covers the operation and repair of air… source |
| DTEC 256 | Heavy Duty Network and Control Systems | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of Automotive Technology Certificate. Typically Offered: SPRING The theory and application of diesel computer ne… source |
| DTEC 257 | Heavy Duty Electrical Service | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of Automotive Technology Certificate. Typically Offered: SPRING A lecture and lab course covering the theory of… source |
| DTEC 264 | Introduction to Hydraulics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of Automotive Technology Certificate. Typically Offered: FALL This course is a study of hydraulic system fundame… source |
| DTEC 266 | Servicing Hydraulic Systems | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of Automotive Technology Certificate. Typically Offered: SPRING This course covers the service diagnostics and r… source |
| ECON 201 | Principles of Microeconomics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU A microeconomic approach to the study of the present economic system; a study of the principles of economics including factors which influence supply and demand,… source |
| ECON 202 | Principles of Macroeconomics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ECON 201 recommended. Typically Offered: FASPSU Analysis of economic growth and development, aggregate levels of income and employment, inflation, fiscal and monetary policy,… source |
| ECON 409 | Financial Econometrics and Computational Methods | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: MATH 146 , FIN 336 and FIN 337 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course investigates applied empirical approaches in finance. It covers how econometrics is used in practice… source |
| EDUC 101 | Introduction to Substitute Teaching | — | Credits: 1 Corequisites: EDUC 102 and EDUC 103 Typically Offered: FASPSU A course on the role of the substitute teacher in the school and community. This course will explore the different types of su… source |
| EDUC 102 | Introduction to Managing Learning Environments | — | Credits: 1 Corequisites: EDUC 101 and EDUC 103 . Typically Offered: FASPSU A course on how to organize and manage different learning environments being a temporary authority figure. An exploration of… source |
| EDUC 103 | Substitute Teaching Experience | — | Credits: 1 Corequisites: EDUC 101 and EDUC 102 . Typically Offered: FASPSU A field based experience that will practice substitute teaching strategies learned in EDUC 101 and 102 . Students are evalua… source |
| EDUC 201 | Ethical Foundations of Teaching | — | Credits: 2 Corequisites: EDUC 250 and EDUC 298 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students will discuss the Model Code of Ethics for Educators in depth and synthesize this with todays school law and common… source |
| EDUC 205 | Exceptional Learners | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: EDUC 206 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students will learn about the categories of disabilities/disorders covered by IDEIA, including their varied characteristics, the proper d… source |
| EDUC 206 | Diverse Learners Experience | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: EDUC 298 . Corequisite: EDUC 205 , also recommended SOC 235 or SOC 221 and PSYC 250 or PSYC 255 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR This early level experience will include students… source |
| EDUC 210 | Educational Technology | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: CSCI 101 . Corequisite: EDUC 250 and EDUC 298 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is an integrated approach to understanding and utilizing educational technology in inst… source |
| EDUC 215 | Assisting Reading & Language Arts Instruction | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: EDUC 206 . Corequisites: EDUC 220 and EDUC 225 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students will learn specific strategies for assisting teachers with instructing students in Englis… source |
| EDUC 220 | Assisting Math Instruction | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: EDUC 206 . Corequisite: EDUC 215 and EDUC 225 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students will learn specific strategies for assisting teachers with instructing students in math in… source |
| EDUC 225 | Assisting Academic Instruction Experience | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: EDUC 206 . Corequisites: EDUC 215 and EDUC 220 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students will apply their knowledge of being a Title I Paraprofessional/teachers aide in the liter… source |
| EDUC 250 | Introduction to Education | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGL 110 . Corequisites: EDUC 298 and EDUC 201 or Departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR A study of teaching as a profession, including historical, philosophical,… source |
| EDUC 298 | Pre-Professional Experience | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, EDUC 250 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students will participate in 45 hours of interactive observation in ele… source |
| EDUC 300 | Curriculum and Instruction | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: EDUC 250 and EDUC 298 . Corequisites: EDUC 301 and EDUC 302 . Typically Offered: FALL Students will learn the basic elements of developing lesson plans through the use of st… source |
| EDUC 301 | Classroom Management | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: EDUC 250 and EDUC 298 . Corequisites: EDUC 300 and EDUC 302 . Typically Offered: FALL Students will learn various theories in classroom and behavior management with emphasis… source |
| EDUC 302 | Teaching Practicum I | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: EDUC 250 and EDUC 298 . Corequisites: EDUC 300 and EDUC 301 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR This is the corequisite field experience to EDUC 300 Curriculum & Instruction and ED… source |
| EDUC 310 | Educational Assessment | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: EDUC 300 and EDUC 302 . Corequisites: EDUC 313 and EDUC 315 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR With the goal of increasing developmentally appropriate student learning and develop… source |
| EDUC 313 | Collaborative Relationships | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: EDUC 301 and EDUC 302 . Corequisites: EDUC 310 and EDUC 315 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR An advanced course in shaping teacher tenacity and building confidence through colla… source |
| EDUC 315 | Foundations Capstone Experience | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: EDUC 302 . Corequisites: EDUC 313 and EDUC 310 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR This is the corequisite capstone field experience to EDUC 310 Educational Assessment in which stud… source |
| EDUC 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| ELEC 100 | Direct Current Analysis | — | Credits: 4 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 100L or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL The study of the concepts of current, voltage and… source |
| ELEC 100L | Direct Current Analysis Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 100 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture, wh… source |
| ELEC 114 | Digital Electronics I | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 114L or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL The study of number systems, logic gates, Boolean… source |
| ELEC 114L | Digital Electronics I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 114 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture, wh… source |
| ELEC 115 | Digital Electronics II | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 115L or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING The study of arithmetic circuits, code converte… source |
| ELEC 115L | Digital Electronics II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 115 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture,… source |
| ELEC 116 | Fundamentals of Digital Electronics | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL The study of number systems, logic gates, combination logic circuits, arithmetic circuits, code converters, decoders, encoders, multiplexers, demultiplexers, multiv… source |
| ELEC 116L | Fundamentals of Digital Electronics Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture, which provides hands-on verification of the theory presented in class. source |
| ELEC 118 | Solid State Devices I | — | Credits: 4 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 118L or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL The study of semiconductor physics, fundamentals… source |
| ELEC 118L | Solid State Devices I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 118 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture, wh… source |
| ELEC 120 | AC Analysis | — | Credits: 4 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 120L or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING The study of dB, complex numbers, RC, RI and RL… source |
| ELEC 120L | AC Analysis Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 120 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture,… source |
| ELEC 130 | Active Devices | — | Credits: 4 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 130L or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING The study of various electronic devices and cir… source |
| ELEC 130L | Active Devices Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 130 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture,… source |
| ELEC 134 | Fundamentals of Digital Communication | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING This course is an introductory study of newer technologies. Topics covered include packet switching, Fiber to the Premise FTTx, PON, VOIP, LAN topologies, IPv4, I… source |
| ELEC 216 | Digital Electronics III | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Completion of first year Electronics/ Telecommunications Technology program, or equivalent and departmental approval. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous suc… source |
| ELEC 216L | Digital Electronics III Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Completion of first year Electronics/Telecommunications Technology or departmental approval. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, EL… source |
| ELEC 218 | Digital Electronics IV | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: ELEC 216 and ELEC 216L or equivalent and departmental approval. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 218L or departmental appr… source |
| ELEC 218L | Digital Electronics IV Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: ELEC 216 and ELEC 216L or equivalent and departmental approval. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of ELEC 218 or departmental approv… source |
| ELEC 222 | Electronic Communications I | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Completion of first year Electronics/Telecommunications Technology program or equivalent and departmental approval. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous succe… source |
| ELEC 222L | Electronics Communications I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 222 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture, wh… source |
| ELEC 224 | Electronic Communications II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: ELEC 222 and ELEC 222L or equivalent and departmental approval. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 224L or departmental appr… source |
| ELEC 224L | Electronics Communications II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: ELEC 222 and ELEC 222L . Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 224 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING The lab… source |
| ELEC 232 | Telecommunications I | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Completion of first year Electronics/Telecommunications Technology or departmental approval. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, EL… source |
| ELEC 232L | Telecommunications I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Completion of first year Electronics/Telecommunications Technology program, or equivalent and departmental approval. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous succ… source |
| ELEC 234 | Telecommunications II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: ELEC 232 and ELEC 232L or departmental approval. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 234L or departmental approval. Typically… source |
| ELEC 234L | Telecommunications II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: ELEC 232 and ELEC 232L or departmental approval. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ELEC 234 or departmental approval. Typically… source |
| ELPW 105 | Electrical System Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will discuss the basic electrical power grid system from the electrical generation facility to your home usage. Students will study the different type… source |
| ELPW 111 | Introduction to Electrical Industry and Power Grid | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will begin with a basic introduction to the systems and components that make up a basic electrical system, including generation, transmission and dist… source |
| ELPW 112 | Electrical System Components | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course provides in-depth look into the components used in the transmission of electricity. Students begin with an introduction to the generation of electric… source |
| ELPW 114 | Industrial Safety & Health | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course introduces essential safety and health practices specific to the electrical industry. Students will explore safe work procedures, including the use of… source |
| ELPW 120 | Industrial Prints & Diagrams | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course introduces students to the different schematics used in power plant operations and electrical transmission and distribution systems. Students will gai… source |
| ELPW 204 | Advanced Electrical Systems | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course provides students with a complete understanding of the design and operation of electrical transmission and distribution systems. Students begin by stu… source |
| ELPW 206 | Electrical System Protection | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course covers philosophies and principles used to protect the electrical system from abnormal and fault conditions, beginning with the generator. Instrument… source |
| ELPW 208 | Advanced Math | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers algebra, geometry and trigonometry needed for energy technicians working in the electrical system design and metering specialization areas. Th… source |
| ELPW 210 | Overhead Transmission and Distribution Line Construction | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL This course covers the design and construction of transmission and distribution overhead lines. This includes structures, conductors, insulators and the factors tha… source |
| ELPW 211 | Substation Relays | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING This course focuses on testing and calibrating substation equipment, including voltage testing on equipment feeder relays, and circuit breaker relays. Students al… source |
| ELPW 213 | Fundamentals of Metering | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to the fundamentals of metering, such as terminology and basic principles of meters. Students learn basic math needed in metering, a… source |
| ELPW 230 | Underground Line Construction | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL This course covers the two basic categories of underground line construction, such as direct burial and those found in vaults and ducts. Students learn the design,… source |
| ELPW 231 | Substation Operations | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING This course will detail the specifics of power electronics as applied in substations for power transmission. It will describe typical functions provided in utilit… source |
| ELPW 233 | Single-Phase Metering and Polyphase Metering | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL In this course students learn about single-phase metering and polyphase metering, including meter design, adjustments and compensations, and applications. They also… source |
| ELPW 240 | Electric Distribution Systems | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING In this course, students will be introduced to the basic components and operations of electric utility distribution substations and circuit feeders. Their functio… source |
| ELPW 250 | Transformers | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL This course begins by reviewing basic transformer design and operation. The course also covers 3-phase transformers, single-phase loads for 3-phase transformers, an… source |
| ELPW 251 | Substation Construction and Maintenance | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING This course begins with a review of hand and power tools used during the construction and maintenance of substations and continues with safety procedures and equi… source |
| ELPW 252 | Civil Design | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING In this course students study the basic principles of civil design in electrical distribution system facilities. It includes site selection and surveying, soils t… source |
| ELPW 253 | Advanced Metering Technology | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to various metering system designs and application options. The students study the metering system components, associated wiring con… source |
| ELTR 101 | Electrical Industry and Safety | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician Program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course provides comprehensive training on OSHA regulations and workplace s… source |
| ELTR 110 | National Electrical Code I | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the National Electrical Co… source |
| ELTR 111 | National Electrical Code II | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician Program and successful completion of ELTR 110 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides an in-depth examin… source |
| ELTR 112 | Residential Wiring | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This hands on course introduces students to the fundamentals of residential wir… source |
| ELTR 113 | Commercial/Industrial Wiring | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician program and successful completion of ELTR 112 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course builds on the foundational… source |
| ELTR 114 | Conduits and Practical Skills | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This hands on course introduces students to the fundamental skills and techni… source |
| ELTR 202 | Blueprints and Diagrams | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course includes how to read and interpret blueprints, including electrical… source |
| ELTR 205 | Electrical Services | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course provides a comprehensive study of electrical service entrance requi… source |
| ELTR 206 | Advanced Electrical Concepts | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician program and successful completion of ENRT 106 and ENRT 108 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course focuses on the… source |
| ELTR 208 | Three-Phase Systems and Transformers | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course provides a comprehensive introduction to transformers and three pha… source |
| ELTR 210 | National Electrical Code III | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician program and successful completion of ELTR 111 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides an in depth examin… source |
| ELTR 211 | Code Applications and Calculations | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This review covers essential concepts from NEC I-III, focusing on key topics… source |
| ELTR 212 | Low Voltage Wiring and Telecommunications | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisite: Admitted into Electrician Technician program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides students with an in-depth understanding of the installat… source |
| ELTR 230 | Electrician Work Study | — | Credits: 6 Prerequisite: Completion of first-year Electrician Technician program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FASPSU This hands on work study course provides students with practical e… source |
| EMS 110 | Emergency Medical Technician | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Completion of a healthcare provider level CPR (BLS) Course. Corequisites: EMS 115 and EMS 118 . Typically Offered: FASPSU This course is required to apply for certification a… source |
| EMS 115 | Emergency Medical Technician - Hospital | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Completion of a healthcare provider level CPR (BLS) course. Corequisites: EMS 110 and EMS 118 . Typically Offered: FASPSU This course is required to apply for certification a… source |
| EMS 118 | Emergency Medical Technician - Field Internship | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Completion of a healthcare provider level CPR (BLS) course. Corequisites: EMS 110 and EMS 115 . Typically Offered: FASPSU This course is required to apply for certification a… source |
| EMS 120 | EMT Skill Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisites: EMS 110 , EMS 115 and EMS 118 . Typically Offered: FASPSU This course is required to apply for certification as an Emergency Medical Technician. The purpose of the laboratory… source |
| EMS 208 | Introduction to Advanced Pre-Hospital Care | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This is an introductory course for the Paramedic student. It will build on the knowledge gained during the students EMT-Basic education and experiences and introduc… source |
| EMS 210 | Emergency Pharmacology/Fluid Therapy | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course introduces the Paramedic student to venous access, IV therapy, basic pharmacological effects on the body, medication administration, and drug calcul… source |
| EMS 212 | Airway Management and Ventilation | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course introduces the Paramedic student to basic and advanced airway management concepts. Skills include, but are not limited to, assessment, airway adjunc… source |
| EMS 214 | Comprehensive Patient Assessment | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course introduces the Paramedic student to a comprehensive physical examination and assessment, which includes history taking, clinical decision making, co… source |
| EMS 216 | Trauma Patient Management | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING This course prepares the student to identify, assess, and manage patients with traumatic emergencies. Topics include: Trauma Systems, Mechanism of Injury, Soft-Ti… source |
| EMS 218 | Respiratory Emergencies | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course prepares the Paramedic student to identify, assess, manage and treat respiratory emergencies. Skills include, but are not limited to, assessment, ne… source |
| EMS 220 | Cardiac Emergencies I | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course prepares the student to identify single and multi-lead cardiac rhythms and treat those rhythms considered to be life threatening with electrical the… source |
| EMS 221 | Cardiac Emergencies II | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course prepares the student to assess, manage, and treat various cardiovascular emergencies. These emergencies include, but are not limited to, ventricular… source |
| EMS 223 | Medical Patient Management | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING This course prepares the Paramedic student to identify, assess, and manage the patient with a medical emergency. Topics include: Neurology, Endocrinology, allergi… source |
| EMS 224 | Special Considerations | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course prepares the Paramedic student to identify, assess, manage, and treat age-related emergencies and other special challenges. The student will also be… source |
| EMS 226 | EMS Operations | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SUMMER This course introduces the Paramedic student to the concepts of medical incident command, ambulance and rescue operations, hazardous materials incidents, and crim… source |
| EMS 228 | EMS Communications | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING This lab course prepares paramedic students for communication processes related to the health care industry. A special focus will engage students in the pre-hospi… source |
| EMS 230 | ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course will result in the rewarding of Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certification for the period of two years from the America Heart Association. It cover… source |
| EMS 231 | PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course results in the awarding of Pediatric Advanced Life Support certification from the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Heart Association.… source |
| EMS 232 | PHTLS-Prehospital Trauma Life Support | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SUMMER This course will award a certification in Prehospital Trauma Life Support good for a period of three years. Topics include, but are not limited to Kinematics, Tra… source |
| EMS 235 | Paramedic Summation | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SUMMER This course is designed to prepare the paramedic students for entry into the EMS workforce through a series of evaluations in cognitive, psychomotor, and affectiv… source |
| EMS 240 | Hospital Clinical I | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course allows the Paramedic student to apply learned classroom skills and knowledge in clinical settings such as laboratory, preoperative holding, emergency de… source |
| EMS 242 | Field Experience I | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL This course is designed to introduce the Paramedic student to BLS and ALS prehospital operations and allows the student to gain meaningful experience as a provider… source |
| EMS 244 | Skill Lab I | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL This is the first in a series of three paramedic lab courses. The purpose of the laboratory is to discuss, perform, and relate the concepts taught in the paramedic… source |
| EMS 250 | Hospital Clinical II | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING This course allows the Paramedic student to apply learned classroom skills and knowledge in clinical settings such as anesthesia, emergency department, same-day s… source |
| EMS 252 | Field Experience II | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course allows the student to gain meaningful experience as a BLS and ALS provider on an ambulance service. The student will become familiar with procedures and… source |
| EMS 254 | Skill Lab II | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SPRING This is the second in a series of three paramedic lab courses. The purpose of the laboratory is to discuss, perform, and relate the concepts taught in the paramed… source |
| EMS 282 | Field Capstone | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL The Field Capstone course is designed to allow the student to function in the role of Paramedic under direct supervision of a Paramedic preceptor. Successful comple… source |
| EMS 284 | Skill Lab III | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SUMMER This is the third in a series of three paramedic lab courses. The purpose of the laboratory is to discuss, perform, and relate the concepts taught in the paramedi… source |
| ENGL 100 | English Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Placement is according to placement test scores or on a voluntary basis. Corequisite: ENGL 110 : College Composition I. Typically Offered: FASPSU This course is designed to e… source |
| ENGL 110 | College Composition I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Qualifying placement score, previous successful completion of ENGL 100 , or concurrent enrollment in ENGL 100 . Typically Offered: FASPSU This course offers students guided p… source |
| ENGL 120 | College Composition II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Successful completion of ENGL 110 . Typically Offered: FASPSU This second course in the composition sequence continues and reinforces the writing skills practiced in ENGL 110… source |
| ENGL 125 | Introduction to Professional Writing | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Successful completion of ENGL 110 . Typically Offered: FASPSU In ENGL 125 , students continue the writing process and research skills practiced in ENGL 110 , concentrating on… source |
| ENGL 211 | Introduction to Creative Writing (Fiction) | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGL 110 . Typically Offered: FALL This course concentrates on the techniques valuable to writers of fiction by providing master literary works to read and respond to. As stu… source |
| ENGL 222 | Introduction to Poetry | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGL 110 . Typically Offered: SPRING Students will read, write, and discuss poetry to gain an appreciation and understanding of the elements of poetry. source |
| ENGL 233 | Fantasy and Science Fiction | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGL 110 . Typically Offered: FALL Study of science fiction and fantasy literature, with an emphasis on those works that have influenced conventional themes within the genre… source |
| ENGL 236 | Women and Literature | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGL 110 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course provides an opportunity for the study of fiction and nonfiction by well-known female authors, such as Kate Chopin, Jane Aus… source |
| ENGL 238 | Children's Literature | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ENGL 110 and ENGL 120 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is an introductory survey of literature for children from infancy through puberty. Through the readings of pic… source |
| ENGL 251 | British Literature I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGL 110 . Typically Offered: FALL Exploring selected works from Beowulf through the 18th century, this lecture/discussion course provides students with an introduction to Br… source |
| ENGL 252 | British Literature II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGL 110 . Typically Offered: SPRING Exploring selected works from the Romantic period into the 20th century, this lecture/discussion course provides students with an introdu… source |
| ENGL 261 | American Literature I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGL 110 . Typically Offered: FALL This course charts the historical, cultural, and literary evolution of the American nation. Beginning with the verbal and written art of Am… source |
| ENGL 262 | American Literature II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGL 110 . Typically Offered: SPRING Students study representative works of major American writers from the Civil War to the present. Every age in every culture grapples with… source |
| ENGL 278 | Alternative Literature | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGL 110 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course will look at literary works such as detective stories, fantasies, science fiction, ethnic and beat literature that have, at… source |
| ENGL 410 | Writing for the Professions | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ENGL 120 and ENGL 125 Typically Offered: SPRING Students learn to write within professional discourse communities. The course focuses on the practice and study of selected t… source |
| ENGL 413 | Grant Proposal and Writing | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to the principles and practices of effective grant proposal development for nonprofit, community, and mission-driven organizations.… source |
| ENGL 414 | Grants Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides an in-depth introduction to the principles and practices of managing grant-funded programs throughout the grant lifecycle. Students explore t… source |
| ENGR 150 | Introduction to Engineering | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Introduction to Engineering is the essential foundation of skills new engineering students need to prepare for upper level courses. In this course, students lear… source |
| ENGR 201 | Statics | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, MATH 166 with a grade of C or better. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Vector approach to principles of statics. Re… source |
| ENGR 202 | Dynamics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGR 201 and MATH 166 , both with a grade of C or better. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Vector approach to principles of dynamics. Rectilinear and curvilinear translation, rotat… source |
| ENGR 203 | Mechanics of Materials | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGR 201 and MATH 166 , both with a grade of C or better. Typically Offered: SPRING Students study simple stress and strain, torsion, shear and bending moment, flexural and s… source |
| ENGR 204 | Surveying I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, MATH 137 or MATH 103 . Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of ENGR 20… source |
| ENGR 204L | Surveying I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ENGR 204 . Typically Offered: SPRING Laboratory field and classroom exercises dealing with measurements of di… source |
| ENGR 205 | Surveying II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ENGR 204 and ENGR 204L and MATH 105 or MATH 107 or department approval. Corequisite: ENGR 205L . Typically Offered: FALL This course includes expanded topics on state plane… source |
| ENGR 205L | Surveying II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ENGR 205 . Typically Offered: FALL Three hours of lab per week. Field and office exercises that supplement le… source |
| ENGR 206 | Fluid Mechanics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGR 201 and Math 265, both with a grade of C or better. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ENGR 202 with a grade of C or better.… source |
| ENGR 241 | Thermodynamics I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ENGR 201 and MATH 166 , both with a grade of C or better. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, ENGR 202 with a grade of C or better.… source |
| ENRG 302 | Ethical Issues in the Energy Industry | — | Credits: 3 Since its inception, the energy industry has faced ethical challenges. From the Edison-Westinghouse feuds to the events leading up to PUHCA in 1935, and from Enron to the failed deregulati… source |
| ENRG 310 | Energy Production and the Environment | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is an introduction to environmental issues in the energy industry, with special emphasis on electricity generation. The course provides a comprehensi… source |
| ENRG 315 | Energy Management Communications | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ENGL 110 , ENGL 125 and BADM 202 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR With the evolution of the smart grid and other advanced technologies across the energy industry, more informati… source |
| ENRG 320 | Fundamentals of Workforce Safety | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course presents a managers role in contributing to workforce safety. Students will study safety regulations, safe work practices and required OSHA paperwork… source |
| ENRG 330 | Public Policy and Sustainability | — | Credits: 3 Students learn about public policy in the United States by studying the following topics: the types of public policy, the policymakers, agenda-setting, policy formation, budgeting, policy… source |
| ENRG 404 | New and Emerging Energy Technologies | — | Credits: 3 Students in this course explore the latest in energy technologies and how they are designed to increase efficiencies, protect the environment and streamline processes. Students discover ho… source |
| ENRG 412 | Energy Economics and Finance | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ACCT 200 , ECON 201 , and ECON 202 . Corequisite: ACCT 201 . This course serves as an introduction to corporate financial management in the energy industry. It covers both u… source |
| ENRG 420 | Energy Markets and Structures | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ACCT 200 , ECON 201 and ECON 202 . Corequisite: ACCT 201 . This course provides a comprehensive overview of energy markets, pricing, structures, and economics specifically r… source |
| ENRG 430 | Project Management in the Energy Industry | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: MATH 210 and ACCT 200 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course introduces students to project management in the energy field and is designed for those who aspire to be energ… source |
| ENRG 435 | Managing Energy Facilities | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course provides a comprehensive overview of facilities management specifically related to the energy industry. Major areas covered during the class are safe… source |
| ENRT 100 | Operations, Safety and Environment | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Admitted into Petroleum Production Technology Program, Power Generation Technology Program, Process Technology Program, Mechanical Maintenance Technology Program or Nuclear P… source |
| ENRT 101 | Introduction to Energy Technology | — | Credits: 3 An introduction to various sectors of energy industry. Students will learn about a variety of energy facilities including fossil fuel power plants, petroleum refineries, ethanol and biodie… source |
| ENRT 103 | Applied Math | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will teach basic math skills and apply them to energy industry situations. Students will learn the metric system, basic volume and area calculations a… source |
| ENRT 104 | Electrical Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 This course covers basic direct current theories and applies those to the electrical system and related equipment. Students will also study basic DC circuit calculations. This course will… source |
| ENRT 105 | Safety, Health and Environment | — | Credits: 3 This course covers the personal protective equipment and proper safe work practices and procedures commonly used in the energy industry. Students will also gain a working knowledge of stan… source |
| ENRT 106 | DC Fundamentals | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course covers basic direct current theory and application. Students will study methods of producing direct current voltage, including batteries, and magnetic… source |
| ENRT 107 | Mechanical Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces mechanical concepts commonly found in a plant setting. Topics covered include hand tools, power tools, piping, valves, steam traps and strain… source |
| ENRT 108 | AC Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course covers basic alternating current theories and applies those theories to electrical systems and related equipment. Students will also study basic gener… source |
| ENRT 109 | Equipment and Systems | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Admitted into Petroleum Production Technology program, Power Generation Technology program, Process Technology program, Mechanical Maintenance Technology program, Nuclear Pow… source |
| ENRT 110 | Plant Equipment and Systems | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course provides an introduction to equipment used in the power, process and renewable industries. Valves, piping, pumps, compressors, generators, turbines,… source |
| ENRT 112 | Print Reading | — | Credits: 4 This course covers schematics, prints, and piping and instrument diagrams used in various industries. Students will learn how to read and interpret block and single-line diagrams, which wi… source |
| ENRT 116 | Instrumentation and Control | — | Credits: 4 This course provides a comprehensive study of instrumentation components, control theory, control systems and typical controllers associated with the operation of energy facilities. source |
| ENRT 117 | Technical Communication | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU In this course, students will learn the proper writing techniques used within the industry through practical industrial writing scenarios such as safety incident,… source |
| ENRT 118 | Heat Transfer, Fluid Flow & Thermodynamics | — | Credits: 3 Students enrolled in this course will study heat transfer, fluid flow and the conservation of energy. Specific equipment design considerations based on thermodynamic principles will be cov… source |
| ENRT 119 | Industry Science | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Admitted into Petroleum Production Technology program, Power Generation Technology program, Process Technology program, Mechanical Maintenance Technology program or Nuclear P… source |
| ENRT 120 | Water Purification and Treatment | — | Credits: 4 This course covers industrial water treatment processes. Students will study boiler water treatment, raw water treatment and the design and operation of ion exchangers. The course also cov… source |
| ENRT 122 | Industrial Composition and Communication | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FASPSU In this course, students will learn the proper writing techniques used within the industry through practical industrial writing scenarios such as filling out work… source |
| ENRT 201 | Boiler Operations | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Admitted into Power Generation Technology program or Process Technology program or department approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course includes a comprehensive study… source |
| ENRT 205 | Steam Generation | — | Credits: 3 In this course the various types of boilers, systems, components and auxiliary systems associated with steam generators are covered. Different designs of boilers will be covered including… source |
| ENRT 215 | Operations, Troubleshooting & Communications | — | Credits: 4 Students will gain the knowledge necessary to comprehend overall plant operations and respond to abnormal operating conditions. Students also will participate in root cause analysis exerci… source |
| ENRT 220 | Practical Applications | — | Credits: 2 Students will participate in hands-on lab activities, internships or industry job shadowing to gain entry-level job competencies. source |
| ENRT 221 | Applied Electronics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course focuses on the electronic components and devices that are critical in the operation of energy, manufacturing and other industrial facilities. Students… source |
| ENRT 224 | Automation and Control | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course includes an in depth study of discrete motor control devices and the assembly and programming of PLC discrete input and output modules. The applicatio… source |
| ENRT 230 | Power System SCADA | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course introduces the theories, design and application of Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems. Topics include equipment, system configur… source |
| ENRT 240 | Industrial SCADA | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU An introduction to the design, assembly, programming and operation of Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, including Human Interface (HMI) sy… source |
| ESRE 100 | Safe Climbing Practices | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Admitted into Energy Services and Renewable Technician Program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This introductory course teaches essential skills for safe… source |
| ESRE 210 | Electrical and Safe Work Practices | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course covers specific work practices in the areas of basic electrical safety, principles of electricity, basic process controls, elevated work and rigging. OS… source |
| ESRE 213 | Hydraulic Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course covers principles and operation of hydraulic systems. Hydraulic system analysis and troubleshooting in the lab setting is part of this course. source |
| ESRE 216 | Mechanical Drive Systems | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL Introducing the fundamentals of mechanical drives and the application of mechanical skills and knowledge to the industrial setting. Topics covered will include coup… source |
| ESRE 218 | Distributed Power Systems | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL This course includes an in-depth study of grid-direct solar arrays, small wind systems and other distributed grid systems. Curriculum also includes sizing and insta… source |
| ESRE 226 | Analog PLCs | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING The operation and use of analog systems is the focus of this course. PLC analog modules are used to demonstrate analog system operation. Commercial wind turbine s… source |
| ESRE 228 | Technician Applications and Troubleshooting | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING This course, primarily a hands-on course, takes the core skills learned and integrates them into practice. Lab systems included are hydraulic, mechanical, electri… source |
| ETST 240 | Power Industry Concepts | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course begins with a study of the history, development, and evolution of the electrical industry over the last 140 years. This course explores the effects o… source |
| ETST 250 | Electrical Generation Theories | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers the design and construction of large electrical generators. Students study the sources of voltage and the design and types of A.C. and D.C. ge… source |
| ETST 254 | Substations | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers the basic equipment found in switchyards and substations. Also included are the function and types of substations, related transmission and di… source |
| ETST 256 | Transformers | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course furthers a students understanding by introducing basic diagrams, transformers, and basic substation safety and performing inspection. Topics covered… source |
| ETST 258 | Protective Relaying | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course focuses on protective relaying of substation equipment and transmission lines. Details found in this course include practical understanding and ident… source |
| ETST 260 | Electrical Diagram Interpretation | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers electrical diagrams including single line diagrams, schematic diagrams and logic diagrams. This course focuses on the system operators perspec… source |
| ETST 262 | Power System Operations | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers the basic roles and responsibilities of system operators including transmission operations, market operations, reliability, balance and interc… source |
| ETST 266 | Interconnected System Operations | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers the operation of power pools, regional reliability organizations and independent system operators and the role of each. In addition, this cour… source |
| ETST 268 | Power Flow | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR In this course, students study the control of power flow through interconnected systems and the operation of parallel power systems. The topics include generator… source |
| ETST 270 | System Operator Work Practices | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR In this course students gain the operational knowledge how the North American Transmission Grid is managed. Emphasis is placed on the understanding and use of va… source |
| ETST 272 | Power System Safety | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers the safe operating practices, system isolation procedures, and accident prevention procedures used in the transmission and distribution of pow… source |
| ETST 274 | SCADA Systems & Communication | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers supervisory control and data acquisition systems and the application of various communications technologies used in the electric industry. source |
| ETST 276 | Power System Economics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers economic factors governing electrical system operations. Costs of generation, transmission and distribution are explained. The organization of… source |
| ETST 278 | Power System Emergency Concepts | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course concentrates on the concepts involved in the emergency operations of the interconnected power system. Learners will study all of the NERC Emergency P… source |
| ETST 280 | Reliability Policies and Procedures | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course familiarizes and helps students understand the policies and procedures that ensure the reliability of the power system. North American Electric Relia… source |
| FIN 251 | Personal Finance | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSUM Evaluate and apply personal finance methods. Understand how to plan, implement, and control cash flows for personal and household living. Cash, credit card and d… source |
| FIN 320 | Financial Markets and Institutions | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: FIN 326 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides understandings of why financial markets exist, how financial institutions serve these markets, and what services thos… source |
| FIN 326 | Business Finance | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: ACCT 201 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Introduces the student to the essentials of financial management. Coverage includes financial analysis, working capital management, capi… source |
| FIN 336 | Advanced Financial Management | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: FIN 326 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Integrated coverage of topics in financial management theory and practice. Includes risk and return, securities valuation, corporate valu… source |
| FIN 337 | Investments | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: FIN 326 . Typically Offered: FALL This course studies the concepts and evidence relevant to investments and the management of investment portfolios. Topics include investigat… source |
| FIN 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| FIN 403 | Money, Banking and Financial Markets | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ECON 202 and FIN 326 . Typically Offered: FALL Investigation of the financial system and money, interest rates, term structure, analysis of financial institutions, central b… source |
| FIN 480 | Financial Modeling | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: FIN 336 , and FIN 337 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course presents various strategies to model accounting and financial issues for planning and forecasting. Students wil… source |
| FIN 487 | Cases in Finance and Risk | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: FIN 336 , and FIN 337 . Typically Offered: SPRING Topics related to strategic management, financial management, risk, and related case studies. This is the capstone course i… source |
| FREN 101 | First Year French I | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL Fundamentals of French grammar, oral and written use of the language and readings in easy French. No prerequisite for 101. source |
| FREN 102 | First Year French II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: FREN 101 or high school experience. Typically Offered: SPRING Fundamentals of French grammar, oral and written use of the language and readings in easy French. source |
| GDES 103 | Introduction to Electronic Imaging | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of GDES 103L is required. Typically Offered: FALL A solid foundation in the use of Adobe Photoshop techniques wil… source |
| GDES 103L | Introduction to Electronic Imaging Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 103 . source |
| GDES 104 | Basics of Studio Skills | — | Credits: 2 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 104L . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Introduction to the use of basic tools and materials used by the comm… source |
| GDES 104L | Basics of Studio Skills Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 104 . source |
| GDES 107 | Design and Desktop Publishing | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 107L . Typically Offered: FALL This course will introduce you to basic graphic design and fluency toward… source |
| GDES 107L | Design and Desktop Publishing Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 107 . source |
| GDES 111 | Electronic Imaging II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: GDES 103 and GDES 103L . Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 111L . Typically Offered: SPRING Emphasis is on digital camera u… source |
| GDES 111L | Electronic Imaging II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SPRING Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 111 . source |
| GDES 113 | Design and Layout I | — | Credits: 3 Corequisites: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 113L , GDES 103 , GDES 103L , GDES 107 , GDES 107L , GDES 117 , and GDES 117L . Typically Offered: SPRI… source |
| GDES 113L | Design and Layout I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SPRING Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 113 . source |
| GDES 115 | Typography | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Departmental approval. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 115L . Typically Offered: SPRING An in-depth study of the art and t… source |
| GDES 115L | Typography Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SPRING Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 115 . source |
| GDES 117 | Digital Illustration | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 117L . Typically Offered: FALL An introduction to the fundamentals of traditional and computer-generated… source |
| GDES 117L | Digital Illustration Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 117 . source |
| GDES 201 | Current Imaging I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: GDES 111 or departmental approval. Corequisite: Registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 201L . Typically Offered: SPRING Exploration of how images are use… source |
| GDES 201L | Current Imaging I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SPRING Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 201 . source |
| GDES 202 | Current Imaging II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: GDES 111 or departmental approval. Corequisite: Registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 202L . Typically Offered: FALL Emphasis placed on a commercial app… source |
| GDES 202L | Current Imaging II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 202 . source |
| GDES 203 | Commercial Illustration | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: GDES 111 . Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 203L . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND A study in advanced illustration through the… source |
| GDES 203L | Commercial Illustration Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 203 . source |
| GDES 204 | Print Production | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 204L , GDES 209 and GDES 209L . Typically Offered: SPRING An in-depth primer on off-set printing for the… source |
| GDES 204L | Print Production Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SPRING Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 204 . source |
| GDES 207 | Introduction to Multimedia | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Instructor approval. Corequisite: Registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 207L . Typically Offered: FALL An introduction to the fundamentals of Web design… source |
| GDES 207L | Introduction to Multimedia Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 207 . source |
| GDES 209 | Design and Layout II | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 209L , GDES 113 and GDES 113L . Typically Offered: FALL Review, demonstrate and build on design skills l… source |
| GDES 209L | Design and Layout II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 209 . source |
| GDES 213 | Portfolio Presentation | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Departmental approval. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 213L . Typically Offered: SPRING Portfolio planning and preparation… source |
| GDES 213L | Portfolio Presentation Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SPRING Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GDES 213 . source |
| GEOG 121 | Physical Geography | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GEOG 121L . Typically Offered: FALLSPR A survey of the interaction of earth climatic and geologic processes t… source |
| GEOG 121L | Physical Geography Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GEOG 121 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Two hours of lab per week. Laboratory exercises describe the Earth-Sun-… source |
| GEOG 161 | World Regional Geography | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL A survey and comparative framework for recognizing and understanding world regions with emphasis on their physical, economic, political and cultural interrelationsh… source |
| GEOG 262 | Geography of North America | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR A spatial approach to the development of Canada and the United States which emphasizes the transformation of the cultural landscape by exploring the contribution… source |
| GEOG 274 | Introduction to Geospatial Technologies | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students engage with a range of geospatial technologies to explore, analyze, and represent geographical phenomena and data through a series of field-based exerci… source |
| GEOL 102 | Historical Geology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: GEOL 105 & GEOL 105L . Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GEOL 102L . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Three hours of lecture and reci… source |
| GEOL 102L | Historical Geology Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: GEOL 105 & GEOL 105L . Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GEOL 102 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Two hours of lab per week. Labora… source |
| GEOL 105 | Physical Geology | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, GEOL 105L . Typically Offered: FALL Three hours of lecture and recitation per week. A study of rocks, mineral… source |
| GEOL 105L | Physical Geology Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or successful completion of, GEOL 105 . Typically Offered: FALL Two hours of lab per week. Laboratory topics include identification of minerals and… source |
| GIS 105 | Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: CSCI 101 or a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. Typically Offered: FALLSPR The course provides an introduction to Geographic Information Systems, including how GIS is u… source |
| GIS 107 | GIS Applications | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: GIS 105 . Typically Offered: FALL The course provides hands-on opportunities to experience the hardware and software used in GIS. The course applies fundamental GIS concepts… source |
| GIS 201 | Advanced GIS Applications | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: GIS 105 and GIS 107 . Typically Offered: SPRING An advanced hands-on application course designed to extend GIS knowledge and experience and to prepare students in becoming s… source |
| GIS 204 | Mobile & Web GIS | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING The emergence of highly capable mobile devices and applications has opened new opportunity for location based services. Apps enable us to collect and analyze data… source |
| GIS 206 | GIS in Science, Agriculture and Business | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR The course integrates the fields of business, agriculture, and science through GIS and Global Positioning Systems (GPS). The course will be divided between lectu… source |
| GIS 215 | Introduction to Remote Sensing and Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: GIS 105 and GIS 107 . Typically Offered: SPRING The course integrates the disciplines of GIS, photogrammetry, remote sensing and UAS data capture. Basic understanding of the… source |
| GIS 225 | GIS Project Development and Management | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: GIS 105 . Typically Offered: SPRING GIS 225 focuses on developing GIS project skills. Students gain experience in the definition, planning, execution, and completion of a geo… source |
| GIS 235 | Cartographic Design and Analysis | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: GIS 105 . Typically Offered: FALL The course incorporates the historical foundations of cartographic design and analysis with the digital age (GIS). Topics covered include th… source |
| GIS 240 | GIS Capstone | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: GIS 105 , GIS 107 and GIS 201 . Typically Offered: SPRING The course will demonstrate student knowledge and skills in geospatial technologies to a final GIS based project an… source |
| GIS 250 | PET Applications in GIS | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: PET 115 , GIS 105 and GIS 107 . Typically Offered: FALL Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are widely used in the petroleum industry. This laboratory course will explore s… source |
| CE 241 | H&CE 241. Leadership and Presentation Techniques | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL Development of youth leadership professional in educational settings; methods, principles, and practices in organizing, developing, conducting, and evaluating commu… source |
| CE 281 | H&CE 281. Early Experience | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Field-based experience in a middle or high school educational setting. Provides an opportunity to observe and interact with students, teachers, and administrator… source |
| HEO 101 | Introduction to Construction Theory | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This class introduces students to engineering and construction definitions and concepts. Students will be exposed to an overview of concrete and asphalt, soils, and… source |
| HEO 102 | Operations and Construction Practicum | — | Credits: 5 Typically Offered: SUMMER The core objectives are to familiarize students with the basic operating procedures of various pieces of equipment. Gain hands on instruction, such as controls, s… source |
| HEO 104 | Work Site Safety and First Aid | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL This comprehensive course is taught in a dynamic, hands-on way with industry-leading content to meet OSHA First Aid Standard 29 CFR 1910.151. Provides vital knowled… source |
| HEO 110 | Shop Practices | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Maintenance and repairs are often on a job site, but a maintenance shop provides a central area housing all the resources needed to perform minor maintenance and sa… source |
| HEO 122 | Preventative Maintenance | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING This course is designed to help students develop common practices that will assist in making them better heavy equipment operators and employees. Students will le… source |
| HEO 123 | Excavation and Trenching Operations | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING The purpose of this class is to teach students the basic operations and backfilling operations of an excavator. There are a number of different types and sizes of… source |
| HEO 172 | Basic Equipment Theory | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: HEO 172L . Typically Offered: FALL During this class, students will learn how to operate light equipment, such as skid steers, forklifts, and utility tractors. The skills lear… source |
| HEO 172L | Basic Equipment Theory Lab | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: HEO 172 . Typically Offered: FALL During this class, students will learn how to operate light equipment, such as skid steers, forklifts, and utility tractors. The skills learn… source |
| HEO 178 | Survey/Blueprints Practicum | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Gain an understanding of regulations and standards of civil engineering and surveying. Topics include planning, zoning, site development, and storm water management… source |
| HEO 208 | Soils and Compaction | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING Most work conducted by heavy equipment is earth work. Working with the dirt. In this course, students will learn what soil is and how it reacts to compaction and… source |
| HEO 220 | Loader and Backhoe Operations | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING Front End Loader and Backhoe are two of the first pieces of equipment Heavy Equipment Operators start out on. These two pieces of machines are scaled up versions… source |
| HEO 238 | Grading and Dozer Operations | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING When it comes to pushing dirt, creating a level surface, or conducting road work, the more complex machines are that of the motor grader and bulldozer. Because th… source |
| HEO 252 | Project Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SUMMER This course provides study in construction project management. Students will study, develop and apply workplace interpersonal skills, construction documentation,… source |
| HEO 289 | Construction Solutions and Communication | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: HEO 101 . Typically Offered: FALL A person cannot communicate what they do not understand. This course covers the civil engineering industry, what is required of heavy equipm… source |
| HIST 101 | Western Civilization I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR European History. A survey of Western Civilization coordinating the study of the factors of economics, politics, society and religion into national strengths. Am… source |
| HIST 102 | Western Civilization II | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING European History. A survey of Western Civilization coordinating the study of the factors of economics, politics, society and religion through modern times. Among… source |
| HIST 103 | United States to 1877 | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL A survey of American History - political, social, economic, cultural - from the Colonial Period to the Civil War, with emphasis on the English Colonial Experience,… source |
| HIST 104 | United States Since 1877 | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING A survey of American History - political, social, economic, cultural - from the close of the Civil War to the contemporary period, with emphasis on the transforma… source |
| HIST 105 | World Civilizations to 1500 | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL World Civilizations to 1500 examines significant political, social, economic, religious and cultural developments of ancient Near East, ancient India, Greco Roman c… source |
| HIST 106 | World Civilizations since 1500 | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING World Civilizations since 1500 examines significant political, social, economic, religious and cultural developments of Africa, Eurasia, the Americas, Europe and… source |
| HIST 220 | North Dakota History | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND A survey of North Dakota history from the period of early settlement up to the present time with an emphasis on the development and influence of cultural, econo… source |
| HIST 225 | American Studies II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Sophomore standing. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Interdepartmental seminar class in the culture of the United States. Subjects vary from year to year and will be topical, such… source |
| HIST 226 | Topics in History | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Sophomore standing. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND An in-depth inquiry into a specialized subject. Students will learn the major themes, events, and issues related to a particul… source |
| HIST 243 | Historical Investigations | — | Credits: 1-3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Inquiries into historical phenomena - personages, places, institutions, events, ideas - anything that has to do with the life of man in the past. Repeatable s… source |
| HMSV 140 | Temporary Assistance for Needy Families | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to the Temporary Assistance of Needy Families Program including the laws and policies that drive the program. Students also develop… source |
| HMSV 141 | Supplemental Nutrient Assistance Program | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to the Supplemental Nutrient Assistance Program including the laws and policies that drive the program. Students develop case manage… source |
| HMSV 143 | Child Care Assistance | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course introduces students to the Child Care Assistance Program and the laws and policies that drive the program in North Dakota. source |
| HMSV 145 | Medicaid I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING An introduction to programs and coverage groups under Medicaid that primarily focus on children, families, pregnant and single adults with a medical need. In this… source |
| HMSV 147 | Low Income Home Energy Assistance (LIHEAP) | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL The purpose of this course is to introduce students to LIHEAP policy and procedures and how to apply the requirements under the program. Topics include the history… source |
| HMSV 201 | Introduction to Addictions | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course provides current and researched information about abused substances as well as the people who abuse those substances. Topics include theoretical pers… source |
| HMSV 245 | Medicaid II | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING The purpose of this course is to introduce students to programs and coverage groups under the umbrella of Medicaid that primarily focus on the aged, blind and dis… source |
| HPER 100 | Concepts of Fitness and Wellness | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Concepts of Fitness and Wellness is designed for the student to receive instruction and participation in the cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains of per… source |
| HPER 101 | Activity: Introductory Level | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 4.00 credits. Class meets two hours per week. This is an activity class with emphasis on sport activity as well as a variety of exercise and aerobic options. source |
| HPER 104 | Exploration in Sport and Fitness Technology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will explore topical categories within sports technology, a combination of sports science and technology, and will provide students with the knowledge… source |
| HPER 105 | Lifeguarding | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: HPER 210 First Aid, and CPR. Typically Offered: FASPSU The American Red Cross Lifeguarding course is designed to teach participants the knowledge and skills needed to prevent… source |
| HPER 106 | Water Safety Instructor | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FASPSU The purpose of the American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor course is to train instructor candidates to teach courses and presentations in the American Red Cros… source |
| HPER 110 | Introduction to Officiating | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course will study officiating requirements for sports with an emphasis on mechanics, rule interpretation, and enforcement. Students will also learn communic… source |
| HPER 115 | Introduction to Coaching | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course will examine relevant philosophy and practices in coaching sports. Issues discussed include pedagogy and philosophy, management, communication, physiolo… source |
| HPER 116 | Introduction to Sport Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will introduce students to the field of sport and recreational management. An overview of sport management concepts and practice will be covered. Cour… source |
| HPER 122 | Sport Leadership | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will examine the concept of leadership as it pertains to sports and other professions. Current and aspiring sport leaders will gain a better understan… source |
| HPER 124 | Sport Sales | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will provide a foundation in the principles and significance of sales and revenue generation in the business of sport, including theoretical fundament… source |
| HPER 150 | Varsity Athletics | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Student must be actively involved in a sanctioned BSC athletic program at the time of enrollment. Typically Offered: FALL Fundamentals, elementary and advanced skills, condit… source |
| HPER 151 | Varsity Athletics | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Student must be actively involved in a sanctioned BSC athletic program at the time of enrollment. Typically Offered: SPRING Fundamentals, individual position, play and offens… source |
| HPER 202 | Activity: Intermediate Level | — | Credits: 2 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 8.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALL Class meets two hours per week. This is an Intermediate level activity class with emphasis on sport activity as well a… source |
| HPER 207 | Prevention and Care of Injuries | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Instruction in the prevention and care of all types of athletic injuries including two hours classroom and one hour training room laboratory. Required of all majo… source |
| HPER 208 | Introduction to Physical Education | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL It is the beginning preparation for those students who are planning careers in physical education, health education and recreation. Required class for minors and ma… source |
| HPER 210 | First Aid and CPR | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALLSPR The First Aid CPR course trains participants to provide first aid, CPR (Adult and Pediatric), and use an automated external defibrillator (AED) in a safe, timely… source |
| HPER 212 | Introduction to Self Defense | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALLSPR A comprehensive course in self-defense and personal safety. Students will learn basic awareness, stranger danger tips and techniques to avoid life threatening si… source |
| HPER 216 | Sport Facility and Event Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will explore the fundamental principles and concepts in sport and event management to acquire skills for planning and managing sporting events. As par… source |
| HPER 217 | Personal and Community Health | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Principles of health and basic understanding of hygiene. Special emphasis on health facts, habits, and attitudes as they relate to home, school, and community. Re… source |
| HPER 220 | Introduction to Exercise Science | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will introduce students to the various aspects of the discipline, including areas of study, technology, certifications, professional organizations and… source |
| HPER 222 | Personal Training Concepts and Applications | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of principles related to personal training. Course topics will explore fitness and training conc… source |
| HPER 226 | Video Technology Use in Sport and Fitness | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will investigate and apply video technology utilized in sport and fitness. Topics will include evaluating current technologies in this area while prov… source |
| HPER 228 | Performance Enhancement in Sport and Fitness | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will investigate and apply performance enhancement technology utilized in sport and fitness. Topics will include the evaluation of current technologie… source |
| HPER 230 | Wellness Technology Use in Sport and Fitness | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will investigate and apply wellness technology utilized in sport and fitness. Topics will include evaluating current technologies in this area while p… source |
| HPER 242 | Introduction to Kinesiology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will introduce students to the field of Kinesiology through survey exploration of the systems, factors and principles of physical education, exercise… source |
| HPER 250 | Varsity Athletics | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Student must be actively involved in a sanctioned BSC athletic program at the time of enrollment. Typically Offered: FALL Advanced concept skills for individual and team spor… source |
| HPER 251 | Varsity Athletics | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Student must be actively involved in a sanctioned BSC athletic program at the time of enrollment. Typically Offered: SPRING Advanced concept skills for individual and team sp… source |
| HPER 298 | Coaching Practicum | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, HPER 115 . Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 4.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALL This course is designed to p… source |
| HPER 300 | History and Philosophy of Sport | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course investigates the historical development of sport and recreational activities practiced in North America. Major influences on the development of sport ar… source |
| HPER 305 | Kinesiology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: HPER 242 Intro to Kinesiology. Typically Offered: SPRING This course will study human movement with an emphasis on the structure and function of the skeletal, muscular, and n… source |
| HPER 310 | Marketing in Fitness and Sport | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This introductory course helps students develop an extensive understanding of marketing concepts and theories that apply to sports, entertainment and business. Area… source |
| HPER 315 | Exercise Physiology | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration HPER 315L Exercise Physiology Lab. Typically Offered: FALL The purpose of this course is to increase the students knowledge and understanding about hum… source |
| HPER 315L | Exercise Physiology Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration of HPER 315 . Typically Offered: FALL The purpose of this course is to increase the students knowledge and understanding about human physiology and the… source |
| HPER 335 | Name, Image, and Likeness | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides a comprehensive examination of the evolving landscape of Name, Image, and Likeness rights in collegiate athletics and the broader implication… source |
| HPER 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| HPER 400 | Sport Governance | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course is an examination of governance structures within professional and amateur sport organizations. Students will explore policy elements and issues within… source |
| HPER 405 | Biomechanics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: HPER 305 Typically Offered: SPRING This course introduces students to musculoskeletal biomechanics and the quantitative analysis of human movement. Students will learn the re… source |
| HPER 405L | Biomechanics Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: HPER 405 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course accompanies HPER 405 . This laboratory provides hands-on experience quantifying and analyzing human motion from a biomechanic… source |
| HPER 410 | Sport Law | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course explores how various bodies of substantive law are applied in the context of the sports industry both professional and amateur. The course examines th… source |
| HPER 415 | Exercise Testing and Prescription | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: HPER 315 , 315L Exercise Physiology & Lab. Typically Offered: SPRING This course is designed to provide the student with foundational concepts and principles in exercise test… source |
| HUMS 210 | Integrated Cultural Studies | — | Credits: 3 Studies into the cultural life of foreign peoples. This course allows students to experience the rich and complex civilization of foreign nations, exploring their geography, history, art,… source |
| HUMS 211 | Integrated Cultural Excursion | — | Credits: 1-3 This course allows students, who participate in BSC sponsored tours, to earn college credit while exploring personages, places, institutions or events during their travels. Students will… source |
| HUMS 212 | Integrated Cultural Enrichment | — | Credits: 2 This course provides cultural enrichment for students by providing them with experiences in the humanities, particularly in the arts, but also in history. Students will participate in the… source |
| HVAC 100 | Introduction to Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course is an introduction to the heating, ventilation and air conditioning trades and covers safety, tools, test equipment and basic electricity. source |
| HVAC 103 | Air Conditioning Theory and Components | — | Credits: 5 Typically Offered: SPRING This lecture and discussion course covers the theory of residential cooling. This class will include different types of compressors, evaporators, condensers, mete… source |
| HVAC 104 | Heating Theory and Components | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING This lecture and discussion course covers residential heating systems. This class will include the operation and maintenance of gas, oil and electric furnaces as… source |
| HVAC 114 | Heating Systems Troubleshooting | — | Credits: 5 Typically Offered: SPRING This lecture, discussion, and lab class covers the wiring and troubleshooting of residential gas, oil and electric furnaces through the use of trainers and live e… source |
| HVAC 213 | Air Conditioning Systems Troubleshooting | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisites: Must have successfully completed the spring semester or obtain departmental approval. Typically Offered: SUMMER This lecture, discussion and lab course covers residential co… source |
| ICTL 205 | Mechanical Practices | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Admitted into Instrumentation and Control Program or Electrician Technician Program and successful completion of first-year Electronics, Electronics/Telecommunications, Instr… source |
| ICTL 205L | Mechanical Practices Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Admitted into Instrumentation and Control Program or Electrician Technician Program and successful completion of first-year Electronics, Electronics/Telecommunications, Instr… source |
| ICTL 215 | Instrumentation Drawings and Documents | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Admitted into Instrumentation and Control Program or Electrician Technician Program and successful completion of first-year Electronics, Electronics/Telecommunications, Instr… source |
| ICTL 215L | Instrument Drawings and Documents Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Admitted into Instrumentation and Control Program or Electrician Technician Program and successful completion of first-year Electronics, Electronics/Telecommunications, Instr… source |
| ICTL 225 | Input and Output Devices | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Admitted into Instrumentation and Control Program or Electrician Technician Program and successful completion of first-year Electronics, Electronics/Telecommunications, Instr… source |
| ICTL 225L | Input and Output Devices Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Admitted into Instrumentation and Control Program or Electrician Technician Program and successful completion of first-year Electronics, Electronics/Telecommunications, Instr… source |
| ICTL 235 | Motors and Controllers | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Admitted into Instrumentation and Control Program or Electrician Technician Program and successful completion of first-year Electronics, Electronics/Telecommunications, Instr… source |
| ICTL 235L | Motors and Controllers Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Admitted into Instrumentation and Control Program or Electrician Technician Program and successful completion of first-year Electronics, Electronics/Telecommunications, Instr… source |
| ICTL 245 | Controls | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Admitted into Instrumentation and Control Program or Electrician Technician Program and successful completion of first-year Electronics, Electronics/Telecommunications, Instr… source |
| ICTL 245L | Controls Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Admitted into Instrumentation and Control Program or Electrician Technician Program and successful completion of first-year Electronics, Electronics/Telecommunications, Instr… source |
| ICTL 255 | Automation Overview | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Admitted into Instrumentation and Control program or Electrician Technician program and successful completion of first-year Electronics, Electronics/Telecommunications, Instr… source |
| ICTL 255L | Automation Overview Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Admitted into Instrumentation and Control program or Electrician Technician program and successful completion of first-year Electronics, Electronics/Telecommunications, Instr… source |
| INAU 130 | Introduction to 3D Printing Technology | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL 3D printing is an additive manufacturing process in which objects are built from plastic filament, powder, liquid resin, or bio-compatible and edible materials. Thi… source |
| INAU 132 | Introduction to Engineering Mechanics for 3D Printing | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course offers an introduction to simplified engineering and mechanical principles as they apply to 3D printing, or additive manufacturing, designs, and product… source |
| INAU 138 | Special Projects for 3D Printing | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course allows the student to gain intermediate level experience in their prospective fields through projects and tasks assigned by them in conjunction with the… source |
| INAU 210 | Automation Systems | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course is focused on automated manufacturing systems, automated sorting and processing systems, and delivery systems. Other systems relevant to the workplace a… source |
| INAU 220 | Machine Vision and Identification | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Students discuss and demonstrate the applications and uses of systems used by machines to identify objects or their environment. The vision systems covered includ… source |
| INAU 230 | Industrial Robotics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Students develop and demonstrate an industrial robot, including application, operation and programming. Students also perform troubleshooting of basic robotics an… source |
| INAU 240 | Integrated Systems, Design and Setup | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This is a project-based class in which students design, build, and program a complete automated system using smart sensors to control a process, robots to move pr… source |
| INAU 245 | Integrated Systems, Troubleshooting and Quality Control | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING Building on the Integrated Systems, Design and Setup course, students learn techniques for troubleshooting the systems to ensure the quality of the products is co… source |
| LEAD 280 | Leadership Strategies | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course will explore the key role of creating a vision that will shape the future of an organization and how to inspire and motivate others to share it. Thro… source |
| LEAD 317 | Relationship Building | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers critical components of being a leader. It focuses on discussions and role-plays that center around selected case studies. The classwork will d… source |
| LEAD 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| LEAD 417 | Ethical Leadership | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: PHIL 210 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course focuses on ethics in the workplace and the role of organizational leaders in fostering ethical behavior while establishing an… source |
| LNWK 100 | Introduction to Climbing Techniques | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SUMMER The course enables students to learn basic 100% fall protection climbing techniques required to be a lineworker. Students will also learn how to use assorted line… source |
| LNWK 101 | Applied Electrical Distribution | — | Credits: 5 Typically Offered: FALL This is a lab course in which students will learn to climb and work on poles, dig holes, set and frame poles, string, armor rod, tie and sag conductors, and build s… source |
| LNWK 104 | Introduction to Truck Driving Techniques | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SUMMER This is an online course setup to prepare lineworker students to take and receive a Class A CDL permit from the state of North Dakota. source |
| LNWK 108 | Truck Driving Simulator Training | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course is designed to give lineworker students tractor trailer simulator instruction on specific driving techniques, defensive driving tips in preparation fo… source |
| LNWK 110 | Equipment Operations | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SUMMER A mix of classroom training and outdoor lab work studying the safe and efficient operation of digger derricks, skid steer loaders w/attachments, backhoes, trenche… source |
| LNWK 113 | Truck Driving Techniques | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: LNWK 104 and a drug screening test and insurable driving record is required. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is designed to give students behind-the-wheel truck drivi… source |
| LNWK 125 | Applied Electrical Distribution I | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisite: LNWK 100 . Typically Offered: FALL A five credit, eight week lab course in which students will apply pole climbing skills acquired in LNWK 100 . Tasks will include single cir… source |
| LNWK 130 | Applied Electrical Distribution II | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisite: LNWK 125 . Typically Offered: FALL A five credit eight week lab course in which students will apply skills acquired in LNWK 100 and LNWK 125 . Tasks will include but not be l… source |
| LNWK 140 | Electrical Distribution Overhead | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALLSPR The course includes the principles to function as a lineworker. Course includes climbing equipment, poles, pole guying, conductors, insulators, proper grounding… source |
| LNWK 150 | Basic Electricity and Field Safety | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Study of the fundamentals of basic electricity. Subjects include DC and AC theory, Ohm's law and circuit calculations, reactance and power factor, and related math… source |
| LNWK 210 | Transmission Construction, Maintenance and Safety | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: LNWK 130 . Typically Offered: SPRING LNWK 210 is a four credit eight week lab course in which the students will continue to discover and master transmission and distribution… source |
| LNWK 220 | Advanced Distribution Overhead Construction | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: LNWK 210 . Typically Offered: SPRING LNWK 220 is a four credit eight week lab course in which the students will continue to discover and master transmission, distribution and… source |
| LNWK 230 | Transmission and Underground Electrical Distribution | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: LNWK 140 . Typically Offered: SPRING The course includes the principles needed to function as a lineworker. Course includes URD cable procedures, distribution transformer ins… source |
| LNWK 240 | Electrical Apparatus and Transformers | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: LNWK 150 . Typically Offered: SPRING Study of the fundamentals of power line apparatus. Subjects include transformer theory and connections, substation and switchyard functio… source |
| LNWK 260 | Rope and Rigging | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Students learn and practice knot tying and splicing. Also included are the study of rope characteristics, different uses of rope, and basic rigging techniques. source |
| MATH 103 | College Algebra | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Qualifying placement score or completion of ASC 93 with a grade of a C or better. Typically Offered: FASPSU Solutions of linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, grap… source |
| MATH 104 | Finite Mathematics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Qualifying placement score or completion of ASC 93 with a grade of C or better. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course addresses areas that have application in the economic,… source |
| MATH 105 | Trigonometry | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Math 103. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Functions of the general angle, graphs of the trigonometric functions, inverse functions, identities, trigonometric equations, and applic… source |
| MATH 107 | Pre-Calculus | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Qualifying placement score or completion of ASC 93 with a grade of C or better. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Selected topics from algebra and trigonometry with special emphasis… source |
| MATH 110 | Math in Society | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Qualifying placement score or completion of ASC 93 with a grade of a C or better. Typically Offered: FASPSU This course covers a broad range of mathematics that a person woul… source |
| MATH 137 | Applied Algebra | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Qualifying placement score or completion of ASC 91 with a grade of C or better. Typically Offered: FASPSU An intermediate algebra course for students enrolled in technology p… source |
| MATH 146 | Applied Calculus I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: MATH 103 or MATH 104 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Limits, continuity, differentiation, integration and differential equations are included with many examples drawn from busin… source |
| MATH 147 | Applied Calculus II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: MATH 146 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course will emphasize the applications of calculus. The concepts and content include definite integrals, introductory differential… source |
| MATH 165 | Calculus I | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Math 107; or MATH 103 and MATH 105 ; or qualifying placement score. Typically Offered: FASPSU Review of analytic geometry, limits and continuity, derivatives of functions of… source |
| MATH 166 | Calculus II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: MATH 165 . Typically Offered: FASPSU Applications of the definite integral, areas, volumes of solids of revolution, surface areas, centroids, techniques of integration, param… source |
| MATH 208 | Discrete Mathematics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: MATH 103 or qualifying placement score. Typically Offered: SPRING Study of sets, relations, functions, graph theory, Boolean algebra, combinatorics, logic and induction with… source |
| MATH 210 | Elementary Statistics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Qualifying placement score or completion of ASC 93 with a grade of C or better. Typically Offered: FASPSU An introduction to statistical methods of gathering, presenting and… source |
| MATH 220 | Probability and Statistics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: MATH 166 or concurrent enrollment in MATH 166 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Study of basic probability theory including probability functions for both discrete and continuous… source |
| MATH 227 | Applied Linear Algebra | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: MATH 166 or concurrent enrollment in MATH 166 . Typically Offered: FALL Vectors and matrices, systems of linear equations and inequalities, mappings, determinants, linear pro… source |
| MATH 265 | Calculus III | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: MATH 166 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Vectors and the geometry of space, functions of several variables with applications, lines and planes in space, gradient vectors and dir… source |
| MATH 266 | Introduction to Differential Equations | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: MATH 265 . Typically Offered: SPRING Study of first and second order differential equations, linear differential equations, Laplace transforms, systems of equations, approxim… source |
| MATH 277 | Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL Future elementary teachers will gain deeper understanding of how and why math operations work. Operations that align with todays curriculum standards will be covere… source |
| MATH 278 | Math for Elementary Teachers II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: MATH 277 . Typically Offered: SPRING A mathematics content course for prospective elementary school teachers that integrates the understanding of content and development of p… source |
| MET 320 | Integrated Engineering Sciences | — | Credits: 2 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, MET 320L . Typically Offered: FALL Students will learn basic concepts of statics and dynamic applied to fluid… source |
| MET 320L | Integrated Engineering Sciences Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, MET 320 . Typically Offered: FALLSUM The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture which provides hands-on v… source |
| MET 325 | Manufacturing Methodology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Students will study the principles of additive and subtractive manufacturing including Turning, Milling, Laser cutting, and 3D printing. As part of this study mat… source |
| MET 330 | Input and Output System Application | — | Credits: 2 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, MET 330L . Typically Offered: SPRING Students will learn input and output system theory and apply learned con… source |
| MET 330L | Input and Output System Application Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, MET 330 . Typically Offered: SPRSUM The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture which provides hands-on ve… source |
| MET 332 | Input and Output System Application | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Students will learn input and output system theory and apply learned concepts of mechatronic equipment including sensors, smart sensors, motors, actuators, and ot… source |
| MET 340 | Workcell Design, Ergonomics and Efficiency | — | Credits: 2 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, MET 340L . Typically Offered: SPRING This course teaches engineering concepts needed to design and build a ma… source |
| MET 340L | Workcell Design, Ergonomics, and Efficiency Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, MET 340 . Typically Offered: SPRSUM The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture, which provides hands-on v… source |
| MET 342 | Workcell Design, Ergonomics and Efficiency | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course teaches engineering concepts needed to design and build a manufacturing workcell to industry standards. System design concepts taught include math cal… source |
| MET 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| MET 410 | Material Properties & Mechanics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Students study the mechanics of materials emphasizing the analysis and design of beams, columns, and structural members including equilibrium of rigid-bodies and co… source |
| MET 420 | Robotics Applications | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Subjects covered are robotic nomenclature, classifications and application, the spatial position and orientation of robot manipulators, safety, systematic preventat… source |
| MET 420L | Robotics Applications Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, MET 420 . Typically Offered: FALLSUM The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture which provides hands-on v… source |
| MET 430 | System Programming and Process Control | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRSUM This course utilizes experiential learning to gain knowledge about mechatronic system control. Students will work with other students to design, connect, program,… source |
| MET 430L | System Programming and Process Control Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, MET 430 . Typically Offered: SPRSUM The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture which provides hands-on ve… source |
| MET 450 | Mechatronic System Design | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRSUM This course is a capstone to the Mechatronics Engineering Technology program. Students will apply skills and knowledge learned to work in a team environment desig… source |
| MET 450L | Mechatronic System Design Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, MET 450 . Typically Offered: SPRSUM The lab portion of the course is a lab/lecture which provides hands-on ve… source |
| MGMT 317 | Understanding and Managing Diversity in Organizations | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides an overview of diversity issues in the workplace. In response to changing workforce demographics, the global marketplace, and increased compe… source |
| MGMT 327 | Reliability of Manufacturing Processes | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR The course will focus on key issues that ensure stable system operations, increases the product quality, and reduces production losses. The framework for the ana… source |
| MGMT 337 | Operations Management | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: BADM 202 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course examines the management of systems and processes that create goods and/or services. Quantitative modeling techniques are used… source |
| MGMT 381 | Project Management Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course introduces the concepts, processes and knowledge areas of project management as a means of complementing and integrating with other management discip… source |
| MGMT 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| MGMT 417 | Strategic Management | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: MGMT 337 . Typically Offered: FALL Strategic management is the process of developing and implementing plans to help an organization achieve its goals. This process can includ… source |
| MGMT 427 | Logistics and Supply Chain Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course covers the set of approaches utilized to efficiently integrate activities of suppliers, operations/production, and distribution of goods and services… source |
| MGMT 437 | Quality Practices & Measurement | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Focusing on expanded managerial philosophies and techniques of quality control including the comprehensive treatment of quality management and control issues. Th… source |
| MICR 202 | Introductory Microbiology | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion (C grade or better) of, MICR 202L . Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will include the study of cell structur… source |
| MICR 202L | Introductory Microbiology Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, MICR 202 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students will learn basic microbiology techniques and principles as the… source |
| MLS 101 | Introduction to Medical Laboratory Science | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALLSPR An introduction to the medical laboratory and the profession of clinical laboratory science. Professional ethics, medical terminology, laboratory safety, the use… source |
| MLS 102 | Human Structure and Function | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: MLS 102L . Typically Offered: FALL Designed for students enrolled in the Medical Laboratory Technician program. This class does not fulfill the requirements for nursing, surgi… source |
| MLS 102L | Human Structure and Function Laboratory | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: MLS 102 . Typically Offered: FALL This is the laboratory section of MLS 102 , concurrent registration is required. Designed for students enrolled in the Medical Laboratory Tec… source |
| MLS 105 | Phlebotomy and Laboratory Procedures | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: MLS 105L . Typically Offered: SPRING Phlebotomy is the "art of drawing blood". The course consists of a knowledge component to include: anatomy of hand, arm, foot and blood ve… source |
| MLS 105L | Phlebotomy and Laboratory Procedures Laboratory | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: MLS 105 . Typically Offered: SPRING Phlebotomy is the "art of drawing blood". The motor skills component will include instruction in manual phlebotomy techniques and drawing a… source |
| MLS 114 | Urinalysis and Body Fluids | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Acceptance into MLT program. Corequisite: MLS 114L Typically Offered: FALL Review of renal anatomy and physiology; urinalysis theory and techniques, with emphasis on microsco… source |
| MLS 114L | Urinalysis and Body Fluids Laboratory | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the MLT program. Corequisite: MLS 114 . Typically Offered: FALL This is the laboratory course for MLS 114 , students will perform evaluations on a variety of… source |
| MLS 116 | Clinical Parasitology and Mycology | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the MLT program. Corequisite: MLS 116L . Typically Offered: FALL Study of fungi and parasites and their relationship to the human host. Concurrent registratio… source |
| MLS 116L | Clinical Parasitology and Mycology Laboratory | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the MLT program. Corequisite: MLS 116 . Typically Offered: FALL This is the laboratory companion to MLS 116 . Study of fungi, parasites and their relationship… source |
| MLS 202 | Immunology and Molecular Diagnostics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: BIOL 220 and BIOL 220L or MLS 102 and MLS 102L . Corequisites: MLS 202L . Typically Offered: FALL This course will serve as an introductory immunology course that will stres… source |
| MLS 202L | Immunology and Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: BIOL 220 and BIOL 220L or MLS 102 and MLS 102L . Corequisite: MLS 202 . Typically Offered: FALL This course serves as a supplemental laboratory for MLS 202 , the courses mus… source |
| MLS 205 | Clinical Internship I | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: MLS 101 , MLS 105 , MLS 105L , MLS 114 , MLS 114L , MLS 116 , MLS 116L , MLS 202 , MLS 202L and MLS 220 , MLS 220L . Typically Offered: SUMMER Supervised rotations in the ph… source |
| MLS 215 | Clinical Internship II | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: MLS 205 . Typically Offered: SUMMER Supervised experience in the hematology, chemistry, microbiology and blood banking departments of the affiliated clinical laboratory. source |
| MLS 216 | Clinical Experience I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: MLS 101 , MLS 105 , MLS 105L , MLS 114 , MLS 114L , MLS 116 , MLS 116L , MLS 202 , MLS 202L , MLS 221 , MLS 222 , MLS 222L , MLS 230 , MLS 230L , MLS 242 , MLS 242L MLS 250… source |
| MLS 220 | Hematology and Hemostasis | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the MLT program. Corequisite: MLS 220L Typically Offered: SPRING The study of hematopoiesis and blood function. The student will learn to recognize normal and a… source |
| MLS 220L | Hematology and Hemostasis Laboratory | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Acceptance to the MLT program. Corequisite: MLS 220 . Typically Offered: SPRING This is the laboratory companion to MLS 220 , the two courses are taken concurrently. The stud… source |
| MLS 221 | Hemostasis | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Acceptance in the Medical Laboratory Technician Program. Typically Offered: SUMMER Designed for students enrolled in the Medical Laboratory Technician program. This online co… source |
| MLS 222 | Hematology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance in the Medical Laboratory Technician Program. Corequisite: MLS 222L . Typically Offered: SPRING Designed for students enrolled in the Medical Laboratory Technician… source |
| MLS 222L | Hematology Laboratory | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: Acceptance in the Medical Laboratory Technician Program. Corequisite: MLS 222 . Typically Offered: SPRING Designed for students enrolled in the Medical Laboratory Technician… source |
| MLS 230 | Clinical Chemistry | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: MLS 101 , CHEM 115 , CHEM 115L , or CHEM 121 , CHEM 121L ; MLS 102 , MLS 102L or all of the following four courses BIOL 220 , BIOL 220L , BIOL 221 , and BIOL 221L . Corequis… source |
| MLS 230L | Clinical Chemistry Laboratory | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: MLS 101 , CHEM 115 , CHEM 115L , or CHEM 121 , CHEM 121L ; MLS 102 , MLS 102L or all of the following four courses BIOL 220 , BIOL 220L , BIOL 221 , and BIOL 221L . Corequis… source |
| MLS 242 | Immunohematology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Acceptance to the MLT program, MLS 101 , MLS 202 and MLS 202L . Corequisites: MLS 220 , MLS 220L and MLS 242L . Typically Offered: SPRING Fundamental principles of immunolog… source |
| MLS 242L | Immunohematology Laboratory | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: Acceptance to the MLT program, MLS 101 , MLS 202 and MLS 202L . Corequisites: MLS 220 , MLS 220L and MLS 242 . Typically Offered: SPRING Students will perform the following… source |
| MLS 250 | Clinical Microbiology | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: Acceptance to the MLT program, MICR 202 , MICR 202L , MLS 101 , MLS 202 , MLS 202L , MLS 116 , and MLS 116L . Corequisite: MLS 250L . Typically Offered: SPRING The morpholog… source |
| MLS 250L | Clinical Microbiology Laboratory | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: Acceptance to the MLT program, MICR 202 , MICR 202L , MLS 101 , MLS 202 , MLS 202L , MLS 116 , and MLS 116L . Corequisite: MLS 250 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course is… source |
| MLS 255 | Clinical Internship III | — | Credits: 12 Prerequisites: All MLS courses. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Supervised experience in the hematology, chemistry, microbiology, and blood banking departments of the affiliated clinical labo… source |
| MLS 256 | Clinical Experience II | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisite: MLS 216 . Corequisite: MLS 257 . Typically Offered: FALL Designed for students enrolled in the Medical Laboratory Technician program. Supervised experience in the hematology,… source |
| MLS 257 | MLT Seminar | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: MLS 216 . Corequisite: MLS 256 . Typically Offered: FALL Designed for Medical Laboratory Technician students during their Clinical Experience. This course will provide studen… source |
| MMAT 101 | Introduction to Industrial Operations | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL Covers the basic steam generation and gas conversion systems, how thermal energy is converted into electrical energy, components of the system, and design features… source |
| MMAT 103 | Safety and Health | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course covers all aspects of maintaining a safe work environment; including OSHA/Regulatory Compliance and Laboratory Safety. This course meets the needs of in… source |
| MMAT 105 | Hand and Portable Tools | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course covers the most important hand tools used on the job. Examines the various kinds of wrenches and screwdrivers, their uses and handling techniques, pipef… source |
| MMAT 107 | Basic Mechanics | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course covers force and motion, work and energy and fluid mechanics as applied in industrial maintenance. Explains principles of operation for simple machines,… source |
| MMAT 109 | Measurements | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course covers units of measurement used in commercial and industrial applications. Examines all aspects of basic measurement concepts and procedures, including… source |
| MMAT 111 | Schematics, Symbols and Blueprints | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL Covers all types of schematics and symbols used in commercial and industrial settings. Examines symbols on schematics, electrical symbols and diagrams, piping symbo… source |
| MMAT 113 | Industrial Rigging | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL This course covers techniques and safeguards in the use of rope, chain, hoists, and scaffolding when moving heavy plant equipment and maintaining plant utilities. source |
| MMAT 115 | Lubrication, Bearings, and Seals | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL Covers a complete lubrication training program, including functions and characteristics of lubricants, factors in selection of lubricants, and effects of additives.… source |
| MMAT 117 | Material Handling Systems | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL Covers belt conveyors that carry coal, sand, gravel, grain and other loose materials. Acquaints the student with the terminology, basic structure, and operation of… source |
| MMAT 119 | Troubleshooting Skills | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL Explores the subject of troubleshooting and the importance of proper maintenance procedures. Covers working with others, aids in communication, and trade responsibi… source |
| MMAT 150 | Mechanical and Fluid Drive Systems | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Covers belt drives, chain drives, gears and gear drives, adjustable-speed drives, shaft alignment, shaft coupling devices, and clutches and brakes. source |
| MMAT 152 | Equipment and Systems II | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course explores the principles, applications, and maintenance of various pumps (centrifugal, propeller, rotary, reciprocating, metering, and specialized) and… source |
| MMAT 153 | Small Engines and Compressors | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the operation maintenance and repair of small engines and compressors. Students will learn the principles of… source |
| MMAT 155 | Hydraulics and Pneumatics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Covers hydraulic and pneumatic principles, types of hydraulic fluids and their characteristics. Describes components of hydraulic and pneumatic systems and their… source |
| MMAT 160 | Valves and Steam Traps | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Covers maintenance and operation of gate, globe, ball, plug, check, special-purpose valves and steam traps. Details actuators and various acccessories. Explains v… source |
| MMAT 162 | Piping, Tubing Systems and Pipefitting | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Covers tubing specifications, materials, and fittings. Explores procedures used for handling, bending, cutting and installing tubing. Gives basics of tubing in a… source |
| MMAT 170 | Equipment Installation | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Covers installation procedures for large plant equipment. Considers factors affecting proper installation in detail, from preparatory relocation of underground pi… source |
| MMAT 175 | Pumps, Compresssors and Turbines | — | Credits: 5 Typically Offered: SPRING Covers typical applications of various types of pumps, compressors and turbines. Explores factors affecting equipment selection. Defines operating principles of c… source |
| MMAT 180 | Metals & Nonmetals in the Plant | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Introduces metals, metallurgy, and metalworking. Covers the properties of metals, including their mechanical properties. Examines several industrial manufacturing… source |
| MMAT 205 | Basic Electricity and Electronics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Covers basic, nonmathematical approach to understanding principles of electricity. Introduces electron theory, static electricity, electrons in motion, and magnetis… source |
| MUSC 100 | Music Appreciation | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Covers musical styles and forms of classical music as well as historical background from the Medieval to the Contemporary. A study of periods, composers, and com… source |
| MUSC 115 | Mixed Chamber Choir | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR BSC Chamber Singers is a select, by audition, performance ensemble. This course provides an extra opportunity to ch… source |
| MUSC 117 | Concert Choir | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Performing ensemble open to all BSC students. Activities include Choir Fest, tours and concerts on campus. source |
| MUSC 118 | Chamber Choir | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR An auditioned select ensemble of 12-16 voices. Music covers a variety of styles from madrigal to classical, jazz to… source |
| MUSC 121 | String Ensemble | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Open to all BSC students with a background in stringed instruments. source |
| MUSC 122 | Music Theory I | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in MUSC 123 and MUSC 151 or MUSC 145 required for majors or students interested in continuing with MUSC 124 . Typically Offered: FALL Notation, rhythm,… source |
| MUSC 123 | Aural Skills I | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL Emphasis on developing vocal production, aural/reading skills in scales, intervals and rhythms, and basic melodic and rhythmic dictation. source |
| MUSC 124 | Music Theory II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: MUSC 122 . Corequisites: Concurrent registration in MUSC 125 and MUSC 152 or MUSC 145 . Typically Offered: SPRING Partwriting, seventh chords, secondary dominants, modulation… source |
| MUSC 125 | Aural Skills II | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: MUSC 123 . Typically Offered: SPRING Continuation of MUSC 123 . source |
| MUSC 132 | Band | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Open to all students, this is a performing ensemble for those students who enjoy expression through instrumental pl… source |
| MUSC 137 | Jazz Ensemble | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Open to all students. Jazz literature from all 20th century styles, improvisation, concerts throughout the year. source |
| MUSC 140 | Orchestra | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Students will rehearse and perform with a community ensemble as determined by the instructor and upon audition for… source |
| MUSC 145 | Applied Music | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 12.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR For students not enrolled as music majors. Private lessons in voice, piano, strings, wind instruments, percussion,… source |
| MUSC 146 | Applied Music - Major | — | Credits: 2 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 12.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR For students declared as music majors. Private lessons in voice, piano, strings, wind instruments, percussion, or… source |
| MUSC 172 | Introduction to Digital Audio Workstation | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course provides students with fundamental knowledge of the basic principles of non-linear digital audio editing software. Topics include creating and managi… source |
| MUSC 174 | Live Sound Reinforcement | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Live sound engineers must have the engineering skills to safely control vast amounts of electric and acoustical energy, and the artistic skills to mix a tasteful… source |
| MUSC 176 | Introduction to Pro Tools | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course will launch students into familiarization with the most widely recognized industry standard studio recording software: Pro Tools. This fast paced env… source |
| MUSC 201 | World Music | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING World Music is a survey course of music, culture, and people from across the non-Western world. The course explores the fundamental aspects of music including pit… source |
| MUSC 207 | Music for Teachers | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL An interdisciplinary music course for elementary education majors. This course is meant to provide enhanced understanding of the basic skills of music, the importan… source |
| MUSC 213 | Pep Band | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 8.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Performs at athletic events and is open to all students who play musical instruments. source |
| MUSC 272 | Music Business and Industry | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course presents the student with an overview of the music industry. The topics addressed will include copyright law, songwriting, live performance, the reco… source |
| NUPT 101 | Overview of Nuclear Energy | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL In this course the student will study the history of nuclear power, the basic principles of reactor design and operation at commercial nuclear electrical generating… source |
| NUPT 103 | Nuclear Mathematical Fundamentals | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course will review basic math, including basic arithmetic functions, fractions and decimals. The course will continue by covering scientific notation, dimensio… source |
| NUPT 104 | Nuclear Math and Physics | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisite: Admitted into Nuclear Power Technology program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental princ… source |
| NUPT 105 | Classical Physics | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: NUPT 103 . Typically Offered: FALL This course is designed to introduce students to classical physics. Topics covered include: units of measurement, kinetics, force, energy,… source |
| NUPT 107 | Engineering Drawings, Diagrams and Schematics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course will introduce students to engineering drawings, diagrams, and schematics that are used in nuclear operations. Students will learn how to read and decip… source |
| NUPT 109 | Electrical Science | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: NUPT 103 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course begins with the study of basic electrical fundamentals, theory, laws, and magnetism. Direct current and alternating current e… source |
| NUPT 111 | Instrumentation and Control | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: NUPT 109 and NUPT 217 . Typically Offered: FALL This course will cover the construction, operation, and failure modes of basic sensors and detectors used in nuclear generati… source |
| NUPT 113 | Mechanical Science | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course will cover the basic function, design, and operation of mechanical components and equipment which are an integral part of nuclear facilities. Pumps, h… source |
| NUPT 114 | Material and Radiological Concepts | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisite: Admitted into Nuclear Power Technology program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This comprehensive course provides future nuclear power plant operators wi… source |
| NUPT 213 | Nuclear Physics | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: NUPT 105 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course will tour the topics that comprise the fundamentals of nuclear science, giving the students an appreciation of theory and pri… source |
| NUPT 215 | Nuclear Plant Chemistry | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: NUPT 103 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course covers basic chemistry fundamentals relating to maintaining water purity in primary and secondary systems. This course also c… source |
| NUPT 217 | Heat Transfer, Fluid Flow and Thermodynamics | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: NUPT 105 . Typically Offered: FALL This course covers heat transfer, fluid flow fundamentals, and the basics of thermodynamics. It begins with a discussion of temperature and… source |
| NUPT 219 | Material Science | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course provides the student with a basic understanding of the structure of metals and how those structures are affected by various processes. The properties of… source |
| NUPT 220 | Reactor Theory | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: NUPT 213 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course will tour the topics that comprise the fundamentals of how reactors are built and operated, giving the student understanding… source |
| NUPT 221 | Science of Radiological Protection | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course will provide the student with a broad, in-depth knowledge of radiological protection principles. source |
| NUPT 222 | Nuclear Industry Science | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Admitted into Nuclear Power Technology program and successful completion of ENRT 119 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This comprehensive course provides a… source |
| NUPT 223 | Reactor Safety Design | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course will provide the student with a broad, in-depth knowledge of reactor safety design and protection principles. source |
| NUPT 224 | Nuclear Safety and Protection | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisite: Admitted into Nuclear Power Technology program or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of safety… source |
| NUPT 225 | Nuclear Plant System Component Design and Function | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: NUPT 219 , NUPT 220 and NUPT 223 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course will provide the student with a broad, in-depth knowledge of nuclear plant Reactor, Reactor Auxiliar… source |
| NUPT 226 | Nuclear Plant Equipment | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Admitted into Nuclear Power Technology program and successful completion of ENRT 109 Equipment and Systems or departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course pr… source |
| NUPT 227 | Conduct of Facility Operations | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING This course will provide the student with a broad-brush knowledge of the Conduct of Operations as set forth by the Department of Energy (DOE Order 5480.19, Conduc… source |
| NUPT 229 | Instrumentation & Control II | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING In this course, the student will be exposed to advanced instrumentation and control concepts pertinent to technicians working in the nuclear industry. The course… source |
| NURS 100 | Nurse Assistant Training | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FASPSU Nursing Assistant Training provides classroom instruction and clinical practice to those preparing for employment as a certified nursing assistant in a skilled nu… source |
| NURS 120 | Foundations of Nursing | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL Develop an understanding of the multidimensional base of nursing knowledge, including basic human needs, nursing process, nursing judgment, informatics, ethical and… source |
| NURS 121 | Practical Nursing I | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Dakota Nursing Program - Practical Nursing. Typically Offered: FALL Explore three core concepts of health assessment, nutrition and mental health as they… source |
| NURS 122 | Clinical Practice I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Dakota Nursing Program - Practical Nursing. Typically Offered: FALL Apply the social, biological, behavioral and nursing science principles to simulated a… source |
| NURS 124 | Clinical Practice II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: NURS 120 , NURS 121 , and NURS 122 . Corequisites: NURS 145 and NURS 127 . Typically Offered: SPRING Gain additional nursing skills in the laboratory and apply those advance… source |
| NURS 126 | Clinical Practice III | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: NURS 124 , NURS 127 and NURS 145 . Corequisite: NURS 129 . Typically Offered: SUMMER Refine nursing knowledge, skills and ethical comportment in the role of a practical nurs… source |
| NURS 127 | Practical Nursing II: Introduction to Medical/Surgical Nursing | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: NURS 120 , NURS 121 and NURS 122 . Corequisites: NURS 124 and NURS 145 . Typically Offered: SPRING Examine safe and effective client care of the bio-psychosocial individual… source |
| NURS 129 | Practical Nursing III | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: NURS 124 , NURS 127 and NURS 145 . Corequisite: NURS 129 . Typically Offered: SUMMER This course will continue to examine evidence based nursing interventions, nursing proce… source |
| NURS 145 | Introduction to Maternal/Child Nursing | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: NURS 120 , NURS 121 and NURS 122 . Corequisite: NURS 124 and NURS 127 . Typically Offered: SPRING Focus on the nursing care of the woman, newborn, child and families. Examin… source |
| NURS 224 | Professional Role Development | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Dakota Nursing Program - Associate Degree Nurse. Corequisites: NURS 225 , NURS 226 , and NURS 227 . Typically Offered: FALL This course is designed to inv… source |
| NURS 225 | Alterations in Health I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Dakota Nursing Program - Associate Degree Nurse. Corequisites: NURS 224 , NURS 226 , and NURS 227 . Typically Offered: FALL This course explores the patho… source |
| NURS 226 | Maternal Child Nursing | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Dakota Nursing Program - Associate Degree Nurse. Corequisites: NURS 224 , NURS 225 , and NURS 227 . Typically Offered: FALL This course integrates prior l… source |
| NURS 227 | Clinical Application I | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Dakota Nursing Program - Associate Degree Nurse. Corequisites: NURS 224 , NURS 225 , and NURS 226 . Typically Offered: FALL Participate collaboratively wi… source |
| NURS 228 | Alterations in Health II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: NURS 224 , NURS 225 , NURS 226 , and NURS 227 . Corequisites: NURS 229 , NURS 237 and NURS 259 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course continues the study of acute and chron… source |
| NURS 229 | Health Promotion and Psychosocial Nursing | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: NURS 224 , NURS 225 , NURS 226 , and NURS 227 . Corequisites: NURS 228 , NURS 237 and NURS 259 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course examines safe and effective client car… source |
| NURS 237 | Clinical Application II | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisites: NURS 224 , NURS 225 , NURS 226 , and NURS 227 . Corequisites: NURS 228 , NURS 229 and NURS 259 . Typically Offered: SPRING Prioritize safe, effective, and culturally compete… source |
| NURS 259 | Role Transitions | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisites: NURS 224 , NURS 225 , NURS 226 and NURS 227 . Corequisites: NURS 228 , NURS 229 , and NURS 237 . Typically Offered: SPRING Examine the process of identifying and obtaining a… source |
| NUTR 240 | Principles of Nutrition | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course offers a survey of how nutrition works in the human body and the medical implications. The course will include macro and micro nutrients, digestion, f… source |
| PAG 105 | Precision Agriculture Operations | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Provides a background in precision agriculture. Emphasis is on working with control consoles, equipment, precision digital platforms, zone management and variable… source |
| PAG 115 | Introduction to Precision Agriculture | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course is designed to introduce the student to principles of precision agriculture. Students will receive instruction in GPS, GIS, remote sensing and data mana… source |
| PAG 215 | Mapping of Precision Ag Data | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: PAG 115 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course is designed to introduce students to mapping data in precision agriculture. Emphasis is placed on zone management, variable ra… source |
| PAG 276 | Data Collection and Management | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: PAG 115 . Typically Offered: FALL This course will experiment with types and methods of data collection of spatial data. The majority of the course will concentrate on datalo… source |
| PAG 286 | Advanced Mapping | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: PAG 215 and PAG 276 . Typically Offered: SPRING This course covers the use of spatial data for recordkeeping, analytical decision making and modeling prescription maps for v… source |
| PET 115 | Petroleum Geology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: GEOL 105 . Corequisite: PET 115L . Typically Offered: SPRING Students introduced to field of petroleum geology and its applications to the discovery and recovery of oil and n… source |
| PET 115L | Petroleum Geology Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: GEOL 105 . Corequisite: PET 115 . Typically Offered: SPRING Students gain hands-on experience interpreting geologic maps and identifying rock types and hydrocarbon presence t… source |
| PET 121 | Petroleum Data Mgmt I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course offers an overview and introduction to the common computer applications used by the petroleum industry, especially in the areas of exploration, discover… source |
| PET 131 | Exploration & Production | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: PET 115 . Typically Offered: FALL Students will be introduced to the systems used to discover and recover crude oil and natural gas. Various methods of crude oil and natural… source |
| PET 131L | Exploration & Production Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: PET 115 . Corequisite: PET 131 . Typically Offered: FALL Students will participate in hands on exercises to reinforce the concepts from lecture including the procedures invol… source |
| PET 221 | Petroleum Data Management II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: PET 121 and GIS 250 . Typically Offered: SPRING Continuation of PET 121 . Focus is on industry computer applications required for petroleum data management. Significant atte… source |
| PET 241 | Principles of Reservoir Engineering | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: PET 131 and PET 251 . Typically Offered: SPRING Students will develop the vocabulary for and study the engineering techniques and calculations used in the development, opera… source |
| PET 251 | Well Completions | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Students will explore well design and construction. Students will learn how to execute well completion plans and procedures. Topics include running and cementing ca… source |
| PET 280 | Project Management in PET | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course, taken in final semester of the PET program, introduces the student to project management as it pertains to the petroleum industry. Students will stud… source |
| PHIL 101 | Introduction to Philosophy | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Examination of philosophical topics such as good and evil, meaning of life, knowledge and truth, mind/body/self, justice and morality. Students must be willing t… source |
| PHIL 210 | Ethics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL An introduction to the tools for assessing and resolving moral dilemmas and conflicting values in public and professional life, including learning how to apply ethi… source |
| PHIL 220 | Introduction to Logic | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR An introduction to reasoning and argumentation. Students will consider general patterns of arguments, including deduction and induction; fallacies; elementary sy… source |
| PHIL 441 | Ethics in Artificial Intelligence (AI) | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: PHIL 210 . Typically Offered: FALLSPR The ethics of artificial intelligence is the part of the ethics of technology specific to automation, robotics, augmentation and other f… source |
| PHRM 215 | Introduction to Pharmacology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: BIOL 220 and BIOL 220L . Typically Offered: FASPSU A fundamental discussion of the scope of pharmacology, including terminology used. Drug laws, dosage forms, and patient va… source |
| PHYS 100 | Concepts of Physics | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PHYS 100L . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND An introduction to physics with applications in everyday life. Materi… source |
| PHYS 100L | Concepts of Physics Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of PHYS 100 . Typically Offered: ONDEMAND PHYS 100L is designed to complement topics covered in PHYS 100 . Two ho… source |
| PHYS 110 | Introductory Astronomy | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PHYS 110L . Typically Offered: FALL Brief history of ancient astronomy; the Copernican revolution and the beg… source |
| PHYS 110L | Introductory Astronomy Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PHYS 110 . Typically Offered: FALL The lab will include topics that support the lecture ( PHYS 110 ). Labs me… source |
| PHYS 211 | College Physics I | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: MATH 103 or equivalent. Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PHYS 211L . Typically Offered: FALL This non-calculus general physics c… source |
| PHYS 211L | College Physics I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PHYS 211 . Typically Offered: FALL Three hours of lab per week. source |
| PHYS 212 | College Physics II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: PHYS 211 . Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PHYS 212L . Typically Offered: SPRING This non-calculus general physics course is re… source |
| PHYS 212L | College Physics II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PHYS 212 . Typically Offered: SPRING Three hours of lab per week. source |
| PHYS 251 | University Physics I | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: MATH 165 . Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PHYS 251L . Typically Offered: FALL Classical physics using calculus for majors in m… source |
| PHYS 251L | University Physics I Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PHYS 251 . Typically Offered: FALL Three hours of lab per week. source |
| PHYS 252 | University Physics II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: MATH 166 and PHYS 251 . Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PHYS 252L . Typically Offered: SPRING Classical physics using calculus… source |
| PHYS 252L | University Physics II Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PHYS 252 . Typically Offered: SPRING Three hours of lab per week. source |
| PLA 201 | Prior Learning Assessment: Portfolio Development | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course helps students prepare a portfolio describing and documenting their learning from experience. Upon completion, the portfolio may be evaluated and co… source |
| PLSC 105 | Applied Agronomy | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING Provides basic concepts of crop and pest management and identification as well as fertilizer and pesticide uses and proper application methods. source |
| PLSC 110 | World Food Crops | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PLSC 110L . Typically Offered: FALL Scientific principles of crop growth, worldwide production, management a… source |
| PLSC 110L | World Food Crops Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PLSC 110 . Typically Offered: FALL PLSC 110L is designed to complement topics covered in PLSC 110 . source |
| PLSC 223 | Introduction to Weed Science | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PLSC 223L . Typically Offered: SPRING Introduction of a basic knowledge of weeds, herbicide groups, the use… source |
| PLSC 223L | Introduction to Weed Science Lab | — | Credits: 1 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in, or previous successful completion of, PLSC 223 . Typically Offered: SPRING PLSC 223L is designed to complement topics covered in PLSC 223 . source |
| PLSC 225 | Principles of Crop Production | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Principles of field crop production with emphasis on relationships of crops to their climate and production considerations as a means of managing resources and the… source |
| PLSC 235 | Field Scouting Techniques | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING The purpose of this course is to provide students the skills necessary for proper pest identification and crop scouting techniques. Information such as crop growt… source |
| PLSC 235L | Field Scouting Techniques Lab | — | Credits: 1 Prerequisite: PLSC 235 . Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 4.00 credits. Typically Offered: SUMMER Field scouting activities will be done in the field at various locations throughout the sum… source |
| PLSC 243 | Advanced Weed Science | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: PLSC 223 and PLSC 223L . Typically Offered: SPRING Interpretation and understanding of Herbicide Mode of Action, Herbicide Resistance, Herbicide Efficacy, Herbicide Toxicolo… source |
| PLSC 245 | Advanced Crop Production | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: PLSC 225 or departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRING This is an advanced examination of crop production principles: nutrient management, soil and water management, in… source |
| POLS 115 | American Government | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU National government is emphasized. Topics include: political personalities, power, political socialization, current political and social issues, public opinion, t… source |
| POLS 116 | State and Local Government | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR State and community government is emphasized. Topics include: state and community politics and participation, federalism, state legislators and councilmen, gover… source |
| POLS 220 | International Politics | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING The U.S. role in world politics is emphasized. Topics include: the national interest, international morality, diplomacy, the world's resources, elements of nation… source |
| POLS 240 | Political Ideologies | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This is a four hundred year study of American ideas and ideologies. This includes: the American dream, revolutionary thought, the individual democratic society,… source |
| PROD 110 | Fundamentals of the Petroleum Industry | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALLSPR The course provides an overview of petroleum industry operations and how they are interrelated. The course covers petroleum geology, exploration, drilling and pr… source |
| PROD 220 | Production Equipment | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL The course is designed to give an overview of basic petroleum industry equipment and how it is utilized in the process. The course will cover wellheads, pumping uni… source |
| PROD 230 | Well Services | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course will provides a basic overview of well completion, artificial lift, logging and testing, analyzing a well problem, service and workover equipment, fishi… source |
| PROD 240 | Artificial Lift | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALLSPR The course will provide a basic overview of artificial lift that is used to improve production. The course reviews different types of artificial lift; rod pumps,… source |
| PROD 250 | Production Safety, Health & Environment | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: SPRING This course focuses on safe work practices and environmental issues in the petroleum production industry. Among additional topics, the course covers emergency act… source |
| PROP 235 | Hydrocarbon Chemistry | — | Credits: 3 This course provides a fundamental study of the organic chemistry of hydrocarbons associated with crude oil. This course will also focus on process chemistry, chemistry fundamentals, typic… source |
| PROP 236 | Refinery, Ethanol and Distillation | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisites: Acceptance into Petroleum Production Technology, Power Generation Technology Program, Process Technology Program or Power Process Advanced Operator. Typically Offered: FASPS… source |
| PROP 237 | Distillation and Refinery Operations | — | Credits: 4 This course provides a comprehensive study of processes associated with refining, and petrochemical distillation. This course will also focus on equipment designs, operation requirements a… source |
| PROP 239 | Gas Processing and Carbon Capture | — | Credits: 3 This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamental steps of natural gas processing. It will cover fluid properties, absorption, demethanation, refrigerated absorbers, carbon… source |
| PROP 244 | Ethanol and Biofuels Production | — | Credits: 3 Students study the design, operation, equipment and process flows of ethanol plants and biofuels facilities including biodiesel plants. The student will gain the ability to interpret basic… source |
| PSYC 105 | Personal Growth and Leadership | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course discusses career options, financial budgeting, interpersonal communication, and relationship building skills. Emphasis is on self-esteem and motivatio… source |
| PSYC 111 | Introduction to Psychology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU A survey of the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. Students are introduced to the field of psychology by focusing on individual and social behavio… source |
| PSYC 112 | Foundations of Psychology | — | Credits: 3 Corequisite: PSYC 111 . Typically Offered: FALL This course focuses on the tools necessary to advance in the social sciences and focuses on building foundational skills, knowledge, and awa… source |
| PSYC 207 | Introduction to Sports and Performance Psychology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRINGODD This course will provide practical knowledge to improve personal performance and the performance of others. It examines topics of performance including inner d… source |
| PSYC 211 | Introduction to Behavior Modification | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course studies the history of behaviorism and introduces the principles and applications of behavior modification. An emphasis is placed on basic learning pr… source |
| PSYC 230 | Educational Psychology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: PSYC 111 , recommended completion of PSYC 211 , or PSYC 250 . Typically Offered: SUMMODD This course focuses on current psychological principles as they apply to teaching and… source |
| PSYC 250 | Developmental Psychology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: PSYC 111 recommended. Typically Offered: FASPSU A survey of the psychology of human life span development with an emphasis on physical, cognitive, social, emotional and perso… source |
| PSYC 255 | Child and Adolescent Psychology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Overview of theories of human psychological development from conception through adolescence. source |
| PSYC 261 | Psychology of Adjustment | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLEVEN This course focuses on the application of psychological principles to the enhancement of personal and social adjustment. In this course students discuss strateg… source |
| PSYC 270 | Psychological Disorders and Treatment | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: PSYC 111 recommended. Typically Offered: FALLSPR A survey of the classification, symptoms, etiology, and treatment of psychological disorders. source |
| PSYC 276 | Social Psychology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: PSYC 111 . Typically Offered: FALLODD This course provides an interdisciplinary approach to the study of individual behavior in its social context: how people influence and a… source |
| PSYC 380 | Psychological Interventions of Health and Wellness | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course focuses on practical application and evidence-based practices of modern applied psychology principles selected from health, wellness, positive and p… source |
| PSYC 385 | Psychology in the Workplace | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course examines organizational psychology principles to enhance workplace performance, safety, and employee well-being. The aim of this course is to provid… source |
| PSYC 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| PWRP 203 | Energy Sources and Conversions | — | Credits: 3 Students enrolled in this course will study the various forms of energy and the processes used to convert chemical and potential energy into thermal, mechanical and in some instances elect… source |
| PWRP 207 | Boilers & Environmental Protection | — | Credits: 3 In this course, students will gain a more thorough understanding of the various types of boilers, systems, components and auxiliary systems associated with steam generation. Topics covered… source |
| PWRP 210 | Turbines and Combined Cycle | — | Credits: 3 Students enrolled in this course will study all the elements that make up a gas turbine and a combined cycle unit. This course also covers the safe and efficient operation of gas turbines… source |
| PWRP 224 | Power Generation Components and Protection | — | Credits: 4 Students enrolled in this course will study the design and construction of large industrial generators used in the production of electricity. Students will study the various exciter design… source |
| REFG 215 | Light Commercial Refrigeration | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisite: Must have successfully completed the spring semester or have departmental approval. Typically Offered: SUMMER This lecture, discussion, and lab course covers some smaller com… source |
| REFG 216 | Domestic Refrigeration | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Must have successfully completed the spring semester or have departmental approval. Typically Offered: SUMMER The operation, components, wiring and troubleshooting of residen… source |
| RELS 120 | Religion in America | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU A study of contemporary religious life in America and its historical origins. Emphasis is placed on the unique features of American religions and the interaction… source |
| RELS 203 | World Religions | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR An introduction to the origin and major tenants of Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Daoism, Judaism, Christianity and Islam by lecture, reading, discussion and… source |
| RNG 236 | Introduction to Range Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Principles of range management, which include plant identification, range evaluation, and range improvement. source |
| SMTL 105 | Sheet Metal I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course is a lecture and drafting class providing an introduction to the sheet metal industry. Covered in this course are tools of the sheet metal industry, tra… source |
| SMTL 106 | Sheet Metal II | — | Credits: 6 Typically Offered: FALL This course is a lecture, drafting and lab class covering trade math II, basic piping practices, sheet metal duct fabrication standards, soldering, insulation, and… source |
| SMTL 107 | Sheet Metal III | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL This discussion, lecture, and lab class covers the following aspects of the sheet metal industry: principles of airflow; associated equipment; fiberglass duct; fiel… source |
| SMTL 115 | Practical Applications of Sheet Metal | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL This lecture and lab course applies theory to actual shop practices including: principles of layout; parallel line development; fasteners, hangers, and supports. source |
| SOC 110 | Introduction to Sociology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU Sociology is the study of the development and maintenance of human society and the process and products of culture. This course provides a basic foundation of voc… source |
| SOC 115 | Social Problems | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Utilizing a critical thought approach, this course identifies those social conditions that are recognized as problematic to society. Students will analyze and ev… source |
| SOC 217 | Sociological Perspectives in Sport and Fitness | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will explain and examine the contributions of historical and contemporary social forces in sport and physical activity. Students will also learn how s… source |
| SOC 220 | Family | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL The institution of family will be analyzed utilizing a sociological perspective. The focus will be on courtship, marriage, family, communication and child rearing. source |
| SOC 221 | Minority Relations | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRINGODD A study of the relations between advantaged and disadvantaged groups in American society. The experience and present status of racial and ethnic groups are exa… source |
| SOC 235 | Cultural Diversity | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is an introductory survey of the racial, ethnic and cultural mosaic of American society. Basic theories of intragroup and intergroup relations, preju… source |
| SOC 251 | Gerontology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Gerontology is the interdisciplinary study of the processes of aging and the experience of growing old. This includes the sociological, psychological and biolog… source |
| SOC 252 | Criminology | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR A study of theories from religious, political, psychological, biological and sociological perspectives that attempt to explain crime, criminals, and criminal beh… source |
| SOC 253 | Juvenile Delinquency | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL A critical evaluation of the role of the family, school, community officials, social agencies, and community programs and institutions in delinquency prevention and… source |
| SOC 275 | American Indian Studies | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Students will become familiar with United States Federal Indian policy history, the concepts of tribal sovereignty, as well as the cultures, histories and tradition… source |
| SOC 415 | Social Change and Development | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to familiarize students with the theories, methods, and analytical frameworks for understanding social change and development in a global context. Topi… source |
| SOC 440 | Applied Sociological Theories | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course focuses on the application of sociological theories and ideas to understand social issues, both the big problems on a societal scale, and the daily… source |
| SOIL 210 | Introduction to Soil Science | — | Credits: 2 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in or previous successful completion of SOIL 210L . Typically Offered: FALL Physical, chemical, and biological properties of soils as related to use, c… source |
| SOIL 210L | Introduction to Soil Science Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL Corequisite: Concurrent registration in or previous successful completion of SOIL 210 . source |
| SOIL 222 | Soil Fertility and Fertilizers | — | Credits: 2 Corequisite: Concurrent registration in or previous successful completion of SOIL 222L . Typically Offered: SPRING Principles of plant nutrition and soil nutrient availability; soil testin… source |
| SOIL 222L | Soil Fertility and Fertilizers Lab | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: SPRING Corequisite: Concurrent registration in or previous successful completion of SOIL 222 . source |
| SPAN 101 | First Year Spanish I | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Fundamentals of Spanish grammar, oral and written use of the language and readings in easy Spanish. source |
| SPAN 102 | First Year Spanish II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Two years of recent high school foreign language study (within the past four years). Typically Offered: FALLSPR Fundamentals of Spanish grammar, oral and written use of the l… source |
| SPAN 201 | Second Year Spanish I | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Three to four years of recent high school foreign language study or one year of college foreign language study. Typically Offered: FALL Review of structure of Spanish, advanc… source |
| SPAN 202 | Second Year Spanish II | — | Credits: 4 Prerequisite: Three to four years of recent high school foreign language study or one year of college foreign language study. Typically Offered: SPRING Review of structure of Spanish, adva… source |
| SRGT 110 | Introduction to Surgical Technology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: BIOL 220 and BIOL 220L . Corequisites: SRGT 120 , SRGT 130 and SRGT 125L . Typically Offered: SPRING SRGT 110 will cover the fundamentals of working as a surgical technologi… source |
| SRGT 120 | Introduction to Operating Room Procedures | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: BIOL 220 and BIOL 220L . Corequisites: SRGT 110 , SRGT 125L and SRGT 130 . Typically Offered: SPRING SRGT 120 begins with an introduction to the principles of asepsis, the s… source |
| SRGT 125L | Introduction to Operating Room Procedures and Materials Lab | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: BIOL 220 and BIOL 220L . Corequisites: SRGT 110 , SRGT 120 and SRGT 130 . Typically Offered: SPRING SRGT 125L begins with an introduction to the practice of the principles o… source |
| SRGT 130 | Introduction to Operating Room Materials | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: BIOL 220 and BIOL 220L . Corequisites: SRGT 110 , SRGT 120 and SRGT 125L . Typically Offered: SPRING SRGT 130 begins with basic surgical techniques utilized during surgery,… source |
| SRGT 215 | Introduction to Pharmacology for Surgical Technology | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: BIOL 221 , BIOL 221L , SRGT 110 , SRGT 120 , SRGT 130 and SRGT 125L . Corequisites: SRGT 240 , SRGT 250 , and SRGT 260 . Typically Offered: FALL This course covers the basic… source |
| SRGT 240 | Specialty Surgical Procedures | — | Credits: 5 Prerequisites: BIOL 221 , BIOL 221L , SRGT 110 , SRGT 120 , SRGT 130 and SRGT 125L . Corequisite: SRGT 240 , SRGT 250 and SRGT 260 . Typically Offered: FALL This course covers surgical pro… source |
| SRGT 250 | Surgical Procedures Lab | — | Credits: 2 Prerequisites: BIOL 221 , BIOL 221L , SRGT 110 , SRGT 120 , SRGT 130 and SRGT 125L . Corequisites: SRGT 240 , SRGT 215 and SRGT 260 . Typically Offered: FALL In this course, students conti… source |
| SRGT 260 | Professional Skills for the Surgical Technologist | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisites: BIOL 221 , BIOL 221L , SRGT 110 , SRGT 120 , SRGT 130 and SRGT 125L . Corequisites: SRGT 215 , SRGT 240 and SRGT 250 . Typically Offered: FALL SRGT 280 provides students wit… source |
| SRGT 280 | Operating Room Clinical Internship | — | Credits: 12 Prerequisites: All other SRGT courses and required General Education courses. Typically Offered: SPRING SRGT 280 provides students with an opportunity practice the hands-on skills utilize… source |
| SWK 250 | Interpersonal Skills | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is designed to develop verbal and nonverbal interpersonal skills related to common, everyday interactions as well as those interactions relevant to t… source |
| SWK 256 | Development of Social Welfare | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course provides an introduction to the development of social welfare, its historic landmarks, and the values and ideologies that influence social welfare. I… source |
| THEA 110 | Introduction to Theatre Arts | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Basic orientation and historical perspective to theatre arts. Study of the roles of playwright, director, actor, designer, producer and audience members in current… source |
| THEA 115 | World Film | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR Each film in this course reflects many different cultures and explores themes of war, religion, politics, gender, and relationships in addition to reflecting the… source |
| THEA 145 | Musical Theatre Voice Lessons | — | Credits: 1-3 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 12.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course will provide practical application of musical theatre, pop/rock and jazz singing techniques. Studen… source |
| THEA 161 | Acting I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This class focuses on the fundamental techniques and skills of acting. Improvisation exercises, activities and games are used to develop self-awareness, observation… source |
| THEA 201 | Theatre Practicum | — | Credits: 1-3 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 12.00 credits. Typically Offered: FALLSPR Open to students who are selected for an important role in a college play or for an important duty on the produc… source |
| THEA 210 | Introduction to Arts Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course provides students with a taste of the variety of topics they will encounter while involved in the organization and management of arts endeavors, includi… source |
| THEA 226 | Introduction to Design | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Introduces the student to the principles and elements of design, the design process, and the methods of presentation of design ideas. source |
| THEA 247 | Stage Makeup | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND This course covers the basic principles of design and how they apply to the creation of makeup designs. Students become acquainted with the basic tools and mate… source |
| THEA 255 | One Act Play Production | — | Credits: 1-3 Prerequisite: Departmental approval. Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: SPRING This class provides students with hands-on experience in directing and play p… source |
| THEA 261 | Acting II | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: THEA 161 or Departmental approval. Typically Offered: SPRINGEVEN This course will provide practical application of basic acting skills to textual material. In a workshop form… source |
| THEA 270 | Stagecraft | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: ONDEMAND An introduction to the organization and operation of a theatre plant; the construction, crafting and finishing of stage scenery; and the principles of stage lig… source |
| THEA 276 | Lighting and Sound Design for Theatre | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Introduction to the concepts of the use of light and sound in any live event such as theatre, dance, film, television or other media. Student will work hands and… source |
| THEA 289 | Theatre Capstone | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Students will choose an art path in which they will have more hands-on experiences in areas such as stagecraft, ac… source |
| THEA 332 | Arts Entrepreneurship and Management | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Arts Entrepreneurship is a hands-on, project-based course that guides students through the process of creating, developing, and launching their own creative enterpr… source |
| THEA 344 | Fundraising and Resource Development | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course introduces students to the fundamental principles, strategies, and practices of fundraising and resource development within nonprofit and mission-driven… source |
| UAS 105 | Introduction to Unmanned Aerial Systems | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU The course covers the foundation of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). Topics will include the history of UAS, classes, UAS systems, the regulations, regulations gove… source |
| UAS 110 | Image Analysis and Visualization | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FASPSU This course will develop image analysis skills that will allow students to create 3-D visualization for 3-D modeling. These visualizations are used to analyze the… source |
| UAS 115 | Pilot Ground School | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FASPSU The course will provide the FAA's background requirement and working knowledge in subject areas, including aeronautical decision-making, aircraft performance, wea… source |
| UNIV 100 | College Strategies | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is designed to promote the academic and personal success of first time, traditional degree-seeking students. The course employs dynamic in-class acti… source |
| UNIV 101 | College Transitions | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is designed to promote the academic and personal success of non-traditional students and students returning to college. The course employs dynamic in… source |
| UNIV 229 | Study Abroad | — | Credits: 0 Typically Offered: FALL This catalog number is to be used as a place-holder for financial aid and academic progress unit requirements for students spending a semester studying abroad throu… source |
| UNIV 395 | Service Learning | — | Credits: 1 Repeat Status: Repeatable up to 6.00 credits. Typically Offered: ONDEMAND Designed to increase off-campus community involvement and awareness of civic responsibility, Service Learning give… source |
| VETS 101 | Introduction to Veterinary Science | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING This course is an introduction to veterinary science. It will provide students with an overview of different breeds and species; disease and treatment fundamental… source |
| VETS 239 | Animal Health | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Principles of animal health; prevention, sanitation, chemotherapy, immunology, disease symptoms, and management. source |
| WATR 101 | Introduction to the Water Industry | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course provides an overview of the water treatment program and the water treatment industry. It introduces students to water and wastewater treatment occupatio… source |
| WATR 105 | Laboratory Procedures | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING Students will be introduced to the chemical makeup of water and the impurities that must be removed for purification processes. Common procedures for testing and… source |
| WATR 110 | Water Treatment I | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course will cover water sources and protection with a focus on pre and primary methods and equipment. Filtration, clarification and basic softening methods w… source |
| WATR 115 | Water Treatment II | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course will instruct students on secondary and final treatment methods, processes and equipment. Disinfection methods and distribution systems will be covere… source |
| WATR 116 | Control Systems | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course provides a comprehensive study of instrumentation components, control theory, control systems and typical controllers associated with the operation of w… source |
| WATR 120 | Wastewater Treatment | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course is designed to assist students in understanding the processes and equipment used in a wastewater treatment plant. The concepts used for biological tre… source |
| WATR 220 | Practical Applications | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR In addition to coursework students will complete an internship/job shadow experience at a water treatment facility or hands-on lab activities at BSC's National E… source |
| WELD 110 | OFC Operations | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course provides the training to develop the manual skills necessary to produce high quality Oxyfuel cuts on mild steel. source |
| WELD 118 | PAC and CAC Operations | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course provides the training to develop the manual skills necessary to produce high quality Plasma Arc and Carbon Arc cuts on mild steel. source |
| WELD 130 | OFW Operations | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides the advanced lab to develop the manual skills necessary to produce high quality welding using the oxyacetylene welding processes on mild stee… source |
| WELD 135 | Welding Principles | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: SPRING This course trains students in manual skills necessary to produce high quality welds on mild steel plate using the gas metal and flux cored arc welding process in… source |
| WELD 140 | Methods in GMAW and FCAW | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course provides the lab to develop the manual skills necessary to produce high quality welds on mild steel plate using the gas metal arc welding and flux co… source |
| WELD 145 | Advanced Methods in GMAW and FCAW | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course provides the advanced lab to develop the manual skills necessary to produce high quality welds on mild steel plate using the gas metal arc welding and… source |
| WELD 150 | Methods in GTAW | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This course trains students in manual skills necessary to produce high quality welds using the gas tungsten arc welding process on mild steel plate in all positio… source |
| WELD 155 | Blueprint Reading for Welders | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This program concentrates on the understanding and use of technical blueprints. This includes basic lines, geometric construction, orthographic projection, isome… source |
| WELD 160 | Advanced Methods in GTAW | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: SPRING This lab provides the advanced technical training to develop manual skills necessary to produce high quality welds on mild steel plate using the gas tungsten proc… source |
| WELD 165 | Blueprint Symbols for Welding | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: WELD155. Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course is a continuation of WELD 155 , and introduces the American Welding Society standardized welding symbols used on blueprints. A… source |
| WELD 170 | SMAW Operations | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALL This course develops the manual skills necessary to produce high quality welds using the shielded metal arc welding process in all positions, on thin and medium thi… source |
| WELD 173 | Methods in SMAW Operations | — | Credits: 4 Typically Offered: FALL This course develops the testing skills necessary to produce high quality welds on mild steel plate in all positions using the shielded metal arc welding process ac… source |
| WELD 180 | Advanced Methods in SMAW Operations | — | Credits: 2 Typically Offered: FALLSPR This course develops the manual skills necessary to produce high quality welds using the shielded metal arc welding process on thin and medium thickness mild ste… source |
| WELD 183 | Testing in SMAW Operations | — | Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL This course develops the testing skills necessary to produce high quality welds using the shielded metal arc welding process on mild steel plate in all positions wi… source |
| WELD 187 | Types of Non-Destructive Testing | — | Credits: 1 Typically Offered: FALL This course studies non-destructive tests such as: magnetic particle, eddy current, visual, ultrasonic, dye penetrant, and radiographic. source |
| WELD 210 | Gas Tungsten Arc Pipe Welding | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Departmental approval. This course develops the manual skills necessary to produce high quality groove welds on four-inch diameter schedule 40 steel pipe in the 2G, 5G, and 6… source |
| WELD 215 | Testing in Gas Tungsten Arc Pipe Welding | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course develops the manual skills necessary to produce high quality groove welds on pipe in the 2G, 5G, and 6G positions u… source |
| WELD 220 | Shielded Metal Arc Pipe Welding | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course trains students to make high quality groove welds on open root mild steel pipe in the 2G, 5G, and 6G positions usin… source |
| WELD 225 | Testing in Shielded Metal Arc Pipe Welding | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course develops the testing skills necessary to produce high quality groove welds on pipein the 2G, 5G, and 6G positions u… source |
| WELD 230 | Gas Metal Arc Pipe Wldng | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course develops the manual skills necessary to produce high quality groove welds on 6-inch diameter schedule 40 steel pipe… source |
| WELD 235 | Testing in Gas Metal Arc Pipe Welding | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL This course develops the testing skills necessary to produce high quality groove welds on pipe in the 2G, 5G, and 6G positions… source |
| WELD 240 | Special Projects | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL To design and/or build a special project concentrating on the students major area of interest in the field of welding. This pro… source |
| WELD 245 | Special Projects | — | Credits: 3 Prerequisite: Departmental approval. Typically Offered: FALL A continuation of WELD 240 for advanced design and development of projects concentrating on the student's major area of interes… source |