| HSC114 |
Medical Terminology |
3 Credits |
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Studies medical terminology,
including spelling and definitions. |
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| ACC131 |
Principles of
Accounting |
4 Credits |
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Studies accounting methods,
principles and terminology needed in the analysis and preparation of
financial statements. |
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| ADM106 |
Introduction to Keyboarding |
2 Credits |
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Teaches the basic computer
keyboard using the touch method to develop speed and accuracy. |
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Humanities |
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| EN213A |
American Literature
Since Mid 1800's |
3 Credits |
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Explores major American writers
(including Native Americans) and their contributions to American
letters from Puritan times to present. |
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| RDG120 |
College Reading |
1 Credit |
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An individualized elective reading
course in reading. Prerequisite: CM003H or satisfactory assessment
scores. P/Q grading |
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Student
Development |
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| SDV106 |
Library Orientation |
1 Credit |
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Introduction to use of a college
library. P/Q grading. |
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| SDV103 |
Successful Learning |
1 Credit |
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Students master the academic and
personal skills needed to succeed in higher education and in life. |
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Mathematics |
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| MAT100 |
Elementary Algebra |
3 Credits |
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This is a beginning course in
algebra. Topics include operations on real numbers and algebraic
expressions, solving linear equations and their applications,
factoring, simplifying fractional expressions, radicals and
quadratic equations. Does not count towards the mathematical
requirements for the A.A. or A.S. degree. |
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| PNN101 |
Math for
Health Professionals |
1 Credit |
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The course emphasizes basic math skills and calculation
of medication dosages for health professionals. |
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Psychology |
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| PSY111 |
Introduction to Psychology |
3 Credits |
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A survey course which provides an
introduction to the study of psychology with emphasis on the history
of psychology, learning, personality, behavior, motivation,
perception and social psychology as well as other areas. |
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Social Sciences |
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| POL111 |
American
National Government |
3 Credits |
| Review of
basic fundamentals of American Government including federalism, the
political process, the presidency, the congress and the judicial
system. |
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| HIS151 |
U.S. History to
1877 |
3 Credits |
| Study of
national foundations, colonial background, revolution, confederation
and institutions; nationalism, and expansion. The growth of
democracy and war plus reconstruction is analyzed. |
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| SOC110 |
Introduction to
Sociology |
3 Credits |
| Review of
sociology as an academic discipline. Basic sociological concepts,
theory and methods are examined. |
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| GEO121 |
World Regional
Geography |
3 Credits |
| Introductory
course in college geography dealing with location, interaction and
interdependency of countries of the world. |
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