Mar 29, 2024  
2019-2020 General Catalog 
    
2019-2020 General Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Course Descriptions


 

Veterinary/Animal Health Techn

  
  • ATE 4942 Veterinary Technology Clinical Rotation/Work Experience III (2)


    This Course Consists Of A Supervised Clinical Experience In A Work Place Approved And Monitored By Faculty/instructor Covering The Competencies Listed Below. This Course Will Focus On Veterinary Technology In Regulatory Setting. This Rotation Is Required To Be Completed With A Veterinary Regulatory Agency (usda, Cdc, Aphis, State Diagnostic Labs, Etc). A Minimum Of 80 Contact Hours Is Required For Full Credit
  
  • ATE 4960 Veterinary Technician National Examination Review (2)


    THIS IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE STUDENTS A COMPLETE REVIEW IF THEIR HISTORICAL EDUCATIONAL STUDIES FOR PREPARATION, WITH GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT, TO PARTICIPATE IN STATE AND NATIONAL BOARD TESTING. SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF VETERINARY TECHNICIAN COURSE, AND PASSING SCORES ON BOTH STATE AND NATIONAL BOARD EXAMS WILL PROVIDE GRADUATES WITH FORMAL, LICENSED AND REGISTERED TITLE OF CERTIFIED VETERINARY TECHNICIAN (CVT). THEN, THE STUDENTS ARE QUALIFIED TO APPLY FOR ENTRY LEVELS POSITIONS IN ANY NUMBER OF CLINICAL AND RESEARCH FACILITY PROGRAMS INCORPORATING ANIMALS.

Veterinary Medicine

  
  • VME T999 Vme Transfer Course


  
  • VME 4117 Animal Sanitation And Disease Control (3)


    Economically Important Diseases And Parasites Of Livestock Discussed From The Standpoint Of Causes, Spread, Protection, And Treatment.
    Prerequisite: ANS 3006 ; Mcb 3020

Voice

  
  • MVV 1011 Applied Voice (2)


    For Entering Majors With Limited Background, Weak Technique, Fundamentals Of Voice Production, Posture, And Breathing. May Be Repeated For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
  
  • MVV 1311 Applied Voice (2)


    Vowels And Fundamental Concepts Of Tone Production; Correct Posture And Breathing; Vocalization; Easy Secular And Sacred Songs In English. May Be Repeated For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
  
  • MVV 2111 Fundamentals Of Voice (1)


    Elementary Vocal Techniques Instruction For Non-vocal Majors; Methods And Procedures For Choral Use Of Voice. Uses Class Approach.
  
  • MVV 2321 Applied Voice (2)


    Continued Study Of Vocal Tone Production; Principles Of Singing; Standard Literature. May Be Repeated For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
  
  • MVV 3331 Applied Voice (2)


    Principles, Methods, And Materials For Voice Music Instruction, Attainment Of An Appropriate Repertoire. May Be Repeated For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
  
  • MVV 4341 Applied Voice (2)


    General Performance Problems. In Preparation For Required Senior Recital; Songs And Arias In Tow Languages.

Woodwind

  
  • MVW 1011 Prin Applied Flute


  
  • MVW 1012 Prin Applied Oboe


  
  • MVW 1013 Prin Clarinet


  
  • MVW 1014 Prin Bassoon


  
  • MVW 1015 Prin Saxophone


  
  • MVW 1311 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Major, Minor, Chromatic Scales, All Arpeggios; Principles Of Tone Production; Articulation And Phrasing In Selected Etudes And Solos. May Be Repeated For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
  
  • MVW 1312 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Major, Minor, Chromatic Scales, All Arpeggios; Principles Of Tone Production; Articulation And Phrasing In Selected Etudes And Solos. May Be Repeated For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
  
  • MVW 1313 Prin Clarinet


  
  • MVW 1314 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Major, Minor, Chromatic Scales, All Arpeggios; Principles Of Tone Production; Articulation And Phrasing In Selected Etudes And Solos. May Be Repeated For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
  
  • MVW 1315 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Major, Minor, Chromatic Scales, All Arpeggios; Principles Of Tone Production; Articulation And Phrasing In Selected Etudes And Solos. May Be Repeated For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
  
  • MVW 2321 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Continued Study Of All Scales And Arpeggios; Advanced Articulation, Phrasing; Analysis Of Representative Literature. May Be Represented For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours
  
  • MVW 2322 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Continued Study Of All Scales And Arpeggios; Advanced Articulation, Phrasing; Analysis Of Representative Literature. May Be Represented For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours
  
  • MVW 2323 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Continued Study Of All Scales And Arpeggios; Advanced Articulation, Phrasing; Analysis Of Representative Literature. May Be Represented For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours
  
  • MVW 2324 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Continued Study Of All Scales And Arpeggios; Advanced Articulation, Phrasing; Analysis Of Representative Literature. May Be Represented For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours
  
  • MVW 2325 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Continued Study Of All Scales And Arpeggios; Advanced Articulation, Phrasing; Analysis Of Representative Literature. May Be Represented For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
  
  • MVW 3331 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Establishment Of Repertoire, Extensive Literature, Etudes.
  
  • MVW 3332 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Establishment Of Repertoire, Extensive Literature, Etudes.
  
  • MVW 3333 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Establishment Of Repertoire, Extensive Literature, Etudes.
  
  • MVW 3334 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Establishment Of Repertoire, Extensive Literature, Etudes.
  
  • MVW 3335 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Establishment Of Repertoire, Extensive Literature, Etudes.
  
  • MVW 4341 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Preparation For Senior Recital Program
  
  • MVW 4342 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Preparation For Senior Recital Program
  
  • MVW 4343 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Preparation For Senior Recital Program
  
  • MVW 4344 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Preparation For Senior Recital Program
  
  • MVW 4345 Applied Woodwind (2)


    Preparation For Senior Recital Program.

Workforce

  
  • ECT 3003 Introduction To Vocational Teaching (3)


    Understanding The Job Of A Professional Vocational Teacher. Beginning Needs Of Persons With Adequate Occupational Experiences Who Desire To Qualify For Immediate Employment As Vocational Instructors.
  
  • ECT 3004 Principles Of Vocational And Industrial Education (3)


    Development Of A Thorough Understanding Of The Basic Concepts Of Vocational And Technology Education And A Complete And Consistent Set Of Beliefs With Relation To Education For Vocational Competence.
  
  • ECT 3273 Employer-employee Relations (3)


    Introduction To The Development Of The American Labor Movement, Labor Problems And Legislation, And Basic Considerations Of Maintaining Proper Relationships Between Workers And Management.
  
  • ECT 4193 Effective Utilizn Teachg Aids


  
  • ECT 4367 Testing And Evaluation In Industrial Education (3)


    Understanding The Construction And Use Of The Appropriate Evaluation Instruments For Classroom Teaching Level In Vocational And Industrial, And Technical Education.
  
  • ECT 4814C Technical Facilities Planning (3)


    Special Problems Involved In Planning, Organizing, And Developing Vocational Labs, Including Safety Practices.
  
  • ECT 4815 Vocational Shop Management And Safety (3-5)


    Principles Of Shop Planning, Organizing And Layout Of Equipment, Materials, And Teaching Facilities; Program Of Safety Education And Accident Prevention In The Modern Vocational School.
  
  • ECT 4905 Directed Individual Study (1-5)


    Undergraduate Students Pursue Needed Study In The Field When Appropriate Courses Are Not Scheduled During A Particular Semester.
  
  • ECT 4934 Pro Seminar In Industrial Education (3)


    Advanced Students Study Problems And Research In Industrial Teaching; Discuss And Report On Basic Issues, Problems, And Concepts In Industrial, Vocational And Technical Education. For In-service Teachers And Senior
  
  • ECT 4936 Problems In Vocational Education (3-5)


    Seminars And/or Individual Study Permitting Students To Study Special Problems Or Selected Projects In Vocational Education.
  
  • ECT 4942 Stu Tch In Ind Ed


  
  • ECT 5905 Directed Individual Study (1-5)


    Enables Graduate Students To Pursue Study In Field When Appropriate Courses Are Not Scheduled During A Particular Semester.
  
  • ECT 5934 Seminar In Industrial Education (3)


    Analytical Study Of Policies, Practices, And Issues In Vocational Technical Education And Industrial Arts. Seminar Report Based On Interpreting And Applying Research Findings And Procedures To Specific Problems Required.
  
  • ECT 5971 Thesis A, B (1-6)


    An Independent Investigation Of A Problem Or Project In Technology Or Vocational Education.
  
  • ECW 4203 Supv Crdn Voc Ed


  
  • ECW 4204 Admin Of Voc Ed


  
  • ECW 4694 Occupational Safety And Health (3)


    Problems, Practices, Regulations, Standards And Procedures For Developing Methods, Techniques And Approaches To Dealing Effectively With Occupational Health And Safety Hazards In Vocational Educational Lab.
  
  • ECW 5105 Planing & Organ Loc Voc Pro


    Planning And Organization Of The Local Vocational Program (3-5) Administrative Course Covering Characteristics And Functions Of Vocational School, As Well As Groups To Be Served, Provisions, Organizations, And Planning Necessary.
  
  • ECW 5168 Curriculum Construction (3)


    Analysis Of The Scope And Function Of Industrial Education Programs. Emphasis Is On The Development Of Plans For Curriculum Improvement To More Effectively Meet The Needs Of Secondary School Youth.
  
  • ECW 5205 Administration Of Vocational Education (3-5)


    Principles Of Organization, Selection Of Personnel And Procedures, Direction Of Instructional And Operational Phases Of Vocational And Secondary Adult Education Programs Within Federal, State, And Local Requirements.
  
  • ECW 5206 Supervision And Coordination Of Vocational Programs (3)


    Duties, Responsibilities, And Factors, Involved In Supervision And Coordination Of Vocational And Technical Education Programs At The Secondary, Post-secondary, And Adult Levels.
  
  • ECW 5265 Organization And Coordination Of Cooperative Vocational Education (3)


    Cooperative Education Programs, Their Origin And Purposes, And The Duties, Activities, And Responsibilities Of The Coordinator.
  
  • ECW 5561 Vocational Guidance (3)


    Principles, Methods And Procedures For Organizing And Carrying Out An Effective Program Of Guidance To Assist Youth And Adults In Choosing, Preparing For, Entering And Making Adjustment In Vocational Careers.
  
  • ECW 5695 Community Relations Affecting Vocational Education (3)


    Socio-economic Foundations Of Vocational Education, And Developing And Maintaining Desirable Workable Relationships Between School And Community Groups.
  
  • ECW 5697 Technical Problems (5)


    Opportunity For Individual Students, Through Directed Study, To Undertake Advanced Study In A Technical Area. Recent Developments And Technical Reports Involved.

World History

  
  • THE 3000 Intro To Theatre


    Course Attribute: General Education
    Course Attribute Value: Humanities
  
  • THE 3112 Theatre History I (3)


    From classical Greece through the Elizabethan period; physical theatre structures, production practices, plays and playwrights from ancient Greece to the Renaissance.
    Course Attribute: General Education
    Course Attribute Value: Humanities
  
  • THE 3113 Theatre History II (3)


    From the Renaissance to the present; physical theatre structures, production practices, plays and playwrights from the Renaissance to the modern period.
    Course Attribute: General Education
    Course Attribute Value: Humanities
  
  • THE 3232 Blk The/film&rel Stu


    Course Attribute: General Education
    Course Attribute Value: Humanities
  
  • THE 3235 Contemporary Black Theatre (3)


    Black theatre in the U.S. with emphasis on the contribution of Black Americans to the community and to the stage, from 1950 to the present.
    Course Attribute: General Education
    Course Attribute Value: Humanities
  
  • WOH 1012 World History Of Civilization To 1500 (3)


    Survey of world history from prehistoric times to the beginning of modern times.
    Course Attribute: General Education
    Course Attribute Value: Humanities
  
  • WOH 1022 World History 1500-Present (3)


    Survey of world history from modern times to the present.
    Course Attribute: General Education
    Course Attribute Value: Humanities
  
  • WOH 1022E History Of Civilization Since 1500 (3)


    Survey Of World History From Modern Times To The Present.(this Course Will Taught Online)
  
  • WOH 5269 Modern Imperialism (3)


    Study Of Factory Involved In Expansion Of Europe And The Usa Into Africa, Asia, And Other Areas Of The World From 1870 To The Present.

Zoology

  
  • ZOO 1010C Zoology


  
  • ZOO 1010L Zoology Lab


  
  • ZOO 2203 Invertebrate Zoology (2)


    Advanced Study Of Taxonomy, Physiology, Life History, And Ecology Of Invertebrates. Porifera Through The Protochordata Covered. Lecture.
    Prerequisite: BSC 1011 .
  
  • ZOO 2203L Invertebrate Zoology Lab (1)


    A Lab Course That Surveys Taxonomy And Structure Of Invertebrate.
  
  • ZOO 3303 Vertebrate Zoology


  
  • ZOO 3303L Vertebrate Zoology-L


  
  • ZOO 3653C Development Anatomy (Embryology) (2)


    Comparative Development Of Vertebrate Embryos With Special Emphasis On Chick And Pig; Developmental Genetics And Cellular Differentiation. Lecture/lab.
    Prerequisite: BSC 1011C .
  
  • ZOO 3653L Dev Anatomy Lab


  
  • ZOO 3713C Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy (4)


    Comparative Study Of Organ Systems Of Vertebrates. Laboratory Dissections Of Selected Types. Lecture/lab.
    Prerequisite: BSC 1011 , Zoo 3653.
  
  • ZOO 3753C Histology C01 (3)


    Microscopic Anatomy And Ultra Structure Of Normal Cells, Tissues And Organs. Tissue Preparation And Staining Techniques. Lecture And Lab.
    Prerequisite: Zoo 3653, Zoo 3713.
  
  • ZOO 3753L Histology Lab


  
  • ZOO 4233C Parasitology (2)


    Study Of Animal Parasitology With Emphasis On Medical And Veterinary Forms. Taxonomy, Structure And Host-parasite Interactions Considered. Lecture.
    Prerequisite: Zoo 3713, Zoo 3653.
  
  • ZOO 4233L Parasitology Lab (1)


    A Survey Of The Parasitic Animals, Life Histories And Their Economic Importance.
  
  • ZOO 4513 Developmental Anatomy (3)


  
  • ZOO 5215C Advanced Invertebrate Biology


    Discussions Of Physiology, Ecology And Evolution Of Invertebrate Animals.
    Prerequisite: Zoo 3203.
  
  • ZOO 5695 Developmental Bio


 

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