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Fall Classes & Credit Hours
ENG 101 English Comp
I: 3 credits
Beginning
course in expository writing, emphasizing skills of written expression,
organization, and presentation.
Prerequisites:
ENG 099 or a passing score on the USC Writing Assessment.
PSYCH 100 General
Psychology: 3 credits
Overview of the field of psychology including
learning, perception, motivation, emotion, heredity, personality, development,
abnormal, and psychotherapy.
SPCOM 103 Speaking
& Listening: 3 credits
Introduces principles of speaking and listening
with emphasis on exposition and its application to public speaking.
BIO 223 Human Anatomy
& Physiology I: 3 credits
Study of human physiology and anatomy designed for students who
require or desire a thorough understanding of the functional and structural
aspects of the human body. Topics include body orientation, physiologically
important molecules, the cell, tissues, integument, skeleton, muscle,
nervous system and special senses.
Recommended Prerequisites: 1 year of High School Biology
and Chemistry.
Co-requisite: BIOL 223L
BIO 223L Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab:
1 credit
Human Physiology and Anatomy
I Lab.
Co-requisite: BIOL
233
Humanities: 3 credits
Total
Hours: 16
Spring Classes & Credit Hours
ENG 102 English Composition:
3 credits
Sequential course to provide
intensive consideration of essay development and to introduce procedures
and techniques in preparing the referenced paper.
Prerequisite: ENG 101
PSYCH 151 Human Development:
3 credits
Survey of human development through life span.
A multidisciplinary approach to the study of both change and stability
in physical, cognitive, social and personality development. Review of
relevant developmental theory and research.
CIS 101 Computers
and You: 2 credits
A general education computer skills course covering
Windows, word processing, and spreadsheets. This a competency-based
course.
CHEM 111 Principles
of Chemistry: 3 credits
Fundamental laws, theories and principles of chemical reactions.
Co-requisite: CHEM 111L
CHEM 111L Principles
of Chemistry Lab): 1 credit
Experiments using common chemical equipment and
techniques to aid the student in learning what occurs in a chemical
laboratory.
Co-requisite: CHEM 111
BIO 224 Human Anatomy
& Physiology II: 3 credits
A continuation of BIOL 223. Students are permitted
to enter the course before completing BIOL 233. Topics include endocrines,
respiration, digestion, metabolism, excretion, fluid-electrolyte balance,
cardiovascular, and reproduction.
Recommended prerequisites: 1 year High School Biology and Chemistry.
Co-requisite: BIOL 224L.
BIO 224L Human Anatomy
& Physiology II Lab: 1 credit
Human Physiology and Anatomy II.
Co-requisite BIOL 224
Total
Hours: 16
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