AERO 185 The Air Force Today
Officership, communication skills, opportunities, and benefits in today's US Air Force.Joint ROTC, specifically Air Force ROTC
BIOS 102 Cell Structure/Function
General introduction to: the chemistry of life, cellular organelles, metabolism and reproduction, the structure and expression of DNA and an introduction of patters of inheritance.BIOS 103 Organismic Biology
Survey of living organisms, their morphology, life histories, taxonomy, phylogeny, ecology and biogeography. The nature of biological diversity, how that diversity is studied, and the economic importance of various groups or organisms.Biology (Spring Semester)
BSAD 097 Business mini-seminar
Overview of academic requirements, majors, resources and activities. Self-assessment activities, University and College policies, procedures and co-curricular options. Introduction to the majors and internships, career and study abroad opportunities.Business
BSAD 150 Business Computer Applications
Management 150 is a basic-skills computer course, and it is designed to make sure that every CBA student knows how to use computer programs well enough to complete assignments in future CBA course.Business
CHEM 109 General Chemistry
Introduction to principles of chemistry for students in technical and vocational areas which require chemical training for their major field. Includes states of matter and kinetic molecular theory, atomic theory and structure, kinetics and equilibria, acid-baseand oxidation-reduction reactions.Biology (Spring Semester), Engineering*
CHEM 111 Chemistry for Engineering and Technology
One semester introduction to fundamentals of chemistry for engineering students.Engineering*
CHEM 113 Fundamental Chemistry I
Fundamentals of chemistry for students in physical sciences or chemical engineering. Includes atomic and molecular structures, chemical bonding, states of matter, solutions and acid base reactions. Intended for students who plan to take upper-level courses in chemistry.Engineering*
CRIM 101 Survey of Criminal Justice
The justice process and the criminal justice system in general. Concepts of crime, deviance and justice, and general theories of crime causality. Individual rights in a democratic society and the legal definitions of various crimes. Law enforcement, judicial, juvenile justice and corrections subsystems explored and a number of reform proposal presented.Criminal Justice
EDPS 097 College/Major Forum
Explore the academic colleges and career development during the first eight weeks.General Studies
ENGL 150 Writing: Rhetoric as Inquiry
Study and practice of writing using such rhetorical concepts as purpose, audience, genre, cultural context and style to develop strategies for writing, thinking and research.Biology, Business, Criminal Justice, General Studies, Natural Resources
ENGR 010 Freshman Seminar
Introduction to the professions of engineering and construction management. Provides an overview of curricula, majors, and leadership opportunities.Engineering
GEOG 181 Quality of the Environment
Analysis of human's role in altering the quality of the environment through their impact on eco-health, transformation of the landscape, and spatial organization and behavior.Natural Resources
JGEN 120 Business Communication
Principles of written professional communication. Language basics, functional documents and readability.Business (Spring Semester)
JOUR 101 Principles of Mass Media
Introduction to the mass media as sources of news and entertainment conduits for messages of persuasion. Background and history about the print and broadcast media and about public relations. How the media and persuasive messages both affect and are affected by society and content.Mass Media Perspective
MATH 106 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
Functions of one variable, limits, differentiation, exponential, trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, maximum-minimum, and basic integration theory with some applications.Engineering*
MATH 107 Analytic Geometry and Calculus II
Integration theory; techniques of integration; applications of definite integrals; basics of ordinary differential equations; series, Taylor series.Engineering*
MLSC 111 Role of Military in Society
Challenging, rewarding, and practical activities in military skill development. Development of confidence and learning the importance of teamwork in goal accomplishment.Joint ROTC, specifically Army ROTC
MUSIC 144 Introduction to Music Studies
Introductory course focusing on professional directions in music including music education, performance, composition and arranging, commercial music, arts administration, music therapy and college teaching.Music
MUSC 278 Analytical Listening
Through directed listening to composition chosen both from western and non-western cultures, this course attempts to teach music students how to listen to and appreciate the human and cultural values of music as well as to become familiar with historical and stylistic views of music, the significance of music in cultural history, and the understanding of music as aesthetic expression.Music
NAVS 111 Introduction to Naval Sciences
Introduction to sea power and the naval service. The mission, organization, regulations and broad warfare components of the Navy and Marine Corps.Joint ROTC, specifically Navy ROTC
NRES 103 Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Systems
Agricultural and natural resource systems. The interrelationship and the impact of increased human involvement on these systems.Natural Resources
PHIL 106 Philosophy and Current Issues
Critical survey of current issues and the role of philosophy in attempts to resolve them. Recent topics: sexual morality, pornography and the law, capital punishment, sexism and racism, extraordinary treatment for the terminally ill, abortion, church and state, and nuclear war and disarmament.General Studies
POLS 100 Power and Politics in America
Introduction to American government and politics.General Studies, Joint ROTC, Mass Media Perspective
SOCI 101 Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to the sociological study of human behavior, especially social organization, culture, and social institutions that compromise society. Attention to social change, differentiation and inequality, and other social issues.Business
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