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SWOSU Undergraduate Catalog 2026-2027

(1) Undergrad Catalog Intro (26-27)		1
Catalog 2026-2027		1
Table of Contents		2
College of Arts and Sciences 48		2
Music 109		2
Business 134		2
Computer Science 158		2
Engineering Technology 171		2
Reach Higher Degree Completion Program 183		2
Education 187		2
Kinesiology 225		2
Parks and Recreation Management 231		2
Psychology 239		2
College of Nursing and Health Professions 242		2
University and Program Accreditations		3
ADDRESS		3
Academic Calendar 2026-2027		5
Fall Semester 2026		5
Spring Semester 2027		5
Summer Semester 2027		5
State Officials and Governing Boards		6
EXECUTIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE, AND ACADEMIC OFFICERS		7
FACULTY		8
EMERITI		14
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND		19
MISSION, VALUES AND VISION		19
Mission Statement		19
Values Statement		19
Vision Statement		19
Sayre Location		19
ACADEMIC ORGANIZATION		20
DEGREES GRANTED		20
WEATHERFORD CAMPUS		20
RESIDENCE LIFE & HOUSING INFORMATION AND REGULATIONS		21
SERVICES, ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS		24
ADMISSIONS AND RECRUITMENT		24
ADVISING AND RETENTION SERVICES		24
AL HARRIS LIBRARY		24
CAMPUS POLICE		24
CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND LEARNING		24
CENTER FOR HEALTH AND WELL-BEING		25
DEAN OF STUDENTS AND STUDENT ACTIVITIES		25
HUMAN RESOURCES		26
TITLE IX		26
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES		26
PUBLIC RELATIONS & MARKETING		26
PUBLICATIONS		26
REACH HIGHER PROGRAM		26
The Reach Higher Program, a collaborative program among universities in Oklahoma, is a popular choice for working adults because it provides flexibility, affordability, and quality instruction. The students that participate in the Reach Higher Program...		26
STUDENT FINANCIAL SERVICES		26
The Office of Student Financial Services coordinates, monitors, and records scholarship information from all sources. The office also reviews FAFSA results, determines eligibility for federal and state grants, loans, and work-study programs, and award...		26
TESTING SERVICES		26
UPWARD BOUND		27
VETERAN AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES		27
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION		27
STUDENT FINANCIAL SERVICES		28
HOW TO APPLY FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE		28
FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION RECOMMENDED COMPLETION DATES		28
SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS		28
RETURN OF TITLE IV FUNDS		28
FINANCIAL AID AND RESOURCES		29
Need-Based Financial Aid		29
Federal Pell Grant		29
Federal Direct Loans		29
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG)		29
Federal Work-Study Employment		29
Freshman Scholarships		29
Oklahoma Promise		29
Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grant (OTAG)		29
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS		38
GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS		38
ADULT ADMISSION		38
ALTERNATIVE ADMISSION		38
CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT ADMISSION		38
COURSE PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS		38
SPECIAL ADMISSION FOR NON-DEGREE SEEKING STUDENTS		39
TRANSFER STUDENTS		39
TRANSFER CREDIT		39
OKLAHOMA TAXPAYER AND CITIZEN PROTECTION ACT OF 2007 (HB 1804 IMMIGRATION LAW)		40
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS		40
INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER STUDENTS FROM ACCREDITED U.S. COLLEGES		40
GENERAL ACADEMIC INFORMATION		41
THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULA		41
ACADEMIC FORGIVENESS PROVISIONS		41
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT AMENDMENTS ACT		41
ADVANCED STANDING		41
ADVISEMENT		41
ARTICULATION POLICY		41
ATTENDANCE		41
CLASSIFICATION		41
CREDITS		42
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS		42
ENGLISH PROFICIENCY PROGRAM		42
ENROLLMENT		42
EXAMINATIONS		43
FULL-TIME STUDENTS		43
GRADE REPORTS		43
GRADES		43
GRADUATION INFORMATION		44
HONOR ROLLS		44
LOAD/OVERLOAD		44
PREREQUISITES		44
RETENTION STANDARDS		44
SWOSU GENERAL EDUCATION OBJECTIVES		46
GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM		47
General Education Guidelines		47
(2) Coll of A&S intro (26-27)		48
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES		48
Degrees Offered		48
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES		48
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS		48
DEPARTMENT OF CREATIVE MEDIA & VISUAL ARTS		48
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES DEGREE PROGRAM		48
DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE		48
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS		48
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC		48
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCES		48
(3) A&S Biological Biomed Sci (26-27)		49
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES		49
FACULTY		49
DEPARTMENTAL MISSION AND GOALS		49
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		49
GENERAL INFORMATION		49
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES		50
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS		50
GENERAL INFORMATION		50
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (BIOSC.BS)		52
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		52
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES MAJOR		52
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (BIOSC.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		53
FIRST YEAR		53
SECOND YEAR		53
THIRD YEAR		53
FOURTH YEAR		53
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES OPTION (BIOMS.BS)		54
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		54
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE OPTION		54
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES ENVIRONMENTAL AND WILDLIFE BIOLOGY (ENVWB.BS)		55
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		55
ENVIRONMENTAL AND WILDLIFE BIOLOGY OPTION		55
PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS (BIOMS.BS & ENVWB.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		56
FIRST YEAR		56
SECOND YEAR		56
THIRD YEAR		56
FOURTH YEAR		56
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - MICROBIOLOGY (MICRO.BS)		57
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		57
MICROBIOLOGY MAJOR		57
PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS (MICRO.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		58
FIRST YEAR		58
SECOND YEAR		58
THIRD YEAR		58
FOURTH YEAR		58
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE – MICROBIOLOGY MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE OPTION (3+1) (MLSCI.BS)		59
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		59
MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE OPTION		59
B.S. Microbiology - Medical Laboratory Science Option (3+1) (MLSCI.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		60
FIRST YEAR		60
SECOND YEAR		60
THIRD YEAR		60
FOURTH YEAR		60
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE – BIOLOGY & MICROBIOLOGY MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE OPTION Dual Degree (BIOSC.BS & MLSCI.BS)		61
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		61
DUAL DEGREE PROGRAM B.S. Biological Sciences – BIOSC.BS B.S. Microbiology, Med Lab Sci Option MLSCI.BS		61
B.S. Biology & Microbiology - Medical Laboratory Science Option (Dual Degree)		62
(BIOSC.BS & MLSCI.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		62
FIRST YEAR		62
SECOND YEAR		62
THIRD YEAR		62
FOURTH YEAR		62
FIFTH YEAR		62
(4) A&S Chemistry-Physics (26-27)		64
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS		64
FACULTY		64
https://www.swosu.edu/academics/academic-departments/chemistry-physics/index.php		64
CHEMISTRY		64
PHYSICS		64
CHEMISTRY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES		64
ENGINEERING PHYSICS GOALS AND OBJECTIVES		64
CHEMISTRY PROGRAMS OF STUDY		65
PHYSICS PROGRAMS OF STUDY		65
CHEMISTRY GENERAL INFORMATION		65
PHYSICS GENERAL INFORMATION		66
BACHELOR OF ARTS CHEMISTRY B.A. (CHEMA.BA)		67
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		67
CHEMISTRY MAJOR (B.A.)		67
CHEMISTRY (B.A.) (CHEMA.BA) Suggested Course Sequence		69
FIRST YEAR		69
SECOND YEAR		69
THIRD YEAR		69
FOURTH YEAR		69
CHEMISTRY (B.A.) (CHEMA.BA) Biochemistry Emphasis Suggested Course Sequence		70
FIRST YEAR		70
SECOND YEAR		70
THIRD YEAR		70
FOURTH YEAR		70
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CHEMISTRY (CHEMB.BS)		71
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		71
CHEMISTRY (B.S.) (CHEMB.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		72
FIRST YEAR		72
SECOND YEAR		72
THIRD YEAR		72
FOURTH YEAR		72
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CHEMISTRY – PROFESSIONAL (CHEMPRO.BS)		73
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		73
CHEMISTRY MAJOR (B.S. Professional)		73
CHEMISTRY (B.S. Professional) (CHEMPRO.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		74
FIRST YEAR		74
SECOND YEAR		74
THIRD YEAR		74
FOURTH YEAR		74
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ENGINEERING PHYSICS (ENGPH.BS)		75
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		75
ENGINEERING PHYSICS MAJOR		75
ENGINEERING PHYSICS (ENGPH.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		76
FIRST YEAR		76
SECOND YEAR		76
THIRD YEAR		76
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FOURTH YEAR		77
CERTIFICATES		78
CERTIFICATE IN CHEMICAL QUALITY CONTROL		78
(5) A&S Creat Media Visual Arts (26-27)		79
DEPARTMENT OF CREATIVE MEDIA & VISUAL ARTS		79
FACULTY		79
DEPARTMENTAL GOALS		79
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		79
GENERAL INFORMATION		79
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS GRAPHIC DESIGN (GRPDS.BFA)		81
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		81
GRAPHIC DESIGN OPTION		81
GRAPHIC DESIGN (GRPDS.BFA) Suggested Course Sequence		82
FIRST YEAR		82
SECOND YEAR		82
THIRD YEAR		82
FOURTH YEAR		82
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS ILLUSTRATION (ILLUS.BFA)		83
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		83
ILLUSTRATION OPTION		83
ILLUSTRATION (ILLUS.BFA) Suggested Course Sequence		84
FIRST YEAR		84
SECOND YEAR		84
THIRD YEAR		84
FOURTH YEAR		84
BACHELOR OF ARTS COMMUNICATION ARTS (COMM.BA)		85
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		85
COMMUNICATION ARTS MAJOR		85
COMMUNICATION ARTS STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION EMPHASIS (COMM.BA)		86
FIRST YEAR		86
SECOND YEAR		86
THIRD YEAR		86
FOURTH YEAR		86
COMMUNICATION ARTS FILM AND LIVE ENTERTAINMENT (COMM.BA)		87
FIRST YEAR		87
SECOND YEAR		87
THIRD YEAR		87
FOURTH YEAR		87
BACHELOR OF ARTS DIGITAL DESIGN (DGDSN.BA)		88
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		88
MULTIMEDIA DESIGNER		88
FIRST YEAR		89
SECOND YEAR		89
(6) A&S Interdiscipl Studies (26-27)		90
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES		90
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES		90
PROGRAM GOALS		90
PROGRAM OF STUDY		90
GENERAL INFORMATION		90
BACHELOR OF ARTS INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES (INTDI.BA)		91
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		91
Interdisciplinary Studies Major/Minor		91
REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO GRADUATION		91
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE		98
GENERAL STUDIES (GENST.AS)		98
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		98
(7) A&S Lang & Lit (26-27)		99
DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE		99
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES		99
FACULTY		99
DEPARTMENTAL GOALS		99
1. Deep learning of academic content through languages, literatures and cultures with respect to understanding their connections to life circumstances.		99
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		99
GENERAL INFORMATION		99
BACHELOR OF ARTS ENGLISH (ENGL.BA)		100
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		100
ENGLISH MAJOR		100
ENGLISH: Writing Emphasis (ENGL.BA) Suggested Course Sequence		102
FIRST YEAR		102
SECOND YEAR		102
THIRD YEAR		102
FOURTH YEAR		102
ENGLISH: Literature Emphasis (ENGL.BA) Suggested Course Sequence		103
FIRST YEAR		103
SECOND YEAR		103
THIRD YEAR		103
FOURTH YEAR		103
CERTIFICATES		104
CERTIFICATE IN WORLD LANGUAGES		104
(8) A&S Math (26-27)		105
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS		105
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES		105
FACULTY		105
DEPARTMENTAL GOALS		105
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		105
PROGRAM GOALS		105
GENERAL INFORMATION		105
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MATHEMATICS (MATH.BS)		107
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		107
MATHEMATICS MAJOR		107
MATHEMATICS (MATH.BS) Suggested Course Sequence*		108
FIRST YEAR		108
SECOND YEAR		108
THIRD YEAR		108
FOURTH YEAR		108
(9) A&S Music (26-27)		109
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC		109
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES		109
FACULTY		109
DEPARTMENTAL GOALS		109
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		109
GENERAL INFORMATION		109
BACHELOR OF MUSIC		111
(MUPOR.BM, MUVOI.BM, MUORC.BM, MUSBU.BM)		111
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		111
BACHELOR OF MUSIC		111
Bachelor of Music with Emphasis in MUSIC PERFORMANCE PIANO or ORGAN (MUPOR.BM) Suggested Course Sequence		113
FIRST YEAR		113
SECOND YEAR		113
THIRD YEAR		113
FOURTH YEAR		113
Bachelor of Music with Emphasis in MUSIC PERFORMANCE VOICE		114
(MUVOI.BM) Suggested Course Sequence		114
FIRST YEAR		114
SECOND YEAR		114
THIRD YEAR		114
FOURTH YEAR		114
Bachelor of Music with Emphasis in MUSIC PERFORMANCE ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENT (MUORC.BM) Suggested Course Sequence		115
FIRST YEAR		115
SECOND YEAR		115
THIRD YEAR		115
FOURTH YEAR		115
Bachelor of Music with Emphasis in MUSIC with ELECTIVES in BUSINESS		116
(MUSBU.BM) Suggested Course Sequence		116
FIRST YEAR		116
SECOND YEAR		116
THIRD YEAR		116
FOURTH YEAR		116
BACHELOR OF MUSIC MUSIC THERAPY - INSTRUMENTAL EMPHASIS (MUMTI.BM)		117
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		117
MUSIC THERAPY MAJOR (Instrumental Emphasis)		117
BACHELOR OF MUSIC MUSIC THERAPY - VOCAL/KEYBOARD (MUMTV.BM)		119
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		119
MUSIC THERAPY MAJOR (Vocal/Keyboard Emphasis)		119
BACHELOR OF MUSIC in MUSIC THERAPY (INSTRUMENTAL)		121
(MUMTI.BM) Suggested Course Sequence		121
FIRST YEAR		121
SECOND YEAR		121
THIRD YEAR		121
FOURTH YEAR		121
BACHELOR OF MUSIC in MUSIC THERAPY (VOCAL/KEYBOARD)		122
(MUMTV.BM) Suggested Course Sequence		122
FIRST YEAR		122
SECOND YEAR		122
THIRD YEAR		122
FOURTH YEAR		122
CERTIFICATE IN MUSIC FOR SPECIAL LEARNERS		123
(10) A&S Social Sciences (26-27)		124
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCES		124
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES		124
FACULTY		124
DEPARTMENTAL GOALS		124
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		124
ADVISORS AND PROGRAMS		124
MINOR PROGRAMS		124
GENERAL INFORMATION		125
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES		125
BACHELOR OF ARTS CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIMJS.BA)		126
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		126
CRIMINAL JUSTICE MAJOR		126
CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIMJS.BA) Suggested Course Sequence		127
FIRST YEAR		127
SECOND YEAR		127
THIRD YEAR		127
FOURTH YEAR		127
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE		128
CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIMJS.AS)		128
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		128
BACHELOR OF ARTS HISTORY (HIST.BA)		129
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		129
HISTORY MAJOR		129
HISTORY (HIST.BA) Suggested Course Sequence		130
FIRST YEAR		130
SECOND YEAR		130
THIRD YEAR		130
FOURTH YEAR		130
BACHELOR OF ARTS POLITICAL SCIENCE (POLSC.BA)		131
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		131
POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR		131
POLITICAL SCIENCE (POLSC.BA) Suggested Course Sequence		132
FIRST YEAR		132
SECOND YEAR		132
THIRD YEAR		132
FOURTH YEAR		132
(11) Coll of Busin & Tech Intro (26-27)		133
EVERETT DOBSON COLLEGE OF		133
BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY		133
Dr. Trisha Wald, Dean		133
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS		133
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE		133
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B.B.A.)		133
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE		133
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE		133
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE		133
DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY		133
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE		133
(12) Business (26-27)		134
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS		134
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY		134
FACULTY		134
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		134
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR ACCOUNTING OPTION (ACCT.BBA)		136
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		136
ACCOUNTING OPTION		136
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR ACCOUNTING OPTION (ACCT.BBA) Suggested Course Sequence		137
FIRST YEAR		137
SECOND YEAR		137
THIRD YEAR		137
FOURTH YEAR		137
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR AEROSPACE MANAGEMENT OPTION (AERMG.BBA)		138
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		138
AEROSPACE MANAGEMENT OPTION		138
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR AEROSPACE MANAGEMENT OPTION (AERMG.BBA) Suggested Course Sequence		139
FIRST YEAR		139
SECOND YEAR		139
THIRD YEAR		139
FOURTH YEAR		139
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS OPTION (AGBUS.BBA)		140
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		140
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS OPTION		140
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS OPTION (AGBUS.BBA) Suggested Course Sequence		141
FIRST YEAR		141
SECOND YEAR		141
THIRD YEAR		141
FOURTH YEAR		141
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP OPTION (ENTR.BBA)		142
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		142
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP OPTION (ENTR.BBA) Suggested Course Sequence		143
FIRST YEAR		143
SECOND YEAR		143
THIRD YEAR		143
FOURTH YEAR		143
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR FINANCE OPTION (FINAN.BBA)		144
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		144
FINANCE OPTION		144
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR FINANCE OPTION (FINAN.BBA) Suggested Course Sequence		145
FIRST YEAR		145
SECOND YEAR		145
THIRD YEAR		145
FOURTH YEAR		145
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR GENERAL BUSINESS OPTION (GENBS.BBA)		146
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		146
GENERAL BUSINESS OPTION		146
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR GENERAL BUSINESS OPTION (GENBS.BBA) Suggested Course Sequence		147
FIRST YEAR		147
SECOND YEAR		147
THIRD YEAR		147
FOURTH YEAR		147
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OPTION (HRMNG.BBA)		148
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		148
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OPTION		148
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OPTION (HRMNG.BBA) Suggested Course Sequence		149
FIRST YEAR		149
SECOND YEAR		149
THIRD YEAR		149
FOURTH YEAR		149
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL STUDIES OPTION (LDORS.BBA)		150
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		150
LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL STUDIES OPTION		150
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL STUDIES OPTION (LDORS.BBA) Suggested Course Sequence		151
FIRST YEAR		151
SECOND YEAR		151
THIRD YEAR		151
FOURTH YEAR		151
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR MANAGEMENT OPTION (MANAG.BBA)		152
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		152
MANAGEMENT OPTION		152
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR MANAGEMENT OPTION (MANAG.BBA) Suggested Course Sequence		153
FIRST YEAR		153
SECOND YEAR		153
THIRD YEAR		153
FOURTH YEAR		153
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR MARKETING OPTION (MARK.BBA)		154
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		154
MARKETING OPTION		154
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR MARKETING OPTION (MARK.BBA) Suggested Course Sequence		155
FIRST YEAR		155
SECOND YEAR		155
THIRD YEAR		155
FOURTH YEAR		155
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE		156
GENERAL BUSINESS (GNBUS.AS)		156
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		156
CERTIFICATES		157
CERTIFICATE IN AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS		157
CERTIFICATE IN BANK MANAGEMENT		157
CERTIFICATE IN CORPORATE FINANCE		157
CERTIFICATE IN FINANCIAL ADVISING		157
CERTIFICATE IN FINANCIAL MODELING		157
CERTIFICATE IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT		157
CERTIFICATE IN REAL ESTATE FINANCE		157
(13) Comp Sci (26-27)		158
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE		158
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY		158
FACULTY		158
DEPARTMENTAL GOALS		158
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		158
GENERAL INFORMATION		158
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (ARNTL.BS)		159
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		159
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MAJOR		159
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MAJOR (ARNTL.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		160
FIRST YEAR		160
SECOND YEAR		160
THIRD YEAR		160
FOURTH YEAR		160
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE COMPUTER SCIENCE (COMSC.BS)		161
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		161
COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR		161
COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR (COMSC.BS) Computer Forensics Option (CMPFR) Suggested Course Sequence		163
FIRST YEAR		163
SECOND YEAR		163
THIRD YEAR		163
FOURTH YEAR		163
COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR (COMSC.BS) Cybersecurity Option (CYBER) Suggested Course Sequence		164
FIRST YEAR		164
SECOND YEAR		164
THIRD YEAR		164
FOURTH YEAR		164
COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR (COMSC.BS) Data Analytics Option (DATAA) Suggested Course Sequence		165
FIRST YEAR		165
SECOND YEAR		165
THIRD YEAR		165
FOURTH YEAR		165
COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR (COMSC.BS) Management Information Systems Option (MNINS) Suggested Course Sequence		166
FIRST YEAR		166
SECOND YEAR		166
THIRD YEAR		166
FOURTH YEAR		166
COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR (COMSC.BS) Software Development Option (SOFTD) Suggested Course Sequence		167
FIRST YEAR		167
SECOND YEAR		167
THIRD YEAR		167
FOURTH YEAR		167
COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR (COMSC.BS) Video Game Design Option (VIDGD) Suggested Course Sequence		168
FIRST YEAR		168
SECOND YEAR		168
THIRD YEAR		168
FOURTH YEAR		168
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE		169
COMPUTER SCIENCE (COMSA.AS)		169
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		169
CERTIFICATES		170
CERTIFICATE IN CYBERSECURITY		170
CERTIFICATE IN DATA ANALYTICS		170
CERTIFICATE IN DIGITAL COMPUTER FORENSICS		170
CERTIFICATE IN ESPORTS		170
(14) Eng Tech (26-27)		171
DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY		171
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY		171
FACULTY		171
GENERAL INFORMATION		171
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		171
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		172
Program Educational Objectives		173
Engineering Technology (ENGTE.BS) Environmental Engineering Technology Option Suggested Course Sequence		174
FIRST YEAR		174
SECOND YEAR		174
THIRD YEAR		174
FOURTH YEAR		174
Engineering Technology (ENGTE.BS) Manufacturing Engineering Technology Option Suggested Course Sequence		175
FIRST YEAR		175
SECOND YEAR		175
THIRD YEAR		175
FOURTH YEAR		175
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT (ENMGT.BS)		176
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		176
ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT		176
MAJOR/MINOR		176
Engineering Management (ENMGT.BS) Computer Electronics Technology Option Suggested Course Sequence		178
FIRST YEAR		178
SECOND YEAR		178
THIRD YEAR		178
FOURTH YEAR		178
FIRST YEAR		179
SECOND YEAR		179
THIRD YEAR		179
FOURTH YEAR		179
FIRST YEAR		180
SECOND YEAR		180
THIRD YEAR		180
FOURTH YEAR		180
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		181
CERTIFICATE IN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY		182
(15) Reach High Deg Compl Prog (26-27)		183
REACH HIGHER DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAM		183
FACULTY		183
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		183
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP (ORLD.BS)		184
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		184
ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP MAJOR		184
(16) Coll of Edu & Beh Sci Intro (26-27)		186
Degrees Offered in the		186
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES		186
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION		186
DEPARTMENT OF KINESIOLOGY		186
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT		186
DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY		186
(17) Education (26-27)		187
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION		187
FACULTY		187
PROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS		187
ADMISSION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION		187
ADMISSION TO THE STUDENT TEACHING		187
COMPLETION OF STUDENT TEACHING/PROGRAM		188
(18) Elem-Secondary Education (26-27		189
PROGRAMS/COURSES OF STUDY		189
K-12 SUBJECT AREA OBJECTIVES		189
ART		189
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION		189
MUSIC		189
MILD/MODERATE SPECIAL EDUCATION		189
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION ART EDUCATION (EDART.BAEd)		190
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		190
ART EDUCATION MAJOR		190
FIRST YEAR		191
SECOND YEAR		191
THIRD YEAR		191
FOURTH YEAR		191
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION (EDHPH.BSEd)		192
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		192
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJOR		192
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION (EDHPH.BSEd) Suggested Course Sequence		194
FIRST YEAR		194
SECOND YEAR		194
THIRD YEAR		194
FOURTH YEAR		194
BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION INSTRUMENTAL/GENERAL MUSIC (EDMUI.BMEd)		195
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		195
INSTRUMENTAL/GENERAL MUSIC MAJOR		195
Professional Semester		196
MUSIC EDUCATION - INSTRUMENTAL/GENERAL (EDMUI.BMEd) Suggested Course Sequence		197
FIRST YEAR		197
SECOND YEAR		197
THIRD YEAR		197
FOURTH YEAR		198
BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION VOCAL AND GENERAL MUSIC (EDMUV.BMEd)		199
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		199
VOCAL AND GENERAL MUSIC MAJOR		199
MUSIC EDUCATION - VOCAL/GENERAL (EDMUV.BMEd) Suggested Course Sequence		201
FIRST YEAR		201
SECOND YEAR		201
THIRD YEAR		201
FOURTH YEAR		202
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION MILD/MODERATE SPECIAL EDUCATION (EDMMS.BSEd)		203
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		203
MILD/MODERATE SPECIAL EDUCATION MAJOR		203
MILD/MODERATE SPECIAL EDUCATION (EDMMS.BSEd) Suggested Course Sequence		204
FIRST YEAR		204
SECOND YEAR		204
THIRD YEAR		204
FOURTH YEAR		204
(19) Elementary Education (26-27)		205
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION		205
Upon completion of the Elementary Education or Early Childhood Education program, candidates will be able to:		205
1. Apply sound principles of teaching and learning to design effective instruction for diverse learners.		205
2. Demonstrate broad content knowledge across communications, social sciences, world cultures, scientific discovery, and the creative arts, with an appreciation for cultural and artistic expression.		205
3. Exhibit humanistic qualities of empathy, flexibility, and respect for individual differences in fostering positive learning environments.		205
4. Interpret and use data to understand students’ social, emotional, intellectual, and cultural contexts.		205
5. Utilize current research and trends to create developmentally appropriate learning environments that foster self-discipline and intrinsic motivation.		205
6. Practice professional ethics and dispositions consistent with the teaching profession.		205
7. Develop measurable objectives and aligned assessments across curricular areas.		205
Elementary Education Major (B.S.Ed.)		205
In addition to the shared goals, graduates of the Elementary Education program will be able to (aligned to CAEP Elementary Standards):		205
1. Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of core subjects (English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies) to effectively teach grades 1–8.		205
2. Integrate cross-disciplinary approaches to support literacy, numeracy, scientific reasoning, and critical thinking across the curriculum.		205
3. Use developmentally appropriate strategies to meet the diverse needs of upper elementary and middle-grade learners.		205
4. Apply assessment literacy to design, implement, and interpret multiple forms of assessment that guide instructional decision-making.		205
5. Demonstrate leadership and collaboration skills in working with families, colleagues, and communities to support student learning and development.		205
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		206
GENERAL INFORMATION		206
 Students completing either program must earn a passing score on examinations required by the Oklahoma State Department of Education.		206
 Recommendations for the teaching certificate are made to the Certification Section by the University, and certification is then granted by the State Board of Education.		206
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION OPTION (EDECD.BSEd)		207
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		207
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION OPTION		207
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION OPTION (EDECD.BSEd) Suggested Course Sequence		208
FIRST YEAR		208
SECOND YEAR		208
THIRD YEAR		208
FOURTH YEAR		208
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (EDELE.BSEd)		209
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		209
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJOR		209
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (EDELE.BSEd) Suggested Course Sequence		210
FIRST YEAR		210
SECOND YEAR		210
THIRD YEAR		210
FOURTH YEAR		210
(20) Secondary Education (26-27)		211
GOALS		211
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		211
GENERAL INFORMATION		211
6-12 AREA OBJECTIVES		211
ENGLISH		211
HISTORY		211
MATHEMATICS		211
NATURAL SCIENCE		212
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION ENGLISH EDUCATION (EDENG.BAEd)		213
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		213
ENGLISH EDUCATION MAJOR		213
ENGLISH EDUCATION (EDENG.BAEd) Suggested Course Sequence		215
FIRST YEAR		215
SECOND YEAR		215
THIRD YEAR		215
FOURTH YEAR		215
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION HISTORY EDUCATION (EDHIS.BAEd)		216
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		216
HISTORY EDUCATION MAJOR		216
HISTORY EDUCATION (EDHIS.BAEd) Suggested Course Sequence		217
FIRST YEAR		217
SECOND YEAR		217
THIRD YEAR		217
FOURTH YEAR		217
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION MATHEMATICS EDUCATION (EDMAT.BSEd)		218
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		218
MATHEMATICS EDUCATION MAJOR		218
MATHEMATICS EDUCATION (EDMAT.BSEd) Suggested Course Sequence*		219
FIRST YEAR		219
SECOND YEAR		219
THIRD YEAR		219
FOURTH YEAR		219
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION NATURAL SCIENCE EDUCATION (EDNSC.BSEd)		220
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		220
NATURAL SCIENCE EDUCATION – (EDNSC.BSEd) Suggested Course Sequence		221
FIRST YEAR		221
SECOND YEAR		221
THIRD YEAR		221
FOURTH YEAR		221
(21) Learning and Instruction (26-27)		222
GENERAL INFORMATION		222
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION LEARNING AND INSTRUCTION (LRNIN.BS)		223
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		223
LEARNING AND INSTRUCTION		223
(22) Kinesiology (26-27)		225
FACULTY		225
DEPARTMENTAL GOALS		225
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		225
GENERAL INFORMATION		225
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EXERCISE SCIENCE (EXSCI.BS)		226
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		226
EXERCISE SCIENCE MAJOR		226
EXERCISE SCIENCE (EXSCI.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		227
FIRST YEAR		227
SECOND YEAR		227
THIRD YEAR		227
FOURTH YEAR		227
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN SPORTS MANAGEMENT (SPMNG.BS)		228
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		228
SPORTS MANAGEMENT MAJOR		228
SPORTS MANAGEMENT (SPMNG.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		229
FIRST YEAR		229
SECOND YEAR		229
THIRD YEAR		229
FOURTH YEAR		229
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE KINESIOLOGY (KINES.AS)		230
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		230
(23) Parks and Rec Mngmt (26-27)		231
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT		231
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES		231
FACULTY		231
DEPARTMENTAL GOALS		231
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		231
https://online.flippingbook.com/view/566548080/		231
GENERAL INFORMATION		231
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE PARKS AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT (PRM.BS)		232
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		232
PARKS AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT MAJOR		232
PARKS AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT (PRM.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		234
FIRST YEAR		234
SECOND YEAR		234
THIRD YEAR		234
FOURTH YEAR		234
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE PARKS AND WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT (PWLE.BS)		235
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		235
PARKS AND WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT MAJOR		235
PARKS AND WILDLIFE LAW EINFORCEMENT (PWLE.BS) (CLEET OPTION) Suggested Course Sequence		236
FIRST YEAR		236
SECOND YEAR		236
THIRD YEAR		236
FOURTH YEAR (CLEET OPTION)		236
FOURTH YEAR (CLEET OPTION)		236
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT (EM.AS)		237
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		237
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT MAJOR		237
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN WILDLAND FIREFIGHTING (WLDFF.AS)		238
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		238
WILDLAND FIREFIGHTING MAJOR		238
(24) Psychology (26-27)		239
DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY		239
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES		239
FACULTY		239
DEPARTMENTAL GOALS FOR UNDERGRADUATES		239
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		239
THE FIELD OF PSYCHOLOGY		239
SWOSU PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT AND PROGRAMS		239
RESEARCH INTEREST		239
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY (PSYCH.BS)		240
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		240
PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR		240
PSYCHOLOGY (PSYCH.BS) Suggested Course Sequence		241
FIRST YEAR		241
SECOND YEAR		241
THIRD YEAR		241
FOURTH YEAR		241
(25) Coll of Nurs & Hlth Prof Intro (26-27)		242
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS		242
DEPARTMENT OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES		242
DEPARTMENT OF NURSING		242
(26) Allied Hlth Sci Intro (26-27)		243
DEPARTMENT OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES (Overview)		243
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS		243
FACULTY		243
DEPARTMENT GOALS		243
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		243
MASTER OF SCIENCE HEALTHCARE INFORMATION		244
MANAGEMENT (HIIM.MS)		244
MASTER OF HEALTH SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE (HLSCM.MHSC)		244
The Master of Health Science (MHSc) degree offers advanced education and professional development for individuals seeking to elevate their careers in the healthcare sector. With two specialized tracks – Healthcare Executive Management and Healthcare E...		244
HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION (HCADM.BS)		244
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT (HIM.BS)		244
HEALTH SCIENCES MAJOR (HLSCI.BS)		244
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN HEALTH SCIENCE (HLSCI.BAS)		244
ASSOCIATE DEGREES IN APPLIED SCIENCE		244
ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE		246
ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE		247
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN (MEDLBTECH.AAS)		247
This program is designed to prepare students for entry level positions as medical laboratory technicians. To enter the program, students must meet the general admission requirements of the University as well as meet all program admission requirements....		247
ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT (OTA.AAS)		248
ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT (PTA.AAS)		249
Choose one Anatomy Course:		250
Choose one Physiology Course:		250
ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE		251
RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY (RADTC.AAS)		251
This program is designed to prepare students to function as radiologic technologists. A separate application for admission to the Radiologic Technology Program must be submitted by established deadlines. Acceptance into the program is based upon grade...		251
ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE		252
SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY (SURGT.AAS)		252
The program is designed to prepare students for a rewarding career as Surgical Technologists, playing a crucial role in operating rooms across Oklahoma. The SWOSU Surgical Technology Program offers a comprehensive curriculum that combines online didac...		252
(27) Health Care Adm (26-27)		253
HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION		253
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS		253
FACULTY		253
PROGRAM GOALS		253
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		253
GENERAL INFORMATION		253
THE PROFESSION		253
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		255
HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION MAJOR		255
FIRST YEAR		257
SECOND YEAR		257
THIRD YEAR		257
FOURTH YEAR		257
(28) Health Info Mngmt (26-27)		258
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT		258
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS		258
FACULTY		258
PROGRAM GOALS		258
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		258
GENERAL INFORMATION		258
ABOUT THE PROFESSION		258
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS		258
HIM INTERNSHIP		259
PROGRAM COMPLETION		259
PROGRAM OUTCOMES		259
ACCREDITATION		259
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		260
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT MAJOR		260
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT (HIM.BS) Suggested Course Sequence*		261
FIRST YEAR		261
SECOND YEAR		261
THIRD YEAR		261
FOURTH YEAR		261
(29) Health Sciences (26-27)		262
HEALTH SCIENCES		262
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS		262
FACULTY		262
GOALS		262
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		262
GENERAL INFORMATION		262
HEALTH CAREER PLANNING		262
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCES MAJOR (HLSCI.BS)		263
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		263
HEALTH SCIENCES MAJOR		263
HEALTH SCIENCES (HLSCI.BS) Suggested Course Sequence*		264
FIRST YEAR		264
SECOND YEAR		264
THIRD YEAR		264
FOURTH YEAR		264
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN HEALTH SCIENCE (HLSCI.BAS)		265
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		265
APPLIED HEALTH SCIENCE MAJOR		265
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN HEALTH SCIENCE (HLSCI.BAS) Suggested Course Sequence		266
FIRST YEAR		266
APPLY TO AAS PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM OF CHOICE		266
SECOND YEAR		266
GRADUATE WITH AAS IN HEALTHCARE RELATED FIELD		266
THIRD YEAR		266
FOURTH YEAR		266
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN HEALTH SCIENCE (HLSCI.AS)		267
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		267
HEALTH SCIENCE MAJOR		267
(30) Nursing (26-27)		269
DEPARTMENT OF NURSING		269
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS		269
FACULTY		269
PROGRAM STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES		269
PROGRAMS OF STUDY		269
GENERAL INFORMATION		269
History		269
Accreditation/Memberships		269
Instructional Resources		270
Financial Information		270
Fees and Charges		270
Admissions to Pre-Professional Component		270
Admission to the Professional Nursing Component Non-Registered Nurse Students		270
Application and Selection		270
Advanced Standing Examinations (Pre-Professional)		270
Registered Nurse Students		270
Application and Selection (R.N. to B.S.N.)		270
L.P.N. to B.S.N		271
Application and Selection (L.P.N. to B.S.N)		271
The Licensed Practical Nurse may make application after official admission to the University and during designated application cycles in spring and fall. Criteria for admission to the nursing L.P.N. to B.S.N. program include a retention GPA of 2.5 (on...		271
Application and Selection (M.S.N.)		271
Retention and Promotion of a Student in Nursing		271
Advisement		271
Requirements for Graduation		271
Requirements for Licensure to Practice Profession		272
Careers in Nursing		272
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING		273
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		273
TRADITIONAL NURSING OPTION (NURS.BSN)		273
R.N. to B.S.N. OPTION (NURSR.BSN)		273
L.P.N. to B.S.N. OPTION (NURSL.BSN)		274
Admission to SWOSU does not guarantee admission to the Nursing Program		274
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (Traditional Nursing NURS.BSN) Suggested Course Sequence		275
FIRST YEAR		275
SECOND YEAR		275
THIRD YEAR		275
FOURTH YEAR		275
LPN to BSN (NURSL.BSN) Suggested Course Sequence		276
FALL Entry after completion of General Education requirements		276
FIRST SEMESTER		276
SECOND SEMESTER		276
THIRD SEMESTER		276
LPN to BSN (NURSL.BSN) Suggested Course Sequence		276
SPRING Entry after completion of General Education requirements		276
FIRST SEMESTER		276
SECOND SEMESTER		276
THIRD SEMESTER		276
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE		277
GENERAL STUDIES		277
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		277
(31) College of Pharmacy (26-27)		278
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY		278
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY		279
FACULTY		279
DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES		279
DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACY PRACTICE		279
OFFICE OF EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION		279
RURAL HEALTH CENTER		279
Degrees Offered:		279
DOCTOR OF PHARMACY (PHARM.PHARMD)		280
GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)		280
Bolded courses are required. Italicized Courses are recommended.		280
DOCTOR OF PHARMACY (140 hours)		280
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES*		281
(70 HOURS)		281
Elective Courses (selected from above) ...............................................4		281
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) College of Pharmacy PRE-PROFESSIONAL (PHRMP.BA) Suggested Course Sequence		282
FIRST PRE-PROFESSIONAL YEAR		282
SECOND PRE-PROFESSIONAL YEAR		282
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) College of Pharmacy PROFESSIONAL (PHARM.PHARMD) Suggested Course Sequence		283
FIRST PROFESSIONAL YEAR		283
Summer Semester 6170 IPPE – Community (0)		283
SECOND PROFESSIONAL YEAR		283
Summer Semester 6380 IPPE – Health-Systems (0)		283
THIRD PROFESSIONAL YEAR		283
FOURTH PROFESSIONAL YEAR		283
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY STUDENT HANDBOOK		284
HISTORY		284
VISION, MISSION, AND VALUES		284
PHARMACY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES		284
LICENSURE		284
PROGRAM OF STUDY AND RESIDENCE		284
ADMISSION TO PRE-PHARMACY STUDY		285
PRE-PROFESSIONAL CURRICULUM		285
ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL DOCTOR OF PHARMACY PROGRAM		285
APPLICANT SELECTION		285
ADMISSION WITH ADVANCED STANDING FROM OTHER ACCREDITED COLLEGES OF PHARMACY		286
ADVANCED STANDING EXAMINATIONS AND CLEP		286
ADVISEMENT		286
THE PHARMACY CURRICULUM		286
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY REGULATIONS		287
SPECIAL NOTES ON THE PROFESSIONAL PHARM.D. PROGRAM		288
CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS		289
FOR FINANCIAL AID PURPOSES		289
The professional Doctor of Pharmacy program requires four professional years of study which includes 140 credit hours. Upon admission to the Doctor of Pharmacy program, students who have at least 72 credit hours or a degree will be considered a gradua...		289
FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION		289
(32) Sayre Location (26-27)		290
SAYRE LOCATION		290
FACULTY		290
CAMPUS LOCATION		290
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND		290
CAMPUS DESCRIPTION		290
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS		290
Baptist Collegiate Ministry		290
(33) A&S Minor Programs (26-27)		292
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES		292
MINOR PROGRAMS OF STUDY		292
MINOR PROGRAMS OF STUDY IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES		293
ART HISTORY (AHIST)		293
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (BIOL)		293
CHEMISTRY (CHEM)		293
COMMUNICATION ARTS (COMM)		293
CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIMJ)		293
ECONOMICS (ECONO)		293
ENGLISH (ENGL)		293
FILM (FILM)		293
GRAPHIC DESIGN (ARTGD)		293
HISTORY (HIST)		294
ILLUSTRATION (ILLUS)		294
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (INTN)		294
MATHEMATICS (MATH)		294
MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES (MLTID)		294
MUSIC PERFORMANCE STUDIES (MUSIC)		294
MUSICAL THEATRE (MSTHR)		294
PHYSICAL SCIENCE (PHYSC)		294
PHYSICS (PHY)		295
POLITICAL SCIENCE (POLSC)		295
PRE-LAW (PRELW)		295
PROFESSIONAL WRITING (PRWRT)		295
PUBLIC RELATIONS (PUBRL)		295
SOCIOLOGY (SOCIO)		295
SPANISH (SPAN)		295
STATISTICS (STAT)		296
WOMEN’S STUDIES (WDSTD)		296
WORLD LANGUAGES (WRLDL)		296
(34) Busi Tech Minor Prog (26-27)		297
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY		297
MINOR PROGRAMS OF STUDY		297
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY		297
ACCOUNTING (ACCT)		298
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS (AGBUS)		298
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (ARNTL)		298
COMPUTER FORENSICS (FRNSC)		298
COMPUTER SCIENCE (CMPSC)		298
COMPUTER ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY (CMPTC)		298
CYBERSECURITY (CYBSC)		298
DATA ANALYTICS – CS Majors (DANCS)		298
DATA ANALYTICS – Non -CS Majors (DANNC)		298
ENTREPRENEURSHIP (ENTRE)		298
ESPORTS (ESPRT)		298
FINANCE (FINAN)		299
GENERAL TECHNOLOGY (GENTC)		299
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (HRMGT)		299
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (INTBS)		299
MANAGEMENT (MNGMT)		299
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS (INSYS)		299
MARKETING (MRKTG)		299
ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP (ORGLD)		299
REAL ESTATE PRACTICE (RLEST)		300
VIDEO GAME DESIGN (xxxxx)		300
(35) Edu Beh Sci Minor Prog (26-27)		301
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES		301
MINOR PROGRAMS OF STUDY		301
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES		301
MINOR PROGRAMS OF STUDY IN THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES		302
ATHLETIC COACHING (Non-Certification) (ATHCO)		302
ATHLETIC TRAINING (ATHTR)		302
CHILD DEVELOPMENT (CDPSY)		302
FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY (FRNPSY)		302
HEALTH AND WELLNESS (HWELL)		302
NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (NRM)		302
NUTRITION (NTRTN)		302
PARKS & RECREATION MANAGEMENT (PRM)		302
PARKS AND WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT (PWLE)		303
PSYCHOLOGY (PSYCH)		303
PSYCHOLOGY MINOR IN SUBSTANCE USE AND DISORDERS		303
SUBSTANCE USE AND DISORDERS (SUD)		303
SPORTS MANAGEMENT (SPRTM)		303
SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY (SRPSY)		304
TACTICAL LEADERSHIP (TCTLD)		304
WILDLAND FIRE MANAGEMENT (WRMG)		304
(36) Nurs Hlth Prof Minor Prog (26-27)		305
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS		305
MINOR PROGRAMS OF STUDY		305
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS		305
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES MINOR (EMSRV)		306
HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION MINOR (HCA)		306
HEALTH DATA ANALYTICS MINOR (HDATA)		306
HEALTH SCIENCES MINOR (HSCI)		306
HEALTH SCIENCES FOR SPORTS		306
MEDICINE MINOR (SRTSM)		306
PUBLIC HEALTH MINOR (PBHLT)		306
(37) Pre-Prof Prog (26-27)		307
PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS OF STUDY		307
PRE-PROFESSIONAL CURRICULA		308
PRE-PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION SCIENCES & DISORDERS		308
PRE-DENTISTRY		308
PRE-ENGINEERING		308
PRE-PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL IMAGING AND RADIATION SCIENCES		308
PRE-MEDICINE		309
OSU 3+1 RURAL MEDICAL EARLY ADMISSION PROGRAM		309
PRE-NURSING		309
PRE-PROFESSIONAL NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES/CLINICAL DIETETICS		309
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT (OTA) & PRE-OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (OT)		309
PRE-OPTOMETRY		310
PRE-PHARMACY		310
PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT (PTA) & PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY (PT)		310
PRE-PHYSICIAN ASSOCIATE		310
PRE-VETERINARY MEDICINE		311
(38) Gen Educ Crse Descrip (26-27)		312
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS		312
General Education		312
ART 1223 ART SURVEY		312
ASL 2163 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I		312
ASTRO 1904 ASTRONOMY		312
BIOL 1004 BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS		312
BIOL 1013 CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY		312
BIOL 1054 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I		312
CHEM 1004 GENERAL CHEMISTRY		312
COMM 1263 INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE		312
COMM 1313 INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC SPEAKING		312
COMSC 1023 COMPUTERS & INFORMATION ACCESS		312
ECONO 2263 INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS		312
ECONO 2363 INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS		312
ENGL 1113 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I		312
ENGL 1213 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II		312
ENTRP 1123 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS		312
FINAN 2113 PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING		312
GEOG 1103 WORLD CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY		313
GEOL 1934 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY		313
HIST 1003 EARLY WORLD HISTORY		313
HIST 1023 MODERN WORLD HISTORY		313
HIST 1043 UNITED STATES HISTORY TO 1877		313
HIST 1053 UNITED STATES HISTORY SINCE 1877		313
HUM 1103 INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES		313
ITAL 1004 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN I		313
KINES 1133 WELLNESS CONCEPTS AND EXERCISE APPLICATIONS		313
LATIN 1054 ELEMENTARY LATIN I		313
LIT 2333 INTRODUCTION TO FILM		313
LIT 2413 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE		313
MATH 1143 MATH CONCEPTS		313
MATH 1153 MATH APPLICATIONS		313
MATH 1193 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS		313
MATH 1513 COLLEGE ALGEBRA		313
MUSIC 1013 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC I		314
MUSIC 1103 MUSIC AND CULTURE		314
MUSIC 1123 HISTORY OF ROCK-N-ROLL		314
PHILO 1453 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY		314
PHY 1044 BASIC PHYSICS I		314
PHY 1063 GENERAL PHYSICS		314
POLSC 1103 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT & POLITICS		314
PSYCH 1003 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY		314
SCI 1501 CONCEPTS OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE LABORATORY		314
SCI 1513 CONCEPTS OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE		314
SOCIO 1003 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY		314
SPAN 1054 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I		314
TECH 1223 TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY		314
TECH 3143 TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS		314
(39) Gen Study Crse Descrip (26-27)		315
Course Descriptions		315
GENERAL STUDY COURSES		315
GSTDY 1051 SWOSUCONNECT		315
GSTDY 1061 PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP I		315
GSTDY 1071 PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP II		315
GSTDY 1441 COLLEGE SUCCESS		315
GSTDY 2061 PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP III		315
GSTDY 2071 PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP IV		315
SELF-PACED ONLINE COURSES		315
GSTDY 1901 BASIC EXCEL		315
GSTDY 2901 INTERMEDIATE EXCEL		315
GSTDY 2901 ADVANCED EXCEL		315
GSTDY 1901 BASIC EXCEL FOR ENGINEER & TECH		315
GSTDY 2901 INTERMEDIATE EXCEL FOR ENGINEER & TECH		315
GSTDY 2901 ADVANCED EXCEL FOR ENGINEER & TECH		315
GSTDY 1901 BASIC ILLUSTRATOR		315
GSTDY 2901 INTERMEDIATE ILLUSTRATOR		315
GSTDY 2901 ADVANCED ILLUSTRATOR		315
GSTDY 1901 BASIC INDESIGN		315
GSTDY 2901 INTERMEDIATE INDESIGN		316
GSTDY 2901 ADVANCED INDESIGN		316
GSTDY 1901 BASIC PHOTOSHOP		316
GSTDY 2901 INTERMEDIATE PHOTOSHOP		316
GSTDY 2901 ADVANCED PHOTOSHOP		316
GSTDY 1901 BASIC POWERPOINT		316
GSTDY 2901 INTERMEDIATE POWERPOINT		316
GSTDY 2901 ADVANCED POWERPOINT		316
GSTDY 1901 BASIC WORD		316
GSTDY 2901 INTERMEDIATE WORD		316
GSTDY 2901 ADVANCED WORD		316
GSTDY 3212 STUDENT LEADERSHIP I		316
GSTDY 3222 STUDENT LEADERSHIP II		316
(40) A&S Crse Descriptions (26-27)		317
Course Descriptions COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES		317
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL		317
AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES		317
BIOL 1004 BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS		317
BIOL 1013 CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY		317
BIOL 1032 RESEARCH METHODS IN BIOLOGY		317
This course introduces biology students to the department and builds study and professional skills to be successful as biologists. D		317
BIOL 1054 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I		317
BIOL 1254 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY II		317
BIOL 2205 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY		317
BIOL 2354 MICROBIOLOGY FOR NURSING & ALLIED HEALTH		317
BIOL 2503 PARASITOLOGY		317
BIOL 3012 BIOLOGICAL TERMINOLOGY		317
BIOL 3053 CELL BIOLOGY		317
BIOL 3074 ANIMAL BEHAVIOR		317
BIOL 3152 GENETICS AND CELL BIOLOGY LABORATORY		317
BIOL 3253 GENETICS		318
BIOL 3284 ECOLOGY		318
BIOL 3304 AQUATIC ECOLOGY		318
BIOL 3355 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY		318
BIOL 3363 INVERTEBRATE BIOLOGY		318
BIOL 3604 BIOLOGY OF INSECTS		318
BIOL 3704 HUMAN ANATOMY		318
BIOL 3814 BIOLOGY OF PLANTS		318
BIOL 3904 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY		318
BIOL 4001-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (TOPIC)		318
BIOL 4011-4 SEMINAR IN BIOLOGY (TOPIC)		318
BIOL 4021-4 SPECIAL TOPICS IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES		318
BIOL 4031-4 SPECIAL TOPICS IN MICROBIOLOGY		318
BIOL 4041-4 SPECIAL TOPICS IN ENVIRONMENTAL AND ORGANISMAL BIOLOGY		318
BIOL 4154 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY		318
BIOL 4204 VERTEBRATE BIOLOGY		318
BIOL 4213 IMMUNOLOGY		318
BIOL 4284 PARASITOLOGY		318
BIOL 4293 BEHAVIORAL NEUROBIOLOGY		318
BIOL 4314 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY		319
BIOL 4324 HERPETOLOGY		319
BIOL 4343 APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY		319
BIOL 4404 PATHOGENIC MICROBIOLOGY		319
BIOL 4454 PLANT TAXONOMY		319
BIOL 4463 VIROLOGY		319
BIOL 4503 MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY		319
BIOL 4524 ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY		319
BIOL 4604 TERRESTRIAL ECOLOGY		319
BIOL 4622 ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT PLANTS		319
BIOL 4703 INFECTIOUS DISEASE EPIDEMIOLOGY		319
BIOL 4853 EVOLUTION		319
BIOL 4864 HUMAN GENETICS		319
BIOL 4901 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES CAPSTONE		319
BIOL 4914 GENERAL AND COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY		319
BIOL 4915 GENERAL AND COMPARATIVE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY		319
BIOL 4935 CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY		319
BIOL 4944 NEUROSCIENCE		319
BIOL 4974 HISTOLOGY		320
MLS 4117 CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY		320
MLS 4125 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I		320
MLS 4236 CLINICAL HEMATOLOGY		320
MLS 4246 CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY/IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY		320
MLS 4325 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY II		320
MLS 4351 TOPICS IN MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE		320
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS		320
ASTRO 1904 ASTRONOMY		320
ASTRO 4012 SEMINAR IN ASTRONOMY		320
CHEM 1004 GENERAL CHEMISTRY		320
CHEM 1203 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (LECTURE)		320
CHEM 1252 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (LAB)		320
CHEM 1303 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II (LECTURE)		320
CHEM 1352 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II (LAB)		320
CHEM 2001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN CHEMISTRY (TOPIC)		320
CHEM 2011-4 SEMINAR IN CHEMISTRY (TOPIC)		320
CHEM 2044 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY		320
CHEM 2101-4 INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY RESEARCH		321
CHEM 2112 STRUCTURE AND BONDING		321
CHEM 2114 ORGANIC/BIOCHEMISTRY		321
CHEM 2122 PROBLEM SOLVING IN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II		321
CHEM 2612 PRINCIPLES OF LABORATORY SAFETY		321
CHEM 3013 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I		321
CHEM 3015 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I		321
CHEM 3111 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY		321
CHEM 3124 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS		321
CHEM 3211 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB		321
CHEM 3233 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY		321
CHEM 3244 ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY		321
CHEM 3343 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY I		321
CHEM 3901 SEMINAR IN CHEMISTRY I (CAPSTONE)		321
CHEM 4001-4 CHEMISTRY RESEARCH		321
CHEM 4011-4 SEMINAR IN CHEMISTRY (TOPIC)		321
CHEM 4021 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II LABORATORY		321
CHEM 4113 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II		321
CHEM 4115 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II		322
CHEM 4124 BIOCHEMISTRY		322
CHEM 4133 PHARMCEUTICAL BIOCHEMISTRY		322
CHEM 4223 POLYMER CHEMISTRY		322
CHEM 4234 INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS		322
CHEM 4313 ADVANCED ORGANIC SYNTHESIS		322
CHEM 4353 MATERIALS CHEMISTRY		322
CHEM 4254 INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS		322
CHEM 4455 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II		322
CHEM 4554 ADVANCED ORGANIC SPECTROSCOPY		322
CHEM 4673 ADVANCED METABOLISM		322
CHEM 4900 SEMINAR ATTENDANCE		322
CHEM 4901 SENIOR SEMINAR IN CHEMISTRY II (CAPSTONE)		322
ENGR 2022 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING PHYSICS		322
ENGR 2203 STATICS		322
ENGR 2213 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS		322
ENGR 3013 MATERIALS SCIENCE		322
ENGR 3112 ENGINEERING AND EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES		323
ENGR 3311 MODERN PHYSICS LABORATORY		323
ENGR 3403 MODERN PHYSICS FOR ENGINEERS		323
ENGR 3414 ANALOG ELECTRONICS		323
ENGR 3424 OPTICS		323
ENGR 3501 ENGINEERING SEMINAR		323
ENGR 3544 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS		323
ENGR 3563 THERMODYNAMICS		323
ENGR 3573 HEAT TRANSFER		323
ENGR 3603 MECHANICS		323
ENGR 3633 FLUID MECHANICS		323
ENGR 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN ENGINEERING PHYSICS		323
ENGR 4011-4 ENGINEERING SEMINAR		323
ENGR 4102 CAPSTONE: DESIGN AND BUILD		323
ENGR 4112 CAPSTONE: BUILD AND PRESENTATION		323
ENGR 4644 ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM I		323
ENGR 4723 QUANTUM MECHANICS		323
GEOL 1934 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY		324
PHY 1044 BASIC PHYSICS I		324
PHY 1054 BASIC PHYSICS II		324
PHY 1063 GENERAL PHYSICS		324
PHY 1072 INTRODUCTORY ELECTRONICS		324
PHY 2011 SEMINAR IN PHYSICS		324
PHY 2145 GENERAL PHYSICS I		324
PHY 2155 GENERAL PHYSICS II		324
PHY 2223 INTRODUCTION TO RADIOLOGIC PHYSICS		324
SCI 1501 CONCEPTS OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE LABORATORY		324
SCI 1513 CONCEPTS OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE		324
SCI 3114 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHERS		324
SCI 3214 PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHERS		324
SCI 3314 GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHERS		324
SCI 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN SCIENCE		324
SCI 4011-4 SCIENCE SEMINAR (TOPIC)		324
SCI 4843 TEACHER’S COURSE IN SCIENCE		324
DEPARTMENT OF CREATIVE MEDIA AND VISUAL ARTS		325
ART 1113 FUNDAMENTALS OF ART		325
ART 1123 FOUNDATIONS I, DRAWING		325
ART 1133 FOUNDATIONS II, TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN		325
ART 1143 FOUNDATIONS III, THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN		325
ART 1153 INTRO TO PHOTOGRAPHY		325
ART 1213 PERSPECTIVE		325
ART 1663 DIGITAL IMAGE TECHNIQUES		325
ART 1223 ART SURVEY		325
ART 2113 ACRYLIC TECHNIQUES		325
ART 2133 INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC DESIGN		325
ART 2143 HISTORY AND THEORY OF GRAPHIC DESIGN		325
ART 2153 APPLICATIONS AND DESIGN INSTRUCTION		325
ART 3011-4 SEMINAR IN ART		325
ART 3113 WATERCOLOR STUDIO		325
ART 3153 FIGURE DRAWING		325
ART 3173 COLOR THEORY		325
ART 3183 PUBLIC ART		325
ART 3212 AESTHETICS AND ART CRITICISM		325
ART 3223 TAPESTRY		325
ART 3232 INTRODUCTION TO ART EDUCATION		325
ART 3323 ADVANCED MOTION GRAPHICS & SPECIAL EFFECTS		326
ART 3353 CLAY STUDIO		326
ART 3383 MIXED MEDIA		326
ART 3413 SCULPTURE STUDIO		326
ART 3483 PRINTMAKING STUDIO		326
ART 3513 GRAPHIC DESIGN I		326
ART 3593 AMERICAN ART HISTORY		326
ART 3613 HISTORY OF ART I		326
ART 3653 HISTORY OF ART II		326
ART 3683 ILLUSTRATION STUDIO		326
ART 3753 LIFE DRAWING		326
ART 3783 GRAPHIC DESIGN II		326
ART 3853 TYPOGRAPHIC DESIGN		326
ART 3883 ADVERTISING DESIGN		326
ART 3923 ADVANCED GRAPHIC DESIGN I		326
ART 3953 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES OF GRAPHIC DESIGN		326
ART 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN ART (TOPIC)		326
ART 4011-4 SEMINAR IN ART (TOPIC)		326
ART 4133 INSTRUCTIONAL PRACTICES IN ART EDUCATION		326
ART 4163 PORTFOLIO		326
ART 4174 PACKAGE DESIGN		327
ART 4183 FIGURE PAINTING		327
ART 4253 APPLIED DESIGN		327
ART 4313 PAINTING STUDIO		327
ART 4333 STUDIO DRAWING		327
ART 4353 ART HISTORY 3		327
ART 4383 ART HISTORY 4		327
ART 4393 NON-WESTERN ART HISTORY		327
ART 4413 ADVANCED GRAPHIC DESIGN II		327
ART 4423 ILLUSTRATION STUDIO II		327
ART 4433 ILLUSTRATION STUDIO III		327
ART 4443 INTERNSHIP IN ART		327
ART 4452 CONTENT, METHODS AND MATERIALS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ART		327
ART 4553 TEACHERS’ COURSE IN ART		327
ART 4651 SENIOR EXHIBIT		327
ART 4754 ART EDUCATION PORTFOLIO/EXHIBIT		327
COMM 1083 INTRODUCTION TO ENTERTAINMENT AND COMMUNICATION INDUSTRIES		327
COMM 1263 INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE		327
COMM 1313 INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC SPEAKING		327
COMM 2103 INTRODUCTION TO MASS COMMUNICATION		328
COMM 2113 WRITING FOR MASS MEDIA		328
COMM 2123 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION		328
COMM 2223 INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION		328
COMM 2233 DIGITAL VIDEO & ANIMATION TECHNIQUES		328
COMM 2363 ACTING I		328
COMM 2763 STAGECRAFT		328
COMM 3013 THEATRICAL MAKE-UP		328
COMM 3023 LIGHTING AND SOUND		328
COMM 3043 DIGITAL STORYTELLING		328
COMM 3063 AMERICAN FILM AND CULTURE		328
COMM 3073 PERSUASION		328
COMM 3121 COMMUNICATION PRODUCTION		328
COMM 3133 SCREENWRITING		328
COMM 3143 CINEMATOGRAPHY		328
COMM 3153 LEADERSHIP		328
COMM 3183 SOCIAL MEDIA		328
COMM 3333 PHOTOJOURNALISM		328
COMM 3583 SPORTS COMMUNICATION		328
COMM 3543 SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION		328
COMM 3563 ARGUMENTATION AND DEBATE		329
COMM 3613 SPECIALIZED PUBLICATIONS		329
COMM 3663 SCRIPT ANALYSIS		329
COMM 3763 ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT		329
COMM 3963 COSTUME HISTORY		329
COMM 3973 COSTUME, MAKEUP AND WARDROBE		329
COMM 4143 FIELD STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION		329
COMM 4153 CAPSTONE MUSICAL PRODUCTION SEMINAR		329
COMM 4173 DRAMATURGY		329
COMM 4243 MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTION		329
COMM 4253 GLOBAL COMMUNICATION		329
COMM 4263 CRISIS COMMUNICATION		329
COMM 4293 MEDIA LAW AND ETHICS		329
COMM 4343 COMMUNICATION THEORY		329
COMM 4363 ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION		329
COMM 4403 SETS, PROPS AND LOCATIONS		329
COMM 4463 THEATRE HISTORY: GREEK TO 1660		329
COMM 4483 PLAY DIRECTING AND PRODUCING		329
COMM 4563 TEACHING SPEECH IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL		329
COMM 4663 THEATRE HISTORY: 1660 TO PRESENT		329
COMM 4813 PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC RELATIONS		329
COMM 4823 WRITING FOR PUBLIC RELATIONS		330
COMM 4833 PRINCIPLES OF ADVERTISING		330
COMM 4953 SENIOR CAPSTONE		330
COMM 4963 ACTING II		330
DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE		330
ENGL 0123 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGLISH		330
ENGL 0132 COMPOSITION I SUPPORT		330
ENGL 1002 WRITING SKILLS LAB		330
This course is designed for students who either need additional assistance in sharpening their writing skills to either bring them up to a college level, or maintain them at a college level, or need assistance with a writing project within a specific ...		330
ENGL 1113 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I		330
ENGL 1213 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II		330
ENGL 2000 ENGLISH PROFICIENCY PROGRAM		330
ENGL 3013 WRITING: EXPLORATION AND PRACTICE		330
ENGL 3133 PEER TUTORING AND WRITING CENTER PRACTICES		330
ENGL 3213 WRITING FOR SOCIAL MEDIA		330
ENGL 3223 INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING		330
ENGL 3233 INTRODUCTION TO PROFESSIONAL WRITING		330
ENGL 3473 SHORT FORM FICTION		330
ENGL 3483 BEGINNING CREATIVE WRITING OF POETRY I		330
ENGL 3603 ENGLISH GRAMMAR		331
ENGL 3653 WRITING IN THE DISCIPLINES		331
ENGL 3663 CREATIVE NONFICTION I		331
ENGL 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN ENGLISH (TOPIC)		331
ENGL 4011-4 SEMINAR IN ENGLISH (TOPIC)		331
ENGL 4123 WRITING GENRES		331
ENGL 4423 INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICS		331
ENGL 4453 ADVANCED COMPOSITION		331
ENGL 4473 CREATIVE WRITING OF POETRY II		331
ENGL 4483 LONG FORM FICTION		331
ENGL 4653 WRITING FOR MULTIMEDIA		331
ENGL 4663 CREATIVE NONFICTION II		331
ENGL 4673 TEACHING IN THE SECONDARY ENGLISH CLASSROOM		331
ENGL 4773 EDITING		331
ENGL 4882 ENGLISH SENIOR CAPSTONE		332
ASL 2163 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I		332
ASL 2263 INTERMEDIATE AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE		332
ITAL 1004 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN I		332
ITAL 1104 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN II		332
ITAL 2103 ITALIAN LIFE AND CULTURE		332
LATIN 1054 ELEMENTARY LATIN I		332
LATIN 1154 ELEMENTARY LATIN II		332
SPAN 1054 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I		332
SPAN 1154 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II		332
SPAN 2053 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I		332
SPAN 2153 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II		332
SPAN 3023 SPANISH FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS		332
SPAN 3553 HISPANIC LIFE AND CULTURE		332
SPAN 3653 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH CONVERSATION		332
SPAN 3753 READINGS IN SPANISH		332
SPAN 3853 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH COMPOSITION AND GRAMMAR		333
SPAN 4923 TEACHERS COURSE IN WORLD LANGUAGES		333
HUM 1103 INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES		333
LIT 2001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN LITERATURE (TOPIC)		333
LIT 2011-4 SEMINAR IN LITERATURE (TOPIC)		333
LIT 2053 INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN’S STUDIES		333
LIT 2333 INTRODUCTION TO FILM		333
LIT 2413 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE		333
LIT 2833 SCIENCE FICTION		333
LIT 3023 THE ART OF READING		333
LIT 3033 WORLD MYTHOLOGY		333
LIT 3113 EARLY WORLD LITERATURE		333
LIT 3223 ROMANTIC MOVEMENT		333
LIT 3323 MODERN VOICES IN AMERICAN LITERATURE		333
LIT 3333 SHAKESPEARE IN CONTEXT		333
LIT 3343 WORLD FOLK LITERATURE		334
LIT 3443 MIDDLE ENGLISH/CHAUCER		334
LIT 3453 AGE OF REASON		334
LIT 3463 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN REALISM		334
LIT 3493 MODERN DRAMA		334
LIT 3513 LITERATURE OF THE AMERICAN WEST		334
LIT 3523 VICTORIAN POETRY		334
LIT 3533 BRITISH RENAISSANCE DRAMA		334
LIT 3543 LITERATURE OF THE SOUTH		334
LIT 3613 AMERICAN ROMANTIC PERIOD		334
LIT 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN LITERATURE (TOPIC)		334
LIT 4011-4 SEMINAR IN LITERATURE (TOPIC)		334
LIT 4113 MODERN WORLD LITERATURE		334
LIT 4123 BRITISH LITERATURE 1795-1950		334
LIT 4233 YOUNG ADULT LITERATURE		334
LIT 4473 MODERN BRITISH AND AMERICAN POETRY		335
LIT 4553 ISSUES IN AMERICAN LITERATURE		335
LIT 4593 DIVERSITY IN AMERICAN LITERATURE		335
LIT 4623 17TH CENTURY ENGLISH POETRY		335
LIT 4763 BRITISH LITERARY HERITAGE TO 1800		335
LIT 4883 WOMEN AND LITERATURE		335
LIT 4993 THE NOVEL		335
PHILO 1453 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY		335
PHILO 3113 DIGITAL ETHICS		335
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS		335
MATH 0124 BASIC ALGEBRA		335
MATH 0162 COLLEGE ALGEBRA SUPPORT		335
MATH 0174 PREP FOR COLLEGE MATH		335
MATH 0182 MATH CONCEPTS SUPPORT		335
MATH 0192 MATH APPLICATIONS SUPPORT		335
MATH 1143 MATH CONCEPTS		336
MATH 1153 MATH APPLICATIONS		336
MATH 1193 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS		336
MATH 1513 COLLEGE ALGEBRA		336
MATH 1613 COLLEGE TRIGONOMETRY		336
MATH 1834 CALCULUS I		336
MATH 2001-3 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN MATHEMATICS (TOPIC)		336
MATH 2823 APPLIED CALCULUS		336
MATH 2834 CALCULUS II		336
MATH 3113 FOUNDATIONS IN MATHEMATICS		336
MATH 3413 STATISTICAL METHODS I		336
MATH 3433 STATISTICS I		336
MATH 3453 MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS		336
MATH 3473 INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY		336
MATH 3533 TECHNOLOGY AND PROGRAMMING IN MATHEMATICS		336
MATH 3553 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS		336
MATH 3653 LINEAR ALGEBRA		336
MATH 3673 ELEMENTARY NUMBER THEORY		336
MATH 3713 COLLEGE GEOMETRY		337
MATH 3834 CALCULUS III		337
MATH 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN MATHEMATICS (TOPIC)		337
MATH 4011-4 SEMINAR IN MATHEMATICS (TOPIC)		337
MATH 4013 SEMINAR IN MATHEMATICS		337
MATH 4101 MATHEMATICS CAPSTONE COURSE		337
MATH 4133 INTRO TO MATHEMATICAL LOGIC		337
MATH 4153 HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS		337
MATH 4213 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS I		337
MATH 4223 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS II		337
MATH 4233 VECTOR ANALYSIS		337
MATH 4653 MODERN ALGEBRA		337
MATH 4753 INTRODUCTION TO POINT SET TOPOLOGY		337
MATH 4853 ADVANCED CALCULUS		337
MATH 4873 COMPLEX VARIABLES		337
MATH 1433 STRUCTURAL CONCEPTS IN ARITHMETIC		337
MATH 1443 STRUCTURAL CONCEPTS IN MATHEMATICS		337
MATH 1503 ALGEBRA FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHERS		338
MATH 2133 GEOMETRY FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHERS		338
MATH 4933 TEACHING SECONDARY MATHEMATICS		338
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC		338
MUSIC 0111 MUSIC THEORY SUPPORT		338
MUSIC 1013 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC I		338
MUSIC 1103 MUSIC AND CULTURE		338
MUSIC 1112 FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC		338
MUSIC 1123 HISTORY OF ROCK-N-ROLL		338
MUSIC 1172 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC THERAPY		338
MUSIC 1213 MUSIC THEORY I		338
MUSIC 1221 AURAL SKILLS I		338
MUSIC 1223 MUSIC THERAPY I: MUSIC THERAPY IN REHABILITATION AND MEDICAL SETTINGS		338
MUSIC 1313 MUSIC THEORY II		338
MUSIC 1321 AURAL SKILLS II		338
MUSIC 1411 BRASS CLASS		338
MUSIC 1511 WOODWIND CLASS		338
MUSIC 1611 PERCUSSION CLASS		338
MUSIC 1711 STRING CLASS		338
MUSIC 1911 BEGINNING GUITAR CLASS		338
MUSIC 2081 FIELD STUDIES I		338
MUSIC 2101 VOICE CLASS		338
MUSIC 2181 FIELD STUDIES II		338
MUSIC 2222 RECREATIONAL MUSIC		339
MUSIC 2681 VOCAL ENSEMBLE		339
MUSIC 2811 CLASS PIANO I		339
MUSIC 2821 CLASS PIANO II		339
MUSIC 2831 CLASS PIANO III		339
MUSIC 2841 CLASS PIANO IV		339
MUSIC 2851 CLASS PIANO V		339
MUSIC 2861 ACCOMPANYING		339
MUSIC 2871 CLASS PIANO VI		339
MUSIC 2901 PIANO ENSEMBLE AND ACCOMPANYING		339
MUSIC 2911 INTERMEDIATE GUITAR		339
MUSIC 2951 MODERN LANGUAGE DICTION		339
MUSIC 2981 PRINCIPLES OF CONDUCTING		339
MUSIC 3081 FIELD STUDIES III		339
MUSIC 3101 INSTRUMENTAL CONDUCTING		339
MUSIC 3113 MUSIC THERAPY II: MUSIC THERAPY IN MENTAL HEALTH AND ILLNESS		339
MUSIC 3123 MUSIC THERAPY IV: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MUSIC		339
MUSIC 3151 CHORAL CONDUCTING		339
MUSIC 3171 INTRODUCTION TO MOVEMENT		339
MUSIC 3181 MUSIC THERAPY COMPETENCIES AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS		339
MUSIC 3231 BAND INSTRUMENT REPAIR		339
MUSIC 3253 MUSIC THEORY III		339
MUSIC 3261 AURAL SKILLS III		339
MUSIC 3303 MUSIC THEORY IV		339
MUSIC 3311 AURAL SKILLS IV		339
MUSIC 3331 JAZZ IMPROVISATION		339
MUSIC 3353 HISTORY OF MUSIC I		339
MUSIC 3403 HISTORY OF MUSIC II		339
MUSIC 3452 HISTORY OF OPERA		339
MUSIC 3940 JUNIOR RECITAL		339
MUSIC 3951 ADVANCED MODERN LANGUAGE DICTION		339
MUSIC 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN MUSIC		340
MUSIC 4011-4 SEMINAR IN MUSIC (TOPIC)		340
MUSIC 4020 SENIOR RESEARCH PROJECT		340
MUSIC 4021 WOODWIND ENSEMBLE		340
MUSIC 4031 BRASS ENSEMBLE		340
MUSIC 4041 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE		340
MUSIC 4051 ORCHESTRA		340
MUSIC 4061 SMALL INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES		340
MUSIC 4071 JAZZ ENSEMBLE A		340
MUSIC 4081 MARCHING BAND		340
MUSIC 4102 FORMS AND ANALYSIS		340
MUSIC 4112 ORFF AND KODALY TECHNIQUES IN ELEMENTARY		340
MUSIC 4122 BASIC ORFF I		340
MUSIC 4132 BASIC ORFF II		340
MUSIC 4141 SOUTHWESTERN SINGERS		340
MUSIC 4151 ORFF PRACTICUM		340
MUSIC 4171 JAZZ ENSEMBLE B		340
MUSIC 4182 RESEARCH AND STATISTICS		340
MUSIC 4202 COMPOSITION		340
MUSIC 4213 MUSIC THERAPY III: MUSIC THERAPY IN SPECIAL EDUCATION		340
MUSIC 4222 INSTRUMENTAL PEDAGOGY		340
MUSIC 4232 ARRANGING		340
MUSIC 4242-4 MUSIC THERAPY V-CLINICAL TRAINING		340
MUSIC 4251 OPERA WORKSHOP		340
MUSIC 4302 ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY GENERAL MUSIC		340
MUSIC 4311 FIELD STUDIES IV		340
MUSIC 4331 CHAMBER CHOIR		340
MUSIC 4352 PIANO PEDAGOGY		340
MUSIC 4362 MUSIC HISTORY SURVEY		340
MUSIC 4372 MUSIC THEORY PRACTICUM		341
MUSIC 4381 WIND SYMPHONY		341
MUSIC 4402 BAND METHODS		341
MUSIC 4423 HALL MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY		341
MUSIC 4442 VOCAL LITERATURE		341
The study of vocal literature for vocal performance majors. SE		341
MUSIC 4452 VOCAL METHODS		341
MUSIC 4463 TECHNOLOGY IN MUSIC		341
MUSIC 4471 JAZZ ENSEMBLE C		341
MUSIC 4481 SYMPHONIC BAND		341
MUSIC 4502 CHORAL LITERATURE		341
MUSIC 4512 APPLIED INSTRUMENTAL PEDAGOGY		341
MUSIC 4523 ARTS ENTREPRENEURSHIP		341
MUSIC 4552 PIANO LITERATURE		341
MUSIC 4602 INSTRUMENTAL LITERATURE		341
MUSIC 4732 CHURCH MUSIC		341
MUSIC 4812 ADVANCED MUSIC ANALYSIS		341
MUSIC 4900 RECITAL ATTENDANCE		341
MUSIC 4901 RECITAL ATTENDANCE		341
MUSIC 4950 SENIOR RECITAL		341
MUSIC 4951 SENIOR RECITAL		341
MUSIC 4963 SENIOR CAPSTONE		341
MUSIC INDIVIDUAL MUSIC LESSONS (APPLIED MUSIC)		341
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCES		341
CRMJS 1113 INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE		341
CRMJS 1223 INTRODUCTION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT		341
CRMJS 2013 TOPICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE		342
CRMJS 2503 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION		342
CRMJS 3163 SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANT AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR		342
CRMJS 3243 COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS		342
CRMJS 3353 THE CRIMINAL MIND		342
CRMJS 3523 CRIMINOLOGY		342
CRMJS 3803 PRIVATIZATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE		342
CRMJS 4012 SEMINAR IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE		342
CRMJS 4013 SEMINAR IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE		342
CRMJS 4103 JUVENILE JUSTICE		342
CRMJS 4143 CRITICAL ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE		342
CRMJS 4153 U.S. CORRECTIONS		342
CRMJS 4333 VICTIMOLOGY		342
CRMJS 4903 DIRECTED READINGS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE		342
CRMJS 4913 INTERNSHIP IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE		342
ECONO 2263 INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS		342
ECONO 2363 INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS		342
ECONO 2463 BUSINESS STATISTICS		342
ECONO 3863 MONEY AND BANKING		342
ECONO 3123 ECONOMICS OF AGRICULTURE		342
ECONO 4003 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN ECONOMICS (TOPIC)		342
ECONO 4013 SEMINAR IN ECONOMICS (TOPIC)		342
ECONO 4563 MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS		342
ECONO 4963 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS		342
GEOG 1103 WORLD CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY		342
HIST 1003 EARLY WORLD HISTORY		342
HIST 1023 MODERN WORLD HISTORY		343
HIST 1033 WORLD HISTORY		343
HIST 1043 UNITED STATES HISTORY TO 1877		343
HIST 1053 UNITED STATES HISTORY SINCE 1877		343
HIST 2603 HISTORICAL METHODS		343
HIST 3003 WORLD WAR I		343
HIST 3043 EARLY MODERN EUROPE		343
HIST 3063 HISTORY OF IRELAND		343
HIST 3073 19TH CENTURY EUROPE		343
HIST 3083 NATIONALISM AND ETHNICITY		343
HIST 3103 MEDIEVAL ENGLAND		343
HIST 3113 TUDOR ENGLAND		343
HIST 3303 HISTORY OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA		343
HIST 3313 WORLD WAR II		343
HIST 3403 MODERN FRANCE		343
HIST 3503 EARLY CHRISTIAN THOUGHT		343
HIST 3603 20th CENTURY WORLD HISTORY		343
HIST 4011-4 SEMINAR IN HISTORY		343
HIST 4023 COLONIAL AMERICA: 1492-1765		343
HIST 4033 REVOLUTIONARY AMERICA: 1765-1808		343
HIST 4043 NEW NATION AND AGE OF JACKSON: 1808-1850		343
HIST 4053 CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION: 1850-1877		344
HIST 4063 GILDED AGE/PROGRESSIVE ERA		344
HIST 4073 20th CENTURY AMERICA: 1915-1950		344
HIST 4083 AMERICA SINCE 1970		344
HIST 4093 HISTORICAL RESEARCH AND WRITING		344
HIST 4103 AMERICAN INDIANS		344
HIST 4123 AMERICA IN THE 1950s AND 1960s		344
HIST 4133 WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY		344
HIST 4203 OLD SOUTH		344
HIST 4213 NEW SOUTH		344
HIST 4313 AMERICAN WEST		344
HIST 4353 HISTORY OF OKLAHOMA		344
HIST 4503 AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC HISTORY		344
HIST 4803 PUBLIC HISTORY INTERNSHIP		344
HIST 4901-4 DIRECTED READINGS IN HISTORY (TOPIC)		344
POLSC 1103 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS		344
POLSC 2303 COMPARATIVE POLITICS		344
POLSC 2623 CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE		344
POLSC 2803 THE JUDICIAL PROCESS		344
POLSC 3003 FEDERAL CONSTITUTION		344
POLSC 3033 POLITICAL PARTIES		344
POLSC 3113 POLITICAL THEORY		344
POLSC 3163 PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS		344
POLSC 3323 LEGISLATIVE-EXECUTIVE RELATIONS		344
POLSC 3343 CREATING ONE AMERICAN NATION		344
POLSC 3353 BEYOND OUR SHORES		345
POLSC 3363 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION THEORY AND PRACTICE		345
POLSC 3373 MODEL UNITED NATIONS II		345
POLSC 4013 SEMINAR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE (TOPIC)		345
POLSC 4233 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT		345
POLSC 4253 INTERNATIONAL LAW & ORGANIZATIONS		345
POLSC 4303 WAR AND CONFLICT		345
POLSC 4403 PUBLIC POLICY FORMATION		345
POLSC 4613 CIVIL RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES		345
POLSC 4903 DIRECTED READINGS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE (TOPIC)		345
POLSC 4933 POLITICAL SCIENCE INTERNSHIP		345
SOCSC 3853 STATISTICS FOR THE SOCIAL SCIENCES		345
SOCSC 3863 FUNDAMENTALS OF RESEARCH		345
SOCSC 4011-3 SEMINAR IN SOCIAL SCIENCES		345
SOCSC 4133 TEACHERS COURSE IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES		345
SOCIO 1003 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY		345
SOCIO 3043 RACIAL AND CULTURAL MINORITIES		345
SOCIO 3163 SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANT AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR		345
SOCIO 4013 SEMINAR IN SOCIOLOGY		345
SOCIO 4033 ADVANCED ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS		345
(41) Busi Tech Crse Descrip (26-27)		346
Course Descriptions EVERETT DOBSON COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY		346
ACCTG 2213 PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING		346
ACCTG 2313 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING		346
ACCTG 3213 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS		346
ACCTG 3313 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I		346
ACCTG 3323 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II		346
ACCTG 3493 ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS		346
ACCTG 3713 COST ACCOUNTING		346
ACCTG 3823 ETHICS IN ACCOUNTING		346
ACCTG 4003 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN ACCOUNTING (TOPIC)		346
ACCTG 4013 SEMINAR IN ACCOUNTING (TOPIC)		346
ACCTG 4113 ACCOUNTING FOR GOVERNMENT/NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS		346
ACCTG 4123 ACCOUNTING RESEARCH		346
ACCTG 4133 DATA ANALYTICS		346
ACCTG 4213 AUDITING I		346
ACCTG 4313 INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING I		346
ACCTG 4323 INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING II		346
ACCTG 4333 INTERNSHIP IN ACCOUNTING		346
ACCTG 4513 AUDITING II		346
ACCTG 4613 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING		346
ACCTG 4733 BUSINESS PLAN DEVELOPMENT I		346
ACCTG 4763 ADVANCED COST/MANAGERIAL TOPICS		346
ENTRP 1123 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS		347
ENTRP 1133 INTRODUCTION TO AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS		347
ENTRP 3223 COMMERCIAL LAW		347
ENTRP 3233 LEGAL ISSUES IN AEROSPACE		347
ENTRP 3243 BEEF CATTLE MANAGEMENT		347
ENTRP 3313 REAL ESTATE		347
ENTRP 3353 BENEFITS AND COMPENSATION		347
ENTRP 3413 REAL ESTATE II		347
ENTRP 3423 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION		347
ENTRP 3723 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS		347
ENTRP 3823 QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN BUSINESS		347
ENTRP 3923 ADVANCED COMPUTER BUSINESS APPLICATIONS		347
ENTRP 4003 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP (TOPIC)		347
ENTRP 4013 SEMINAR IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP (TOPIC)		347
ENTRP 4123 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT		347
ENTRP 4133 EMPLOYMENT LAW		347
ENTRP 4313 INTERNSHIP IN AEROSPACE		348
ENTRP 4323 INTERNSHIP IN AGRICULTURE		348
ENTRP 4333 INTERNSHIP IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP		348
ENTRP 4433 ENTREPRENEURSHIP & NEW VENTURE		348
ENTRP 4513 BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE		348
ENTRP 4733 BUSINESS PLAN DEVELOPMENT I		348
ENTRP 4743 BUSINESS PLAN DEVELOPMENT II		348
FINAN 2113 PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING		348
FINAN 3213 RISK MANAGEMENT		348
How do executives manage risk and plan for uncertainty? Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) tools and processes are increasingly becoming the answer. Analytical ERM techniques (using tools such as Excel) will be applied to model risks, leading to more ef...		348
Prerequisites: FINAN 3343 and ENTRP 3823. F		348
FINAN 3313 REAL ESTATE		348
FINAN 3343 BUSINESS FINANCE		348
A survey course with emphasis on the financial characteristics of modern U.S. corporations. Course topics may include financial planning and forecasting, capital budgeting, time value of money, cost of capital, financial statement analysis, security v...		348
FINAN 3353 FINANCIAL PLANNING		348
An introduction to concepts and techniques for financial planners. Topics may include the general principles of financial planning, professional conduct and regulation, education planning, risk management and insurance planning, investment planning, t...		348
FINAN 3413 REAL ESTATE II		348
FINAN 3493 ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS		348
A comprehensive analysis of a firms' financial statements. Topics may include the limitations and generation of financial data, techniques for analyzing the flow of funds through a business, methods for the use and interpretation of financial ratios, ...		348
FINAN 3663 INVESTMENTS		348
The nature of investments (including the characteristics of stocks, bonds, and other financial instruments) will be examined. Empirical evidence and analytical tools will be applied to the investment decision process and the		348
construction of efficient portfolios. Prerequisite: FINAN-3343. F		348
FINAN 4003 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN FINANCE (TOPIC)		348
FINAN 4013 SEMINAR IN FINANCE (TOPIC)		348
FINAN 4063 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND MARKETS		349
FINAN 4133 DATA ANALYTICS		349
FINAN 4213 BANK MANAGEMENT		349
Small businesses may not have access to the same financial tools as large corporations; however, finance is still used to enhance predictability and profitability. The effective financial management of small business and entrepreneurial firms will be ...		349
FINAN 4253 FINANCIAL ISSUES IN AGRICULTURE		349
Are agribusiness operations using their resources efficiently? Develop your financial skills and tools to analyze the performance of these businesses, more effectively manage their resources, and enhance their profitability. Prerequisite: FINAN 3343		349
FINAN 4263 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT		349
Advanced study of finance applying financial modeling through case studies. Prerequisites: FINAN 3213, FINAN 4063, and Senior standing. S		349
FINAN 4333 INTERNSHIP IN FINANCE		349
FINAN 4393 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE		349
FINAN 4513 PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT I		349
Addresses the tools and processes available to manage the cash resources and meet the financial goals of the individual investor/enterprise. Students will construct, manage, track, and report results of an investment portfolio. Prerequisites: FINAN 36...		349
FINAN 4523 PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT II		349
FINAN 4733 BUSINESS PLAN DEVELOPMENT I		349
FINAN 4743 BUSINESS PLAN DEVELOPMENT II		349
FINAN 4763 DERIVATIVE SECURITIES		349
MNGMT 3233 MANAGEMENT		349
MNGMT 3253 LEADERSHIP		349
MNGMT 3263 MANAGEMENT IN AEROSPACE		349
MNGMT 3273 AI IN BUSINESS		349
MNGMT 3313 REAL ESTATE		349
Introduction to the principles of real estate in the United States, including the nature and description of real estate, right and interests in land, forms of ownership, contract law, mortgages and notes, types of financing, sources of mortgage funds,...		349
MNGMT 3333 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT		349
MNGMT 3343 TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT		349
MNGMT 3363 TALENT ACQUISITION		349
MNGMT 3413 REAL ESTATE II		350
MNGMT 3423 SMALL AND FAMILY BUSINESS		350
MNGMT 3433 DYNAMICS OF ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT		350
MNGMT 3533 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR		350
MNGMT 4003 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN MANAGEMENT (TOPIC)		350
MNGMT 4013 SEMINAR IN MANAGEMENT (TOPIC)		350
MNGMT 4103 NEGOTIATION AND CONFLICT		350
MNGMT 4123 ETHICS, BEHAVIOR AND LEADERSHIP		350
MNGMT 4133 PRODUCTION/OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT		350
MNGMT 4153 SPECIAL TOPICS IN LEADERSHIP		350
MNGMT 4163 MANAGERIAL LEADERSHIP		350
MNGMT 4173 SALES SKILLS MANAGEMENT IN AGRICULTURE		350
MNGMT 4193 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT		350
MNGMT 4283 TEAM LEADERSHIP		350
MNGMT 4313 EVENT MANAGEMENT		350
MNGMT 4323 PROJECT MANAGEMENT		350
MNGMT 4333 INTERNSHIP IN MANAGEMENT		351
MNGMT 4633 INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT		351
MNGMT 4733 BUSINESS PLAN DEVELOPMENT I		351
MNGMT 4743 BUSINESS PLAN DEVELOPMENT II		351
MNGMT 4923 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT AND POLICY		351
MRKTG 3113 PERSONAL BRANDING		351
MRKTG 3143 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING		351
MRKTG 3243 PROMOTIONAL STRATEGY		351
MRKTG 3263 RETAIL MANAGEMENT		351
MRKTG 3313 REAL ESTATE		351
MRKTG 3413 REAL ESTATE II		351
MRKTG 3443 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR		351
MRKTG 4001 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN MARKETING (TOPIC)		351
MRKTG 4003 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN MARKETING (TOPIC)		351
MRKTG 4013 SEMINAR IN MARKETING (TOPIC)		351
MRKTG 4123 SERVICES MARKETING		351
MRKTG 4133 SPORTS MARKETING		351
MRKTG 4143 MARKETING MANAGEMENT		351
MRKTG 4153 MARKETING MANAGEMENT IN AGRICULTURE		352
MRKTG 4183 SALES SKILLS & MANAGEMENT		352
MRKTG 4243 MARKETING RESEARCH		352
MRKTG 4333 INTERNSHIP IN MARKETING		352
MRKTG 4443 CHANNELS OF DISTRIBUTION		352
MRKTG 4543 BUSINESS TO BUSINESS MARKETING		352
MRKTG 4643 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING		352
MRKTG 4733 BUSINESS PLAN DEVELOPMENT I		352
MRKTG 4743 BUSINESS PLAN DEVELOPMENT II		352
ARNTL 1003 INTRODUCTION TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE		352
ARNTL 1123 INTRODUCTION TO DATA SCIENCE		352
ARNTL 3033 RECENT TRENDS IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE		352
ARNTL 3133 AI ETHICS		352
ARNTL 3233 AI / HUMAN INTERACTION		352
COMSC 1023 COMPUTERS & INFORMATION ACCESS		352
COMSC 1033 COMPUTER SCIENCE I		352
COMSC 1053 COMPUTER SCIENCE II		352
COMSC 1103 INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SECURITY & ETHICS		353
COMSC 2011-4 SEMINAR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE		353
COMSC 2023 MACHINE LEARNING		353
COMSC 2043 DISCRETE STRUCTURES		353
COMSC 2073 DATA VISUALIZATION		353
COMSC 2413 DATA STRUCTURES		353
COMSC 2463 PROGRAMMING IN C# WITH UNITY		353
COMSC 2473 PROGRAMMING IN C++		353
COMSC 2603 NETWORK SECURITY		353
COMSC 3013 COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE		353
COMSC 3043 SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING		353
COMSC 3053 OPERATING SYSTEMS		353
COMSC 3123 INTRODUCTION TO ESPORTS MANAGEMENT		353
COMSC 3133 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING		353
COMSC 3153 DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKS		353
COMSC 3253 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER FORENSICS		353
COMSC 3353 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN		353
COMSC 3403 DATABASE SYSTEMS		353
COMSC 3413 INTRODUCTION TO CYBERSECURITY		354
COMSC 3513 IS PROJECT MANAGEMENT		354
COMSC 3603 HARDWARE/SOFTWARE CONCEPTS		354
This course provides an overview of computer and network hardware. It covers topics such as computer parts, tools, supporting various computer parts, network hardware, and supporting networks. This class will also help with preparation for the hardwar...		354
COMSC 3613 CYBERSECURITY ETHICS & LAW		354
COMSC 3623 ETHICAL CYBERSECURITY PRACTICES		354
COMSC 3633 CYBERSECURITY TESTING AND ANALYSIS		354
COMSC 3853 COMPUTER FORENSICS ANALYSIS		354
COMSC 3913 WEB DEVELOPMENT		354
COMSC 4001-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN COMPUTER SCIENCE		354
COMSC 4011-4 COMPUTER SCIENCE SEMINAR		354
COMSC 4033 PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES		354
COMSC 4043 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS		354
COMSC 4133 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF COMPUTER ALGORITHMS		354
COMSC 4143 SERVER MANAGEMENT		354
COMSC 4173 MOBILE APPLICATIONS		354
COMSC 4453 ADVANCED DATABASE SYSTEMS		354
COMSC 4513 BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE		354
Provides a managerial perspective to a business analytics continuum beginning with descriptive analytics (e.g., the nature of data, statistical modeling, data visualization, and business intelligence), moving on to predictive analytics (e.g., data min...		354
COMSC 4603 ADVANCED HARDWARE/SOFTWARE CONCEPTS		354
COMSC 4753 COMPUTER GRAPHICS		355
COMSC 4913 E-COMMERCE WEB DEVELOPMENT		355
COMSC 4921-3 COMPUTER SCIENCE INTERNSHIP		355
COMSC 4943 DESIGN PRACTICUM		355
COMSC 4953 CS/IS CAPSTONE		355
MFET 3183 STATICS AND STRENGTHS		355
The study of force systems in two dimensions, equilibrium, moments, analysis of structures, friction, centroids, moments of inertia, stress, modulus of elasticity, and shear. Corequisite: MFET 3183L. Prerequisites: MATH 1613 and PHY 1044. F, S		355
MFET 3433 AUTOMATION AND CONTROL SYSTEMS		355
Basic automation system principles, including sensor technology, motion principles, and microcontroller technology are applied. Degrees of freedom, multi-axis motion, gripper technology and other robotic features are covered. Lab includes programming ...		355
MFET 4020 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION		355
MFET 4443 MATERIALS HANDLING AND FACILITY		355
MFET 4753 SENIOR CAPSTONE		355
The development and completion of an independent senior project. The student will be required to generate and analyze data, design a solution and present all work. This work will encompass oral presentations, a poster, and a detailed project paper wit...		355
TECH 1101 INTRODUCTION TO TECHNOLOGY		355
TECH 1223 TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY		355
TECH 1713 BASIC ELECTRICAL SCIENCE		355
TECH 2000-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN TECHNOLOGY		355
TECH 2011-4 SEMINAR IN TECHNOLOGY (TOPIC)		355
TECH 2033 ENGINEERING ETHICS		355
TECH 2043 ENGINEERING PROJECT MANAGEMENT		355
TECH 2111 UAS FUNDAMENTALS		355
TECH 2213 2D CAD		355
TECH 2233 INTRODUCTION TO UAS (DRONES)		355
TECH 2243 AEROSPACE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR		355
TECH 2253 AEROSPACE SAFETY		355
TECH 2263 AEROSPACE FABRICATION		356
TECH 2273 AVIATION OPERATIONS		356
TECH 2283 AEROSPACE STRUCTURES		356
TECH 2293 INTRODUCTION TO AEROSPACE		356
TECH 2303 ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING		356
TECH 2413 NON-METALLIC MATERIALS & PROCESSES		356
TECH 2513 FABRICATION PROCESSES I		356
TECH 2713 FUNDAMENTAL ELECTRONICS		356
TECH 2813 DIGITAL DEVICES		356
TECH 3113 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY		356
The course will emphasize the recognition and prevention of unsafe working condition practices and OSHA regulations. All students will present their findings for specific industry hazards. F, S		356
TECH 3123 EXCEL FOR ENGINEERS AND TECHNOLOGISTS		356
TECH 3133 RISK MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS		356
TECH 3143 TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS		356
TECH 3153 ENGINEERING LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT		356
TECH 3173 ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS		356
TECH 3183 LEAN SIX SIGMA METHODOLOGY		356
TECH 3193 HUMAN FACTORS AND ERGONOMICS		356
TECH 3413 PRODUCTION PROCESSES		356
TECH 3463 MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS I		356
TECH 3513 MATERIALS TESTING AND ANALYSIS		356
impact-tough test. Corequisite: TECH 3513L. Prerequisites: MATH 1513 or MATH 1613. F, S		356
TECH 3523 FABRICATION PROCESSES II		356
TECH 3613 POWER SYSTEMS		356
TECH 3823 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS		356
TECH 3883 PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRONICS COMMUNICATIONS		357
A study of wired and wireless techniques for communicating voice, data, and visual information. The course covers AM, FM, digital modulations, microwave techniques, telephony, and networking circuits and protocols. Prerequisite: TECH 2713. S		357
TECH 4000-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN TECHNOLOGY (TOPIC)		357
TECH 4011-4 SEMINAR IN TECHNOLOGY (TOPIC)		357
TECH 4123 INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISION		357
TECH 4153 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT		357
TECH 4173 CONCURRENT ENGINEERING AND TEAM LEADERSHIP		357
TECH 4223 ELECTRONICS CAPSTONE		357
TECH 4264 3D CAD		357
TECH 4373 ECONOMIC DECISION ANALYSIS		357
TECH 4393 CROSS-CULTURAL COMPENTENCIES		357
TECH 4433 QUALITY CONTROL		357
TECH 4454 COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING (CAM)		357
TECH 4493 MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS II		357
TECH 4514 MACHINE TOOL PROCESSES		357
TECH 4833 MICROPROCESSORS & EMBEDDED CONTROLS		357
TECH 4853 PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLS		357
TECH 4900 ORIENTATION TO INDUSTRIAL INTERNSHIP		357
TECH 4903 MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES		357
TECH 4913 INDUSTRIAL INTERNSHIP		357
TECH 4916 INDUSTRIAL INTERNSHIP		357
TECH 3013 THEORY OF FLIGHT		357
TECH 3023 IN-FLIGHT INSTRUCTION		357
TECH 3033 ADVANCED THEORY OF FLIGHT		358
TECH 3093 COMMERCIAL PILOTS' GROUND SCHOOL AND FLIGHT LAB		358
ORGL 3113 FOUNDATIONS OF ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT		358
ORGL 3223 PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION		358
ORGL 3333 DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION		358
ORGL 3443 SURVEY OF FISCAL MANAGEMENT		358
ORGL 4113 ETHICS AND ORGANIZATIONS		358
ORGL 4213 ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE AND LEADERSHIP		358
ORGL 4223 THE INDIVIDUAL, THE ORGANIZATION, AND SOCIETY		358
ORGL 4313 GLOBAL LEADERSHIP AND DIVERSITY		358
ORGL 4333 LEADERSHIP THEORY AND PRACTICE		358
ORGL 4443 MARKETS AND STAKEHOLDERS		358
ORGL 4553 CAPSTONE		358
ORGL 4993 PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP		358
(42) Educ Beh Sci Crse Descrip (26-27)		359
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES		359
ECED 4163 PERCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS		359
ECED 4423 EARLY LEARNING THEORIES, PRACTICES AND ASSESSMENT		359
ECED 4463 CREATIVE EXPRESSION THROUGH THE ARTS AND MOVEMENT		359
ECED 4483 INQUIRY-BASED TEACHING MATH AND SCIENCE		359
ECED 4533 GUIDANCE OF THE YOUNG CHILD		359
ECED 4583 EARLY CHILDHOOD AND KINDERGARTEN EDUCATION		359
ECED 4713 ETHICS & ADVOCACY: PRACTICUM IN EARLY CHILDHOOD		359
EDUC 2113 FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION		359
EDUC 3213 ART AND SCIENCE OF TEACHING		359
EDUC 3143 INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE		359
EDUC 3321 MULTICULTURAL/SPECIAL POPULATION		359
EDUC 4021 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN EDUCATION		360
EDUC 4041 CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT		360
EDPSY 3413 CHILD PSYCHOLOGY		360
EDPSY 3433 ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY		360
EDPSY 3653 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY		360
ELEM 3113 TEACHING WITH THE ARTS IN ELEMENTARY		360
ELEM 3513 CONTENT, METHODS AND MATERIALS IN MATHEMATICS FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHERS		360
ELEM 3522 CONTENT, METHODS AND MATERIALS IN SOCIAL STUDIES FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHERS		360
ELEM 4233 PRACTICUM IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION		360
ELEM 4352 TEACHING SCIENCE IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS		360
ELEM 4613 EDUCATIONAL TESTS & MEASUREMENTS		360
ELEM 4665-4765 STUDENT TEACHING IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL		360
ELEM 4833 PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL		360
LIBED 3423 MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY		360
LITED 2113 CHILDREN’S LITERATURE		361
LITED 3213 FOUNDATIONS OF LANGUAGE AND LITERACY EDUCATION 1		361
LITED 3313 TEACHING ENGLISH LEARNERS		361
LITED 3413 ADVANCED DECODING AND LITERACY EDUCATION 2		361
LITED 3513 WRITING IN LITERACY EDUCATION 3		361
LITED 4113 PRACTICUM IN LITERACY EDUCATION 4		361
RDNG 0122 IMPROVEMENT OF READING		361
RDNG 3432 THE TEACHING OF READING II		361
SECED 4813 EDUCATIONAL TESTS/MEASUREMENTS		361
SECED 4823 PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOLS		361
SECED 4843 TEACHER’S COURSE IN SCIENCE		361
SECED 4865-4965 STUDENT TEACHING IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL		361
SPCED 3213 FOUNDATIONS OF MILD/MODERATE DISABILITIES		362
SPCED 3312 PROCEDURES FOR TEACHING MILD/MODERATE INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES		362
SPCED 3432 ASSESSMENT, DIAGNOSIS/EVALUATION OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILD		362
SPCED 3433 ASSESSMENT OF EXCEPTIONAL INDIVIDUALS		362
SPCED 4323 PROCEDURES FOR TEACHING MILD/MODERATE EMOTIONAL/BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS		362
SPCED 4362 SEMINAR IN LEGAL & ETHICAL PRACTICES		362
SPCED 4433 PROCEDURES FOR TEACHING ASD/MM ID		362
SPCED 4623 PROCEDURES FOR TEACHING MILD/MODERATE LEARNING DISABILITIES		362
SPCED 4873 TRANSITIONAL PLANNING AND TEACHING AT THE SECONDARY LEVEL		362
KINES 1133 WELLNESS CONCEPTS AND EXERCISE APPLICATIONS		362
KINES 1153 NUTRITION		362
KINES 1161 WELLNESS CONCEPTS/EXERCISE APPLICATIONS LAB		362
KINES 1201 ELEMENTARY SWIMMING		362
KINES 1351 ELEMENTARY BOWLING		362
KINES 1391 CROSS COUNTRY		362
KINES 1411 ELEMENTARY GOLF		362
KINES 1471 ELEMENTARY TENNIS		362
KINES 1511 PHYSICAL FITNESS		362
KINES 1621 SOFTBALL		362
KINES 1631 BASEBALL		362
KINES 1661 BASKETBALL		363
KINES 1681 VOLLEYBALL		363
KINES 1691 FOOTBALL		363
KINES 1711 SOCCER		363
KINES 1751 TEAM SPORTS		363
KINES 1781 TEAM SPORTS		363
KINES 1811 INDIVIDUAL SPORTS		363
KINES 1932 TECHNIQUES AS APPLIED TO GYMNASTICS, FITNESS, & AQUATICS		363
KINES 1942 TECHNIQUES AS APPLIED TO INDIVIDUAL SPORTS		363
KINES 1952 TECHNIQUES AS APPLIED TO TEAM SPORTS		363
KINES 2111 RACQUETBALL		363
KINES 2141 RODEO		363
KINES 2151 WALKING FITNESS		363
KINES 2212 FIRST AID		363
KINES 2222 INTRODUCTION TO KINESIOLOGY		363
KINES 2242 SPORTS OFFICIATING		363
KINES 2502 CARE AND PREVENTION OF ATHLETIC		363
KINES 2601 PARTICIPATION IN INTERCOLLEGIATE		363
KINES 3133 TEACHING HEALTH IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS		363
KINES 3333 SAFETY EDUCATION		363
KINES 3353 HEALTH AND AGING		363
KINES 3393 NUTRITION FOR CHILDREN		363
KINES 3443 KINESIOLOGY AND ANATOMY		363
KINES 3553 METHODS AND MATERIALS IN ELEMENTARY HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION & RECREATION		363
KINES 3662 EXERCISE PROGRAMMING FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS		363
KINES 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION (TOPIC)		364
KINES 4011-4 SEMINAR IN HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION		364
KINES 4043 HEALTH AND WELLNESS PROGRAMMING		364
KINES 4052 SOCIOLOGY OF SPORTS		364
KINES 4063 LEGAL ASPECTS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATION, AND ATHLETICS		364
KINES 4073 EVALUATION IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION		364
KINES 4083 OBESITY AND WEIGHT MANAGEMENT		364
KINES 4113 ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION & RECREATION		364
KINES 4122 ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF ATHLETICS		364
KINES 4212 WEIGHT AND CIRCUIT TRAINING		364
KINES 4222 ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF INTRAMURALS		364
KINES 4234 EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY		364
KINES 4243 THERAPEUTIC AND PRESCRIPTIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION		364
KINES 4251 INTERMEDIATE RODEO		364
KINES 4262 MOTOR LEARNING		364
KINES 4283 PRINCIPLES OF COACHING		364
KINES 4333 PRINCIPLES AND HISTORY OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION		364
KINES 4353 MOTOR DEVELOPMENT		364
KINES 4383 DEVELOPMENT OF PROGRAMS, FACILITIES AND MANAGEMENT		364
KINES 4443 METHODS OF TEACHING SAFETY EDUCATION		364
KINES 4533 CONSUMER HEALTH EDUCATION		364
KINES 4541 CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE IN HPE		364
KINES 4553 TEACHERS COURSE IN HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION		365
KINES 4793 RESEARCH IN EXERCISE SCIENCE		365
KINES 4802 THEORY OF COACHING FOOTBALL		365
KINES 4832 THEORY OF COACHING BASKETBALL		365
KINES 4842 THEORY OF COACHING WOMEN'S BASKETBALL		365
KINES 4862 THEORY OF COACHING BASEBALL		365
KINES 4873 CURRICULUM CONSTRUCTION IN HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION		365
KINES 4883 EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION AND TESTING		365
KINES 4892 THEORY OF COACHING TRACK AND MINOR SPORTS		365
KINES 4993, 4995, 4997 PRACTICUM IN EXERCISE SCIENCE		365
SPRTM 3402 CURRENT EVENTS IN RECREATION AND SPORTS MANAGEMENT		365
SPRTM 3412 EVENT SAFETY IN SPORTS AND RECREATION		365
SPRTM 3503 SPORTS MANAGEMENT		365
SPRTM 3513 SPORTS FINANCE		365
SPRTM 3523 LEADERSHIP IN SPORT		365
SPRTM 3533 OLYMPISM AND OLYMPICS		365
SPRTM 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN SPORTS MANAGEMENT		365
SPRTM 4122 RECREATION & SPORTS MANAGEMENT LAW		365
SPRTM 4132 RECREATION & SPORTS EMPLOYMENT LAW		365
SPRTM 4142 ETHICS IN RECREATION AND SPORTS MANAGEMENT		365
SPRTM 4153 SPORTS MANAGEMENT STATISTICS		365
SPRTM 4163 SPORTS NUTRITION		365
SPRTM 4502 RODEO MANAGEMENT		366
SPRTM 4513 GOLF MANAGEMENT		366
SPRTM 4523 SPORTS REPRESENTATION		366
SPRTM 4533 SPORTS INFORMATION MANAGEMENT		366
SPRTM 4573 FITNESS PROGRAM MANAGEMENT		366
NRM 2103 WILDLAND FIRE MANAGEMENT		366
NRM 2112 ADVANCED FIREFIGHTING METHODS		366
NRM 2122 IGNITION OPERATIONS		366
NRM 2132 FIRELINE LEADERSHIP & ICS		366
NRM 2143 WILDLAND FUEL REDUCTION		366
NRM 2223 LAND NAVIGATION		366
NRM 2993, 2995, 2996 INTERNSHIP IN WILDLAND FIRE MANAGEMENT		366
NRM 3112 INTRODUCTION TO PARKS AND WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT		366
NRM 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT		366
NRM 4011-4 SEMINAR IN NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT		366
NRM 4162 MOUNTAIN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT		366
NRM 4172 NATURAL RESOURCE LAW		366
NRM 4192 BIRD IDENTIFICATION FOR WILDLIFE MANAGERS		366
NRM 4201 THE PARK RANGER		366
NRM 4211 GAME AND FISH LAW		366
NRM 4773 NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT		366
NRM 4782 RESOURCE INTERPRETATION		366
NRM 4792 LAND USE PLANNING		366
NRM 4802 WILDLAND FIRE ECOLOGY		367
NRM 4812 WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT		367
NRM 4832 WILDLIFE HABITAT MANAGEMENT		367
NRM 4852 RANGE MANAGEMENT		367
NRM 4993-4998 INTERNSHIP IN NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT		367
PRM 2102 FOUNDATIONS OF PARKS AND RECREATION		367
PRM 2123 WILDERNESS FIRST AID		367
PRM 2143 EMERGENCY RESPONSE		367
PRM 2151 PRINCIPLES OF SWIMMING		367
PRM 2201 BASIC HANDGUN		367
PRM 2212 WILDERNESS SURVIVAL		367
PRM 2441 HIGH ANGLE RESCUE		367
PRM 3113 SAILING, CANOEING, HIKING, AND CLIMBING		367
PRM 3142 ADVANCED WILDERNESS SURVIVAL		367
PRM 3152 SCUBA		367
PRM 3161 LIFEGUARDING		367
PRM 3181 ROCK CLIMBING		367
PRM 3211 OUTDOOR EDUCATION / ADVENTURE PROGRAMMING		367
PRM 3221 OUTDOOR EDUCATION FOR TEACHERS		367
PRM 3262 ADVANCED SCUBA / SLAM		367
PRM 3432 ROPES COURSE FACILITATION		367
PRM 3452 ADVANCED ROPES		367
PRM 3552 BACKPACKING		367
PRM 3562 WHITE WATER RAFTING		367
PRM 3663 RECREATION MANAGEMENT		367
PRM 3692 PRINCIPLES OF ARCHERY		368
PRM 3702 RECREATIONAL AREAS AND FACILITIES MANAGEMENT		368
PRM 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN PARKS AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT		368
PRM 4011-4 SEMINAR IN PARKS AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT		368
PRM 4113 RISK MANAGEMENT IN RECREATION		368
PRM 4163 COMMUNITY RECREATION		368
PRM 4221 SMALL CRAFT SAFETY		368
PRM 4231 CUSTODY AND CONTROL		368
PRM 4241 FIREARM SAFETY		368
PRM 4343 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS		368
PRM 4383 TACTICAL FIELD CRAFT		368
PRM 4404 LEGAL ISSUES		368
PRM 4421 TRAFFIC LAW		368
PRM 4433 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS I		368
PRM 4441 RADAR OPERATIONS		368
PRM 4452 SFST/DRUG RECOGNITION		368
PRM 4512 COMMUNITY POLICING		368
PRM 4633 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS II		368
PRM 4641 TERRORISM		368
PRM 4663 OUTDOOR RECREATION		368
PRM 4664 FIREARMS		368
PRM 4674 DEFENSIVE TACTICS		368
PRM 4683 PATROL PROCEDURES		368
PRM 4691 EMERGENCY VEHICLE OPERATIONS		368
PRM 4712 OUTDOOR LEISURE EDUCATION SEMINAR		368
PRM 4722 ALPINE ADVENTURE EDUCATION		368
PRM 4881 TACTICAL CARBINE		368
PRM 4993-8 INTERNSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL RECREATION		369
PSYCH 1003 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY		369
PSYCH 2302 FOUNDATIONS FOR PSYCHOLOGY		369
PSYCH 2323 STATISTICAL REASONING		369
PSYCH 2331 PSYCHOLOGY CAREER PLANNING		369
PSYCH 2423 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY		369
PSYCH 2433 PSYCHOLOGICAL STATISTICS		369
PSYCH 2452 PSYCHOLOGICAL STATISTICS PROBLEM SOLVING		369
PSYCH 3201-4 CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS IN		369
PSYCH 3213 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY		369
PSYCH 3224 RESEARCH METHODS		369
PSYCH 3224L RESEARCH METHODS LAB		369
PSYCH 3233 LEARNING AND COGNITION		369
PSYCH 3243 MULTI-CULTURAL/CROSS-CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY		369
PSYCH 3253 PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS		369
PSYCH 3263 PSYCHOLOGY OF VIDEO GAMING AND GAMING		369
PSYCH 3323 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY		369
PSYCH 3333 BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT		369
PSYCH 3353 PSYCHOLOGY FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS		369
PSYCH 3363 PSYCHOLOGY OF PERSONALITY		369
PSYCH 3373 PSYCHOLOGY FOR HEALTH CARE LEADERS		369
PSYCH 3503 INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY		369
PSYCH 4011-4 SEMINAR IN PSYCHOLOGY (TOPIC)		369
PSYCH 4113 SUBSTANCE USE AND DISORDERS		369
PSYCH 4123 THEORIES AND PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOTHERAPY		370
PSYCH 4133 PSYCHOLOGY OF SPORTS		370
PSYCH 4203 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN AND GENDER		370
PSYCH 4212 CAPSTONE FOR PSYCHOLOGY		370
This course provides the student the opportunity to integrate psychological concepts and theories they have learned throughout their academic curriculum. The course will focus on the preparation of the student for the next phase of their career be it ...		370
PSYCH 4223 MEDIA AND MENTAL ILLNESS		370
PSYCH 4313 CLINICAL AND COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY		370
PSYCH 4323 FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY		370
PSYCH 4333 PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY		370
PSYCH 4371-4 PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH (TOPIC)		370
PSYCH 4391-4 ADVANCED SEMINAR IN PSYCHOLOGY (TOPIC)		370
PSYCH 4533 LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT		370
(43) Nurs Hlth Prof Crse Descrip (26-27)		371
Course Descriptions COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS		371
ALHLT 1021 RADIATION SAFETY AND PROTECTION		371
ALHLT 1034 HEMATOLOGY/HEMOSTASIS		371
ALHLT 1053 RADIOGRAPHIC POSITIONING I		371
ALHLT 1062 INTRODUCTION TO RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY		371
ALHLT 1071 PATIENT CARE		371
ALHLT 1082 RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE I		371
ALHLT 1103 INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL LABORATORY		371
ALHLT 1116 CLINICAL PRACTICE I		371
ALHLT 1126 CLINICAL PRACTICE II		371
ALHLT 1142 IMAGING AND PROCESSING		371
ALHLT 1163 RADIOLOGIC PATHOLOGY		371
ALHLT 1172 RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE II		371
ALHLT 1183 RADIOGRAPHIC POSITIONING II		371
ALHLT 1202 URINALYSIS AND BODY FLUIDS		371
ALHLT 1225 INTRODUCTION TO SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY		371
ALHLT 1238 FOUNDATIONS OF SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY PRACTICE		371
ALHLT 1323 INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC HEALTH		372
ALHLT 1401 ALLIED HEALTH CAREERS		372
ALHLT 1424 INTRODUCTION TO CLINICAL CHEMISTRY		372
ALHLT 1513 LABORATORY CLINICAL I		372
ALHLT 1613 LABORATORY CLINICAL II		372
ALHLT 2001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN ALLIED HEALTH (Topic)		372
ALHLT 2011-4 SEMINAR IN ALLIED HEALTH (Topic)		372
ALHLT 2045 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES I		372
ALHLT 2055 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES II		372
ALHLT 2066 ADVANCED EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (AEMT)		372
ALHLT 2116 CLINICAL PRACTICE III		372
ALHLT 2122 RADIATION BIOLOGY		372
ALHLT 2132 SPECIAL PROCEDURES AND MODALITIES		372
ALHLT 2142 IMAGE RECOGNITION AND CRITIQUE		372
ALHLT 2154 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONS		372
ALHLT 2164 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONS		372
ALHLT 2203 LABORATORY CLINICAL III		373
ALHLT 2216 CLINICAL PRACTICE IV		373
ALHLT 2231 QUALITY ASSURANCE AND CONTROL		373
ALHLT 2242 REGISTRY PREPARATION II		373
ALHLT 2252 REGISTRY PREPARATION I		373
ALHLT 2303 LABORATORY CLINICAL IV		373
ALHLT 2315 CLINICAL PRACTICE V		373
A clinical education sequence designed to bring all didactic and laboratory knowledge, as well as previous clinical experience, to a cohesive entity. Students will continue to work in the radiology department in the hospital environment, under the dir...		373
ALHLT 2323 HEALTH PROMOTION AND PROTECTION		373
ALHLT 2333 INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH		373
ALHLT 2344 CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY FOR MLT		373
ALHLT 2404 INTRO TO CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY		373
ALHLT 2412 IMMUNOLOGY AND SEROLOGY		373
ALHLT 2434 IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY		373
ALHLT 2453 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY		373
ALHLT 2504 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY FOR MLT		373
ALHLT 2633 CARDIAC/EMERGENCY CARE		373
ALHLT 2642 PROFESSIONALISM AND SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATION REVIEW		373
ALHLT 2653 PHARMACOLOGY AND ANESTHEISA FOR SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY		373
ALHLT 2674 SURGICAL PROCEDURES I		374
ALHLT 2684 SURGICAL PROCEDURES II		374
ALHLT 2698 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY PRACTICUM		374
ALHLT 3033 HISTORY OF MEDICINE		374
ALHLT 3043 HEALTH STATISTICS		374
ALHLT 3053 ADVANCED MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY		374
ALHLT 3063 LONG-TERM CARE MANAGEMENT		374
ALHLT 3073 DIAGNOSTICS, DRUGS, AND THERAPEUTICS		374
ALHLT 3084 FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY OF THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM		374
ALHLT 3183 CULTURAL COMPETENCE IN HEALTHCARE		374
ALHLT 3193 THE U.S. HEALTHCARE SYSTEM		374
ALHLT 3242 MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS AND PRACTICES		374
ALHLT 3933 HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT		374
ALHLT 3963 HEALTHCARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT		374
ALHLT 3978 HEALTH CARE INTERNSHIP		374
ALHLT 4043 HEALTHCARE LAW & ETHICS		375
ALHLT 4074 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY		375
ALHLT 4093 EPIDEMIOLOGY		375
ALHLT 4123 HEALTHCARE REVENUE CYCLE		375
ALHLT 4143 PUBLIC HEALTH CAPSTONE		375
ALHLT 4153 INFORMATICS FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS		375
ALHLT 4163 HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP		375
ALHLT 4178 LONG-TERM CARE PRACTICUM		375
ALHLT 4183 GERIATRIC HEALTH AND WELLNESS		375
ALHLT 4364 ADVANCED CLINICAL CHEMISTRY		375
HIM 3033 INTRO TO HEALTH INFORMATION		375
HIM 3123 ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS		375
HIM 3213 HEALTHCARE LEGAL SYSTEMS		376
HIM 3223 INTRO TO ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS		376
HIM 3333 CODING I		376
HIM 3343 CODING II		376
HIM 3363 HEALTHCARE COMPLIANCE AND RISK		376
HIM 3453 HEALTHCARE FINANCE		376
HIM 4023 HEALTHCARE DATABASE PRINCIPLES		376
HIM 4033 HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT		376
This course introduces the principles of human resource management and leadership within health information management. Students will apply employment legislation, analyze risks of noncompliance, and practice time management strategies to enhance pers...		376
HIM 4052 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT		376
HIM 4073 HEALTH DATA ANALYSIS		377
HIM 4082 HIM PROFESSIONAL REVIEW		377
HIM 4093 HEALTH DATA INFORMATICS		377
HIM 4113 HEALTHCARE QUALITY MEASURES		377
HIM 4052 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE		377
HIM 4132 MEDICAL CODING INTERNSHIP		377
HIM 4153 HIM INTERNSHIP		377
HIM 4213 HEALTH DATA INTEGRITY		377
HIM 4223 MANAGERIAL CODING		377
OTA 1013 INTRO TO OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY		377
OTA 1023 KINESIOLOGY FOR OTA		377
OTA 1102 THERAPEUTIC MEDIA		377
OTA 2002 HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY MANAGEMENT		378
OTA 2022 FIELDWORK I-A		378
OTA 2102 THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITIES		378
OTA 2113 PHYSICAL DYSFUNCTION AND TREATMENT TECHNIQUES		378
OTA 2122 FIELDWORK I-B		378
OTA 2133 PEDIATRIC CARE IN OT		378
OTA 2143 ELDERCARE IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY		378
OTA 2153 PSYCHOSOCIAL DYSFUNCTION AND TREATMENT TECHNIQUES		378
OTA 2203 FIELDWORK II-A		378
OTA 2212 DISEASE PATHOLOGY		378
OTA 2213 FIELDWORK II-B		378
PTA 1012 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL THERAPY		378
PTA 1023 BASIC HUMAN NEEDS		378
PTA 1041 PTA CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION		378
PTA 1053 THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES I		378
PTA 1063 EXERCISE TECHNIQUES & ASSESSMENT		379
PTA 1073 FOUNDATIONS OF PT		379
PTA 1113 THREATS TO BASIC HUMAN NEEDS		379
PTA 1213 PAIN MANAGEMENT I		379
PTA 1224 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES I		379
PTA 2013 PAIN MANAGEMENT II		379
PTA 2024 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE II		379
PTA 2032 CLINICAL PRACTICUM I		379
PTA 2112 PTA SYSTEMS/PROBLEMS		379
PTA 2133 CLINICAL PRACTICUM II		379
PTA 2212 PHARMACOLOGY FOR THE PTA		379
PTA 2222 CLINICAL PRACTICUM II		379
PTA 2233 REHABILITATION SPECIALTIES		379
PTA 2243 THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES II		379
PTA 2253 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE FOR THE PTA		379
PTA 2263 APPLIED PATHOLOGY		379
PTA 2273 CLINICAL PRACTICUM I		379
PTA 2283 CLINICAL PRACTICUM III		379
NURS 1102 FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING		380
NURS 3126 COMMUNITY NURSING		380
NURS 3156 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING		380
NURS 3236 ACUTE AND CHRONIC CARE I		380
NURS 3256 CHILD HEALTH NURSING		380
NURS 3273 NURSING RESEARCH		380
NURS 3283 PHARMACOLOGY		380
NURS 4001-02 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN NURSING		380
NURS 4143 CHALLENGES FOR NURSES IN TODAY’S HEALTHCARE SYSTEM		380
NURS 4286 NURSING LEADERSHIP		380
NURS 4346 ACUTE AND CHRONIC CARE II		380
NURS 4356 FAMILY HEALTH		380
NURS 4376 PSYCHOSOCIAL NURSING		380
NURS 4383 PERSONAL HEALTH PROMOTIONS OF THE NURSE		380
NURS 4703 LPN-BSN ROLE TRANSITION		380
NURS 4713 LPN-EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE		380
NURS 4733 LPN-ADVANCED PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT		380
NURS 4756 LPN-COMMUNITY HEALTH PROMOTION		380
NURS 4766 LPN-ACUTE AND CHRONIC CARE ACROSS THE LIFESPAN		380
NURS 4776 LPN-PROFESSIONAL NURSING LEADERSHIP		380
NURS 4603 BRIDGING NURSING PARADIGMS		381
NURS 4613 NURSING STATISTICS AND EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE		381
NURS 4623 WELLNESS THROUGH HEALTH PROMOTION		381
NURS 4633 ETHICS AND CARING		381
NURS 4643 THEORY AND PRACTICE ELECTIVE		381
NURS 4653 NURSING INFORMATICS		381
NURS 4663 COMMUNITY BASED NURSING ACROSS THE HEALTH CONTINUUM		381
NURS 4673 CONTEMPORARY NURSING LEADERSHIP		381
NURS 4683 ADVANCED PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT		381
NURS 4693 ISSUES AND CONCEPTS FOR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE		381
(44) Pharm Crse Descriptions (26-27)		382
Course Descriptions		382
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY		382
PHARM 6012 BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES 1		382
PHARM 6023 PHARMACEUTICS 1		382
PHARM 6033 COMMUNITY PHARMACY		382
PHARM 6043 PHARMACY CALCULATIONS		382
PHARM 6051 PHARMACY CERTIFICATIONS 1		382
PHARM 6061 COMPOUNDING & DISPENSING SKILL LAB		382
PHARM 6104 BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES 2		382
PHARM 6113 PHARMACEUTICS 2		382
PHARM 6123 BIOPHARMACEUTICS & PHARMACOKINETICS		382
PHARM 6132 SELF-CARE PHARMACOTHERAPY 1		382
PHARM 6142 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 1		382
PHARM 6151 DRUG INFORMATION RESOURCES		382
PHARM 6161 COMMUNITY PHARMACY SKILLS LAB		382
PHARM 6170 INTRODUCTORY PHARMACY PRACTICE EXPERIENCE - COMMUNITY		382
PHARM 6202 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY 1		382
PHARM 6214 PHARMACOLOGY 1		382
PHARM 6222 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY 1		382
PHARM 6233 FOUNDATIONS OF PATIENT CARE		383
PHARM 6243 BIOSTATISTICS & RESEARCH DESIGN		383
PHARM 6252 HEATLH-SYSTEM PHARMACY		383
PHARM 6261 HEALTH-SYSTEM PHARMACY SKILLS LAB		383
PHARM 6302 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY 2		383
PHARM 6314 PHARMACOLOGY 2		383
PHARM 6322 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY 2		383
PHARM 6334 PHARMACOTHERAPY 1		383
PHARM 6341 NUTRITION, LIFESTYLE, &WELLNESS		383
PHARM 6351 LITERATURE EVALUATION		383
PHARM 6362 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2		383
PHARM 6371 PATIENT CARE SKILLS LAB 1		383
PHARM 6380 INTRODUCTORY PHARMACY PRACTICE EXPERIENCE – HEALTH-SYSTEM		383
PHARM 6403 TOXICOLOGY		383
PHARM 6414 PHARMACOTHERAPY 2		383
PHARM 6423 POPULTION HEALTH		383
PHARM 6431 CLINICAL PHARMACOKENTICS		383
PHARM 6443 PHARMACY ADMINISTRATION 1		384
Three-hour lecture. An introduction to basic management and administrative processes essential for pharmacy operations. The role of managed care in the delivery of health care at the local and national level is developed. The interface of pharmaceutic...		384
PHARM 6451 PHARMACY CERTIFICATIONS 2		384
PHARM 6461 PATIENT CARE SKILLS LAB 2		384
PHARM 6504 PHARMACOTHERAPY 3		384
PHARM 6514 JURISPRUDENCE		384
PHARM 6522 SELF-CARE PHARMACOTHERAPY 2		384
PHARM 6533 PHARMACY ADMINISTRATION 2		384
PHARM 6542 PROFESSTIONAL DEVELOPMENT 3		384
PHARM 6551 PATIENT CARE SKILLS LAB 3		384
PHARM 6904 & PHARM 6914 ADVANCED PHARMACY PRACTICE EXPERIENCE – COMMUNITY A & B		384
PHARM 6183 LEADING INNOVATION IN PHARMACY		385
PHARM 6601-2 PHARMACY RESEARCH & SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY		385
PHARM 6611-2 ADVANCED TOPICS IN PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES		385
PHARM 6682 INTRODUCTION TO INFECTIOUS DISEASE		386
Two credit hour course. Interactive elective course that introduces the pharmacy student to basic principles of infectious disease pharmacotherapy. A strong emphasis will be given to the mechanism of action, spectrum of activity, pharmacokinetics, pha...		386
PHARM 6692 ADVANCED TOPICS IN INFECTIOUS DISEASE		386
PHARM 6702 VETERINARY PHARMACY		386
PHARM 6712 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR THE PHARMACIST		386
PHARM 6811 INTRODUCTION TO BIOINFORMATICS, NETWORK PHARMACOLOGY, & GENE THERAPY		386
SPAN 3023 SPANISH FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS		386
ACCTG 5633 FINANCIAL ACCTG FOR DECISION MAKING		387
ECONO 5653 ADVANCED MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS		387
ECONO 5763 ADVANCED BUSINESS STATISTICS		387
FINAN 5263 ADVANCED FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT		387
MNGMT 5xx3 MANAGEMENT ELECTIVE		387
MNGMT 5433 ADV HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT		387
MNGMT 5533 MNGMT & ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR		387
MNGMT 5643 ADV QUANT METHODS & OPER ANALYSIS		387
MNGMT 5923 BUSINESS STRATEGY & POLICY		387
MRKTG 5623 MARKETING STRATEGY		387
HIM 5213 Healthcare Information Management		387
HIM 5233 Legal and Corporate Compliance in HC		387
HIM 5253 Health Data Privacy and Security		387
HIM 5283 Healthcare Information Systems		387
HIM 5293 Healthcare Professional Leadership		387
HIM 5313 Healthcare Revenue Management		387
HIM 5383 Operations Management in HC		387
HIM 5393 Quality and Risk Management in HC		387
HIM 5413 Health Data Management		387
HIM 5423 Health Data Analysis		387
HIM 5433 HC Research Design		387
HIM 5443 Financial Management in HIM		387
HIM 5452 Contemporary Topics in HIM		387
HIM 5461 HIM Capstone		387
PHARM 6652 LEADING PHARMACY CHANGE		387
PHARM 6183 LEADING INNOVATION IN PHARMACY		387
PHARM 6194 QUALITY OUTCOME EVALUATION IN PHARMACY		387
(45) Index for Catalog (26-27)		388

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