Course Descriptions

Prerequisites for all 300-400 level courses: 45 credit hours, ENG 103 College Composition or ENG 104 College Composition with Support must have been completed with a minimum grade of C- or taken as a corequisite and, if needed, MAT 013 Fundamental Mathematics Concepts or MAT 0135 Fundamental Mathematics Concepts with Support must have been completed or taken as a corequisite.

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Character Curriculum
	• CC 3001 - Big Questions
Chemistry
	• CHE 114 - General Chemistry I
	• CHE 124 - General Chemistry II
	• CHE 134 - General, Organic, & Biochemistry I
	• CHE 144 - General, Organic & Biochemistry II
	• CHE 151 - Laboratory Safety
	• CHE 215 - Organic Chemistry I
	• CHE 225 - Organic Chemistry II
	• CHE 234 - Environmental Chemistry
	• CHE 314 - Physical Chemistry I
	• CHE 324 - Physical Chemistry II
	• CHE 334 - Quantitative Chemical Analysis
	• CHE 344 - Instrumental Chemical Analysis
	• CHE 35V - Chemistry Research
	• CHE 413 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
	• CHE 444 - Biochemistry I
	• CHE 454 - Biochemistry II
	• CHE 48V - Chemistry Internship
	• CHE 49V - Special Topics and Techniques in Chemistry
	• CHE 1004 - Introduction to Chemistry
Computer Sciences
	• CSC 113 - Fundamentals of Computer Systems
	• CSC 123 - Fundamentals of Web Site Design
	• CSC 133 - Programming Fundamentals I
	• CSC 213 - IT Project Management
	• CSC 233 - Programming Fundamentals II
	• CSC 243 - Computer Architecture/Assembler
	• CSC 303 - Data Structures
	• CSC 323 - Seminar in Computer Science
	• CSC 333 - Programming Paradigms
	• CSC 343 - Database Systems
	• CSC 353 - Numerical Analysis
	• CSC 413 - Operating Systems
	• CSC 423 - E-Commerce Systems
	• CSC 433 - Artificial Intelligence
	• CSC 443 - Software Engineering
	• CSC 453 - IT Security and Networking
	• CSC 463 - Senior Project/Capstone
	• CSC 473 - Topics in Quantum Computing
	• CSC 48V - Computer Science Internship
	• CSC 49V - Special Problems Computer Science
Conservation and Wildlife Management
	• CWM 253 - Natural Resource Conservation, Policy, and Law
	• CWM 364 - Principles of Wildlife Management
	• CWM 403 - Communications for Conservation Educators
	• CWM 401 - Conservation Exit Exam
	• CWM 433 - Scientific Writing for Natural Resource Conservation
	• CWM 473 - Applied Wildlife Biology
	• CWM 48V - Conservation and Wildlife Management Internship
Criminal Justice
	• CJS 103 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
	• CJS 213 - Corrections
	• CJS 223 - Criminal Law
	• CJS 222 - Street Survival Tactics
	• CJS 236 - Emergency Medical Technology
	• CJS 233 - Juvenile Delinquency
	• CJS 253 - Criminal Investigation
	• CJS 273 - Criminal Procedure
	• CJS 291 - Criminal Justice Training
	• CJS 323 - Crime Scene Investigation
	• CJS 343 - Police Field Services
	• CJS 353 - Criminology
	• CJS 373 - Criminal Evidence
	• CJS 394 - Special Issues in Criminal Justice
	• CJS 413 - Verbal Communication in Criminal Justice
	• CJS 433 - Interview and Interrogation
	• CJS 443 - Public Service Leadership
	• CJS 453 - Criminal Justice Report Writing
	• CJS 463 - Senior Capstone
	• CJS 473 - Terrorism
	• CJS 48V - Criminal Justice Internship
	• CJS 49V - Criminal Justice Special Problems
	• CJS 4063 - Marksmanship and Firearm Safety
Cybersecurity
	• CYB 1003 - Introduction to Networking
	• CYB 1103 - Network Security
	• CYB 2203 - Introduction to Cybersecurity
	• CYB 2213 - Information Security and Assurance
	• CYB 3303 - Ethical Hacking
	• CYB 3403 - Digital Forensics
	• CYB 4503 - Cybersecurity Law and Policies
Economics
	• ECN 203 - Macroeconomics
	• ECN 213 - Microeconomics
Education
	• EDU 201 - Classroom Observation
	• EDU 200 - Introduction to Clinical Practice
	• EDU 203 - Psychological Development of the Child and Adolescent
	• EDU 211 - Classroom Participation
	• EDU 213 - The Call to Teach, An Introduction to Teaching
	• EDU 223 - Methods of Teaching Literacy I
	• EDU 253 - Methods of Teaching Mathematics I
	• EDU 263 - Integrated Learning
	• EDU 273 - Engaging Families as Educational Partners
	• EDU 283 - Linking Families with Community Resources
	• EDU 303 - Education of the Exceptional Learner
	• EDU 313 - Methods of Teaching Mathematics II
	• EDU 323 - Methods of Teaching Literacy II
	• EDU 333 - Analysis in Curriculum & Methods of Teaching
	• EDU 343 - Methods of Teaching Literacy III
	• EDU 353 - Instructional Interventions
	• EDU 363 - Methods of Teaching Literacy in Content Fields
	• EDU 373 - Methods for Teaching Science
	• EDU 383 - Methods of Teaching Social Science
	• EDU 393 - Methods of Teaching Literacy in the Secondary School
	• EDU 403 - Early Childhood Leadership

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Course Descriptions

Character Curriculum

Chemistry

Computer Sciences

Conservation and Wildlife Management

Criminal Justice

Cybersecurity

Economics

Education