to apply toward graduation requirements.
SOC 250D Social Psychology (3) A study of social behavior
on
human interaction. Topics covered include perception, attitudes,
persuasion, leadership and group structure. Lectures and readings
are supplemented with class projects. (Same as PSY 251D.)
Spanish
SPAN 1010 Beginning Spanish I (3) An elementary course in
the
essentials of Spanish with an emphasis on listening, speaking,
reading, and writing. An introduction to the culture and history
of
Spanish-speaking countries.
SPAN 1020 Beginning Spanish II (3) A continuation of SPAN
1010.
PREREQUISITE: SPAN 1010 or appropriate placement on
departmental language proficiency exam.
SPAN 2010 Intermediate Spanish I (3) A course designed to
improve the student's ability to understand spoken and written
Spanish, to use Spanish grammar, and to read and write at
the
intermediate level. Readings and exercises in Spanish literature
and
documents are used to familiarize students with Spanish culture
and
language. PREREQUISITE: SPAN 1020 or appropriate placement
on
departmental language proficiency exam.
SPAN 2020 Intermediate Spanish II (3) A continuation of SPAN
2010. PREREQUISITE: SPAN 2010 or appropriate placement on
departmental language proficiency exam.
SPAN 290P* Spanish Study Abroad (1-2) This course allows
students to experience a foreign language and culture first
hand.
Students are required to complete a research project based
on their
experience. PREREQUISITE: SPAN 1020 or permission of instructor.
Specialized Interest Education
SIE 276 T* Selected Topics (1.5 for each .1 credit) Specialized
topical issues and/or problems are selected and studied in
depth. 1.5
contact hours with faculty required per .1 credit hour. This
course
is not intended to apply towards graduation.
Theatre
THEA 1030 Introduction to Theater (3) A general education
course designed to meet the fine arts requirement for non-majors.
Provides an introduction and overview of theater as an art
form;
emphasis on understanding the nature of drama and its place
in
culture, the history and theory of theater and the production
process. PREREQUISITES: An acceptable placement score, or
DSPR
0800 and DSPW 0800.
THEA 120 Fundamentals of Acting (3) A course in the mechanics
of acting including physical movement, body control, and characterbuilding
techniques.
THEA 130 Stagecraft (3) Theory and practical experience in
the
different phases of stagecraft including sets, lights, sound,
and
publicity.
THEA 200 D Voice and Diction (3) A study of the basic fundamentals
of vocal expression; this course explores non-regional speech
development and the use of the voice as an expressive instrument.
(Same as COM 200D) PREREQUISITE: COM 100 or COM 103.
THEA 210 Children's Theatre (3) Lectures and practical experience
in children's theater activities, including a full production.
PREREQUISITE: THEA 120.
THEA 220 Acting II (3) An analysis of styles and techniques
in
acting, including improvisation, movement, and voice, focused
on
character development. PREREQUISITE: THEA 120 or permission
of
instructor.
THEA 240 Fundamentals of Costume and Make-up (3) A practical
application of costume design concepts and make-up techniques
for
the stage.
THEA 280T Individual Problems in Theater (1-3) A course designed
to allow the student to pursue special interests in theater.
Requires
permission of the instructor. Only 6 hours may be counted
toward
graduation.
Special Interest Courses
In support of the effective fulfillment of its mission, the
College promotes lifelong learning opportunities throughout
the
College's twelve-county service region. Special interest classes
are open to all who desire to improve professionally or to
enrich
their personal lives. These courses are not applicable toward
any
associate degree or academic or technical certificate nor
are
credit hours related to Special Interest Classes included
for
financial aid purposes.
Computer Information Systems
CIS 109S Internet Essentials (1) A hands-on introduction of
the
Internet. Topics include: definition of the Internet; Internet
addressing; using e-mail; LISTSERV; FTP; Telnet; Archie; Gopher;
Veronica; WAIS; WWW. No prior computer experience required.
May not be used towards GBA requirements.
CIS 120S Quicken Essentials (1) An introduction to Quicken,
a
personal financial budgeting and planning software package.
Topics
include setting up a budget, entering transactions, reconciling,
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