College Mathematics

College Mathematics

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Prerequisites: College Mathematics 

College Credits: 3

College Mathematics is a college-level mathematics course for non-mathematics majors and majors in fields not requiring knowledge of advanced mathematics. In this course, students will become familiar with currently taught mathematics vocabulary, symbols, and notation and will learn to solve both routine problems and non-routine problems that require the application of skills and concepts. The subject matter of this course includes sets and logic, number theory, geometry, algebra and functions, graphs, probability, statistics, and financial mathematics. 


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Biology

Biology

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Prerequisites: Biology 

College Credits: 3 

Students will develop knowledge and understanding of information collection and interpretation, hypothesis analysis, and principles and processes of biology. This course will address fundamental biological principles using the two cornerstones of modern biology: genetics and evolution. Elementary chemistry, cell theory, reproduction, and development will also be covered. The emphasis is on biological chemistry, cell structure and function, cellular metabolism, genetics. Introduction will be made to the basic principles of modern biology, including biomacromolecules, bioenergetics, cell structure, homeostasis, evolution, and ecological relationships. 


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English Composition 2

English Composition 2

Humanities

Prerequisites: English Composition 2 

College Credits: 3

The course objective is to provide knowledge that expands on the principles of writing from English Composition 1, while emphasizing Understanding, Analyzing, and writing about literature with the appropriate use of writing process, thesis, content, organization, purpose, and audience. 


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NCLEX® Study Plan

NCLEX® Study Plan

Nursing Exam Prep

Prerequisites: NCLEX® Study Plan 

The NCLEX Study Plan is designed for students working on their Associate or Bachelor’s Nursing program and intending to complete the NCLEX-RN examination. The course provides students with resources and practice questions to aid in studies throughout their program, from the first course all the way to studying for the NCLEX-RN. The content delivers a summary of the scope of professional nursing practices. The practice questions assess the knowledge, skills, and critical thinking abilities that are essential for the entry-level nurse to meet the needs of the patient/client- including family/others- in a safe, effective, appropriate manner that is related to health promotion, maintenance, and rehabilitation. The Registered Nurse is accountable for meeting the needs of the ‘whole’ patient- physically and psychosocially- in a legal and ethical manner.


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TEAS® Prep

TEAS® Prep

Nursing Exam Prep

Prerequisites: TEAS® Prep 

The TEAS® Prep course is specifically designed for students preparing for a program that requires the TEAS® as part of their entrance requirements. The TEAS®, which stands for Test of Essential Academic Skills, is administered through Assessment Technologies Institute (ATI) Nursing Education. The test is a basic aptitude test designed to identify students who would succeed in nursing school and who have the ability to think like a nurse. The ATI TEAS® exam is a test of general knowledge, broken into 4 areas: Mathematics, Science, Reading, and English and Language Usage.


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Introduction to Philosophy

Introduction to Philosophy

Humanities

Prerequisites: Introduction to Philosophy 

College Credits: 3

This course covers the nature of philosophy, ethics, political philosophy, metaphysics, human nature, contemporary philosophy, and world philosophy. The material is organized by the major concepts, questions, and movements discussed by philosophers since the ancient Greeks and before, beginning in 1500 B.C. Events that are contemporaneous with major philosophers are related to the material as well. Ancient world philosophy and modern thinking relevant to our lives today are also explored. 

“The feeling of wonder is the mark of the philosopher, for all philosophy has its origins in wonder.” Plato’s statement about the nature of philosophy and the philosopher provides us with a starting point for examining philosophy as a subject and as an activity. 

The first scientists were pre-Socratics who looked for tangible explanations for physical phenomena rather than explaining those phenomena by referring to the activities of the gods and goddesses in another world. Every area of knowledge we now possess began in the wonder of those early first natural philosophers. If the tree is a good metaphor for knowledge creation, the roots were truly the first philosophical ideas. 

We can all learn to be philosophical and to make rational choices and decisions about our daily activities as individuals. Respecting each other’s rights and fulfilling our duties to each other can make a better world. 


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English Composition 1

English Composition 1

Humanities

Prerequisites: English Composition 1 

College Credits: 3

A one semester equivalent course in freshman level English Composition 1 that introduces the principles of writing with emphasis on writing process, thesis, content, organization, purpose, and audience. It focuses on writing improvement through the practice of writing and reading, with weekly Language Instruction and practice. The final exam consists of three essay questions that measure: 

  1. The students’ ability to compose an argument using written resources and experience to persuade a reader 
  2. To analyze and respond to literary text. 
  3. To analyze and critique a written essay. 

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Beer and Wine in Western Culture

Beer and Wine in Western Culture

Elective

Prerequisites: Beer and Wine in Western Culture 

College Credits: 3

This course examines the role of beer and wine in Western Culture. Students will learn a brief history of beer and wine, as well as how it is made. Students will develop an understanding of beer and wine varieties and how they should taste. We will also cover food pairings for beer and wine styles. 


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HESI® Prep

HESI® Prep

Nursing Exam Prep

Prerequisites: HESI® Prep 

The HESI® Prep course is specifically designed for students preparing for a program that requires the HESI as part of their entrance requirements. The HESI®, specifically the HESI® A2 test, is an exam used to screen applicants for admission into nursing programs. The test is a basic aptitude test designed to identify students who would succeed in nursing school and who have the ability to think like a nurse. The HESI® A2 exam is a test of general knowledge, broken into 8 scored exam topics, which are also broken into subtopics. These 8 topics are Vocabulary and General Knowledge, Reading Comprehension, Grammar, Mathematics, Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, and Physics.


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