Courses

An examination of the development, philosophies, and activities in the field of public history and the ethical issues which public historians face.

Outlines the history of national and international quality standards. This course emphasizes ISO-9000 and QS-9000 standards; costs and benefits of registration; implementation and upkeep; registrar selection. The registrar accreditation, auditor certification, and company registration will be discussed in detail. also covers the AC and DC standards used in a Standards laboratory. The applications of these standards that pertain to measurements will be emphasized.

Introduces a grouping of fundamental principles, practices, and issues common to many specializations in the health care profession. In addition to the essential skills, students explore various delivery systems and related issues. Provides the student with an overview of radiography and patient care. Students will be oriented to the radiographic profession as a whole. Emphasis will be placed on patient care with consideration of both physical and psychological conditions.

This course will consider applied principles and approaches for conducting a sample survey, designing a survey, and analyzing a survey.

This course will address the basic mechanics of scholarly writing, peer review, self-editing, and APA format.

This course is the prerequisite for student assistants hired to TA the Physics, Geography, and Geology introductory lab courses. The course will start with a general training of: decorum, behavior, professionalism, grading, knowing the specifics of each lab, and how to help the students in lab. This general training will be the first two meetings of the course. The remainder of the course will be online covering selected reading/ journal articles that relate to teaching and pedagogical methods.

This course is the prerequisite for student assistants hired to TA the Physics, Geography, and Geology introductory lab courses. The course will start with a general training of: decorum, behavior, professionalism, grading, knowing the specifics of each lab, and how to help the students in lab. This general training will be the first two meetings of the course. The remainder of the course will be online covering selected reading/ journal articles that relate to teaching and pedagogical methods.

This course is the prerequisite for student assistants hired to TA the Physics and Geology introductory lab courses. The course will start with a general training of: decorum, behavior, professionalism, grading, knowing the specifics of each lab, and how to help the students in lab. This general training will be the first two meetings of the course. The remainder of the course will be online covering selected reading/ journal articles that relate to teaching and pedagogical methods.

This course will familiarize the student with the art of scientific/pre-medical illustration, including the history, techniques, and varied applications. Students will acquire skills applicable to the fields of pre-medical, biological, botanical, entomological, archaeological, paleontological, anthropological and nursing illustration. Emphasis will be placed on the development of the student's ability to accurately and clearly illustrate diagrammatically, narrative, and as a documentarian.

This course provides an overview of the sleep technology field and develops the fundamental knowledge, skills, attitudes, and techniques necessary to successfully participate as an entrylevel polysomnographic technician.