Courses

(2 clock hour lecture and 4 clock hour lab periods per week). A continuation of VAR 430, which offers an opportunity for students to continue to produce redesigned printed graphic design products while expanding upon their experience in design and refining an individual style. Students will explore graphic design communication through individualized projects under the supervision of graphic design faculty. Methods of developing the student’s comprehensive interactive portfolio are explored.

Information design, package design, and advanced type and image problems. Image manipulation software.

Advanced Greek improves the student’s command of Greek through reading a variety of Greek literature and reviewing the elements of morphology and syntax. Prerequisite: GK347 Intermediate Greek.

Select readings from Greek prose and poetry. An effort is made to accommodate the student's special interests. Offered according to demand.

An advanced course in the grammar and syntax of the Greek language.

More select readings from Greek prose and poetry. An effort is made to accommodate the student's special interests. Offered according to demand.

A continuation of FD 6313. An advanced course in the grammar and syntax of the Greek language.

Various theories of group work, review of basic group leadership skills, and basics of group process; provides integration of concepts and skills; opportunities to lead groups with supervision and ongoing feedback, participation in demonstrations of various group models, writing of reaction/thought/positions papers.

Plant growth and development from seed germination, through maturity and senescence. Spring.

Focus is on assessment, knowledge and techniques required for master’s level prepared nurses in a clinical setting. Course may be repeated for a maximum of 4 credit hours.