Courses

A course designed to emphasize the mechanisms of the more important organic reactions and the various molecular rearrangements involved.

Laboratory for CH 637. Selected experiments in organic chemistry utilizing modern preparative techniques and modern spectroscopic techniques. One 3-hour laboratory period per week. Must be taken concurrently with CH 637.

Analysis of major issues in organizational psychology.

This course focuses on the theoretical assertions and empirical knowledge regarding organizational behavior and its implications for leadership. Systems theory, power and authority, ethics, and culture are addressed, with emphasis on the complexities of the school organization.

Recent research practices and problem areas in special education. Focus onadvanced orientation and mobility for people with multiple handicaps and blindness.

Focuses on research practices and problem areas in advanced orientation and mobility services for students with visual impairments and additional disabilities.

Advanced orientation and mobility teaching techniques for travel in independent settings for multihandicapped and blind students.

Development of advanced orientation and mobility skills for individuals who are blind or visually impaired. Topics include business travel, rural travel, and specialized travel.

This internship is for students in advanced programs. The internship is completed throughout the program with a culminating portfolio of all internship assignments.

Optional problems and media with emphasis on personal expression. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite VISU 3232.