Courses

Advanced Preaching is a study of the functional elements of preaching including explanation, application, and argument. It also includes a brief history of preaching and a study of significant preachers and their sermons. There is an emphasis on polishing the student’s content and performance levels. Prerequisite: MN212 Homiletics.

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Students are introduced to advanced sound production, lighting, and other pre-production media. Each student produces and formats high-quality media for digital distribution, and online streaming.

This course covers the theories, principles, and concepts of prestressed concrete, including analysis and design of prestressed components for axial, flexure, shear, and torsion. This course will also introduce the applications of prestressed elements in various types of infrastructure.

This course covers the theories, principles, and concepts of prestressed concrete, including analysis and design of prestressed components for axial, flexure, shear, and torsion. This course will also introduce the applications of prestressed elements in various types of infrastructure.

This course is an ethnographically-based analysis of major theoretical positions and debates in contemporary anthropology. (Stacked course with ANTH 3301.).

Advanced study of the identification and control of physical, chemical, and microbiological hazards in the food industry. Introduction to Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP). May count either POUL 5160 or POUL 6160.

Students engage in a survey of current knowledge and concepts of beef production management, marketing and disease control of stocker and feedlot cattle.

Control This course provides instruction in the advanced theory, application, and programming techniques a specific programmable logic controller, including the hardware/software layout, addressing, communication, and machine interface. In addition, the course covers instruction in timing and memory consideration, and their effects on program and machine performance.

This course provides an in-depth examination of the principles of organizing, funding, and managing recreational therapy services within a variety of settings. Topics include analysis of professional credentialing, policies, standards of practice, ethical behavior, and regulatory guidelines as they relate to recreational therapy are applied to advancing the profession.