Courses

This course is designed to certify individuals as having completed Advancing instruction based on data and research findings and demonstration of leadership

This course is an in-depth study of the biblical principles of understanding, promoting, and practicing faithful holistic stewardship that supports and strengthens the vision of the church or ministry.

This course explores advanced topics in applications development by connecting web applications written in a modern programming language with databases. Other topics: integrating programming components and libraries, application development and testing methodologies, and using an object oriented approach for multi-tiered applications. Programming projects are required.

Advanced application of quantitative techniques used to support managerial decision-making tools (regression analysis, mathematical programming, simulation) used in economic First 26-27 Tarleton Catalog 19 analytical skills in agricultural economics, business planning, credit and and agribusiness. the time away from work and maximizing the long-term return on investment.

This course involves participant instruction in archaeological field and laboratory techniques, including advanced excavation and survey methods, soils analysis, site mapping with electronic instruments, sampling strategy, and site interpretation. Requires permission of instructor.

Advanced course that addresses the multi-assessment approach related to studying formal and informal assessment. Participants will learn to administer standardized assessment instruments as well as interpret assessment results for the purpose of writing individualized educational programs for students with exceptionalities.

Analysis of the literature of behavior modification and participation in a supervised practicum. May be repeated for a maximum of 9 hours credit.

This laboratory course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to learn advanced laboratory skills focused on Biochemistry and Molecular methods. This will include basic and advanced procedures of protein purification and DNA isolation from a biological material, functional protein assays and transfection and bioassays in mammalian cell lines. Lab reports and presentation of results will familiarize students with the process of scientific reports and analysis of scientific data.

Study of the mechanical laws and principles that govern human movement and their application to activities of daily living, fitness, sport and rehabilitation.

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to transcribe math and science print documents into Nemeth Code with UE Braille; read documents in Nemeth Code and transcribe them into print; format braille documents as per BANA specifications; describe the major types of assistive technology for students with visual impairments; develop lesson plans that utilize assistive technology for students with VI.