Courses

The world around us is a complicated one. Our lives are governed by natural processes and human technology. Understanding how these processes interact goes a long way towards allowing us to be better citizens. In this course we will explore seven different areas: climate/ weather and other natural phenomena, water, energy, pollution, garbage and recycling, agriculture, and biology. This course is online only.

Basic skills in alpine skiing. Six hours of dry-land instruction and three days (20 hours) of on-snow instruction. Students pay all expenses.

Advanced skills in alpine skiing. Four hours of dry-land instruction and three days (20 hours) of on-snow instruction. Students pay all expenses.

This course examines augmentative and alternative communication strategies, techniques and technology that may aid individuals with communication impairments due to a variety of conditions, diseases and syndromes. Assessment, treatment, caregiver education and training and multidisciplinary team building will be addressed.

Provides acquisition of basic nursing theory, communication, collaboration, and critical thinking necessary for safe, patient-centered nursing care to diverse adult patients experiencing common health alterations requiring medical/surgical interventions. The course introduces Practical Nursing and incorporates the legal and ethical responsibilities of the Practical Nurse.

A comprehensive course detailing conventional and alternative instructional-design models. It is intended for advanced IDD students to further develop their skills and knowledge about ID models and to formulate their own epistemological beliefs as to how ID should occur.

Cooperative education experience consisting of educational/experiential training (approximately 40 hrs/week). Students alternate semester of full-time classes with semesters of full-time training. The semester of full-time work (approximately 40 hr./week) is equivalent to full-time student status, with the exception of financial aid. (Contact Financial Aid for additional information.)

Cooperative education experience consisting of educational/experiential training (approximately 40 hrs/week). Students alternate semester of full-time classes with semesters of full-time training. The semester of full-time work (approximately 40 hrs./week) is equivalent to full-time student status, with the exception of financial aid. (Contact Financial Aid for additional information.)

Cooperative education experience consisting of educational/experiential training (approximately 40 hrs./week). Students alternate semesters of full-time classes with semesters of full-time training. If approved, students are provided full-time enrollment status.

This course continues the development of DC and AC concepts with emphasis on constructing, verifying, and troubleshooting complex circuits and reactive circuits. Topics include safety practices, applied algebraic and trigonometry concepts, complex series, parallel, and series-parallel combination circuits, DC theorems, reactive components, RLC circuits, circuit resonance, passive filters, and nonsinusoidal wave forms.