Courses

Focuses on implementation of an evidence-based DNP Synthesis Project with a systems-level impact for the improvement of nursing practice or patient outcomes within a specialized area of advanced practice. Requires integration of knowledge of nursing theory, evidence-based nursing practice, physiologic and pathophysiologic foundations, ethical and legal 347 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS principles and healthcare systems. Involves development of datasets for analysis of DNP Synthesis Project outcomes.

A course designed to prepare Master of Arts students to take the comprehensive examination. Under the guidance of the faculty, the student is encouraged to synthesize the knowledge gained from the various courses and to express these concepts in his own words.

A course designed to prepare Master of Divinity students to take the comprehensive examination. Under the guidance of the faculty, the student is encouraged to synthesize the knowledge gained from the various courses and to express these concepts in his own words.

Materials Processing fundamentals as they affect dimensions and microstructure of materials and their application in engineering practice. Survey of classical and modern manufacturing processes for engineering materials.

Metals, semiconductors, polymers, ceramics and composite materials are included.

The purpose of this course is to prepare the student to successful complete the NCLEX® examination. The course focuses on all professional nursing roles. Emphasis is on the synthesis of knowledge from all nursing courses as well as the humanities, and the social, behavioral, and natural sciences.

The purpose of this course is to prepare the student to successfully complete the NCLEX examination. The course focuses on all professional nursing roles. Emphasis is on the synthesis of knowledge from all nursing courses as well as humanities, and the social, behavioral, and natural sciences.

The purpose of this course is to prepare the nursing student for the professional nursing licensure exam. The focus of this course is for students to review nursing concepts, pathophysiological conditions, and pharmaceutical/non pharmaceutical therapeutic modalities used to promote health and prevent illness/injury for clients/families across the lifespan among diverse groups, communities, and populations.

A study in the field of rhetoric/writing or the production of a significant creative work. Required for senior writing majors and intended principally for them.

This class is the second required plan-making studio in the Master of Community Planning Program. Synthesis Studio 2 is the second in a two-semester series of classes that will critically consider a real-world planning project involving a city. Course may be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours.