Courses

A study of interview and interrogation techniques. Topics include preparation, environmental

Students will learn to perform astronomical observations with eye, telescope, and modern detectors, using techniques of digital imaging, photometry, and spectroscopy. Wavelength ranges from radio to gamma- ray will be addressed. Students will gain familiarity with current software tools for data analysis, model fitting, and error analysis. Students will carry out and report on all components of observational research, from concept and data collection to analysis and presentation of conclusions.

Techniques of organic chemistry; preparation, properties of typical organic compounds; separation, purification, analysis, and characterization of organic compounds.

Composition of population; constructing life tables; population estimation and projection; migration.

Fundamental concepts and tools of research applied to psychological and educational sampling, appraisal instruments, statistical description and inference, writing the research

Students obtain a critical understanding of the principal technical and theoretical social sciences and research grant writing. Students investigate the primary scopes and limits. Topics may include epistemological characteristics of major the preparation of research proposals, identification of research questions, development

An integration of the concepts and application of statistical and quantitative the current literature related to statistical inference, ANOVA, correlation, simple analysis will be covered. Career and Technology (CATM)

This course provides an overview of the methods and techniques associated with the strength and conditioning of athletes through cardiovascular and resistance training. The course is intended to prepare future professionals in various fitness fields to apply scientifically sound principles to strength and conditioning programs.

Course is designed to familiarize the student with the principles, problems, and techniques, involved in supervision.

This course teaches the methods and techniques of teaching Christian education in the local church and Sunday school. Principles of learning, preparing instruction, and teaching methods will be the major focus. Emphasis will be placed on learning styles and student outcomes.