Course Offerings

Dual Enrollment (Fall 2018)

AMST 106 – The Mass Media and Society. An overview of the interaction between mass media and society. By drawing from selected topics, the course pays particular attention to social influences. (3 credits)
Instructor: William Bachman
Section: 001 Days: M/W/F Time: 2:30pm–3:20pm

ARTH 111 – Ancient to Medieval Art. Survey of Ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Early Medieval, Romanesque, and Gothic art, with an emphasis on sculpture and painting. (3 credits)
Instructor: Jonathan Pineno
Section: 001 Days: T/TH Time: 10:35am–11:50pm

ASTRO 1 – Astronomical Universe. The development of modern understanding of the astronomical universe from planets and stars to galaxies and cosmology. (3 credits)
Instructor: Violet Major
Section: 001 Days: M/W/F Time: 10:10am–11:00am

CAS 100A – Effective Speech. Principles of communication, implemented through presentation of speeches, with some attention to group discussion and message evaluation. (3 credits)
Instructor: William Bachman
Section: 001 Days: M/W/F Time: 10:10am–11:00am
Section: 002 Days: M/W/F Time: 11:15am–12:05pm
Section: 003 Days: M/W/F Time: 1:25pm–2:15pm

COMM 100 – The Mass Media and Society. An overview of the interaction between mass media and society. By drawing from selected topics, the course pays particular attention to the social influences that shape media messages. (3 credits)
Instructor: William Bachman
Section: 001 Days: M/W/F Time: 2:30pm–3:20pm

CRIMJ 13 – Juvenile Delinquency. Juvenile conduct, causes of delinquency, current methods of treatment; organization and function of agencies concerned with delinquency. (3 credits)
Instructor: Marshall Davis
Section: 001 Days: T/TH Time: 10:35am–11:50am

CRIMJ 100 – Introduction to Criminal Justice. An overview of the criminal justice system in the United States. (3 credits)
Instructor: Marshall Davis
Section: 001 Days: T/TH Time: 9:05am–10:20am

ENGL 136 – The Graphic Novel. Course explores the aesthetic of sequential narrative, its methods of production and consumption, and its place in contemporary culture. (3 credits)
Instructor: Lynda Goldstein
Section: 001 Days: T/TH Time: 10:35am–11:50am

IST 110 – Information, People and Technology. Opens an intellectual journey through the ideas and challenges that IT professionals face in the world. (3 credits)
Instructor: Frouke de Quillettes
Section: 001 Days: T/TH Times: 1:35pm–2:50pm

PSYCH 100 – Introductory Psychology. Introduction to general psychology; principles of human behavior and their applications. (3 credits)
Instructor: Melisa Naylor
Section 001 Days: M/W/F Times: 10:10am–11:00am

SOC 1 – Introductory Sociology. Provides perspectives and information useful in understanding all societies. (3 credits)
Instructor: Alicia Zymblosky
Section: 001 Days: T/TH Times: 1:35pm–2:50pm