BSC 2010 - Integrated
Principles of Biology I
A study of the origin of
life systems; of biological molecules, and organization of living things
at the subcellular, cellular and organismic levels; and of the activities
of living forms in obtaining and utilizing energy and materials in growth,
maintenance and reproduction.
BSC 2010L - Integrated
Principles of Biology Laboratory I.
Laboratory experiments designed
to accompany BSC 2010.
MAC 1105 - College Algebra
Topics include linear, quadratic,
rational, radical, exponential, and logarithmic functions. Graphing and
applications are emphasized.
CHM 2045 - General Chemistry.
Stoichiometry, atomic, and
molecular structure, the sates of matter, reaction rates and equilibria,
acids and bases.
ENC 1101 - Expository
and Argumentative Writing.
This course prepares students
to write expository-argumentative prose and to analyze discourse in contemporary
culture. ENC 1101 is designed to help students improve their grasp of standard
written English, library research, critical analysis and creative thinking.
PSY 2012 - General Psychology.
Designed to provide a broad,
general introduction to the field of psychology, this course is the prerequisite
for advanced courses in psychology. Emphasis is on psychology as a research
enterprise. Students are required to participate as subjects in psychological
research or write a paper on a psychological research article.
SYG 2000 - Principles
of Sociology.
Introduction to sociology
as a social science, and analysis of American society. Culture, socialization,
deviance, bureaucracy, population, urbanization, social stratification,
minorities and other topics.
CHM 2045L - General Chemistry
Laboratory.
Laboratory experiments designed
to accompany CHM 2041 and 2045.
MAC 1140 - Precalculus
Algebra.
College algebra, functions,
coordinate geometry, exponential and logarithmic functions.
SLS 1102 - Enhancing the Freshman Experience.
ZOO 2303 - Vertebrate
Zoology.
The evolution, taxonomy,
ecology and behavior of vertebrates. Emphasis is on the adaptations of
wild animals to their natural habitats. Laboratory will include field trips.
FOS 2001 - Man's Food
For science and nonscience
students. Discussion of current nutrition and food science topics concerning
nutritional quality and safety of foods as they relate to one's health.
WIS 2040 - Wildlife Issues
in a Changing World.
Emphasis given to current
wildlife conservation issues in Florida and the Southeast. (B).
STA 2023 - Introduction
to Statistics 1.
Graphical and numerical
descriptive measures, probability, conditional probability, probability
laws, discrete random variables, binomial and normal random variables,
sampling distributions, central limit theorem, large and small sample confidence
intervals for parameters associated with a single population and for comparison
of two populations. Hypothesis testing for large and small samples.
ENC 1102 - Writing About
Literature.
A course offering instruction
in writing about fiction, drama and poetry. Writing about School
Stories. We read and wrote about Blighton's Mallory Towers,
Wodehouse's White Feather, and Rowling's Harry Potter.
ENC 1145 - Topics for
Composition.
Instruction in expository-argumentative
writing relate to one special topic selected by the instructor. Readings
will include varied genres from different disciplines. Writing about
Native American Woman Writers. We read various pieces and genres,
by various Native American authors.