Nursing Cluster Courses Appropriate for Prenursing TRANSFER STUDENTS ONLY (Not appropriate for freshmen) Summer Orientation June 14, 2010
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1 Nursing Cluster Courses Appropriate for Prenursing TRANSFER STUDENTS ONLY (Not appropriate for freshmen) Summer Orientation June 14, 2010 IMPORTANT: You must only use this list of courses to complete your Summer Orientation Prenursing Academic Planning Worksheet (APW). You may look up course descriptions in your University Division Guide booklet, but only courses on the list below will count for nursing, are offered in fall, and are appropriate for most prenursing students. BUS K201 The Computer in Business Communication Cluster BUS X104 Business Presentations Communication Cluster CMCL C121 Public Speaking Communication Cluster CMCL C122 Interpersonal Communication Communication Cluster CMCL C205 Intro to Communication & Culture Communication Cluster CMCL C228 Argumentation and Debate Communication Cluster CSCI A110 Introduction to Computers and Computing Communication Cluster CSCI A201 (4 cr) Introduction to Programming 1 Communication Cluster EDUC G203 Communication in the Classroom Communication Cluster ENG W103 Introductory Creative Writing Communication Cluster ForeignLang (3-5 cr) Most level language courses Communication Cluster INFO I101 (4 cr) Introduction to Informatics Communication Cluster JOUR C201 News in the Twentieth Century Communication Cluster JOUR J110 Journalism and Mass Communications Communication Cluster LING L103 Introduction to Language Communication Cluster LING L303 Introduction to Linguistic Analysis Communication Cluster SPEA V261 Computers in Public Affairs Communication Cluster SPHS S110 Survey of Communication Disorders Communication Cluster SPHS S111 Intro to Phonetics Communication Cluster TEL T101 Living in the Information Age Communication Cluster TEL T206 Intro to Design and Production Communication Cluster TEL T207 Telecom Industries and Management Communication Cluster ANTH B200 Bioanthropology Critical/Analytical/Science AST A100 The Solar System Critical/Analytical/Science AST A103 The Search for Life in the Universe Critical/Analytical/Science AST A110 Introduction to Astronomy Critical/Analytical/Science BIOL L104 Introductory Biology Lecture Critical/Analytical/Science CHEM C100 The World as Chemistry Critical/Analytical/Science CHEM C101 Elementary Chemistry 1 Critical/Analytical/Science COLL E105 Natural & Mathematical Sciences Topics Critical/Analytical/Science EDUC Q200 Introduction to Scientific Inquiry Critical/Analytical/Science GEOG G107 Physical Systems of the Environment Critical/Analytical/Science GEOG G109 Weather and Climate Critical/Analytical/Science GEOL G103 Earth Science Critical/Analytical/Science GEOL G104 Evolution of the Earth Critical/Analytical/Science GEOL G105 Earth: Our Habitable Planet Critical/Analytical/Science GEOL G114 PreHistoric Life Critical/Analytical/Science GEOL G116 Our Planet and Its Future Critical/Analytical/Science GEOL G121 Meteorites & Geolog.Processes - Planets Critical/Analytical/Science GEOL G141 Earthquakes and Volcanoes Critical/Analytical/Science GEOL G171 Environmental Geology Critical/Analytical/Science HPER H401/401 (4cr) Emergency Medical Tech Course (must take HPER-H160 with or before H401&404) Critical/Analytical/Science Page 1 of 6
2 HPER N220 Nutrition for Health Critical/Analytical/Science HPER N231 Human Nutrition (Prerequisite: strong high school science background) Critical/Analytical/Science HPER P212 Introduction to Exercise Science Critical/Analytical/Science HPSC X200 Scientific Reasoning Critical/Analytical/Science MATH M119 Brief Survey of Calculus 1 Critical/Analytical/Science MATH M120 Brief Survey of Calculus 2 Critical/Analytical/Science MATH T101 Math for Elementary Teachers 1 Critical/Analytical/Science MATH T103 Math for Elementary Teachers 3 Critical/Analytical/Science MSCI M131 Disease and the Human Body Critical/Analytical/Science MSCI M216 Medical Science of Psychoactive Drugs Critical/Analytical/Science PHIL P105 Thinking and Reasoning Critical/Analytical/Science PHIL P150 Elementary Logic Critical/Analytical/Science PHIL P250 Introductory Symbolic Logic Critical/Analytical/Science PHYS P105 Basic Physics of Sound Critical/Analytical/Science PHYS P110 (2 cr) Energy Critical/Analytical/Science PHYS P120 Energy and Technology Critical/Analytical/Science PHYS P150 How Things Work Critical/Analytical/Science SPEA K300 Statistical Techniques (Recommended prerequisite: finite math) Critical/Analytical/Science STAT S300 (4 cr) Intro Applied Statistical Methods (4 credits) Critical/Analytical/Science AAAD A150 Survey of the Culture of Black Americans Cultural Diversity Cluster AAAD A210 Black Women in the Diaspora Cultural Diversity Cluster AAAD A255 The Black Church in America Cultural Diversity Cluster AAAD A264 History of Sport&AfricanAmerExperiences Cultural Diversity Cluster AAAD A355 Afro-American History I Cultural Diversity Cluster AFRI L232 Contemporary Africa Cultural Diversity Cluster AMST A100 What is America? Cultural Diversity Cluster AMST A202 US Arts & Media Cultural Diversity Cluster ANTH A200 Topics in Anthropology Cultural Diversity Cluster ANTH A205 Anthropology - Popular Topics Cultural Diversity Cluster ANTH E105 Culture and Society Cultural Diversity Cluster ANTH E200 Social and Cultural Anthropology Cultural Diversity Cluster ANTH P200 Intro to Prehistoric Archaeology Cultural Diversity Cluster CEUS R270 The Civilizations of Tibet Cultural Diversity Cluster CLAS C101 Ancient Greek Culture Cultural Diversity Cluster CLAS C102 Roman Culture Cultural Diversity Cluster CLAS C205 Classical Mythology Cultural Diversity Cluster CLLC L220 Collins Colloquium - various topics Cultural Diversity Cluster COLL X112 (2 cr) Traditions & Cultures of IU (online course) Cultural Diversity Cluster EALC E100 East Asia: an Introduction Cultural Diversity Cluster EALC E252 Modern East Asian Civilization Cultural Diversity Cluster EDUC H340 Education and American Culture Cultural Diversity Cluster EDUC U212 (2 cr) Current Issues in Undergraduate Life (Note: Non-Hudsaon Holland students must not take sections reserved for HH students) Cultural Diversity Cluster FOLK F111 World Music and Culture Cultural Diversity Cluster FOLK F253 Folklore and the Social Sciences Cultural Diversity Cluster GER E341 Dutch Culture: Modern Netherlands Cultural Diversity Cluster GER E352 Topics in Yiddish Culture Cultural Diversity Cluster GNDR G101 Women, Gender and Culture Cultural Diversity Cluster GNDR G104 Topics in Gender Studies Cultural Diversity Cluster Page 2 of 6
3 GNDR G105 Sex, Gender and the Body Cultural Diversity Cluster GNDR G205 (1-3 cr Themes in Gender Studies Cultural Diversity Cluster HIST B200 Issues in Western European History Cultural Diversity Cluster HIST G101 East Asia in World History Cultural Diversity Cluster HIST H101 The World in the 20th Century I Cultural Diversity Cluster HIST H103 Europe: Renaissance to Napoleon Cultural Diversity Cluster HIST H105 American History to 1865 Cultural Diversity Cluster HIST H106 American History since 1865 Cultural Diversity Cluster HIST H205 Ancient Civilization Cultural Diversity Cluster HIST H207 Modern East Asian Civilization Cultural Diversity Cluster HIST H211 Latin American Culture & Civilization Cultural Diversity Cluster HIST H213 The Black Death Cultural Diversity Cluster HIST H251 Jewish History & Civilization 1 Cultural Diversity Cluster HPER C354 Multidisciplinary Perspectives in Gerontology (online course) Cultural Diversity Cluster HPER R365 Leisure and Aging Cultural Diversity Cluster LATS L101 Intro to Latino Studies Cultural Diversity Cluster LATS L102 Intro to Latinos in the United States Cultural Diversity Cluster REL A230 Introduction to Judaism Cultural Diversity Cluster REL A250 Introduction to Christianity Cultural Diversity Cluster REL A270 Introduction to Islam Cultural Diversity Cluster REL A300 Various Titles Cultural Diversity Cluster REL R153 Religions of the East Cultural Diversity Cluster REL R160 Religion and American Culture Cultural Diversity Cluster SLAV R223 Intro. To Russian Culture Cultural Diversity Cluster SOC S217 Social Inequality Cultural Diversity Cluster SOC S316 Sociology of the Family (Recommended prerequisite: a level SOC class) Cultural Diversity Cluster Sexual Diversity (Recommended prerequisite: SOC S321 a level SOC class) Cultural Diversity Cluster Gender Roles (Recommended prerequisite: a level SOC class) Cultural Diversity Cluster SOC S338 SWK S100 Diversity in a Pluralistic Society Cultural Diversity Cluster AFRI L400 Topics in African Studies Humanistic Appreciation Cluster ANTH A105 Human Origins and Pre-history Humanistic Appreciation Cluster ANTH P240 Archaeology and the Movies Humanistic Appreciation Cluster CLAS C205 Classical Mythology Humanistic Appreciation Cluster CLAS C206 Classical Art and Archaeology Humanistic Appreciation Cluster CLLC L210 All Sections Humanistic Appreciation Cluster CMCL C190 An Introduction to Film Humanistic Appreciation Cluster CMCL C290 Survey of Film History Humanistic Appreciation Cluster CMLT C147 Images of the Self Humanistic Appreciation Cluster CMLT C151 Introduction to Popular Culture Humanistic Appreciation Cluster CMLT C251 Lyrics and Popular Songs Humanistic Appreciation Cluster CMLT C255 Modern Literature and Other Arts Humanistic Appreciation Cluster COLL E103 Topics: Arts and Humanities Humanistic Appreciation Cluster EDUC F401 Explorations in Education: Survey of Serious Games Humanistic Appreciation Cluster ENG L203 Introduction to Drama Humanistic Appreciation Cluster ENG L204 Introduction to Fiction Humanistic Appreciation Cluster ENG L208 Topics in English&American Lit&Culture Humanistic Appreciation Cluster ENG L220 Introduction to Shakespeare Humanistic Appreciation Cluster Page 3 of 6
4 FINA A101 Ancient and Medieval Art Humanistic Appreciation Cluster FINA A102 Renaissance Through Modern Art Humanistic Appreciation Cluster FINA A206 Classical Art and Archaeology Humanistic Appreciation Cluster FINA H100 Art Appreciation Humanistic Appreciation Cluster FINA N110 Introduction to Studio Art Humanistic Appreciation Cluster FOLK F101 Introduction to Folklore Humanistic Appreciation Cluster FOLK F131 Introduction to Folklore in the U. S. Humanistic Appreciation Cluster GER E323 German Film Culture Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER F255 Human Sexuality Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER F258 Marriage and Family Interaction Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER H150 Pre-School Children's Health Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER H160 First Aid and Emergency Care Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER H170 Health: Surviving the College Years Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER H172 International Health and Social Issues Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER H180 Stress Management Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER H220 Death and Dying Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER H235 Obesity and Health Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER H263 Personal Health Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER H305 Women's Health Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER H306 Men's Health Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER H320 The Nature of Cancer Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER P398 Adapted Physical Education Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPER T142 Living Well: Fundamentals of Wellness Humanistic Appreciation Cluster HPSC X100 Human Perspectives on Science Humanistic Appreciation Cluster INTL I201 Culture and the Arts Humanistic Appreciation Cluster MUS T109 Basic Musicianship (Rudiments of Music) Humanistic Appreciation Cluster MUS T151 Music Theory and Literature 1 Humanistic Appreciation Cluster MUS Z101 Music for the Listener I Humanistic Appreciation Cluster MUS Z103 Special Topics in Music for Non-Majors Humanistic Appreciation Cluster MUS Z111 Introduction to Music Theory Humanistic Appreciation Cluster MUS Z201 History of Rock Music 1 Humanistic Appreciation Cluster MUS Z301 History of Rock in the '70s and '80s Humanistic Appreciation Cluster MUS Z320 Special topics in Popular Music Humanistic Appreciation Cluster MUS Z402 Music of Frank Zappa Humanistic Appreciation Cluster NELC N305 Topics in Near Eastern Culture & Literature Humanistic Appreciation Cluster NELC N370 Koranic Studies Humanistic Appreciation Cluster PHIL P100 Introduction to Philosophy Humanistic Appreciation Cluster PHIL P135 Introduction to Existentialism Humanistic Appreciation Cluster Introduction to Ethics (NOTE: Similar course PHIL P140 required in School of Nursing Curriculum) Humanistic Appreciation Cluster PHIL P201 Ancient Greek Philosophy Humanistic Appreciation Cluster PHIL P211 Modern Philosophy: Descartes through Kent Humanistic Appreciation Cluster REL A210 Into the Hebrew Bible Humanistic Appreciation Cluster SLAV R263 Russian Lit from Pushkin to Dostoevsky Humanistic Appreciation Cluster THTR T100 Introduction to Theater Humanistic Appreciation Cluster THTR T120 Acting 1 Humanistic Appreciation Cluster ANTH E105 Culture and Society BUS A200 Foundations of Accounting BUS F260 Personal Finance BUS L100 Personal Law Page 4 of 6
5 BUS L201 Legal Environment of Business BUS X100 Business Administration CJUS P100 Introduction to Criminal Justice CJUS P200 Theories of Crime and Deviance CJUS P202 Alternative Social Control Systems CJUS P290 The Nature of Inquiry CJUS P300 Various Topics CJUS P320 Foundations of Criminal Investigation COLL E104 COLL Social & Historical Studies Topics ECON E201 Introduction to Microeconomics ECON E202 Introduction to Macroeconomics EDUC K205 Introduction to Exceptional Children EDUC K305 Teaching Exceptional Learners in Elem School EDUC P314 Life Span Development (NOTE: Similar course required in School of Nursing curriculum) GEOG G110 Introduction to Human Geography GEOG G120 World Regional Geography HPER C366 Health Care Problems in the Community HPER F150 Intro to Life Span Human Development (NOTE: Similar course required in School of Nursing Curriculum) HPER H172 International Health and Social Issues HPER H174 Prevention of Violence in American Society HPER H205 Intro to Health Education HPER H315 Consumer Health HPER H317 Topical Seminar in Health Education HPER H318 Drug Use in American Society HPER P211 Introduction to Sport Management HPER R266 Recreational Facility Management HPER R272 Recreation Activities and Leadership Methods HPER S217 Safety: A Personal Focus HPER S317 Various Topics HPER T101 Resource Development Fundraising HPSC X102 Revolutions in Science: Plato to NATO HPSC X123 Social/Historical Perspectives on Science HPSC X223 Issues in Science: Social & Historical INTL I100 Introduction to International Studies INTL I203 Global Integration & Development INTL I204 Human Rights and Social Movements INTL I205 International Communication INTL I206 Nations, States and Boundaries LING L210 Topics in Language and Society: Language of Lord of the Rings LSTU L100 Introduction to Union & Collective Bargaining (online course) LSTU L110 Intro to LSTU: Labor & Society (online course) POLS Y100 Controversies in American Politics POLS Y103 Introduction to American Politics Page 5 of 6
6 POLS Y105 Introduction to Political Theory POLS Y107 Introduction to Comparative Politics POLS Y109 Introduction to International Relations POLS Y200 Contemporary Political Problems POLS Y204 Institutional Analysis and Governance POLS Y353 Politics of Gender & Sexuality (Recommended prerequisite: a political science course PSY P102 Introductory Psychology 2 SLIS L161 (1 cr) Library Skills and Resources 1 SOC S105 Current Social Controversies SOC S210 The Economy, Organizations and Work SOC S215 Social Change SOC S230 Society and the Individual SOC S312 Education and Society (Recommended prerequisite: a level SOC class) SOC S316 The Family (Recommended prerequisite: a level SOC class) SOC S320 Deviant Behavior & Social Control (Recommended prerequisite: a level SOC class) SOC S324 Mental Illness (Recommended prerequisite: a level SOC class) SOC S344 Sociology of Childhood (Recommended prerequisite: a level SOC class) SPEA A163 ArtWorlds: Markets, Management & Policy SPEA E162 Environment and People SPEA H320 Health Systems Administration SPEA V100 Current Topics in Public Affairs (2-3 credits) SPEA V160 National and International Policy SPEA V161 Urban Problems & Solutions SWK S141 Introduction to Social Work SWK S300 Substance Abuse and Social Services TEL T205 Introduction to Media and Society Page 6 of 6
HPER H401/401 (4cr) Human Nutrition (Prerequisite: strong high HPER N231. Page 1 of 5
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