| Embedded Courses and General Education | ||||||||
| Writing | Information Literacy | Quantitative Reasoning (Math) | Scientific Reasoning | Critical Thinking | Oral Communication | Reading | Computer Literacy | |
| ACC 111 | Students must read and interpret instructions for operating software programs. | Students learn basic formulas in spreadsheet software. They learn to estimate whether or not calculations are correct. Work with basic arithmetic using calculators. | Learn cause and effect of recording transactions. | Learn to compare one set of actions to another to decide on best choice for specific business. | Students required to explain in class their reasoning for conclusions they have made. | Students read technical information for basic instructions. Students interpret problems instructions. They read test to know what to do for evaluation in class. | They work with an accounting software program to solve and report the results of various accounting problems. They work accounting problems using Excel spreadsheets software. | |
| ACC 113 | Students must read and interpret instructions for operating software programs. | Students learn basic formulas in spreadsheet software. They learn to estimate whether or not calculations are correct. Work with basic arithmetic using calculators. | Learn cause and effect of recording transactions. | Learn to compare one set of actions to another to decide on best choice for specific business. | Students required to explain in class their reasoning for conclusions they have made. | Students read technical information for basic instructions. Students interpret problems instructions. They read test to know what to do for evaluation in class. | They work with an accounting software program to solve and report the results of various accounting problems. They work accounting problems using Excel spreadsheets software. | |
| ACC 211 | ||||||||
| ADJ 100 | 100 discussion questions | Concurrent with the student's mathematics course the student will interpret graphs, tables and schematics. | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. | Asking/Answering Appripriate questions | Weekly presentations/Class discussion | 13th grade level | NA | |
| Grading work | ||||||||
| ADJ 105 | 20 discussion questions/group paper | Research. Determining the nature and extent of information needed. Evaluates information and its sources critically. | NA | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. | Asking/answering appropriate questions | Class participation | 13th grade level | Producing appropriate research |
| ADJ 107 | 70 discussion questions | NA | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. The student will detect the instructor's formulation of problems by observation then develop an hypothesis to be tested by the instructor. | Asking/answering appropriate questions. Students will recognize unstated assumptions or presuppositions in given statements or assertions. Weighing evidence and deciding if generalizations or conclusions are warranted. Distinguishing between strong and relevant arguments to weak and irrelevant arguments to a particular question at issue. | Weekly presentations/Class discussion | 13th grade level | NA | |
| ADJ 111 | 1000 work paper | Research | NA | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. The student will comprehend the factors that create many issues in criminal justice & the relationship of those factors. | Asking/answering appropriate questions | weekly presentations/Class discussion | 13th grade level | Producing appropriate research |
| ADJ 112 | NA | NA | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. The student will comprehend the factors that create many issues in criminal justice & the relationship of those factors. | Asking/answering appropriate questions | Did student follow oral directions | Appropriate research | NA | |
| ADJ 116 | 2000 word paper | Determining the nature and extent of information needed. Evaluates information and its sources critically. | NA | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. | Asking/answering appropriate questions | NA | Appropriate research | Producing appropriate research |
| ADJ 145 | Sentence analysis/paper | Concurrent with the student's mathematics course the student will interpret graphs, tables and schematics. | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. | Asking/answering appropriate questions | Weekly presentations/Class participation. Verbal Effectiveness. | 13th grade level | NA | |
| ADJ 227 | 40 case briefs | NA | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material.The student will demonstrate understanding by providing a rational recounting of information to include a conclusion based upon general premises, particular instances and in likeness given by the instructor. | Asking/answering appropriate questions. Students will discriminate among degrees of truth or falsity drawn from given data. Students will determine whether certain conclusions necessarily follow from information in given statements or premises. | class participation | 14th grade level | NA | |
| ADJ 229 | Sentence analysis | Concurrent with the student's mathematics course the student will interpret graphs, tables and schematics. | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. | Asking/answering appropriate questions | Weekly presentations/Class participation. Verbal Effectiveness. | 14th grade level | NA | |
| ADJ 141 | 40 case briefs | NA | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. | Asking/answering appropriate questions | Class participation | 14th grade level | NA | |
| ADJ 241 | The student will demonstrate understanding by providing a rational recounting of information to include a conclusion based upon general premises, particular instances and in likeness given by the instructor. | Students will discriminate among degrees of truth or falsity drawn from given data. Students will determine whether certain conclusions necessarily follow from information in given statements or premises. | ||||||
| ADJ 245 | NA | NA | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. The student will comprehend the factors that create many issues in criminal justice & the relationship of those factors. | Asking/answering appropriate questions | Class participation | 14th grade level | NA | |
| ADJ 247 | Group chapter papers | Students will use information effectively to accomplish a specific purpose either individually or in a group. | Concurrent with the student's mathematics course the student will demonstrate mathematical information numerically, symbolically and visually. | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. The student will detect the instructor's formulation of problems by observation then develop an hypothesis to be tested by the instructor. | Asking/answering appropriate questions. Students will recognize unstated assumptions or presuppositions in given statements or assertions. Weighing evidence and deciding if generalizations or conclusions are warranted. Distinguishing between strong and relevant arguments to weak and irrelevant arguments to a particular question at issue. | Group presentations/class participation. Appropriateness. Verbal Effectiveness. | 14th grade level | NA |
| ADJ 248 | 80 Discussion questions/short paper | NA | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. The student will detect the instructor's formulation of problems by observation then develop an hypothesis to be tested by the instructor. | Asking/answering appropirate questions | Weekly presentations/class participation | 14th grade level | NA | |
| ADJ 289 | 2000 word paper | Determining the nature and extent of information needed. Evaluates information and its sources critically. | NA | Based on personal experience in the classroom students will provide an argument on any topic covered that supports the class material. | Asking/answering appropriate questions | NA | 14th grade level | NA |
| ARC 121 | ||||||||
| ARC 122 | ||||||||
| ART 101 | ||||||||
| ART 102 | ||||||||
| ART 121 | ||||||||
| ART 122 | ||||||||
| ART 241 | ||||||||
| ART 242 | ||||||||
| AST | ||||||||
| AST 101 | Format bibliographies and title pages. | LRC Project | Compare formatting. | Class Participation. | Textbook | Microsoft Word and Keyboarding Software | ||
| AST 102 | Format bound and unbound reports with side headings, endnotes, footnotes, and tables | LRC Project | Compare formatting. | Class Participation. | Textbook | Microsoft Word and Keyboarding Software | ||
| AST 113 | Interpret charts | Class Participation. | Textbook | Keyboarding Software | ||||
| AST 141 | Compose documents. | Research project. | Create charts. | Distinguish between software functions | Class Participation. | Textbook | Microsoft Word, Excel, Access | |
| AST 147 | Create a presentation. | Research project. | Create charts. | Give PowerPoint presentations | Textbook | Microsoft PowerPoint | ||
| AST 153 | Create a database. | Distinguish between software functions | Class Participation. | Textbook | Microsoft Access | |||
| AST 160 | Internet activity. | Class Participation. | Textbook | Internet | ||||
| AST 205 | Write information reports, letters of request, directions, letters of persuasion, and responses to requests or directions. | Formal Report.Communicate through electronic technology. | Analyze activities and cases. | Give PowerPoint presentations. Class participation. | Textbook. Magazine articles. | Microsoft Word, Email. | ||
| AST 234 | Compose documents. | Internet Project-What is ARMA? | Analyze activities and cases. | Class participation. | Textbook | Microsoft Access | ||
| AST 243 | Write article summaries, create resume, application, and follow-up letter. Essay questions on tests. | Internet Project-What is IAAP? Reasearch project-office equipment. | Analyze activities and cases. | Class participation. | Textbook. Magazine articles. | Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook | ||
| AST 244 | Write article summaries. Essay questions on tests. | Internet research project-Travel Arrangements | Financial Activities | Analyze activities and cases. | Give PowerPoint presentations, Give employement interview, Project answer phone correctly | Textbook. Magazine articles. | Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook | |
| AST 253 | Project Newsletter: Compose "Newsletter" | Internet activity: Research Desktop | Analyze activities and cases. | Class participation. | Textbook. | Microsoft Word, Publisher | ||
| BUS 100 | Compose answers to questions, prepare reports, & answers essay questions with emphasis on composition and grammer. | Research assignments for reports & analysis | Review of data and implications to some mathematic problem-solving cases | Asking & answering problem solving questions to weekly case study exercises. A few comparisons in deciding best choice of actions. Evaluats good & bad web sites. Based on various management problems presented in text, decide actions to take to solve simulated business programs. | Oral discussions and presentations | www assignments and text. When course is taught via the Internet, all communications is basesd on reading and writing. | Use two business software programs. Must be able to use Internet for research, Blackboard software, a word processing software, and e-mail. | |
| BUS 111 | Review of data and implications to some mathematic problem-solving cases | Asking & answering problem solving questions to weekly case study exercises. | Oral discussions and presentations | www assignments and text | Need to access www resources and answer exercises. | |||
| BUS 112 | Review of data and implications to some mathematic problem-solving cases | Asking & answering problem solving questions to weekly case study exercises. | Oral discussions and presentations | www assignments and text | Need to access www resources and answer exercises. | |||
| BUS 165 | Review of data and implications to some mathematic problem-solving cases. Comprehensive budget required. | Asking & answering problem solving questions to weekly case study exercises. | Oral discussions and presentations | www assignments and text | Need to access www resources and answer exercises. | |||
| BUS 236 | Mid-term & Final exam involves Case Study | Weekly responses generated from textbooks | Review of data and implications to some mathematic problem-solving cases | Asking & answering problem solving questions to weekly case study exercises. | Students present 3-5 oral presentations with accompanying visuals on a variety of topics | www assignments and text | Need to access www resources and answer exercises. | |
| scenario with business setting where student | which incorporate www learning sites | |||||||
| presents solutions in writing | Use LRC facilities: www, professional | |||||||
| journals, & reference materials. | ||||||||
| BUS 241 | Mid-term & final exam involves Case Study | Weekly responses generated from textbooks | Review of data and implications to somemathematic problem-solving cases. | Asking & answering problem solving questions to weekly case study exercises. | Oral presentations weekly on assignment findings to entire class. | www assignments and text | Need to access www resources and answer exercises. | |
| scenario with business setting where student | which incorporate WWW learning sites | |||||||
| presents solutions in writing | Use LRC facilities: WWW, professional | |||||||
| journals, & reference materials. | ||||||||
| BUS 242 | Use LRC facilities: WWW, professional journals, & reference materials and books. | Asking & answering problem solving questins to weekly case study exercises. | Oral discussions and presentations. | www assignments and text | Need to access www resources and snswer exercises. | |||
| BUS 280 | Use LRC facilities, WWW, Professional journals, & reference materials and books. | Asking & answering problem solving questins to weekly case study exercises. | Oral discussions and presentations. | www assignments and text | Need to access www resources and snswer exercises. | |||
| BIO 101 | Research paper. Pre-lab & post lab writing assignments | Use LRC for primary research sources for lab exercises | Math component in lab for conversions within International System of Measurements. | Lab exercises | Students should question information and its sources when doing WWW searches and gathering materials for pre & post lab activities, drawing conclusions from lab results & the points of view of the instructor, lab partners, other students and science writers. | Presentation of research paper alt/voluntary | Textbook, lab exercises, and resource information. These are read for content, ideas, directions and information. | Computers are used for word processing, spreadsheets, graphing, scanning, WWW searches, LRC searches and gathering of materials from remote web site. |
| All test have essay component | Use internet rosources, books, journals, VIVA, and Science when doing writing assignments. | Extensive use in lab of spreadsheet, graphing, and statistical analysis. | Teacher/student interaction in classroom and lab | |||||
| BIO 102 | Research paper, Pre-lab and post lab writing assignments | Use LRC for primary research source for lab exercises | Math component in lab for conversions within International System of Measurements. | Lab exercises | Students should question information and its sources when doing WWW searches and gathering materials for pre & post lab activities, drawing conclusions from the lab results and the points of view of the instructor, lab partners, other students and science wirters. | Presentation of research paper alt/voluntary | Textbook, lab exercises, and resource information. These are read for content, ideas, direction and information. | Computers are used with Probeware in the lab, researching topics, WWW searches for information, CD use in LRC. |
| All test have essay component | Use Internet resources, books, journals, VIVA, Access Science, etc, when doing writing assignments. | Extensive use in lab of spreadsheets, graphing, and statistical analysis. | Teacher/student interaction in the classroom and lab | |||||
| BIO 141 | Research paper | Use LRC for primary research source. Use internet resources, books, journals, VIVA, Access Science, etc. | Math component in lab for conversions within International System of Measurements. | Lab exercises | Students should question information and its sources when doing WWW searches and gathering materials for pre & post lab activities, drawing conclusions from the lab results and the points of view of the instructor, lab partners, other student and science writers. | Presentation of research paper alt/voluntary. Teacher/student interaction in classroom and lab. | Textbook, lab exercises, and resource information. These are read for content, ideas, directions, and information. | Computers are used with Probeware in the lab, researching topics, WWW searches for information, CD use in LRC |
| All test have essay component | CD's for anatomy used in LRC | |||||||
| BIO 142 | Research paper | Use LRC for primary research source. Use internet resources, books, journals, VIVA, Access Science, etc. | Math component in lab for conversions within International System of Measurements. | Lab exercises | Students should question information & its sources when doing WWW searches & gathering materials for pre & post lab activities, drawing conclusions from the lab results and the points of view of the instructor, lab partners, other students & science writers. | Presentation of research paper alt/voluntary. Teacher/student interaction in classroom and lab. | Textbook, lab exercises, and resource information. These are read for content, ideas, directions, and information. | Computers are used with Probeware in the lab, researching topics, WWW searches for information, CD use in LRC |
| All test have essay component | Use anatomy CD's in LRC | Math calculations used in physiological studies such as blood testing, urinalysis, respiration, heart studies, etc. | ||||||
| BIO 150 | Research paper, lab reports | Use LRC for primary research source. Use internet resources, books, journals, VIVA, Access Science, etc. | Calculations for medium preparation, bacterial growth,mass determinations, volumetric determinations bacteria numbers, and medical calculations. | Lab exercises | Students should question information & its sources when doing WWW searches and gathering materials for pre & post lab activities, drawing conclusions from the lab results & the points of view of the instructor, lab partners, other students and scienc writers. | Presentation of research paper alt/voluntary. Teacher/student interaction in the classroom and lab. | Textbook, lab exercises, and resource information. These are read for content, ideas, directions, and information. | Computers are used with Probeware in the lab, researching topics, WWW searches for information, CD use in LRC |
| All test have essay component | ||||||||
| CHD | One written assignment | One assignment requires use of LRC | One oral presentation of some sort. | |||||
| Small group presentations | ||||||||
| CHD 109 | ||||||||
| CHD 118 | Develop a Thematic Resource Unit for children | |||||||
| CHD 120 | One written assignment | One assignment requires use of LRC | 10 hr. observation/participation in primary setting | One oral presentation of some sort. | ||||
| CHD 125 | Critizue 10 journal articles | |||||||
| CHD 126 | ||||||||
| CHD 165 | One written assignment | One assignment requires use of LRC | 60 hr. observation/participation in primary setting | One oral presentation of some sort. Small group presentation. | ||||
| CHD 166 | ||||||||
| CHD 205 | One written assignment | One assignment requires use of LRC | 10 hr. observation/participation in primary setting | One oral presentation of some sort. Small group presentation. | ||||
| CHD 265 | One written assignment | One assignment requires use of LRC | 60 hr participation in primary setting | One oral presentation of some sort. Small group presentation. | ||||
| 1 observation by faculty in primary setting | ||||||||
| CHD 290 | One written assignment | One assignment requires use of LRC | 60 hr participation in primary setting | One oral presentation of some sort. Small group presentation. | ||||
| 2 observations by faculty in primary setting | ||||||||
| CHM 1 | Short discussion answers required on tests | Basic math skills, exponents, formulas, conversions using factor labeling, intro to stoichiometry (proportions) | Using periodic table as information source. | Technical reading from text | Text website and CD, other websites recommended. | |||
| CHM 111 | Discussion questions on tests and lab requirement. | Formulas, exponents, concersions, stoichiometry, radioactive half-lives and decay | Lab design rational | Interpreting periodic table and lab data; source of error, accuracy, precision, conclusions | Short presentation required at least once. | Technical reading from text and lab. | Text website and CD, other websites recommended. | |
| CHM 112 | Discussion questions on tests and lab requirement. | Formulas, exponents, concersions, stoichiometry, radioactive half-lives and decay | Lab design rational | Interpreting periodic table and lab data; source of error, accuracy, precision, conclusions | Short presentation required at least once. | Technical reading from text and lab. | Text website and CD, other websites recommended. | |
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| CSC 200 | ||||||||
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| DRF 120 | ||||||||
| DRF 141 | ||||||||
| DRF 142 | ||||||||
| ECO 201 | ||||||||
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| EDU 200 | ||||||||
| ELE 116 | ||||||||
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| ELE 160 | ||||||||
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| ETR 113 | ||||||||
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| ETR 273 | ||||||||
| ETR 274 | ||||||||
| ENG 1 | Two research assignments | Two assignments that require simple research | NA | |||||
| techniques & use of LRC | ||||||||
| ENG 101 | Two research assignments. Focus. Organization. Content. Style. Conventions. | Use LRC resources in doing assignments. Determining the nature and extent of information needed. Evaluates information and its sources critically. | NA | |||||
| complex ideas | ||||||||
| ENG 111 | Essay tests. Focus. Organization. Content. Style. Conventions. | Use LRC resources in doing essays. Determining the nature and extent of information needed. Evaluates information and its sources critically. | NA | |||||
| ENG 112 | Research paper | Use LRC for research paper using electronic | NA | |||||
| and print resources | ||||||||
| Use LRC for annotated bibliography of lit surveys | ||||||||
| ENG 241 | ||||||||
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| ENG 253 | ||||||||
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| HCT 101 | ||||||||
| HCT 102 | ||||||||
| HIS 101 | A major research paper each semester; essay examinations | Specified times when they use the LRC and consortium library to do research | Making comparitive analysis when answering test questions | 3-5 minute presentation each semester of research project | Use LRC software to tap into other institutions reference materials | |||
| HIS 102 | A major research paper each semester; essay examinations | Specified times when they use the LRC and consortium library to do research | Making comparitive analysis when answering test questions | 3-5 minute presentation each semester of research project | Use LRC software to tap into other institutions reference materials | |||
| HIS 121 | A major research paper each semester; essay examinations | Specified times when they use the LRC and consortium library to do research | Making comparitive analysis when answering test questions | 3-5 minute presentation each semester of research project | Use LRC software to tap into other institutions reference materials | |||
| HIS 122 | A major research paper each semester; essay examinations | Specified times when they use the LRC and consortium library to do research | Making comparitive analysis when answering test questions | 3-5 minute presentation each semester of research project | Use LRC software to tap into other institutions reference materials | |||
| HIS 141 | A major research paper each semester; essay examinations | Specified times when they use the LRC and consortium library to do research | Making comparitive analysis when answering test questions | 3-5 minute presentation each semester of research project | Use LRC software to tap into other institutions reference materials | |||
| HIS 142 | A major research paper each semester; essay examinations | Specified times when they use the LRC and consortium library to do research | Making comparitive analysis when answering test questions | 3-5 minute presentation each semester of research project | Use LRC software to tap into other institutions reference materials | |||
| HLT | writing assignments | Research nutirtion info | oral presentations, interviews, class discussions on discussion | |||||
| How to find HLT info on the internet | board (online classes) | |||||||
| HLT 100 | ||||||||
| HLT 105 | ||||||||
| HLT 106 | ||||||||
| HLT 110 | ||||||||
| HLT 116 | Projects/journals | |||||||
| HLT 143 | ||||||||
| HUM 246 | Keep a journal and write a final research paper | |||||||
| IND 113 | Write reports on manufacturing topic | Basic math conversions needed to do assignments | ||||||
| IND 137 | ||||||||
| IND 165 | Write logical/coherent lab results weekly | Internet research | use algebra in doing weekly labs | Use deductive reasoning in lab projects. | Collect data in weekly labs & analyze results. | Use computer software in book to research topics & calculate data. | ||
| IND 166 | Write logical/coherent lab results weekly | Internet research | Use algebra in doing weekly labs | Use deductive reasoning in lab projects. | Collect data in weekly labs & analyze results | Use computer software in book to research topics & calculate data. | ||
| IND 265 | Write logical/coherent lab results weekly | Internet research | Use algebra in doing weekly labs | Collect data in weekly labs & analyze results | ||||
| IND 266 | Write logical/coherent lab results weekly | Internet research | Use algebra in doing weekly labs | Collect data in weekly labs & analyze results | ||||
| INS 110 | ||||||||
| IST 117 | Create resumes, cover letters,research paper | Internet skills, Internet scavenger hunts | Students give powerpoint presentations | Learn basic computing skills | ||||
| using internet | Referred to internet to solve technical | excel,resume writing in word, | ||||||
| Create study sheet | problems | PowerPoint | ||||||
| Create PowerPoint presentation | Teach basic database queries in MS Access | |||||||
| IST 123 | Use full range of spreadsheet capabilities for data analysis. Apply what if techniques to simple analytical models | |||||||
| IST 128 | ||||||||
| IST 129 | Write formal project proposal w/documentation | Usability of websites taught | Students produce "real world" projects | Present final project orally | Publish websites | |||
| IST 133 | Write formal project proposal w/documentation | Present final project orally | ||||||
| IST 193 | Write summary of business used for their | Find information about making web sites | Create business web site | |||||
| web site project (define users, business, etc) | Find info on Section 508 for making web sites | |||||||
| IST 200 | ||||||||
| IST 203 | ||||||||
| IST 214 | ||||||||
| IST 220 | Write answers to end of chapter questions | Search Internet for sources/cost of software | Scratch a system and install XP from CD | |||||
| Search Internet for hardware compatibility lists | ||||||||
| system requirements, online computing | ||||||||
| dictionaries, & solve technical problems | ||||||||
| IST 223 | ||||||||
| IST 224 | ||||||||
| IST 226 | Write summary of business used for their | Students find web sites that use Macromadia | On-line classes use discussion boards | Creates graphics, Fireworks web sites | ||||
| web site project (define users, business, etc) | Flash | Create business Flash web sites | ||||||
| IST 227 | ||||||||
| IST 228 | ||||||||
| IST 229 | ||||||||
| LGL 130 | ||||||||
| LGL 230 | ||||||||
| MDA 207 | ||||||||
| MDA 208 | ||||||||
| MDA 209 | ||||||||
| MDA 210 | ||||||||
| MEC 266 | Written project due | Algebra I needed to do assignments. | Given hydraulic & pneumatic problems, students have to design a machine to spec. | |||||
| MKT 100 | Weekly written responses to text cases | Weekly use of WWW and LRC for two exams. | Asking/answering comprehensive case study using WWW, journals, and text. | Weekly discussions and role play | WWW assignments and text. | Use WWW in doing research paper & two exams. | ||
| MKT 110 | Weekly written responses to text cases | Weekly use of WWW and LRC for two exams. | Asking/answering comprehensive case study using WWW, journals, and text. | Weekly discussions and role play | WWW assignments and text. | Use WWW in doing research paper & two exams. | ||
| MKT 220 | Weekly written responses to text cases | Weekly use of WWW and LRC for two exams. | Asking/answering comprehensive case study using WWW, journals, and text. | Weekly discussions and role play | WWW assignments and text. | Use WWW in doing research paper & two exams. | ||
| MKT 270 | Weekly written responses to text cases | Weekly use of WWW and LRC for two exams. | Asking/answering comprehensive case study using WWW, journals, and text. | Weekly discussions and role play | WWW assignments and text. | Use WWW in doing research paper & two exams. | ||
| MKT 271 | Weekly written responses to text cases | Weekly use of WWW and LRC for two exams. | Asking/answering comprehensive case study using WWW, journals, and text. | Weekly discussions and role play | WWW assignments and text. | Use WWW in doing research paper & two exams. | ||
| MKT 282 | Weekly written responses to text cases | Weekly use of WWW and LRC for two exams. | ||||||
| MTH 2,3,4 | solve math problems | Groups critically analyze word problems | Work in groups to solve word problems | |||||
| MTH 115 | solve math/algebra problems | Analyze word problems | ||||||
| MTH 116 | solve math/algebra problems | Analyze word problems | ||||||
| MTH 141 | basic math questions. Students will acquire mathe reasoning within the discipline by passing their math elective(s). Mathematical formulas. Solve mathematical problems. Answering math problems in order to determine reasonableness. The application of mathematical and statistical models. | Analyze word problems | Students explain process they use in solving practical word problems | |||||
| MTH 151 | textbook software & web sites given | solve math/algebra and logic problems. Students will acquire mathe reasoning within the discipline by passing their math elective(s). Mathematical formulas. Solve mathematical problems. Answering math problems in order to determine reasonableness. The application of mathematical and statistical models. | analyze word problems | explain process for solving problems | ||||
| MTH 152 | textbook software & web sites given | solve algebra and probability problems | analyze word problems | |||||
| MTH 163 | textbook software & web sites given | solve algebra problems | analyze word problems | Students explain process they use to solve problem | ||||