This course is for students whose major does not require MATH103 College Algebra, MATH107 Precalculus, or courses in calculus. Instructional Interventions for People with DD. Pre-corequisite: FIN457. The fundamentals of music are gained through studying music theory, reading music notation, playing recorder, ukulele, and keyboard instruments, and composing. Organization & Administration of PE & Athletics. 2 Hours. ENGL111H. 2 Hours. Cloud State University. Communication Law and Ethics. Profession of Com Disorders. Includes the history of drug legislation, the interactional experiences of drug users, harm reduction and rehabilitation vs. criminalization, social effects, drug culture, and legalization debates. 2 Hours. PSY473. Special Topics in Business Administration. Participants will learn a variety of interventions and instructional strategies appropriate in non-educational settings in order to improve an individual's social, behavior and communication skills among other quality of life outcomes. To learn with a Russian teacher near you in Minot, you'll have to either travel to the teacher's home, or pay more to cover their travel time; the average cost of receiving private Russian classes in Minot is over $20 per hour. Course restricted to majors. This course will teach you vocabulary, phrases, and basic grammar in Spanish that are relevant to the healthcare setting. Teaching materials and string pedagogy are also considered. Art History: Prehistoric through Middle Ages. PHIL102. Prerequisite: Students must complete BIOL215 before enrolling in this course. Strategies for promoting relationships between people with disabilities and other community members and guidelines for leisure program planning and implementation will be discussed. Prerequisite: Restricted to MIS majors. 1-8 Hour. May be repeated for credit. An examination of introductory statistics concepts, including sampling, descriptive statistics, probability, correlation, regression, binomial and normal distributions, confidence intervals and hypothesis testing of one and two populations, ANOVA, and Chi-square tests. Topics covered include gender and race/ethnicity issues, social movements, and collective behavior, economic development, and globalization. The course will focus on introducing students to the addiction counseling profession. Database Management II. Cases are emphasized. 3 Hours. Study of the control of and communication between interacting processes. Techniques for searching sequence databases, pairwise and multiple sequence alignment, phylogenetic methods, and methods for pattern recognition and functional inference from sequence data. 3 Hours. CJ401. Congregating in the hallways is discouraged. CSCI242. GEOG261. 2 Hours. Nature, method, and scope of economic analysis; economic scarcity, resources; specialization and trade; supply and demand; price and output determination in the product and resource markets; market structures; costs and profits, income discrimination, inequality, poverty; externalities and public goods. An introduction to the basic insight, concepts, theories and methods of the discipline. Six studio hours per week. Population Genetics. The various components of a business plan are introduced. MATH378. Students spend approximately 25 clock hours per semester hour for the practicum. May be taken at the same time as student teaching. This course provides students with the ability to work in meaningful community service coupled with instruction about the service and reflection on their service. Student must be a psychology major and have 12 semester credits. Prerequisites: FIN353 and ACCT315. Prerequisite: ART122 and ART124 or have consent of instructor. Students use basic mapping instruments, gather data and record it while in the field, and construct complete and accurate geologic maps, cross sections, and stratigraphic columns. Supervised teaching in special areas: mentally handicapped and education of the deaf. Corequisites: ELED422, ELED423, ELED424, ELED425 and SCI426. MATH277. Independent or directed study of special topics in the study of theatre. Prerequisite: Students must be psychology majors in their junior or senior year before enrolling in this course. This course is meant to prepare students for future study of language, language acquisition, and language disorders. Laboratory, 3 hours. Independent Study General Acct. Students in the ATR423 clinical will have taken ATR 308 and ATR 304 in addition to the required courses for ATR129, ATR223, ATR323, and ATR324. Advanced problems in figure drawing with a live model. Advanced practice in oral and written skills using cultural readings and other media. Six studio hours per week. CSCI321. 1-8 Hour. Prerequisite: PYS 111. LANG107. A different approach to discipline, restorative justice, focuses on restoring the offender, victim, and the community. BIOL343. KIN494. Prerequisite: ENGL120. Bible as Literature. MATH494. Under the supervision of a College of Business faculty member, students shall conduct a research project using the steps in the scientific method including design, execution, analysis, and communication of findings. Student must be at junior or senior status before enrolling. Provides techniques, skills, strategies, and coaching procedures developed through classroom presentations and skill sessions. Provided by. This colloquium introduces students to the tools, research, and writing methods, resources and theoretical approaches required in upper level history courses. Introduction to works on or of paper including book arts, papermaking, and letterpress printing. Summer 2022 through Spring 2023; Summer 2021 through Spring 2022; Exam Schedules. CHEM127. Latest on Le Moyne-Owen Magicians guard Sierra Lynch including news, stats, videos, highlights and more on ESPN Enterprise Architecture. SPED141. A study of methods for chemical analysis and quality assurance/quality control of medicinal botanical products and their extracts. Applies psychosocial concepts and theories in psychiatric-mental health nursing within a nursing process framework for care of persons with mental health conditions. Symbolic, numerical, and graphical computing using mathematical software packages. 3 Hours. Logistics & Channel Management. ED380. Kindergarten Methods and Materials. Prerequisite: CSCI161 with a C or higher. PHIL299. Repeatable for credit as topics change. Prerequisite: Admission to Teacher Education. 3 Hours. Students must complete BIT220 before enrolling in the course. Prerequisite: GEOL321. Survey of labor-management relations that examines the policies and objectives of labor unions history and government, organizing, and bargaining, economics of the labor market and wage determination, government control and major laws that affect labor-management relations. BADM427. International Marketing. Basic tools and utilities. 3 Hours. A survey of art history with variable topics. Faculty contact information is available on academic department pages and in the directory. Victims & Victimology. Methods for High Incidence Disabilities. The course will explore Greek Culture from its earliest cyclic stories surrounding the fall of Troy, the advent of the Pre and Post Socratic thinkers, its formative poets and artists, and the various parts of its historic and linguistic record. The Registrars Office will notify the student of the changes in their enrollment status. 6) Become familiar with issues surrounding job discrimination. Prerequisite: CSCI160. Students will gain leadership skills through these activities and will understand how their dispositions uphold high standards of competence and integrity. Emphasis on analyzing the formulation, implementation, and evaluation of criminal justice policy. Prerequisite: Student must complete CHEM127 before enrolling in this course. Principles of Physical Chemistry. Advanced Communication Disorders. Current events and topics related to the Hispanic World will also be discussed. Prerequisites: ART122 and ART130 or consent of instructor. Open to qualified students upon approval of the conductor. 3 Hours. 1-4 Hour. SWK340. The business plan applies principles, concepts, and a framework to real world situations. Exercise Programming for Older Adults. Lecture 3 hours; Pre-requisite CHEM481. Senior Thesis In French. First-Time / Full-time Students at Minot State University Represent 48.4% of the Class of 2016 and 44.9% of all Their Bachelor's Degree Graduations. The application of concepts learned from courses taken in the College of Business core and Management Information Systems courses are applied to real world projects. Analytic functions, conformal maps, Cauchy integral formula, and residue theorem. Mentored Clinical Practice. Since some classes require students attend in person and other classes are more flexible, faculty added attendance information to help you make more informed decisions about spring classes. Requires active participation on the varsity dance team. Transition to Adult Life. University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742, USA / Phone: 301.405.1000. Topics include, but are not limited to: gender, race, sexuality, politics and religion. Study of geography in a modern context and its synthesizing role in relation to both physical and social sciences. Participating agencies include residential, vocational, recreational, social, protection, and advocacy as well as case management agencies serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Lecture, 3 hours; laboratory, 3 hours. The research may be in the lab or field and is intended to help the student develop a greater appreciation of the scientific process. CHEM122. Participation in a significant capacity in any communication arts sponsored theatrical production above and beyond the requirements of a specific course. Mathematical Programming and Modeling. Trans-Mississippi West. This course will examine the interrelationships between the atmosphere, surficial geology, the ocean, biological systems, and how the energy received, shared, and moved between these systems can lead to global changes, and how these will effect humans from a broad array of socio-economic, geographic, and ethnic backgrounds. 3 Hours. This course looks not only at the "Viking Age" circa 780-1070 CE but also at the origins of the Vikings and their cultural contexts and legacies. If the student would like to re-enroll in the course(s), he/she must obtain approval of the instructor and chair overseeing the course in the form of add slip, along with the department/division stamp. Prerequisites: CSCI360 and CSCI370 with a C or higher in both courses. Lecture, 3 hours; laboratory, 6 hours. POLS375. Must have junior or senior status and be a Music major. Social and pragmatic communication disorders are becoming more and more prevalent in the practice of speech-language pathology and audiology; especially as mental health issues are becoming more prevalent. CJ229. A precollege writing course that prepares students for ENGL110. It is recommended students complete this course prior to enrolling in Language Development. We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here. College Algebra lab provides students in MATH103 with an extended experience in a lab setting working on algebra skills. In this course, students will gain fluency in the foundational language of music theory; learn how to create music using a variety of traditional, improvised, and technological means; set foundations for music reading and dictation; apply musical terms in descriptive writing about music, both familiar and new. Field trip(s) required. 1-8 Hour. Practical counseling exercises and treatment documentation assignments provide students with necessary skill development. Prerequisites: Student must complete HON450H and have instructor consent before enrolling. Prerequisite: MATH205. A late withdrawal must be processed prior to the first day of final exams. This course provides hands-on training for technological tools of broadcasting and professional communication, including TV and radio production, public relations, social media, and communication. 3 Hours. Offerings include visiting professors, experimental offerings of new courses, or one time offerings of current topics. Prerequisite: SPED110 and admission to teacher education. 3 Hours. This course explores a wide range of legal philosophies and ethical issues in decision making and agency operations. In this course students will be involved in an in-depth inquiry-based exploration of basic principles of physical science which are often taught in elementary school. Prerequisites: Recommendation by advisor, division/department chairperson, and TEAC; admission to Teacher Education; and completion of all other required education coursework. CJ494. Each portfolio component plays a role in demonstrating mastery of course objectives. Restricted to art majors and minors. A study of the regulatory policies (federal, state, and municipal), history of free speech, the responsibility of the media, the responsibility of the individual as sender and receiver of messages, and ethical decision making in modern electronic and print media. Special emphasis is placed on the comparison of various perspectives. Prerequisite: PSY111. Accessibility In addition, the course discusses intersections between privilege and oppression. Newton's Laws; work and energy; impulse and momentum; angular momentum; oscillations; gravity; wave motion; thermodynamics. This course is equivalent to GEOL 220. Prerequisite: CJ201. Prerequisite: Students must be an English or an English Education major before enrolling in this course. Network administration and management of data protocols and models, basic configurations, software, hardware, and routing applications. Two-Dimensional Design. Investigative Reporting. Supervised Writing Tutoring. Prerequisite: ACCT331. Learning experiences are designed to eliminate myths and preconceptions and prepare students to successfully encounter diversity as expressed by people with disabilities who may be colleagues, employees, neighbors, or members of the community. Corequisite: Students must complete or be simultaneously enrolled in BIOL347 before enrolling in this class. Geologic mapping and sampling techniques. 3 Hours. Advanced programming techniques including sorting, binary trees, AVL trees, graphs and networks. Corequisite: MATH103. Lecture, 3 hours; laboratory, 3 hours. The third of a four-semester sequence in ear-training, sight-singing, rhythmic reading and dictation. Football vs University of Mary November 5, 2022 2 P.M. This course is an overview of organizational theory as it applies to the administration of Criminal Justice agencies. An advanced course in the art of oral discourse. CHEM110. ENGL238. Coverage includes a study of managerial, marketing, financial, accounting, legal, economic, and cultural environments in foreign markets for the conduct of world business. BIT452. The Capstone Experience requirement is ART492 and ART493 combining for 3 credit hours. Developmental Biology. Morphology, taxonomy, and life histories of the endemic, exotic, and zoonotic parasites of the animal kingdom. Course restricted to Physical Education majors. 3 Hours. Student's will be able to perform an observation, history, palpate, perform MMT, perform a neurological evaluation, evaluate ROM, perform special and functional tests for the UE/LE. Students will be assigned to clinical rotations during this clinical course. Entrepreneurial Finance. This course explores child abuse and neglect as major types of crimes committed against children. Pre-requisites: German or German Education major or minor. The course experience will require students to facilitate and support the production of art by working with guest artists and/or contributing art to an event. Focus is on penetration-testing tools and techniques to protect computer networks. Prerequisites: MATH265 and MATH450. Register implementation and usage. Furthermore, students will also examine contemporary leadership topics through readings, speakers, and class discussions they can then apply to their practicum experiences. Participants will research the history and historiography of this period, which includes the "barbarian invasions" of Rome and the fall of the Western Roman Empire, the rise of the Roman Church, the transition from Classical to medieval philosophy, the establishment of the Carolingian and Holy Roman Empires, and the foundation of medieval European political, social, and economic systems. NW. Prerequisite: PSY111. CHEM115H. Restricted to Communication majors or minor or consent of instructor. CS = 45; C/L = 90*. 3 Hours. This course is designed to accommodate one semester of the general education requirement for non-science majors at Minot State University. Women's Basketball vs University of Minnesota Duluth December 9, 2022 5:30 P.M. Women's Basketball vs University of Minnesota Duluth December 9, 2022 5:30 P.M. Dec 10 @ 3:30 P.M. Women's Basketball. Prerequisites may apply. Introduction to Intellectual & Developmental Disability Services. MATH381. 3 Hours. Covers accounting principles for state and local governmental units, universities, hospitals, and other not-for-profit organizations. A study of the development of rhetorical standards and practices from ancient time to the present. 1-4 Hour. The course presents the microscopic anatomy of vertebrates with an emphasis on humans. Have you ever wished you knew some Spanish to interact with your patients? Prerequisites: NURS 256 and 264; and admission to nursing. Africa has a wide variety of cultures and peoples. Prerequisite(s): SOC110 or SOC200H. Students will understand their role in developing transitional individual education programs and how to work effectively with human services providers. An examination of "performativity." Technology and manipulatives are used throughout the course. It will give ECE Professionals a basis for understanding normal developmental needs of children and a means of meeting them in the children's home, childcare center, and community environments. Prerequisites: BIOL151 or 151H. PSY494. PHYS251. This definition applies to all course lengths. LANG206. Elementary Language Arts Methods. Prerequisite: Student must take BIOL127, CHEM127, or GEOL 127 before enrolling in this course. An introduction to non-western music in order to encourage and enhance cultural diversity. Students will explore discipline specific roles and scope of practice as well as issues common to all health care professions such as communication, team dynamics, ethics, patient safety, and quality improvement. Prerequisite: ENGL110. Methods of Teaching Group Exercise. Earth and Planetary Science. This course is the second of a two-semester sequence primarily intended for students majoring in science and science-related fields. This course will focus on the relationships between energy corporations and the individual land owner or service provider as well as the relationships between environmental laws and production. 1-8 Hour. Physical Chemistry II. A continuation of VA Seminar. Performance of major roles of Musical Theatre in studio projects. Students will need to work with a faculty Sponsor on a specific research project. 3 Hours. KIN116. As always, faculty and staff are responsible for their own desks, credenzas, tables, computer keyboards, etc. Prerequisite(s): ASC 93 with a C or higher or qualifying math placement score. Intermediate Macroeconomics. 3 Hours. BIT441 and BIT460 can be taken while take BIT470. This course covers the fundamentals of acoustics, speech production, speech perception, and basic instrumentation. GEOG330. Students will develop skills to engage, assess, plan, intervene, and evaluate social work practice with individuals and families. MATH394. ED284. 4 Hours. Applied Behavior Analysis for Teachers. This course introduces students to pathomechanics, changes in normal biomechanical function of a joint, extremity or torso as a result of injury or disease. This zero-credit course is a weekly gathering of all music majors, minors and faculty for performances and presentations on a variety of music topics related to private study, chamber music, professionalism, performance practices, and education. Topics are variable. Designed to acquaint students with major principles of ecology and the nature of human interaction with the living world. Prerequisite: Students must complete BIOL151 before enrolling in this class. 3 Hours. ED495. This seminar focuses on Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages, the period from the late fourth through the late tenth centuries C.E. Prerequisites: Students must complete PSY111 before enrolling in this class, and declare a major in Psychology or Addiction Studies. Student must complete ACCT411 before enrolling in this class. Activities include originating, acquiring, organizing, and assembling news segments into a complete television program. Brazil is a country full of contrasts: optimistic but sad, dancing sambas but violent. Prerequisite: ECE310 and ED260. Topics include properties of the real number system, polynomial factoring, linear equations and inequalities, polynomial and rational expressions, exponents, radicals, and radical expressions. Broadcast Production. ECE320. 2 Hours. 3 Hours. Principles of Pharmacology. ENGL261. They also disinfect commonly used surfaces such as light switches, doorknobs, etc. Corequisite: MATH103. Physiology of Exercise. This course focuses on how the world of sports is a microcosm of society and an arena through which we can understand more about our society's dynamics, values, and problems. A sociological analysis of major social problems. Honors Survey of Chemistry. Operations Management. Student's will be able to perform an observation, take a history, palpate, perform MMT, perform a neurological evaluation, evaluate ROM, perform special and functional tests for the head, neck, and spine. 3 Hours. PSY394. This is one of a pair of courses focusing on advanced practice in oral and written skills using cultural reading and other media. Prerequisite: CJ201. 4 Hours. LEGL374. 3 Hours. Designed to explore the issues and approaches to managing change, managing the information systems function in organizations, and how the IS function integrates, supports, and enables various types of organizational capabilities. Prerequisite: PSY111. Play by Play Communication. BIOL221. Topics will include, but are not limited to: cell biology, genetics, evolution by nature selection, systematics, and the impact of human activity on the biosphere. Will include additional requirements beyond travel itself. No college credit is obtained for this course. Provides application of the skills acquired in previous entrepreneurship and College of Business courses through experiential coursework. The ultimate goal is to either invite area schools to the performances in the Aleshire Theatre or to tour the production to the area schools. May be repeated for credit for different countries. This is one of a pair of courses focusing on advanced practice in oral and written skills using cultural readings and other media. This integrative capstone course provides the student opportunity to design and implement a project in collaboration with faculty by integrating leadership and management concepts into nursing practice in a health care system. We will also set those issues in their larger state, national and global context, address the impact of that context and the proposed possible outcomes for the future. Presents knowledge of concepts of chemical principles in greater depth and with more mathematical applications than in CHEM110. Rhetoric of Everyday Life. ED492. GERM341. A seminar in the origins of the modern world. 3 Hours. Varsity Cross Country. Below are the schedules of online classes. Credit: . A study of the structure of vertebrates, with a focus on revealing the evolutionary relationships of major vertebrate groups. Assignments will include investigation of specific topics and written descriptions of the findings. Prerequisite: FREN101. The approach of this class combines traditional microeconomic analysis with a detailed examination of macro-level ecological problems that require local, national, and global policy solutions. HIST328. Prerequisite: COMM360. Independent Study General Hist. BIT391. Individual research project on a cultural approved by the instructor on semester prior to enrollment in the course. Curriculum and lesson content will be geared towards meeting the National Standards & Grade-Level Outcomes for K-12 Physical Education (SHAPE America) and teacher education INTASC standards and dispositions. This class uses S/U grading. who will be there: the johnnies and host dragons are scheduled to be joined by wrestlers from division ii augustana (s.d. Concentrated instruction and practice in writing fiction. 3 Hours. Structure-function relationships at the cell and tissue levels are highlighted. 1 Hour. 3 Hours. Does not apply to the English major. The competencies and clinical integrated proficiencies for this clinical course are based on content knowledge and psychomotor skills taught in previous courses. The course will appear on the study list as waiting which indicates the potential for enrollment, not actual enrollment. SPED410. FREN304. BIOL302. COMM344. This Spring semester offering is required for all Art Education, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts and Arts Administration majors and minors or consent of instructor. A co-requisite course, meant to support learning in MUSC124 through daily performance exercises on keyboard, fretted instruments, and the in the primary area of study. 2023-24 Kellett School (Evening/Online) Academic Calendar Traditional Undergraduate Course Schedules Below you will find current course schedules, academic policies, and additional course information. Prerequisite: GEOL106. This course in restricted to PE majors and minors, and corporate fitness majors. There will be a special emphasis on the behavioral evolution, reproductive strategies, and early-life history dynamics of fishes. Lecture, 2 hours; laboratory, 2 hours. 2 Hours. Child Welfare in Rural Comm. May repeat for credit as content changes. History of Mathematics. COMM224. Prerequisite(s): Consent of instructor. Students must obtain approval from the course instructor before changes can be processed. The course will include an examination of the subculture of policing and the situational factors affecting an officer's use of force and as a victim of violence. Time in this course is also dedicated to a review of fundamental aspects of the discipline of their major and successful completion of a comprehensive exam. The purpose of this course is to 1) educate the student about both the pervasiveness of and the causes of fraud and white-collar crime in our society, 2) explore the methods of fraud detection, investigation, and prevention, and 3) increase the student's ability to detect material financial statement fraud. Required Corequisite to MATH210 if a placement score qualifies for ASC 93. We understand you might have questions about the upcoming semester, or you might want to make a request because you have a special circumstance in regards to classes, masks, remote learning, or other things. The Making of Modern Europe. Prerequisites: ECON201 and 202. Interpreter Certification Preparation. Prerequisite: BIOL115 or 220. 1-8 Hour. The Minot State University Department of Nursing, as an integral part of the parent institution, is dedicated to excellence in nursing education, scholarship, and community engagement. Prerequisite: CSCI356 with a C or higher. ENGL412. SPED444. Includes a 60-hour practicum in high school classes with some practice teaching. American Sign Language III. Prerequisite: ENGL110. 3 Hours. Prerequisites: Restricted to majors or consent of instructor. BIOL405. Emphasis will be placed on methods and techniques of teaching the rhythms of dance steps and placement of dance. Prerequisite(s): SPAN342 or consent of instructor. Prerequisite: CJ201. GEOL106. Guidelines available through Department of Nursing. Inter-relationships among personal, social, academic, speech, and language skills are covered. Prerequisite: PSY111. Units discussed include nouns, verbs, adjectives, prepositions, the syntactic positioning of subjects, objects, and complements, as well as nominal and verbal phrases, case and number for nouns, tense and modality for verbs, grade and comparison for adjectives. Prerequisite: restricted to major or consent of instructor. 1 Hour. A study of the universe that begins with the earth as a planet, the planets and the satellites of our solar system, and moves out through stellar astronomy to galaxies and into the very fabric of the universe. Students would also understand Malware taxonomies and perform heap analysis to identify malware at run-time. Prerequisites: Admission to nursing. Prerequisites: Students must complete BIT454 before enrolling in the course. Physical Geology with lab. Topics may focus on slavery, legal cases, migrations, language (dialect to rap) or other topics. PSY241. 10. An interdisciplinary approach to the study of behavior of individuals in relation to social stimulus situation. 3 Hours. Geologic history and identification of major invertebrate phyla. Students will develop an understanding of the entrepreneurial mindset and core entrepreneurship competencies. COMM322. 3 Hours. According to a news release, this event will take place at Minot State University in Ann Nicole Nelson Hall. 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