2009-11 Marian University Course Catalog, fall 2010 edition

HPE 106
Step Aerobics 1 credit
HPE 107
Tennis 1 credit
HPE 108
Bowling 1 credit
HPE 109
Volleyball 1 credit
HPE 111
Basketball 1 credit
HPE 112
Wallyball 1 credit
HPE 113
Plyometrics Speed Training 1 credit
HPE 114
Beginning Pilates 1 credit
HPE 115
Basic Physical
Defense for Women 1 credit
HPE 119
Developmental Conditioning 1 credit
Enhancement courses such as the above physical activity
courses, may be repeated for credit, with a maximum of 12
credits earned toward a bachelor degree or six credits toward
an associate degree. (ADD)
HUM 230
Literature, Music, and Art
in Western Tradition I 4 credits
Prerequisite: ENG 115. A consideration of the particular kind
of knowledge which the literature, art and music of western
civilization have to offer; the search for meaning through
culture. The class consists of two hours of literature and one
hour each of art and music, and deals with literature and the
arts from the ancient world through the Renaissance period.
This course satisfies the teacher certification requirements
for world literature, comparative literature, and music and art
appreciation. This course partially satisfies the general
education requirement in the cultural awareness category.
(FAL)
HUM 231
Literature, Music and Art
in Western Tradition II 4 credits
Prerequisite: ENG 115. A continuation of HUM 230, this class
consists of two hours of literature and one hour each of art
and music, and deals with literature and the arts from after
the Renaissance period up to present time. This course
satisfies the teacher certification requirements for world
literature, comparative literature, and music and art
appreciation. This course partially satisfies the general
education requirement in the cultural awareness category.
(SPR)
ISP 380
Special Topics in International Studies 3 credits
Prerequisite: by permission. This three-week international
studies course, conducted in the last three weeks of May,
offers students from all disciplines the opportunity to study in
an international setting and enhance cultural and global
awareness. The setting, focus, and academic department(s)
sponsoring the course change each year. Credit can be
obtained through ISP 380, HON 380, or 380 of the sponsoring
department(s), or through a student’s minor or major
department with the approval of the departmental advisor.
(SUM)
LAW 101
Mock Trial I 2 credits
Students learn the procedures and standards for the
American Mock Trial Association and develop and practice
presenting the mock trial case for that year. Members of
Marian University’s mock trial team are selected from the
students in the course. Enhancement courses, such as LAW
101, may be repeated for credit, with a maximum of 12
credits earned toward a bachelor degree or six credits toward
an associate degree. (FAL)
LAW 102
Mock Trial II 2 credits
Prerequisites: LAW 101 and/or permission of instructor. This
course is for the students selected from LAW 101 to be
members of Marian University’s mock trial case for that year
and participate in competition with other colleges and
universities. Enhancement courses, such as LAW 102, may be
repeated for credit, with a maximum of 12 credits earned
toward a bachelor degree or six credits toward an associate
degree. (SPR)
LAW 300
Legal Practice and Method 3 credits
This course introduces students to the practice and method
of law in the American legal system. The focus of the course is
on learning the case law method through close reading and
in-depth analysis of court opinions dealing with a number of
different areas in the law. The forms of written and oral
argumentation specific to the practice and method of
American law are also covered. (2SO)
LAW 360
Internship in Prelaw Studies 2-6 credits
Prerequisites: Permission of Director of the Center for Prelaw
Studies, pursuant of prelaw concentration, 3.00 overall GPA,
junior or senior standing. Director approves work load, work
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