2009-11 Marian University Course Catalog, fall 2010 edition

MUS 350
Music Business 3 credits
Students will gain insight into different aspects of the music
business such as relationships between recording companies
and artists, music production, copyright and licensing,
recording contracts, publishing performing arts organizations,
booking agents, live performances and contracts, and much
more. The course includes lectures, student projects,
internships, and interaction with music professionals and
business experts. (ADD)
MUS 355
Developing the School Marching Band 2 credits
Prerequisite: MUS 126 or permission. This course will present
the basics of current and emerging instructional methods and
creative techniques related to school marching bands, with
an emphasis on building and developing a sustainable
instrumental music program of which the marking band is a
significant part. (SPR)
MUS 357
Liturgical Music Preparation
and Repertoire 3 credits
This course provides an overview of many different styles and
types of liturgical music used in parishes today. Students will
receive practical experience in the preparation of music for
the mass and other liturgical events. (FAL)
MUS 380
Special Topics in Music Literature/
Performance Skills 2-3 credits
A study in a concentrated area of music literature such as
jazz, composition, or a topic related to performance skills.
The topic is selected by the music faculty according to the
needs and interests of the students. (ADD)
MUS 430
Advanced Conducting 2 credits
Prerequisite: 330. A practical application of basic conducting
techniques along with the study and implementation of
advanced techniques. (2SO)
MUS 490
Music Seminar 3 credits
In this capstone course, students pursue advanced studies
which utilize and reinforce knowledge and abilities gained.
The topics vary according to the course of study of the
student (vocal or instrumental music performance, vocal or
instrumental music education). As a final integration of
general education goals with the major, a common college
theme is incorporated into the seminar. Attendance at
convocations required. (FAL)
MUS 499
Independent Study 2-3 credits
Prerequisites: Junior or senior music major and permission.
Guided readings and research. (ADD)
NUA 210
Adult Health Nursing II 5 credits
Prerequisites: NUA 110, 140, NUR 200, 231, 238. Corequisite:
PSY 220. The primary focus of the course is the further
exploration of the application of the nursing process to adult
clients who are influenced by and adapt to stressors within
the environment. Emphasis is placed on patho-physiology of
disease processes, therapeutic interventions, critical thinking,
and communication to assist the client toward optimal
wellness. Three hours of lecture per week and 90 clinical
hours per semester. (FAL)
NUA 220
Maternity Nursing 3 credits
Prerequisites: NUA 210, PSY 220. This course provides the
student with knowledge of the processes involved in the
antepartal, intrapartal, postpartal, and neonatal periods of
uncomplicated and high-risk clients. Emphasis is placed on
critical thinking skills, therapeutic interventions, and the
application of the nursing process to support optimal
wellness. Two lecture hours per week and 45 clinical hours
during the semester. (SEM)
NUA 230
Pediatric Nursing 3 credits
Prerequisites: NUA 210, PSY 220. This course emphasizes
child-family-centered current concepts and practices
necessary to provide nursing care for children to promote
optimal wellness. The nursing process is utilized to
individualize nursing care of the child, based on human
needs, selected disease processes, and growth and
development. Clinical practice is in the care of the child from
infancy through adolescence. Two lecture hours per week
and 45 clinical hours during the semester. (SEM)
NUA 280
Special Topics in Nursing 1-3 credits
A special study which focuses on a selected topic in nursing,
subject to the approval and supervision of an assigned faculty
may address contemporary nursing needs, nursing issues, and
future health care. (ADD)
NUA 290
Nursing Seminar 1 credit
Prerequisites: NUA 210. Corequisites: NUA 220, 230. Issues
related to the role of the associate nurse in entry level
positions are explored. Students examine concepts of
professionalism, ethics/legalities, the healthcare delivery
system, management principles, effective team relationships,
and the role transition from student to registered nurse. In
addition, the course includes a discussion of the NCLEX
testing procedures, test-taking strategies, and content
review. (SEM)
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