Fall 2006 - Bellevue College

Eastern Washington University
Complete your Bachelor’s degree at Bellevue Community College
Take upper-level classes on
BCC’s campus through Eastern
Washington University
Eastern Washington University and Bellevue Community College are
working together to offer career advancement opportunities through
high-quality bachelor’s degree completion programs. In spring of 2005
the two schools formally committed to the creation of Eastern Washington
University @ Bellevue, a university center on the BCC campus offering
upper division courses that lead to four of EWU’s bachelor’s degrees:
BS IN APPLIED TECHNOLOGY:
EWU’s Bachelor of Science in Technology degree program allows
students to continue their education by taking liberal arts courses,
additional advanced technology courses and supporting courses to
complete a Bachelor of Science degree. If you have an Associate in
Applied Science (AAS) degree from an eligible program, such as BCC’s,
you can complete the bachelor’s program right here on the Bellevue
Community College campus.
BA IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION:
EWU’s Business program provides a balance of theoretical foundation
and practical application, with an emphasis on analysis, critical thinking
and intellectual inquiry. Students will gain an understanding of
economic, social, ethical, and legal business environments along with
principals of accounting, finance, management, marketing, production,
and quantitative analysis.
BA IN CHILDREN’S STUDIES:
EWU’s major in Children’s Studies is part of a four-year higher education
BA degree that includes Core courses and Option C that focuses
primarily on Early Childhood Education (ECE). Building on ECE from
associate degree-granting institutions, such as BCC, the Children’s
Studies program is concerned with the study and practice of the holistic
development, learning, and social issues of young children.
BA IN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES:
EWU’s Interdisciplinary Studies degree can be tailored to entrance requirements
for graduate schools, professional programs or specialty career
fields. Students will gain research and statistical skills as well as a solid
foundation in the Social Sciences. Enjoy a wide and varied curriculum
with courses in Economics, Government, Sociology, Communication Studies,
Psychology, Anthropology, History, Geography, and Women’s Studies.
See course listings and get more information by going on the Web
to: www.ewu.edu/bcc.
For more information on
the EWU@BCC programs:
Click on www.ewu.edu/bcc
or call Greg Dempsey, Jr. at
(425) 564-5100, or e-mail
greg.dempsey@mail.ewu.edu.
How to Register for EWU classes at BCC:
■ If you are a continuing EWU student, you will want to
register online through EagleNET at: https://webprod2.
ewu.edu.
■
If you are a new student, please contact Greg
Dempsey, Jr. at (425)-564-5100 or greg.dempsey@mail.
ewu.edu for an advising appointment.
*All EWU classes at BCC follow the same academic schedule as BCC
classes. This schedule is subject to change. Please check the EWU
website for details on class days and times at www.ewu.edu/bcc.
Eastern Washington University @ BCC courses
offered this Fall at Bellevue Community College:
BS IN APPLIED TECHNOLOGY
TECH 330 Technology Problem Analysis and Design I • 3 CR
TECH 403 Computer Applications for Technology • 4 CR
TECH 495 Internship • Variable
TECH 498 Engineering Economic Analysis • 2 CR
TECH 498 Environmental Engineering • 2 CR
HIST 305 Paths to the American Present • 5 CR
BA IN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
SOCI 481 Social Psychology • 5 CR
ITDS 300 Portfolio Development • 4 CR
GOVT 321 International Organization • 5 CR
ITGS 400 Senior Capstone • 4 CR
SOCI/WMST 321 Sex and Gender • 5 CR
BA IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION:
MKTG 400 Buyer Behavior • 4 CR
MGMT 422 Entrepreneurship • 4 CR
BUED 302 Business Communication • 4 CR
MGMT 326 Organization Theory & Behavior • 4 CR
HUMR 429 Personnel Problems • 4 CR
DSCI 346 Advanced Data Analysis for Business • 4 CR
BA IN CHILDREN’S STUDIES
EDUC 456 Integrated Early Childhood Practices • 5 CR
EDUC 479 Early Literacy • 3 CR
EDUC 306 Introduction to Children’s Studies • 1 CR
60 | FALL 2006 BCC Credit Class Schedule