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of chemistry to analyze and interpret chemical thermodynamics,
kinetics, and acid-base equilibria. Topics will include solutions,
electrochemistry, nuclear chemistry, descriptive chemistry, and
organic chemistry. AAS: Physical science (laboratory science) elective.
CHEM 2614 - Quantitative Analysis
(Based on demand) 3/2 (4)
Prerequisite: CHEM 1524. The student will perform laboratory
analyses to determine the percentage composition of unknown
substances. Techniques used in the laboratory will be chosen
from: volumetric methods (acid-base, precipitation, or complex
formation), gravimetric methods, electrogravimetric analysis,
spectrophotometric methods, and chromatographic methods.
The student will use mathematical conversions and chemical
stoichiometry in the calculation of the composition. AAS: Physical
science (laboratory science) elective.
CHEM 2714 - Organic Chemistry I 3/2 (4)
Prerequisite: CHEM 1524. The student will be able to recognize
the interrelationships between, write structures for, and state some
of the physical and chemical properties of many of the organic
compounds based upon functional group classifications. AAS:
Physical science (laboratory science) elective.
CHEM 2724 - Organic Chemistry II 3/2 (4)
Prerequisite: CHEM 2714. The student will use reaction mechanisms
and intermediates to determine products of organic reactions.
The student will be able to use basic spectroscopy data to
determine the structure of organic compounds. AAS: Physical
science (laboratory science) elective.
Child Development
CDEV 1513 - Child Growth & Development 3/0 (3)
A study of the physical, social, intellectual, and emotional areas of
prenatal to adolescent development in relationship to appropriate
environments and social interactions. This course will focus on
children age birth through adolescence.
CDEV 2013 - History & Philosophy
of Early Childhood Education 3/0 (3)
Prerequisites: CDEV 1513; ENGL 1053 or ENGL 1613; and
ENGL 1413 or ENGL 1623. This course examines early childhood
education programs and principles in relation to historical,
philosophical, and ethical issues and their impact on current
trends. It includes an overview of professional opportunities and
curriculum model comparison.
CDEV 2033 - Instructional Methods of Early
Childhood Education 3/0 (3)
Prerequisite: CDEV 1513 or concurrent enrollment. This course
provides a practical overview of developmentally appropriate
environments and curricula in early childhood education. It
includes a study of activity/learning centers, individualism, play,
art, music, literature, mathematics, natural science, and socialization.
Emphasis will be placed on observation and discipline/
classroom management.
CDEV 2103 - School-Aged Programming 3/0 (3)
Prerequisite: CDEV 1513 or concurrent enrollment. This course
provides an examination of developmentally appropriate activities
for school-age children up to 12 years old. Focus will be on
planning both indoor and outdoor activities to meet individual
and group needs.
CDEV 2113 - Child, Family & Community
Relations 3/0 (3)
This course is a study of the sociological factors impacting
interpersonal relationships between the child, family, care givers,
and community. Utilization of community resources and
development of family education programs and their effect on
whole child development are included. Focus will be on parenting
trends, observation techniques, communication, and parent
involvement.
CDEV 2123 - Child Study & Observation 2/3 (3)
Prerequisite: CDEV 1513 or concurrent enrollment. This course
provides an in-depth study of young children through supervised,
direct observation which includes utilization of case studies and
anecdotal records. Methods of integrating observed behavior
with developmental theory and appropriate practice form the
basis of the course. Assessment techniques will be included. This
course requires 45 hours of observation in an approved early
childhood setting.
CDEV 2133 - Health, Nutrition & Safety 3/0 (3)
Prerequisites: CDEV 1513 or concurrent enrollment. This course
examines the basic concepts of health, safety, and nutrition and
their effects upon the child’s observable behavior and areas of
development. It includes identification of childhood disease and
preventative techniques, exploration of positive mental health
strategies, and identification of developmentally appropriate
activities for young children. Proof of current First Aid and CPR
certification is required to complete the class. The cost of obtaining
certification is the obligation of the student.
CDEV 2543 - Survey of Exceptional Children 3/0 (3)
Prerequisite: CDEV 1513 or concurrent enrollment. This course
examines the developmental needs that may be observed in the
exceptional child, from infancy through adolescence, with reference
given to special education programs and family issues. Assessment,
screening, educational environments/activities, family
care giver communication, community resources, and relevant
legal aspects will be examined. Focus will be on the development
of positive self-concept in special needs children. This course
requires 30 hours of observation in an approved setting.
CDEV 2153 - Developmentally Appropriate
Infant/Toddler Care 3/0 (3)
Prerequisite: CDEV 1513 or concurrent enrollment. This course
examines the theories and research related to infants and toddlers
in the social, emotional, physical, and cognitive areas of
development. Focus is given to parent/care giver communication
and interpersonal skills, developmentally appropriate curriculum
planning based on observation, the nature of group care, and the
needs of the individual.
CDEV 2163 - Discipline/Classroom Management 3/0 (3)
Prerequisite: CDEV 1513 or concurrent enrollment. This course
examines the theory and practice of effective guidance techniques
based on family communication and observation of the child.
Emphasis will be placed on positive guidance techniques and
preventative program planning in group care in relation to the
needs of the individual child, the caregiver, and the group.
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