2011-12 College Catalog - South Florida State College

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HUM 1949 CO-OP EDUCATION TRAINING ASSIGN-
MENT IN HUMANITIES 1-3 cr. hrs.
A fi rst hands-on learning activity (paid or non-paid) directly
related to your academic major/career objective. (TR)
HUM 2210 HUMANITIES SURVEY I 3 cr. hrs.
A survey of the literature, fine arts, religion, philosophy, and
music of western civilization from its historical beginnings to
the late Middle Ages. Prerequisite: Successful completion of
ENC 1101 with a grade of C or better. Writing and computation
course requirements are college-level writing in multiple
assignments. (TR) (DV)
HUM 2210 HONORS HUMANITIES SURVEY I
3 cr. hrs.
An interactive and participatory survey of the literature,
fi ne arts, religion, philosophy, and music of our civilizations
from their historical beginnings to the late Middle Ages.
Prerequisite: Successful completion of ENC 1101 with a grade
of C or better. Writing and computation course requirements
are college-level writing in multiple assignments. Offered fall
term. (TR)
HUM 2230 HUMANITIES SURVEY II 3 cr. hrs.
A survey of the literature, fine arts, religion philosophy, and
music of western civilizations from the Renaissance to
Post-Modern. Prerequisite: Successful completion of ENC
1101 with a grade of C or better. Writing and computation
course requirements are college-level writing in multiple
assignments. (TR) (DV)
HUM 2230 HONORS HUMANITIES SURVEY II
3 cr. hrs.
An interactive and participatory survey of the literature, fi ne
arts, religion, philosophy, and music of our civilizations from
the Renaissance to the present. Prerequisite: Successful
completion of ENC 1101 or Honors ENC 1101 with a grade
of C or better. Writing and computation course requirements
are college-level writing in multiple assignments. Offered fall
term. (TR)
HUM 2701 HUMANITIES OVERSEAS STUDY PRO-
GRAM
1-6 cr. hrs.
This is a study of cultural aspects of other countries both in the
classroom setting and on-site visits, giving special attention to
cross-cultural infl uences. You will survey major expressions
of art, music, literature, drama, architecture, philosophy and
religions of the geographic sites visited. (TR) (DV)
HUM 2949 CO-OP EDUCATION TRAINING ASSIGN-
MENT IN HUMANITIES 1-3 cr. hrs.
A second hands-on learning activity (paid or non-paid) directly
related to your academic major/career objective. (TR)
HUN 1201 NUTRITION 3 cr. hrs.
Provides fundamental principles and practices that are
essential in nutritional care to maintain health, prevent
illness, and provide support and therapy during illness. It
also presents background and information for the application
of nutrition for your personal needs, principles of learning
and teaching nutrition, and information for the selection of
food required to meet the physiological and psychological
needs of the individual to conform to his/her socio-economic
background. (TR)
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IDH 1107 HONORS THE COMPETITIVE EDGE
1 cr. hr.
Includes both study and practice of leadership styles and
behaviors. Students learn to identify and enhance their own
leadership skills. Required for graduation with the Honors
Program endorsement. Offered spring term. (TR)
IDH 1921 HONORS SYMPOSIUM I - VI 1-3 cr. hrs.
Designed to support special honors projects, whether
team projects or individual, this course involves a term of
concentrated work in one area of study. Offered spring term.
Lab Fee. (TR)
IDH 2001-06 HONORS SEMINAR I - VI 1-3 cr. hrs.
An interdisciplinary, variable-topic seminar emphasizing
self-directed student research, class discussion, and oral
presentations. Past topics have included “Enlightenment
and Modernity,” “Science Fiction through Literature and
Film,” “Doing Business in a Global Culture,” Images of
Africa,” and “Shakespeare’s Life and Times.” One Honors
Seminar is required for graduation with the Honors Program
endorsement. Prerequisite: ENC 1101. Offered fall and
sometimes spring term. (TR)
IDH
2930-39 SPECIAL TOPICS IN INTERDISCIPLINARY
HONORS (TR)
1-4 cr. hrs.
IDS 0001L ACADEMIC INDIVIDUALIZED REVIEW
1-3 coll. prep. hrs.
This course is intended to meet your needs, if: 1) you feel
the need to refresh one or more of the academic skills
(mathematics, writing, reading) assessed by a college
placement test; 2) your college placement test scores
mandate placement into one or more college developmental
courses; or 3) you desire to refresh one or more academic
skills prior to enrolling in a college transfer course. In all
cases, if you have completed your academic individualized
review, you may test/retest for the college placement test.
The course may be repeated should the college placement
test score(s) remain less than passing. This lab course does
not count toward the associate degrees. (PR)
IDS 1949 CO-OP EDUCATION TRAINING ASSIGN-
MENT IN ECOLOGY
1-3 cr. hrs.
A fi rst hands-on learning activity (paid or non-paid) directly
related to your academic major/career objective. (TR)
IDS 2930 SERVICE-LEARNING IN THE ARTS AND
SCIENCES
1-2 cr. hrs.
Service-learning is a form of learning in which you engage
in activities that address community needs with structured
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