2011-12 College Catalog - South Florida State College
2011-12 College Catalog - South Florida State College
2011-12 College Catalog - South Florida State College
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infection control, and blood collection procedures. Course<br />
includes collecting blood specimens by venipuncture, skin<br />
puncture, dermal puncture, and arterial puncture including<br />
specimen transport and storage requirements, quality<br />
assurance and quality control. Corequisite: HCP 0940. (OC)<br />
MMC 1949 CO-OP EDUCATION TRAIN ASSIGNMENT IN<br />
MASS MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS<br />
1-3 cr. hrs.<br />
A fi rst hands-on learning activity (paid or non-paid) directly<br />
related to your academic major/career objective. (TR)<br />
MMC 2949 CO-OP EDUCATION TRAIN ASSIGNMENT IN<br />
MASS MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS<br />
1-3 cr. hrs.<br />
A second hands-on learning activity (paid or non-paid) directly<br />
related to your academic major/career objective. (TR)<br />
MNA 2300<br />
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - Deleted<br />
MNA 2303 INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC PERSONNEL<br />
MANAGEMENT<br />
3 cr. hrs.<br />
Course concentrates on the major issues facing the manager<br />
of public employees. These include selection and promotional<br />
process, performance appraisal systems, labor relations,<br />
employee rights and the future concerns of public sector<br />
employment. (OA)<br />
MNA 2345 MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION<br />
3 cr. hrs.<br />
An examination of the ever-increasing complexity of<br />
supervisory management. Major focus is on the development<br />
of personal and professional skills that assist a supervisory<br />
level individual in becoming a more effective manager of<br />
human resources. These skills include planning, organizing,<br />
staffi ng, leading, controlling, and labor relations. (TR)<br />
MNA 2930<br />
SELECTED TOPICS IN APPLIED MANAGE-<br />
MENT (TR)<br />
1-4 cr. hrs.<br />
MTB 1103 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS USING SPREAD-<br />
SHEETS<br />
3 cr. hrs.<br />
This course covers the fundamentals of business mathematics<br />
with applications to banking, payroll, taxes and insurance,<br />
purchasing merchandise, markup and markdown, interest,<br />
mortgages, and consumer credit. Concepts are introduced<br />
using the traditional method of calculating. You will be<br />
introduced to the same calculations performed using an<br />
electronic spreadsheet. (TR)<br />
MTB 2371 MATHEMATICS FOR HEALTH OCCUPA-<br />
TIONS<br />
2 cr. hrs.<br />
Provides basic mathematical procedures in whole numbers,<br />
fractions, decimals, percents, Roman numerals, ratios and<br />
proportions, metric, apothecary, and household measure<br />
systems, as applied in the health field; medical abbreviations,<br />
temperature conversions; computations for conversions from<br />
one system to another including the solving of algebraic<br />
equations and special formulas for calculating adults’ and<br />
children’s doses of medicines; I.V. fl ow rates; preparation of<br />
solutions from stock; and reconstitution of drugs. Prerequisite:<br />
A grade level score of 11.0 or higher on TABE or FCELPT.<br />
(OA)<br />
MTG <strong>12</strong>04 GEOMETRY FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS<br />
3 cr. hrs.<br />
This course provides a working knowledge of the basic principles<br />
and skills of plane geometry. Topics include line segments,<br />
angles, triangles, polygons, circles, parallel lines, solids,<br />
translations, congruence, and similarity. This course satisfies the<br />
writing and computation course requirements for mathematics.<br />
Prerequisites: MAT 1033 or higher with a grade of C or higher<br />
or suitable placement test score. (TR)<br />
MUL 2110 MUSIC HISTORY AND APPRECIATION<br />
3 cr. hrs.<br />
A survey of the art of music as an important and compelling<br />
infl uence in the life of man from the earliest civilizations to<br />
the present. It relates music to the other fi ne arts and to<br />
the major social, economic, and political events of history,<br />
which affect signifi cant musical development and which are<br />
reflected through this art form. Prerequisite: ENC 1101. (TR)<br />
MUN 1180 & 2180 COLLEGE/COMMUNITY BAND<br />
1 cr. hr.<br />
Study, rehearsal, and performance of a wide variety of band<br />
literatures. Membership is open to you, if you are part or fulltime<br />
student. You may repeat MUN 1180-2180 for a combined<br />
total of 4 hours toward the A.A. degree. Prerequisite: Audition<br />
or Instructor’s approval. Offered fall and spring terms. (TR)<br />
MUN <strong>12</strong>80 & 2280 COLLEGE/COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA<br />
1 cr. hr.<br />
Study, rehearsal, and performance of a wide variety of<br />
orchestra literatures. Membership is open to you, if you are<br />
a part or full-time student. You may repeat MUN <strong>12</strong>80-2280<br />
for a combined total of 4 hours toward the A.A. degree.<br />
Prerequisite: Audition or Instructor’s approval. (TR)<br />
MUN 1310 & 2311 CHORAL UNION I AND II 1 cr. hr.<br />
Study, rehearsal, and public performance of major musical<br />
works selected from choral literature. Membership is open<br />
to you, if you are a part or full-time student by audition on<br />
a credit or audit basis. You may repeat MUN 1310-2311<br />
for a combined total of four hours toward the A.A. degree.<br />
Prerequisite: Instructor’s approval. (TR)<br />
MUN 1340 & 2341 CHORAL ENSEMBLE I AND II<br />
1 cr. hr.<br />
Study, rehearsal, and public performance of smaller choral<br />
works including madrigal, motets, and other octavos written<br />
for a small choral group. Membership is open to you, if you<br />
are a part or full-time student by audition on a credit or audit<br />
basis. You may repeat MUN 1340-2341 for a combined total<br />
of four hours toward the A.A. degree. Prerequisite: Instructor’s<br />
approval. (TR)<br />
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