2006–2007 Academic Catalog - Concordia University Ann Arbor

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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
GST150 Intro to Campus Information Systems credits: 1
Introduces students to the university's networked environment including integrated e-mail,
web based course resources, and library and research technologies to support the students in
their academic work. (ADP)
GST151 Introduction to Campus Computing credits: 2
Introduces students to the college's networked environment that utilizes e-mail, the world
wide web, and other communication technologies to support the faculty and students in
their instruction and learning. Students will achieve beginning level information and technological
literacy to enable them to be successful with course assignments throughout their
college program.
GST182 Freshman Seminar credits: 1
Promotes academic success in the General Studies Core and present models for understanding
the value of interdisciplinary study. The course will introduce students to liberal arts
education and attempt to awaken intellectual curiosity. Helps students facilitate peer support
networks and connect them to campus support services. Social issues that relate to the
first year experience and interpersonal communication skills will be explored.
GST185 Area Studies I credits: 3
The student will survey the history, culture, geography, religious and mythology, arts, and
social systems of a country of the world other than the United States of America.
GST186 Area Studies II credits: 3
The student will explore the history, culture, and society of an area of the world.
Geographical boundaries, an ethnic population, or a political boundary will define the area
of study. The area must exist outside the territories and boundaries of the United States of
America.
GST201 Career Planning/Job Search Strategies credits: 1
Students will learn how to employ techniques useful for career planning and job search
strategies. They will be exposed to web-based products; company information; and receive
the benefits of exposure to various speakers in the career planning field.
HAR301 Beginning Harpsichord Lessons credits: 1
An introduction to harpsichord playing. This course will introduce keyboard students to
harpsichord technique and literature. Maintenance and tuning will also be studied.
HAR302 Harpsichord Lessons credits: 1
Beginning level harpsichord lessons.
HAR303 Harpsichord Lessons credits: 1
Beginning level harpsichord lessons.
HAR304 Harpsichord Lessons credits: 1
Beginning level harpsichord lessons.
HAR401 Harpsichord Lessons credits: 1
An upper intermediate/advanced level of Harpsichord. A continuation of the study of technique
and repertoire at a higher level.
HAR402 Harpsichord Lessons credits: 1
An upper intermediate/advanced level of Harpsichord. A continuation of the study of technique
and repertoire at a higher level.
HAR403 Harpsichord Lessons credits: 1
An upper intermediate/advanced level of harpsichord. A continuation of the study of technique
and repertoire at a higher level.