2006–2007 Academic Catalog - Concordia University Ann Arbor

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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
INS385 Gender and Society credits: 3
Examines the major concepts, issues, and research findings regarding the relationship
between gender and social structures. Aspects of society examined include history, education,
work, family, law, government, and media. Discussion includes the interrelationship
between gender, race, class, and age. Focus is on the United States, with some cross-national
material. PREREQUISITES: INS181
ISM341 PC Architecture & Maintenance credits: 3
An introduction to the structure & function of desktop computers, PC fileservers, &
peripheral equipment with emphasis on installation, troubleshooting, & maintenance.
Includes hands-on laboratory work. PREREQUISITES: PHY212
ISM351 Systems and Help Desk Management credits: 3
Students learn to apply skills & knowledge acquired in prior courses of desktop computers
and network operating systems, and application software to support computer users in a
networked computer environment. PREREQUISITES: CSC241 and MAT261 and COM202
ISM421 Network Administration credits: 3
An introduction to the architecture, installation, operation, and maintenance of local and
wide area computer networks. PREREQUISITES: CSC352 and ISM341 and ISM351
ISM425 Web Site Design & Administration credits: 3
Students will acquire facility with a broad range of skills and technologies used to create
and manage a complex web site. PREREQUISITES: ART220 and CSC352 and ISM421
ISM483 Senior Project credits: 1
Students combine research and practical implementation of theories and concepts to develop
an individual project.
ITA111 Elementary Italian credits: 5
Beginning level. The curriculum focuses on practical language skills and conversation in
order to facilitate a quick transition to life in Macerata and to gain better access into the
Italian culture. (Study Abroad - Macerata)
ITA211 Intermediate Italian credits: 5
Intermediate level. The curriculum focuses on practical language skills and conversation in
order to facilitate a quick transition to life in Macerata and to gain better access into the
Italian culture. (Study Abroad - Macerata)
KIN201 Introduction to Physical Education credits: 3
Students explore the history, principles, scientific foundations, philosophy, and scope of
Physical Education.
KIN230 Physical Activities credits: 1
The focus of this group of activities is the development of fitness habits for the individual.
Activities include: jogging, aerobic exercises, swimming, weight training, and physical conditioning.
KIN233 Sports Health credits: 3
This course is designed to give knowledge and skills in the treatment of common activityrelated
injuries. Basis principles of first aid and athletic training are learned.
KIN235 Motor Learning & Development credits: 3
This course is designed to give knowledge about motor learning and development. Students
experience how movements are learned and how the capacity for movement changes over
the life-span.
KIN240 Team Activities credits: 1
This group focuses on some popular team sports, as well as some that are not well known.
Activities include: volleyball, Concordia ball, basketball, korfball, softball.