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LOWER DIV. COLLEGE CREDIT
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
WOH 1012
World Civilization I,
3 Credit Hours,
(Fall, Spring, Summer)
A study of world history from 4000
BC to 1650 AD as it relates to the
development of western civilization.
History is analyzed in terms of social,
religious, philosophical, political,
and economic concepts rather than
chronological facts. This is a Gordon
Rule writing course and is part of the
college’s Writing-Across-the-Curriculum
program. A minimum grade of “C”
is required if used to meet A.A.
Gordon Rule requirements for general
education. Prerequisite: a passing
score on the standardized placement
test measuring communication/verbal/
reading achievement or successful
completion of ENC 0025 and
REA 0017.
WOH 1022
World Civilization II,
3 Credit Hours,
(Fall, Spring, Summer)
A study of history from 1650 AD
to the present as it relates to the
development of the modern world.
History is analyzed in terms of social,
religious, philosophical, political,
and economic concepts rather than
chronological facts. This is a Gordon
Rule writing course and is part of the
college’s Writing-Across-the-Curriculum
program. A minimum grade of “C”
is required if used to meet A.A.
Gordon Rule requirements for general
education. Prerequisite: a passing
score on the standardized placement
test measuring communication/verbal/
reading achievement or successful
completion of ENC 0025 and
REA 0017.
WOH 2040
20th century,
3 Credit Hours,
(Offered as needed)
International political and historical
affairs in the 20th century through the
institutions and organizations of the
Western State System. Attention is on
international cooperation, decision
making, force, world resources, and
world political geography by the
selection of a specific problem. This
is a Gordon Rule writing course
and is part of the college’s Writing-
Across-the-Curriculum program. A
minimum grade of “C” is required
if used to meet A.A. Gordon Rule
requirements for general education.
Prerequisite: a passing score on the
standardized placement test measuring
communication/verbal/reading
achievement or successful completion
of ENC 0025 and REA 0017.
WOH 2224
The History of Christianity from the
Reformation
3 Credit Hours,
(Offered as needed)
This course traces the evolution of the
Christian Church from the Protestant
Reformation. Special emphasis shall be
given to: the reformation of theological
dogma and doctrine as well as the
establishment of hierarchical systems
in the numerous Protestant sects; the
major theologians and leaders of the
Protestant movement; the relationship
of the European monarchies and the
sectarian wars; and, special emphasis
on the Protestant movement in the
New World, and in the United States
of America. Prerequisite: WOH 1012.
WOH 2232
The History of Christianity to the
Reformation,
3 Credit Hours,
(Offered as needed)
This course traces the evolution
of the Christian Church from its
founding to the onset of the Protestant
Reformation. Special emphasis shall be
given to: the formation of theological
dogma and doctrine as well as the
establishment of the hierarchical
system prior to the fall of the Roman
Empire; the Fathers of the Church;
medieval power and the relationship
of the Church with the European
monarchies; and, crises within the
Church which culminated in the
Reformation.
ZOO 1010C
Zoology,
4 Credit Hours,
(Offered as needed)
An introduction to the major concepts
of animal life, to include the structure,
taxonomy, evolutionary relationships,
and natural history of the major animal
groups. Prerequisite: BSC 1005
(or equivalent) or permission of
the instructor.
This college credit course qualifies as having
an international and/or diversity focus
for Teacher Education Programs common
prerequisites.
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