2010-2011 College Catalog - North Florida Community College

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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
BSC 2085C.
HUMAN ANATOMY AND
PHYSIOLOGY I: Four
Credits, Four Hours - Lecture
and Laboratory. (Fall, Spring,
Summer) An exploration of
the structure and function of
molecules, cells, tissues and
organs comprising the human
body will be emphasized.
Prerequisite: BSC 1010C with a
minimum grade of C.
BSC 2086C.
HUMAN ANATOMY AND
PHYSIOLOGY II: Four
Credits, Four Hours - Lecture
and Laboratory. (Fall, Spring,
Summer) A continuation of
BSC 2085C. The structure and
function of the major organ
systems of the human body will
be described and demonstrated
with labs. Topics include: the
cardiovascular system, the
immune system, the respiratory
system, the digestive system,
the urinary system, and uid
and electrolyte balance.
Prerequisite: BSC 2085C with a
minimum grade of C.
All Science courses require
an additional lab fee.
BOTANY
BOT 2010C. GENERAL
BOTANY. Four Credits,
Four Hours - Lecture and
Laboratory including eld trips.
(Spring) Introduction to plant
classi cation, structure, function
and ecology, including medicinal
and poisonous plants of North
Florida.
All science courses require
an additional lab fee.
BUSINESS
BUL 2241.
LEGAL ENVIRONMENT
OF BUSINESS: Three Credits,
Three Hours. This course is
designed to instruct students
on the legalities of conducting
business, including: the
relationship of constitutional
law to business; the ethical
and social responsibility of a
business; dispute resolution
procedures; impact on business
operations; and laws pertaining
to employees.
FIN 1100. PERSONAL
FINANCE: Three Credits, Three
Hours. Upon completion of
this course students will have
a complete understanding of
different facets of personal
nance. Students will learn
how to develop a personal
nancial plan, manage assets,
gain an understanding of how
credit works, plan for insurance
needs, including life, health and
property, manage investments
and plan for retirement.
FIN 2000. PRINCIPLES OF
FINANCE: Three Credits, Three
Hours. To familiarize students
with the principles of nancial
management that guide
decision making, introduce
nancial markets in which funds
are traded, and the institutions
that participate in the ow of
funds. Prerequisite: ACG 2021.
It is strongly recommended that
students complete CGS 1100C
or have equivalent skills.
GEB 1011. INTRODUCTION
TO BUSINESS: Three Credits,
Three Hours. This course is
designed to give students
a broad understanding of
business, and the effects of
global and domestic economic
factors and market factors on
business. Students will also
gain knowledge on business
formation, accounting and
human resources in business,
business communications, and
marketing.
MAN 2021. PRINCIPLES OF
MANAGEMENT: Three Credits,
Three Hours. This course is
designed to give students
an in-depth understanding
of management principles
and techniques, including
organizational planning,
leadership, organizing, and
controlling. Students will gain
knowledge of how to apply
theories and concepts learned
to real-life situation through the
various assignments.
MAR 2011. PRINCIPLES
OF MARKETING: Three
Credits, Three Hours. This
course is designed to acquaint
the student with the changing
marketing environment.
The course will provide an
introduction to the basic
marketing concepts including
the management approach
to functions and institutions
including analysis of demand,
product planning, market
segmentation, distribution,
retailing, wholesaling,
advertising, sales promotion,
pricing and market research.
The course work will develop
the role marketing plays
in society, as well as in
the business rm. As an
introductory course, students
will be exposed to the “language
of marketing” which includes
terminology and basic concepts.
OST 2335. BUSINESS
COMMUNICATION: Three
Credits, Three Hours. This
course is designed to develop
students’ ability to effectively
communicate in the business
arena. Upon completion of
this course, students will
become effective business
communicators, developing
skills in: interpersonal and
group communication;
2010-2011 NFCC College Catalog