2010-2011 College Catalog - North Florida Community College

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
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BUL 2241.
LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF
BUSINESS I: Three Credits,
Three Hours. (Fall) 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.
LIBRARY AND
INFORMATION SCIENCE
LIS 1001. INTRODUCTION
TO INFORMATION SKILLS:
One Credit, One Hour. (Fall,
Spring, On Demand) This course
introduces students to the
organization, collections, and
services of an academic library
and enables them to become
more competent in nding,
evaluating, and using electronic
and traditional print resources.
The Internet, electronic indexes
and databases, and electronic
books are included.
LIS 2004. INTRODUCTION
TO INTERNET RESEARCH:
One Credit, One Hour. (Fall,
Spring, On Demand) On-line
course offered by the Florida
public community college
system. This course focuses
on methods of accessing and
evaluating information resources
available through the Internet.
Students will learn to design
search strategies, retrieve,
evaluate and cite Internet
resources.
LITERATURE
AML 2010. AMERICAN
LITERATURE I: Three Credits,
Three Hours. (On Demand) A
study of the development of our
national literature from colonial
times to the end of the Civil
War. Prerequisite: ENC 1102.
AML 2020. AMERICAN
LITERATURE II: Three
Credits, Three Hours. (On
Demand) A study of the rise
of modern American literature.
Literary trends and major
writers of the period are
stressed. Included are Whitman,
Dickinson, Twain, James, and
Eliot. (This is not a sequel
course and may be taken
without having AML 2010.)
Prerequisite: ENC 1102.
ENL 2012. BRITISH
LITERATURE I: Three
Credits. Three Hours. (On
Demand) A course designed to
acquaint the student with the
great masterpieces of English
literature from Beowulf to the
Age of Johnson. Prerequisite:
ENC 1102.
ENL 2022. BRITISH
LITERATURE II: Three
Credits. Three Hours. (On
Demand) Selected masterpieces
of English literature from the
Romantic Era to the Modern Era.
(This is not a sequel course and
may be taken without having
taken ENL 2011) Prerequisite:
ENC 1102.
LIT 1330. ESSENTIALS OF
CHILDREN’S LITERATURE:
Three Credits, Three Hours. (On
Demand) Provides an overview
of literature for adults who work
with children, as well as ways
literature can be used to further
literacy and appreciation for
literary heritage. This course
cannot be used to satisfy
either the Gordon Rule or
NFCC’s literature/humanities
requirement for transferable
degrees. Prerequisite: ENC
1101.
LIT 2020. SHORT STORY:
Three Credits, Three Hours. (On
Demand) A study of selected
short stories written by authors
from various countries in a time
period ranging from the 19th
century through the present.
A study of the short ction will
include tone, narration, form,
and theme. Prerequisite: ENC
1102.
LIT 2110. WORLD
LITERATURE I: Three Credits,
Three Hours. (On Demand)
A comprehensive survey that
deals with the major works of
the Western literary heritage.
The reading selections range in
time from Genesis and Homer
to Renaissance literature.
Prerequisite: ENC 1102.
LIT 2120. WORLD
LITERATURE II: Three
Credits, Three Hours. (On
Demand) A comprehensive
survey that deals with the major
works of the Western literary
heritage. The reading selections
range from the works of the
Enlightenment Period to those
of the Modern Era. This is not a
sequel course and may be taken
without having taken LIT 2110.
Prerequisite: ENC 1102.
LIT 2931R. SPECIAL TOPICS
IN LITERATURE: Three
Credits, Three Hours. (On
Demand) Provides intensive
reading in particular concept,
topic or genre of popular literary
appeal. Examples include
women in literature, fantasy,
science ction, horror, literature
and lm, the historical novel. It
may be repeated for credit with
a change of topic. Prerequisite:
ENC 1102.
MATHEMATICS
Any mathematics course may
require the purchase of new
textbooks, scienti c or graphing
calculators, access to online
2010-2011 NFCC College Catalog