Course Catalog 2008-2009 - Concordia University

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United States TravelHawaii. SCI 3304 Geology and Ecology of Hawaii. Every third summer Concordia students travel on a twoweek trip to the Big Island and Kauai. See Dr. Larry Meissner for details. Additional fees applyPacific Northwest. BIO 3370 Ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest. Every third summer students may travelfor two weeks to Mt. St. Helens and other ecological sites in the Pacific Northwest. See Dr. Larry Meissnerfor details. Additional fees applyGrand Canyon & Southwest. SCI 3303 Geology and Ecology of the Southwestern US. Every third summerstudent have the opportunity to travel to the Grand Canyon and other desert sites in the Southwest. Contactthe Office of the Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, for details. Additional fees applyTexas. BIO 1101 - 1106. Each term a different geographical region (six total) of Texas will be visited. Theregions include East and Southeast, Rio Grande Valley, Southwest, Panhandle and Northwest, Central, andthe Guadalupe Mountains. See Dr. Larry Meissner for details. Additional fees applyReturn to Table of Contents7.10 Auditing ClassesStudents who wish to acquaint themselves with a subject without receiving credit may audit the course, subject toavailability. Students registered for credit have first priority. Audit requests are to be made with the advisor during thenormal registration periods.The audit fee is $ 160 per academic hour; students who are enrolled in 12 or more academic hours of creditbearing course work may audit free of charge.Auditing grants individuals the privilege of hearing, observing, and participating.The instructor will advise the auditing student of course expectations with respect to the student's responsibilities at thebeginning of the term. Based upon these criteria theinstructor will determine whether or not the audit designation will appear on the student's academic record atthe end of the term.Students may not change status from "Audit" to "Credit" within the same term in a course originally startedas an audit. (Likewise students may not change status from "Credit" to "Audit").Music lessons may not be audited.Return to Table of Contents7.11 Course PlacementConcordia offers placement options for several introductory courses in the curriculum. Students interested in courseplacement should contact the appropriate College dean for information on procedures. Courses currently havingplacement options are in the areas of music and math. Placement does not constitute waiver of hours required in thecore, majors, or minors.Return to Table of Contents7.12 RegistrationCourse LoadsStudents desiring to enroll in more than 18 academic hours are required to have earned a 3.00 cumulative GPA orhigher. No student is permitted to enroll in more than 19 academic hours in any combination of courses, including butnot limited to correspondence courses or co-enrollment. Exceptions to this policy must be approved, in advance, by theRegistrar; failure to secure approval of an "overload" prior to enrollment may result in loss of credit. Other restrictionsabout course loads are included under the headings of Scholastic Probation and Provisional Admission. Students areallowed to register for and enter upper level courses regardless of classification if that student meets the prerequisitesof the course.Community LearnerThe Community Learning program is designed to allow the community to take part in courses for personalenrichment. A community learner is not considered a student and does not receive any credit for the course. Toparticipate in the Community Learner program, an individual must file an application with the Registrar‘s Office aswell as secure permission of the instructor prior to enrolling in the course. Participation in the Community Learnerprogram requires payment of a $160.00 per course fee due at the time of enrollment along with any associated coursefees if applicable. Community Learner participants may not register for music lessons, internships, travel courses,practicum courses, or courses that are full and/or closed.Currently the Community Learner program is offered through the main Austin campus only. For more information,contact the Registrar‘s Office at 512-313-4642.Return to Table of Contents2008-2009 Catalog Page 28
7.13 Methods of Gaining Non-Residential CreditNeutral CreditCredit by exam (including CLEP, AP, ACTPEP, DANTES/USAFI, military colleges and other extra-institutionalprograms evaluated by ACE), credits based on ACE evaluations of non-collegiate sponsored instruction (e.g.,corporate, state training programs) and Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) do not meet Concordia residencyrequirements (neutral).Transfer CreditTransfer credit from a regionally accredited institution must fit within the liberal arts framework of ConcordiaUniversity Texas to be considered for transfer credit. Transfer credit that meets this requirement is normally acceptedon a credit for credit basis. Transfer work from institutions in candidacy status with a regional accrediting body whichare later granted accreditation will normally be accepted based on the same criteria as that from a regionally accreditedinstitution. Credit from non-regionally accredited institutions is generally not acceptable. A minimum grade of ―C‖ inthe course for which credit is requested for transfer is required by Concordia University Texas. Courses from a juniorcollege are not accepted as upper-level credit.It is the student‘s responsibility to provide the Registrar‘s Office at Concordia University Texas with all neededdocumentation from the institution from which they want to receive transfer credit. The acceptability of coursespresented for transfer credit from other colleges will be determined by the Registrar's Office.Courses/Credits that are generally not accepted for credit include:Credit from courses that are remedial in natureCredits from non-regionally accredited institutionsCredits from institutions that are regionally accredited but do not fit within the liberal arts framework ofConcordia University TexasCourses/Credits not accepted for transfer creditCredits from courses for which the student earned a grade of C- or lower.Credits received through continuing educationGrade points earned from any transfer credit accepted is not figured into the grade point average (GPA) calculation forConcordia University Texas except for admission purposes.Advanced Placement ExamsConcordia University Texas accepts college credit for satisfactory scores on the College Board's Advanced PlacementExaminations.Scores of 3, 4, or 5 = Satisfactory CE (Credit by Exam)Scores of 1 or 2 = Unsatisfactory No CreditAdmitted students who receive satisfactory scores in the subject areas indicated by the Advanced PlacementExaminations will be awarded equivalency credit for the Concordia courses as indicated below:AP ExaminationsBiologyChemistryComputer ScienceEconomics: MacroEconomics: MicroEnglish Literature & CompositionGov't & Politics: American US HistoryGeography, Cultural (Human)United States HistoryLatin (both tests)Math: Calculus ABMath: Calculus BCMusic TheoryPhysics AConcordia EquivalentBIO 1401 Principles of BiologyCHE 1401 Chemistry ICIS 1301 Intro to Personal ComputingECO 2301 Intro to MacroeconomicsECO 2301 Intro to MicroeconomicsENG 1316 Freshman English I andENG 1317 Intro to LiteratureGOV 1303 Intro American Gov'tGRG 1311 Princ of GeographyHIS 1301 Hist of the U.S. to 1877 andHIS 1302 Hist of the U.S. from 1877LAT 1301 Latin IMTH 2401 Calculus IMTH 2402 Calculus IIMUS 2334 Music Theory IPHY 1302 Physical Science for Liberal Arts2008-2009 Catalog Page 29
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Page 54 and 55: Army ROTC CoursesMS 000 Leadership
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Page 58 and 59: ACC 3330 Governmental & Institution
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MED 5306 Ethics and the Teacher in
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ENG 2301 World Literature: Classici
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ENG 2305 British LiteratureENG 2331
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**Pre-seminary StudiesREL 3341 Luth
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Mathematics - 3-4 academic hoursMTH
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Computer CompetencyCIS 1301 Introdu
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ESC2301 Environmental Writing & Reg
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MTH 2402 Calculus IIMTH 2301 Introd
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ENG xxxx Literature ElectiveENG xxx
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Speech - 3 academic hoursSPCH 2301
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15.00 Course Descriptions - Undergr
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15.04.04 AstronomyAST 3301 Astronom
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understanding of the marketing func
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negotiation, ethics, essential skil
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constitution and its amendments, wh
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management. Prerequisite: CSC 2305
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sensitivity analysis, transportatio
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for the TExES exams needed for cert
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major oral presentation. May be use
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15.04.20 GeologyGLG 1101 Urban Geol
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Hebrew. Prerequisite: One year of c
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KIN 1134 Bowling/Archery (Skill) 0,
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KIN 3332 Coaching Individual Sports
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MTH 3103 Problem Solving: Combinato
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artistic, cultural, economic, socia
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PSY 3332 Personality Theories 3,0Ap
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15.04.38 ReligionREL 1301 New Testa
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sociological theories. Prerequisite
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16.05 Administrative Directors/Mana
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