Course Catalog 2008-2009 - Concordia University

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MTH 3301 Math for Elementary Teachers IMTH 3302 Math for Elementary Teachers IIMTH 3303 Math for Secondary Teachers IMTH 3313 Number TheoryMTH 3316 GeometryPSY 1311 Introduction to Psychology*PSY 2301 Life-Span DevelopmentRDG 3442 Content Area ReadingChose one of the following tracks:1. Non-Calculus TrackMTH 1331 Finite MathematicsMTH 1332 Applied CalculusMiddle School Curriculum Science65 academic hoursAST 3301 AstronomyBIO 1402 General ZoologyBIO 1403 Cellular and Molecular Biology*BIO 2403 General BotanyBIO 3411 Human Anatomy and Physiology ICHE 1401 Chemistry I*CHE 1402 Chemistry IIESC 1302 Introduction to Environmental ScienceGLG 3301 GeologyHIS 1301 US History to 1877*HIS 1302 US History from 1877*PHY 1401 Physics IPHY 1402 Physics IIPSY 1311 Introduction to Psychology*PSY 2301 Life-Span Development*RDG 3442 Content Area ReadingMiddle School Curriculum - Math and Science67 academic hoursAST 3301 AstronomyBIO 1402 ZoologyBIO 1403 BotanyCHE 1401 Chemistry I*GLG 3301 GeologyHIS 1301 US History to 1877*HIS 1302 US History from 1877*MTH 1341 Probability*MTH 1351 College AlgebraMTH 1352 Pre-calculusMTH 3301 Math for Elementary Teachers IMTH 3302 Math for Elementary Teachers IIMTH 3313 Number TheoryMTH 3316 GeometryPHY 1401 Physics I*PSY 1311 Introduction to Psychology*PSY 2301 Life-Span Development*Plus two of the following:MTH 3311 Linear AlgebraMTH 3315 Abstract AlgebraMTH 3330 Mathematical ModelingMTH 4310 Cryptology2. Calculus TrackMTH 2401 Calculus IMTH 2402 Calculus IIPlus two of the following:MTH 3311 Linear AlgebraMTH 3315 Abstract AlgebraMTH 3330 Mathematical ModelingMTH 3412 Advanced Calculus for ApplicationsReturn to Table of ContentsSCI 3305 Science and Health for Elem. Teachers ISCI 3306 Science and Health for Elem Teachers IIOne 3-hour field science course from the following:BIO 3302 Tropical BiologySCI 3303 Geology and Ecology of Southwestern USSCI 3304 Geology and Ecology of HawaiiORAt least 3 academic hours in field science or fieldbiology or urban geology.BIO 1101 Field Biology: East and Southeast TexasBIO 1102 Field Biology: Rio Grande ValleyBIO 1103 Field Biology: Southwest TexasBIO 1104 Field Biology: Panhandle and Northwest TXBIO 1105 Field Biology: Central TexasBIO 1106 Field Biology: Guadalupe MountainsGLG 1101 Urban GeologyRDG 3442 Content Area ReadingSCI 3305 Science and Health for Elem Teachers ISCI 3306 Science and Health for Elem Teachers IIOne 3-hour field science course from the following:BIO 3302 Tropical BiologySCI 3303 Geology and Ecology of Southwestern USSCI 3304 Geology and Ecology of HawaiiORAt least 3 academic hours in field science or field biologyor urban geology.BIO 1101 Field Biology: East and Southeast TexasBIO 1102 Field Biology: Rio Grande ValleyBIO 1103 Field Biology: Southwest TexasBIO 1104 Field Biology: Panhandle and Northwest TXBIO 1105 Field Biology: Central TexasBIO 1106 Field Biology: Guadalupe MountainsGLG 1101 Urban GeologyReturn to Table of Contents11.06 Secondary School Curriculum Grades 8-12The Multidisciplinary major provides pre-service secondary teachers with in-depth knowledge of their chosen teachingfield(s) as part of God's plan for His world and taught in the secondary curriculum.2008-2009 Catalog Page 64
Secondary School Curriculum CoreRequirements 59-60 academic hoursNote: Courses marked with * may be used to satisfyboth the core and concentration.English - 12 academic hoursENG 1316 Freshman English IENG 1317 Introduction to LiteratureENG xxxx Literature ElectiveENG xxxx ElectiveFine Arts - 3 academic hoursAny ART, Drama or MUS course.Leadership – 1 academic hourLDR 1100 Life and LeadershipMathematics - 3 academic hoursMTH 1323 Quantitative Literacy or higher.Natural Science - 6 to 8 academic hoursAny natural science lab course plus any three- or fourhournatural science course unless otherwise indicated.Physical Education - 3 academic hoursKIN xxxx Fitness ActivityKIN xxxx Skill ActivityKIN xxxx Fitness or Skill ActivitySocial/Behavioral Sciences - 15 academic hoursHIS 1301 US History to 1877*HIS 1302 US History from 1877*GOV 1303 Introduction to American GovernmentPSY 1311 Introduction to Psychology*PSY 2301 Life Span Development*Speech - 3 academic hoursSPE 2301 Fundamentals of SpeechReligion - 12 academic hoursREL 1301 New Testament History and ReadingREL 1311 History and Literature of the Old TestamentREL xxxx ElectiveREL xxxx ElectiveClassics/HumanitiesOne of the following must be included in the core,major, minor, or general studies electives.ENG 2301 World Literature: ClassicismHIS 2321 History of Western Civilization to 1715HIS 3314 Traditions/Values of Classical CivilizationPHL 3301 Survey of Western PhilosophyComputer CompetencyCIS 1301 Introduction to Personal Computersor Competency Exam (no credit)Secondary School Curriculum ProfessionalRequirements - 39 academic hoursThese two courses may be taken before admission intothe Teacher Education Program.EDU 2301 Introduction to EducationEDU 3310 Writing across the CurriculumThese courses are taken after admission into theTeacher Education Program.EDU 3123 Education and Technology IEDU 3223 Education and Technology IIEDU 3447 Special Learner/School LawEDU 3372 Instructional Strategies/Learning TheoryEDU 3373 Secondary CurriculumEDU 4101 Teacher Education SeminarEDU 4225 Assessment in the Secondary ClassroomEDU 4226 Classroom Management-SecondaryEDU 4873 Secondary School Student TeachingRDG 3442 Content Area ReadingReturn to Table of ContentsSecondary School Curriculum English/Language Arts63 academic hoursCOM 2301 Human Communication TheoryCOM 2303 Mass Media History and TheoryCOM 3308 Persuasive CommunicationENG 2301 World Literature: Classicism*ENG 2303 American Literature*ENG 2331 The History of the English LanguageENG 3301 The Novel: British orENG 3308 The Novel: AmericanENG 3302 DramaENG 3303 Short StoryENG 3305 PoetryEDU 3313 Adolescent LiteratureENG 4303 Major Ethnic Writers of the USHIS 1301 US History to 1877*HIS 1302 US History from 1877*PSY 1311 Introduction to Psychology*PSY 2301 Life-Span Development*RDG 3211 Fundamentals of ReadingRDG 3341 Diagnostic/Remedial ReadingRDG 3421 Teaching ReadingPlus one of the following:ENG 2305 Survey of British LiteratureENG 3323 ShakespearePlus one of the following:ENG 3311 Advanced WritingENG 3316 Creative Writing: FictionENG 3317 Creative Writing: PoetryReturn to Table of Contents2008-2009 Catalog Page 65
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16.02 Board of Regents, Concordia U
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1.02 Communicating with Concordia1.
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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 3332 Coaching Individual Sports
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sociological theories. Prerequisite
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