Course Catalog 2008-2009 - Concordia University

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MTH 2402 Calculus IIMTH 2301 Introduction to StatisticsMTH 2305 Discrete StructuresMTH 3410 Calculus IIIMTH 3101-4 Problem Solving (three of four)MTH 3311 Linear AlgebraMTH 3313 Number TheoryMTH 3317 Differential EquationsThe twelve remaining hours must come from upperlevel [300 and 400] MTH courses:MTH xxxxMTH xxxxMTH xxxxMTH xxxxMTH 3309 Numerical AnalysisMTH 3325 Real AnalysisMTH 3330 Introduction to ModelingMTH 4310 CryptologyMTH xxxx Other approved upper-level math courseElective HoursA sufficient number of academic hours to bring thetotal number of hours to 128 of which 39 must beupper-level.Return to Table of Contents14.00 College of Adult Education14.01 Mission StatementThe mission of the College of Adult Education is to equip adult learners to be servant-leaders through flexible,accelerated educational programs in a caring, Christian environment.14.02 Accelerated Degree ProgramThe Accelerated Degree Program offers the Associates of Arts Degree in Behavioral Sciences and the Bachelor ofArts degree which incorporate a liberal arts curriculum that cultivates personal growth and the development of skills inpreparation for a full and productive life. The adult learning model at Concordia provides a unique alternative to thetraditional method of pursuing a degree. It is designed especially for adults whose personal and professional schedulesconflict with traditional full-time course study. The goal of the adult learning experience is to relate newly acquiredinformation directly to the student‘s personal and professional life.14.02.01 Course LoadsThe ADP program is designed with adult learners in mind, recognizing their ability to apply information to lifeexperiences and therefore learn it more quickly, and also recognizing their outside responsibilities to family, career,and other areas. Because of the pace and intensity of the ADP program, it is intended that students attend only onecourse at a time. Academic performance can suffer if students take multiple classes in the ADP format at the sametime.No student is permitted to enroll in more than six (6) credits simultaneously in any combination, including but notlimited to: courses with other cohorts, correspondence courses, online courses, or concurrent enrollment in othercolleges/universities. Students desiring to enroll in more than 18 hours in any one term are required to have earned a3.00 cumulative GPA or higher. No student is permitted to enroll in more than 19 academic hours in any combinationof courses, including but not limited to correspondence courses or co-enrollment. Exceptions to this policy must beapproved, in advance, by the Registrar; failure to secure approval of an ―overload‖ prior to enrollment may result indenial of credit.Return to Table of Contents14.02.02 AttendanceAttendance is required at all class meetings and is strictly monitored by instructors and ADP Staff. If students missmore than four (4) hours of a class, they will, without exception, be administratively dropped from the course,held responsible for all subsequent tuition charges, and required to repeat the entire course. Consistentadministrative drops will lead to the student being administratively withdrawn from Concordia UniversityTexas...Absence is considered cumulative…Exceptions to the ADP attendance policy will not be made. All absenceswill be recorded by the instructor at each class session. Tardiness will be counted as absence and will also be recordedat each class session. There are no excused absences, and students may not attend the missed session the next timethat instructor teaches, or the next time that course is taught. Further, students are required to attend the first night of2008-2009 Catalog Page 92
every course for which they register. If a student misses the first night of class, s/he will be administratively droppedfrom the course. No tuition charges will be assessed; however, a drop fee will be assessed, and the student will berequired to return any textbooks to the ADP office before the end of the course, or his or her account will be assessedthe non-returned textbook fee. (See additional attendance information in the College of Adult Education handbook.)Return to Table of Contents14.03 Degree Programs14.03.01 Associate of Art in Behavioral Science - AAAssociate of Arts (AA) in Behavioral ScienceThe AA degree in Behavioral Science provides its students with a strong background in the liberal arts, concentratingin Psychology and other human-studies disciplines. This degree can serve as a stand-alone degree for those studentspursuing an associate‘s degree or those simply testing the waters as they return to college life. This degree is alsointended to complement the Bachelor of Arts degrees offered by the College of Adult Education. The study of humannature emphasized in the Psychology and Sociology courses in the AA degree will support the upcoming focus onmanagement in any of the disciplines listed below. The AA in Behavioral Sciences, like all degrees in the College ofAdult Education, emphasizes communication skills.Requirements:English - 6 academic hoursENG 1316 Freshman English IENG 1317 Introduction to LiteratureFine Arts - 3 academic hoursAny ART, Drama or MUS course.Mathematics - 3 academic hoursMTH 1351 College Algebra or higher.Natural Science -7-8 academic hoursAny natural science lab course plus any three or fouracademichour natural science course unlessotherwise indicated or ( BIO 1400 Introduction toBiology & SCI 1401 Scientific Thought)Social/Behavioral Sciences - 15 academic hoursHIS 1301 US History to 1877HIS 1302 US History from 1877GOV 1303 Introduction to American GovernmentGOV 1305 Texas State GovernmentECO 2301 Introduction to MacroeconomicsSpeech - 3 academic hoursSPCH 2301 Fundamentals of SpeechReligion - 9 academic hoursREL 1301 New Testament History and ReadingREL 1311 History and Literature of the Old TestamentREL 3333 Introduction to Christian EthicsClassics/Humanities - 3 academic hoursPHL 3301 Survey of Western Philosophyor HIS 2321 Western Civilization to 1715Sociology/Psychology - 18 academic hoursSOC 1301 Introduction to SociologyPSY 1311 Introduction to PsychologyPSY 2301 Life Span DevelopmentPSY 2331 Social PsychologyPSY 3304 Group DynamicsNote: A minimum of 22 of the 64 academic hoursrequired for the AA Behavioral Science must metaken at Concordia to meet the residencyrequirement.Return to Table of Contents14.03.01 Business Major – B.A.This major provides a well-rounded introduction to the world of business. While familiarizing students with generalbusiness principles, this major specializes in developing leadership skills with the goal of better-preparing its graduatesto become effective, caring, Christian managers. Because the degree emphasizes finance and accounting, graduatesfrom this major will be well-prepared to enter graduate-level programs in Business and Business-related fields. TheBA in Business, like all degrees in the College of Adult Education, emphasizes communication skills.Core Requirements - 58 academic hours Note: Thecore requirements may be fulfilled by either 1)completing the following courses, or 2) enrolling inand completing the Associate of Arts in BehavioralScience degree from Concordia University.English - 12 academic hoursENG 1316 Freshman English IENG 1317 Introduction to Literature2008-2009 Catalog Page 93
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