2006-2008 HBU Catalog - Houston Baptist University

HADM 6375, 6376, Thesis/ProjectPrerequisites: Designed to be the last six semester hoursProvides the health administration student an opportunity to synthesize graduatecoursework by developing and completing a thesis or project specific to the student’sinterest in health administration.HADM 6377, 6378, Administrative ResidencyPrerequisites: Designed to be the last six semester hoursProvides students who have had minimal exposure to health care administration anopportunity to gain “first hand” experience working in the health care field underthe supervision of an experienced preceptor. Students should be capable of applyingconceptual knowledge learned in the classroom to everyday situations, and includesrotations through all the major departments, culminating in a major project.HEBREWHEBR 2312, 2322 Hebrew GrammarAn introduction to the vocabulary, grammar, and syntax of biblical Hebrew designedto give the students the skills necessary for translation and interpretation of theHebrew Bible.HEBR 3311, 3312, 3313, 4314, 4315, 4316 Hebrew Reading and SyntaxPrerequisite Six hours of Hebrew grammar or permission of the instructor.An intensive study of Hebrew syntax with application to the translation of selectedportions of the Hebrew Bible and other Second Temple literature.HEBR 4292 Senior SeminarDirected studies in the Hebrew Bible and other Second Temple literature.HEBR 5301 Hebrew IHebrew I is a study of Hebrew grammar and syntax for reading the Hebrew Bible andother Second Temple literature.HEBR 5302 Hebrew IIHebrew II is an advanced study of Hebrew grammar and syntax for reading the HebrewBible and other Second Temple literature.HEBR 6301, 6302 Advanced Hebrew StudiesAdvanced studies in Hebrew grammar, syntax, and literature of the Second Templeperiod.HEBR 6303, 6304, 6305 Advanced Hebrew StudiesAdvanced studies in the Hebrew grammar, syntax, and literature of the Second Templeperiod.HISTORYHIST 1314 World Civilization to 1650A survey of humanity’s history up to 1650 with an emphasis on the political, intellectual,social, and cultural development of world civilizations.286 / Courses