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5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXAGR 2932AGR 2949AGRICULTURAL SEMINAR II (TR)1-4 cr. hrs.CO-OP EDUCATION TRAINING ASSIGNMENTIN AGRICULTURE SCIENCES (OA) 1-4 cr. hrs.AMH 1010 AMERICAN HISTORY I 3 cr. hrs.Covers the history of the United States from its earliest colonialbeginnings to 1877. The course surveys the majorsocial, economic, cultural, and political developments ofthe American people up through the Civil War and Reconstruction.Emphasis is placed upon the individuals andevents that have shaped these developments. Gordon Rule(3,000). (TR)AMH 1020 AMERICAN HISTORY II 3 cr. hrs.Surveys American history from 1877 to the present withemphasis on the major economic, social, political, and culturaltransformations of the American people since the CivilWar, pursuing an essentially chronological approach. GordonRule (3,000). (TR)AMH 2070 HISTORY OF FLORIDA 3 cr. hrs.A survey course of the history of Florida from the Spanishperiod to the present. The course surveys the major eventsand personalities in Florida history from chronological andpolitical perspectives. Attention is given to the economicand social issues that have affected Florida’s history. Localhistorical events and personalities are emphasized. (TR)AMH 2091 SURVEY OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY3 cr. hrs.An historical survey that begins in Africa, then focuses onthe African American experience in the U.S. (TR) (DV)AMH 2949CO-OP EDUCATION TRAININGASSIGNMENTIN HISTORY (TR)1-4 cr. hrs.AML 2010 HONORS AMERICAN LITERATURE I(1620-1865) 3 cr. hrs.Talk about, write about, and interact with American literaturefrom this period through extensive discussion, opendebates, oral reports, computer-assisted research, fieldwork, and community service. Prerequisite: ENC 1101.Gordon Rule (3,000). Usually Fall term. (TR)AML 2020 HONORS AMERICAN LITERATURE II(1865 to Present) 3 cr. hrs.Talk about, write about, and interact with American literaturefrom this period through extensive discussion, opendebates, oral reports, computer-assisted research, fieldwork, and community service. Prerequisite: ENC 1101.Gordon Rule (3,000). Usually Spring term. (TR)AML 2020 AMERICAN LITERATURE II (1865 to Present)3 cr. hrs.This course is a survey of American writers and their workssince 1865. Emphasis is on major trends in Realism,Naturalism, and Modernism in the 19th and 20th centuriesas they apply to the changing ideas in American culture.Prerequisite: ENC 1102. Gordon Rule (3,000). (TR)ANS1003 INTRODUCTION TO ANIMAL SCIENCE3 cr. hrs.An introduction to animal science, including a study ofbreeds and breeding procedures of cattle, swine, sheep,horses, poultry, and dairy. Basic genetics, feeding and nutritionare also studied. Offered First Summer Flex Session.ONLINE (TR)ANT 2410 GENERAL ANTHROPOLOGY, “The Faces ofCulture”3 cr. hrs.Offered as a telecourse, Faces of Culture is an introductorystudy of the structure and process of culture. The basicconcepts of culture are presented, including subsistencepatterns, organizing devices, patterns of transmission ofculture, economics, political organization, social control andcultural change. The methods of anthropological researchand major theoretical orientations are described. Many examplesof cultural variations are studied including traditionalas well as modern societies. (TR) (DV)ANT 2949CO-OP EDUCATION TRAINING ASSIGNMENTIN ANTHROPOLOGY (TR) 3 cr. hrs.AOM 1310 AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND EQUIP-MENT3 cr. hrs.Emphasizes the machinery and equipment utilized in Floridaagri-business including safety, purchase, operation, maintenance,and repair. Offered Fall term. ONLINE (TR)APA 2930APA 2949SELECTED TOPICS IN APPLIED ACCOUNT-ING (OA)1-4 cr. hrs.CO-OP EDUCATION TRAINING ASSIGNMENTIN ACCOUNTING (OA)1-4 cr. hrs.ARE 2010 ART FOR YOUTH 3 cr. hrs.Provides elementary school teachers with the foundationnecessary to teach arts and crafts to elementary students.Students are provided with instruction in child developmentas related to art, methodologies in instructing art, developingactivities, preparing work spaces for art activities, preparinglesson plans related to art activities, and the managementand care of art materials and equipment. Lab Fee.(TR)ARH 2000 ART HISTORY AND APPRECIATION I3 cr. hrs.This course covers painting, sculpture, and architecturefrom the Prehistoric Era to the beginning of the Renaissanceincluding relations of styles to cultural context. GordonRule (3,000) with a grade of “C” or better. Prerequisite:ENC 1101. Offered Fall term. (TR)ARH 2051 ART HISTORY AND APPRECIATION II3 cr. hrs.Covers painting, sculpture, and architecture from theRenaissance to the present including relationships of stylesto cultural context. Gordon Rule (3,000) with a grade of “C”or better. Prerequisite: ENC 1101. Offered Spring term.(TR)149
5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXARR 0001 FUNDAMENTALS OF AUTO BODY REPAIR60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.Basic instruction in the history of automobile constructionincluding an overview of general shop procedures, introductionto industry standards, shop operation procedures,and employment qualifications and outlook. Corequisite:ARR 0930L. Lab Fee. (OC)ARR 0100 PAINTING TECHNIQUES60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.Basic instruction in the use and care of the spray gun. Thecourse deals with the types of spray guns, various applicationsof spray gun techniques, spray gun adjustments, spraygun maintenance, and mixing and application procedures.Corequisite: ARR 0930L. Lab Fee. (OC)ARR 0110 BASIC SHEET METAL REPAIRS60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.Basic instruction covering hand tools, oxyacetylene welding,electric and plastic welding, and basic sheet metalrepairs. Corequisite: ARR 0930L. Lab Fee. (OC)ARR 0120 ADVANCED PAINTING TECHNIQUES60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.Instruction in advanced painting techniques, such as colormatch, factory defects, spot, panel painting, custom painting,and paint related problems. Also included are plasticrepairs and paint techniques peculiar to plastics, and techniqueson interior and exterior cleaning. Corequisite: ARR0930L. Lab Fee. (OC)ARR 0292 APPLIED TECHNIQUES IN AUTO BODY RE-PAIR60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.A study of panel forming techniques, frame straighteningtechniques, measuring, suspension, and steering principles,job estimating, and customer relations. Corequisite:ARR 0930L. Lab Fee. (OC)ARR 0310 PANEL REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.A study of sheet metal expansion, contraction and heat distortion,body fitting methods, plastic fillers, refinishing materials,surface preparations, and spray gun techniques.Corequisite: ARR 0930L. Lab Fee. (OC)ARR 0330 SCIENCE OF UNIBODY REPAIR60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.A study of unibody automobiles built since 1980 includingthe history of automobiles, damage repair, new science ofunibody repair, suspension designs, damage diagnosis,parts replacement, and structural repair completion. Corequisite:ARR 0930L. Lab Fee. (OC)ARR 0930L AUTO COLLISION REPAIR AND REFINISHINGLAB 30-480 con. hrs. 1-16 occ. crs.Provides the student with the opportunity to apply theoriesand skills learned using both simulated problem solvingsituations and actual jobs associated with auto body repair.Through these experiences the student develops competenceand expertise in the skills of auto body repair andrefinishing. (OC)ARR 0940ARR 0949VOCATIONAL INTERNSHIP IN AUTO BODY(OC) 60-420 con. hrs. 2-14 occ. crs.CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE IN AUTO COLLI-SION (OC) 30-240 con. hrs. 1-8 occ. crs.ART 1201C & 1202C DESIGN I & II 3 cr. hrs.Fundamental principles of visual organization. Emphasisis on two and three dimensional design in black and whiteand color. Lab Fee. (TR)ART 1300C & 1301C DRAWING I & II 3 cr. hrs.Basic discipline of drawing through the use of still life, landscape,and the figure. Lab Fee. (TR)ART 1500C PAINTING I3 cr. hrs.Introduction to oil and acrylic painting. Emphasis is on fundamentalsof media and color. Lab Fee. (TR)ART 1510C PAINTING I - See ART 1500CART 1949 CO-OP EDUCATION TRAINING ASSIGNMENTIN ART & GRAPHIC DESIGN 1-3 cr. hrs.A first hands-on learning activity (paid or non-paid) directlyrelated to the students academic major/career objective.(TR)ART 2012C MEDIA EXPLORATION 1-4 cr. hrs.Studio practice with materials, tools, techniques, and conceptstraditionally associated with painting and other media.This course may be repeated three times up to a maximumof 16 hours. Instructor’s approval. Lab Fee. (TR)ART 2330C FIGURE DRAWING3 cr. hrs.Study of the structure, movement, and rhythm of the humanfigure. This course may be repeated three times up to amaximum of 16 hours. Instructor’s approval. Lab Fee. (TR)ART 2400C PRINTMAKING I3 cr. hrs.This course is an introduction to printmaking covering relief,intaglio, collograph, monotype and silkscreen processes.Lab Fee. (TR)ART 2401C PRINTMAKING II3 cr. hrs.Printmaking II will cover intermediate printing techniquesand creative application of print processes. Lab Fee. (TR)ART 2501C PAINTING II3 cr. hrs.Painting II is a continuation of Painting I with emphasis ondeveloping a personal style. Exploration of oil and acrylicon canvas, and mural work will be explored. Prerequisite:ART 1500C. Lab Fee. (TR)ART 2540C WATERCOLOR PAINTING I 3 cr. hrs.An introduction to transparent and opaque water color painting.Emphasis is on compositional design and the use of150
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