2006-07 College Catalog - South Florida State College

5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXSTA 2023 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS 3 cr. hrs.This is a study of fundamental statistical methods includingorganization, analysis and interpretation of numericaldata, measures of central tendency and dispersion, statisticaldistributions, sampling techniques, hypothesis testing,probability, z-tests, chi-square tests, correlations, andregression equations. Prerequisite: MAT 1033 with a gradeof “C” or better, or equivalent. (TR)SYG 2000 GENERAL SOCIOLOGY 3 cr. hrs.An introduction to the scientific study of society; of basicsociological concepts, methods of investigations, and fieldsof application. Gordon Rule (3,000). (TR) (DV)SYG 2410 MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY - See SYG 2430SYG 2430 MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 3 cr. hrs.An evaluation of the basic social and psychological factorsin dating, courtship, mate selection, engagement, marriage,and the rearing of children as related to successful marriageand parenthood. Prerequisite: ENC 1101. Offered onDemand. (TR) (DV)SYG 2949CO-OP EDUCATION TRAINING ASSIGNMENTIN SOCIOLOGY (TR)1-4 cr. hrs.TTAR 1820 HISTORICAL PRESERVATION 3 cr. hrs.An entry-level survey of American architectural styles. Emphasisis placed on historical research, methods of documentation,and governmental influence pertaining to historicalbuildings. Offered on Highlands Campus Summerterm. (OA)TAR 1831 HISTORY OF BUILDING TECHNOLOGY3 cr. hrs.Designed to provide the student with a study of methods ofbuilding construction as practiced from the 1800s to thepresent. Offered on Highlands Campus Spring term. (OA)TAR 2905 BUILDING RESTORATION (OA) 1-4 cr. hrs.TAR 2932 PRINCIPLES OF BUILDING RESTORATION4 cr. hrs.Provides the student with a study of methods and materialsof building restoration, with emphasis upon preservinghistorical and architectural integrity while meeting modernrequirements of function and building codes. The studentlearns appropriate strategies for repair and preservation ofhistorical buildings. Prerequisites: TAR 1820, BCN 1230.Offered by Arrangement. (OA)TAX 2000 PERSONAL INCOME TAX 3 cr. hrs.A study of tax laws and procedures for individuals includingself-employment returns for sole proprietorships, utilizingthe Internal Revenue Code Regulations. (OA)TAX 2010 PARTNERSHIP AND CORPORATE INCOMETAXES3 cr. hrs.A study of taxation for corporations utilizing the Internal RevenueCode, rules, and regulations with an introduction topartnerships. Prerequisite: TAX 2000 or Instructor’s approval.(OA)TDR 0100C INTRODUCTION TO TECHNICAL DRAWING60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.A survey course offering the student instruction in basicdrafting techniques, multi-views drawing, pictorial drawing,sections, dimensioning, and sketching. Lab Fee. (OC)TDR 0301C INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER AIDEDDRAFTING 60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.A study of the use of equipment, software, and applicationsused in computer-aided drafting. Lab Fee. (OC)TDR 0350C ADVANCED CONCEPTS IN COMPUTER AIDEDDRAFTING 60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.Provides further study and practice in the understandingand application of the computer-aided drafting techniquesincluding blocks and 3-D drawings. Lab Fee. (OC)TDR 0501C INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAW-ING60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.A survey course preparing the student to read and developconstruction drawings. The student works with plans, elevations,sections, and details as applied to wood, masonry,and concrete structures. Lab Fee. (OC)TDR 0504C ARCHITECTURAL AND CONSTRUCTIONDRAWING 60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.Students learn to prepare construction working documentsfor residential and commercial buildings. Lab Fee. (OC)TDR 0700C TECHNICAL DRAWING FOR MANUFACTUR-ING60 con. hrs. 2 occ. crs.Provides further study and practice in the understandingand application of the engineering graphic language. Topicsstudied include auxiliary drawing, developments, thread,gearing, and tolerancing. Lab Fee. (OC)TDR 0949CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE IN DRAFTING(OC) 30-120 con. hrs. 1-4 occ. crs.THE 1925 THEATRE PRACTICUM 1 cr. hr.Designed to give students experience in various aspectsof a college theatrical production. This course is open to allstudents interested in participating in productions of collegetheater. May be repeated twice; maximum of three credits.Prerequisite: Instructor’s approval. (TR)THE 2010 THEATRE HISTORY AND APPRECIATION3 cr. hrs.Study of theater as an art form and as a performing art;dramatic structure, form, and style; the chronological developmentof theater from primitive man to contemporary205