Current C-GCC Catalog - Columbia-Greene Community College
Current C-GCC Catalog - Columbia-Greene Community College
Current C-GCC Catalog - Columbia-Greene Community College
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ACCoUntinG<br />
AC 101—financial Accounting<br />
Introduces general concepts and basic<br />
principles of fnancial accounting.<br />
Applications include the accounting cycle,<br />
internal control, reporting the results of<br />
operations and fnancial position. NOTE:<br />
Repeat of Principles of Accounting I. (3<br />
semester hours) Fall/Spring<br />
AC 102—managerial Accounting<br />
Introduction to managerial accounting.<br />
Applications include cash fow analysis,<br />
cost system designs, planning and<br />
controlling business operations, and<br />
decision making. Note: Repeat of<br />
Principles of Accounting II. Prerequisite:<br />
AC 101. (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring<br />
ALLied HeALtH<br />
AH 105—introduction to eastern<br />
Anatomy and Physiology<br />
This course will provide the theoretical<br />
and historical framework of Eastern<br />
Anatomy and Physiology. Students will<br />
explore the concepts of Qi, Blood, Shen,<br />
Jing, Yin/Yang, Five Element Theory, 12<br />
meridian and vessel pathways, and their<br />
potential application to bodywork. Zang-<br />
Fu and Eight Principles will be introduced.<br />
The underlying causes of disease will be<br />
examined by analyzing the physiology<br />
and basic patterns of disharmony of each<br />
organ system. Students will develop skills<br />
in Qi palpation, self cultivation, and body/<br />
mind preparedness to practice Eastern<br />
bodywork. (3 semester hours) Fall<br />
Art<br />
Ar 104—Basic Painting<br />
An introduction to the basic materials and<br />
methods of painting. Emphasis will be on<br />
color perception, mixing, application and<br />
on the control of pictorial space. Students<br />
will also learn preparation of grounds for<br />
painting and will work in acrylic and/<br />
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or oil paint. (2 lecture/2 studio hours) (3<br />
semester hours) Spring<br />
Ar 106—Ceramics i<br />
A general course involving hand-building<br />
techniques to construct forms out of<br />
clay through coiling, slab construction,<br />
molding, and beginning wheel. Projects<br />
will introduce students to various ideas<br />
and uses of clay, both traditional and<br />
nontraditional. Creative work will be<br />
encouraged. Prerequisite for Fine Art<br />
Majors: AR 108. (2 lecture hours/2 studio<br />
hours) (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring<br />
Ar 107—Visual Arts 2-D<br />
Introduces the compositional concepts and<br />
vocabulary basic to painting, photography,<br />
graphic design, and other two-dimensional<br />
expressions. Assignments may be<br />
completed in a variety of materials<br />
and techniques, including painting,<br />
photography, computer generated imagery,<br />
and collage. (2 lecture hours/2 studio<br />
hours) (3 semester hours) Fall<br />
Ar 108—Visual Arts 3-D<br />
Introduces the basic concepts and<br />
vocabulary for sculpture, architecture,<br />
product design, and other areas of threedimensional<br />
design. Through a series<br />
of weekly assignments using simple<br />
materials and methods, students will<br />
investigate the formal qualities of objects.<br />
Developing an inventive approach to<br />
object making will be a principal goal of<br />
this course. (2 lecture hours/2 lab hours)<br />
(3 semester hours) Spring<br />
Ar 116—Art History: Pre-history to 14C<br />
A survey of world art history from the<br />
pre-classical to 1400 a.d., investigating<br />
forms in art and their link with history.<br />
Emphasis will be on the development of<br />
visual skills and visual memory. Written<br />
assignments and class discussions will be<br />
important factors in students’ evaluations.<br />
(3 semester hours) Fall<br />
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