Catalog - Sussex County Community College

More documents

Recommendations

Info

sussex.edu • 973.300.2207skills in speaking, reading, writing, and listening at theintermediate level.Prerequisite: GRMN102 (Grade of C) or three years of highschool German (Grade of C), or its equivalent.GRMN202INTERMEDIATE GERMAN II (3 Cr) (3:0)This is a continuation of GRMN201developing skills inspeaking, reading, writing, and listening at the intermediatelevel.Prerequisite: GRMN201 (Grade of C) or permission ofInstructor.GRMN250SPECIAL TOPICS IN GERMAN (3 Cr) (3:0)This course focuses on selected topics in German. Thiscourse will provide an opportunity to expand the modemlanguage offerings into the areas of history, literature, andcivilization.HISTORYHIST101HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION I (3 Cr) (3:0)This course emphasizes the political, social, economic,technological, and cultural forces that influenced thehistorical development of Western Civilization to 1648.Major topics include: Ancient Civilizations, Greece andRome, Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Reformation.HIST102HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION II (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is a survey of Western Civilization since 1648with emphasis on the concepts and historical movementsvital to understanding the modem world. Major topicsinclude the development of law and government, theemergence of the major ideologies of the nineteenth andtwentieth centuries, the industrial revolution and economicmodernization, 20th century “isms” and the impact of socialand cultural development in Western Europe.HIST105U.S. HISTORY I (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is an examination of United States historyfrom the age of discovery through the Civil War. Particularemphasis will be placed on the social, economic, andpolitical forces that were responsible for the developmentof the new nation.HIST106U.S. HISTORY II (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is an examination of United States history fromReconstruction through the present. Particular emphasiswill be placed on major themes in United States' politics,society, economics, and diplomacy.HIST110HISTORY & HERITAGE OF SUSSEX COUNTY(3 Cr) (3:0)This course will present a study of Sussex County historyand heritage. Using speakers, tours, and study materials,students will be exploring 200 years of Sussex Countyhistory and heritage.HIST20120th CENTURY ASIA (3 Cr) (3:0)This course will examine the major events, ideas, and forcesthat have shaped the Asian world in the years after 1898.Special attention will be paid to the interaction of Westernideas of political freedom, economic development, andimperialism with the classical ideas of Asian societies.Demographic and other social cultural traits as well as theimpact of modernization on traditional societies will likewisebe assessed.HIST250SPECIAL TOPICS IN HISTORYThis course focuses on selected topics in History. Since thetopics may change each time the course is offered, studentsshould consult the course-offering schedule each semester.HOTEL, RESTAURANTMANAGEMENTHOST101INTRODUCTION TO HOTEL, RESTAURANT, ANDINSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is designed to provide the student with anoverview of the hospitality industry and focuses on therole of the professional manager within the industry. Topicsinclude hotel and restaurant operation; meeting, event,and convention planning; travel and tourism; recreationand leisure management; gaming and casino operation;hospitality marketing; and human resource managementwithin the framework of the hospitality industry. Careeropportunities within the industry will also be addressed,as well as the ethical operation of hospitality enterprises.HUMANITIESHUMN101SURVEY OF WORLD CULTURE I (3 Cr) (3:0)This survey course explores the evolution of western andnon-western key ideas in art, music, and literature fromprehistoric times to the 14th century. Emphasis is placed onthe comparison of social, economic, religious, and politicalforces in the arts in a variety of cultures and diverse people.HUMN102SURVEY OF WORLD CULTURE II (3 Cr) (3:0)This survey course explores the evolution of western andnon-western key ideas in art, music, and literature from the15th to 21st century societies. Emphasis is placed on thecomparison of social, economic, religious, and politicalforces in the arts in a variety of cultures and diverse people.HUMN250SPECIAL TOPICS IN WORLD CULTUREThis course focuses on selected topics in World Culture.Since the topics may change each time the course isoffered; students should consult the course offeringschedule each semester.COURSE DESCRIPTIONS • 7115
Sussex County Community College Catalog 2010–2012COURSE DESCRIPTIONS • 7COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 7HUMAN SERVICESHUMS101INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL SERVICES (3 Cr) (3:0)This course introduces students to social service agenciesand policies, the history of social welfare programs, and thegoals and values of social work as a profession.HUMS120INTERVIEWING AND COUNSELING (3 Cr) (3:0)This course will focus on skills, theories, and principlesof interviewing in human service settings. Emphasis willbe placed on counseling techniques, group dynamicsand cultural bias in the interview process. Offered fallsemester only.HUMS160CRISIS INTERVENTION (3 Cr) (3:0)This course will assist individuals who are in frontlinepositions to make decisions and provide assessmentswhen dealing with clients in a crisis situation.Corequisite: HUMS101Prerequisite: PSYC101 or permission of InstructorHUMS170INTRODUCTION TO GERONTOLOGY (3 Cr) (3:0)This course introduces the student to a range of topicsrelevant to working directly with the elderly population,including the changing roles of older adults in postindustrialsocieties, the human services needs of olderadults, community resources for older adults, issuesinvolved in working with families and caregivers, andknowledge of adult developmental processes.HUMS175INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES(3 Cr) (3:0)This course provides an overview of developmentaldisabilities. Emphasis is placed on the history ofdevelopmental disabilities, details of various disabilities,the community and institutional service delivery system,and state and federal funding systems. Additionally, thecourse will examine health, adaptive behavior, abuse andneglect issues, as well as program planning and individualsupports that contribute to greater quality of life forpersons with developmental disabilities.HUMS203HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT:DIVERSITY (3 Cr) (3:0)This course explores the interaction between the individualand the social environment. Emphasis is placed on effectsof and responses to varying forms of prejudice anddiscrimination. Additionally, issues of race/ethnicity,socio-economic class, gender and sexual orientationare examined as they impact upon direct practice in thesocial work field.Prerequisite: HUMS101, PSYC101HUMS205SOCIAL WELFARE POLICY (3 Cr) (3:0)This course examines the history and philosophy of U.S.social welfare policy from World War I through the present.The relative impact of political, social, and economic forceson policy decisions is examined in depth, and U.S. Policy iscompared to that of other western democracies.Prerequisite: HUMS101 and SOCA101HUMS210INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE INTERVENTIONS(3 Cr) (3:0)This course explains all aspects of domestic violence,sexual violence and abuse from a feminist perspective.Completion of this course may be considered as thevolunteer and/or staff training required by DomesticAbuse & Sexual Assault intervention Services D.A.S.IHUMS220FIELD EXPERIENCE IN HUMAN SERVICES(3 Cr) (1:4)This course serves as an internship providing experientiallearning through student involvement in a local agency.Prerequisite: Completion of 21 credits of Human ServicesCoursework (Grade of C) and permission of CertificateCoordinator.HUMS221FIELD EXPERIENCE IN HUMAN SERVICES II(3 Cr) (1:8)This course serves as an internship providing experientiallearning through student involvement in a local agency.Prerequisite: HUMS220 and permission of ProgramCoordinatorHUMS250SPECIAL TOPICS IN HUMAN SERVICESThis course focuses on selected topics in human services.Since the topics may change each time the course isoffered, students should consult the course-offeringschedule each semester.ITALIANITAL101ELEMENTARY ITALIAN I (3 Cr) (3:0)This is an introductory course in Italian emphasizing thefundamentals of speaking, reading, writing, and listening.The course focuses on building basic vocabulary andintroducing students to the Italian culture. It is designedfor students with no Italian experience.ITAL102ELEMENTARY ITALIAN II (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is a continuation of ITAL101 with an emphasison the fundamentals of speaking, reading, writing, andlistening. The course focuses on building basic vocabularyand continuing the study of the Italian culture.Prerequisite: ITAL101 (Grade of C) or two years of highschool Italian (Grade of C)116
Page 1 and 2:
Catalog
Page 3 and 4:
Sussex County Community College Cat
Page 6 and 7:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207ADMISSIO
Page 8 and 9:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207College
Page 10 and 11:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207CLEP and
Page 12 and 13:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207TUITION,
Page 14 and 15:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207need to
Page 16 and 17:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207NJ STARS
Page 18 and 19:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207Aid Offi
Page 20 and 21:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207Relation
Page 22 and 23:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207Sussex C
Page 24 and 25:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207General
Page 26 and 27:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207Foreign
Page 28 and 29:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207Academic
Page 30 and 31:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207library
Page 32 and 33:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207Credit f
Page 34 and 35:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207Septembe
Page 36 and 37:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207DEGREES
Page 38 and 39:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207PROGRAM
Page 40 and 41:
Page 42 and 43:
Page 44 and 45:
Page 46 and 47:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207CHILD DE
Page 48 and 49:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207COMMUNIC
Page 50 and 51:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207COMMUNIC
Page 52 and 53:
Page 54 and 55:
Page 56 and 57:
Page 58 and 59:
Page 60 and 61:
sussex.edu • 973.300.2207ELEMENTA
Page 62 and 63:
Page 64 and 65:
Page 66 and 67: sussex.edu • 973.300.2207PROGRAM
Page 76: sussex.edu • 973.300.2207PROGRAM
Page 79 and 80: Sussex County Community College Cat
Page 115: Sussex County Community College Cat
Page 129 and 130: DIV. OF COMMUNITY EDUCATON & WORKFO
Page 131 and 132: DIV. OF COMMUNITY EDUCATON & WORKFO
show all

Catalog - Sussex County Community College

Create successful ePaper yourself

Delete template?

Save as template?