1965-1966 - Cochise College

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16 MENTAL HEALTH 3 UNITSPrerequisite: Successful completion of first semester nursing.Nurse's role in care, treatment, and rehabilitation of thementally ill; social and eco:,~omic implications of mentalillness; interpersonal skills and principles applicable toall areas of nursing. Discussion of community agenciesconcerned with mental health. Guided experience caringfor patients in a general hospital.Lecture 3 hours.18 ADVANCED-PROFESSIONAL· VOCATIONALRELATIONSHIPSI UNITPrerequisite: Successful completion of the first two semestersof nursing.Advanced eoncepts of interpersonal relationships, thenursing team, professional ethics, position applications.Will involve seminars. conferences, socio·dramas.Lecture 2 hours.Psychology1 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE 1 UNITPrerequisi te: None.An orientation for the full-time freshman student to his new college environment, Students are introduced to the philosophy and objectives of the college as they relate to a\'ailable curricula, staff, and facilities. )Iay in some cases be accepted for transfer credit. Lecture 1 hour. 2a·2b ELEMENTARY PSYCHOLOGY 3-3 UNITSPrerequisite: None.Th£' bf'ha\'ior of man anl! animals through an analysis of the factors relating to total organismic function. In· eiudf's dpscription of basic research techniques. Lpct ure 3 hours, 13 CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 3 UNITSPrerequisite: None.Tlw principal changl's in human beings from birth toadol('scpncp.L('(,t un' 3 hours.14ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY3 UNITSPrerequisite: None.TIl!' prindpal el1angt's in human behavior from th(' b
23 PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY 3 UNITS Prerequisite: None. Introduction to human behavior as it occurs in business and industry. Psychological views will be combined with business experiences in such areas as selection, training, evaluation, promotion. and supervision of employees. Course will also consider consumer behavior and the impact of consumer research, advertising, and selling, Lecture 3 hours, SpanishlX-2X CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH 2·2 UNITS Prerequisite: A want or need for the conversational aspects of the course. Students converse in groups using topics provided by texts, recordings. pictures, study guides and real life situations. Credit cannot be transferred to four-year institution. lX is not prerequisite for 2X. Lecture and Laboratory 2 hours. la-lb ELEMENTARY SPANISH 4·4 UNITS Prerequisite: la is a prerequisite of lb. For students with less -.nan two years of high school Spanish. those who took Spanish but have been away from it for t\VO or more years, and students with no experi(,l1('C', Comprehension of the spoken language, proper pronunciatic)n, granlmar, r(~ading skills, conlposition. and {'ol1versation. Lecture 4 hours, Laboratory 2 hours arranged. 3a-3b INTERMEDIATE SPANISH 4·4 UNITS Prerequisites: Spanish Ib or two years of high school Spanish taken not earlier than one year prior to registra. tion at <strong>Cochise</strong> and completed with average grade or better. or competency as demonstrated to the satisfaction of the professor. Re\'iew of grammar, reading, writing, and speaking; introductioin to simple literature (short stories, novels, playsl. 75a-75bINTERMEDIATE COMPOSITION ANDCONVERSATION2·2 UNITSPrerequisite: Spanish 3b or completion of course similarto Spanish 3b (Mexican schooling above 6th grade, fourY(:ll'S of high school Spanish).Topic'(,(,Bt('f('d composition and discussion. StUd('flt willapply grammar and inerpasp vocabulary from a variL'tyof readings.LpC1 ur(' i Spanisl~ I 3 hours.74
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Histor~r Cochise College, a public
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