Cazenovia College 2012-2013 Academic Catalog

Course Descriptions
Cazenovia College reserves the right to alter course offerings or course content without
notice. Any course with insufficient enrollment may be cancelled.
Course Identification
AC Accounting
BU Business
CJ Criminal Justice
CM Communications
ED Education
EN English
EQ Equine Studies
FA Fine Arts
FD/FM Fashion Design/Merchandising
HE Health
HC Health Care Management
HG
HS
HU
IM
LG
MS
SA
SB
SM
SP
VC
History and Government
Human Services
Humanities
Information Management
Languages
Military Science
Studio Art
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Science and Mathematics
Sport Management
Visual Communications
Generally, courses are numbered from the general to the specific.
Courses numbered from 000-199 may be taken during the freshman and sophomore
years, while courses numbered from 200-299 are normally taken during the sophomore
year. Courses numbered 300-399 or 400-499 are taken during the junior and senior
years respectively. Courses numbered 100 or 100D may not be counted among the
credits required for a degree.
Example:
FA 325
The World of Cinema
3 credits (AS)
A critical study of cinema as an
evolving art form, this course
concentrates on the uniqueness of the
film medium as well as its relationship
to literature and historical reality.
Students view and discuss films and
prepare written analyses on the artistic
technique and cultural impact of film
as a narrative form. (Offered alternate
fall terms)
Prerequisite: EN 201 Academic Writing II
Key:
Course Number
Course Title
Credits (Curriculum: AS Arts and
Sciences or CS, Career Studies)
Course description, including offering
frequency and prerequisites