School of Professional Studies - William Jessup University

2010-2011
Course Descriptions
Traditional Program
Course Numbering System
000-099
Developmental courses designed to prepare a student for college-level work and do not count towards graduation.
100-299
Lower division courses designed primarily for freshmen and sophomores.
300-499
Upper division courses designed primarily for juniors and seniors.
500-599
Graduate level courses designed primarily for graduates who desire a teaching credential.
1000-1999
Continuing Education Units do not apply toward college units or a degree program.
In general, the first digit of the course number indicates the year level at which it is recommended that the course be taken
(1=freshman, 2=sophomore, 3=junior, 4=senior, 5=post-baccalaureate, 0=remedial). Lower division courses are to be completed
before upper division courses may be taken.
Explanation of Course Notation
The course number is followed by the semester hours of credit earned upon successful completion of the course. The title of the
course is listed below the course number. Special studies courses numbered 199, 299, 399 and 499 are offered if needed and if a
professor is available.
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BHST251 3 units
Archaeology of the Old Testament (F: even years)
An investigation of the major archaeological finds and primary sources relevant for understanding the Old Testament. An
introduction to archaeological methods will provide the necessary foundation for evaluation of evidence presented in publications.
(Prerequisite: BIBL101)
BHST252 3 units
Archaeology of the New Testament (S: even years)
An investigation of the major archaeological finds and primary sources relevant for understanding the New Testament. A brief
introduction to archaeological methods will provide the necessary foundation for evaluation of evidence presented in publications.
(Prerequisite: BIBL 102 or 103)
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