School of Professional Studies - William Jessup University

2010-2011
Current Issues in Christian Education
An exploration of current trends and topics in the field of Christian education. The student will research and report on trends and
trend makers. (Prerequisite: Instructor Permission)
CEDU499 1-4 units
Reading and Conference
Individualized instruction based on a specific topic or course content proposal. Activities vary depending on the background and
the topic of interest to the student. Specific objective and learning activities must be negotiated before the student can register for
this course. (Prerequisite: Instructor Permission)
COMM180 1 unit
Speech
Study of the basic principles and methods of public speaking.
CS092 2 units
Introduction to Information Technology
An introduction to the use of the personal computer and program application tools. Units are not applicable to degree program
requirements.
CS110 2 units
Advanced Information Technology
An overview of operating systems, computer hardware, and network concepts. An introduction to computer networks and
computer communication protocols from the physical layer through the transport layer.
CS299 1 unit
Topics in Computers
An in-depth study of one aspect of computers, such as Web Design, Technology in the Church, Advanced Systems Development,
or Desktop Publishing.
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ENGL092 3 units
Fundamentals of Reading and Writing (F)
This course is designed for developing writers. The basics of writing are covered, including topic development, focus, structure,
organization, support, and mechanics. Emphasis is on the writing process from prewriting through revising. Course placement is
by SAT/ACT scores. Credits not applicable to graduation.
ENGL101A 3 units
Composition I (F,S)
Intensive instruction and practice in college writing, focusing on the reading, writing, and critical thinking skills required for
participation in academic discourse. Includes all parts of the writing process-- prewriting, drafting, revising, and editing--with
emphasis on a variety of rhetorical strategies, including argumentation. Features reading, discussion, and analysis of texts, both
fiction and non-fiction. Requirement of at least 6000 written words. Placement by SAT/ACT scores.
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