School of Professional Studies - William Jessup University

2010-2011
LDRS341 3 units
Spiritual Dimensions of Leadership (S)
In the midst of the contemporary leadership crisis, this course is designed to equip students to thoughtfully and intentionally
accept the challenge of spiritual leadership through a process which requires personal reflection, spiritual discipline, and
leadership skills that can be implemented in a variety of settings. (Prerequisites: LDRS152 or LDRS352, PSYC141, junior-level
standing)
LDRS352 3 units
Contemporary Discipleship Praxis
Transfer students who transfer to WJU with 30 or more units will take this course in place of LDRS152, Contemporary Discipleship
for Freshmen. This course covers the same material as LDRS152 at an accelerated pace and without learning communities.
LDRS498 1 unit
Senior Seminar
Capstone course requiring in-depth, independent work on a topic of the student’s choice, culminating in a project that combines
primary and secondary research, exegesis, quantitative reasoning, oral and written communication, and critical thinking.
(Prerequisite: Completion of at least 90 units)
LNGG225a,b 3 units each
German (F, S)
An introduction to the German language and culture
LNGS225a,b 3 units each
Spanish (F, S)
An introduction to the Spanish language and culture.
M
MATH092 3 units
General Mathematics (F)
A review of general math skills, including computation, elementary algebra, and geometry. Students are placed based on
SAT/ACT scores. Units are not applicable to degree program requirements. This course also covers the principle topics of high
school algebra. Topics include solving equations and inequalities, polynomials and exponents, factoring, rational expressions,
and equations and inequalities in two variables.
MATH200 3 units
Math for the Educated Citizen (S)
A study of some of the uses of mathematics in society today, including probability and statistics, business applications, and the
analysis of patterns. Students are placed based on SAT/ACT scores.
MATH220 3 units
Statistics
An introduction to the tools of statistics, covering such topics as frequency distributions, variability, probability, and hypothesis
testing. Students are placed based on SAT/ACT scores.
MATH240 3 units
College Algebra (S)
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