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FALL 1999 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES      Classes are Subject to Change      (August 28 – December 19, 1999) CRSE/NO.     TITLE   CREDIT   DAY TIME   ROOM INSTRUCTOR                 ACCOUNTING (ACCT) ACCT 301     Intermediate Accounting     3   F 1300-1545   CT Doherty   ACCT 311   Managerial Accounting   3   Sa 1115-1415   CT Cole   ACCT 405     Accounting and Auditing in Non-Profit Sector     3   W 1300-1545   CT Henry   ACCT 505 Accounting and Auditing in Non-Profit Sector   3   W 1300-1545   CT Henry 3               CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (CET) CET 310 Foundations of Building Construction   3   T 1615-1900   CT Lewis 3 CET 412 Construction Surveying   3   F 1300-1545   CT Betit CET 460 Construction Cost Estimating   3   W 1915-2200 CT Staff   CET 475 Senior Design Project   3   -- Not Televised -- Keplar           COMMUNITY HEALTH PROFESSIONS (CHP) DNTH 415   Research Methods in Health Sciences   3   W 1615-1900   CT Darby               COMPUTER SCIENCE (CS) CS 300U Computers in Society     3   T/R 1315-1430 CT Staff CS 412 Object-Oriented Programming   3   F 1915-2200 CT Zeil CS 512 Object-Oriented Programming   3   F 1915-2200 CT                 COUNSELING (COUN) COUN 341   Introduction to Human Services Counseling   3   R 1915-2200 CT Neukrug COUN 343 Human Services Counseling Methods   3   M 1000-1245 CT Staff COUN 344 Career Development and Appraisal   3   F 1615-1900 CT Staff COUN 447 Addictions: Theory and Intervention   3   Sa 1115-1400 Blagen COUN 468 Counseling Internship   3   W 1130-1230 CT Lovell           CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRJS) CRJS 323 Police in American Society   3   F 1000-1245 CT Lombardo CRJS 426 Criminological Theory   3   M 1915-2200 CT Danner           EARLY CHILDHOOD SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY/SPECIAL EDUCATION (ESSE) ESSE 506 Special Needs Children in General Education Classrooms   3   F 1300-1545 CT Staff ESSE 530 Family/Child with Exceptionalities   3   Sa 0800-1100 CT Staff ESSE 586 Student Teaching in Special Education   3-6   -- Not televised -- Staff   ESSE 618 Characteristics/Strategies – Emotional Behavioral Disorders   3   T 1615-1900 CT Staff ESSE 622 Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities   3   R 11615-1900 Staff     ESSE 624 Diagnosis/Remediation of learning Disabilities   3   F 1615-1900 CT Staff           ECONOMICS (ECON) ECON 454 Economic Development     3   F 1000-1245 CT Selover ECON 554 Economic Development     3   F 1000-1245 CT Selover ECON 604 Managerial Economics   3   Sa 1430-1730 CT Talley           EDUCATIONAL CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION (ECI) ECI 304 Educational Applications of Computers   3   W 1300-1545 CT Childress ECI 354 Materials and Methods in Elementary/Middle Schools   3   F 1300-1545 CT Newbold   ECI 654 Science in Elementary Schools   3   M 1000-1245 CT Bowers ECI 683 Diagnostic Teaching of Reading in the Classroom   3   F 1915-2200 CT Staff           ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (EET) EET 315 Digital Electronics Laboratory   2   -- Internet Access Required Computer-based Jones EET 335 Linear Electronics Laboratory   2   -- Internet Access Required Computer-based Hackworth EET 360 Electrical Power and Machinery   3   T 1915-2200 CT Staff   EET 365     Electrical Power and Machinery Laboratory   2   --   Video-taped Laboratory -- Hackworth   EET 410     Communications Principles     3   Synchronous Internet class with audio/video CT Stanley EET 480W Senior Project   3   -- Graduating Seniors Only -- Williams               ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT (ENMA)     ENMA 301     Engineering Management   3   Sa 0800-1100   CT Keating   ENMA 600   Monetary Concepts 3   Sa 1115-1415 CT Kauffman ENMA 601 Engineering Culture 3   R 1900-2145 CT Staff ENMA 603 Deterministic Decision Method   3   M 1900-2145 CT Staff ENMA 614 Quality Assurance Management   3 T 1900-2145 CT Unal ENGLISH (ENGL) ENGL 334W Technical Writing   3   Sa 0800-1100 CT Staff           FINANCE (FIN) FIN 434   Management of Financial Institutions   3   T 1000-1245   CT Hudgins   FIN 435 International Financial Management   3   R 1000-1245 CT Seifert   FIN 439 Financial Decision Making   3   Sa 1430-1730 Staff             GEOLOGY (GEOL) GEOL 302   Environmental Geology   3   T/R 0800-0915   CT Whitticar   GEOL 325U World Politics*   3   T 1300-1545 CT Chen       (See also POL 325U.)                   INFORMATION SYSTEMS (ISYS) ISYS 361   Information Systems Planning and Analysis   3   R 1300-1545   CT Staff                 MANAGEMENT (MGMT) MGMT 325   Principles of Management   3   W 1000-1245   CT Keeling   MGMT 325 Principles of Management   3   Su 1400-1700   CT Staff   MGMT 418 Advanced Human Resource Management   3   T 1915-2200 CT Champagne   MGMT 485 Business Strategy and Policy   3         MARKETING (MKTG) MKTG 411   Multinational Marketing   3 F 1915-2200 CT Staff MKTG 490 Marketing Policy and Strategy   3   M 1300-1545 CT Glassman           MATHEMATICS (MATH) MATH 335 Introduction to Applied Mathematics   3   T/R 1445-1600 Adam         MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MET 320   Design of Machine Elements   3   R 1645-1900   CT     MET 405 Kinematics Wells 3   R 1915-2200 CT     MET 435W   Senior Project Moustafa 3   -- Graduating Seniors Only   Not Televised                                 NURSING (NURS) NURS 305   Health Assessment   2   W 0800-0945   CT Staff   NURS 306 Theoretical Foundations of practical Nursing   3   M 1915-2200 Lilley   NURS 307     Nursing Theory Practicum     3   -- Not Televised Lilley NURS 363   Nursing Science   3   M 1615-1700   CT Palmer   NURS 366 Pharmacotherapeutics   -- Not Televised Palmer 3   M/R 0815-1130   CT Staff                               OCCUPATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION (OTED) OTED 404   Instructional Design and Development   3   Sa 1430-1730   CT Netherton   OTED 762/862 Administration and Management of Adult Training Program   3   M 1300-1545   CT Threlfall   OTED 789/889 Instructional Technology in Education and Training   3   M 1600-1845   CT Deal                 OCCUPATIONAL AND TECHNICAL STUDIES (OTS) OTS 370T   Technology and Society   3   F 1615-1900   CT Ritz                 POLITICAL SCIENCE (POLS) POLS 325U   World Politics*   3   T 1300-1545   CT Chen       (See also GEOL 325U.)                     PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONS (COMM) COMM 305   Professional Communications   3   W 1915-2200   CT Meltsner   COMM 351U   International Communications in Organizations   3   W 1615-1900   CT Justice                 PSYCHOLOGY (PSYC) PSYC 323   Psychology of Women   3   T/R 0800-0915   CT Winstead   PSYC 324 Physiological Psychology   3   M 1300-1545 CT Duncan 3             SOCIOLOGY (SOC) SOC 337   Social Research   3   M 1615-1900   CT White                 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (PADM) PADM 753/853   Research Methods in Public Administration   3   Su 1400-1700   CT Johnson                 TAXATION (TAX) TAX 650   Tax Research   3   Sa 1430-1730   CT Newmark   TAX 653   Taxation of estates and Gifts   3   Su 1400-1700   CT Engelbrecht   COMMUNITY EDUCATION The Community Education Program is one of several instructional programs of the College. It includes short courses, workshops, and training to meet the needs of the local community. The courses are not for credit, but in most cases Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are awarded. Contact the Office of Continuing Education at the campus nearest you to request further information. Fees charged for these courses cover the instructional and administrative costs. The courses are self-supporting. Last revised: Monday, May-18-2015 11:09 Comments or Questions