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Pre: Communications and Mathematics Proficiencies
An introduction to computer technology, including computer hardware, software, communications concepts, data security, and privacy. A hands-on component will encompass systems software as well as applications software such as word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation software. Fulfills open, liberal arts, and computer science electives. CPS100 may be fulfilled by a challenge exam and 3 liberal arts credits. Credits are not awarded for passing the challenge exam. (3 lecture hours per week)

Provides students with the opportunity to improve their mathematics skills using web-based mathematics software. Class meets once a week in a computer lab with a mathematics instructor. Students are required to work on the web-based mathematics software at least three hours a week on their own outside of the regularly scheduled weekly computer lab. The level of mathematics and topics covered depends on the student's level of mathematics skills at the outset of the course. Course is graded as pass/fail. This course fulfills no elective requirement.

Pre: Communications Proficiency
Systematic study of behavior including the development of psychology as a science, the biological basis of behavior, learning and memory, motivation, sensation and perception, personality development, cognitive processes, maturation and development, and adjustment. Fulfills open, liberal arts, social science, and behavioral science electives.

Pre: PSY102
Study of the development sequences of growth from prenatal to death, including the methodological problems of developmental studies, individual differences, the interplay of heredity and environment and the development of language, motivation, and motor behavior. Fulfills open, liberal arts, social science, and behavioral science electives.

Pre: Communications Proficiency
Introduction to the study of society, employing all the basic concepts of sociology, such as: the structure and functions of society, culture, norms, roles and status. Attention is given to the origins of sociology, its methods and its place as one of the social sciences. Fulfills open, liberal arts and social science electives.