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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: None Co-requisite(s): ADNR-2135 Th is course addresses concepts specifi c to the child-bearing and child-rearing family. Th e holistic needs of the woman, child and family are discussed. Th eories of growth and development, cognitive development and adaptation will be explored. Th e relationship of the professional associate degree nursing and these groups will also be discussed. (3/45/0/0/0/6)
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: None Co-requisite(s): ADNR-2130 Th is course allows the student to plan care for the child-bearing and child-rearing family in a variety of care settings. Th e student will utilize previous learned knowledge in the areas of pathophysiology, pharmacology, the nursing process and physical assessment as well as client teaching in caring for these assigned clients. (3/0/V/135/0/V)
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: None Gold Medal Management is a program for Farm Service Agency borrowers and is designed to increase their knowledge of basic business management principles as they apply to the farm and ranch. Topics include: Goal Setting, Balance Sheets, Income Statements, Financial Ratios, Budgeting, Cash Flow, Record Keeping, Record Analysis, Trend Sheets, Risk Management, Business Analysis, Proforma Planning and Sustainable Agriculture Practices. (4/60/0/0/0/4)
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: ACFS-0060R or Reading Placement Exam Th is course is a one-semester introduction to cultural anthropology and its concepts: the role of the individual in culture, social and political organization, religion, language and the process of cultural change. (3/45/0/0/0/3)
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: ACFS-0060R or Reading Placement Exam Th is is a course designed to give an understanding of Mexican-American and Native-American people through a study of their historic backgrounds, the patterning of family structure, health practices and folk medicine, religious concerns and value systems, along with their contributions to American culture and their bicultural outlook and how these relate to contemporary cultural patterns. (3/45/0/0/0/3)
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: None Th is course familiarizes students with procedures for the location, excavation and appropriate curation of cultural artifacts derived from fi eld research projects in archaeology. Students will engage primarily in salvage archaeology, the careful and directed removal of cultural remnants from their original context because of danger posed by erosion, land development, animal disturbances, or other threats. Included with demonstrated techniques will be lectures about the philosophical and ethical issues associated with excavation, particularly considerations of the need for testing, the scope of excavations, the creation of a competent record and the disposition of artifacts. Directed discussion sessions and required daily journal entries will be used to help focus experiences and defi ne the relationship between our Homo sapiens past, present and future. 10-day intensive lab/lecture on-site session. (3/15/60/0/0/V)
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: ARTS-1550 Th is course is an overview of a wide range of printmaking techniques with a closer introduction to three: Monotype, Woodblock Printing and Linocut. Th e emphasis of the course is on learning the principles and developing and mastering basic techniques, with attention to the design of the composition. Th e approach includes working both from objective reality and subjective imagination. As a matter of policy, the Art Department reserves the right to retain any work it deems worthy for the purpose of exhibition until the end of the academic year. (3/45/0/0/0/3)
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1.00 Credits
Prerequisite: None Th is is a foundation course open to anyone who wishes to learn to draw. Th e course, using a creative approach, includes visual training, technical procedure and essentials in perspective using a variety of subject matter and drawing media. As a matter of policy, the art department reserves the right to retain any works created by students it deems worthy of exhibition until the end of the academic year. Additional laboratory hours may be necessary to complete assignments. Off ered fall semester only. (3/75/0/0/0/5)
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2.00 Credits
Prerequisite: ARTS-1550 Th is course is a continuation of ARTS-1550 with emphasis on the human fi gure, both as a means of personal expression and objective reality. A series of problems are assigned using a variety of media. As a matter of policy, the art department reserves the right to retain any works created by students it deems worthy for the purpose of exhibition until the end of the academic year. Additional laboratory hours may be necessary to complete assignments. Off ered spring semester only. (3/75/0/0/0/5)
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1.00 Credits
Prerequisite: None Th is is a lecture-laboratory course in the study of the basic elements of design, their qualities, theories and psychology. Application is by problem-solving and exploration of the elements and principles in two-dimensional means and in a contemporary mode of expression. (Students are expected to put in two laboratory hours for each class hour to complete assignments.) As a matter of policy, the art department reserves the right to retain any works created by students it deems worthy for purposes of exhibition until the end of the academic year. Off ered fall semester only. (3/45/0/0/0/3)
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