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NURSING 530: Nursing Informatics
3.00 Credits
Capital University
Explores the application of systems theories and nursing informatics within the context of information science, computer science, nursing science and the delivery of health care through nursing practice, administration, research and education. In addition, legal, ethical and social implications are addressed. Prerequisite: basic computer literacy. This course fulfills three hours of elective credit for the BSN or BSN-Completion program. Open only to BSN or BSN-Completion students who have been accepted into the MSN Fast Track.
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NURSING II.: Nursing Accelerated Program
3.00 Credits
Capital University
Prelicensure Nursing Studies (C-NAP BSN Program Courses) The C-NAP program includes twelve undergraduate, prelicensure nursing courses, integrating clinical experience beginning the second half of the first term. Graduate Level Courses (C-NAP Program Graduate Level Courses) Four graduate level nursing courses, consisting of the MSN core, are integrated into the C-NAP program beginning with the second term.
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PHILOSOPHY 110: Critical Thinking
3.00 Credits
Capital University
This course develops skills in critical thinking. Students practice recognizing, analyzing and evaluating arguments found in a number of public media including essays, political speeches, papers and newsmagazines, TV news and advertising.
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PHILOSOPHY 130: Introduction to Philosophy
3.00 Credits
Capital University
An introduction to philosophical inquiry by focusing on questions of freedom, religion, science, mind, human nature, happiness, ethics, moral controversies, the self and society, and education. Prerequisite: none.
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PHILOSOPHY 150: Introduction to Logic
3.00 Credits
Capital University
This course develops skills of logical analysis and logical problem solving. Students will become acquainted with propositional and class logics as well as methods of evaluating inductive inferences. Part of the course will focus on the kinds of problems encountered in standardized exams such as the GRE, LSAT, etc.
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PHILOSOPHY 170: Classical Greek Philosophy
3.00 Credits
Capital University
An introduction to philosophical inquiry by means of the study of the philosophical work of Socrates, Plato and Aristotle in their historical context. Prerequisite: none.
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PHILOSOPHY 190: Philosophy of Religion
3.00 Credits
Capital University
An introduction to philosophical inquiry by focusing on issues raised by religion: the rationality of religious belief, the nature of religious language, the existence of God and the nature of religious experience. Prerequisite: none.
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PHILOSOPHY 193: Selected Topics
3.00 Credits
Capital University
Selected Topics
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PHILOSOPHY 200: Mindful Journaling
3.00 Credits
Capital University
The focus of this course is to develop dimensions of mindfulness through the process of journaling. Different kinds and styles of journaling will be explored, and passages from journals will be shared.
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PHILOSOPHY 201: Philosophy And Science
3.00 Credits
Capital University
A study of the concepts and methodology of natural and social sciences, focusing on the nature of the scientific enterprise and its possibilities and limitations as a source of knowledge. Prerequisite: none.
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