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SOCI 2326: Social Psychology+
3.00 Credits
Tarrant County College District
Individual behavior in social situations, human relations, group effectiveness, conflicts among people, motivation, and attitudes within society. (Students may NOT earn credit for both SOCI 2326 and PSYC 2319.) Recommended prerequisite: SOCI 1301 or PSYC 2301.*
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SOCI 2336: Introduction to Criminology
3.00 Credits
Tarrant County College District
Social dimensions of crime as a form of deviant behavior; nature and extent of crime; past and present theories; the role of the police and the courts; group and community-oriented programs, with evaluation of prevention, control, and treatment programs.
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SOCW 2361: Introduction to Social Work+
3.00 Credits
Tarrant County College District
Development of the philosophy and practice of social work in the United States, survey of the fields, and techniques of social work.
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SOCW 2362: Social Welfare as a Social Institution+
3.00 Credits
Tarrant County College District
Introduction to the study of modern social work, the underlying philosophy and ethics of social work, and the major divisions and types of social work together with their methods and objectives. Required prerequisite: SOCW 2361.
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SPAN 1100: Beginning Spanish Conversation I+
1.00 Credits
Tarrant County College District
Consists of the following options for developing good conversational skills in Spanish. A. Oral Expression. Practice in oral expression, including comprehension, control of structure, vocabulary building, and pronunciation for production of the spoken language. One hour of scheduled classroom lab and one hour of arranged independent-study lab per week. B. Comprehension. Practice in comprehension of the spoken language for the development of better conversational skills. Independent-study lab course with practice developing listening skills from sources such as audio, video, radio, film, and Internet. C. Grammar I. Review of novice-mid grammar for better control in production of the spoken language. Independent-study lab course with self-correcting format. D. Vocabulary Building. Reading of novice-mid level Spanish language texts for building vocabulary to be used in the development and oral expression of ideas in Spanish. Includes oral reading for fluency practice. Independent-study lab course. E. Culture Topics. Study of Hispanic culture topics through research and discussion, for the production of the spoken language in the expression and comparison of ideas. May be taken three times as topic varies.
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SPAN 1110: Beginning Spanish Conversation II+
1.00 Credits
Tarrant County College District
Consists of the following options for developing good conversational skills in Spanish. A. Oral Expression. Practice in oral expression, including comprehension, control of structure, vocabulary building and pronunciation for production of the spoken language. One hour of scheduled classroom lab and one hour of arranged independent-study lab per week. B. Listening Comprehension. Practice in comprehension of the spoken language. Independent-study lab course with practice developing listening skills from sources such as audio, video, radio, film, and Internet. C. Grammar II. Review of novice-high grammar for better control in production of the spoken language. Independent-study lab course with self-correcting format. D. Vocabulary Building. Reading of novice-high Spanish language texts for building vocabulary to be used in the production of the spoken language for the expression and comparison of ideas. Includes oral reading for fluency practice. Independentstudy lab course. E. Culture Topics. Study of Hispanic culture topics through research and discussion for the production of the spoken language in the expression and comparison of ideas. May be taken three times as topic varies.
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SPAN 1411: Elementary Spanish I
4.00 Credits
Tarrant County College District
Fundamentals of Spanish. Acquisition of language functions, vocabulary, structures, and culture through contextualized presentations, interactive activities, and extensive laboratory practice.
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SPAN 1412: Elementary Spanish II
4.00 Credits
Tarrant County College District
Continuation of SPAN 1411 with emphasis on conversation. Recommended prerequisite: SPAN 1411.*
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SPAN 2106: Intermediate Spanish Conversation+
1.00 Credits
Tarrant County College District
Consists of the following options for developing good conversational skills. A total of six courses under the numbers SPAN 1100, SPAN 1110, and SPAN 2106 may be taken as topic varies, for elective credit. Recommended prerequisite: SPAN 1412. A. Oral Expression. Practice in oral expression on a variety of topics of global interest, including comprehension, control of structure, vocabulary building, and pronunciation for production of the spoken language. One hour of scheduled classroom lab and one hour of arranged independent-study lab per week. B. Listening Comprehension. Practice in comprehension of the spoken language. Independent-study lab course with practice developing listening skills from sources such as audio, video, radio, film, and Internet. C. Grammar III. Review of intermediate-mid grammar for better control in production of the spoken language. Independent-study lab course with self-correcting format. D. Grammar IV. Review of intermediate-high grammar for better control in production of the spoken language. Independent-study lab course with self-correcting format. E. Vocabulary Building III. Reading of intermediate-mid level Spanish language texts for building vocabulary to be used in development and oral expression of ideas in Spanish. Includes oral reading for fluency practice. Independent-study lab course. F. Vocabulary Building IV. Reading of intermediate-high level Spanish language texts for building vocabulary to be used in development and oral expression of ideas Spanish. Includes oral reading for fluency practice. Independent-study lab course. G. Culture Topics. Study of Hispanic culture topics through research and discussion, for the production of the spoken language in the expression and comparison of ideas.
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SPAN 2311: Intermediate Spanish I+
3.00 Credits
Tarrant County College District
Finer points of Spanish grammar. Conversational practice based on selected readings and dialogues. Directed composition. Class conducted largely in Spanish. Recommended prerequisite: SPAN 1412.*
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