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Second 8 Weeks of Semester Course Offerings - Fall 2012

Registration is still open for Rhodes State’s Fall 2012 Second Half Term! These courses contain the content of a full-semester course but concentrated in an 8-week format — saving you time!

Second Half term runs from: Oct 17, 2012 - Dec 14, 2012

Payment is due October 9, 2012.

20016 ACC-2290 Intermediate Income Tax

Tuesday and Thursday, 6:00-7:50pm
Credits: 2
Prerequisite: ACC 2250
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $307.54/$615.08

This course is a comprehensive application of the federal income tax codes as it pertains to the determination of taxable income and computation of tax liability for individuals, corporations and partnerships. Tax returns provided in a shoe box format are prepared by hand and also by utilizing a tax software package. In addition, online tax research is completed.

21273 AOT-1060 Keyboarding Accuracy and Speed

Online
Credits: 2
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $307.54/$615.08

This course constitutes a complete accuracy-development and speed-building keyboarding program. The diagnostic tests enable students to identify their speed and accuracy problems; the championship typing techniques and drills enable students to correct them. All corrective practice is individualized. Rhythm-development drills will be utilized. Touch keyboarding experience and correct fingering techniques are required.

21204 BIO-1110 Anatomy and Physiology I

Monday and Wednesday, 6:30-8:50pm
Credits: 4
Prerequisite: CHM-096 or CHM 0960 or ACT Science 20
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $615.08/$1230.16

The structure and function of the human body is studied as an integrated whole. The course begins with a brief study of inorganic and organic chemistry as well as histology, and progresses through the following body systems: integumentary, skeletal, muscular, and nervous. Laboratories include dissections and plastic model demonstrations. “C” grade policy applies for a student in a health program. All students enrolled in BIO-1110 must also sign up for a section of BIO-1110 lab.

20747 COM-0900 Reading and Study Skills

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 11:00-12:15pm
Credits: 3
Prerequisite: CMPR of 60 or COM 0800 with “C” or better.
Cost In-State/Out of State: $461.31/$922.62

This course is designed to improve critical thinking, reading comprehension, and vocabulary skills. Incorporated in the course are note taking, test-taking, library skills, time management, memorization and concentration skills which can shorten the time used for study, yet increase the productivity of the time spent. This course does not count toward graduation. This is a credit course and will be counted in a student’s grade point average; however, it will not count toward graduation requirements or as an elective substitute.

20753 COM-0980 Developmental Writing

Monday and Wednesday, 2:00-4:45pm
Credits: 3
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $461.31/$922.62

Course Description: This course provides an introduction to writing at all levels (sentence, paragraph and essay) and to research methods and reinforces reading comprehension skills. This is a credit course and will be counted in a student’s grade point average; however, it will not count toward graduation requirements or as an elective substitute

20769 COM-1110 English Composition

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 11:00-12:15pm
Credits: 3
Prerequisite: None
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $461.31/$922.62

Course Description: Practice of sound organization and effective expression of ideas in original expository and argumentative compositions as well as the research paper. Extensive discussion of rhetorical modes and editing techniques.

20775 COM-1110 English Composition

Monday and Wednesday, 2:00-4:45pm
Credits: 3
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $461.31/$922.62

21054 COR-2580T Case Analysis and Counseling

Tuesday and Thursday, 12:00-1:50pm
Credits: 2
Prerequisite: COR 256: Transition course
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $307.54/$615.08

This course has two parts: Section 1 consists of handling and analyzing case management materials. Section 2 deals with the selection of group participants and the assignment of appropriate group methods geared to the offender’s special needs. The course will include an e-portfolio assignment.

21055 COR-2590T Supervision and Leadership

Tuesday and Thursday, 8:00-10:20am
Credits: 2
Prerequisite: LAW 221; Transition course
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $307.54/$615.08

This course studies the duties and functions of supervisors in a variety of criminal justice agencies. Special attention is given to middle management and the role of primary supervisors.

21272 CPT-1040 Introductory Computer Apps

Wednesday, 8:00-9:50am
Credits: 1
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $153.77/$307.54

This course is designed to teach students general computer terms and concepts. In addition, students will learn how to operate a computer and to use the computers in the campus microcomputer labs. The students will learn about the Windows operating system and how to use a word processor (Microsoft Word) and an electronic spreadsheet (Microsoft Excel). Some keyboard experience is recommended. Self-paced and proficiency exam(s) available.

20380 CPT-1250 Computer Apps in the Workplace

Wednesday, 10:00-1:50pm
Credits: 3
Prerequisite: None
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $461.31/$922.62

This course is designed to introduce the student to essential concepts in computer terminology, hardware components, operating systems and software issues. The student will have hands-on introduction to work processing, spreadsheet, presentation and database software using the Windows operating environment. Students will be required to prepare letters, reports and other documents and will be required to import data between the word processing and spreadsheet software applications. Self-paced and proficiency exam options available. Some keyboard experience is recommended before taking this class

21279 CPT-1990 Independent Study

Day and time to be determined
Credits: 3
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $461.31/$922.62

Independent study is designed to provide the student with opportunity for in-depth work on a special topic within the field of Information Technology which the student was not able to pursue in the desired degree of depth in the regular course offerings. During the first week of the semester, the student is required to describe the proposed course of study in writing that he/she wishes to pursue. Such proposal must be submitted to the division dean for approval and student assignment to an Information Technology area faculty member for overseeing the project. This course of independent study may be substituted for an Information Technology technical course if it is applicable. Not more than five (5) credit hours will count toward graduation

21192 EXS-1001 Exercise Assessment

Wednesday, 12:00-2:50pm
Credits: 4
Prerequisite: Corequisite- BIO 1110
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $615.08/$1230.16

This course includes both basic and advanced methods of fitness evaluation, exercise testing and evaluation, proper use of equipment and proper exercise techniques. Basic discussion of biomechanics, joint analysis, resistance training are reviewed as it relates to proper exercise technique. Course will review methods for assessing both anaerobic and aerobic fitness. Students will be able to complete proper body fat assessment, height and weight, Body Mass Index and use this information to assess overall fitness. Course will also include risk factor assessments for fitness and disease states such as diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease. This course does have required lab hours. “C” Grade Policy applies.

20017 FIN-1010 Principles of Money and Banking

Tuesday, 8:00-9:50am
Credits: 2
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $307.54/$615.08

This course offers a broad overview of the growth and functions of American banking, the economic importance of banks, legal relationship with depositors, services performed, internal controls, and government supervision

20019 FIN-2070 Analyzing Financial Statements

Tuesday, 6:00-7:50pm
Credits: 2
Prerequisite: ACC 1010
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $307.54/$615.08

The course deals with the analytical aspects of credit as it applies to the lending decision with a focus on commercial lending. The balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement, and various pro forma statements are examined using various financial ratios and analytical techniques.

20021 FIN-2200 Introduction to Investments

Thursday, 6:00-7:50pm
Credits: 2
Prerequisite: FIN 1010
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $307.54/$615.08

This course deals with investments and the financial environment. It examines opportunities investors have in terms of transactions, planning, and information and further delves into the risk and return relationship of investing

21109 FIN-2500 Health Care Finance

Online
Credits: 2
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $307.54/$615.08

This course is designed for practicing health professionals without experience in financial management. Topics include: historical trends in cost of health care, managed care, third party payers, Medicare and Medicaid regulations and reimbursement, budgeting, reading financial statements, and costing of services

20836 LEG-1190 Criminal Law

Monday and Wednesday, 11:00-12:50pm
Credits: 2
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $307.54/$615.08

A study of the basics of criminal law and procedures including basic constitutional law and the Ohio Criminal Code and procedures.

20837 LEG-1190 Criminal Law

Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30-7:20pm
Credits: 2
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $307.54/$615.08

A study of the basics of criminal law and procedures including basic constitutional law and the Ohio Criminal Code and procedures.

20839 LEG-2050 Real Estate Law

Monday and Wednesday, 10:00-11:50am
Credits: 2
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $307.54/$615.08

A study of the law of real property and the most common types of real estate transactions and conveyances such as deeds title searches, sales contracts and leases. Instruction is given in drafting problems involving these instruments and in studying the system of recording and searching of public documents.

20841 LEG-2200 Debtor/Creditor/Bankruptcy

Monday and Wednesday, 1:00-2:50pm
Credits: 2
Prerequisite: BUS 2100
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $307.54/$615.08

A study of the law of Debtor-Creditor relations including negotiable instruments, secured transactions, Consumer Protection laws, collection methods and Chapter 7, 11, and 13 bankruptcy procedures. “C” grade policy applies

21280 PSY-1010 General Psychology

Wednesday, 2:00-4:45pm
Credits: 3
Prerequisite: Any previous PSY or SOC class with a “D” or better or COM 0900 or 090 with a “D” or better and it can be a co-req OR COM0800 or 080 or 1110 or 111 with a “D” or better OR ACTS 18 or CMPT 074
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $461.31/$922.62

This course is designed to provide an introduction to psychology: a prerequisite to advanced courses. The emphasis of this class is on the application of the scientific method to individual behavior and thought processes. The five major theoretical perspectives discussed are physiological, behavioral, cognitive, humanistic and psychoanalytic perspectives. Topics include physiology, learning, cognition development, personality, social and abnormal behavior and therapy

20712 SDE-1010 First Year Experience

Tuesday, 11:00-12:50pm
Credits: 1
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $153.77/$307.54

An introduction to Rhodes State College with emphasis on assessment and development of the academic, interpersonal and life management skills necessary to function within the college environment and a global society. Designed to provide experiences in which students use critical thinking to improve academic, interpersonal and intrapersonal skills related to professional behavior

20734 SDE-1010 First Year Experience

Online
Credits: 1
Cost In-State/Out-of-State: $153.77/$307.54