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Course Schedule
spring 2008
D-J
Course Schedule subject to change.
Updated 2/06/08 @ 3:50P
DN A145 Child Nutrition 3.0 CR ... CANCELLED
Introduces the nutritional needs and dietary recommendations for
newborns, infants, toddlers, preschool and school-age children, and adolescents.
Covers common childhood and adolescent conditions and corresponding nutrition
interventions.
cancelled
37314 P11 T 04:00P-06:45P FSM 103 Cross,
K Phillips 01/14-05/05
DN A203 Nutrition for Health Sciences 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: [(BIOL A112 or concurrent enrollment) and (BIOL A112L or
concurrent enrollment)] or (CHEM A104 or concurrent enrollment).
Studies nutrition in the life cycle including food sources and
requirements of nutrients; physiological and metabolic aspects of nutrient
function. Reviews disease states, food selection, cultural and contemporary
issues of concern to health professionals.
37316 P11 M 04:00P-06:45P FSM 103 Staff
Simeon 01/14-05/05
Drafting - see AET course offerings
EDUCATION: Early Childhood - EDEC
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Registration for all EDEC courses is closed at 5:00pm January 11, 2008. MSC Dept. of Education approval is required. All identified prerequisites and corequisites for specific courses MUST be met before seeking registration approval in the course. Contact M.Voss at mvoss@matsu.alaska.edu with student ID number and telephone contact information. All courses are reading and writing intensive. |
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Blended courses or online courses require
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EDEC A206 Integrated Curriculum for Young Children 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: EDEC A105.
MSC Department Approval Required
Examines early childhood curriculum models to organize, integrate,
and implement with young children. Explores interest-based, developmentally
appropriate, and standards-based curriculum ideas.
36782 P11 S 09:00A-11:45A FSM 112A Jensen 01/14-05/05
EDEC A210 Guiding Young Children 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: EDEC A105.
Registration Restrictions: Departmental Approval; Admission to the College of
Education, pre-major status or admission to Associate of Applied Science in
Early Childhood Development.
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Examination of the learning principles relevant to guidance of
young children. The course introduces the social, emotional, and intellectual
development of young children and the implications for effective child guidance
and motivation in the classroom.
36737 PN1 W 07:00P-09:45P FSM 112A Durham see dates below
Class meets: 01/23, 1/30, 2/13, 2/20, 3/26, 4/23, 4/30
MSC Special Note: Offered in
“blended” format. Students are required to attend several on-campus sessions and
participate via the Web for other class activities.
Instructor contact -
ssd@mtaonline.net
EDEC A241 Infant and Toddler Development 3.0 CR
...CANCELLED
Prerequisite: EDEC A105.
Registration Restrictions: Departmental Approval; Admission to the College of
Education, pre-major status or admission to Associate of Applied Science in
Early Childhood Development.
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Examines the development of infants/toddlers, infant/toddler care
programs, role of caregivers, and relationships with families. This course will
emphasize cognitive, language, emotional, and motor development, and the
importance of relationships in the care and education of infants and toddlers.
36744 PN1 M 07:00P-09:45P FSM 112A Jensen see dates below
Class meets: 1/21, 1/28, 2/11, 2/18, 3/24, 4/21, 4/28
MSC Special Note: Offered in
“blended” format. Students are required to attend several on-campus sessions and
participate via the Web for other class activities.
Instructor contact -
pfcrj@uaa.alaska.edu
EDEC A242 Family and Community Partnerships 3.0 CR
... CANCELLED
...
change 1st meeting date
Prerequisite: EDEC A210 and EDEC A241.
Registration Restrictions: Departmental approval; Admission to the College of
Education, pre-major status or admission to Associate of Applied Science in
Early Childhood Development.
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Examines the importance and complexity of children's families and
communities. The course will examine programs that support family-centered
principles underlying program planning, implementation, and relationship
building.
36745 PN1 T 04:00P-06:45P FSM 112A Fennell see dates below
Class meets: 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/12, 2/19, 3/25, 4/22, 4/29
MSC Special Note : Offered in
“blended” format. Students are required to attend several on-campus sessions and
participate via the Web for other class activities. Instructor contact -
katherine.fennell@matsuk12.us
EDEC A292 Early Childhood Practicum Seminar 1.0 CR
Registration Restrictions: Department approval
Corequisite: EDEC A295.
This seminar accompanies EDEC A295. Provides opportunity for
exchange of ideas and experiences, evaluation and reflection concerning
developmentally appropriate practice.
36783 P11 R 04:30P-05:30P FSM 112A Voss 01/14-05/05
EDEC A295 Early Childhood Practicum 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: EDEC A105 and EDEC A210 and EDEC A241 and EDEC A242.
Registration Restrictions: Department approval
Corequisite: EDEC A292.
Grade Mode: Pass/No Pass
Honoraria Fee: $50.00
Practicum Insurance Fee: $6.00
Supervised field experience in early childhood classroom. Students
develop, implement and evaluate elements of a comprehensive, developmentally
appropriate curriculum and learning environment.
36877 P11 TBA ARR Voss 01/14-05/05
EDEC A308 Literature for Young Children 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: [EDSE A212 and EDSE A212L] or [PSY A245 and PSY A245L].
Department Approval Required
Explores variety of children's literature with emphasis on
selecting, interpreting, and using quality literature with young children.
36784 P11 W 04:00P-06:45P FSM 112A Voss 01/14-05/05
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Registration for all EDFN courses is closed at 5:00pm January 11, 2008. MSC Dept. of Education approval is required. All identified prerequisites and corequisites for specific courses MUST be met before seeking registration approval in the course. EDFN A300, A301 & A303 students must be admitted to the UAA College of Education (COE), completed GER Tier (basic college skills) courses, be in junior standing, and receive UAA COE Departmental approval prior to registration. Contact M.Voss at mvoss@matsu.alaska.edu with student ID number and telephone contact information. All courses are reading and writing intensive. |
EDFN A300 Philosophical and Social Context 3.0 CR
of American Education CANCELED
Prerequisite: (EDSE A212 or concurrent enrollment) or (PSY A245 or concurrent
enrollment).
Registration Restrictions: Completion of GER Tier 1 (basic college-level skills)
courses and junior standing. Departmental approval.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Integrative Capstone
Explores significant educational movements, theories, and research
related to educational philosophy, sociology, and history to develop a framework
for professional educational practice. Course emphasizes the importance of
developing a coherent philosophy to guide teaching practice in a culturally
diverse and inclusive classroom.
36785 P11 M 09:00A-11:45A FSM 112A Staff 01/14-05/05
EDFN A301 Foundations of Literacy 3.0 CR
and Language Development CANCELED
Prerequisite: PSY A245.
Registration Restrictions: Departmental approval required; Admission to the
College of Education.
Explores how children learn language, similarities, and difference
between first and second language acquisition, how culture influences language
and literacy development, and how language is taught. Course tracks language
acquisition from birth through the school years. Course includes field
experience.
36786 P11 T 01:00P-03:45P FSM 112A Staff 01/14-05/05
EDFN A302 Foundations of Educational Technology 2.0 CR
CANCELED
Prerequisite: PSY A245.
Registration Restrictions: Departmental approval required; Admission to the
College of Education.
Grade Mode: Pass/No Pass
Provides prospective teachers with the general skills needed to
integrate technology into their teaching and learning. Presents an overview of
the issues, pedagogies, and skills needed to guide the effective use and
assessment of technology in elementary school classrooms. Technologies used in
schools as educational tools will be introduced.
36787 P11 TBA Staff 01/14-05/05
EDFN A303 Foundations of Teaching and Learning 3.0 CR
CANCELED
Prerequisite: (EDFN A301 or concurrent enrollment) and [EDSE A212 or PSY
A245].
Registration Restrictions: Departmental approval required; Admission to the
College of Education.
Extends understanding of cognitive, affective, and communicative
development of children and youth and connects these to current research,
theories, and practices in teaching and learning. Emphasizes learning theory,
models of teaching and assessment, and curriculum planning as the foundation for
a developmentally appropriate teaching practice for inclusive classrooms. Course
includes field experience.
36788 P11 R 01:00P-03:45P FSM 112A Staff 01/14-05/05
MSC Special Note: Requires 15-30
hours of practical experience outside
campus classroom. Must pass Praxis 1
test to enroll. Contact M. Voss at
mvoss@matsu.alaska.edu with student
ID number and telephone contact
information. All courses are reading
and writing intensive.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY - EMT
EMT A130 Emergency Medical Technician I 6.0 CR
Registration Restrictions: Provide evidence of professional CPR training and
certification that includes adult, child, and infant CPR and airways obstruction
relief maneuvers, including two rescuer CPR and barrier devices. (See HCD AC015
Basic Life Support for a course that will provide the student with a BLS
certificate/card.)
Special Note: Students must have the strength to be able to move victims,
sufficient vision to assess condition of victims, and dexterity to perform the
skills application procedures.
EMT Lab/Mat'l Fee: $65.00
Provides the necessary training to become state or nationally
registered as an EMT I, which is optional. Presents skills for proficiency in
victim assessment, recognition, and treatment of medical emergencies and other
basic life support procedures. Includes practicum experience in hospitals,
emergency rooms, or other sites.
37711 P11 MW 06:00P-10:00P SNOD 118/122 Hundley 01/14-05/05
and S 09:00A-05:00P SNOD 118/122 Hundley 01/14-05/05
Saturday class meets: 2/02, 2/16, 3/01, 3/29, 4/05, 4/19, 4/26, and the State of
Alaska Practical Exam is scheduled for May 3 from 9:00am-5:00pm in Snodgrass
Hall (SNOD).
EMT A231 Emergency Medical Technician III 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: EMT A130 and EMT A230.
Registration Restrictions: Currently certified in Alaska as an EMT II,
documented 10 patient contacts and 10 intravenous sticks.
Special Note: Students desiring Alaska certification must pass, within one year
after completing the education program, the written and practical examination
for Emergency Medical Technician III administered by the Community Health and
Emergency Medical Services (CHEMS).
EMT Lab/Mat'l Fee: $50.00
Emphasizes knowledge and skills necessary to apply electrodes and
monitor cardiac activity, defibrillate life-threatening arrhythmias, and
administer specific pharmacological agents.
37713 P11 M 06:00P-10:00P SNOD 118/122 Vogt 01/14-05/05
R 06:00P-10:00P SNOD 118/122 Vogt 01/14-05/05
and S 09:00A-05:00P SNDO 118/122 Vogt see dates below
Saturday class meets: 1/26, 2/09, 2/23, 3/22, 4/12, 4/26 and the State of Alaska
Practical Exam is scheduled for May 3 from 9:00am-5:00pm in Snodgrass Hall (SNOD).
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Preparatory English courses are found under PRPE in this schedule. Students registering in ENGL A109, ENGL A111,
or Preparatory
English classes must have appropriate score on English placement
test from COMPASS, SAT Written or ACT English, or a grade of "C" or
better in prerequisite course. Check with an advisor for
clarification. Mat-Su College administers and places students with
the COMPASS placement test. |
ENGL A109 Introduction to Writing in Academic Contexts 3.0 CR ...
sec P12 Cancelled
Prerequisite: PRPE A086 with minimum grade of C.
Registration Restrictions: Meet Prerequisite or appropriate score on English
Placement Test.
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Preparation for ENGL A111 and alternative to PRPE A108. Introduces
academic essay writing and technology skills in a computer classroom.
Develops practical skills for writing and revising, including review of
grammar and punctuation.
36463 P11 R 01:00P-03:45P JKB 122 Birdsall 01/14-05/05
36464 P12 W 10:00A-12:45P JKB 122 Jordan 01/14-05/05
CANC SEC
ENGL A111 * Methods of Written Communication 3.0 CR ...
sec P11 Cancelled
Prerequisite: ENGL A109 with minimum grade of C or PRPE A108 with minimum grade
of C.
Registration Restrictions: Appropriate score on English Placement Test, SAT
Written, or ACT English Test will waive the ENGL A109 or PRPE A108 prerequisite.
MSC Special Note: Placement or prerequisite required. Contact Student Services
for permission to register.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Written Communication
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00 (all sections)
Computer Classroom Fee: $25.00 (sec P11, P12, P13, P14, P15)
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00 (sec PX1)
Instruction in composition of expository essays with emphasis on
different techniques for organization and development. Documented paper
required. Readings in some sections may be coordinated with another discipline.
36465 P11 T 10:30A-01:15P JKB 124 Jordan 01/14-05/05
CANC SEC
36466 P12 MW 01:00P-02:15P JKB 124 Denison 01/14-05/05
36467 P13 TR 04:00P-05:15P JKB 124 Denison 01/14-05/05
36468 P14 MW 10:30A-11:45A JKB 124 O'Leary 01/14-05/05
36469 P15 TR 09:00A-10:15A JKB 124 O'Leary 01/14-05/05
36470 PX1 WEB Porter 01/14-05/05
Section PX1 is a web-based course.
Check http://distanceeducation.uaa.alaska.edu/requirements/
for computer system requirements before registering. To ensure your success, we
strongly recommend that you take a test that measures readiness for online
courses. The test is free as a service to students. To take this test call 745-9718 or go
to
www.matsu.alaska.edu/readi.htm
Instructor contact -
pfsep@uaa.alaska.edu
ENGL A202 * Masterpieces of World Literature II 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: ENGL A111 with a minimum grade of C.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Introductory course for majors and non-majors. Emphasizes
understanding literature, forming critical vocabulary, and developing literary
judgment. Selected masterpieces from the Renaissance to the present.
36499 P11 TR 01:00P-02:15P FSM 206 Denison 01/14-05/05
ENGL A211 * Academic Writing About Literature 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: ENGL A111 with minimum grade of C.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Written Communication
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Instruction in writing based on close analysis of literature.
Develops a broad range of expository writing skills. Research paper required.
36500 P11 T 01:00P-03:45P JKB 122 Fox 01/14-05/05
ENGL A212 * Technical Writing 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: ENGL A111 with minimum grade of C.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Written Communication
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Computer Classroom Fee: $25.00
Instruction in composition of technical correspondence, informal
and formal reports. Develops a broad range of college and career writing skills.
Investigative report required.
36473 P11 R 01:00P-03:45P JKB 124 Fox 01/14-05/05
36476 P12 R 07:00P-09:45P JKB 124 Praetorius 01/14-05/05
ENGL A213 * Writing in the Social and Natural Sciences 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: ENGL A111 with minimum grade of C.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Written Communication
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Instruction in academic writing based on close analysis of readings
in various disciplines, primarily the social and natural sciences. Develops a
broad range of expository writing skills, including composition of the empirical
report. Research paper required.
36478 PX1 WEB Denison 01/14-05/05
Section PX1 is a web-based course.
Check http://distanceeducation.uaa.alaska.edu/requirements/
for computer system requirements before registering. To
ensure your success, we strongly recommend that you take a test that measures
readiness for online courses. The test is free as a service to students. To take this
test call 745-9718 or go to
www.matsu.alaska.edu/readi.htm
Instructor contact -
sdenison@matsu.alaska.edu
ESL A104 College Reading and Writing I 3.0 CR
Registration Restrictions: Appropriate score on English Placement Test or TOEFL.
For intermediate to advanced students. Extensive practice in
reading and composition strategies for academic and career settings. Emphasis on
alternatives to translation. Includes special practice in grammar.
36501 P11 MW 02:30P-03:45P JKB 108 Peck 01/14-05/05
ENGR A161
Engineering Practices II 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: [MATH A107 and MATH A108] or MATH A109.
Computer Classroom Fee: $25.00
Presents the basic skills required of engineers for using computers
to solve engineering problems and presenting results in a professional form.
Application of computation methods and tools for practicing engineering.
Introduction to computer programming and engineering problem solving softwares
including visual basic in spreadsheets, Matlab, and Mathcad.
37352 P11 T 07:30P-10:00P JKB 115 Haan 01/14-05/05
EXPLORING ARTS & HUMANITIES - EAH
For credit offerings see Music -
MUS
EAH A045C MSC Community Chorus .0 CR
Registration Restrictions: There is no requirement for pre-audition for this
class; however, singers should be able to match pitches and a rudimentary
knowledge of music reading is preferable.
Grade Mode: Non-Graded
Music Fee - MSC: $25.00
Performance-oriented large chorus. Established community
organization for singers who read music, demonstrate secure rhythm and pitch,
and produce acceptable vocal sound.
36950 PO1 R 07:00P-09:00P WAHS Eaddy 01/14-05/05
EAH A045D MSC Community Band .0 CR
Registration Restrictions: Students should be able to play a concert band
instrument or read music well enough to quickly learn one.
Grade Mode: Non-Graded
Music Fee - MSC: $25.00
This course is for anyone who is interested in playing a musical
instrument with a structured, established concert band. The age group in the
band ranges from 10 to 80. Experience ranges from basic to professional.
36951 PO1 M 07:00P-09:00P WAHS Long 01/14-05/05
FREN A102 *Elementary French II 4.0 CR
Prerequisite: FREN A101.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
Continuing study of grammar and vocabulary. The conjugation of the
remaining verbal forms: imperfect, future, conditional and various compound
tenses will be studied as well as the imperative and the subjunctive moods.
Practice in reading, speaking, and writing on themes of contemporary interest
will stress good accent along with style.
36509 P11 MW 03:00P-04:50P FSM 204 Hunter 01/14-05/05
FREN A202 *Intermediate French II 4.0 CR
... CANCELLED
Prerequisite: FREN A201.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
Completion of the grammar review. The four skills: reading,
listening, speaking and writing will be intensified in order to achieve normal
speech fluency for understanding and being able to engage in an ordinary
conversation. The students will also endeavor to write short prose compositions
or poetry to perfect their expression. Conducted in French.
36511 P11 MW 05:00P-06:50P FSM 204 Hunter 01/14-05/05
GEOG A205 * Elements of Physical Geography 3.0 CR
Registration Restrictions: GEOG A101 or A103 recommended, but not required.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Natural Sciences Requirement
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00 (sec PX1)
Analysis of the processes that form the physical environment and
the resulting physical patterns. Study of landforms, climate, soils, water
resources, vegetation, and their world and regional patterns. Optional
laboratory of one additional credit.
37353 P11 W 01:00P-03:45P SNOD 119 Long 01/14-05/05
37319 PX1 WEB Crawford 01/14-05/05
MSC Special Note for Sec PX1: Web-based class.
Instructor contact - afrmc@uaa.alaska.edu
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READI for distance delivery?
To ensure your success, we strongly
recommend that you take a test that measures your readiness for online
courses. The test is free as a service to distance students. To take the
test call 745-9718 or go to
www.matsu.alaska.edu/readi.htm |
GEOG A205L * Elements of Physical Geography Lab 1.0 CR ...
room change
Course Attributes: UAA GER Natural Science Lab Only
Geography Lab/Matl Fee: $20.00
Optional laboratory of one additional credit.
37354 P11 F 01:00P-02:15P SNOD 117
FSM 107 Long 01/14-05/05
GEOL A115 * Environmental Geology 3.0 CR ...
co-instructor added
Prerequisite: MATH A055.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Natural Sciences Requirement
An introduction to the study of applied geology. Environmental
issues, focusing on geologic hazards, water and air quality, water
supply, waste, energy, global systems, and planning utilizing
technical, social, and political approaches to problem management.
37321 P11 M 07:00P-09:45P SNOD 103 Reeder/Long 01/14-05/05
GEOL A115L * Laboratory in Environmental Geology 1.0 CR ...
co-instructor added
Prerequisite: GEOL A100 or GEOL A111 or (GEOL A115 or concurrent enrollment).
Course Attributes: UAA GER Natural Sci Lab Only
Geology Lab/Mat'l Fee: $40.00
Investigation of problems in environmental geology related to hydrology, acid
rain, pollution, and geologic hazards with emphasis on the Anchorage area.
Independent study format includes reading, measurements, use of computer
programs, and field trips.
37322 P11 W 07:00P-09:45P SNOD 108 Reeder/Long 01/14-05/05
HEALTH CAREER DEVELOPMENT - HCD
HCD AC015 Basic Life Support .8 CEU
Grade Mode: CEU
MSC Non-Credit Fee: $60.00
EMT Lab/Mat'l Fee: $12.00
Special Note: Upon successful completion of this course, participants will
receive a BLS certificate/card which is valid for two years.
Designed for health care professionals and consumers who must
respond to cardiac and respiratory emergencies. Includes information on
prevention and early recognition of heart disease, CPR, and techniques for
managing obstructed airways.
37741 PM1 S 09:00A-05:00P SNOD 106 Richey 01/19
HIST A101 * Western Civilization I 3.0 CR
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
A survey of the origins of Western Civilization in the ancient Near
East and subsequent development through 1650. The major political, social,
economic, and intellectual developments will be emphasized.
36894 P11 M 04:00P-06:45P FSM 107 Jensen 01/14-05/05
HIST A102 * Western Civilization II 3.0 CR
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
A survey of the developments in Western Civilization from 1650 to
the present. The major social, political, economic, and intellectual
characteristics of Western Society will be emphasized.
36896 PX1 TBA TBA WEB Wiltsey 01/14-05/05
HIST A132 * History of United States II 3.0 CR
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
A survey of the Reconstruction of the South, the far West, growth
of industry and labor, "Gilded Age," Imperialism, Progressivism, World War I,
"Roaring Twenties," Great Depression, Isolationism and World War II, Cold War,
modern American society, Vietnam, and after.
36897 P11 MW 01:00P-02:15P FSM 103 Hirschmann 01/14-05/05
36898 P12 TR 01:00P-02:15P FSM 103 Hirschmann 01/14-05/05
HIST A261 Russian History 3.0 CR
Origins of early (Kievan) Russia, Mongol Era, and rise of Moscow.
Modern Russia to 20th century.
36904 P11 T 07:00P-09:45P FSM 103 Hirschmann 01/14-05/05
HIST A341 * History of Alaska 3.0 CR
Registration Restrictions: Junior standing.
May be stacked with: HIST A641
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
Introduction to background of Alaska and its relationship to
America and the world, including anthropological aspects of Native groups, land
bridge theory, Russian discovery, occupation and management, orthodoxy,
purchase, American organization and development, gold rushes, congressional
definition and federalism, Native claims history, statehood, oil and the
disposition of Alaska lands.
36900 P11 W 07:00P-09:45P FSM 103 Hirschmann 01/14-05/05
HIST A431 Colonies and Revolution 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: HIST A131 and HIST A132.
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Settlement of British America, social, political, economic and
ideological development of American colonies, prelude to revolution, the
American revolution, drafting of the Constitution, and the Federalist Era.
36905 PX1 WEB Wiltsey 01/14-05/05
Web-based course. Instructor contact:
tom.wiltsey@nara.gov
Check http://distanceeducation.uaa.alaska.edu/requirements/
for computer system requirements before registering. To
ensure your success, we strongly recommend that
you take a test that measures
readiness for online courses. The test is free as a service to students. To take this test call
745-9718 or go to
www.matsu.alaska.edu/readi.htm
HUM A212 * Introduction to Humanities II 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: ENGL A111.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
A study of a given historical period or periods with reference to
art, literature, philosophy, and music.
36747 P11 S 01:00P-03:45P FSM 205 Stamoolis 01/14-05/05
HUMS A106 * Introduction to Social Welfare 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: SOC A101.
Cross-Listed with: SWK A106
Course Attributes: UAA GER Social Sciences Requirement
Analyzes social inequality and the American social welfare system.
Traces historical development of government response to social inequality.
Explores historical and persisting dilemmas--ethical, political, social and
economic--explicit and implicit in social welfare provisioning. Assists in
understanding of social welfare problems and their solutions.
36546 P11 T 07:00P-09:45P FSM 205 Buzek 01/14-05/05
HUMS A224 Conflict and Collaborative Systems 3.0 CR ...
meeting dates changed
...
changed to blended format class
Prerequisite: HUMS A223 and (HUMS A324 or concurrent enrollment).
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Provides a social constructionist framework for understanding
interpersonal conflict. Focuses on the human and emotional aspects of conflict
and includes the influence of gender and culture. Pragmatic as well as
theoretical, this course presents communication and conflict resolution models
to help manage and/or resolve conflict.
36609 P11 PN1 F 04:00P-06:45P FSM 105 Fields 01/14-05/05
Class Meets: 2/08, 2/22, 3/07, 3/21, 4/04,
4/18, 5/02
HUMS A295B Human Services Practicum II 3.0 CR ...
room change
Prerequisite: HUMS A295A and [(ENGL A211 or concurrent enrollment) or (ENGL
A212 or concurrent enrollment) or (ENGL A214 or concurrent enrollment)].
Department Approval Required
Practicum Insurance Fee: $6.00
Emphasizes increasing responsibilities for providing direct client
services. Students will access problems and plan interventions within the
placement agency, while participating in a weekly class seminar structured to
facilitate the integration of human service knowledge and theory with practical
field application.
36547 P11 W 07:00P-08:15P FSM 207
FSM 105 Jacobs 01/14-05/05
HUMS A321 Diversity Issues in Human Services Practice 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: HUMS A101 and HUMS A223 and HUMS A295A.
Using a framework of self-awareness, this course will focus on the
range of human diversity and the historical and current responses to it. It will
help students incorporate the relevant needs of diverse groups in their
professional practice.
36610 P11 W 04:00P-06:45P SNOD 117 Yaros 01/14-05/05
HUMS A324 Introduction to Paraprofessional Counseling II 3.0 CR ...
meeting day and time changed
Prerequisite: HUMS A223.
Focuses on 11 major paraprofessional counseling skill clusters.
Course emphasis will be skill performance in a direct service context.
36548 P11 W 09:00A-11:45A R
01:00P-03:45P SNOD 117 Yaros 01/14-05/05
HUMS A434 Group Facilitation for Human Service Professionals 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: HUMS A223 and HUMS A324.
Advanced facilitation skills appropriate for group work to include
goal setting, reciprocation, task identification, and personal growth. Presents
a theoretical case in both group dynamics and group leadership. Contemporary
ethical and managerial issues are included.
36611 P11 W 09:00A-11:45P FSM 107 Hrin 01/14-05/05
HUMS A495B Human Services Practicum IV 3.0 CR ...
meeting day and time changed
Prerequisite: HUMS A495A with minimum grade of C.
Registration Restrictions: Admission to Bachelor of Human Services Program.
Department Head Approval Required
Practicum Insurance Fee: $6.00
Building on the HUMS A495A agency placement, students will have
advanced levels of responsibility for providing direct client services and/or
special projects or activities in the agency, while further developing
professional skills and emphasizing an increasing independence. Concurrent
weekly classroom seminar is required.
36553 P11 T 01:00P-02:15P R
04:00P-05:15P SNOD 117 Yaros 01/14-05/05
ID A141 Interior Design 3.0 CR
Art Lab/Mat'l Fees: $15.00
Beginning interior design survey course. Design theory as related
to planning and decorating homes. Particular emphasis on developing individual
styles, color schemes, floor, wall and window coverings, basic lighting, and
interior furnishings.
36952 P11 M 07:00P-09:45P FSM 202 Bach 01/14-05/05
JUST A251 Criminology 3.0 CR ... room change
Prerequisite: JUST A110.
The study of deviant behavior and theories of crime causation and
their relationship to society, law and law enforcement.
36612 P11 F 07:00P-09:45P SNOD 117
FSM 205 Erickson 01/14-05/05
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