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Course Descriptions

 

B-Business
  

  • B 201 - Human Resource Management (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter, Summer Terms (3-0-0)
    A course that focuses on the effective use of people at work. Classes examine what can be done to make people more productive and satisfied within organizations. Topics include such activities as job analysis, employee planning, recruitment, selection and orientation, performance and evaluation, compensation and benefits, safety and health, labor relations, discipline and equal opportunity. Consideration is given to both union and non-union organizations. Human relations aspects are emphasized and many legal issues are examined. Classes consist of lectures, discussions, case studies and group presentation.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 207 - Business Communications (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter, Summer Terms (3-0-0)
    This course provides insight into real-life business situations and provides extensive coverage of communication theory, ethics, cultural diversity, teamwork, law, information technology, public speaking and the writing process.  Coursework requires students to plan, research, and deliver oral presentations and compose business proposals, reports, letters and employment application materials. Students will benefit from acquiring strong communication skills, which are considered one of the most important indicators of success in today’s business environment.
    PREREQUISITE(S): ENG 111  and either ENG 112  or the permission of the instructor.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 211 - Principles Of Accounting I (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (4-0-0)
    An introduction to the study of accounting principles and theory covering financial statements and basic procedures in the accounting cycle; general and columnar journals, controlling accounts and subsidiary ledgers; work sheets; notes and Interest; prepaid, unearned and accrued items; depreciation, vouchers and payrolls.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 212 - Principles Of Accounting II (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (4-0-0)
    A continuation of the study of accounting principles. The course introduces accounting for the formation and operation of corporations; stocks and bonds; process and job order cost procedures; special reports, statements and analysis; and cash flow statements.
    PREREQUISITE(S): B 211  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 213 - Intermediate Accounting I (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (4-0-0)
    A comprehensive study of the fundamental process of accounting, with special emphasis on inventories, investments, intangibles, plant and equipment, long-term liabilities, present and future values, and working capital items.
    PREREQUISITE(S): B 212 
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 214 - Intermediate Accounting II (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (4-0-0)
    A continuation of B 213 , with additional study in accounting for corporate capital, stock, retained earnings, dividends, analysis, pensions, leases and cash flow statements.
    PREREQUISITE(S): B 213  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 216 - Federal Taxation Accounting (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (3-0-0)
    A course in the concepts of federal income taxation, emphasizing individual taxpayers. Tax law covering taxable and excludable gross income, deductions, tax-free changes, capital gains and losses, tax credits and depreciation is presented.
    PREREQUISITE(S): B 211  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 218 - Cost Accounting I (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (3-0-0)
    An intensive study of a cost accounting information system. Students learn how management’s efforts to achieve organizational objectives rest upon the twin functions of planning and control. In-depth study of the planning function as a decision making process and the control function as a systematic effort by management to organize and marshal natural forces, human behavior and material objects into a coordinated unit in order to meet goals is also included.
    PREREQUISITE(S): B 212  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 222 - Leadership Development I (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (4-0-0)
    A course for employees who are ready to lead within the organization. It focuses on communication and human resource management and is designed for employees already in management positions or for those who have successfully completed B 152 .
    PREREQUISITE(S): B 152 
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 232 - Leadership Development II (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (3-0-0)
    For employees who are ready to lead within their organization and who have already had management experience and training. The course focuses on transition management, project management and financial analysis and is designed for employees who have advanced to middle or upper management, or for those who have successfully completed B 152  and B 222 .
    PREREQUISITE(S): B 152  and B 222 
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 285 - Work Based Learning-Business (2 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (0-0-8)
    Students in this course are placed in a business or industry setting that is directly related to their chosen career. Students will participate in the work environment at a preliminary level, which will depend on individual student ability and knowledge. Students are not responsible for goals of the organization. In addition to specific requirements related to that experience, students are required to complete written assessments and evaluation of the experience as it relates to their program. Two hours of class room prep are included before starting the WBL experience.  Prerequisites are determined by the curriculum in which the student is enrolled.  See WBL Coordinator for a complete list.  A background check and a physical exam may be required by some employers.  Minimum 2.0 GPA required. Students should plan on meeting with the WBL Coordinator at least 6 weeks before the beginning of the semester.
    PREREQUISITE(S): Based on student’s curriculum, see WBL Coordinator for a complete list.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 290 - Business Law I (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-0-0)
    An introduction to the fundamental principles of laws for business and non-business students. The course covers the laws and regulations affecting business conduct. Content includes the nature and source of laws; the ethics and responsibilities of running a business; business organizations and government regulations. Specific areas of the law will include: constitutional law; criminal law; tort law and other statutory law regulating the conduct of businesses.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 291 - Business Law II (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter, Summer Terms (3-0-0)
    A continuation of B 290  with special emphasis on the laws of business transactions, including sales and contracts; commercial and financial transactions; landlord tenant and real estate law.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 297 - Special Topics - Business (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (3-0-0)
    Special topics classes provide students opportunities for focused study with full-time or adjunct instructors teaching in their areas of expertise. Topics will vary.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • B 299 - Independent Study - Business (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (3-0-0)
    A course offering students the opportunity to conduct in-depth studies in their field of interest. Students make arrangements for a project under the supervision of an instructor in the discipline.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi

BIO-Biology
  

  • BIO 101 - Introduction To Biology (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-2-0)
    Designed especially for non-science majors and for those students wishing to improve their skills before attempting more advanced studies.  During lecture, class discussion and lab activities, students are introduced to biological concepts and made aware of the importance of these concepts to life on earth.  Dissection is not required.
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Science
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • BIO 133 - Human Biology With Lab (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter, Summer Terms (3-2-0)
    A lab science course that covers selected structures and functions with application to current health issues. The lab emphasis is the identification of both gross and microscopic anatomy. This course does not fulfill requirements for the AAS degree in nursing.
    PREREQUISITE(S): No prerequisite but high school biology is recommended.
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Science
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • BIO 151 - General Biology I (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (3-3-0)
    Designed for science majors, minors and those students desiring a more challenging natural science experience. Topics will include scientific research methods, biochemistry, cellular biology, genetics, microbiology and evolution.
    PREREQUISITE(S): None, but high school biology recommended.
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Science
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • BIO 152 - General Biology II (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (3-3-0)
    Designed for science majors, minors and those students desiring a more challenging natural science experience. Topics will include plant and animal biology, animal behavior and ecology.
    PREREQUISITE(S): None, but high school biology recommended.
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Science
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • BIO 215 - Green Living (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (3-0-0)
    A scientific exploration of the biological and ecological fundamentals of “going green.” Topics will include non-toxic alternatives for the home and body, alternative energy, recycling, water usage and protection issues, the positive impact of eating locally and organically, the ecological importance of making green choices, causes and solutions for global warming, and sustainable vs. unsustainable products and practices. These topics will be explored from an ecological standpoint. Local community issues, resources, farms and speakers will be used to enhance and bring relevance to the topics covered in this course.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • BIO 226 - Microbiology (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-2-0)
    An introduction to the world of microorganisms and the application of microbiology to the study of health and disease. The introductory portion of the course includes a survey of the microbial world with emphasis on the basic morphology, physiology, behavior and classification. The application portion of the course covers the problems of the control of microorganisms, the concepts of the host/parasite interaction and epidemiology. Representative diseases are used frequently as examples and case studies.
    PREREQUISITE(S): BIO 235  or college biology background.
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Science
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • BIO 233 - Introduction To Nature Study (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (2-2-0)
    This course is designed for students interested in learning about the wildlife and ecology of Northern Michigan.  Class activities include wildlife identification, discussion of natural history and ecology, nature journaling and field investigations.  Field trips are an essential part of this class and some may occur outside of regular class time. Students will be expected to provide their own transportation. This course is recommended for science majors and for students planning careers in wildlife biology, natural resources, elementary education and science education.
    PREREQUISITE(S): BIO 101 , BIO 151  or BIO 152 .
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • BIO 235 - General Anatomy & Physiology I (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-2-0)
    An introduction to the principles of biology covering the structure and function of the skeletal, muscular, nervous and sensory systems.
    PREREQUISITE(S): No prerequisite but high school biology or college level biology is highly recommended.
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Science
    NOTE: BIO 235  and BIO 236  together are designed to provide a complete overview of human biology. For this reason Anatomy and Physiology should be considered as a two-semester course to be taken in sequence. Lecture and Lab.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • BIO 236 - General Anatomy & Physiology II (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-2-0)
    A continuation of BIO 235  covering the structure and function of the endocrine, cardiovascular, respiratory, lymphatic, immune, digestive, urinary and reproductive systems.
    PREREQUISITE(S): BIO 235 . Lecture and Lab.
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Science
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • BIO 295 - Field Studies - Biology I (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (3-0-0)
    This course offers students the opportunity to explore and analyze an ecosystem during an extended field experience. Students will be expected to participate in activities which may include hiking, camping, taking photographs and observing wildlife. The destination, schedule of events, student responsibilities and number of credits will vary and will be announced prior to class registration. Course fees will reflect trip expenses.
    PREREQUISITE(S): Varies, check with instructor.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • BIO 296 - Field Studies - Biology II (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (3-0-0)
    This course offers students the opportunity to explore and analyze a second ecosystem during an extended field experience. See course description for BIO 295 .
    PREREQUISITE(S): BIO 295  and permission of instructor.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • BIO 297 - Special Topics - Biology (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (3-0-0)
    Special Topics classes provide students opportunity for focused study with full-time or adjunct instructors teaching in their areas of expertise. Topics will vary.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • BIO 299 - Independent Study - Biology (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (3-0-0)
    The independent study is designed for science majors who would like the opportunity to design and implement a project or study in the field of Biology. Students may enroll for up to three credits and are expected to document at least 16 hours of coursework for each credit. Students are supervised by the biology professor of their choice.
    PREREQUISITE(S): Satisfactory completion of at least two college biology courses and permission of the instructor.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi

CAM-Computer-Aided Manufacturing
  

  • CAM 100 - Introduction To CAM Programming (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Learn basic responsibilities of a CNC programmer for safety, personal accountability, communication and process planning. Work with the CNC operator/instructor to understand challenges faced in manufacturing setup and operation. Develop a basic understanding of CAM software, G and M codes. Provide the opportunity for the student to review shop math related to programming CNC machines and creating a basic G-code program.
    PREREQUISITE(S): ACT Math score of 17 or higher, Compass Math score of 43 or higher or permission of instructor.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAM 110 - CAM Operations / Work Holding (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Study various CNC work holding operations and setup techniques, understand how to create a program to accommodate the machine setup. Communicate with the CNC operator/instructor to determine the best program for the manufacturing process. Provide the opportunity for the student to review shop math related to programming CNC machines and creating a basic G-code program.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CAM 100  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAM 120 - CAM Spindle Speeds, Feed Rates, Cutter Compensation (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Learn how work holding, material and specific cutting tools affect the spindle speed and feed rates during operation. Develop custom tools in CAM software to match the tool the operator is running in the CNC machines. Demonstrate climb milling, conventional milling, cutter compensation in G-code program, communicate with the operator/instructor your planned operations. Determine best results during manufacturing of part and utilize CAM software to document results of spindle speed and feed rates.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CAM 110  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAM 130 - CAM Planning For Various Materials And Processes (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Decipher a print to determine the material and manufacturing processes needed to complete the part. Develop a process plan to control how the part will be manufactured with the CNC mill and lathe. Create G-code programs that utilizes cutter compensation for challenges faced by CNC operator for the mill and lathe to successfully machine the part to print specifications. Communicate to the CNC operator/instructor the intended process, machines and tools used to manufacture a plastic, aluminum and HRS part.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CAM 120  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAM 140 - CAM Creating 3D Geometry And Assigning Tool Paths (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Develop 2d and 3d geometry with CAM software to accurately machine the part print within tolerance. Successfully import and export geometry using the CAM software. Assign tools to 3d surfaces to accurately and efficiently manufacture part to print specifications. Determine the length of tool and all necessary factors involved to complete the part successfully. Communicate to the operator/instructor the intended process, tools used and machine setup to manufacture the part.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CAM 130  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAM 150 - CAM Multiple Setup Jobs & Datum Locations (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Identify the datum point on a part print to determine the datum point remains constant in all setups. Use work holes and tooling balls to maintain a constant datum during multiple manufacturing setups. Create G-code programs for multiple setups of the same part geometry using the CAM software. Communicate to the CNC operator/instructor the intended process control plan and tooling used to manufacture part to print specifications.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CAM 140  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi

CAP-Computer Applications
  

  • CAP 100 - Computers For The Very Beginner (1 credit hour)

    Offered in Fall Term (1-0-0)
    Computers can be intimidating for those new to their use. This course is designed as a very basic introduction to hardware and software. Students will become comfortable with the PC, begin to appreciate its capacity to make some tasks much easier and realize that computing can even be fun.
    PREREQUISITE(S): No prerequisite.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 101 - Internet Searching & Researching (1 credit hour)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Students will learn to use basic Internet tools that will enhance their job performance as well as support lifelong learning and personal growth.  The course includes guided practice in such areas as connecting to the Internet, managing email, using search engines, accessing online databases, transferring files and being an informed and responsible Internet user.

    ADVISING NOTE: Students must be able to use the Windows environment, keyboard, and a mouse prior to enrolling in this course. This can be accomplished by taking CAP 100 .
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 102 - Web Design For Beginners (1 credit hour)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Provides basic training in web site design, set-up and editing. The course is geared to the introductory needs of the students, who will be encouraged to bring work-related and course-related material to class. At the conclusion of the course, students will have a basic understanding of web sites and will be able to design and implement their own.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 103 - Macintosh Computers For The Beginner (1 credit hour)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Computers can be intimidating for those new to their use. This course is designed as a very basic introduction to Macintosh hardware and software. Students will become comfortable with the Mac, begin to appreciate its capacity to make some tasks much easier and realize that computing can even be fun.
    PREREQUISITE(S): No prerequisite.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 125 - Microsoft Excel I (Office 2003) (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter, Summer Terms (3-0-0)
    Course in Microsoft’s spreadsheet program for the Windows environment. Students will build worksheets using formulas, functions, formatting and other basics. They will enhance these with 3-D charts, data tables, macros using BASIC, database filtering and sorting as well as object linking and embedding.
    ADVISING NOTE: Students must be able to use the Windows environment, keyboard and a mouse prior to enrolling in this course. This can be accomplished by taking CAP 100 .
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 130 - MS Access (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-0-0)
    A detailed look at Access, Microsoft’s database program for the Windows environment. Students will create reports and forms. Sample topics include integrating Excel data, utilizing sub-forms, multi-table forms, macros and basic SQL.
    ADVISING NOTE: Students must be able to use the Windows environment, keyboard and a mouse prior to taking this course. This can be accomplished by enrolling in CAP 100 .
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 135 - Web Page Design (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-0-0)
    A course in web page design, layout and construction. Specific web page creation software is used to create and manage web sites, whether for personal or business use. Students will learn skills such as adding text, tables, video, ActiveX or JavaScript and other components to web pages.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 140 - Introduction To Adobe Photoshop (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-0-0)
    An introduction to computer graphics as an image making process for the manipulation of scanned (found) images. After a basic orientation to computer processing, Adobe Photoshop will be used for the development of images as formal fine art, illustration and as a visual communication tool.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 145 - Introduction To Adobe Illustrator (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (3-0-0)
    An introduction to computer graphics through the creation and manipulation of vector (non-photographic) images. Adobe Illustrator will be used as the medium to allow students to import or create graphic images such as logos, artwork and advertisements. Students will learn how to incorporate rendered and imported images into finished work for presentation.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 150 - Introduction To Adobe Indesign (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (3-0-0)
    An introduction to the creation, layout and presentation of print and online computer graphics. Students will learn how to incorporate raster (photographic) and vector (non-photographic) images into a final presentation package through the use of Adobe InDesign.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 160 - Introduction To Digital Audio And Video (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-0-0)
    Introduces students to the essentials of editing video and audio with computers. Concepts are taught that may be applied to radio, POD casting, TV/video production, VOD casting, multimedia authoring and/or Internet video streaming. Current hardware requirements/limitations and future technology developments will also be discussed. Demonstrated knowledge of basic computer skills is recommended to be successful in this course.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 210 - Advanced Web Page Design (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-0-0)
    Students will explore more advanced elements of web page design, including setting up multiple, advanced cascading style sheets and incorporating other media into web pages. The emphasis will be on developing dynamic, multi-level web pages that may include video, audio, animation and embedded scripting. Students will work with web design software to develop sites for personal or business uses. This course assumes proficiency with the computer environment and some previous work in web design.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CAP 135  or equivalent.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 215 - Advanced Digital Audio And Video (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (3-0-0)
    Builds on Introduction to Digital Audio and Video (CAP 160 ) and focuses on a more advanced level of production of audio and video. Will be taught using several different types of software as tools to accomplish the end product. Emphasis is placed on concepts, processes and techniques as opposed to specific software applications. Students will be able to, upon successful completion of this course, edit and assemble audio and video that will play on any computer or that will output to a variety of media, both physical and on the web.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CAP 160 
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 220 - Production Art With Adobe Creative Suite (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (3-0-0)
    An introduction to computer prepress operations (production art) using the latest Adobe Creative Suite. Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign will be used for the development of finished products, such as brochures, business cards, posters or letterhead, ready for web or press. Introductory graphic design ideas and concepts will also be introduced. This course is ideal for students interested in working in the Graphic Design industry.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CAP 140 , CAP 145  or CAP 150  or comparable Adobe experience.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 297 - Special Topics - Computer Applications (2 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (2-0-0)
    Special topics classes provide students opportunities for focused study with full-time or adjunct instructors teaching in their areas of expertise.  Topics will vary.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CAP 299 - Independent Study - Computer Applications (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (3-0-0)
    A course offering students the opportunity to conduct in-depth studies in their field of interest. Students make arrangements for a project under the supervision of an instructor in the discipline.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi

CEM-Chemistry
  

  • CEM 101 - Fundamentals Of Chemistry (4 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter, Summer Terms (3-3-0)
    A course for students with a limited or no chemistry background wishing to enter an allied health program or prepare for enrolling in Principles of Chemistry, CEM 121 . Topics include states of matter, atomic structure, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, gas laws, solutions, equilibrium, acids and bases, and nuclear chemistry. Lecture and lab.
    PREREQUISITE(S): MATH 110 
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Science
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CEM 102 - Fundamentals Of Bioorganic Chemistry (5 credit hours)

    Offered in Summer Term (4-3-0)
    An introductory organic and biochemistry class for students entering allied health fields or wishing to prepare for Organic Chemistry, CEM 231 . Studies the nomenclature of organic compounds, organic functional groups and their reactivities; stereochemistry, major biomolecules and their metabolism, enzymes and chemistry of heredity. Lecture and Lab.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CEM 101  or equivalent.
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Science
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CEM 110 - Chemistry Of Chocolate (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Summer Term (3-0-0)
    An examination of the principles of cacao bean harvesting and chocolate processing. It will then look at the chemistry and health issues of cocoa butter and the constituent fatty acids. The presence of antioxidants in chocolate will then be discussed. The next topic will be the chemistry and physiological effect of caffeine and related compounds in chocolate. Finally the class will examine the relationships, if any, between chocolate and obesity, dental health, headaches, exercise performance and acne. There is no chemistry prerequisite. The underlying chemistry will be taught as it is needed. This course does not satisfy General Education requirements.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CEM 121 - Principles Of Chemistry I (5 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (4-3-0)
    This course deals with the principles of chemical properties, structure and change. Consideration is given to atomic structure, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, thermochemistry, gas laws, atomic properties, periodic table and states of matter. Lecture and Lab.
    PREREQUISITE(S): MATH 112  or MATH 120  or higher.
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Science
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CEM 122 - Principles Of Chemistry II (5 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (4-3-0)
    A continuation of CEM 121 . Topics including solutions, kinetics, equilibrium, thermodynamics, acids and bases, electrochemistry, qualitative inorganic analysis and nuclear chemistry are discussed. Lecture and Lab.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CEM 121  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  
  

  • CEM 231 - Organic Chemistry (5 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (4-3-0)
    This course deals with the structure, nomenclature, physical properties, preparations and reactions of alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, alcohols and ethers. Structures and reactions are examined in the light of electron theory and energy relations. Lecture and Lab.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CEM 122  
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Science
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  • CEM 232 - Organic Chemistry II (5 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (4-3-0)
    A continuation of CEM 231 . Topics include the structure, nomenclature, physical properties, preparation and reactions of aromatics, aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids, carboxylic acid derivatives and amines. Structures and reactions are examined in the light of electron theory and energy relations. Polymers and biomolecules are also introduced. Lecture and Lab.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CEM 231 
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Science
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  • CEM 297 - Special Topics - Chemistry (2 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (2-0-0)
    Special topics classes provide students opportunities for focused study with full-time or adjunct instructors teaching in their areas of expertise.  Topics will vary.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi

CIS-Computer Information Systems
  

  • CIS 100 - Introduction To Computers (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter, Summer Terms (3-0-0)
    A general introduction to computers focusing on basic computer concepts. Other topics include terminology, peripherals, hardware and software. Lab exercises will include using the operating system, the Internet, new media, spreadsheets, word processors and databases.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CIS 104 - Introduction To Programming Logic (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-0-0)
    Provides the beginning programmer with a guide to developing structured program logic. The course assumes no programming experience and does not focus on any one particular language. It introduces programming concepts and enforces good style and logical thinking. Students will learn basic programming structure, flowcharts and documentation, and how to solve difficult structuring programs.
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  • CIS 105 - Visual Basic Programming I (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (2-2-0)
    An introduction to programming in a Windows environment using MS Visual BASIC. Students will learn program development tools, object oriented programming techniques and will develop applications by creating objects, user interfaces and procedures. CIS 105  is recommended as a first programming language course for students with minimal programming experience. Students should be skilled in file management within Windows and use of Windows’ accessories; if not, these skills should first be acquired in CIS 120 
    PREREQUISITE(S): CIS 100 
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  • CIS 115 - C++ Programming I (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (2-2-0)
    An introductory course in object-oriented design and programming using the C++ language. Sample topics include libraries, data types, expressions, arrays, conditionals and looping functions, custom date types, console and file I/O. (CIS 105  is recommended as a first programming language course for students with minimal programming experience. Students should be skilled in file management within Windows and use of Windows’ accessories; if not these skills should first be acquired in CIS 100 ).
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  • CIS 120 - Introduction To PC Operating Systems (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (2-2-0)
    An introduction to common operating systems for the personal computer. The course introduces the basic Operating Systems functions necessary in both text-based and graphic environments for Operating Systems management. Windows command line is taught to address the security issue in operating systems. Students will learn command shell and write command lines to interact with file system, network and users, and processes and services.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CIS 100 
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  • CIS 140 - Introduction To Unix (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (2-2-0)
    This is an in-depth course on the UNIX/Linux operating systems, which are widely used on the Internet and large corporate networks worldwide. Topics include learning the command syntax of the UNIX/Linux operating systems, text editing, file processing and the file and directory structure of a UNIX/Linux-based computer. Shells, shell scripting and Perl will also be taught.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CIS 100  or permission of the instructor
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  • CIS 145 - ePortal Development (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (2-2-0)
    PHP, Apache and MySQL are the three key open source technologies that form the basis for most active Web servers. The core component of this course is developing e-commerce websites using the open source AMP (Apache, MYSQL, PHP/Perl) model. The coursework involves creating PHP Web pages, developing database application and security, and integrating PHP with e-commerce and other technologies. Websites are developed with strong links to real world business applications.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CIS 105  or any other programming language.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CIS 150 - Introduction To Database Administration (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (2-2-0)
    Introduces the concept of and provides hands-on experience with database administration. Students will learn how to set up, administer, tune, troubleshoot and secure a robust database system. In addition, this course also introduces fundamental database concepts and simple Structured Query Language (SQL) and exposes the students to database backup and recovery.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CIS 100  
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  • CIS 205 - C++ Programming II (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (2-2-0)
    Advanced C++ Programming, a continuation of CIS 115 . Sample topics include arrays, dynamic data types, classes, pointers, and references, inheritance, linked lists, stream and file I/O, and Microsoft Foundation Classes. There will also be discussion on current topics related to C++, programming development, and the implications of .NET.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CIS 115  or equivalent.
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  • CIS 215 - Database Design And Management (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (2-2-0)
    Introduces the concepts of relational databases, logical database design and database development. Students will learn about conceptual data modeling, relational data modeling and normalization. Using Structured Query Language (SQL), students will gain hands-on experience in developing databases and manipulating data. Nested queries and PL/SQL (Procedural Language) will be introduced in this class.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CIS 100  and at least one of the following: CIS 104 , CIS 105  or CIS 115 .
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CIS 220 - Visual Basic Programming II (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (2-2-0)
    Develops competency in business application programming using the Visual Basic language. Students will design and create solutions to common business problems using advanced Visual Basic tools to create a sophisticated user interface. Strong emphasis will be placed on object-oriented programming and programs that interact with files and relational database.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CIS 105 
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  • CIS 225 - Introduction To Java Programming I (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (2-2-0)
    An introductory course in object oriented design and programming using the Java language. Sample topics include defining objects from business requirements, classes and objects, data types, operators, conditional logic constructs, looping constructs, arrays and collections, exception handling, file and other I/O, graphical user interface (GUI), event handling, applications and Web based applets and creating HTML documentation using the JavaDoc utility. This course covers 10 of the 13 objectives from the industry recognized Sun Microsystems Java Programmer Certification Exam.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CIS 100  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CIS 240 - Linux/Unix System Administration (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (2-2-0)
    This is an in-depth course split into two parts: Part one covers SYSTEM administration of UNIX/Linux environments with topics that include: installation, system configuration, user management, printer administration, RCS, kernel management, security, system logging, disaster recovery, file system management, hardware management, application installation package management, process management and troubleshooting. Part two covers NETWORK administration of UNIX/Linux environments with topics that include network hardware, TCP/IP protocol suite (TCP,IP,DNS,DHCP) setup and administration, network services (HTTP,FTP,SMTP,NFS) setup and administration, and network troubleshooting. Overview of iptables, tripwire, POP3, IMAP4, Xwindows, SMB, SSH, remote access and environment documentation is also provided.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CIS 140  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CIS 280 - Internship/Project (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (0-0-12)
    Students will develop an information system from its investigation phase through analysis, design, implementation, installation and review.
    PREREQUISITE(S): Students must complete all CIS program requirements with at least a 2.75 GPA and arrange scheduling of this course with the CIS advisor at least one semester prior to enrollment.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CIS 297 - Special Topics - Computer Information Systems (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (2-2-0)
    Special topics classes provide students opportunities for focused study with full-time or adjunct instructors teaching in their areas of expertise.  Topics will vary.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CIS 299 - Independent Study - Computer Information Systems (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (3-0-0)
    A course offering students the opportunity to conduct in-depth studies in their field of interest. Students make arrangements for a project under the supervision of an instructor in the discipline.
    PREREQUISITE(S): Permission of the instructor.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi

CJ-Criminal Justice
  

  • CJ 101 - Criminology (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-0-0)
    An introduction to deviant behavior and current criminological theories with emphasis on synthesis and police applications, crime prevention and the phenomena of crime. The course also includes an introduction to the social aspects of criminal law.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CJ 102 - Introduction To Criminal Justice (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-0-0)
    A survey of criminal justice institutions and functions including the system, the police, corrections, and the juvenile justice system. The roles and responsibilities of the general public and government officials are addressed, as well as the history, philosophy and methods of operations.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CJ 120 - Introduction To Corrections (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (3-0-0)
    A course for persons employed in or interested in a career in the broad field of correctional administration. This course will review the origin of corrections in America, current status, future outlook and some of the issues facing corrections administrators today. Emphasis is of the multi-faceted approach to corrections in contemporary society.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CJ 130 - Police Process (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (3-0-0)
    The role of law enforcement in the criminal justice system and society at large is explored. Emphasis is placed on the history and current practices of policing the demands and rewards of careers in law enforcement, and the dilemma inherent in policing a free society.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CJ 195 - Police Practicum/Internship (2 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (0-0-8)
    This course will provide Law Enforcement students with the practical experience of observing the daily activities of a police officer. This will insure that students will understand what law enforcement officers actually do. Recording the daily experiences will also assist the student in report writing. All students who enroll in this course must be a criminal justice student pursuing a career in law enforcement, must be in good physical health, not convicted of a felony, not involved in any civil matters, must submit to a background check and must be at least 18 years of age. Minimum GPA 2.0 Required.
    PREREQUISITE(S): ENG 111 , CJ 101 , CJ 102 , CJ 120 , and CJ 130 
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CJ 202 - Criminal Investigation (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (3-0-0)
    An introduction to criminal investigation procedures including theory of an investigation; conduct at crime scenes; collection and preservation of physical evidence; interviewing of witnesses and suspects; proper report writing, documentation and follow-through with court procedures. Students will learn of the resources available to properly conduct an investigation; internal (within a department) and external (computer data bases/intelligence units resources, crime laboratories and prosecutor’s office).
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CJ 207 - Criminal Law (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term (3-0-0)
    The philosophy and sociology of criminal law, including history, development and ethical considerations in criminal legislation. Emphasis is placed on current criminal statutes and their interpretation in relation to specific crimes.
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  • CJ 210 - Current Issues In Criminal Justice (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter Terms (3-0-0)
    A study of special problems, theories and developments in the criminal justice system. Specific case studies are explored.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CJ sequence
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CJ 217 - Criminal Procedures (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (3-0-0)
    A study of the application of criminal law in our society today. Procedural aspects of defendant identification, defendant interrogation, and the law of search and seizure are included.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CJ 299 - Independent Study - Criminal Justice (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (3-0-0)
    A course offering students the opportunity to conduct in-depth studies in their field of interest. Students make arrangements for a project under the supervision of an instructor in the discipline.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi

CNC-Computer Numerical Control
  

  • CNC 100 - Introduction To CNC Milling Operations (2 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-2-0)
    Provides the opportunity for the student to develop the knowledge, skills process and understanding of safety when working with CNC (Computer-Numerically Controlled) milling machines, including basic power-up, machine controls, part set-up, program activation and proofing for CNC milling machines.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CNC 102 - Introduction To CNC Lathe Operations (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Learn basic responsibilities of a CNC operator for safety, personal accountability, communication, preventative maintenance and process planning when working with CNC lathe. Develop proficiency in basic power-up, machine controls, communication with CNC programmer/instructor, part set-up, tool set-up, program activation and proofing for CNC lathe. Develop a basic understanding of G and M Codes, and edit basic G-code using CNC controls. Provide the opportunity for the student to review shop math related to operating CNC machines and creating a basic G-code program.
    PREREQUISITE(S): ACT Math score of 17 or higher, Compass Math score of 43 or higher or permission of instructor.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CNC 103 - Introduction To CNC Milling Operations (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Provides the opportunity for the student to review shop math related to operating CNC machines and creating a basic G-code program. Learn basic responsibilities of a CNC operator for safety, personal accountability, communication, preventative maintenance and understand manufacturing process planning when working with CNC mill. Develop proficiency in basic power-up, machine controls, communication with CNC programmer/instructor, part set-up, tool set-up, program activation and proofing for CNC mill. Understand G and M Codes, and edit basic G-code using CNC controls.
    PREREQUISITE(S): ACT Math score of 17 or higher, Compass Math score of 43 or higher or permission of instructor.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CNC 112 - CNC Lathe Operations And Holding Setup (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Explore various CNC lathe operations, setup techniques and understand how to setup a CNC lathe to accommodate the part print and manufacturing process. Communicate with the CNC programmer/instructor to determine the best program for the manufacturing process. Provide the opportunity for the student to review shop math related to operating a CNC lathe and creating a basic G-code program.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CNC 102  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CNC 113 - CNC Mill Operations And Holding Setup (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Explore various CNC mill operations, setup techniques and understand how to setup a CNC mill to accommodate the part print and manufacturing process. Communicate with the CNC programmer/instructor to determine the best program for the manufacturing process. Provide the opportunity for the student to review shop math related to operating a CNC mill and creating a basic G-code program.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CNC 103  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CNC 120 - Introduction To G-Code And CAM-1 For CNC Operations (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (2-2-0)
    Provides the opportunity for students to develop the knowledge, skills processes and understanding of CNC (Computer-Numerically Controlled) basics, Cartesian Coordinate System, writing G-Code programs and using CAD/CAM systems to create geometry and CNC programs for CNC milling machines.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CNC 100  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CNC 122 - CNC Lathe Spindle Speed & Feed Rates (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Learn how work holding, material and cutting tools change the spindle speed and feed rates during operation. Exercise cutter compensation for custom tools to perform accurately in the CNC lathe. Determine best results during operation for spindle speeds and feed rates and report to the programmer/instructor what was successful in each setup and any problems that occurred during operation.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CNC 112 
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  • CNC 123 - CNC Mill Spindle Speed & Feed Rates (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Learn how work holding, material and cutting tools change the spindle speed and feed rates during operation. Exercise cutter compensation for custom tools to perform accurately in the CNC mill. Determine best results during operation for spindle speeds and feed rates and report to the programmer/instructor what was successful in each setup and any problems that occurred during operation.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CNC 113  
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  • CNC 132 - CNC Lathe On Board G-Code Edit & Operation (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Compare a part print and the G-code program provided to determine the program will machine the part to match the print specifications. Identify the differences in the program to the print and edit the program to reflect the part print. Verify the adjustments made to the G-code program using the CNC lathe. Compensate for unexpected challenges during the manufacturing process and create a part that matches the print tolerances. Communicate to the CNC programmer/ instructor the documented changes to the G-code program.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CNC 122  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CNC 133 - CNC Mill On Board G-Code Edit & Operation (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Compare a part print and the G-code program provided to determine the program will machine the part to match the print specifications. Identify the differences in the program to the print and edit the program to reflect the part print. Verify the adjustments made to the G-code program using the CNC mill. Compensate for unexpected challenges during the manufacturing process and create a part that matches the print tolerances. Communicate to the CNC programmer/ instructor the documented changes to the G-code program.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CNC 123  
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • CNC 180 - CNC Programming, Lathe Or Mill Independent Project (1 credit hours)

    Offered in Variable Terms (1-0-0)
    Students will apply the knowledge they have gained from previous CAM or CNC coursework in programming, lathe, or mill operations to produce a final independent project in consultation with the instructor.
    PREREQUISITE(S): CAM 150 , CNC 132  or CNC 133 .
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi

COM-Communications
  

  • COM 105 - Mass Media (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall Term-Even years only (3-0-0)
    Introduces students to mass media, particularly U.S. mass media. The course emphasizes the information-gathering and content-dissemination activities of mass media for the understanding of how the media operates and how content decisions are made. The history, development and current structure of the media are covered.
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • COM 111 - Public Speaking (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter, Summer Terms (3-0-0)
    The basic principles of extemporaneous public speaking emphasizing the essential elements of researching and organizing material, analysis of argument and effective delivery.
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Communications
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • COM 170 - Interpersonal Communication (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Fall, Winter, Summer Terms (3-0-0)
    Designed to explore and develop an individual’s communication skills within the context of interpersonal relationships, small groups and society as a whole.
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Communications
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
  

  • COM 220 - Persuasion & Communication (3 credit hours)

    Offered in Winter Term (3-0-0)
    Introduces students to the study and practice of persuasion. Students will examine persuasion in a variety of contexts using both the rhetorical and behavioral science traditions. Students will apply theory and research to practical situations and develop strategies for constructing effective and ethical persuasive messages.
    GENERAL EDUCATION DISTRIBUTION AREA: Humanities
    Master Syllabi: https://share.ncmich.edu/academics/master_syllabi
 

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