Winter Online

Winter Intersession

All courses run for the full ten-week term of January 4 - March 20, 2010 unless otherwise noted in the following descriptions.

Undergrad Athens Campus Courses

Grad Athens Campus Courses

Undergrad Regional Campus Courses

This tuition estimator will help determine what your tuition fee will be for registration of multiple classes scheduled at multiple campuses.

Winter quarter online classes are still being added. Check back in often for updates.

*** - Newly scheduled courses.

RN to BSN students please check with the School of Nursing for questions and assistance.

History of Art (2H)  Instructor: William Christy -- Zanesville Campus

AH 212	Call #86000/86314	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Continuation of AH 211 from early Medieval art in Europe through Renaissance. Students advised but not required to enroll in 211, 212, and 213 in sequence. No credit to those with credit for CA 212.

Introduction to Graphic Design  Instructor: Randi Rarick -- Zanesville Campus

ART 151	Call #86012	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisites: REGIONAL CAMPUS STUDENTS ONLY. Enrollment at regional campus only. Credit as free elective only, not studio.

Accounting Information Systems  Instructor: Janet Becker -- Lancaster Campus

ATCH 233	Call #76007	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: ATCH 105 or ACCT 102. Fundamental accounting principles and practices using data accumulation and working paper techniques employed by professional accountants in reporting on merchandising, manufacturing, and service companies. Application of generally accepted accounting principles to preparation of general purpose financial statements for internal and external use. Accounting software will be emphasized.

The Social, Legal, and Ethical Responsibilities of Business   Instructor: Dr. Theresa Moran -- Athens Campus

B A 325J	Call #55070	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisites: PHIL 130 & (MGT 202 OR 240) & JR OR SR. Considers the role of the business in modern society. A wide range of social and legal issues will be addressed during class discussions and assignments, including: environmental impact, discrimination, consumerism, workplace safety, worker rights, and the impact of globalization. Students are expected to research and write about issues from various sides, analyzing ethical dilemmas and the relative merits of possible solutions.

The Animal Kingdom  Instructor: Dr. Rose Isgrigg -- Athens Campus

BIOS 100	Call #55075	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisites: NOT BIOS 173. For nonmajors. A broad survey of all of the major groups of animals. Aspects of the biology, reproduction, ecology, and evolution of the animal phyla. Credit not allowed for both 100 and 173.

Human Biology I: Basic Principles   Instructor: Dr. Scott Moody -- Athens Campus

BIOS 103	Call #55076	(5 credits)	$1460 Ohio resident
			$2935 Nonresident

Undergrad. Designed for nonmajors. Humans as biological organisms: our origins, ecology, and inheritance; and functioning of our body systems.

*** Human Biology I: Basic Principles   Instructor: Karen Mammone -- Athens Campus

BIOS 103	Call #55086	(5 credits)	$1460 Ohio resident
			$2935 Nonresident

Undergrad. Designed for nonmajors. Humans as biological organisms: our origins, ecology, and inheritance; and functioning of our body systems.

*** Conservation and Biodiversity   Instructor: Molly Gurien -- Athens Campus

BIOS 220	Call #55087	(4 credits)	$1132 Ohio resident
			$2312 Nonresident

Undergrad. For nonmajors. Introduces the student to the modern field of conservation biology and the role of genetics, ecology, life history, and biogeography in the preservation and maintenance of biodiversity. Case studies of endangered animal and plant species will be highlighted. Credit not allowed for both BIOS 220 and 481.

Concepts of Marketing  Instructor: Dr. Christi Simmons -- Chillicothe Campus

BMT 140	Call #66030	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Introduction to problems of manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers as they relate to modern marketing, market, and product.

*** Introduction to Business Computing  Instructor: Rebecca Petty -- Lancaster Campus

BMT 200	Call #76020/76290	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Focuses on PC-based applications used in business and industry, such as word processing, spreadsheets, databases, and presentation packages. Computer lab setting.

*** Business Report Writing  Instructor: Karen Watts -- Lancaster Campus

BMT 260	Call #76022/76291	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisites: TIER 1 ENG & not BUS ADMIN MAJOR. Practice in planning and writing effective business letters, memoranda, and reports. 

Computer Applications for Management  Instructor: Rebecca Petty -- Lancaster Campus

BMT 288	Call #76024	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisites: BMT 275. Utilizes integrated software package skills acquired in 200 and in comprehensive case-studies approach in business. Spreadsheet, data base management, word processing, and graphics applications used to create comprehensive business report that ties together overall curriculum. 

Fundamentals of Public Speaking  Instructor: Dr. Susan Silcott -- Zanesville Campus

COMS 103	Call #86315	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Principles of public speaking, practice in presenting informative and persuasive speeches with emphasis on communicative process.

Introduction to Organizational Communication  Instructor: Dr. Rita Ng -- Zanesville Campus

COMS 245	Call #86053	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisites: COMS 234 or C or better in 235. Analysis of traditional and contemporary theories of communication in context of modern complex organizations (government, industry, education, etc.). Consideration and explication of such pertinent concepts and variables as message, channel, networks, information, information flow, communication climate, communication audit, etc.

Empirical Research Applications in Communication  Instructor: Jason Wrench -- Eastern Campus

COMS 301	Call #60022	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: MATH 113 or higher & NOT PSY 221 or QBA 201 or MATH 251. Provides undergraduates with principles and basic skills necessary to criticize research literature; develops minimal proficiencies in structuring designs basic to descriptive and experimental studies, including data collection, analysis, and presentation techniques in communication research.

Information Diffusion   Instructor: Dr. Sarah Mahan-Hays -- Eastern Campus

COMS 310	Call #60023	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: Sophomore or Junior or Senior Standing. This course provides an understanding of information diffusion theory, which seeks to explain the process through which new ideas (innovations) spread over time via communication channels among the members of a social system. It especially emphasizes the relevance, practicality, and usefulness of diffusion theory in interpersonal, group, organizational, and mass communication settings, with an emphasis in areas of public education, health, and policy. The course focuses on factors that speed or hinder innovations and the critical points of interface between information dissemination systems and end users.

Cross Cultural Communication  Instructor: Dr. Sheida Shirvani -- Zanesville Campus

COMS 410	Call #86053/86332	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: Junior or Senior. Analysis of processes and problems of communication as affected by national cultures; effects of differences in language, values, meaning, perception, and thought.

Introduction to Computers  Instructor Dr. Da Zhang -- Lancaster Campus

CTCH 125	Call #76056/76057/76258/76288	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Introduces productivity software within the framework of business applications. Involves hands-on assignments including Windows, word processing, spreadsheets, presentation graphics, the Internet, and email.

Introduction to Computers  Instructor: Gloria Heine -- Zanesville Campus

CTCH 125	Call #86064/86065	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: C or better in MATH 101. Introduces productivity software within the framework of business applications. Involves hands-on assignments including Windows, word processing, spreadsheets, presentation graphics, the Internet, and e-mail.

Introduction to Computers  Instructor: Michael Kelley -- Lancaster Campus

CTCH 125	Call #76255	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: C or better in MATH 101. Introduces productivity software within the framework of business applications. Involves hands-on assignments including Windows, word processing, spreadsheets, presentation graphics, the Internet, and e-mail.

Network Concepts  Instructor: Dr. Da Zhang -- Lancaster Campus

CTCH 160	Call #76059	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: MATH 101 or higher placement. Concepts and principles of business data communications are explored. Topics include communication media and equipment, data transmission, protocols, networks, and network management.

Programming and Design II  Instructor: Christine Wolfe -- Lancaster Campus

CTCH 233	Call #76061	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: C OR BETTER IN CTCH 133. Continuation of 133 with emphasis on array handling and file processing.

Systems Analysis II  Instructor: Christine Wolfe -- Lancaster Campus

CTCH 291B	Call #76063	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: C OR BETTER IN CTCH 291A. Continuation of 291A with emphasis on designing and implementing information systems, along with testing and maintenance.

Principles of Microeconomics (2S)  Instructor: Dr. Doug Adie -- Athens Campus

ECON 103	Call #55072	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Basic theory and economic analysis of prices, markets, production, wages, interest, rent, and profits. Analysis of how the capitalistic system determines what, how, and for whom to produce.

Principles of Macroeconomics (2S)  Instructor: Dr. Doug Adie -- Athens Campus

ECON 104	Call #55073	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Basic theory of national income analysis. Causes of unemployment and inflation. Monetary and fiscal policies of the federal government.

Managerial Economics  Instructor: Dr. Doug Adie -- Athens Campus

ECON 305	Call #07298	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: ECON 103 & MATH 163A & (PSY 120 OR 121 OR 221 OR QBA 201). Analysis of decision-making in enterprise; market environment; measurement of influence of policy and nonpolicy variables on sales and costs; sales, cost, and profit forecasting; and empirical studies of market structure and pricing. Includes regression analysis.

Money and Banking  Instructor: James Hoefler -- Zanesville Campus

ECON 360	Call #860816	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: ECON 104. Role of money and banking system in determination of national income and output. Monetary theory and policy emphasized.

Human Relations  Instructor: Dr. Tom Shostak -- Athens Campus

EDCE 410	Call #55059	(3 credits)	$876 Ohio resident
			$1761 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: Junior. Study and practice of developing healthy and mutually satisfying interpersonal relationships. Lecture and discussion groups focus on dynamics of human relationships, factors fostering effective interaction, and significance of self concept in human communication. Topical headings include value classification, games people play, self disclosure and trust, conflict resolution, sexuality, prejudice, death and dying, multicultural education, sexism, constructive use of anger, etc.

Cybercrimes against Children  Instructor: Dr. Donald Poffenberger -- Eastern Campus

EDCT 592G	Call #81185	(3 credits)	$1089 Ohio resident less than 96 hours
			$2082 nonresident less than 96 hours

Grad.

Developmental Reading  Instructor: Dr. Jan Schmittauer -- Chillicothe Campus

EDTE 325	Call #66091	(5 credits)	$695 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$765 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1350 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1485 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: EDTE 220 & advance standing in education. Provides preparation for teaching of developmental reading in the middle school. The course emphasizes a literature-centered approach to the teaching of reading and emphasizes the development of proficient reading through a stage model of reading. Text and supplementary readings, lecture, demonstration, discussion, multimedia resources, observations and participation in schools, and projects for practical competence are all part of the class procedures.

American Revolution  Instructor: Kathie Chini & Diane Burkhart -- Eastern Campus

EDTE 492B/592B	Call #60191/81168	(3 credits)	$402 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$432 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$522 nonresident less than 96 hours	$552 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad or Grad.

Ohio History  Instructor: Kathie Chini & Diane Burkhart -- Eastern Campus

EDTE 492M/592M	Call #60192/81169	(3 credits)	$402 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$432 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$522 nonresident less than 96 hours	$552 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad or Grad.

Link Literature to Math   Instructor: Angela Bentley -- Eastern Campus

EDTE 592D	Call #81137	(3 credits)	$1089 Ohio resident less than 96 hours
			$2082 nonresident less than 96 hours

Grad.

*** Maximizing a Substitute Teacher's Effectiveness in the Classroom  Instructor: Aleta Polley -- Athens Campus
Jan 4-22; NEW CALL number!

EDTE 592M	Call # 56850/56852	(1 credits)	$387 Ohio resident
			$718 Nonresident

Grad. Designed to provide practicing teachers and other instructional personnel with short courses, workshops, and summer institutes directed toward their identified needs. Areas of concentration are: (A) Language Arts, (B) Social Studies, (C) Science, (D) Mathematics, (E) Reading, (F) Kindergarten, (G) Individualizing Instruction, (H) Team Teaching, (I) Interaction Analysis, (J) Developing Behavioral Objectives, (K) Curriculum Development, (L) Interdisciplinary Topics, (M) Special Topics, (N) Special Education Topics, (O) Supervision of Instruction.

*** Teacher Code of Conduct  Instructor: Aleta Polley -- Athens Campus
Jan 4-22; NEW CALL number!

EDTE 592M	Call # 56851/56853	(1 credits)	$387 Ohio resident
			$718 Nonresident

Grad. Designed to provide practicing teachers and other instructional personnel with short courses, workshops, and summer institutes directed toward their identified needs. Areas of concentration are: (A) Language Arts, (B) Social Studies, (C) Science, (D) Mathematics, (E) Reading, (F) Kindergarten, (G) Individualizing Instruction, (H) Team Teaching, (I) Interaction Analysis, (J) Developing Behavioral Objectives, (K) Curriculum Development, (L) Interdisciplinary Topics, (M) Special Topics, (N) Special Education Topics, (O) Supervision of Instruction.

Introduction to Literature  Instructor: Dr. Audrey Lapointe -- Eastern Campus

ENG 200	Call #60049	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: One course above ENG 150. Approaches to reading and interpreting fiction, poetry, and drama using skills, techniques, and language of interpretation. Intended for nonmajors.

Critical Approaches to Drama  Instructor: Dr. Jan Schmittauer -- Chillicothe Campus

ENG 203	Call #66106	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. For nonmajors. Close textual analysis of drama, development of critical vocabulary, and introduction to the variety of current methods of responding to literature.

African American Literature from 1950 to the Present  Instructor: Dr. Jan Schmittauer -- Chillicothe Campus

ENG 339	Call #66109	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: 1 course above ENG 150. Will study authors, works, genres, and topics in African American literature from the middle of the twentieth century to the present.

Introduction to Film Genres  Instructor: Jay Morris -- Eastern Campus

FILM 203	Call #60055	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: SOPH, JR, or SR. Special topics in film styles, genres, movements, and forms. Weekly screenings.

Physical Geography (2N)  Instructor: Brian Wilson -- Zanesville Campus

GEOG 101	Call #86114	(5 credits)	$695 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$765 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1350 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1485 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Systematic survey of temperature, precipitation, atmospheric and oceanic circulation, and global systems of climate, soils, natural vegetation, and landforms.

Human Geography   Instructor: Dr. Nancy Bain -- Athens Campus

GEOG 121	Call #07306	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Examination of spatial dimensions of culture, emphasizing patterns of selected cultural elements--language, religion, population, settlement, political and economic landscapes, and human/environment interactions.

Human Geography (2S)  Instructor: Dr. James Newton -- Eastern Campus

GEOG 121	Call #60058	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Examination of spatial dimensions of culture, emphasizing patterns of selected cultural elements--language, religion, population, settlement, political and economic landscapes, and human/environment interactions.

World Regional Geography: Industrial World (2S)  Instructor: Dr. David Brooks -- Eastern Campus

GEOG 132	Call #60059	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: Not GEOG 141. Survey of selected geographic themes: development; people and resources; human and physical environments; and cultural patterns in Anglo-America, Western and Eastern Europe, the former USSR, Japan, and Australia.

Geography of the United States and Canada  Instructor: Dr. James Newton -- Eastern Campus

GEOG 234	Call #60062	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Regional survey of North America, including topical treatment of physical and cultural elements and intensive study of smaller regions.

*** Revolutionary Britain, 1603-1689  Instructor: Dr. Robert Ingram -- Athens Campus

HIST 390B	Call #55084	(4 credits)	$1132 Ohio resident
			$2312 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisites: SOPH or JR or SR. England in 17th century: constitutional crisis of Stuart period, republican experiment under Cromwell, and major cultural and economic developments.

*** Graduate Survey of US History, 1607-1877  Instructor: Dr. David Castle -- Eastern Campus

HIST 519A	Call # 81186/ 81192/ 81193/ 81194/ 81195	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Grad.

Alcohol, Tobacco, Drugs   Instructor: Dr. Judith Fahey -- Athens Campus

HLTH 204	Call #55060	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Presents basic pharmacology and toxicology of common drugs, alcohol, and tobacco and consequences of their abuse.

Medical Terminology  Instructor: Dr. Judith Fahey -- Athens Campus

HLTH 230	Call #55061	(2 credits)	$584 Ohio resident
			$1174 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisites: BIOS 103 or 170. Medical terms associated with body systems, disease processes, laboratory tests, and clinical procedures commonly found in the health care setting. Emphasis on the development of appropriate administrative policies and procedures based on selective disease processes.

*** Family and Consumer Health  Instructor: Tania Basta -- Athens Campus

HLTH 270	Call #07818	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Covers consumer health issues, health quackery, purchasing health products and services, alternative health care, and marketing strategies. Regional practices within the U.S. will be discussed.

Health Aspects of Aging  Instructor: Dr. Gari Lesnoff-Caravaglia -- Athens Campus

HLTH 290	Call #07409	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Theories of aging involving changes in structure and performance. Emphasis on normal aging changes, mental changes, mental health, health promotion, and community health.

Program Evaluation and Assessment in Health Care  Instructor: Dr. Anthony Sallar -- Athens Campus

HLTH 610	Call #07690	(5 credits)	$1415 Ohio resident
			$2890 Nonresident

Grad. Prerequisites:PSY 520. Introduces students to the activities of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting information so that they understand the program evaluation process. Includes a study of the resources needed to make assessments of and determine the need for, implementation of, and effectiveness/efficiency of intervention efforts in improving health care services.

HIV/AIDS in Africa  Instructor: Dr. Anthony Sallar -- Athens Campus

HLTH 617	Call #07691	(4 credits)	$1132 Ohio resident
			$2312 Nonresident

Grad. Examination of contemporary pandemic HIV/AIDS and the opportunistic infections as they effect morbidity and mortality rates in Africa and the complex interwoven factors underlying control and prevention, social concerns, and policy implications in African cultures.

Introduction to Communication Disorders  Instructor: Beula Magimairaj -- Athens Campus

HSLS 108	Call #55051	(5 credits)	$1460 Ohio resident
			$2935 Nonresident

Undergrad. Introduction to the field of human communication disorders, including disorders of hearing, speech, and language.

Aural Rehabilitation  Instructor: Dr. Rebecca Meier -- Athens Campus

HSLS 471/571	Call #07307/07308	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad or Grad . Differential diagnosis of children with suspected auditory disorders. Basic remedial procedures employed with hearing disabled. Practice in planning lessons in speech reading and auditory training.

*** Disorders of Fluency  Instructor: Dr. Richard Dean -- Athens Campus

HSLS 617	Call #55083	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad or Grad . Differential diagnosis of children with suspected auditory disorders. Basic remedial procedures employed with hearing disabled. Practice in planning lessons in speech reading and auditory training.

*** Introduction to the Arts: Arts in Context  Instructor: Jo Sager -- Chillicothe Campus

IART 117	Call # 66151	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Designed to develop and increase the perceptual skills of students in the arts through an examination of subject, matter, form, and content in each art by means of a critical method of analysis. Painting, sculpture, architecture, literature, and music are covered. Opportunities for participation with the arts through lectures, technical demonstrations, campus field trips, and small-group discussions.

Machine Repair I  Instructor: Zale Maxwell -- Lancaster Campus

IMT 150	Call #76156	(3 credits)	$417 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$459 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$810 nonresident less than 96 hours	$891 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. The study of basic machine components used to build industrial machinery. Topics include gears and gear boxes, drivers, clutches, brakes, chains, couplings, and others. This course includes a hands-on laboratory experience providing the student with the necessary skills to repair or replace these components in various types of machinery.

Process Control  Instructor: Zale Maxwell -- Lancaster Campus

IMT 263	Call #76158	(3 credits)	$417 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$459 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$810 nonresident less than 96 hours	$891 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisites: TIER 1 MATH & NOT MMT 263. Analysis of basic principles of quality control, including frequency distribution, sampling inspection, and charts and gauges related to inspection. Field trips part of lab activity.

Introduction to Mass Communication  Instructor: Cheri Russo -- Lancaster Campus

JOUR 105	Call #76160	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisites: No credit if JOUR 101 or TCOM 105. All forms of mass communication, including newspapers, magazines, radio-television, book publishing, public relations, advertising, and photojournalism. Begins with analysis of communication process and ends with media career opportunities.

Precision Language for Journalists  Instructor: Cheri Russo -- Lancaster Campus

JOUR 133	Call #66158	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: NOT JOUR 133A. Intensive in grammar, punctuation, syntax, and usage in contexts designed especially for future journalists. Extensive attention to media examples. No credit if 133A. Either 133 or 133A satisfies journalism core requirement.

Radio Broadcast News  Instructor: Cheri Russo -- Lancaster Campus

JOUR 350	Call #86167	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: JOUR (231 or 231A) & 233. Development of writing and reporting skills for digital radio news.

Cybernetics and Principles of Information Competency  Instructor: Todd Hurley -- Chillicothe Campus

LET 215	Call #66159	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisites: Not LET 210. Examination of the application and use of computer and/or automated systems for rapid storage and retrieval of information. Students will explore the types of electronic data processing systems and their compatibility with contemporary police operations. Students are introduced to the five Information Competency Principles to develop the skills necessary to achieve information competency. Students will apply information competency to criminal justice research developing skills through library research, practice in MLA and APA documentation.

Correctional Management & Supervision  Instructor: Ronald Edwards -- Chillicothe Campus

LET 225	Call #66160	(3 credits)	$417 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$459 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$810 nonresident less than 96 hours	$891 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Provide a detailed discussion of management and supervision within the corrections environment, including the nature of corrections supervision, basic management functions, performance appraisals, dealing with problem employees, and decision making.

Introduction to Probation & Parole  Instructor: Trent Patterson -- Chillicothe Campus

LET 235	Call #66342	(3 credits)	$417 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$459 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$810 nonresident less than 96 hours	$891 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Introduces the principles of probation and parole in the contemporary criminal justice system, including such topics as juvenile justice, court administration, pre-sentence investigations, theories of rehabilitation, and future issues in probation and parole.

*** Algebra  Instructor: Mai Tran -- Athens Campus

MATH 113	Call #55085	(5 credits)	$1415 Ohio resident
			$2890 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: MATH 101 OR 102 OR MATH PLACEMENT LEVEL 1 OR HIGHER. Topics in algebra including functions, linear equations and systems, polynomials, rational and radical expressions, quadratic equations, exponential and logarithmic functions, and inequalities. Graphing calculators are employed. No credit to those with credit for 117 or 263A.

Pre-Calculus  Instructor: Richard Sandy -- Chillicothe Campus

MATH 115	Call #66282	(5 credits)	$695 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$765 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1350 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1485 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: MATH 113 or Math placement level 2 or higher. Graphs, inverses, and operations of functions. Study of polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions. Additional topics from trigonometry and analytic geometry. Recommended only for students intending to enroll in the 263 calculus sequence.

Introduction to Calculus (2N)  Instructor: Mai Tran -- Athens Campus

MATH 163A	Call #55079	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: (MATH 113 or placement level2 or higher) & (Not MATH 263A or 266A). Presents a survey of basic concepts of calculus. For students who want an introduction to calculus, but do not need the depth of 263A-B-C. Note: Students cannot earn credit for both 163A and either 263A or 266A.

Introduction to Calculus (2N)  Instructor: Jane Els -- Athens Campus

MATH 163A	Call #55080	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: (MATH 113 OR PLACEMENT LEVEL 2 OR HIGHER) & (NOT MATH 263A OR 266A). Presents a survey of basic concepts of calculus. For students who want an introduction to calculus, but do not need the depth of 263A-B-C. Note: Students cannot earn credit for both 163A and either 263A or 266A.

Introduction to Information Analysis and Design  Instructor: Lauren Kenyo -- Athens Campus

MIS 201B	Call #05143/05144/05145	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. This course introduces students to the systems development life cycle in the contest of preparing effective information designs to help solve business problems. Students critically analyze business problems and develop high quality information designs that inform and support management decisions using personal computer software tools.

Introduction to Information Analysis and Design  Instructor: Lauren Kenyo -- Lancaster Campus

MIS 201B	Call #76285	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. This course introduces students to effective information designs that help managers make business decisions. Students analyze business problems and develop solutions that support management decisions using personal computer software tools-primarily spreadsheets and graphic design software.

Introduction to Information Analysis and Design  Instructor: Lauren Kenyo -- Zanesville Campus

MIS 201B	Call #86324	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. This course introduces students to effective information designs that help managers make business decisions. Students analyze business problems and develop solutions that support management decisions using personal computer software tools-primarily spreadsheets and graphic design software.

Introduction to Information Analysis and Design  Instructor: Lauren Kenyo -- Southern Campus

MIS 201B	Call #71267	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. This course introduces students to effective information designs that help managers make business decisions. Students analyze business problems and develop solutions that support management decisions using personal computer software tools-primarily spreadsheets and graphic design software.

Marketing Principles   Instructor: Dr. Ashok Gupta -- Athens Campus

MKT 202	Call #55057	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad or Grad. Prerequisite: Sophomore. This course provides a broad understanding of marketing activities, decisions, and terms with an emphasis on the practices and problems of marketing managers and the analysis of the marketing environment.

Exploring Musical Styles (2H)  Instructor: Charles Savage -- Zanesville Campus

MUS 120	Call #86190	(3 credits)	$417 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$459 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$810 nonresident less than 96 hours	$891 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: nonmusic major. Development of listening skills for understanding elements of musical style in historical perspective and significance of music as fine art.

Medical Terminology  Instructor: Dr. Deborah Henderson -- Zanesville Campus

NURS 290M	Call #86212	(3 credits)	$417 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$459 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$810 nonresident less than 96 hours	$891 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Series of elective short courses for nursing students at OU-Zanesville. RNs and allied health professionals from the local area may enroll.

Current Issues in Nursing   Instructor: Vicki Sharrer -- Zanesville Campus

NURS 290Z	Call #86215	(3 credits)	$417 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$459 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$810 nonresident less than 96 hours	$891 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: Any final quarter nursing student preparing to graduate or by instructor permission. Series of elective short courses for nursing students at OU-Zanesville. RNs and allied health professionals from the local area may enroll. The theoretical component of this course will reinforce and complement prior knowledge gained in the nursing curriculum. Students will utilize the nursing process and critical thinking skills to review previously learned nursing concepts.  Completion of the course will assist students to further prepare for NCLEX.

Introduction to Coaching  Instructor: Steve Call -- Southern Campus

PESS 212	Call #71262	(3 credits)	$402 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$432 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$522 nonresident less than 96 hours	$552 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisites: SOPH or JR or SR. Presents an overview of the multiple components involved in coaching individual athletes and athletic teams. Designed for those interested in coaching at the youth, interscholastic, or intercollegiate levels. Focuses on both theory and practical application, and any sport coaching interest is accommodated.

Fundamentals of Philosophy (2H)   Instructor: Dr. H. Gene Blocker -- Athens Campus

PHIL 101	Call #55062	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Survey of selected basic problems, concepts, and methods in philosophy.

Introduction to Ethics (2H)   Instructor: Dr. H. Gene Blocker -- Athens Campus

PHIL 130	Call #55063	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Discussion of classic and/or modern philosophical views of human values, ideals, and morality. Provides introductory survey of some main problems, concepts, and results of ethics including selected philosophers of past and present.

Philosophy of Art  Instructor: Dr. H. Gene Blocker -- Athens Campus

PHIL 232	Call #55064	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Conceptual analysis of common assumptions, attitudes, theories, and ideas about arts, their criticism, and appreciation.

Social and Political Philosophy (2H)  Instructor: Dr. Mark Lebar -- Athens Campus

PHIL 240	Call #55052	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Introduction to major philosophical theories concerning nature of social and political communities including those offered by Plato, Aquinas, Hobbes, Locke, Mill, and Rawls. Consideration of some significant specialized problems in social and political theory including distributive justice, civil disobedience, liberty, punishment, etc.

Philosophy of Sex and Love  Instructor Dr. Alfred Lent -- Athens Campus

PHIL 332	Call #55081/55082	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: Junior standing. Philosophical and evaluative investigation into subject of sexual love and Western morality. Topics include roles and relations between sexes, abortion, monogamy, sexual perversion, homosexuality, promiscuity, adultery, semantics of sex, etc.

Professional Communication  Instructor: Dr. Steve Flaherty -- Southern Campus

PRCM 325J	Call #71309	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisites: TIER I ENG & (JR or SR). Provides opportunities to practice and improve written and spoken communication skills, both individual and collaborative, which are appropriate for career success. Utilizes strategic managerial communication skills in analyzing business problems or situations and choosing the appropriate communication processes, products, or events to meet organizational needs.

General Psychology (2S)  Instructor: Dr. Dan Lassiter -- Athens Campus

PSY 101	Call #55053	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: tier math placement level I or MATH 101 or MATH 102. Intro to research methodology and descriptive and inferential statistics, emphasizing the development of practical reasoning skills necessary for the comprehension and critical evaluation of statistical information typically encountered in everyday life.

General Psychology (2S)  Instructor: Cindy Matyi -- Chillicothe Campus

PSY 101	Call #66232	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: tier math placement level I or MATH 101 or MATH 102. Intro to research methodology and descriptive and inferential statistics, emphasizing the development of practical reasoning skills necessary for the comprehension and critical evaluation of statistical information typically encountered in everyday life.

Elementary Statistical Reasoning (1M)  Instructor: Dr. Jim Casebolt -- Eastern Campus

PSY 120	Call #60149	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisite: (MATH 101 or 102 or placement level 1 or higher) & (Not PSY 121 or 221 or MATH 250 or 251 or QBA 201). Introduction to research methodology and descriptive and inferential statistics, emphasizing the development of practical reasoning skills necessary for the comprehension and critical evaluation of statistical information typically encountered in everyday life. No credit for both 120 and any of the following: MATH 250, MATH 250B, MATH 251, PSY 121. No credit if already credit for PSY 221 or QBA 201; no credit toward psychology major.

Elementary Statistical Reasoning (1M)  Instructor: Dr. Craig McCarthy -- Athens Campus

PSY 120	Call #55065/55065	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: (MATH 101 or 102 or placement level 1 or higher) & (Not PSY 121 or 221 or MATH 250 or 251 or QBA 201). Introduction to research methodology and descriptive and inferential statistics, emphasizing the development of practical reasoning skills necessary for the comprehension and critical evaluation of statistical information typically encountered in everyday life. No credit for both 120 and any of the following: MATH 250, MATH 250B, MATH 251, PSY 121. No credit if already credit for PSY 221 or QBA 201; no credit toward psychology major.

Statistics for Behavioral Science (1M)  Instructor: Dr. James Bruning -- Athens Campus

PSY 221	Call #55067/55068	(5 credits)	$1460 Ohio resident
			$2935 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: No credit for both 221 and any of the following: MATH 251, PSY 121, QBA 201, COMS 301, ECON 381. Introduction to descriptive and inferential statistics with emphasis on inferential statistics.

Educational Psychology    Instructor: Dr. Susan Tice-Alicke -- Athens Campus

PSY 275	Call #55069	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: PSY 101 & (not EDCI 275). Applications of psychological theories and models to educational settings (emphasis on schools). Major topics include goals of education; cognitive, social, and affective development in children; cognitive and behavioral models of learning; motivation; individual differences; effects of social class, ethnicity, gender, and cultural deprivation on learning and development; tests and evaluation. Emphasis is on the role of teachers and parents as facilitators of learning and development. No credit awarded if EDCI 275 has been taken.

Social Psychology (2S)  Instructor: Dr. Dan Lassiter -- Athens Campus

PSY 336	Call #55054	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: tier math placement level I or MATH 101 or MATH 102. Intro to research methodology and descriptive and inferential statistics, emphasizing the development of practical reasoning skills necessary for the comprehension and critical evaluation of statistical information typically encountered in everyday life.

Introduction to Sociology  Instructor: Dr. Jim Taylor -- Zanesville Campus

SOC 101	Call #86272	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Nature of human society and factors affecting its development. Fundamental concepts of sociology: culture, personality, socialization, social organization, groups, institutions.

Criminal Justice   Instructor: Dr. Jim Taylor -- Zanesville Campus

SOC 260	Call #86273	(4 credits)	$556 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$612 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$1080 nonresident less than 96 hours	$1188 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisites: SOC 101. Examination of structures and decision processes of agencies that deal with crime and criminal offenders. An emphasis is placed on how practice is based on politically derived public policies, and how sociology can be used to analyze the practice of these agencies. Topics include criminal law, policing, court systems, sentencing, and corrections.

The Literacy Crisis: Origins and Effects  Instructor: Dr. Tom Flynn -- Eastern Campus

T3 407L	Call #60169	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisites: SR ONLY. Attempts to answer whether the literacy skills acquired by students in schools in the United States are adequate to the demands made by industry and society.and whether the legislative and educational reforms designed to raise those levels likely to succeed or fail.

Art & Morality   Instructor: Dr. Vladimir Marchenkov -- Athens Campus

T3 464F	Call #55071	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: Senior only. Involves discussion of art, literature, film, contemporary poetry, and philosophy in order to explore the tensions and intricate relations between art and morality.

Sports Aesthetics   Instructor: Dr. Edward T Cook -- Athens Campus

T3 470B	Call #57020	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: Senior only. An analysis of the aesthetic in sport by viewing various works of art when sport serves as the subject of the artist and by observing sport when sport is the medium for creating aesthetic expression.

Self, Aging, and Society   Instructor: Dr. Gari Lesnoff-Caravaglia -- Athens Campus

T3 472A	Call #07428	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: Senior Only & (1 course in SOC or PSY or HCCF). Interrelates knowledge of aging, modes of thought, and values to one another and to practical problems in life, society and culture, and world of work. Focuses primarily on biological, psychological, sociological, health care, and public policy aspects of gerontology. Designed to analyze in an interdisciplinary way basic assumptions of aging, process of theory construction, interrelationship of theory and research, procedures of empirical investigation, implications of older age structure for American society, and problems of aged in American society.

Women and Leadership  Instructor: Dr. Shirley Slater -- Athens Campus

T3 472C	Call #55058	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: SR ONLY & (PSY 101 OR SOC 101). Analysis of women in leadership roles in relation to historical, sociological, psychological, and economic perspectives. Strategies for developing leadership skills integrated throughout the course.

Thanatology   Instructor: Dr. Gari Lesnoff-Caravaglia -- Athens Campus

T3 472D	Call #55055	(4 credits)	$1168 Ohio resident
			$2348 Nonresident

Undergrad. Prerequisite: Sr ONLY & SOC 101 or PSY 101. Synthesizes components inherent in current philosophical and religious views and beliefs, psychological and clinical dimensions, sociological factors, and ethical and moral issues of death in context of defining and coping with death.

Introduction Technical & Applied Studies  Instructor: Dr. Kuruvilla Zachariah -- Eastern Campus

TAS 301	Call #60162	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. This course will introduce technical associate degree holders to professional studies through an examination of program requirements and goals. The historical overview of the development of various technologies and their influence on Western Civilization will lead to the consideration of the nature of technology and its many societal functions. Within that historical and theoretical context, students will be introduced to various management technologies and theories of leadership, and will be required to assess their own individual beliefs and skills.

Research for Technical and Applied Studies  Instructor: Dr. Jed W. Utsinger -- Southern Campus

TAS 321	Call #71187	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hrs	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hrs
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hrs	$736 nonresident more than 96 hrs

Undergrad. Prerequisites: TAS 301 & (PSY 120 or 221 or QBA 201 or MATH 250 or 251) & no credit if (PSY 226 or SOC 351). This course emphasizes both an understanding of research methods and the development of the critical skills necessary to interpret and to convey research results. In addition to analyzing research methods, the students will examine current technological applications designed to aid the conduct and evaluation of research. Students will analyze research projects in areas of related interest.

Technical and Applied Studies Capstone Seminar  Instructor: Dr. Warren Galbreath -- Eastern Campus

TAS 451	Call #60164	(4 credits)	$536 Ohio resident less than 96 hours	$576 Ohio resident more than 96 hours
			$696 nonresident less than 96 hours	$736 nonresident more than 96 hours

Undergrad. Prerequisites: TAS 301 & 321 & 30 HRS TAS & SR. A capstone for the BTAS degree, this course requires integration and application of professional knowledge, skills, and technologies in order to complete a professional project for a business, industry, or community organization.