May 25, 2024

2022-2023 Catalogue

2022-2023 Catalogue [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Course Descriptions

Numbering of Courses

A hyphenated course (e.g. 101-102) is one that continues throughout the year, the second semester of which has as a prerequisite the first semester. A non-hyphenated course (e.g. 101, 102) is one that continues throughout the year, the second semester of which does not have as a prerequisite the first semester.

Generally, first semester courses are represented by odd numbers; second semester by even numbers.

Offering of Courses

Belhaven University reserves the right to cancel any course for which there is an enrollment of fewer than five students.

Credit hours are indicated in parentheses following course titles.

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Note: Below are listings of all courses offered in the adult studies programs at Belhaven University; however, not all of these courses are offered at each campus.

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Biblical Studies
	BIB 450 - Biblical Studies Capstone (3) UG Capstone course for Biblical Studies which consists of 50 hours of supervised ministry internship, site visitation of various ministries, resume preparation, and assessment of career vocation and calling. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIB-335 Previous Enrollment Required, BIB 341 Previous Enrollment Required, BIB-344 Previous Enrollment Required, BIB 375 Previous Enrollment Required, BIB 375 Previous Enrollment Required, BIB-385 Previous Enrollment Required, BIB-395 Previous Enrollment Required, BIB-470 Previous Enrollment Required
	BIB 499 - Special Topics (1-3) UG Department Chair Update Audits Not Allowed Crs Var Cred Increment: 1
	BIB 600 - Biblical Theology (3) GR This course investigates themes of the Kingdom of God and God’s covenants from a biblical-theological perspective. Audits Not Allowed
	BIB 604 - Hermeneutics (3) GR This course focuses on the historical-grammatical interpretation of Scripture. Emphasis is placed on understanding the original, intended meaning of Scripture in its canonical context as the basis upon which to make appropriate, practical modern application. Audits Not Allowed
	BIB 620 - Old Testament: Pentateuch (3) GR This course explores the Old Testament books of Genesis through Deuteronomy including creation, fall, and covenant promises. Audits Not Allowed
	BIB 624 - Old Testament: Historical Books (3) GR This course investigates the Old Testament Historical books of Joshua, 1 Samuel, and 2 Samuel. Attention is given to the fulfillment of God’s covenant promises in the conquest of Canaan and to the establishment of kinship in Israel. Audits Not Allowed
	BIB 628 - Old Testament: Prophetic Books (3) GR This course looks at the role of prophecy in the Bible by surveying the major genres used by prophets in the covenant community. By engaging historical, theological and literary perspectives, this course outlines a responsible method of interpreting and applying the prophetical books in the life of the Christian church. Audits Not Allowed
	BIB 630 - New Testament: Gospels and Acts (3) GR The first four books of the New Testament, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, are commonly known as “the Gospels.” These books explain the life and ministry of Jesus, and are the basis for most of the distinctive doctrines of Christianity. The book of Acts orients students to the ministries of Jesus’ earliest witnesses, the Apostles. Setting their work in historical context, this course also examines the theological and missiological challenges of forming a new social body comprised of Jews and Gentiles together, who worship Jesus the Messiah and bear witness to his rule over all nations. Audits Not Allowed
	BIB 634 - New Testament: Paul and His Letters (3) GR Paul passionately proclaimed the good news of individual salvation in Jesus Christ. But this wasn’t the heart of Paul’s gospel. According to Paul, salvation is not merely about individuals being saved from the wrath of God. Rather, the gospel is about the triumph of Jesus Christ and the kingdom of God. It is about God redeeming and recreating the heavens and the earth through Jesus Christ, and about our participation in that renewed world. Audits Not Allowed
	BIB 638 - New Testament: Hebrews to Revelation (3) GR This course orients students to the spread of Christianity from the imperial center of Rome to its eastern edges in Asia Minor. Set in the historical context of the rupture with the synagogue and the growing strength of the imperial cult, the general epistles of the New Testament and the Book of Revelation address the reappropriation of Israel’s Scriptures in the church and growing persecution for pursuing a unique social identity as the body of Christ. This course examines this challenge to Christian identity in its historical context through the unique lenses of apostolic sermons, letters and prophetic vision to equip students to appropriate these apostolic resources to shape Christian identity today. Audits Not Allowed
	BIB 640 - Systematic Theology I: Intro to Theology (3) GR This course provides an introduction to the discipline of theology and explores the role that theology should play in life, in the study of Scripture, in the formation of doctrine, and in ministry. Audits Not Allowed
	BIB 644 - Systematic Theology Ii: God & Scripture (3) GR This course explores the biblical doctrines of God and Scripture from a systematic perspective. Topics include God’s nature, God’s attributes, God’s works, God’s eternal plan, and God’s revelation in Scripture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIB 640 Previous Enrollment Required
	BIB 648 - Systematic Theology III: Jesus Christ (3) GR This course explores the biblical doctrine of humanity and the biblical doctrine of the person and work of Jesus Christ from a systematic perspective. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIB 640 Previous Enrollment Required, BIB 644 Previous Enrollment Recommended
	BIB 650 - Sys Theology Iv: the Holy Spirit & Esch (3) GR This course will first examine the biblical doctrine of the person and work of the Holy Spirit from a systematic perspective. Subsequently, the course will examine the doctrine or soteriology, or salvation. Finally, the course will explore the biblical doctrine of eschatology. Specifically, we will consider what the Scriptures teach about the last days, including a variety of challenging topics, such as the afterlife, the general resurrection, and the consummation of Christ’s messianic kingdom in the new heavens and new earth. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIB 640 Previous Enrollment Required, BIB 644 Previous Enrollment Recommended, BIB 648 Previous Enrollment Recommended
	BIB 675 - Master’s Thesis (3) GR Department Chair Update Audits Not Allowed
	GRE 101 - Elementary Greek I (3) UG A study of the grammar and vocabulary of Hellenistic Greek. Primary focus will be on developing reading competency and facility in the Greek New Testament. Offered in alternate academic years. Audits Not Allowed Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	GRE 102 - Elementary Greek II (3) UG A study of the grammar and vocabulary of Hellenistic Greek. Primary focus will be on developing reading competency and facility in the Greek New Testament. Offered in alternate academic years. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ GRE 101 Previous Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Spring Only
	GRE 201 - Intermediate Greek I (3) UG A continuation of the study of the grammar and vocabulary of Hellenistic Greek. Primary focus will be on developing reading competency and facility in the Greek New Testament. Offered only when a sufficient number of students need it. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ GRE 101 Previous Enrollment Required, GRE 102 Previous Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	GRE 202 - Intermediate Greek II (3) UG A continuation of the study of the grammar and vocabulary of Hellenistic Greek. Primary focus will be on developing reading competency and facility in the Greek New Testament. Offered only when a sufficient number of students need it. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ GRE 201 Previous Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Spring Only
Biology Belhaven students may receive credit for biology courses given at the Gulf Coast Research Laboratory at Ocean Springs, Mississippi.
	BIO 105 - General Biology I (3) UG An analytical approach to the study of basic biological processes and principles as designed by the Creator; stress on the common foundation on which all living events are based. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 107 Previous or Concurrent Enrollment Required, Take SCI 125 or SCI 126 or ACT science score of 21+ Previous Enrollment Required Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 106 - General Biology II (3) UG An analytical approach to the study of basic biological processes and principles as designed by the Creator; stress on the common foundation on which all living events are based. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 108 Previous or Concurrent Enrollment Required, Complete SCI 125 or SCI 126 , or BIO 105 and BIO 107 . Previous Enrollment Required Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 107 - General Biology Lab I (1) UG Corresponding lab session for general biology lecture Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 Previous or Concurrent Enrollment Required Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 108 - General Biology Lab II (1) UG Corresponding lab session for general biology lecture Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 106 Previous or Concurrent Enrollment Required Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 125 - Science/Culture II: Life Sciences (4) UG This course is an introduction to issues in Biology as they affect our lives and the natural world. The course will take a problem-based approach as we address issues of health, well-being, biodiversity, the environment, and scientific discovery and will focus on the practical application of this knowledge to our lives and a sustainable society. Audits Not Allowed
	BIO 130 - History of Great Scientific Discoveries (3) UG Audits Not Allowed
	BIO 211 - Botany (3) UG A survey of selected nonvascular and vascular plants. Structure, function and ecological relationships of seed plants. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 212 Concurrent Enrollment Required PRE-REQ REQ or RECOMMENDED: BIO 105 -BIO 106 , and BIO 107 -BIO 108 , or the consent of department chairman and instructor, unless stated otherwise. Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 212 - Botany Lab (1) UG Corresponding lab session for Botany lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 211 Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 230 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I (3) UG A study of cells and tissues, integumentary, skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems. Course is open to students in pre-allied health programs, sport medicine, and dance. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 107 Previous or Concurrent Enrollment Required, BIO 232 Previous or Concurrent Enrollment Required Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 231 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II (3) UG A study of cardiovascular, immune, respiratory, digestive, metabolism, urinary, reproductive, endocrine, development, and inheritance. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 230 & BIO 232 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 233 Concurrent Enrollment Required Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 232 - Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab (1) UG Corresponding lab session for Human Anatomy and Physiology I lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 230 Concurrent Enrollment Required Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 233 - Human Anatomy & Physiology II Lab (1) UG Corresponding lab session for Human Anatomy and Physiology II lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 230 & BIO 232 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 231 Concurrent Enrollment Required Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 265 - Basic Nutrition (3) UG A study of the principles of food composition; diets: emphasis on the macronutrients and micronutrients. Personal diet management. Effect of diet on the human body. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 279 - Microbiology - Non Majors (3) UG An introductory study of clinically important microorganisms: functional anatomy, metabolism, morphology, pathogenicity, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and immunology. Audits Not Allowed
	BIO 280 - Microbiology Lab - Non Majors (1) UG Corresponding lab session for Microbiology lecture. Audits Not Allowed
	BIO 310 - Parasitology (3) UG A survey of the major parasite groups with emphasis on taxonomy, morphology, life history, and epidemiology. The survey will include both experimental and slide laboratories. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 311 Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 311 - Parasitology Lab (1) UG Corresponding lab session for Parasitology lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 310 Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 321 - Neuroscience (3) UG A study of sensory systems, control of movement, learning and memory, planning and executive function, speech, emotions, sleep and biological rhythm. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 322 Concurrent Enrollment Required, Complete BIO 105 , BIO 106 , BIO 107 and BIO 108 . Previous Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 322 - Neuroscience Lab (1) UG Corresponding lab session for Neuroscience lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 321 Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 324 - Physiology (3) UG A study of the functions of the major body systems: nervous, cardiovascular, immune, respiratory, muscular, endocrine, reproductive, excretory, and digestive. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 325 Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 325 - Physiology Lab (1) UG Corresponding lab session for Physiology lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 324 Concurrent Enrollment Required Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 333 - Histology (3) UG A microscopic study of major animal tissues: epithelial, connective, muscular, and nervous. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 334 Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 334 - Histology Lab (1) UG Corresponding lab session for Histology lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 333 Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 336 - Comparative Anatomy of the Vertebrates (3) UG A phylogenetic study of vertebrates; representative species dissected and systematic comparisons made; survey of structure in the major body systems Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 337 Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 337 - Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrate Lab (1) UG Corresponding lab session for Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 336 Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 340 - Vertebrate Embryology (3) UG This course deals with the development of the human, from conception through birth. This includes fertilization, cleavage, blastocyst formation, gastrulation, embryogenesis, and organogenesis. Emphasis will be on the structural changes which occur during these stages. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 341 Concurrent Enrollment Required
	BIO 341 - Vertebrate Embryology Lab (1) UG Corresponding lab session for general Vertebrate Embryology lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 340 Concurrent Enrollment Required
	BIO 342 - Genetics (3) UG A study of the fundamental concepts of classical genetics and its historical development; an introduction to the principles and techniques of modern genetics. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 343 Concurrent Enrollment Required Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 343 - Genetics Lab (1) UG Corresponding lab session for Genetics lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 342 Concurrent Enrollment Required Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 350 - Introduction to Marine Biology (3) UG A study of physical and biological aspects of the marine environment: emphasis on the major habitats and design of organisms for their environment. Survey of the marine phyla. Field trip to Horn Island. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 351 Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 351 - Intro to Marine Biology Lab (1) UG Corrseponding lab session for Marine Biology lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 &BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 350 Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 354 - Quantitative Biology (3) UG An introduction to the tools of biological research. The emphasis is in teaching students to apply quantitative methods to analyze biological data. Students will learn how to use computer simulations, modeling and other computational resources to answer important questions in biology. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 355 Concurrent Enrollment Required Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 355 - Quantitative Biology Lab (1) UG Corrseponding lab session for Quantitative Biology lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 354 Concurrent Enrollment Required Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 362 - Cancer Biology (3) UG Department Chair Update Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ Complete Cell & Molecular Biology I or II, or Biochemistry, or Genetics. Previous Enrollment Required Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 375 - Cell & Molecular Biology I (3) UG A study of morphology and function of the cell; nucleus, RER, ribosomes, and processes including replication, transcription, translation, cell signaling, cancer. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 377 Concurrent Enrollment Required, CHE 111 /CHE 113 , CHE 112 /CHE 114 , CHE 215 , & CHE 216 Previous Enrollment Recommended Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 376 - Cell & Molecular Biology II (3) UG A study of morphology and function of the cell; Golgi, mitochondria, chloroplasts, membranes, cytoskeleton, and processes including transport, respiration, cell cycle, apoptosis. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 378 Concurrent Enrollment Required, Take CHE 111 /CHE 113 , CHE 112 /CHE 114 , CHE 215 , & CHE 216 . Previous Enrollment Recommended Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 377 - Cell & Molecular Biology Lab I (1) UG Corrseponding lab session for Cell & Molecular Biology I lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 375 Concurrent Enrollment Required, Take CHE 111 /CHE 113 , CHE 112 /CHE 114 , CHE 215 , & CHE 216 . Previous Enrollment Recommended Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 378 - Cell & Molecular Biology Lab II (1) UG Corrseponding lab session for Cell & Molecular Biology II lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 376 Concurrent Enrollment Required, Take CHE 111 /CHE 113 , CHE 112 /CHE 114 , CHE 215 . & CHE 216 . Previous Enrollment Recommended Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 379 - Microbiology (3) UG An intermediate level study of microorganisms: morphology, cytology, physiology, immunology, and control; emphasis on the prokaryotes. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 BIO 107 BIO 106 BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 380 Concurrent Enrollment Required Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 380 - Microbiology lab (1) UG Corresponding lab session for Microbiology (for majors) lecture. Audits Not Allowed Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 382 - Ecology (3) UG Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 383 Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 383 - Ecology Lab (1) UG Corrseponding lab session for Ecology lecture. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 382 Previous or Concurrent Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 400 - Special Topics in Modern Biolo (1) UG Required of all senior biology majors. Students will present powerpoint lectures and attend and participate in a series of student and outside speaker presentations. Includes review of recent literature and presentation of current topics in biology. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 401 - Capstone (1) UG Required of all senior biology majors. Themes related to biology and societal issues will be addressed. Educational Testing Service Major Field Test in Biology will be taken as an exit exam and part of this course. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 402 - Selected Topics in Modern Biology (2) UG Required of all senior biology majors. Students will present power-point lectures and attend and participate in a series of student and outside speaker presentations. Includes review of recent literature and presentation of current topics in biology. Educational Testing Service Major Field Test in Biology will be taken as an exit exam and part of this course. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required
	BIO 410 - Immunology (3) UG A study of the molecular and cellular basis of immunity: antibody diversity, B-cells, T-cells, antigen presentation, tolerance, autoimmunity, and transplantation. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ Complete BIO 105 , BIO 106 , BIO 107 and BIO 108 . Previous Enrollment Required, Physiology and Cell & Molecular Biology I and II are recommended pre-requisites. Previous Enrollment Recommended Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 411 - Undergraduate Research (1-2) UG Supervised research and instruction in a biological field of study for one full year of study. Audits Not Allowed Crs Var Cred Increment: 1 Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required Offering Terms Fall Only
	BIO 412 - Undergraduate Research (1-2) UG Supervised research and instruction in a biological field of study for one full year of study. Audits Not Allowed Crs Var Cred Increment: 1 Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required Offering Terms Spring Only
	BIO 413 - Undergraduate Research II (1-2) UG Supervised research and instruction in a biological field of study for one full year of study. Open by request only to junior and senior biology majors. Offered by special arrangement with the chair of the department. Required of all honor students. Audits Not Allowed Crs Var Cred Increment: 1 Type of PRE-REQ Complete BIO 105 and BIO 107 . Previous Enrollment Required, Complete BIO 106 and BIO 108 . Previous Enrollment Required
	BIO 450 - Internship (1-3) UG Department Chair Update Audits Not Allowed Crs Var Cred Increment: 1 Type of PRE-REQ BIO 105 & BIO 107 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 106 & BIO 108 Previous Enrollment Required
Business Economics (ECO) Assistant Professor Jinkiri Sales Management (SMT) Assistant Professor Woods Supply Chain Management (SCM) Associate Professor Duett
	BBA 302 - Business Foundations (3) UG This survey course introduces students to the key foundations of the business world. Students will see how the many pieces fit together, laying a foundation for future study in each area of business. Audits Not Allowed
	BBA 320 - Financial Accounting (3) UG An accelerated Financial Accounting course designed to provide the student with a study of the principles and techniques used in modern financial accounting. Audits Not Allowed
	BBA 321 - Administrative Accounting (3) UG An introduction to the principles and techniques used in modern managerial accounting, this course emphasizes job order and process cost systems for corporations. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BBA 320 Previous Enrollment Required
	BUS 110 - Contemporary Business Enterprise (3) UG A study of contemporary business enterprises and market systems characterized by private ownership and distribution of goods and services. Includes an overview of business processes such as marketing, finance, and strategy and their roles in the free market system. Audits Not Allowed
	BUS 120 - Introduction Spreadsheet Applications (3) UG An introduction to using spreadsheet software widely used in business with a hands-on approach to creating and using basic spreadsheets as well as navigating the software. Audits Not Allowed
	BUS 210 - Principles of Budgeting and Accounting (3) UG An introduction to the basic principles of business budgeting and accounting with applications for contemporary business practices in sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. Not open to Business and Accounting majors. Audits Not Allowed
	BUS 228 - Personal Finance (3) UG A study of the basic principles of planning and managing personal financial matters. Emphasis is on developing the personal financial planning skills needed to meet individual objectives and goals. Audits Not Allowed
	BUS 280 - Intro to Online Education (3) UG This course is designed to develop those skills which will help the online learner to be successful in meeting the fundamental foundations of a Christian liberal arts education. These skills include effective learning, reading, research writing, and critical thinking across the curriculum. The student will develop an understanding of what a Christian worldview means within the context of academic coursework, within both this and future online courses. Audits Not Allowed
	BUS 304 - Business Communication (3) UG A study of the modern techniques of writing a variety of effective business memoranda, letters, and reports. Also included will be the presentation of oral reports. Audits Not Allowed
	BUS 305 - Business Statistics (3) UG A study of the primary statistical techniques used in the managerial decision-making process. Included is a study of measures of central tendency, dispersion, theories of probability, statistical inference, analysis of variance, regression analysis, nonparametric statistics, statistical quality control and decision theory, and time series analysis. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ MAT 101 or MAT 110 Previous Enrollment Required
	BUS 307 - Intro to Electronic Commerce (3) UG An introduction to the use of computers and the Internet in the marketing process. Traditional marketing concepts, along with a Christian worldview, will be integrated with modern computerized marketing techniques. Audits Not Allowed Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Spring Only
	BUS 309 - Business Computer Applications (3) UG A study of computer applications essential to business today. Emphasis on software applications in communication, statistics, and finance. Emerging computer technology will also be discussed. Audits Not Allowed
	BUS 320 - Intro to Marketing (3) UG An overview of the marketing discipline with emphasis on planning and the development of competitive strategies. Specific topics include the marketing environment, marketing research, advertising, personal selling, sales promotion, pricing, new product development, and distribution channels. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ Students must complete 53 credits. Previous Enrollment Required
	BUS 325 - International Marketing (3) UG An in depth study of International Marketing and how advertising, promotion, national history, geography, culture, language, demographics and politics affect marketing strategies. Marketing case studies in specific countries. Audits Not Allowed Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BUS 326 - Principles of Management (3) UG An introduction to the foundational principles and the basic management techniques that every manager must master to succeed in today’s fast-changing, competitive environment. Emphasis is on the planning, organizing, managing, and controlling functions. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ Traditional students complete 53 credits. Previous Enrollment Required
	BUS 327 - Small Business Management/Entrepreneur (3) UG A study of management principles and techniques, focusing on applications to established small businesses and to new ventures. Emphasis is placed on leadership and the role and functions of entrepreneurs. Audits Not Allowed
	BUS 329 - Principles of Supervision (3) UG A study of the basic principles of supervising employees. Emphasis is on communicating, understanding employee behavior, selecting and training employees, appraising employees, conducting effective meetings, working with unions, increasing productivity, and managing stress in the context of the supervisor-employee relationship. Audits Not Allowed Offering Terms Spring Only
	BUS 331 - Data Mgt & Analytics for Business Leader (3) UG Data Management and Analytics for Business Leaders Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ Take MAT 202 Previous Enrollment Required
	BUS 332 - It Aquisitions, Gap Analysis, & Finance (3) UG Information Technology Acquisitions, Gap Analysis, and Finance. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ Take MAT 202 Previous Enrollment Required
	BUS 333 - IT Security for Leaders (3) UG Information Technology Security of Leaders Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ Take MAT 202 Previous Enrollment Required
	BUS 334 - Case Studies in Tech Leadership for Bus (3) UG Case Studies in Technology Leadership for Business Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ Take MAT 202 Previous Enrollment Required
	BUS 336 - International Management (3) UG The political, technical, legal and cultural factors that shape international enterprises. Includes Cross-cultural communication, cross-cultural negotiation, cross-cultural leadership styles. Case studies from MNCs. Audits Not Allowed Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Fall Only
	BUS 360 - Operations Management (3) UG The study of quantitative and decision-making tools used in managing the conversion process that transforms inputs (such as raw materials and labor) into outputs in the form of finished goods and services. Areas covered include: New Product and Service Development, Facilities Planning, Quality Control Techniques; Forecasting Methods, Work Performance Measurement; Waiting Line and Scheduling Decisions; and Inventory Systems Management. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ Complete one of the approved Math courses. Previous Enrollment Required
	BUS 362 - Human Resources (3) UG An investigation into the nature and behavior of humans as we relate and work together in organizations. Practical applications are made to the following: selection and retention, training, motivation, compensation, discipline, and organizational design. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BUS 326 Previous Enrollment Recommended
	BUS 363 - Business Finance (3) UG A study of the sources and uses of funds in modern business firms. Emphasis is on capital markets, the time value of money, risk and rates of return, the valuation of bonds and stocks, financial statement analysis, financial forecasting, and capital budgeting. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ Trad students take ACC 214 and MAT 101 , MAT 110 , MAT 201 or MAT 207 Adult/Online students take BBA 321 & ECO 407 . Previous Enrollment Required
	BUS 373 - International Economics and Finance (3) UG International trade theory (competitive markets, socialist markets, protectionist policies, global financial systems, economic geographics). How history and politics shape economic policy. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ Students must complete ECO 207 . Previous Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Odd years only Offering Terms Spring Only
	BUS 395 - Management Research Methods (3) UG International trade theory (competitive markets, socialist markets, protectionist policies, global financial systems, economic geographics). How history and politics shape economic policy. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ Complete one of the approved Math courses. Previous Enrollment Required
	BUS 402 - Money and Banking (3) UG A study of the role of money in the U.S. economy and the financial system that creates it and through which it flows. Additionally, basic monetary policy instruments are studied with regard to their effects on macroeconomic variables and on the financial institutions operating within the economy. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ ECO 205 & ECO 206 or ECO 207 . Previous Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Spring Only
	BUS 403 - Advertisting (3) UG An overview of the advertising field with emphasis on media selection and strategic planning. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BUS 320 Previous Enrollment Required Yearly Cycle Even years only Offering Terms Spring Only
	BUS 406 - Finance and Accounting for Managers (3) UG A survey of basic finance and accounting tools used in managerial decision-making. Topics include acquisition and allocation of financial resources, net present value, capital budgeting and accounting systems. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ MAT 202 Previous Enrollment Required
	BUS 407 - Consumer Behavior (3) UG A study of consumer purchasing behavior with emphasis on psychological and social influences. Specific topics include consumer decision processes and behavior; cultural, social, personal, and family influences; individual differences; and psychological processes. Audits Not Allowed Type of PRE-REQ BUS 320 Previous Enrollment Required Offering Terms Spring Only

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Course Descriptions

BIB 450 - Biblical Studies Capstone (3)

BIB 499 - Special Topics (1-3)

BIB 600 - Biblical Theology (3)

BIB 604 - Hermeneutics (3)

BIB 620 - Old Testament: Pentateuch (3)

BIB 624 - Old Testament: Historical Books (3)

BIB 628 - Old Testament: Prophetic Books (3)

BIB 630 - New Testament: Gospels and Acts (3)

BIB 634 - New Testament: Paul and His Letters (3)

BIB 638 - New Testament: Hebrews to Revelation (3)

BIB 640 - Systematic Theology I: Intro to Theology (3)

BIB 644 - Systematic Theology Ii: God & Scripture (3)

BIB 648 - Systematic Theology III: Jesus Christ (3)

BIB 650 - Sys Theology Iv: the Holy Spirit & Esch (3)

BIB 675 - Master’s Thesis (3)

GRE 101 - Elementary Greek I (3)

GRE 102 - Elementary Greek II (3)

GRE 201 - Intermediate Greek I (3)

GRE 202 - Intermediate Greek II (3)

BIO 105 - General Biology I (3)

BIO 106 - General Biology II (3)

BIO 107 - General Biology Lab I (1)

BIO 108 - General Biology Lab II (1)

BIO 125 - Science/Culture II: Life Sciences (4)

BIO 130 - History of Great Scientific Discoveries (3)

BIO 211 - Botany (3)

BIO 212 - Botany Lab (1)

BIO 230 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I (3)

BIO 231 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II (3)

BIO 232 - Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab (1)

BIO 233 - Human Anatomy & Physiology II Lab (1)

BIO 265 - Basic Nutrition (3)

BIO 279 - Microbiology - Non Majors (3)

BIO 280 - Microbiology Lab - Non Majors (1)

BIO 310 - Parasitology (3)

BIO 311 - Parasitology Lab (1)

BIO 321 - Neuroscience (3)

BIO 322 - Neuroscience Lab (1)

BIO 324 - Physiology (3)

BIO 325 - Physiology Lab (1)

BIO 333 - Histology (3)

BIO 334 - Histology Lab (1)

BIO 336 - Comparative Anatomy of the Vertebrates (3)

BIO 337 - Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrate Lab (1)

BIO 340 - Vertebrate Embryology (3)

BIO 341 - Vertebrate Embryology Lab (1)

BIO 342 - Genetics (3)

BIO 343 - Genetics Lab (1)

BIO 350 - Introduction to Marine Biology (3)

BIO 351 - Intro to Marine Biology Lab (1)

BIO 354 - Quantitative Biology (3)

BIO 355 - Quantitative Biology Lab (1)

BIO 362 - Cancer Biology (3)

BIO 375 - Cell & Molecular Biology I (3)

BIO 376 - Cell & Molecular Biology II (3)

BIO 377 - Cell & Molecular Biology Lab I (1)

BIO 378 - Cell & Molecular Biology Lab II (1)

BIO 379 - Microbiology (3)

BIO 380 - Microbiology lab (1)

BIO 382 - Ecology (3)

BIO 383 - Ecology Lab (1)

BIO 400 - Special Topics in Modern Biolo (1)

BIO 401 - Capstone (1)

BIO 402 - Selected Topics in Modern Biology (2)

BIO 410 - Immunology (3)

BIO 411 - Undergraduate Research (1-2)

BIO 412 - Undergraduate Research (1-2)

BIO 413 - Undergraduate Research II (1-2)

BIO 450 - Internship (1-3)

Economics (ECO)

Sales Management (SMT)

Supply Chain Management (SCM)

BBA 302 - Business Foundations (3)

BBA 320 - Financial Accounting (3)

BBA 321 - Administrative Accounting (3)

BUS 110 - Contemporary Business Enterprise (3)

BUS 120 - Introduction Spreadsheet Applications (3)

BUS 210 - Principles of Budgeting and Accounting (3)

BUS 228 - Personal Finance (3)