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Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Associate Professor Sharkey
Department: General Education O2
American National Government
A study of the development, organization, and operation of the United States government.
Start Date: 6/10/19 End Date: 7/14/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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A study of the development, organization, and operation of the United States government.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Name Sharkey Course Symbol POSC Course Title American National Government Credit Hours 3 Start Date 6/10/19 End Date 7/14/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 101 Section O2 Instr Title Associate Professor Campus Online Discipline General Education Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Thorp
Department: General Education O3
Analytical Thinking, Writing, and Research
This course prepares students for academic writing at the college level with special attention to exposition and argument. Students learn to focus, organize, support, and develop their ideas and to provide proper attribution for secondary sources. Individual sections of this course will focus on a particular theme – such as the family, education, pop culture, gender, ethnography, or film.
Start Date: 7/15/19 End Date: 8/18/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course prepares students for academic writing at the college level with special attention to exposition and argument. Students learn to focus, organize, support, and develop their ideas and to provide proper attribution for secondary sources. Individual sections of this course will focus on a particular theme – such as the family, education, pop culture, gender, ethnography, or film.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Name Thorp Course Symbol ENG Course Title Analytical Thinking, Writing, and Research Credit Hours 3 Start Date 7/15/19 End Date 8/18/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 101 Section O3 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline General Education Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Reeves
Department: General Education O2
Contemporary Cultures and World Views
This course is designed to help the student identify the diverse cultures and worldviews in today’s society, develop an ability to assess the local cultures, and acquire an ability to respond to different cultures from a theistic perspective. This course will introduce the student to philosophical thought reflected in contemporary culture. Philosophies such as Postmodernism, Secular Humanism, Cosmic Humanism, Christianity, and Islam are investigated in light of their contributions to the major institutions of modern society.
Start Date: 6/10/19 End Date: 7/14/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course is designed to help the student identify the diverse cultures and worldviews in today’s society, develop an ability to assess the local cultures, and acquire an ability to respond to different cultures from a theistic perspective. This course will introduce the student to philosophical thought reflected in contemporary culture. Philosophies such as Postmodernism, Secular Humanism, Cosmic Humanism, Christianity, and Islam are investigated in light of their contributions to the major institutions of modern society.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Name Reeves Course Symbol REL Course Title Contemporary Cultures and World Views Credit Hours 3 Start Date 6/10/19 End Date 7/14/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 104 Section O2 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline General Education Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Jackson
Department: General Education O3
Contemporary World History: Post 1945
This course considers the history of the world since 1945. Topics to be explained include, but are not limited to, the Cold War, the end of colonial empires, the rise of Islamic Nationalism and fundamentalism, the creation and growth of the European Union, the United States as a superpower, the rise of China, and the fall of the Soviet Empire.
Start Date: 7/15/19 End Date: 8/18/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course considers the history of the world since 1945. Topics to be explained include, but are not limited to, the Cold War, the end of colonial empires, the rise of Islamic Nationalism and fundamentalism, the creation and growth of the European Union, the United States as a superpower, the rise of China, and the fall of the Soviet Empire.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Name Jackson Course Symbol HS Course Title Contemporary World History: Post 1945 Credit Hours 3 Start Date 7/15/19 End Date 8/18/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 104 Section O3 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline General Education Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Orris
Department: Criminal Justice O3
Criminological Theory
This is a survey course on theories of the causes, prevention and punishment of crime. The course examines philosophical, biological, psychological and sociological theories and current integrative approaches. Emphasis will be given to key concepts for understanding crime in its social context.
Start Date: 7/15/19 End Date: 8/18/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This is a survey course on theories of the causes, prevention and punishment of crime. The course examines philosophical, biological, psychological and sociological theories and current integrative approaches. Emphasis will be given to key concepts for understanding crime in its social context.
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Course Deptartment Criminal Justice Instr Name Orris Course Symbol CJ Course Title Criminological Theory Credit Hours 3 Start Date 7/15/19 End Date 8/18/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 401 Section O3 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline Criminal Justice Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Russo
Department: Emergency Management O2
Emergency Management of Epidemics and Bioterrorism
This course reviews history, laws, and public policies related to public health preparedness and emergency management. The course will cover preparedness and response measures for epidemic disease, biological warfare and bioterrorist acts. Center for Disease Control categories for bioterrorism agents and their traits are reviewed. Government preparedness measures to deal with epidemics, including pandemic influenza, and bioterrorism will be addressed with emphasis on surveillance and response.
Start Date: 6/10/19 End Date: 7/14/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course reviews history, laws, and public policies related to public health preparedness and emergency management. The course will cover preparedness and response measures for epidemic disease, biological warfare and bioterrorist acts. Center for Disease Control categories for bioterrorism agents and their traits are reviewed. Government preparedness measures to deal with epidemics, including pandemic influenza, and bioterrorism will be addressed with emphasis on surveillance and response.
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Course Deptartment Emergency Management Instr Name Russo Course Symbol EM Course Title Emergency Management of Epidemics and Bioterrorism Credit Hours 3 Start Date 6/10/19 End Date 7/14/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 473 Section O2 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline Emergency Management Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Hall
Department: Fire Science O3
Fire Prevention Organization and Management
This course develops students’ ability to explain fire codes and standards, including purpose and implementation, identify and apply fire prevention strategies and programs, and understand basics of the fire investigation process.
Start Date: 7/15/19 End Date: 8/18/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course develops students’ ability to explain fire codes and standards, including purpose and implementation, identify and apply fire prevention strategies and programs, and understand basics of the fire investigation process.
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Course Deptartment Fire Science Instr Name Hall Course Symbol FS Course Title Fire Prevention Organization and Management Credit Hours 3 Start Date 7/15/19 End Date 8/18/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 264 Section O3 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline Fire Science Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 4
Instructor: Adjunct Pruitt
Department: Criminal Justice O2
Forensic Science with Lab
Crime scene investigation techniques and laboratory methods are examined and practiced. Emphasis is placed on crime scene investigation including protocols, documentation of evidence, fingerprinting techniques, blood stain pattern analysis and scientific analysis of evidence. The course also discusses legal issues, including chain of custody, Fourth Amendment rights, and search procedures. The course includes laboratory procedures and tests used in forensics with particular attention to DNA analysis, toxicology, hair and fiber analysis and fire scene analysis.
Start Date: 6/10/19 End Date: 7/14/19
Course Fee: $1,580.00
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Crime scene investigation techniques and laboratory methods are examined and practiced. Emphasis is placed on crime scene investigation including protocols, documentation of evidence, fingerprinting techniques, blood stain pattern analysis and scientific analysis of evidence. The course also discusses legal issues, including chain of custody, Fourth Amendment rights, and search procedures. The course includes laboratory procedures and tests used in forensics with particular attention to DNA analysis, toxicology, hair and fiber analysis and fire scene analysis.
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Course Deptartment Criminal Justice Instr Name Pruitt Course Symbol CJ Course Title Forensic Science with Lab Credit Hours 4 Start Date 6/10/19 End Date 7/14/19 Enrollment 3 Course Number 331 Section O2 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline Criminal Justice Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Oswald
Department: General Education O3
Introduction to Psychology
An introduction to the field of psychology and the psychological study of human behavior. Topics may include research methods in psychology, biological bases for behavior, perception, learning and cognition, motivation and emotion, personality, social bases of behavior, psychological disorder, and psychological treatment.
Start Date: 7/15/19 End Date: 8/18/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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An introduction to the field of psychology and the psychological study of human behavior. Topics may include research methods in psychology, biological bases for behavior, perception, learning and cognition, motivation and emotion, personality, social bases of behavior, psychological disorder, and psychological treatment.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Name Oswald Course Symbol PSY Course Title Introduction to Psychology Credit Hours 3 Start Date 7/15/19 End Date 8/18/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 102 Section O3 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline General Education Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Collins
Department: Emergency Management O2
Introduction to Public Administration
This course provides an introduction to the operations of government. This will begin with an examination of the historical and theoretical perspectives of the study of administration and will then focus on leadership and organization in the public sector. Included will be the study of budgeting, personnel, legal, and oversight areas of administration.
Start Date: 6/10/19 End Date: 7/14/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course provides an introduction to the operations of government. This will begin with an examination of the historical and theoretical perspectives of the study of administration and will then focus on leadership and organization in the public sector. Included will be the study of budgeting, personnel, legal, and oversight areas of administration.
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Course Deptartment Emergency Management Instr Name Collins Course Symbol EM Course Title Introduction to Public Administration Credit Hours 3 Start Date 6/10/19 End Date 7/14/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 230 Section O2 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline Emergency Management Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Sox
Department: Emergency Management O2
Introduction to the Science of Hazards
This course will provide an introduction to the sciences related to natural hazards, geological hazards, weather and climate, and technological hazards, including basic concepts in geology, chemistry and climatology.
Start Date: 6/10/19 End Date: 7/14/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course will provide an introduction to the sciences related to natural hazards, geological hazards, weather and climate, and technological hazards, including basic concepts in geology, chemistry and climatology.
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Course Deptartment Emergency Management Instr Name Sox Course Symbol EM Course Title Introduction to the Science of Hazards Credit Hours 3 Start Date 6/10/19 End Date 7/14/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 120 Section O2 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline Emergency Management Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Hopkins
Department: General Education O3
Liberal Arts Mathematics
This course covers basic topics in quantitative literacy. Numbers, sets, logic, probability, and descriptive statistics are the core concepts. Additional topics such as financial mathematics, geometry, and algebraic modeling may be included at the discretion of the instructor. All topics will be placed in both historical and present-day contexts. Problem solving, communication skills, and applications will be emphasized.
Start Date: 7/15/19 End Date: 8/18/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course covers basic topics in quantitative literacy. Numbers, sets, logic, probability, and descriptive statistics are the core concepts. Additional topics such as financial mathematics, geometry, and algebraic modeling may be included at the discretion of the instructor. All topics will be placed in both historical and present-day contexts. Problem solving, communication skills, and applications will be emphasized.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Name Hopkins Course Symbol MATH Course Title Liberal Arts Mathematics Credit Hours 3 Start Date 7/15/19 End Date 8/18/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 120 Section O3 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline General Education Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Pruitt
Department: General Education O3
Orientation to Online Learning
This course prepares adult learners for the online learning experience. It provides an overview of the Virtual Campus and a tutorial on the learning system. The Online Library is introduced. The Student Handbook is reviewed to explore requirements and expectations of the program. Student strengths and weaknesses are assessed to establish a baseline for supporting successful online learning.
Start Date: 7/15/19 End Date: 8/18/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course prepares adult learners for the online learning experience. It provides an overview of the Virtual Campus and a tutorial on the learning system. The Online Library is introduced. The Student Handbook is reviewed to explore requirements and expectations of the program. Student strengths and weaknesses are assessed to establish a baseline for supporting successful online learning.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Name Pruitt Course Symbol OL Course Title Orientation to Online Learning Credit Hours 3 Start Date 7/15/19 End Date 8/18/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 101 Section O3 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline General Education Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Turanitza
Department: General Education O2
Orientation to Online Learning
This course prepares adult learners for the online learning experience. It provides an overview of the Virtual Campus and a tutorial on the learning system. The Online Library is introduced. The Student Handbook is reviewed to explore requirements and expectations of the program. Student strengths and weaknesses are assessed to establish a baseline for supporting successful online learning.
Start Date: 6/10/19 End Date: 7/17/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course prepares adult learners for the online learning experience. It provides an overview of the Virtual Campus and a tutorial on the learning system. The Online Library is introduced. The Student Handbook is reviewed to explore requirements and expectations of the program. Student strengths and weaknesses are assessed to establish a baseline for supporting successful online learning.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Name Turanitza Course Symbol OL Course Title Orientation to Online Learning Credit Hours 3 Start Date 6/10/19 End Date 7/17/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 101 Section O2 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline General Education Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Sox
Department: Emergency Management O3
Psychological and Social Dimensions of Disaster
This course provides an introduction to behavioral and social science research on disasters. The course is an overview of basic concepts and theories relevant for understanding the psychological and social consequences of disasters. Topics include risk perception; risk communication; disaster preparedness and response; the ways in which disasters affect individuals, families and communities; crisis interventions, and recovery processes.
Start Date: 7/15/19 End Date: 8/18/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course provides an introduction to behavioral and social science research on disasters. The course is an overview of basic concepts and theories relevant for understanding the psychological and social consequences of disasters. Topics include risk perception; risk communication; disaster preparedness and response; the ways in which disasters affect individuals, families and communities; crisis interventions, and recovery processes.
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Course Deptartment Emergency Management Instr Name Sox Course Symbol EM Course Title Psychological and Social Dimensions of Disaster Credit Hours 3 Start Date 7/15/19 End Date 8/18/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 110 Section O3 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline Emergency Management Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Kissane
Department: Emergency Management O3
Response to Explosive Devices and Incidents
This course is designed to prepare emergency responders to perform effectively and safely during bombing incidents at all locations at an incident scene, including the hot (kill) zone. The course includes detailed instruction on Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), explosive materials and explosive effects; and comprehensive training on critical response actions during pre- and post-detonation operations. In addition, the course addresses actions that emergency responders can take to prevent and/or deter terrorist attacks involving energetic materials.
Start Date: 7/15/19 End Date: 8/18/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course is designed to prepare emergency responders to perform effectively and safely during bombing incidents at all locations at an incident scene, including the hot (kill) zone. The course includes detailed instruction on Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), explosive materials and explosive effects; and comprehensive training on critical response actions during pre- and post-detonation operations. In addition, the course addresses actions that emergency responders can take to prevent and/or deter terrorist attacks involving energetic materials.
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Course Deptartment Emergency Management Instr Name Kissane Course Symbol EM Course Title Response to Explosive Devices and Incidents Credit Hours 3 Start Date 7/15/19 End Date 8/18/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 474 Section O3 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline Emergency Management Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct Wells
Department: Criminal Justice O3
Statistics in Criminal Justice
This course provides an introduction to statistical methods in criminal justice. It covers descriptive statistics, variability, measures of central tendency, measures of dispersion and probability distributions.
Start Date: 7/15/19 End Date: 8/18/19
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course provides an introduction to statistical methods in criminal justice. It covers descriptive statistics, variability, measures of central tendency, measures of dispersion and probability distributions.
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Course Deptartment Criminal Justice Instr Name Wells Course Symbol CJ Course Title Statistics in Criminal Justice Credit Hours 3 Start Date 7/15/19 End Date 8/18/19 Enrollment 6 Course Number 403 Section O3 Instr Title Adjunct Campus Online Discipline Criminal Justice Institution Columbia College Institution Image URL columbia-college-logo.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/columbia-college/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 -
Available Seats: 5
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Professor Bethany Goodier
Department: School of Professional Studies 1
Interviewing
This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamental principles of interviewing, including the interpersonal communication process, questions, and interview structure. Interview communication focuses on providing students with an applied understanding of the communication principles and theories involved in successful interviewing through an experiential foundation designed to enable them to conduct or be the subject of such interviews. Emphasis is placed on skill acquisition and refinement.
Start Date: 6/4/2019 End Date: 7/3/2019
Course Fee: $1,125.00
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This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamental principles of interviewing, including the interpersonal communication process, questions, and interview structure. Interview communication focuses on providing students with an applied understanding of the communication principles and theories involved in successful interviewing through an experiential foundation designed to enable them to conduct or be the subject of such interviews. Emphasis is placed on skill acquisition and refinement.
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Course Deptartment School of Professional Studies Course Number 323 Course Symbol APCP Course Title Interviewing Credit Hours 3 Start Date 6/4/2019 End Date 7/3/2019 Enrollment 10 IPEDS Code 217819 Instr Name Bethany Goodier Instr Title Professor Section 1 Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online Discipline Communication Institution College of Charleston Institution Image URL college-of-charleston.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/college-of-charleston/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 Prerequesites 24 semester hours or high school diploma/GED and 3 years work experience -
Available Seats: 5
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Instructor Debby Marindin
Department: School of Professional Studies 1
Introduction to Project Management
This course provides a realistic, socio-technical view of project mananagement. After completing this course, students will have an understanding of the tools and processes used to manage projects, as well as the human factor required to successfully complete a project. This course is a pre-requisite of other project management courses.
Start Date: 6/4/2019 End Date: 7/3/2019
Course Fee: $1,125.00
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This course provides a realistic, socio-technical view of project mananagement. After completing this course, students will have an understanding of the tools and processes used to manage projects, as well as the human factor required to successfully complete a project. This course is a pre-requisite of other project management courses.
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Course Deptartment School of Professional Studies Course Number 301 Course Symbol PMGT Course Title Introduction to Project Management Credit Hours 3 Start Date 6/4/2019 End Date 7/3/2019 Enrollment 5 IPEDS Code 217819 Instr Name Debby Marindin Instr Title Instructor Section 1 Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online Discipline Project Management Institution College of Charleston Institution Image URL college-of-charleston.png Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/college-of-charleston/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Summer 2019 Prerequesites 24 semester hours or high school diploma/GED and 3 years work experience -
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