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Packaging Foundations
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Start Date: Open End Date: 12 month access
Course Fee: $399.00
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In this course we cover the essentials of packaging, beginning with an industry overview that covers common functions and terms, the evolution of packaging, its role in society, and how it applies to the industry. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number C01 Course Title Packaging Foundations Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Paperboard Cartons
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Course Fee: $399.00
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With its unmatched graphics, billboard appeal, sustainability, and ease of use, it is easy to see why paperboard is the packaging substrate of choice for package designers and marketers, to supply chain managers, retailers, and consumers. You will learn how paper is sourced and manufactured, what paperboard grade is best for your application, and the possibilities for creating unique,eye-catching paperboard packaging designs. You will have access to powerful tools that help you select styles, designs, point sizes, print processes, and pricing. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number C02 Course Title Paperboard Cartons Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Corrugated Containers
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Course Fee: $399.00
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This course discusses the use of corrugated fiberboard in packaging by providing a thorough summary of manufacturing, specifications and use of the substrates. The science of selecting the correct corrugated board specification for your packaging application will be discussed with examples and proper calculations. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number C03 Course Title Corrugated Containers Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Glass
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Start Date: Open End Date: 12 month access
Course Fee: $399.00
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Glass is a material that is widely used in the alcohol, soda, and food industries due to its perceived quality image, barrier properties, and tactile feel. Glass is the only material that is 100% recyclable and can be recycled endlessly without loss in quality or purity – something no other food and beverage packaging option can claim. This course defines the composition of commercial glass,its manufacturing process, and how to choose the correct type of glass and bottle design for various applications. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number C04 Course Title Glass Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Metal
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Course Fee: $399.00
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In this course, we’ll cover the metal packaging industry and outline raw materials and processing. We will detail the different types of metal that are applicable to packaging and go through the process of making cans and closure systems. From an applied perspective, we will cover how consumers perceive metal packaging, where it makes sense in your decision-making strategy, along with real-world case studies of companies moving into or away from metal. As a takeaway, you will gain a stock container selection strategy for food, beverage, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, industrial and chemical metal packaging applications. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number C05 Course Title Metal Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Polymers
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Course Fee: $399.00
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Polymers play a big role in packaging. To be a proficient and well-rounded packaging professional, you need to be comfortable with polymers. When you are working on a project involving plastics, it’s important that you are able to speak this language and bring value to the table concerning polymer selection, polymer processing, and plastic applications in packaging. In this course, you are going to learn about the different types of polymers, their roles, functions, pros and cons of each, and real-world applications. From this, you are going to take away which polymers are suitable for the applications you are working on. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number C06 Course Title Polymers Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Machinery
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Start Date: Open End Date: 12 month access
Course Fee: $399.00
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This course focuses on how machinery is used in the packaging industry to produce high volumes of quality packages. These individual machines can be connected to create a packaging line. You will learn: how to be realistic in selecting a co-packer, how the structural design of a package influences the efficiency of the line, and how you can optimize your package design and machinery to produce the most proficient packaging line. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number C07 Course Title Machinery Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Printing
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Course Fee: $399.00
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This course will overview the different printing methods such as flexography, lithography, gravure, screen printing, and digital printing. You will learn how these processes impact your packaging cost and quality. We will tie in the graphic development workflow including color management strategies, artwork generation, pre-press workflows, plate making and going to print – colors, roll and sheet stock technical specifications, timelines, budgets, and tips & tricks from industry veterans. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number C08 Course Title Printing Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Distribution
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Course Fee: $399.00
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This course teaches the factors that are important to successfully moving a product to its end destination with minimal damage. We will review pallets and treatments. LTL, FTL, parcel and non/returnable container systems. We’ll discuss vibration, shock and compressive forces – breaking them down so you understand how to design to accommodate these inevitable issues through various substrates and cushioning over road, air, rail and sea. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number C09 Course Title Distribution Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Design Workflow
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Course Fee: $399.00
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In this course, we review design terminology, highlight important design theories, such as typography, color, imagery, and materials. We discuss how to best approach a project with your team and leverage iterative development to build winning designs. There is a lot of cover in packaging design, but this is the first step: making sure you have a solid foundation and workflow when starting a project. You will receive Dr. Andrew Hurley’s RFP guides and the design brief template and strategies he’s used to launch over 100 package designs to market. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number C12 Course Title Design Workflow Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Regulations
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Course Fee: $399.00
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In this course, we map out the major regulatory agencies such as FDA, EPA, USDA, CFR, ASTM, and ISO. Once defined, we break down relevant and applicable laws into cheat sheets for you to have immediate access to when working on projects. By no means is this course a replacement for legal review, but it is the absolute first step in educating yourself on regulations and agencies that impact the product categories you design within. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number C10 Course Title Regulations Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Sustainability
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Start Date: Open End Date: 12 month access
Course Fee: $399.00
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Are you looking for ways to make more sustainable decisions in your packaging line? In this course, you’re going to get a solid foundation in sustainable design thinking- the tools and resources you can apply today to make better decisions. We will cover LCA, energy sourcing, design optimization and effective recovering. Consideration of the 3Ps (people, planet and profit) together are absolutely essential in crafting a convincing sustainable strategy. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number C11 Course Title Sustainability Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Certificate of Packaging Science Bundle
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Start Date: Open End Date: 12 month access
Course Fee: $3,999.00
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The Certificate of Packaging Science is a one year online program that teaches the materials, processes, and influences shaping the advancement of the industry. From design conception to production and end-of-life, learn how to speak the language of packagingand utilize it as a key differentiator for you and your company. This bundle includes the 12 courses. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.
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Course Deptartment Packaging Science Course Number B01 Course Title Certificate of Packaging Science Bundle Start Date Open End Date 12 month access Instr Name Dr. Andrew Hurley Instr Title PhD Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Campus Online/On Demand Institution The Packaging School Institution Image URL packaging_school_logos.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/the-packaging-school/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Open – 12 Month Access -
Available Seats: 25
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Instructor
Department: School of Professional Studies
Fundamentals of Coaching Individuals, Relationships, and Teams in Organizations
This course is not a pre-requisite of other project management courses
Start Date: 3/2/2020 End Date: 4/29/2020
Course Fee: $1,125.00
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Content – This course addresses the key concepts, models and practices of multilevel organizational coaching across a variety of sectors (private, public, non-profit, specialized). Increasing complexity, change and competition within a more globalized society requires ongoing improvements in productivity, innovation, flexibility and rapid responsiveness. Contemporary performance conditions are expanding the general level of delegation and employee autonomy in organizations, and direct supervision is being replaced by a coaching approach that promotes self-regulation at the individual, relational, team and inter-team level. Multilevel organizational coaching that draws upon and integrates a variety of approaches is a key competency for managers and professional service providers in all sectors. Students will learn multi-level organizational coaching that integrates various approaches to coaching individuals, relationships and teams in organizations.
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Course Deptartment School of Professional Studies Instr Title Instructor Course Symbol PRST Course Title Fundamentals of Coaching Individuals, Relationships, and Teams in Organizations Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/2/2020 End Date 4/29/2020 Enrollment 25 IPEDS Code 217819 Instr Name Avenel Course Number 324 Sub-categories Self-paced Section 1 Sync/Async Asynchronous Prerequisite High School Diploma/GED Campus Online Discipline School of Professional Studies Institution College of Charleston Institution Image URL college_charleston_logo.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/college-of-charleston/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 25
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Instructor
Department: School of Professional Studies
Fundamentals of Organizational Change and Development
This course is not a pre-requisite of other project management courses
Start Date: 1/8/2020 End Date: 2/27/2020
Course Fee: $1,125.00
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Content – This course addresses the key concepts, models and practices of organizational change and development across a variety of sectors (private, public, non-profit and specialized). Increasing complexity and change within the contemporary performance environment is requiring a greater level of change and development in organizations. Adjusting organizations to ensure that their design, culture, management and functioning aligns with dynamic key external conditions creates the general foundation for success. The ability to identify the need for organizational change and development at both the macro and micro level, design and implement interventions while addressing resistance to change, is a key competency for managers and professional service providers in all sectors. Students will learn a variety of macro and micro organizational development interventions including the human process intervention of team building.
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Course Deptartment School of Professional Studies Course Number 326 Course Symbol PRST Course Title Fundamentals of Organizational Change and Development Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/8/2020 End Date 2/27/2020 Enrollment 25 IPEDS Code 217819 Instr Name TBD Instr Title Instructor Section 1 Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Prerequisite High School Diploma/GED Campus Online Discipline School of Professional Studies Institution College of Charleston Institution Image URL college_charleston_logo.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/college-of-charleston/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 25
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Instructor
Department: School of Professional Studies
Introduction to Project Management
This course is not a pre-requisite of other project management courses
Start Date: 1/8/2020 End Date: 4/29/2020
Course Fee: $1,125.00
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Content – 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.
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Course Deptartment School of Professional Studies Instr Title Instructor Course Symbol PMGT Course Title Introduction to Project Management Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/8/2020 End Date 4/29/2020 Enrollment 25 IPEDS Code 217819 Instr Name Marindin Course Number 301 Sub-categories Self-paced Section 1 Sync/Async Asynchronous Prerequisite High School Diploma/GED Campus Online Discipline School of Professional Studies Institution College of Charleston Institution Image URL college_charleston_logo.gif Level Undergraduate Start Season Spring 2020 Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/college-of-charleston/ -
Available Seats: 25
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Instructor
Department: School of Professional Studies
Managing Project Quality
This course is not a pre-requisite of other project management courses
Start Date: 1/8/2020 End Date: 2/27/2020
Course Fee: $1,125.00
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Content – This course addresses the key concepts, models and practices of managing quality within organizations and projects across a variety of sectors (private, public, non-profit and specialized). The ability to identify quality issues, develop a quality management strategy and implement a quality management system within organizational and project processes is a key competency for managers and professional service providers in all sectors. Students will learn the key components of quality management, including the application of a quality management process to a project.specialized). The ability to identify, prevent, reduce and remediate risks that constrain the potential or current success of organizations and projects, is a key competency for managers and professional service providers in all sectors. Students will learn the key components of risk identification and management, including the process of mapping out critical processes, conducting risk audits of these processes, and developing strategies for addressing high risk elements.
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Course Deptartment School of Professional Studies Instr Title Instructor Course Symbol PMGT Course Title Managing Project Quality Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/8/2020 End Date 2/27/2020 Enrollment 25 IPEDS Code 217819 Instr Name Green Course Number 341 Sub-categories Self-paced Section 1 Sync/Async Asynchronous Prerequisite High School Diploma/GED Campus Online Discipline School of Professional Studies Institution College of Charleston Institution Image URL college_charleston_logo.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/college-of-charleston/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 25
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Instructor
Department: School of Professional Studies
Managing Risk
This course is not a pre-requisite of other project management courses
Start Date: 3/2/2020 End Date: 4/29/2020
Course Fee: $1,125.00
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Content – This course addresses the key concepts, models and practices of identifying and managing risk within organizational and project activities across a variety of sectors (private, public, non-profit and specialized). The ability to identify, prevent, reduce and remediate risks that constrain the potential or current success of organizations and projects, is a key competency for managers and professional service providers in all sectors. Students will learn the key components of risk identification and management, including the process of mapping out critical processes, conducting risk audits of these processes, and developing strategies for addressing high risk elements.
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Course Deptartment School of Professional Studies Instr Title Instructor Course Symbol PMGT Course Title Managing Risk Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/2/2020 End Date 4/29/2020 Enrollment 25 IPEDS Code 217819 Instr Name Green Course Number 321 Sub-categories Self-paced Section 1 Sync/Async Asynchronous Prerequisite High School Diploma/GED Campus Online Discipline School of Professional Studies Institution Image URL college_charleston_logo.gif Level Undergraduate Start Season Spring 2020 Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/college-of-charleston/ Institution College of Charleston -
Available Seats: 25
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Instructor
Department: School of Professional Studies
Negotiation, Conflict Management and Alternative Dispute Resolution
This course is not a pre-requisite of other project management courses
Start Date: 1/8/2020 End Date: 2/27/2020
Course Fee: $1,125.00
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Content – This course addresses the key concepts, models and practices that support negotiation, conflict management and dispute resolution in organizations across a variety of sectors (profit, public, non-profit, specialized). Increasing complexity, change and diversity around and within contemporary organizations has intensified the processes of negotiation, conflict management and dispute resolution among increasingly diverse internal and external stakeholders. The increased likelihood of expressed conflict combined with an emphasis on collaboration, mutual learning, mutual adjustment and consensus requires more complex and skillful forms of negotiation, conflict management and dispute resolution. The ability to effectively negotiate, manage conflict and make effective use of various dispute resolution processes is a key competency for managers and professional service providers across all sectors. Students will learn and practice the fundamental components of negotiation, conflict management and dispute resolution.
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Course Deptartment School of Professional Studies Instr Title Instructor Course Symbol PRST Course Title Negotiation, Conflict Management and Alternative Dispute Resolution Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/8/2020 End Date 2/27/2020 Enrollment 25 IPEDS Code 217819 Instr Name Edwards Course Number 336 Sub-categories Self-paced Section 1 Sync/Async Asynchronous Prerequisite High School Diploma/GED Campus Online Discipline School of Professional Studies Institution College of Charleston Institution Image URL college_charleston_logo.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/college-of-charleston/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 25
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Instructor
Department: School of Professional Studies
Social Media Communication
This course is not a pre-requisite of other project management courses
Start Date: 1/8/2020 End Date: 2/27/2020
Course Fee: $1,125.00
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Content – This course addresses the key concepts, models and practices of social media communications across a variety of sectors (private, public, non-profit and specialized). Rapidly expanding social media technologies are playing an increasingly central role in both individual and mass communication. Effective use of social media within the process of describing an organization and its outputs, is a key competency for managers and professional service providers in all sectors. Students will learn the key components of the social media communications process, and develop a social media communication plan.
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Course Deptartment School of Professional Studies Instr Title Instructor Course Symbol PRST Course Title Social Media Communication Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/8/2020 End Date 2/27/2020 Enrollment 25 IPEDS Code 217819 Instr Name Marindin Course Number 391 Sub-categories Self-paced Section 1 Sync/Async Asynchronous Prerequisite High School Diploma/GED Campus Online Discipline School of Professional Studies Institution College of Charleston Institution Image URL college_charleston_logo.gif Institution Profile https://theeduforum.com/institutions/college-of-charleston/ Level Undergraduate Start Season Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Analytical Thinking, Writing, 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: 2/10/2020 End Date: 3/15/2020
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol ENG Course Title Analytical Thinking, Writing, Research Credit Hours 3 Start Date 2/10/2020 End Date 3/15/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 101 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O2 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Applications of Fire Research
This course develops skills in identifying, evaluating, and applying fire-related research.
Start Date: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course develops skills in identifying, evaluating, and applying fire-related research.
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Course Deptartment Fire Science Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol FS Course Title Applications of Fire Research Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 260 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Emergency Management
Community Resiliency, Recovery and Mitigation
This course explores the concepts of community resiliency, social constructs of disaster, recovery and mitigation through discussion of policies, practices, research, theory and case studies. It will address social, economic, cultural and political dimensions of recovery and mitigation. Factors that promote community resiliency will be discussed.
Start Date: 2/10/2020 End Date: 3/15/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course explores the concepts of community resiliency, social constructs of disaster, recovery and mitigation through discussion of policies, practices, research, theory and case studies. It will address social, economic, cultural and political dimensions of recovery and mitigation. Factors that promote community resiliency will be discussed.
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Course Deptartment Emergency Management Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol EM Course Title Community Resiliency, Recovery and Mitigation Credit Hours 3 Start Date 2/10/2020 End Date 3/15/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 210 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O2 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Contemporary Culture & 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: 2/10/2020 End Date: 3/15/2020
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol REL Course Title Contemporary Culture & World Views Credit Hours 3 Start Date 2/10/2020 End Date 3/15/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 104 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O2 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
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: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol HIS Course Title Contemporary World History – Post 1945 Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 104 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
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: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol HIS Course Title Contemporary World History – Post 1945 Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 104 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Criminal Justice
Corrections
The history, philosophy and contemporary concepts of corrections are presented in this survey course. Topics include sentencing and criminal sanctions, institutional corrections, probation and community corrections, parole and rehabilitation, and career opportunities in corrections. Specific gender, race and ethnicity issues in corrections are discussed.
Start Date: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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The history, philosophy and contemporary concepts of corrections are presented in this survey course. Topics include sentencing and criminal sanctions, institutional corrections, probation and community corrections, parole and rehabilitation, and career opportunities in corrections. Specific gender, race and ethnicity issues in corrections are discussed.
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Course Deptartment Criminal Justice Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol CJ Course Title Corrections Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 204 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Criminal Justice
Criminal Procedure I
This course explores the foundations of criminal procedure, Constitutional law and doctrine, and Fourth Amendment rights and protections in theory and practice.
Start Date: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course explores the foundations of criminal procedure, Constitutional law and doctrine, and Fourth Amendment rights and protections in theory and practice.
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Course Deptartment Criminal Justice Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol CJ Course Title Criminal Procedure I Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 350 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Criminal Justice
Criminal Procedure II
This course explores the topics of right to counsel, interrogation, identification of suspects, pre-trial processes, and the trial process with review of illustrative case examples.
Start Date: 2/10/2020 End Date: 3/15/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course explores the topics of right to counsel, interrogation, identification of suspects, pre-trial processes, and the trial process with review of illustrative case examples.
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Course Deptartment Criminal Justice Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol CJ Course Title Criminal Procedure II Credit Hours 3 Start Date 2/10/2020 End Date 3/15/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 351 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O2 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Emergency Management
Cyber and Information Security
This elective course provides an examination of methods and policies related to identifying and addressing risks to cyber and network systems from a variety of threats. The course is designed to provide a basic understanding of cyber and information security issues in support of efforts to securely collect, process, and share intelligence, promote cyber security practices, make tactical and strategic decisions in cyber-related events, and conduct investigation and response operations.
Start Date: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This elective course provides an examination of methods and policies related to identifying and addressing risks to cyber and network systems from a variety of threats. The course is designed to provide a basic understanding of cyber and information security issues in support of efforts to securely collect, process, and share intelligence, promote cyber security practices, make tactical and strategic decisions in cyber-related events, and conduct investigation and response operations.
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Course Deptartment Emergency Management Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol EM Course Title Cyber and Information Security Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 330 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Criminal Justice
Drugs & Criminal Justice
An overview is presented of historical and public policy perspectives on drug abuse, society and criminal justice in this course. Key topics include legal issues, drug related offenses, impacts on society, economic implications, and current issues in drug control and criminal justice.
Start Date: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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An overview is presented of historical and public policy perspectives on drug abuse, society and criminal justice in this course. Key topics include legal issues, drug related offenses, impacts on society, economic implications, and current issues in drug control and criminal justice.
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Course Deptartment Criminal Justice Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol CJ Course Title Drugs & Criminal Justice Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 430 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Criminal Justice
Ethics in Criminal Justice
This course provides an overview of philosophical and moral issues in human behavior and their implications for law enforcement and criminal justice. Topics race, gender and includes choices and values, the challenge of determinism, morality and moral development, self-interest, issues in police integrity, rights-based ethics, and the relevance of virtue in criminal justice.
Start Date: 2/10/2020 End Date: 3/15/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course provides an overview of philosophical and moral issues in human behavior and their implications for law enforcement and criminal justice. Topics race, gender and includes choices and values, the challenge of determinism, morality and moral development, self-interest, issues in police integrity, rights-based ethics, and the relevance of virtue in criminal justice.
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Course Deptartment Criminal Justice Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol CJ Course Title Ethics in Criminal Justice Credit Hours 3 Start Date 2/10/2020 End Date 3/15/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 402 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O2 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Fine Arts in the Modern World
This course examines the human interactions between the artist, audience, and the work of art in a study focused upon the application of art forms such as theater, film, visual arts, music, architecture, and dance.
Start Date: 2/10/2020 End Date: 3/15/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course examines the human interactions between the artist, audience, and the work of art in a study focused upon the application of art forms such as theater, film, visual arts, music, architecture, and dance.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol LA Course Title Fine Arts in the Modern World Credit Hours 3 Start Date 2/10/2020 End Date 3/15/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 104 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O2 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Fire-Related Human Behavior and Community Rrisk Reduction
This course covers human behavior related to fire risk and fire response and guides students in understanding and developing risk reduction and intervention strategies and programs.
Start Date: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course covers human behavior related to fire risk and fire response and guides students in understanding and developing risk reduction and intervention strategies and programs.
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Course Deptartment Fire Science Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol FS Course Title Fire-Related Human Behavior and Community Rrisk Reduction Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 207 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Emergency Management
Hazard Mapping and Modeling
This course provides an overview of geographic information systems (GIS), key hazard modeling tools, and their applications in emergency management. The course examines applications in planning, data analysis, operations, logistics and situational awareness and provides an introduction to SLOSH, HAZUS, and other hazard models used in prevention, mitigation, preparedness, and response.
Start Date: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course provides an overview of geographic information systems (GIS), key hazard modeling tools, and their applications in emergency management. The course examines applications in planning, data analysis, operations, logistics and situational awareness and provides an introduction to SLOSH, HAZUS, and other hazard models used in prevention, mitigation, preparedness, and response.
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Course Deptartment Emergency Management Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol EM Course Title Hazard Mapping and Modeling Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 220 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Emergency Management
Homeland Security Law and Public Policy
This course will review homeland security law and public policy. Topics include constitutional law; individual rights; political processes; roles and responsibilities of local, state and federal government; and laws and policies related to border security, immigration, intelligence and cybersecurity.
Start Date: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course will review homeland security law and public policy. Topics include constitutional law; individual rights; political processes; roles and responsibilities of local, state and federal government; and laws and policies related to border security, immigration, intelligence and cybersecurity.
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Course Deptartment Emergency Management Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol EM Course Title Homeland Security Law and Public Policy Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 360 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Intro to Oral Communication
Introduction to the fundamentals of effective oral communication with emphasis on informative and persuasive speaking, and group communication and leadership.
Start Date: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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Introduction to the fundamentals of effective oral communication with emphasis on informative and persuasive speaking, and group communication and leadership.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol COMM Course Title Intro to Oral Communication Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 100 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Emergency Management
Introduction to Homeland Security
This course provides an introduction to homeland security laws, public policies and programs. It provides an historic overview of terrorism. Topics include the homeland security governmental structure, intelligence, border security, transportation security, cybersecurity, and emergency management for terrorist incidents.
Start Date: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course provides an introduction to homeland security laws, public policies and programs. It provides an historic overview of terrorism. Topics include the homeland security governmental structure, intelligence, border security, transportation security, cybersecurity, and emergency management for terrorist incidents.
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Course Deptartment Emergency Management Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol EM Course Title Introduction to Homeland Security Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 102 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Introduction to Oral Communication
Introduction to the fundamentals of effective oral communication with emphasis on informative and persuasive speaking, and group communication and leadership.
Start Date: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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Introduction to the fundamentals of effective oral communication with emphasis on informative and persuasive speaking, and group communication and leadership.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol COMM Course Title Introduction to Oral Communication Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 100 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
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: 2/10/2020 End Date: 3/15/2020
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol PSY Course Title Introduction to Psychology Credit Hours 3 Start Date 2/10/2020 End Date 3/15/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 102 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O2 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Introductory Sociology
A general survey of sociological concepts aiming at a basic understanding of modern society and its complexities. Culture, society and personality are studied within the framework of social institutions.
Start Date: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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A general survey of sociological concepts aiming at a basic understanding of modern society and its complexities. Culture, society and personality are studied within the framework of social institutions.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol SOC Course Title Introductory Sociology Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 151 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Introductory Sociology
A general survey of sociological concepts aiming at a basic understanding of modern society and its complexities. Culture, society and personality are studied within the framework of social institutions.
Start Date: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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A general survey of sociological concepts aiming at a basic understanding of modern society and its complexities. Culture, society and personality are studied within the framework of social institutions.
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol SOC Course Title Introductory Sociology Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 151 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Criminal Justice
Junvenile Justice
Social, historical, and legal perspectives on juvenile justice are covered in this course. Key concepts in the definition, social and family contexts, and correctional philosophy of juvenile crime are explored. Historical approaches to juvenile justice are contrasted with contemporary justice systems. Judicial processes for juveniles are examined, along with institutional and community-based corrections programs.
Start Date: 2/10/2020 End Date: 3/15/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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Social, historical, and legal perspectives on juvenile justice are covered in this course. Key concepts in the definition, social and family contexts, and correctional philosophy of juvenile crime are explored. Historical approaches to juvenile justice are contrasted with contemporary justice systems. Judicial processes for juveniles are examined, along with institutional and community-based corrections programs.
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Course Deptartment Criminal Justice Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol CJ Course Title Junvenile Justice Credit Hours 3 Start Date 2/10/2020 End Date 3/15/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 410 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O2 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Criminal Justice
Law Enforcement
This course provides a comprehensive description of the structure of American law enforcement and its characteristics at the local, state and federal levels. Practical considerations for entering the field of law enforcement are discussed, including hiring practices; required knowledge, skills and abilities; training; policies and procedures; internal affairs; and occupational issues.
Start Date: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course provides a comprehensive description of the structure of American law enforcement and its characteristics at the local, state and federal levels. Practical considerations for entering the field of law enforcement are discussed, including hiring practices; required knowledge, skills and abilities; training; policies and procedures; internal affairs; and occupational issues.
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Course Deptartment Criminal Justice Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol CJ Course Title Law Enforcement Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 203 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Liberal Arts Mathemtics
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: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol MATH Course Title Liberal Arts Mathemtics Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 103 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Liberal Arts Mathemtics
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: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol MATH Course Title Liberal Arts Mathemtics Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 103 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 4
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Life Science
An introduction to the principles of life sciences for non-science majors. Scientific methodology, fundamentals of molecular and cellular biology, genetics, anatomy and physiology, animal and plant classification and diversity, evolution, and ecology will be emphasized. Three lecture hours and three laboratory hours scheduled weekly. (Not open to students with credit in BIO 110.)
Start Date: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
Course Fee: $1,580.00
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An introduction to the principles of life sciences for non-science majors. Scientific methodology, fundamentals of molecular and cellular biology, genetics, anatomy and physiology, animal and plant classification and diversity, evolution, and ecology will be emphasized. Three lecture hours and three laboratory hours scheduled weekly. (Not open to students with credit in BIO 110.)
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol BIO Course Title Life Science Credit Hours 4 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 100 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 4
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Life Science
An introduction to the principles of life sciences for non-science majors. Scientific methodology, fundamentals of molecular and cellular biology, genetics, anatomy and physiology, animal and plant classification and diversity, evolution, and ecology will be emphasized. Three lecture hours and three laboratory hours scheduled weekly. (Not open to students with credit in BIO 110.)
Start Date: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
Course Fee: $1,580.00
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An introduction to the principles of life sciences for non-science majors. Scientific methodology, fundamentals of molecular and cellular biology, genetics, anatomy and physiology, animal and plant classification and diversity, evolution, and ecology will be emphasized. Three lecture hours and three laboratory hours scheduled weekly. (Not open to students with credit in BIO 110.)
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol BIO Course Title Life Science Credit Hours 4 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 100 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 4
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Microbiology for Healthcare Professionals
An introduction to the morphology, physiology, classification, immunology, medical importance, and economic significance of microorganisms including bacteria, viruses, molds, yeasts, and protozoa. Laboratory work will stress technique and cultivation of microorganisms. Credit cannot be received for both BIO 265 and BIO 260.
Start Date: 2/10/2020 End Date: 3/15/2020
Course Fee: $1,580.00
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An introduction to the morphology, physiology, classification, immunology, medical importance, and economic significance of microorganisms including bacteria, viruses, molds, yeasts, and protozoa. Laboratory work will stress technique and cultivation of microorganisms. Credit cannot be received for both BIO 265 and BIO 260.
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Course Deptartment General Education Course Number 260 Course Symbol BIO Course Title Microbiology for Healthcare Professionals Credit Hours 4 Start Date 2/10/2020 End Date 3/15/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Instr Title Adjunct Section O2 Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Prerequisite BIO 110 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Orientation to Online Leanring
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: 2/10/2020 End Date: 3/15/2020
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol OL Course Title Orientation to Online Leanring Credit Hours 3 Start Date 2/10/2020 End Date 3/15/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 101 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O2 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Orientation to Online Leanring
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: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
Add Course to CartDescription
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol OL Course Title Orientation to Online Leanring Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 101 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Orientation to Online Leanring
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: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol OL Course Title Orientation to Online Leanring Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 101 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Emergency Management
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: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol EM Course Title Psychological and Social Dimensions of Disaster Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 110 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O3 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Emergency Management
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: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol EM Course Title Response to Explosive Devices and Incidents Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 474 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Emergency Management
Risk Analysis & Threat Assessment
This course provides a framework for risk analysis and threat assessment that may be applied to natural and manmade disasters. This course examines principles and practices in risk management and insurance and their implications for disaster preparedness and recovery. Topics will include risk analysis, strategies for risk management, types of insurance, coverage of disaster-related losses, and implications for corporate resilience.
Start Date: 2/10/2020 End Date: 3/15/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course provides a framework for risk analysis and threat assessment that may be applied to natural and manmade disasters. This course examines principles and practices in risk management and insurance and their implications for disaster preparedness and recovery. Topics will include risk analysis, strategies for risk management, types of insurance, coverage of disaster-related losses, and implications for corporate resilience.
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Course Deptartment Emergency Management Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol EM Course Title Risk Analysis & Threat Assessment Credit Hours 3 Start Date 2/10/2020 End Date 3/15/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 350 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O2 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: Criminal Justice
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: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
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 Title Adjunct Course Symbol CJ Course Title Statistics in Criminal Justice Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 403 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 4
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Survey of Chemistry
This is a one term course covering general, organic and biochemistry designed primarily for the student enrolled in the nursing program. The course covers aspects of general chemistry including atomic structure, bonding and equilibria, a brief introduction to organic chemistry including physical properties and representative reactions of common functional groups and finally provides an overview of the chemistry of the major classes of biomolecules and metabolism. Course will include a laboratory portion
Start Date: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
Course Fee: $1,580.00
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This is a one term course covering general, organic and biochemistry designed primarily for the student enrolled in the nursing program. The course covers aspects of general chemistry including atomic structure, bonding and equilibria, a brief introduction to organic chemistry including physical properties and representative reactions of common functional groups and finally provides an overview of the chemistry of the major classes of biomolecules and metabolism. Course will include a laboratory portion
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Course Deptartment General Education Instr Title Adjunct Course Symbol CHEM Course Title Survey of Chemistry Credit Hours 4 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Course Number 110 Sub-categories Self-paced Section O1 Sync/Async Asynchronous 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Writing About Literature
This course furthers the writing, reading, and thinking skills taught in English 101. It provides students with an introduction to reading and writing from a literary perspective and to researching, synthesizing, and incorporating scholarly sources into students’ own arguments.
Start Date: 3/16/2020 End Date: 4/19/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course furthers the writing, reading, and thinking skills taught in English 101. It provides students with an introduction to reading and writing from a literary perspective and to researching, synthesizing, and incorporating scholarly sources into students’ own arguments.
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Course Deptartment General Education Course Number 102 Course Symbol ENG Course Title Writing About Literature Credit Hours 3 Start Date 3/16/2020 End Date 4/19/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Instr Title Adjunct Section O3 Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Prerequisite ENG 101 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 Spring 2020 -
Available Seats: 6
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Adjunct
Department: General Education
Writing About Literature
This course furthers the writing, reading, and thinking skills taught in English 101. It provides students with an introduction to reading and writing from a literary perspective and to researching, synthesizing, and incorporating scholarly sources into students’ own arguments.
Start Date: 1/6/2020 End Date: 2/9/2020
Course Fee: $1,185.00
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This course furthers the writing, reading, and thinking skills taught in English 101. It provides students with an introduction to reading and writing from a literary perspective and to researching, synthesizing, and incorporating scholarly sources into students’ own arguments.
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Course Deptartment General Education Course Number 102 Course Symbol ENG Course Title Writing About Literature Credit Hours 3 Start Date 1/6/2020 End Date 2/9/2020 Enrollment 6 IPEDS Code 217934 Instr Title Adjunct Section O1 Sub-categories Self-paced Sync/Async Asynchronous Prerequisite ENG 101 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 Spring 2020 -
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