Introduction to transcription skills. Course utilizes a variety of dictated medical reports for transcription practice.

This course continues the study of medical transcription skills begun AH 222. Transcription skills emphasizing correct use of grammar, punctuation and spelling are studied.

This course covers basic laboratory studies, normal and abnormal values, lab studies specific to body systems and basic diagnostic procedures.

An Medical Assistant internship. A  minimum of 90 hours of work in a professional setting  is required for one credit.

An Medical Administrative Assistant internship. A  minimum of 90 hours of work in a professional setting  is required for one credit.

Review of mathematical fundamentals with emphasis on business applications and problem solving.

Introduction to office management concepts and technology.

An Administrative Assistant internship. A  minimum of 90 hours of work in a professional setting is required for one credit.

This course examines methods for creating, analyzing, and administering effective programs including financial management, licensing requirements, staff supervision, enrollment procedures, health and safety issues, and publicity procedures.

This course focuses on the physical and cognitive development of children, the promotion of literacy, and the utilization of creative experiences in child care settings.

This course involves the study of classroom management, motivation, building self-esteem, positive discipline strategies, and social and emotional development in children.

A Caregiver Services - Child internship. A  minimum of 90 hours of work in a professional setting is required for one credit.

Course covers aggregate income and employment analysis, business cycles, unemployment, inflation and economic growth, fiscal policy, monetary policy, and U.S. and world economies.

This course provides an overview of the field of paraeducation.

This course uses an integrated approach to basic helping, including developing skills in attending, listening, reflecting, and appropriate questioning.

EDUC 220 is an introduction to K-6 classroom management techniques for the K-12 classroom teacher or paraeducator.

EDUC 250 is a preprofessional introduction to a career in elementary or high school education.

EDUC 260 is intended to provide the student with knowledge about the field of educational psychology and particularly how those ideas apply to effective teaching practices in the classroom.

EDUC 298 is a pre-professional observation of elementary and secondary teachers in action at area schools, accompanied by group seminar to discuss experiences.

Guided practice in college-level reading, writing, and critical thinking.

A general introduction to film studies, including analysis of narrative and stylistic elements of films.

The identification, nomenclature and characteristics of native and introduced forest and urban trees and shrubs will be covered.

Principles of effective urban forest management combining planning, cultural practices, organization, economic, and regulatory concerns will be discussed.

The maintenance and safe operation of equipment common to grounds maintenance and tree care work will be covered, as will two and four-cycle engine services and troubleshooting.

The Nurse Assistant Training program provides instruction and supervised clinical practice to those preparing for employment as a nurse assistant in a skilled nursing facility, acute care, or home health care.

Course content includes the science and application of nutrition, nutrition interventions in chronic and acute illness, promoting health and wellness throughout the life span, and national nutrition concerns.

This introductory course will cover the history, management, utilization, world trade, and environmental impacts of native and non-native forest resources of the Great Plains and the world.

Students will study production, identification and uses of annual, perennial and bulbous ornamentals in home and public landscapes with consideration to cultural requirements and insect and disease problems.

The culture of wood plants including their biology and development, and response to modern principle of plant health care are also covered.

This course involves the human life span development from infancy through adolescence.

A survey of the classification, symptoms, and etiology of psychological disorders.

Overview of tourism including historical issues and current trends, travel behavior, tourism planning and policy, tourism impacts and tourism promotion.