| CRS RID | CODE | TITLE | LOCATION | CREDITS | START/END/BLDG/RM/ACT/TIME* | INSTRUCTOR | COMMENTS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30872 | CHM 1200 01 | Principles of Chemistry | Online Course | 4.00 | 05/07/12 05/26/12 TBA TBA ONL TBA TBA | Chetna Patel | PRE-REQS: Completion or concurrent registration of MTH-1100; Description: One-term course for non-majors covering the basics of general, inorganic and organic chemistry as they relate to health sciences. Topics covered include atomic structure, chemical bonding, radioactivity, behavior of gases and solutions, acid and bases, hydrocarbons, functional groups and important biological molecules. Includes laboratory activities. This course will be taught as an online course but will offer optional one day discussion and office hours each week. Online office hrs will be established on the first day after meeting with the students. The lab supplies will be provided by Hands-on Labs Inc (www.labpaq.com) and can be done at home. Students will have the option of conducting the experiments in a Stephens chemistry lab if they are uncomfortable of conducting at home. All the assignments (homework, lab reports, written assignments) will be submitted on moodle. Exams and quizzes will also be online. Additional technology fee may be assessed. Course fee: $190 |
| 30868 | CRJ 3810 01 | ST:Serial Killngs&Mass Mrdrs | Online Course | 4.00 | 05/07/12 05/26/12 TBA TBA ONL TBA TBA | Stephanie Whitus | PRE-REQS: None Description: This course will be a broad-based overview of the phenomenon of serial homicide, and will involve learning about the various definitions and theories constructed to explain serial murder. The course will employ the extensive media available of interviews with the killers, crime scene information, and investigators, to analyze the development of accepted taxonomy employed by the FBI and scholars to organize and understand the various types of multiple homicide. Additional attention is given to the "serial killers" themselves, basic techniques of social-psychological profiling, the demographics of the crime of serial homicide, and the difficulties in apprehension of serial killers from the perspective of law enforcement officials. Information will be presented to students in an exercise to detect patterns in both solved and unsolved cases. Students will learn how professionals classify and predict the behavior patterns of serial murderers, and applications to rapists and child molesters. Students will learn to dispel the myths and hype surrounding of this type of crime. Some of the material presented and topics discussed are potentially disturbing-students should exercise discretion in selecting this course. Additional technology fee may be assessed. |
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