OPEN TO SON 2ND DEGREE STUDENTS ONLY.
Emphasis on the nurse’s role in the administration of safe and therapeutically effective drug therapy. Major drug classifications are discussed in relation to administration methods, pharmacological effects, toxicity, and nursing precautions and implications. Drug therapy is discussed in relation to lifespan development changes, religious preferences, and cultural mores.
OPEN TO SON 2ND DEGREE L2 STUDENTS ONLY.
Open to 2nd Degree Students Only.
Examines the role of one's culture in various aspects of identity and development. Students examine the role of culture in psychology, look at the way in which psychologists have traditionally examined culture, and explore practices in various cultures throughout the world. This course will emphasize many real-world applications of cross-cultural psychology and will explore topics such as interpersonal relationships, social behaviors, and ethnocentrism.
Instruction in advanced grammatical structures and advanced reading, writing, and speaking. For students with a good command of the Portuguese language who wish to perfect their knowledge of written and oral Portuguese.
Pre-req: (21:355:102 and 21:812:132 and 21:355:102 and 21:812:132) or (21:355:104 and 21:812:132 and 21:355:104 and 21:812:132) or (21:355:102 and 21:810:132 and 21:355:102 and 21:810:132) or (21:355:104 and 21:810:132 and 21:355:104 and 21:810:132).
This course introduces the study of societal responses to crime as well as an explanation of why criminal justice should be thought of as a system. Specific topics include the study of the people and organizations that make up the criminal justice system including actors such as the police, prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, and corrections officials. Major branches and functions of the criminal justice system including law enforcement and order maintenance, courts and sentencing, and corrections and reentry are covered.
This course provides a practical introduction to analyzing and mapping crime and other public safety data using open-sourced and web-based applications, as well as ArcGIS geographic information system (GIS) software. Students will learn skills to make and analyze maps and will develop a solid base upon which to build further expertise in crime mapping and GIS.
Course description coming soon.
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Examination of issues and methods in American social and economic history, with a consideration of some leading problems in the field.