Carroll Community College
http://www.carrollcc.edu
Course Descriptions
Accounting
- ACCT-101, Principles of Accounting 1
- ACCT-102, Principles of Accounting 2
- ACCT-201, Intermediate Accounting 1
- ACCT-202, Intermediate Accounting 2
- ACCT-210, Principles of Taxation 1
- ACCT-211, Principles of Taxation 2
- ACCT-220, Cost Accounting
- ACCT-230, Principles of Auditing
- ACCT-241, Governmental and Not-For-Profit Accounting
Anthropology
Art
- ART-101, Fundamentals of Art
- ART-105, 2-D Design
- ART-110, 3-D Design
- ART-115, Color
- ART-120, Drawing 1
- ART-125, Art Appreciation
- ART-130, Painting 1
- ART-135, History of Art 1
- ART-136, History of Art 2
- ART-190, Art, Icons, and the Nature of Spirituality - Honors
- ART-210, Elements of Printmaking: Relief Process
- ART-220, Drawing 2
- ART-230, Painting 2
Biology
- BIOL-100, General Biology
- BIOL-101, Fundamentals of Biology 1
- BIOL-102, Fundamentals of Biology 2: Organismic and Population Biology
- BIOL-105, Human Biology
- BIOL-210, Human Anatomy and Physiology 1
- BIOL-211, Human Anatomy and Physiology 2
- BIOL-215, Microbiology
- BIOL-220, Nutrition
Business
- BUAD-101, Introduction to Business
- BUAD-150, Human Relations
- BUAD-201, Business Ethics
- BUAD-205, Business Law
- BUAD-210, Culture and Diversity in the Workplace
Career
Chemistry
- CHEM-101, Introductory Chemistry
- CHEM-105, Principles of General Chemistry 1
- CHEM-106, Principles of General Chemistry 2
- CHEM-201, Organic Chemistry 1
- CHEM-202, Organic Chemistry 2
College Success
Computer Aided Design
- CAD-101, Introduction to Computer-Aided Design/Drafting
- CAD-105, Intermediate AutoCAD
- CAD-110, Customizing CAD Software
- CAD-201, Computer-Aided Design Applications
- CAD-210, Advanced AutoCAD and AutoCAD 3D
- CAD-220, Introduction to Architectural Computer-Aided Drafting/Design (CAD)
- CAD-240, CAD Engineering Drawing
- CAD-250, Current and Future Trends in Computer-Aided Design
- CAD-260, Computer-Aided Civil Applications
Computer Graphics
- CGR-105, Introduction to Computer Graphics
- CGR-110, Typography
- CGR-115, Graphic Design 1
- CGR-120, Digital Photography
- CGR-125, Computerized Business Graphics
- CGR-157, Introduction to Web Page Authoring
- CGR-224, Interactive Design
- CGR-230, Digital Video
- CGR-231, Introduction to Motion Graphics
- CGR-232, Multimedia Productions
- CGR-233, Multimedia Communications
- CGR-250, Publication Design on Computers
- CGR-252, Computer Illustration
- CGR-253, Computer Illustration Using Bit Map Programs
- CGR-254, 3D Computer Animation and Modeling
- CGR-257, Advanced Web Page Authoring
- CGR-270, Portfolio and Career Development
Computer Information Systems
- CIS-101, Introduction to Computers and Computing
- CIS-105, Game Programming
- CIS-110, Microcomputer Business Applications
- CIS-114, Application Software Support
- CIS-120, Introduction to Visual Basic
- CIS-125, Beginning Programming in C
- CIS-129, Principles of Programming
- CIS-139, Principles of Computer Technology
- CIS-157, Introduction to Web Page Authoring
- CIS-165, Introduction to Data Communications
- CIS-214, Computer User Support
- CIS-223, Introduction to JAVA
- CIS-224, Interactive Design
- CIS-229, Advanced Principles of Programming
- CIS-231, Microcomputer Interfacing and Maintenance
- CIS-250, Systems Analysis and Design
- CIS-257, Advanced Web Page Authoring
Criminal Justice
- CRIM-101, Introduction to Criminal Justice System
- CRIM-102, Introduction to Corrections
- CRIM-104, First Reponder
- CRIM-105, Criminology
- CRIM-106, Law Enforcement and the Community
- CRIM-109, Corrections Law
- CRIM-110, Criminal Law
- CRIM-111, Criminal Evidence and Procedure
- CRIM-114, Contstitutional Law For Police
- CRIM-115, Civil Rights and Liberties in Criminal Justice
- CRIM-120, Juvenile Justice
- CRIM-125, Constitutional Law
- CRIM-203, Written Communications For Police
- CRIM-205, Criminal Justice Ethics
- CRIM-210, Forensic Science
- CRIM-215, Patrol Operations
- CRIM-220, Basic Criminal Investigation
- CRIM-225, Motor Vehicle Collision Investigation
- CRIM-230, Police Administration
- CRIM-235, Corrections Administration
- CRIM-236, Parole and Probation
- CRIM-240, Treatment and Rehabilitation of the Offender
Early Childhood Education
- ECE-101, Child Growth and Development
- ECE-102, Introduction to Early Childhood Education
- ECE-104, Methods and Materials in Early Childhood Education
- ECE-105, Infants & Toddlers: Development & Care
- ECE-110, Nutrition, Health, & Safety in Early Childhood Education
- ECE-115, School-Age Care (SAC)
- ECE-210, Child Care Administration
Economics
Education
- EDUC-106, PRAXIS I Preparation for Mathematics
- EDUC-107, PRAXIS I Preparation for Reading and Writing
- EDUC-120, Introduction to Education
- EDUC-121, Field Experience for Introduction to Education
- EDUC-125, Educational Psychology
- EDUC-126, Field Experience for Educational Psychology
- EDUC-130, Introduction to Special Education
- EDUC-131, Field Experience for Introduction to Special Education
- EDUC-201, Processes and Acquisition of Reading
- EDUC-202, Teaching Reading in the Content Areas, Part 1
- EDUC-203, Teaching Reading in the Content Areas, Part 2
- EDUC-204, Instruction of Reading
- EDUC-205, Assessment for Reading Instruction
- EDUC-206, Materials for Teaching Reading
- EDUC-215, Effective Teaching Methodology: Elementary Education
- EDUC-216, Effective Teaching Methodology: Secondary Education
- EDUC-220, Assessment in Education
English
It is strongly recommended that all students complete both a mathematics and English course within their first 12 credit hours. To ensure maximum success, mathematics and English courses should be taken during consecutive terms until the sequence is completed. All students must have begun their English and mathematics sequences by completion of their first 24 credit hours or registration will be blocked until the student meets with an academic advisor to see if exemption from this policy is in order.
- ENG-091, Basic Writing
- ENG-096, Writing Effective Paragraphs and Essays
- ENG-096R, Writing Effective Paragraphs With Review
- ENGL-101, College Writing 1
- ENGL-102, College Writing 2
- ENGL-103, Advanced College Writing
- ENGL-105, Written Communications for Business
- ENGL-110, Introduction to Creative Writing
- ENGL-160, Travel Study
- ENGL-201, Classic World Writers
- ENGL-202, Modern World Writers
- ENGL-205, Southern Writers
- ENGL-210, American Literature 1
- ENGL-211, Voices in American Literature
- ENGL-220, Creative Writing Workshop 1
- ENGL-215, The Writing of Poetry
- ENGL-225, Classical Mythology
- ENGL-230, Major Figures
- ENGL-235, Detective Fiction
Environmental Science
Fine and Performing Arts
French
- FREN-101, Elementary French 1
- FREN-102, Elementary French 2
- FREN-201, Intermediate French 1
- FREN-202, Intermediate French 2
Geography
- GEOG-105, Human Geography
- GEOG-110, Physical Geography (counts as GEOSC-110)
- GEOG-201, Regional Geography and Global Awareness
Geoscience
- GEOSC-100, Earth and Space Science
- GEOSC-105, Introduction to Oceanography
- GEOSC-110, Physical Geography
- GEOSC-201, Meteorology
- GEOSC-210, Astronomy: Introduction to the Cosmos
Health
- HLTH-101, The Science and Theory of Health and Wellness
- HLTH-120, Introduction to Holistic Health and Complementary Medicine
- HLTH-201, Women's Health
- HLTH-215, Human Sexuality
- HLTH-220, Health Psychology
- HLTH-225, Stress Management and Tension Control
Health & Exercise Science
- HES-105, Introduction to Exercise Science
- HES-110, Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries
- HES-215, Exercise Leadership
- HES-220, Evaluating Health and Fitness
Health Information Technology
- HIT-101, Introduction to Health Information Technology
- HIT-111, Medical Terminology
- HIT-121, Basic Medical Records Coding
- HIT-221, Advanced Medical Records Coding
- HIT-251, Professional Practice in Health Information Technology
History
- HIST-101, Western Civilization 1
- HIST-102, Western Civilization 2
- HIST-105, History of the United States to 1876
- HIST-106, History of the United States from 1876
- HIST-160, Travel Study
- HIST-205, America Since 1940
- HIST-201, Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich
- HIST-210, The Era of the American Civil War
- HIST-215, History of Ancient Rome
- HIST-220, The American Civil Rights Movement
- HIST-225, America in the Global Society
- HIST-230, Latin American History
Humanities
Journalism
Legal Studies
- LGST-101, Introduction to Law
- LGST-102, Personal Law
- LGST-105, Introduction to Paralegal Studies
- LGST-106, Legal Research and Writing
- LGST-107, Civil Procedure
- LGST-108, Torts and Personal Injury Law
- LGST-109, Estates and Trusts
- LGST-110, Criminal Law
- LGST-111, Criminal Evidence and Procedure
- LGST-125, Constitutional Law
- LGST-205, Business Law
Management
- MGMT-201, Principles of Management
- MGMT-210, Human Resource Management
- MGMT-215, Financial Management
Management Information Systems
Marketing
Mathematics
It is strongly recommended that all students complete both a mathematics and English course within their first 12 credit hours. To ensure maximum success, mathematics and English courses should be taken during consecutive terms until the sequence is completed. All students must have begun their English and mathematics sequences by completion of their first 24 credit hours or registration will be blocked until the student meets with an academic advisor to see if exemption from this policy is in order.
- MATH-110, Mathematical Concepts and Structures
- MATH-111, Fundamentals of Geometry and Measurement
- MATH-115, Introduction to Statistical Methods
- MATH-120, Introduction to College Mathematics
- MATH-125, Great Ideas in the Physical Sciences - Honors
- MATH-128, College Algebra
- MATH-129, Trigonometry and Advanced Algebra
- MATH-130, Precalculus
- MATH-135, Calculus of a Single Variable 1
- MATH-136, Calculus of a Single Variable 2
- MATH-205, Multivariable Calculus
- MATH-210, Linear Algebra
- MATH-215, Differential Equations
Music
- MUSC-101, Music Appreciation
- MUSC-105, Fundamentals of Music
- MUSC-106, Musicianship 1
- MUSC-107, Musicianship 2
- MUSC-110, Theory of Music 1
- MUSC-115, Theory of Music 2
- MUSC-116, Class Piano 1
- MUSC-117, Class Piano 2
- MUSC-120, Chorus 1
- MUSC-121, Chorus 2
- MUSC-138, Jazz Ensemble 1
- MUSC-201, History of Jazz
- MUSC-210, Theory of Music 3
- MUSC-215, Theory of Music 4
- MUSC-220, Chorus 3
- MUSC-221, Chorus 4
Nursing
- NURS-091, Dosage Calculations
- NURS-101, Introduction to Clinical Nursing
- NURS-200, Transition into Associate Degree Nursing
- NURS-210, Reproductive Health Nursing
- NURS-211, Medical-Surgical Nursing 1
- NURS-212, Medical-Surgical Nursing 2
- NURS-213, Medical-Surgical Nursing 3
- NURS-214, Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing
- NURS-215, Nursing Care of Children
- NURS-216, Preparation for Practice
- NURS-222, Nursing Throughout the Developmental Stages
- NURS-223, Issues in Practical Nursing
Office Technology
- OFFC-101, Keyboarding 1 for Computer Usage
- OFFC-102, Keyboarding 2 for Computer Usage
- OFFC-105, Introduction to Word
- OFFC-125, Basic Medical Records Coding
- OFFC-135, Introduction to Excel
- OFFC-160, PowerPoint
- OFFC-165, Introduction to Access
- OFFC-201, Advanced Keyboarding
- OFFC-205, Advanced Word
- OFFC-220, Machine Transcription
- OFFC-225, Advanced Medical Records Coding
- OFFC-230, Legal Typing and Transcription
- OFFC-235, Advanced Excel
- OFFC-240, Medical Transcription
- OFFC-265, Advanced Access
Philosophy
- PHIL-101, Introduction to Philosophy
- PHIL-105, Ethics
- PHIL-110, Practical Logic
- PHIL-115, Introduction to World Religions
- PHIL-125, Great Ideas in the Physical Sciences - Honors
- PHIL-145, States of Consciousness – Honors
- PHIL-201, Business Ethics
- PHIL-203, Ethics in Literature
- PHIL-205, Criminal Justice Ethics
Physical Education
Physical Science
Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA)
- PTA-101, The Role of the Physical Therapist Assistant
- PTA-111, Clinical Science 1
- PTA-121, Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology
- PTA-212, Clinical Science 2
- PTA-213, Treating Special Populations
- PTA-221, Pain and Pathology
- PTA-231, Overview of Special Populations
- PTA-241, Clinical Arts 1
- PTA-242, Clinical Arts 2
- PTA-243, Clinical Arts 3
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
- PSYC-101, General Psychology
- PSYC-125, Educational Psychology
- PSYC-145, States of Consciousness – Honors
- PSYC-195, Death and Dying - Honors
- PSYC-201, Abnormal Psychology
- PSYC-205, Social Psychology
- PSYC-210, Human Development Through the Life Span
- PSYC-215, Human Sexuality
- PSYC-220, Health Psychology
- PSYC-225, Psychology Practice Seminar
Reading
Sociology
- SOC-101, Introduction to Sociology
- SOC-105, Marriage and the Family
- SOC-110, Social Problems
- SOC-115, Sociology of Sport
Spanish
- SPAN-101, Elementary Spanish 1
- SPAN-102, Elementary Spanish 2
- SPAN-201, Intermediate Spanish 1
- SPAN-202, Intermediate Spanish 2
Special Courses
- XXX-197, XXX-297, Independent Study in XXX
- XXX-198, XXX-298, Special Topics in XXX
- XXX-199, XXX-299, Internship in XXX
Speech
- SPCH-101, Fundamentals of Public Speaking
- SPCH-105, Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
- SPCH-125, Speech Practicum 1
- SPCH-126, Speech Practicum 2
- SPCH-225, Speech Practicum 3
- SPCH-226, Speech Practicum 4
Theatre
- THTR-101, Introduction to the Theatre
- THTR-110, Acting 1
- THTR-115, Introduction to Technical Theatre
- THTR-120, History of Theatre 1
- THTR-121, History of Theatre 2
- THTR-125, Theatre Practicum 1
- THTR-126, Theatre Practicum 2
- THTR-210, Acting 2
- THTR-225, Theatre Practicum 3
- THTR-226, Theatre Practicum 4
