CREDIT PROFESSIONAL AND INTELLECTUAL ENHANCEMENT COURSES
| March 9 | Advising, Registration/Validation | Monday 3:30-6:00 P.M. |
| March 9 | Classes Begin | Monday |
| March 13 | Last day to add a course(s) | Friday |
| March 31-Apr 3 | Spring Holiday; no classes meet | |
| April 6-May 1 | Early registration for summer term, first and second fall terms | |
| April 9 | Last day to withdraw from term without academic penalty | Thursday |
| April 13 | Easter Holiday; no classes meet | Monday |
| May 4 | Last day to withdraw from term without academic penalty | Monday |
| May 13 | Classes End | Wednesday |
| May 14-15 | Final Examinations | Thurs-Fri |
| May 22-23 | Commencement Weekend | |
HOWARD COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
BIBLICAL STUDIES/RELIGION
SURVEY OF OLD TESTAMENT
MCRE 102-A1
Surveys the history and writings of the New Testament and seeks to sensitize students to the New Testament's moral and cultural significance.
CHAPM 318
T/TH 8:00-10:05 PM
MOYE 3 CREDITSCHURCH ADMINISTRATION
MCRE 211-A1
Studies the administrative needs of churches and seeks to equip ministers to be effective administrators.
CHAP 320 T/TH 8:00-10:05 PM
BERRY 3 CREDITSCONTEMPORARY ETHICAL ISSUES
MCRE 300-B1
A study of some of the critical and ethical issues confronting Christians in today's world, with attention to ethical decision-making.
CHAP 316 T/TH 5:45-7:50 PM
DANTZLER 3 CREDITSBAPTIST HISTORY
MCRE 433-B1
A study of the beginnings of Baptists and interpretation of The Baptist movement through the ages and the expansion of Baptists until today.
CHAP 318 T/TH 5:45-7:50 PM
WALKER 3 CREDITS
BIOLOGY
ANIMAL BIOLOGY
MCBI 111-B1
A study of animal life from the cellular to the organismal level with emphasis on animal taxonomy and environmental relationships. May be used as a prerequisite for upper-level evening biology courses.
RUSS 304 T/TH 5:00-6:30 PM
HOWELL 4 CREDITSLABORATORY
MCBI 111-B1L
Lab requirement for BIOL 111.
RUSS 103 T/TH 6:30-7:50 PM
HOWELL 0 CREDITSCONSERVATION ECOLOGY
MCBI 327-B1
A study of the basic principles of ecology which relates to the utilization and conservation of the earth's biological resources. This course will include ecosystem dynamics, population ecology, wildlife and fisheries techniques, the economics of conservation and issues relating to the protection of endangered species.
RUSS 109 M/W 5:00-6:50 PM
STILES 4 CREDITSCONSERVATION ECOLOGY LAB
MCBI 327-B1L
Lab requirement for BIOL 327.
RUSS 304 M/W 7:00-7:50 PM
STILES 0 CREDITS
ENGLISH
ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
MCEN 102-B1
Designed to prepare students for success as future academic and professional writers. A major project in this course is the academic research paper. Special emphasis is placed on having students learn how to apply critical thinking skills to the process of reading and incorporating sources into their documents. Other projects may include reports, essay exams, and analytical essays. Students must pass this course with a grade of C or better to advance to sophomore literature courses.
DIV N203 M/W 5:45-7:50 PM
KIRBY 3 CREDITSAMERICAN LITERATURE II
MCEN 212-B1
A survey of American Literature since the Civil War period. Prerequisite: completion of freshman English requirements with a grade of C or better.
DIV N203 M/W 8:00-10:05 PM
KIRBY 3 CREDITS
HISTORY
WORLD HISTORY II
MCHI 102-B1
A survey of selected cultures from prehistoric to the present within their political, economic, and social framework.
DBH 217 T/TH 5:45-7:50 PM
NORTHRUP 3 CREDITSHISTORY OF U.S. SINCE 1877
MCHI 218-B1
A continuation of History 217, concerning the development of the nation from 1877 to the contemporary era.
DBH 217 T/TH 8:00-10:05 PM
NORTHRUP 3 CREDITSAMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
MCPO 211-B1
An introductory course on the political process in America, with a focus upon the national political institutions.
DBH 113 T/TH 5:45-7:50 PM
COLLINS 3 CREDITSTHE CIVIL WAR
MCHI 413-B1W
An advanced study of the forces and events involved in the coming of the great American conflict, the war years, and the factors leading to Appomattox.
DBH 113 M/W 5:45-7:50 PM
NEELY 3 CREDITS
LAW ENFORCEMENT
LEADERSHIP
MCLE 304-B1
A study of the fundamental principles of leadership with particular emphasis on the changing concepts and expectations of leadership in diverse and complex work groups.
BURNS 302 M/W 8:00-10:05 PM
McGUIRE 3 CREDITSPRACTICAL CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
MCLE 307-B1
A course to provide the student with an understanding of the complexity and requirements of the criminal investigation process.
BURNS 302 M/W 5:45-7:50 PM
McGUIRE 3 CREDITS
MATHEMATICS
STATISTICS
MCMA 205-B1
Presentation of the statistics needed to understand factual information as well as probability decision-making in today's complex civilization. Prerequisite: Math 101 or Math 111.
BROOKS 126 T/TH 8:00-10:05 PM
SATTERWHITE 3 CREDITS
PSYCHOLOGY
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
MCPS 101-B1
A comprehensive overview of the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. Topics include physiology, sensation and perception, learning, cognition, development, personality, and social psychology. This course is a prerequisite for all other for all other courses in psychology. Non-psychology majors may use PSYC 101 General Psychology to meet the social science requirement in the general curriculum.
BURNS 304 M/W 5:45-7:50 PM
STAFF 3 CREDITSLIFESPAN DEVELOPMENT
MCPS 205-B1
A survey of the development of human thought and behavior from conception to death. Emphasis is placed on the physical, moral, social, emotional, and cognitive developmental tasks at each level of the life span. Students who take both this course and PSYC 210 may only count one of them toward the major or minor. Prerequisite: Psyc 101.
BURNS 302 T/TH 5:45-7:50 PM
BEDDINGFIELD 3 CREDITSABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
MCPS 215-B1
An examination of the causes, diagnosis, and treatment of behavior which is classified as disordered or abnormal. Current research and theories concerning a wide range of behavior disorders will be considered. Prerequisite: PSYC 101.
BURNS 311 T/TH 5:45-7:50 PM
BALL 3 CREDITS
SOCIOLOGY
CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEMS
MCSO 203-B1
You will study some of the most pressing problems of the day from the sociological perspective. Topics such as alcohol and drug abuse, access and availability to health care, homicide, poverty, racism, rape, sexism, and sexual deviance will be included.
BURNS 206 T/TH 5:45-7:50 PM
ROBERTS 3 CREDITS
SPEECH COMMUNICATION & THEATER
ORAL COMMUNICATION
MCSC 215-B1
Studies in the techniques governing speeches to inform, convince, and actuate. The course also covers speech composition, delivery, and audience analysis.
DBH 201 M/W 5:45-7:50 PM
LEE 3 CREDITS
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
- The overall mission of SamfordBusiness is to create a stimulating environment for learning and growth; to equip individuals of talent and ambition for management and accounting careers; and to undertake journeys of study, exploration, and professional development through the medium of undergraduate, graduate, and executive education programs. These programs are designed to foster a global perspective on human endeavors; to be a forum for the exchange of ideas, information, and knowledge; to nurture a passion for lifelong learning; to embrace a professional orientation; to enhance teamwork and leadership capacities; and to affirm Christian values in the work place.
INCOME TAX PROCEDURES
MCAC 310-B1
Emphasis is on preparation of federal income tax returns for individuals. Two software packages are introduced: Turbo Tax and Tax Research. Prerequisite: Junior standing.
DBH 208 M/W 5:45-7:50 PM
BARRETT 3 CREDITSINTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II
MCAC 312-B1
A continuation of the study of accounting theory with special emphasis on financial analysis and accounting for liabilities and owner's equity. Prerequisite: Accounting 311.
DBH 208 T/TH 5:45-7:50 PM
SMITH 3 CREDITSBUSINESS LAW
MCBL 452-B1W
A continuation of the study of Business and Law begun in BLAW 352. Specific areas addressed are agency, partnerships, corporations, real and personal property, commercial paper, trusts and descendant's estates. (Required for CPA exam.) Prerequisite: BLAW 352.
DBH 204 SATURDAY 8:30 AM-11:30 AM
TEEL 3 CREDITSISSUES IN MANAGEMENT
MCMG 471-B1
Managers face a variety of challenges that arise from the changes in the business environment. These courses are studies of one or more of these issues. The course is adapted by the instructor to conform to the challenges of the day. Prerequisite: junior or Senior standing.
DBH 204 M/W 5:45-7:50 PM
DONDLINGER 3 CREDITSISSUES IN MANAGEMENT
MCMG 472-B1
Managers face a variety of challenges that arise from the changes in the business environment. These courses are studies of one or more of these issues. The course is adapted by the instructor to conform to the challenges of the day. Prerequisite: junior or Senior standing.
DBH 204 M/W 8:00-10:05 PM
SKELTON 3 CREDITSMARKETING MANAGEMENT II
MCMK 312-B1
The course builds upon a knowledge of basic marketing concepts and practices. Emphasis is placed on the development and implementation of marketing plans. Managers face a variety of challenges that arise from changes in the business environment. The course is a study of one or more of these issues. The course is adapted by the instructor to conform to the challenges of the day. Prerequisite: senior standing.
DBH 204 T/TH 5:45-7:50 PM
LAWSON 3 CREDITSPRODUCTION & OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
MCPA 342-B1
The creation of goods and services involves the aggregation or "assembly" of parts to build a useful product. The operations management course is a study of the principles and of the production and operations functions of manufacturing and non-manufacturing enterprises. Prerequisite: junior standing and QMET 330.
DBH 204 T/TH 8:00-10:05 PM
STAFF 3 CREDITS
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
COUNSELING FOUNDATIONS
- The undergraduate Counseling Foundations Program is designed to provide professional preparation for students to pursue graduate studies in a counseling field. The program also provides paraprofessional preparation for limited employment opportunities. A major goal of the study is to encourage personal growth and increase the effectiveness of employees in a variety of helping roles including business, teaching and the ministry.
BASIC COUNSELING THEORY
MCCN 247-B1
The ideas and processes of counseling are discussed. Practical applications of counseling form the basis of lecture and class discussion. Emphasis is given to the relationships of the process of counseling to the counselor and counselee.
OBB 229 M/W 8:00-10:05 PM
WADDELL 3 CREDITSBASIC PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
MCCN 349-B1
Topics studied are theories of learning and behavior, the impact of the culture on the belief system of the individual and on personality development, conformity, aggression, prejudice, and attractions. May substitute PSYC 304.
OBB 233 M/W 5:45-7:50 PM
FREEMAN 3 CREDITSSOCIOLOGY OF SMALL GROUPS
MCCN 350-B1
This course exposes the student to the various applications of group therapy as well as other group problem solving activities. Group dynamics and group management techniques are introduced. Attention is given to legal and ethical factors related to managing groups.
OBB 230 T/TH 5:45-7:50 PM
CLARK 3 CREDITSLIFE CRISIS MANAGEMENT
MCCN 442-B1W
Students are introduced to theories and techniques of coping with major crises in life, including divorce and/or separation, chronic conditions, and death.
OBB 229 T/TH 8:00-10:05 PM
PILKINTON 3 CREDITSFIELD EXPERIENCES IN HELPING PROFESSIONS
MCCN 448-B1
This course is designed to supplement knowledge and skills acquired in the classroom by applying academic principles in a practical setting. Students may participate only after successfully completing prerequisite courses.
OBB 230 TBA
CLARK 3 CREDITSISSUES IN HELPING PROFESSIONS
MCCN 450-B1
This course presents a study of the historical issues that have influenced counseling as well as the current issues in the profession. Problems and possible solutions will be addressed.
OBB 230 FRI/SAT TBA
CLASS MEETS MAR 21,22, 28,29; APR 11,12, & 19.
CLARK 3 CREDITSSPECIAL TOPICS IN COUNSELING: THE SPECIAL CHILD
MCCN 456-B1
This course presents a study of the historical issues that have influenced counseling as well as current issues in the profession such as the exceptional child. Problems and possible solutions will be addressed.
OBB 230 T/TH 8:00-10:05 PM
PHILLIPS 3 CREDITS
EXERCISE SCIENCE AND SPORTS MEDICINE
PERSONAL AND COMMUNITY HEALTH
MCPE 231-B1
Teaches basic fundamentals of general health. Emphasis is placed on such topical areas as personal fitness, nutrition, mental and emotional health, and community and environmental health.
SIGM 401 T/TH 8:00-10:05 PM
ANGEL 3 CREDITS
DIVISION OF PARALEGAL STUDIES
- For more information, write Dr. Melissa Jones, Director, Division of Paralegal Studies, Samford University, Birmingham, AL 35229, or call (205) 870-2783.
BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS
MCPG 226-B1
The student will examine the substantive law of business organizations, including the Uniform Partnership Act and the Model Business Corporation Act. The student will draft partnership agreements and corporate documents.
DBH 423 M/W 5:45-7:50 PM
GORDON 3 CREDITSESTATES AND TRUSTS
MCPG 227-B1W
This final required course is clinical in nature. The student is given hypothetical cases and situations in specialty areas and is required to perform paralegal tasks related to the assigned cases. MCPG 331 is designated as a writing course.
DBH 423 M/W 8:00-10:05 PM
GORDON 3 CREDITSLITIGATION
MCPG 229-B1
The student will examine the process of litigation. Special emphasis will be placed on the pretrial stage including pleading and discovery. The student will perform tasks commonly performed by litigation legal assistants.
DBH 404 T/TH 5:45-7:50 PM
JONES 3 CREDITSDEBITOR-CREDITOR LAW
MCPG 306-B1
The student will examine the most frequently occurring topics of Debtor-Creditor Law as they occur in general law practice. Topics include Creditor Collection Devices, Article 9 of the U.S.C., and Bankruptcy.
DBH 404 T/TH 8:00-10:05 PM
ENNIS 3 CREDITSPRACTICAL LEGAL LAB
MCPG 331-B1
The student will examine the substantive law of domestic relations. Topics include annulment, divorce, custody, and adoption.
DBH 423 M/W 5:45-7:50 PM
TEDROW 3 CREDITS
E-mail: Jeff Shelley or Dr. Paul Blackwell