Interdisciplinary Studies (IS)
1000 Freshman Level3000 Junior Level4000 Senior Level
5000 Graduate Level6000 Graduate Level7000 Research Level
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1000 Level Courses
1100. Tech Transition: Freshman Seminar (1). Introduces students to philosophy, history, and applications of higher education and critical thinking.
1101. TTAP Academic Skills (1). Introduces Tech Transfer Acceleration Program (TTAP) students to the philosophy of higher education, as well as theoretical and practical approaches to academic, social and personal success in higher education.
1102. AVID for College Success (1). Introduces AVID program students to the philosophy and structure of AVID (Advancement via Individual Determination) post-secondary strategies for academic, social, and personal success in higher education.
1200. Life Skills for Student Athletes (2). Prerequisite or corequisite: IS 1100. Designed to assist first-year student athletes with a variety of life-skill components, including personal, athletic, academic, and career development.
3000 Level Course
3100. Seminar for Transfer Students (1). Explores the complex challenges of academic life beyond community college. Focuses on skills, techniques, institutional support essential to academic success, and major and career selection.
3110. Seminar in Health Careers (1). Prerequisite: Sophomore standing and a minimum 3.0 GPA. Health professionals present weekly seminars related to preparation, training, and activities associated with various health professions.
4000 Level Course
4100. Strengths-Based Senior Seminar (1). Designed for college seniors to help ease their transition from college to the workplace, including understanding job market trends and developing skills in job interviewing, budgeting, and negotiation.
5000 Level Courses
5000. Graduate Directed Studies (V1-12). Prerequisite: Consent of Coordinator. Advanced studies in developing cultural understanding. Projects to be assessed by faculty committee.
5001. Graduate Studies Abroad (V1-12). Prerequisite: Consent of Office of International Affairs. Advanced individual studies in interdisciplinary, international, and /or multicultural experiences.
5301. The Nature of Science for Teachers (3). Interdisciplinary course for teachers providing an overview of science and scientific inquiry. Special emphasis on research methods.
5331. Advanced Topics in Forensic Science (3). Nature of the course depends on the students’ interests and needs for advanced study in forensic science.
6000 Level Course
6000. Master's Thesis (V1-6).
6031. Internship in Forensic Science (V1-6). Supervised internship in an aspect of forensic science designed to provide the student with practical experience in the field.
6330. Master’s Report in Forensic Science (3). Supervised research project to provide the student an opportunity to develop specific experience in the field.
7000 Level Course
7000. Research (V1-12).Back to Top