Courses

Description of courses offered by the various departments

The symbols FA (fall), IN (interim), SP (spring), and SU (summer) indicate when each course is offered. The credit (semester hours) for each course is indicated in parentheses after the course name. Interim course descriptions are made available during the fall semester and are published online.

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Communication
	• COMM 264 - Communication and Ministry Leadership
	• COMM 265 - Leadership Communication for Organizations
	• COMM 270 - Communication and Gender
	• COMM 285 - Public Relations and Communication Practice
	• COMM 286 - Advertising and Communication Strategies
	• COMM 290 - Media Production II
	• COMM 296 - Film as a Narrative Art
	• COMM 305 - Persuasion and Propaganda
	• COMM 311 - Argumentation and Advocacy
	• COMM 316 - Directing for Stage and Screen
	• COMM 322 - Advanced Calvin Media Company
	• COMM 323 - Acting for Stage and Screen
	• COMM 346 - Internship in Communication
	• COMM 351 - Media Production III
	• COMM 358 - Advanced Project in Media Production
	• COMM 361 - Health Communication Theory and Practice
	• COMM 362 - Organizational Communication
	• COMM 381 - Topics in Film and Media History
	• COMM 390 - Independent Study
	• COMM 395 - Special Topics in Communication
	• COMM 399 - Advanced Communication Study
Computer Science
	• CS 100 - Creating Interactive Web Media
	• CS 104 - Applied Computing
	• CS 106 - Introduction to Scientific Computation and Modeling
	• CS 108 - Introduction to Computing
	• CS 112 - Introduction to Data Structures
	• CS 195 - Introductory Computing Seminar
	• CS 212 - Data Structures and Algorithms
	• CS 214 - Programming Language Concepts
	• CS 216 - Programming Challenges
	• CS 232 - Operating Systems and Networking
	• CS 262 - Software Engineering
	• CS 295 - Computing Seminar
	• CS 300 - Special Topics in Computer Science
	• CS 312 - Logic, Computability, and Complexity
	• CS 320 - Advanced Computer Architecture
	• CS 332 - Advanced Computer Networks
	• CS 336 - Web Development
	• CS 338 - Computer System Administration
	• CS 342 - Database Management Systems
	• CS 344 - Artificial Intelligence
	• CS 352 - Computer Graphics
	• CS 364 - Computer Security
	• CS 374 - High Performance Computing
	• CS 384 - Perspectives on Computing
	• CS 390 - Independent Study
	• CS 394 - Senior Internship in Computing
	• CS 396 - Senior Project in Computing
	• CS 398 - Senior Project in Computing II
Congregational and Ministry Studies
	• CMS 151 - Church and Society
	• CMS 251 - Theological Reflections on Ministry Practices
	• CMS 252 - Introduction to Missions
	• CMS 374 - Youth and Family Ministry
	• CMS 375 - Ministry, Leadership, and Community Development
	• CMS 378 - A Christian Calling: Proclaiming Jubilee as a Christian Leader
	• CMS 381 - Ministry Studies Internship
	• CMS 390 - Independent Study
Dance
	• DAN 202 - Dance in Western History
	• DAN 242 - Dance in Physical Education
	• DAN 310 - Dance in World Culture
	• DAN 330 - Dance Composition and Performance
Data Science
	• DATA 101 - Data Science for Everyone
	• DATA 175 - Productivity Software
	• DATA 202 - Information Systems and Data Management
	• DATA 303 - Applied Modeling and Visualization
Dutch
	• DUTC 101 - Elementary Dutch I
	• DUTC 102 - Elementary Dutch II
	• DUTC 201 - Intermediate Dutch I
	• DUTC 202 - Intermediate Dutch II
	• DUTC 305 - Dutch Literature I
	• DUTC 306 - Dutch Literature II
	• DUTC 309 - Netherlandic Civilization
Economics
	• ECON 151 - Principles of Economics
	• ECON 221 - Principles of Microeconomics
	• ECON 222 - Principles of Macroeconomics
	• ECON 232 - Sustainability Economics
	• ECON 233 - Economics of Energy and Sustainability
	• ECON 236 - Emerging Economies
	• ECON 237 - Regional Economies of the World
	• ECON 241 - Health Economics and Health Policy
	• ECON 325 - Managerial Economics/Intermediate Microeconomics
	• ECON 326 - Business Cycles and Forecasting/Intermediate Macroeconomics
	• ECON 330 - Urban Growth and Development
	• ECON 331 - Money and Financial Markets
	• ECON 335 - Human Resource Economics
	• ECON 337 - World Poverty and Economic Development
	• ECON 338 - International Trade and Finance
	• ECON 339 - Government Finance and Public Policy
	• ECON 343 - Research Methods
	• ECON 345 - Advanced Topics in Economics
	• ECON 390 - Independent Study
	• ECON 395 - Economics Seminar
English For more detailed descriptions of the courses offered for any given semester, see the English Department website.
	• ENGL 100 - Enhanced Written Rhetoric I
	• ENGL 101 - Written Rhetoric
	• ENGL 102 - Enhanced Written Rhetoric II
	• ENGL 200 - Literature in a Global Context
	• ENGL 202 - Russian Literature
	• ENGL 212 - Survey of British Literature I
	• ENGL 213 - Survey of British Literature II
	• ENGL 214 - Survey of British Literature III

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