Courses

Description of courses offered by the various departments

The symbols FA (fall), 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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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 383 - External Practicum
	• CMS 390 - Independent Study
	• CMS 501 - Cultural Values and Life Together
	• CMS 502 - Cultural Values and Leadership
	• CMS 503 - Diversity among Shared Cultures
	• CMS 504 - Cultural Values and Changing Contexts
	• CMS 505 - Cultural Values: Capstone
Data Science
	• DATA 100 - Foundations of Data Science and Analytics
	• DATA 202 - Data Wrangling and Analytics
	• DATA 303 - Advanced Modeling and Visualization
	• DATA 383 - External Practicum
	• DATA 396 - Senior Project in Data Science
	• DATA 398 - Senior Project in Data Science II
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
	• DUTC 383 - External Practicum
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 - Applied Econometrics
	• ECON 345 - Advanced Topics in Economics
	• ECON 383 - External Practicum
	• ECON 390 - Independent Study
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 103 - Writing Studio
	• ENGL 200 - Introduction to Global Literature
	• ENGL 205 - Special Topics
	• ENGL 210 - Introduction to Early British Literature
	• ENGL 215 - Introduction to Later British Literature
	• ENGL 220 - Introduction to American Literature
	• ENGL 230 - Introduction to Genre
	• ENGL 240 - Basic Journalism
	• ENGL 241 - Business Writing
	• ENGL 250 - Literature of Faith
	• ENGL 260 - The Craft of Writing
	• ENGL 270 - Introduction to Linguistics
	• ENGL 275 - English Syntax
	• ENGL 290 - Ways of Reading
	• ENGL 300 - Advanced Studies in Global Literature
	• ENGL 305 - Advanced Special Topics
	• ENGL 310 - Advanced Studies in Early British Literature
	• ENGL 315 - Advanced Studies in Later British Literature
	• ENGL 320 - Advanced Studies in American Literature
	• ENGL 325 - Advanced Studies in Children's and Adolescent Literature
	• ENGL 330 - Advanced Studies in Genre
	• ENGL 335 - Advanced Studies in a Major Author
	• ENGL 340 - Academic and Professional Writing
	• ENGL 341 - Feature Journalism
	• ENGL 342 - Writing in Digital Environments
	• ENGL 344 - Special Topics in Advanced Professional Writing
	• ENGL 350 - Teaching of Writing
	• ENGL 352 - Teaching of Literature
	• ENGL 359 - Seminar in Principles of and Practices in Secondary Education
	• ENGL 360 - Creative Writing: Nonfiction
	• ENGL 361 - Creative Writing: Poetry
	• ENGL 362 - Creative Writing: Fiction
	• ENGL 364 - Special Topics in Creative Writing
	• ENGL 368 - Writing for Children and Young Adults
	• ENGL 371 - History of the English Language
	• ENGL 372 - Sociolinguistics and Issues in Language Education
	• ENGL 373 - Stylistics and Discourse Analysis
	• ENGL 376 - Semantics
	• ENGL 380 - Internship
	• ENGL 383 - External Practicum
	• ENGL 390 - Independent Study
	• ENGL 395 - Senior Seminar
	• ENGL 399 - Honors Thesis
Education
	• EDUC 102 - Introduction to Education
	• EDUC 202 - The Learner in the Educational Context: Development and Diversity
	• EDUC 210 - Music and Art in the Elementary Classroom
	• EDUC 236 - The Young Child in an Educational Setting
	• EDUC 238 - Developmentally Appropriate Practice with Young Children
	• EDUC 241 - Ability, Language, and Multicultural Education

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