Social Sciences Sample Clauses
The 'Social Sciences' clause defines the scope and application of terms related to social science disciplines within an agreement or policy. It typically clarifies which fields—such as sociology, psychology, anthropology, or political science—are included under the term 'social sciences' for the purposes of the document. This clause ensures that all parties have a shared understanding of what is covered, preventing ambiguity and potential disputes about the inclusion or exclusion of specific academic areas.
Social Sciences. Northwest University requires Cultural Anthropology and does not accept a course in the sociology discipline as a substitute. Students may be admitted to the BSN without Cultural Anthropology if they agree to complete the course at NU in the summer prior to the junior year.
Social Sciences. Social Science subjects as defined in the ▇▇▇▇▇ College catalog. Select coursework from at least two (2) areas of discipline; no more than 10 units per discipline area.
Social Sciences. ▪ One History course – (any HST course from CCC’s “Social Science Electives”) ▪ Many of the PSY and NRS courses you take in the RN program at CCC will meet Social Science requirements
Social Sciences. These courses focus on people as members of societies. Courses will acquaint students with methods of inquiry used in the social and behavioral sciences. The courses will stimulate critical think- ing about people’ actions and interests on the local, national, and global levels, and will promote appreciation of social and cultural pluralism.
Social Sciences. Select 2 courses from the APUS 2017 catalog Social Sciences general education requirements 6 SOCL141: Racial and Cultural Minorities 3 HIMA100: Medical Terminology 3 MDAS141: Medical Terminology: A Contextual Approach 3 HIMA110: Introduction to Health Information Management 3 HIIT101: Fundamentals of Health Data Management 3 HIMA200: Legal Aspects of Health Information Management 3 HIIT140: Health Law & Information Governance 3 HIMA220: Classification Systems I (Prereq: BIOL201 & HIMA100) 3 HIIT202: CPT Medical Coding 3 HIMA230: Classification Systems II (Prereq: HIMA220) 3 HITT205: ICD-10 Medical Coding 3 HIMA240: Healthcare Reimbursement Methodologies 3 HIIT221: Medical Reimbursement Practices & Procedures 3 HIMA250: Healthcare Delivery Systems and Documentation 3 HIIT102: Health Care Delivery Systems 3 HIMA310: Electronics Health Records Fundamentals 3 HIMA350: Compliance 3 HIMA360: Health Informatics Project and Enterprise Management 3 HIMA410: Informatics and Analytics 3 HIMA460: Healthcare Data Management and Governance 3 BIOL201: Principles of Anatomy and Physiology w/ Lab 4 BIOL160: Body Structure & Function (1SH deficit) 3 SCIN255: Principles of Pathophysiology and Pharmacology (Prereq: BIOL201 or BIOL251) 3 BIOL260: Disease & Diagnosis for HIM 3 ACCT105: Accounting for Non Accounting Majors 3 FINC300: Foundations of Financial Management 3 HIMA497: Health Information Management Practicum 3 HRMT407: Human Resource Management 3 ISSC361: Information Assurance 3 ISSC422: Information Security 3 MGMT312: Leadership and Motivation 3 MGMT414: Strategic Planning 3 HIMA499: Senior Seminar in Health Information Management 3 Electives 17 Electives* (17 + 1 SH deficit from CORE) = 18 SH req. electives Select any courses that have not been used to fulfill core or major requirements. Credits applied toward a minor or certificate in an unrelated field may be used to fulfill elective credit for the major. 17 CSIT101: Technology & Information Systems (ITCC200)-3 CSIT111: Logic & OO Design-3 CSIT241: Applied Systems Analysis & Design-4 HIIT130: Computer Applications for Health Data Analysis-3 HIIT210: Advanced Clinical Coding-3 HIIT220: Health Data Research & Analysis-2 18
Social Sciences. Select 2 courses, making sure that at least one course meets a Diversity requirement (marked ~DG or ~DUS) ECON 1000 POLS 2070 SOCI 2160~DUS 4.5 Social Sciences Requirement 6 ECON 1100 PSYC 1010 SOCI 2110 GEOG 1010 ~DG SOCI 1010 SPCH 1220 GEOG 1050 ~DG SOCI 1250 SPCH 1300 POLS 2050 SOCI 2050
Social Sciences. Courses should provide students with an understanding of the development and basic features of societies and cultures. Courses may include an examination of the historic and contemporary ideas that have shaped our world, an examination of the nature and principles of individual and group behaviors, or a study of social science methodologies. Courses that are primarily for personal enrichment are not appropriate for transfer. These courses may be found in the social sciences, mathematics, economics and science departments. At minimum, statistics courses must have a prerequisite of intermediate algebra or its equivalent. A second course in statistics may be acceptable if content is sequential and not duplicative. Theory courses, as well as performance and production courses, are appropriate for transfer. Courses may include directing, film making, history, performance, production/stagecraft, costume design and makeup, theory and scriptwriting. Practical courses in Broadcasting such as radio/TV or other commercially oriented courses are not appropriate for transfer.
Social Sciences. American Public University System Requirements Northern Virginia CC; A.A.S. in Business Management Transfer Credits Course # and Title Credits Northern Virginia CC Course # and Title Credits
Social Sciences. Anthropology (ANT), Geography (GEO), History (HTY), Political Science (POS), Psychology (PSY), Sociology (SOC)
Social Sciences. Select 2 courses from the APUS 2017 catalog Social Sciences general education requirements 6 Select 2 courses from NVCC's Social Sciences Elective Requirements Choice* 6 ITCC121: Introduction to Computer Science 3 ITE115: Intro. To Computer Applications & Concepts 3 WEBD121: Web Development Fundamentals 3 ITD110: Web Design I 3 WEBD122: Introduction to Web Analytics 3 WEBD222: Advanced Web Analytics 3 ITCC112: Advanced Productivity Applications 3 ITE140: Spreadsheet Software (Recommended NVCC's IT Elective Requirements Choice) 3 ITCC113: Office Presentation Applications 3 ENTD200: Fundamentals of Programming 3 Select 1 course from NVCC's ITP-Programming Elective Requirements Choice (ITP112, ITP120, ITP130, ITP132 or ITP136) 3 ENTD311: Analysis and Design of Information Systems 3 ENTD321: Object Oriented Programming and UML* (Prereq: ENTD200 or ENTD211) 3 ISSC411: Application Security 3 ISSC341: Introduction to Networking 3 ITN101: Intro. to Network Concepts (Recommended NVCC's IT Elective Requirements Choice) 3 INFO321: Database Management Systems 3 ITD256: Advanced Database Management 3 ISSC431: Database Systems Security 3