Undergraduate Course Catalog 2008-2009

General Information

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Colleges/Schools:

AllArts and SciencesBusinessEducationNursing and Health ProfessionsSchool for Professional and Continuing Education 

Courses:

All Accelerated Programs Accountancy Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC) Art and Design Aviation Biology Business Administration Chemistry Communications Computer Information Systems Computer Science Economics Education English English as a Second Language (ESL) Finance Foreign Language History Justice, Law and Public Safety Studies Management Information Systems Marketing Mathematics Military Science (Army ROTC) Music Nursing Philosophy Physics Political Science and Public Administration Psychology Reading Social Work and Human Services Sociology Sport and Exercise Science Theatre Theology University Courses

INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE EXPERIENCE (ICE)

The Introduction to the College Experience (ICE) is designed to assist the new student by providing information and skills essential for a successful college experience.  The one-credit hour course for first year college students reviews key University information on policies, procedures, and services; it identifies for the student positive college readiness skills (study skills, time management, etc.); furthermore, it outlines career planning opportunities; and finally it provides information to enhance the advising sessions with the student’s academic advisor.  Small groups of 12-15 students meet once a week and are directed by a selected faculty or staff mentor.  The course is required for all new students entering the University with fewer than 12 credit hours. Frequently, a contemporary text is chosen to be read by all ICE classes.  The theme of this "Common Reader" is often referred to in other first-year general education courses.

The content of courses offered in this program can be found in the Course Descriptions.  See 76-100; 76-103; 76-108.

For more information about this program, look under "Special Programs" in the General Information section.