General Requirements
- CS 72
Software Application on the PC (Lect 3.0)
An introduction to operating systems, word processing, spread sheets, and data base manipulation. A post baccalaureate course designed for teachers and persons in related occupations. The course is offered subject to sufficient demand. This course cannot be used toward a computer science degree.
- ENG 20
Exposition and Argumentation
The development of techniques for tertiary level essay writing with special emphasis on remedial grammar and paragraph structure.
- SPMS 85
Introduction to Speech
An examination of English expression through verbal communication, listening comprehension, and dialogue. The course will focus on the appropriate forms of interaction that are suitable for specific occasions.
1st Year Semester I, FALL
- ENG 20
Exposition and Argumentation
The development of techniques for tertiary level essay writing with special emphasis on remedial grammar and paragraph structure.
- SPMS 85
Introduction to Speech
An examination of English expression through verbal communication, listening comprehension, and dialogue. The course will focus on the appropriate forms of interaction that are suitable for specific occasions.
- ENG 115
Practical English Grammar
This is a practical course that introduces or re-establishes the grammatical conventions of standard English. Particular attention is given to the way the language is structured, its idioms, syntax, punctuation and style.
- PHIL 35
Business Ethics
This course gives a general introduction to ethical foundations and examines the major ethical theories including utilitarianism, rights and justice. The course emphasizes both the philosophical foundations of ethical conduct and the practical problems encountered by corporations in modern market economies. It focuses on specific ethical problems that arise in corporations, such as the social responsibilities of business, responsibilities of being truthful in business, problems concerning product, and problems concerning employment and the workplace.
- Elective
From the Electives.
1st Year Semester II, SPRING
- ENG 60
Writing and Research
The practice of analytical writing and development of competency in methods of research.
- LNG 101
Introduction to Translation
An examination of the theoretical and practical aspects of the forms of communication in translation.
- ENG 104
Introduction to Literary Theory
- SPMS 150
Interpersonal Communication
The course examines meanings in the context of the transmission of ideas. It explores the implications of verbal and non-verbal communication. It includes the significance of body language and its impact within interpersonal and social settings.
- ENG 103
Introduction to Poetry & Drama
- CS72
Software Application on the PC (Lect 3.0)
An introduction to operating systems, word processing, spread sheets, and data base manipulation. A post baccalaureate course designed for teachers and persons in related occupations. The course is offered subject to sufficient demand. This course cannot be used toward a computer science degree.
- Math 4
College Algebra (Lect 3.0)
A study of linear equations, rational functions, radicals, quadratic equations, inequalities, determinants, progressions, theory of equations, permutations, combinations, and the binomial theorem.
Prerequisite: Placement examination
