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  • CIS 330 OL1 - Object Oriented Programming (2021-2022 Academic Year Summer 1)
    Fri: 3-3:05 AM @ P01
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    ...This course introduces the object-oriented programming language C++. Topics include problem solving using the C++ language, using variables and constants to store information, creating and using functions, using selection structure statements, creating and manipulating sequential access files, creat...
    REL 101 01 - Introduction to Religion (2024-2025 Academic Year Spring)
    Mon, Wed, Fri: 8-9:00 AM @ D01 PCB 279
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    An analytical and topical examination of religious beliefs, feelings, and actions, to provide the student with the tools to understand the religious dimension of life, with particular concern for the Judeo-Christian tradition.
    POL 200 01 - Introduction to Political Science (2022-2023 Academic Year Spring)
    Mon, Wed, Fri: 12:40-1:40 PM @ D01 PCB 274
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    ...This course is designed to provide the student with a general understanding of how political scientists study the phenomena of politics and deepen the student?s understanding of their role as both a critical thinker and participant within the political system. This course will focus on the basic pri...
    BUS 314 OL1 - Human Resources Management (2020-2021 Academic Year Summer 1)
    Fri: 1:45-1:50 AM @ P01
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    Concepts and methods associated with attracting, developing, and maintaining an effective work force: government legislation - human resource planning - recruitment and selection - performance evaluation - compensation and benefits - labor relations.
    ERS 141 C8A1 - Physical Geology (2019-2020 Academic Year Summer 1)
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    ...A study of the composition and structure of the crust, the core, the mantle, and the atmosphere of the earth, including the water mass. The course also examines the changes in the earth such as plate tectonics, volcanic activity, earthquakes, and others. A brief review of the geologic time scale and...
    a section of the Physical Geology course in Earth Science - ERS
    EDU 400 01 - Education Found & Diversity (WI) (2024-2025 Academic Year Spring)
    Tue, Thu: 9:40-11:10 AM @ D01 BRA 235
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    ...The philosophical, psychological, sociological, legal, and historical backgrounds in American education are studied to provide a framework for understanding issues and trends in education today. Multicultural education is a special focus with emphasis given to the impact of socio-economic status, di...
    CHM 106 OL3 - General Physical Science Lab (2021-2022 Academic Year Spring)
    Fri: 12:40-12:45 AM @ P01
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    ...General Physical Science (CHM/ERS/PHY 105) with Laboratory (CHM/ERS/PHY 106) provides an overview of physcial science, from cosmology through geology, chemistry and physics. It emphasizes descriptive and systematic aspects of science and restricts mathematical features to the essentials. The class...
    a section of the General Physical Science Lab course in Chemistry - CHM
    HIS 101 OL1 - Dawn of Civilizations (2019-2020 Academic Year Summer 1)
    Fri: 3:15-3:20 AM @ P01
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    ...An introductory history course intended for students of all majors to become familiar with the advent and variety of human civilizations. Topics will include formation and evolution of gender roles, religions and beliefs, political structures and ideas from the ancient world to the European Renaissa...
    a section of the Dawn of Civilizations course in History - HIS
    REL 220 03 - Religions of the East (2020-2021 Academic Year Spring)
    Mon, Wed, Fri: 9:10-10:00 AM @ D01 BRA 235
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    A study of Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, the major religions of the East.
    a section of the Religions of the East course in Religious Studies - REL
    COL 103 11 - Wesleyan Transition (2023-2024 Academic Year Fall)
    Mon: 1:50-2:50 PM @ D01 PCB 279
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    ...COL 103 Wesleyan Transition is a one credit seminar course that assists first-year students in the transition to college, and helps to further orient first-year students to the North Carolina Wesleyan University community. The course prepares students for collegiate success and fosters campus engage...
    a section of the Wesleyan Transition course in College Life - COL
    HCA 425 OL1 - Quality Assurance in Healthcare Org (2021-2022 Academic Year Spring)
    Fri: 3:10-3:15 AM @ P01
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    ...This course explores aspects of risk management and quality assurance within the healthcare arena. Topics include legislative mandates, healthcare agencies' requirements, and methods of assessing and improving the quality of care. The course emphasizes the procedures utilized to monitor physician ...
    ENG 111 05 - Writing I (2025-2026 Academic Year Fall)
    Tue, Thu: 9:40-11:10 AM @ D01 PEL 136
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    The purpose of this course is to improve the student’s ability to speak effectively, read critically and write clearly. Emphasis is on writing expository essays. A grade of "C" or better is required to pass.
    a section of the Writing I course in English - ENG
    MSL 403 01 - Survey of Military History (2020-2021 Academic Year Spring)
    Mon, Wed, Fri: 11:40-12:30 PM @ D01 HAT 1F
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    ...This course is a survey that spans the history of warfare from Colonial occupation to the Present Era with a special focus on the American Military Warfare. Familiarization is the goal of this course, you are expected to form opinions and defend your arguments. The focus of this class will revolve...
    CIS 305 OL1 - Computer and Network Security (2022-2023 Academic Year Spring)
    Fri: 1:55-2:00 AM @ P01
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    ...In this course the students will learn networking concepts including networking terminology and protocols, local and wide area networks, networking standards and how to analyze risks to networks and the steps needed to select and deploy the appropriate countermeasures to reduce exposure to network t...
    CIS 410 01 - Mgmt of Information Syst Proj (WI) (2023-2024 Academic Year Fall)
    Tue: 2:40-4:10 PM @ D01 GTC 228
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    ...In this course the students will learn networking concepts including networking terminology and protocols, local and wide area networks, networking standards and how to analyze risks to networks and the steps needed to select and deploy the appropriate countermeasures to reduce exposure to network t...
    MKT 205 01 - Principles of Marketing (WI) (2022-2023 Academic Year Fall)
    Tue, Thu: 8-9:30 AM @ D01 GTC 213
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    Introduces marketing as a vital business activity in the American economy. Describes the marketing environment, marketing analysis and strategy, and the marketing program. (writing intensive)
    a section of the Principles of Marketing (WI) course in Marketing - MKT
    ENG 304 GRAU - Business Communication (WI) (2020-2021 Academic Year Spring)
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    ...Prerequisite: Junior standing and ?C? or better in ENG 112 - Development of critical writing used in business, science, technology, and government. The course will emphasize library research in professionally-related fields, assigned essays and reports, letters and memoranda, oral communications, ca...
    a section of the Business Communication (WI) course in English - ENG
    HIS 101 OL1 - Dawn of Civilizations (2021-2022 Academic Year Summer 1)
    Fri: 3:45-3:50 AM @ P01
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    ...An introductory history course intended for students of all majors to become familiar with the advent and variety of human civilizations. Topics will include formation and evolution of gender roles, religions and beliefs, political structures and ideas from the ancient world to the European Renaissa...
    a section of the Dawn of Civilizations course in History - HIS
    CHM 106 OL2 - General Physical Science Lab (2024-2025 Academic Year Summer)
    Fri: 1:40-1:45 AM @ P01
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    ...General Physical Science (CHM/ERS/PHY 105) with Laboratory (CHM/ERS/PHY 106) provides an overview of physcial science, from cosmology through geology, chemistry and physics. It emphasizes descriptive and systematic aspects of science and restricts mathematical features to the essentials. The class...
    a section of the General Physical Science Lab course in Chemistry - CHM
    EXS 425 02 - Adv Tech in Evaluating Fitness (2023-2024 Academic Year Spring)
    Wed: 11:30-2:50 PM @ D01 ISEF 111
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    This course is designed to introduce students to advanced techniques for evaluating fitness in exercise physiology. The course will provide conceptual understanding and practical application for various techniques used in the evaluation of athletic performance and disease conditions.
    BUS 360 OL2 - Project Management (2021-2022 Academic Year Fall)
    Fri: 2:10-2:15 AM @ P01
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    ...This course introduces the process for a project manager to assemble a complex project into manageable segments, lead a diverse project team, and use effective tools to ensure that the project meets its deliverables and is completed within budget and on schedule. Students will complete a plan for a...
    PSY 319 UC - Physiological Psychology (WI) (2024-2025 Academic Year Spring)
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    ...Prerequisites: PSY 111, BIO 101 - A detailed review of the neural structures and physiological processes underlying human behavior. Topics include the structure and function of the nervous system and the physiological basis of perception, motivation, memory, and selected psychopathological disorders...
    a section of the Physiological Psychology (WI) course in Psychology - PSY
    MAT 213 OL1 - Elementary Statistics (2019-2020 Academic Year Summer 1)
    Fri: 1:20-1:25 AM @ P01
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    ...Topics will include descriptive statistical techniques including sampling techniques, collection of data, frequency distributions, graphing of data and analysis of data (measures of central tendency, location and spread) - introduction to relationships between quantitative variables (correlation and...
    a section of the Elementary Statistics course in Mathematics - MAT
    MKT 318 E8A1 - Consumer Behavior (2020-2021 Academic Year Spring)
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    Psychological, sociological, economic, and other dimensions of consumers and their environments.
    a section of the Consumer Behavior course in Marketing - MKT
    INT 396 E8BU - Extended Internships (2023-2024 Academic Year Summer)
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    Internships offer students the opportunity to participate in work experiences associated specifically with the student’s major or interest. Internships may vary in length with credit awarded depending on the length of the internship and content of the experience.
    a section of the Extended Internships course in Internships - INT
    PSY 316 C8A1 - Social Psychology (WI) (2022-2023 Academic Year Spring)
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    ...Prerequisite: PSY 111 - A systematic examination of the major theories and research traditions in social psychology. Topics include the development, change, and measurement of attitudes - person perception and interpersonal attraction - group dynamics, conformity, aggression, and prosocial behavior....
    a section of the Social Psychology (WI) course in Psychology - PSY
    JUS 318 OL1 - Research MethodsResearch Methods (2023-2024 Academic Year Spring)
    Fri: 3:05-3:10 AM @ P01
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    A study of the logic and methods of Criminal Justice research and its application - including project design; measurement, collecting, analysis, interpretation of data; ethical implications; an program development. Prequisites: MAT 213 and JUS 111
    ENG 111 07 - Writing I (2020-2021 Academic Year Spring)
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    The purpose of this course is to improve the student’s ability to speak effectively, read critically and write clearly. Emphasis is on writing expository essays. A grade of "C" or better is required to pass.
    a section of the Writing I course in English - ENG
    PSY 321 OL1 - Info Process,Cognition&Memory (2023-2024 Academic Year Summer)
    Fri: 4:35-4:40 AM @ P01
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    Prerequisite: PSY 111 - A detailed review of the research methods, findings, and theories describing human cognitive function. The topics include memorial processes, such as encoding, rehearsal and retrieval, language processes, and structural models of memory.
    a section of the Info Process,Cognition&Memory course in Psychology - PSY
    ENG 112 05 - Writing II (2021-2022 Academic Year Fall)
    Tue, Thu: 11:20-12:50 PM @ D01 TRC 103
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    The purpose of this course is to increase the student’s ability to develop written arguments, conduct research, interpret evidence and advance proposals in a reasoned and persuasive way orally and in writing. A grade of “C” or better is required to pass.
    a section of the Writing II course in English - ENG
    INT 394 01 - Extended Internships (2021-2022 Academic Year Fall)
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    Internships offer students the opportunity to participate in work experiences associated specifically with the student’s major or interest. Internships may vary in length with credit awarded depending on the length of the internship and content of the experience.
    a section of the Extended Internships course in Internships - INT
    ENG 115 OL1 - Introduction to Literature (WI) (2024-2025 Academic Year Spring)
    Fri: 2:30-2:35 AM @ P01
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    An introduction to literary forms (fiction, poetry, drama) and terminology, designed to give the student a basis for the appreciation of literature as well as a foundation for further literary study. (writing intensive)
    a section of the Introduction to Literature (WI) course in English - ENG
    MAT 302 01 - Teaching Math in Elem School (WI) (2020-2021 Academic Year Fall)
    Mon, Wed, Fri: 11:30-12:40 PM @ D01 BRA 234
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    ...Prerequisites: MAT 111 and admission to Teacher Education Program - This course is designed for the K-6 teacher. Process and content are emphasized. Teaching strategies, techniques, and learning activities for the K-6 mathematics content are discussed. Students will demonstrate teaching techniques. ...
    BUS 307 MAB1 - Corporate Finance (2020-2021 Academic Year Fall)
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    Principles of corporate finance including analysis of financial statements, ratio analysis, and the statement of cash flows capital budgeting - risk and return - stocks and bonds - cost of capital - financial institutions - securities markets - international finance.
    PSY 321 01 - Info Process,Cognition&Memory (2020-2021 Academic Year Fall)
    Tue, Thu: 8-9:15 AM @ D01 BRA 240
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    Prerequisite: PSY 111 - A detailed review of the research methods, findings, and theories describing human cognitive function. The topics include memorial processes, such as encoding, rehearsal and retrieval, language processes, and structural models of memory.
    a section of the Info Process,Cognition&Memory course in Psychology - PSY
    JUS 325 01 - Criminal Procedure (2022-2023 Academic Year Spring)
    Tue, Thu: 4:20-5:50 PM @ D01 BRA 240
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    This course is designed to allow students to discuss and analyze recent and past U.S. Supreme Court cases in areas of police procedures, confessions, searches and seizures, entrapment, electronic eavesdropping, pretrial process and the adjudication process.
    a section of the Criminal Procedure course in Justice Studies - JUS
    JUS 111 01 - Introduction to Criminal Justice (2022-2023 Academic Year Spring)
    Tue, Thu: 8-9:30 AM @ D01 GTC 213
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    This introductory course will acquaint the student with the theoretical foundation of the criminal justice system. It will cover the relationship of law and morality, giving the student a philosophical base from which to establish an understanding of the missions of the justice system.
    REL 115 02 - Religious Worlds (2025-2026 Academic Year Fall)
    Tue, Thu: 11:20-12:50 PM @ D01 PCB 280
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    A study of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, the major religions in the Abrahamic tradition.
    a section of the Religious Worlds course in Religious Studies - REL
    ENG 112 10 - Writing II (2023-2024 Academic Year Spring)
    Tue, Thu: 9:40-11:10 AM @ D01 GTC 219
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    The purpose of this course is to increase the student’s ability to develop written arguments, conduct research, interpret evidence and advance proposals in a reasoned and persuasive way orally and in writing. A grade of “C” or better is required to pass.
    a section of the Writing II course in English - ENG
    PHY 221 01 - General Physics II (2020-2021 Academic Year Spring)
    Mon, Wed, Fri: 11:40-12:30 PM @ D01 GSC 210
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    General Physics II includes topics on sound, electromagnetic radiation, the duality of light, and electromagnetism. The principles of reflection, refraction, dispersion, interference, static and current electricity, and magnetism will be investigated.
    a section of the General Physics II course in Physics - PHY
    SOC 101 02 - Principles of Sociology (2025-2026 Academic Year Fall)
    Mon, Wed, Fri: 11:30-12:30 PM @ D01 PCB 280
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    An introduction to the concepts of the organization of social life emphasizing social structure, culture, and social change. The student acquires a ?tool box of analytical concepts? useful throughout life for understanding one?s social milieux.
    a section of the Principles of Sociology course in Sociology - SOC
    CIS 307 E8B1 - Computer Forensics (2019-2020 Academic Year Summer 2)
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    This course introduces students to the basic concepts of computer forensics and investigation. Student will learn how to acquire, process and present digital evidence. Computer forensic tools, legal issues and cases will be explored.
    SOC 101 01 - Principles of Sociology (2021-2022 Academic Year Fall)
    Mon, Wed, Fri: 10:20-11:20 AM @ D01 PCB 279
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    An introduction to the concepts of the organization of social life emphasizing social structure, culture, and social change. The student acquires a ?tool box of analytical concepts? useful throughout life for understanding one?s social milieux.
    a section of the Principles of Sociology course in Sociology - SOC
    CIS 210 01 - Computer Hardware (2023-2024 Academic Year Fall)
    Tue, Thu: 9:40-11:10 AM @ D01 GTC 219
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    ...This course introduces the architecture and function of core hardware compponents of computers and digital devices. Students will learn to install, configure, optimize, troubleshoot, repair, and upgrade computer hardware. Preventive maintenance on personal computers, digital devices, and operating...
    MAT 213 OL2 - Elementary Statistics (2023-2024 Academic Year Fall)
    Fri: 4:40-4:45 AM @ P01
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    ...Topics will include descriptive statistical techniques including sampling techniques, collection of data, frequency distributions, graphing of data and analysis of data (measures of central tendency, location and spread) - introduction to relationships between quantitative variables (correlation and...
    a section of the Elementary Statistics course in Mathematics - MAT
    CIS 211 01 - Programming Structures (2021-2022 Academic Year Fall)
    Tue, Thu: 1-2:30 PM @ D01 GTC 127
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    ...This course introduces the basic structures of computer programs. Students will learn how to design applications, use language syntax declare variables and constants, create input/output operations, and initializing variables. Students will also create sequential structures, selection structures, re...
    BUS 314 E8B1 - Human Resources Management (2022-2023 Academic Year Fall)
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    Concepts and methods associated with attracting, developing, and maintaining an effective work force: government legislation - human resource planning - recruitment and selection - performance evaluation - compensation and benefits - labor relations.
    ART 101 GRAU - Art Appreciation (2019-2020 Academic Year Summer 1)
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    An introduction to the understanding and appreciation of the visual arts through a broad survey of the principles of art, architecture and visual media.
    a section of the Art Appreciation course in Art - ART
    CIS 211 OL2 - Programming Structures (2023-2024 Academic Year Spring)
    Fri: 5:05-5:10 AM @ P01
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    ...This course introduces the basic structures of computer programs. Students will learn how to design applications, use language syntax declare variables and constants, create input/output operations, and initializing variables. Students will also create sequential structures, selection structures, re...
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