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settings. Students will examine the theoretical and research findings to critically appraise

and establish the best practices based on evidence influencing the planning, delivery and

outcomes of nursing care. Emphasis is on enhancing critical thinking skills to provide the

highest quality of care in meeting the multifaceted needs of clients.

NUR 4403 Professional Nursing Synthesis/Capstone

This course as the senior capstone course focuses on trends and issues addressing the transi-

tion of students into professional nursing practice. The course will synthesize the essential

affective, knowledge, and psychomotor domains, and clinical experiences acquired in the

nursing courses and general education throughout the program to increase their responsibility

and accountability in professional nursing practice. Through culminating learning experi-

ences, students will assess their required competencies as the final program outcomes.

PHYSICAL SCIENCE (PHS)

PHS 1031 Introduction to the Physical Sciences Lab

Laboratory course to accompany PHS 1033. Experiments and other laboratory activities

designed to illustrate or reinforce concepts taught in PHS 1033. (Every Semester)

PHS 1033 Introduction to the Physical Sciences

A study of Earth and space sciences with aspects of physics and chemistry included. (Every

semester)

PHS 2501, 2502, 2503, 2504 Special Topics in Physical Science

The student will engage in class instruction, research, and analysis of specific topics with

a view to providing a more in-depth knowledge and understanding of these topics. (On

Demand)

PHYSICS (PHY)

PHY 2014 General Physics I

General college physics for students in curricula where calculus is not required. Includes a

study of mechanics, heat, and wave motion. Three lecture hours and three laboratory hours

each week. Prerequisite: MAT 1223 or MAT 1543 or equivalent. (Every Fall)

PHY 2024 General Physics II

A continuation of PHY 2014. Topics include electromagnetism, ray and wave optics, and

modern physics. Prerequisite: PHY 2014 or equivalent. (Every Spring)

PHY 3021, 3022, 3023 Academic Internship

The student will assist course instructors through tutoring, preparation and performance of

laboratory exercises, and supervision of exams and video presentations. The student may

also teach a class session. Prerequisite: JR/SR Standing and Permission of the Department

Chair.

POLITICAL SCIENCE (PLS)

PLS 1013 American Government and Politics

Theory and practice of American government and politics: federal-state relations; the sepa-

ration and interrelationships of the executive, legislative, judicial branches of government;

judicial review; the role of political parties and public opinion; the formulation and execu-

tion of domestic and foreign policy; civil liberties.