BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (B.S.N.) DEGREE

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1 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (B.S.N.) DEGREE The Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree is approved by the Florida Board of Nursing and is nationally accredited by the Commission of Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The program is designed as an AS to BS degree career ladder and is open to applicants who currently hold a valid Florida Registered Nursing license and have completed an accredited ADN or Diploma program. Availability of clinical placement opportunities may limit enrolment in the program. The program can be completed in three to four semesters. Program content for the B.S.N. Program meets Florida Board of Nursing curricular standards, as well as those specified in Florida s AS to BS Articulation Manual. All courses are available at the NWF State College Niceville Campus, and clinical instruction targets the specific needs of Okaloosa and Walton health care providers. Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree Admission Program Objective Code S100 LOWER DIVISION COURSES Unless otherwise specified, select courses from each category: see pages General Education Course Requirements... ENC 1101 English Composition I...3 ENC 1102 English Composition II...3 General Education Math...3 STA 2023 Statistics...3 General Education Humanities (SATC)...6 BSC 1085C Anatomy and Physiology I...4 BSC 1086C Anatomy and Physiology II...4 CHM 1032C Chemistry for Life Sciences...4 (or higher level Chemistry course) PSY 2012 Psychology...3 GE Social Science/History/Government...3 Total General Education B.S.N. Common Prerequisite Courses... DEP 2004 Human Growth and Development...3 HUN 2201 Nutrition (or NUR equivalent)...3 MCB 2010C Microbiology...4 SYG 2000 Sociology...3 Total Common Prerequisite Courses Foreign Language must be earned in the same foreign language; the requirement may also be satisfied with two years of the same high school foreign language or appropriate score on an approved CLEP examination...8 Lower Division Nursing and Other Courses Generally, these are the NUR courses required in the associate degree nursing program; credits may vary depending on how many additional non-nur credits are needed to meet associate degree requirements Total Lower Division Lower division credits may differ from this number depending on whether or not the student must complete additional prerequisites or foreign language credits UPPER DIVISION COURSES Courses College NUR 3080 Dimensions of Baccalaureate Nursing Practice...3 NUR 3955 Portfolio I...1 NUR 3067 Health Assessment...3 NUR 3067L Health Assessment Lab...1 NUR 3679 Nursing Care of Complex Clients...3 NUR 4165 Evidence-Based Practice...3 NUR 4615 Family & Community Health...3 NUR 4615L Family & Community Lab...2 NUR * Upper Division Nursing Electives...3 NUR 4827 Nursing Management & Leadership...3 NUR 4827L Nursing Management Lab...2 NUR 4956 Portfolio II...1 NUR 3837 Health Care Issues...2 Total Upper Division Nursing *Available Upper Division Nursing Electives... NUR 3098C Perioperative Nursing...3 NUR 3678 Nursing Care of Vulnerable Populations...3 NUR 3826 Nursing Ethics...3 NUR 4125 Clinical Pathophysiology...3 NUR 4295 Intro to Critical Care...3 Portfolio are awarded after successful completion of the Portfolio I and II courses Total Upper Division Total for the B.S.N. Degree D E G R E E S 65

2 BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE (B.A.S.) DEGREE The Bachelor of Applied Science in Project Management (B.A.S.) offers six pre-planned areas of emphasis: Acquisitions, Project Management, Public Service Management, Quality Improvement, Technology Management and Training & Development/Human Resources. There is also an option for developing a customized program plan that allows a student, in consultation with an advisor, to select the set of upper division courses most complementary to his or her education and career goals. In addition to the 36-credit general education requirement (1000 and 2000 level courses) for a baccalaureate degree, students will build upon their associate s degree coursework to complete a comprehensive 120-credit curriculum. The junior and senior level curriculum (3000 and 4000 level courses) consists of a 27-credit core and credits of emphasis and elective courses. Most students will complete the core first, but some specialized courses may be taken prior to completion of the core. Students may select the area of emphasis that best fits his/her career goals. There are six areas of emphasis from which to choose, each requiring at least fifteen credits to meet degree requirements. Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Project Management LOWER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS* Unless otherwise specified, select courses from each category: see pages General Education Course Requirements* ENC 1101 English Composition I... 3 ENC 1102 English Composition II... 3 MAC 1105 College Algebra or other. General Education Math... 3 STA 2023 Statistics or other. General Education Math... 3 General Education Humanities (SATC)... 6 General Education Biological Science... 4 General Education Physical Science... 4 General Education Science Elective. or HLP Social Science/History/Government... 3 Social Science/Behavioral Science... 3 General Education Elective... 1 Total General Education Lower Division Electives* Foreign Language must be earned in the same foreign language; the requirement may also be satisfied with two years of the same high school foreign language or appropriate score on an approved CLEP examination... 8 TOTAL LOWER DIVISION (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) REQUIREMENTS * Students entering with an AS or A.A.S degree will have more than 24 elective credits and may need additional general education credits to meet the 36 general education credits required for the baccalaureate degree. Students entering with an A.A. Degree may need additional electives to provide appropriate business and/or technical background for the baccalaureate program. UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS** Core Requirements**... ACG 3083 Accounting Concepts and Practice... 3 BUL 3320 Law and Business... 3 FIN 4402 Financial and Economic Management... 3 GEB 3031 Contemporary Business Practices... 3 GEB 3213 Business and Administrative. Communication... 3 GEB 3434 Ethical Issues for Business Leaders... 2 GEB 3444 Business Trends and Issues... 3 GEB 3933 Business Research... 1 MAN 3052 Management Philosophy. and Practice... 3 MAN 3583 Project Management... 3 Total Core Course Required Courses for the Specific Area of Emphasis Specific emphasis courses are listed separately on the next page under each Area of Emphasis Additional Upper Division Course Requirements** Students will work with an advisor to develop a program of study that includes electives from the approved list depending on the student s selected Area of Emphasis TOTAL UPPER DIVISION ELECTIVE CREDITS REQUIRED** TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED FOR THE DEGREE ** Depending on the student s associate s degree, with approval, some lower division credits may be substituted for upper division electives; however, all students must complete at least 40 upper division credits to meet baccalaureate degree requirements. 66 DEGREES

3 AREAS OF EMPHASIS Requirements for an Emphasis in Acquisitions Admission Program Objective Code R100C Required Courses for the Acquisitions BUL 4333 Contract Formation and Administration... 3 BUL 4931 Acquisitions Law Seminar... 3 MAN 3574 Acquisitions Management... 3 MAN 4930 Applications Seminar: Acquisitions... 3 Total Emphasis Requirements Requirements for an Project Management Admission Program Objective Code R100D Required Courses for the Project Management BUL 4333 Contract Formation and Administration... 3 MAN 4931 Applications Seminar: Project Management... 3 Total Required Emphasis... 9 Requirements for an Public Services Admission Program Objective Code R100G Required Courses for an Public Service Management MAN 4720 Strategic Planning and Management... 3 PAD 3003 Public Service Operations... 3 PAD 3882 Issues in Public Service Administration... 4 Total Required Emphasis Requirements for an Quality Improvement Admission Program Objective Code R100F Required Courses for the Quality Improvement MAN 4520 Quality Management... 3 MAN 4555 Quality Certification: ISO Total Emphasis Requirements... 6 Requirements for an Technology Management Admission Program Objective Code R100H At catalog press time, specific course requirements for this program were under development; please contact the B.A.S. Project Management Office at for final program requirements. Required Courses for the Technology Management GEB 4454 Business in High Technology Environment... 3 ISM 3232 Software Essentials... 3 ISM 3220 Network Technologies for Info Professionals... 3 ISM 3330 Information Security Policy & Administration... 3 Total Required Emphasis Requirements for an Training and Development/Human Resources Admission Program Objective Code R100E Required Courses for the Training and Development MAN 3310 Issues in Human Resource Management... 3 MAN 3350 Training and Development... 2 Total Required Emphasis... 8 Requirements for a Custom Program Plan Admission Program Objective Code R100B Students pursuing the custom option will work with an advisor to develop a program of study which includes the 33 upper division credits most helpful to his/her career goals. ELECTIVES Upper Division Elective Course Requirements** Students will work with an advisor to develop a program of study that includes electives from the list below depending on the selected Area of Emphasis: ACG 4901 Independent Study - Accounting... 1 BUL 4333 Contract Formation and Administration... 3 BUL 4931 Acquisitions Law Seminar... 3 GEB 3930 Business Project and Acquisitions Terms and Concepts... 1 GEB 4454 Business in a High Technology Environment... 3 GEB 4901 Independent Study - Business Administration... 1 GEB 4930 Special Topics: Project Management... 3 GEB 4931 Special Topics: Acquisitions... 3 GEB 4932 Special Topics: Management... 3 GEB 4933 Special Topics: Management... 3 GEB 4934 Special Topics: Business Administration... 3 GEB 4941 Internship: Business... 3 GEB 4950 Special Topics in Business Administration... 3 ISM 3220 Network Technologies for Information Professionals... 3 ISM 3232 Software Essentials... 3 ISM 3330 Information Security Policy & Administration... 3 MAN 3310 Issues in Human Resource Management... 3 MAN 3320 Employee Staffing and Benefits... 2 MAN 3350 Training and Development... 2 MAN 3574 Acquisitions Management... 3 MAN 4401 Labor Relations... 2 MAN 4520 Quality Management... 3 MAN 4555 Quality Certification: ISO MAN 4720 Strategic Planning and Management... 3 MAN 4901 Independent Study - Management... 1 MAN 4930 Applications Seminar: Acquisitions... 3 MAN 4931 Applications Seminar: Project Management... 3 MAN 4932 Contract Negotiations Seminar... 3 MAN 4933 Best-Value Source Selection Seminar... 3 MAN 4934 Logistics Management Seminar... 3 MAN 4940 Internship: Management... 3 PAD 3003 Public Service Operations... 3 PAD 3393 Advanced Emergency Management... 3 PAD 3882 Issues in Public Service Administration... 4 PAD 4933 Special Topics: Public Service... 3 Other Approved Upper Division Elective(s) Other Approved Lower Division Elective(s)... 3 DEGREES 67

4 Bachelor s Degree Project Management A.S. or A.A.S Degree in Technical Area Minimum of 60 credits and transferable General Education Additional hours of transferable General Education A.A. General Transfer Degree Minimum of 60 credits and 36 General Education Additional hours of Professional/Career Lower Division Upper Division Core Requirements of the B.A.S. in Project Management 27 Student selected area of emphasis Customized Program Plan to meet individual career goals Project Management Acquisitions Quality Improvement Training and Development/ Human Resources Public Service Management Technology Management 120-CREDIT BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT revised 5/09 68 DEGREES

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6 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION The first sixty credits in the following program of study are designed to prepare students not only for the A.A. Degree, but also for the general knowledge test and elementary subject area test in the Florida Teacher Certification Exam (FTCE). If you plan to be an elementary school teacher and are just beginning your A.A. Degree, this program of study will best prepare you for that career choice. If you have already completed your A.A. Degree and some of your general education courses differ from those listed below, your A.A. Degree will still meet that component of the admission process; however, you may need to complete additional coursework, independent study, or workshops to be well prepared for the elementary subject area FTCE test. A passing score on the FTCE Elementary subject area test is one of the graduation requirements for this degree. Courses with the C designation include an extra number of lab hours to accommodate field experiences. Substitutions for any coursework in this program of study must be approved by the Teacher Education Department Chair. Please note that some courses below may require lower division prerequisites not specified as program requirements. Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Admission Program Objective Code S201E LOWER DIVISION (Associate Degree) COURSES Unless otherwise specified, select courses from each category; see pages General Education Course Requirements ENC 1101 English Composition I...3 ENC 1102 English Composition II...3 General Education Mathematics (MGF 1106 and MAC 1105 recommended)...6 General Education Humanities (HUM 1020 recommended)...6 GLY 2010C Physical Geology 1,2...4 PHY Physical Science BSC Biological Science Two of the following classes: POS 1041, GEA 1000, AMH 20X0, ECO 20X At least one physical or biological science must include a lab. 2 Other general education natural science courses may meet program requirements; see your advisor. 3 The two courses not taken here should be taken as lower division electives below. Total General Education Common Prerequisites EDF 1005 Introduction to the Teaching Profession...3 EDF 2085 Introduction to Diversity for Educators...3 EME 2040 Introduction to Technology for Educators...3 Total Common Prerequisites... 9 Lower Division ELECTIVES With the approval of an advisor, select 15 credits from the following: Lower Elective Courses College AMH American History I or II...3 DEP 2100 Child Growth and Development I...3 ECO Economics I or II...3 EDP 2002 Educational Psychology...3 EEX 2010 Introduction to Exceptional Children...3 GEA 1000 World Geography...3 POS 1041 American Government...3 PSY 2012 Psychology...3 SPC 1600 Speech...3 SYG 2010 Social Problems...3 Total Lower Division Elective TOTAL LOWER DIVISION (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) REQUIREMENTS Students who do not have foreign language requirement at the high school level will need to complete eight (8) credits of foreign language. Upper Division Courses 5 Core Professional Education Courses EDF 3214 Human Development and Learning...3 EDE 3301 Elementary School Teaching Strategies...3 EDF 3430 Measurement, Evaluation and Assessment in Education...3 EEX 3070 Methods of Inclusion & Collaboration...3 EDG 3410C Classroom Management, School Safety, Law and Ethics...3 TSL 3080 Foundations of Teaching ESOL in the Schools...3 TSL 4081C TESOL Issues and Practice...3 RED 3309C Early and Emergent Literacy K RED 3511C Intermediate Literacy 3-6: Reading and Thinking...3 RED 4519C Diagnostic and Instructional Interventions in Reading...3 Total Core Professional Education Method Courses College LAE 4314C Methods in Teaching Language Arts in Elementary School...3 MAE 3310C Teaching Elementary School Mathematics Methods...3 SCE 3310C Teaching Science in the Elementary School Methods...3 SSE 4313C Teaching Social Science in Elementary School Methods...3 EDE 4223C Integrating Art, Music, & Physical Education Methods...3 RED 4312 Integration of Assessment into Classroom Reading...3 Total Method Courses Internship (Student Teaching) College EDE 4940 Internship: Elementary Education...9 EDE 4930C Seminar in Elementary Education...1 RED 4854C Reading Field Experience...2 Total Student Teaching and Seminar TOTAL UPPER DIVISION CREDITS TOTAL CREDITS FOR THE DEGREE Students who have not met the foreign language requirement at the high school level will need to complete eight (8) college credits of foreign language. 70 DEGREES

7 B A C H E L O R O F S C I E N C E I N M I D D L E G R A D E S M A T H EDUCATION (B.S.E.) The first sixty credits in the following program of study are designed to prepare students not only for the A.A. Degree, but also for the general knowledge test and middle grades math subject area test in the Florida Teacher Certification Exam (FTCE). If you plan to be a middle grades math teacher and are just beginning your A.A. Degree, this program of study will best prepare you for that career choice. If you have already completed your A.A. Degree and some of your general education courses differ from those listed below, your A.A. Degree will still meet that component of the admission process; however, you may need to complete additional coursework, independent study, or workshops to be well prepared for the middle grades math subject area FTCE test. A passing score on the FTCE Middle Grades Math subject area test is one of the graduation requirements for this degree. Courses with the C or designation include an extra number of lab hours to accommodate field experiences. Substitutions for any coursework in this program of study must be approved by the Teacher Education Department Chair. Please note that some courses below may require lower division prerequisites not specified as program requirements. Bachelor of Science in Middle Grades Math Education: Admission Program Objective Code S201M LOWER DIVISION (Associate Degree) COURSES Unless otherwise specified, select courses from each category; see pages General Education Course Requirements ENC 1101 English Composition I...3 ENC 1102 English Composition II...3 General Education Mathematics...6 General Education Humanities...6 General Education Social Science/History/ Government...3 PSY 2012 Psychology...3 GLY 2010C Physical Geology 1, General Education Biological Science General Education Science At least one physical or biological science must include a lab. 2 Other general education natural science courses may meet program requirement; see your advisor. Total General Education Common Prerequisites EDF 1005 Introduction to the Teaching Profession...3 EDF 2085 Introduction to Diversity for Educators...3 EME 2040 Introduction to Technology for Educators...3 MAC 2311 Calculus I...4 General Education Biological Science 3,4...4 Electives in Math or Physical Science...7 Total Common Prerequisites TOTAL LOWER DIVISION (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) REQUIREMENTS Students who have not met the foreign language requirement at the high school level will need to complete (8) college credits of foreign language. UPPER DIVISION COURSES Core Professional Education Courses EDF 3131C Learning and the Developing Adolescent...3 EDF 3430 Measurement, Evaluation & Assessment in Education...3 EEX 3070 Methods of Inclusion & Collaboration...3 EDG 3410C Classroom Management, School Safety, Law & Ethics...3 EDG 3343 Instructional Strategies...3 EME 3410C Integrating Technology in the Classroom...3 TSL 4081C TESOL Issues and Practice...3 RED 3335C Teaching Reading in the Content Areas...3 RED 3324C Teaching in the Middle Grades Curriculum...3 Total Core Professional Education Method Courses MAE 4312C How Children Learn Math...3 MAE 4320C Teaching Methods in Middle Grades Math...3 MAE 4940C Teaching Methods in Middle Grades Math Field Experience...1 MTG 2206 College Geometry...3 MAC 2313 Calculus II or another math Math elective...4 MHF 4404 The History of Math...3 MHF 3202 Set Theory and Logic...3 STA 2023 Statistics or another approved statistics course...3 Total Method Internship (Student Teaching) MAE 4945 Internship: Middle Grades Math Education...9 MAE 4930C Seminar in Math Education...1 Total Student Teaching and Seminar TOTAL UPPER DIVISION CREDITS TOTAL CREDITS FOR THE DEGREE DEGREES 71

8 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MIDDLE GRADES SCIENCE EDUCATION (B.S.E.) The first sixty credits in the following program of study are designed to prepare students not only for the A.A. Degree, but also for the general knowledge test and middle grades science subject area test in the Florida Teacher Certification Exam (FTCE). If you plan to be a middle grades science teacher and are just beginning your A.A. Degree, this program of study will best prepare you for that career choice. If you have already completed your A.A. Degree and some of your general education courses differ from those listed below, your A.A. Degree will still meet that component of the admission process; however, you may need to complete additional coursework, independent study, or workshops to be well prepared for the middle grades science subject area FTCE test. A passing score on the FTCE Middle Grades Science subject area test is one of the graduation requirements for this degree. Courses with the C designation include an extra number of lab hours to accommodate field experiences. Substitutions for any coursework in this program of study must be approved by the Teacher Education Department Chair. Please note that some courses below may require lower division prerequisites not specified as program requirements. Bachelor of Science in Middle Grades Science Education Admission Program Objective Code S201S LOWER DIVISION (Associate Degree) COURSES Unless otherwise specified, select courses from each category; see pages General Education Courses ENC 1101 English Composition I...3 ENC 1102 English Composition II...3 MAC 1105 College Algebra...3 MAC 1140 Pre-calculus Algebra...3 General Education Humanities...6 General Education Social Science/ History/Government...3 PSY 2012 Psychology...3 GLY 2010C Physical Geology BSC 1010C Principles of Biology I CHM 1025 Chemical Science OR PHY 1020 Physical Science...4 Total General Education Common Prerequisites EDF 1005 Introduction to the Teaching Profession...3 EDF 2085 Introduction to Diversity for Educators...3 EME 2040 Introduction to Technology for Educators...3 GLY 2010C Physical Geology 1,3...4 BSC 1011C Principles of Biology II OCE 1001C Oceanography...3 Total Common Prerequisites Lower Division Elective Courses Physical Science...4 Total Lower Division Elective... 4 TOTAL LOWER DIVISION (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) REQUIREMENTS Other general education natural science courses may meet program requirement; see your advisor. UPPER DIVISION COURSES Core Professional Education Courses EDF 3131C Learning and the Developing Adolescent...3 EDF 3430 Measurement, Evaluation & Assessment in Education...3 EEX 3070 Methods of Inclusion & Collaboration...3 EDG 3410C Classroom Management, School Safety, Law & Ethics...3 EDG 3343 Instructional Strategies...3 EME 3410C Integrating Technology in the Classroom...3 TSL 4081C TESOL Issues and Practice...3 RED 3335C Teaching Reading in the Content Areas...3 RED 3324C Teaching in the Middle Grades Curriculum...3 Total Core Professional Education Method Courses SCE 4320C Teaching Methods in Middle Grades Science...3 SCE 4940C Teaching Methods in Middle Grades Science Practicum...1 ISC 4145 Environmental Systems...3 CHM 1025 Chemical Science OR PHY 1020 Physical Science...4 Three science electives Total Method Courses Student Teaching SCE 4945 Intership: Middle Grades Science Education...9 SCE 4930C Seminar in Science Education...1 Total Student Teaching and Seminar TOTAL UPPER DIVISION CREDITS TOTAL CREDITS FOR THE DEGREE Some students may have satisfied this requirement in their General Education courses, in which case another college credit course may be substituted here. 2 All students must take a two-course science sequence with a lab. If you substitute CHM 1045C or PHY 1053C for BSC 1010C in our General Education, then you must substitute CHM 1046C or PHY 1054C for BSC 1011C in the Common Prerequisites. However, NWFSC General Education requirements include biological science; these college requirements cannot be waived for students completing their degree at NWFSC. 4 Students who have not met the foreign language requirement at the high school level will need to complete (8) college credits of foreign language. 72 DEGREES

9 Teacher Education Programs in Elementary, Middle Grades Math and Middle Grades Science A.A. Degree or 60 hours approved lower division credits; must include the three lower division education prerequisites in addition to prerequisites specific to Middle Grades Math and to Middle Grades Science. Elementary Education Program Middle Grades Math Education Program Middle Grades Science Education Program Core Professional Courses 30 Core Professional Courses 27 Core Professional Courses 27 Methods Courses (18 credits) Methods and Content Courses (23 credits) Methods and Content Courses (23 credits) Internship, Seminar, and Reading Field Experience (12 credits) Internship and Seminar (10 credits) Internship and Seminar (10 credits) Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Bachelor of Science in Middle Grades Math Education Bachelor of Science in Middle Grades Science Education DEGREES 73