Brewton-Parker College

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Winter Term

Take ONE or TWO classes this WINTER before SPRING arrives. All course materials are a separate cost and are required. Course materials must be ordered by December 1. Materials may be purchased from the official Brewton-Parker College Virtual Bookstore here.

Choose from the following 3 credit hour courses at $360:

COURSE: BUS101 - Intro. to Information Systems	PROFESSOR: TBA

Narrative: An introduction to microcomputers, computer terminology, computer operating systems, word processing, spreadsheets, databases, and presentation software.


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
BIG APPS**			APPSINAFLASH.COM

**students can purchase the materials by going to appsinaflash.com/products/products.htm and clicking the BuyNow button

COURSE: BUS350 - Topics in Business: Men and Women in Management	PROFESSOR: ADDISON

Narrative: A study of selected topics in business. Prerequisite: Completion of all 100 and 200-level business courses required for a business degree plus 9 hours of upper-level business courses. This course may be used only once toward graduation credit.


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
Women and Men in Management	Powell	9781412972840	Sage Publications	4

COURSE: BUS350 - Topics in Business: Personal Finance	PROFESSOR: SHEPARD

Narrative: A study of selected topics in business. Prerequisite: Completion of all 100 and 200-level business courses required for a business degree plus 9 hours of upper-level business courses. This course may be used only once toward graduation credit.


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
Personal Finance	Siegel; Yacht	9781453327401	Flatworld Knowledge*

*FLATWORLD KNOWLEDGE TEXTS MAY BE FOUND ONLINE THROUGH WWW.FLATWORLDKNOWLEDGE.COM - THIS IS A FREE OPEN SOURCE TEXT

COURSE: BUS460 - Major Field Test Preparation	PROFESSOR: KIGHT

Narrative: This course is a survey of business topics including: Accounting, Economics, Management, Quantitative Business Analysis, Information Systems, Finance, Marketing, Legal and Social Environment, and International Issues. (Prerequisite: Senior Class standing)


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
Exploring Business	Collins	978-0-9820430-0-4 (B&W) 978-1-936126-20-0 (Color)	Flatworld Knowledge*	1

*FLATWORLD KNOWLEDGE TEXTS MAY BE FOUND ONLINE THROUGH WWW.FLATWORLDKNOWLEDGE.COM - THIS IS A FREE OPEN SOURCE TEXT

COURSE: COM 101 - Basic Oral Communications and Public Speaking	PROFESSOR: O'BRIEN

Narrative: This course is designed to help students increase oral communication skills. This course will deal with communication in social, business, and professional situations as well as public speaking. In all speaking assignments articulation and pronunciation will be covered.


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
TBA

COURSE: ENG 101 - College Writing I	PROFESSOR: DONNA BEALL

Narrative: The course emphasizes the fundamental thinking and writing skills, including summary, critique, and synthesis, that are essential for all academic writing. (The course is preparatory to ENG 102 where the basic skills are applied to academic research. A grade of "C" or better is required to advance to College Writing II.)


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
Writing and Reading Across the Curriculum	Behrens; Rosen	9780205727650	Longman	11
The Writer's Harbrace Handbook, Brief Edition	Glenn	9781428291898	Wadsworth	4

COURSE: HEA 200 - Sport & Fitness Nutrition	PROFESSOR: BARR

Narrative: A review of basic nutritional principles related to general health with an emphasis on the application of these principles to physically active individuals with the intent of maximizing performance.


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
Practical Applications in Sports Nutrition	Fink; Mikesky; Burgoon	9781449646431	Jones & Bartlett Learning	3

COURSE: MTH 104 - Elementary Statistics	PROFESSOR: O'DELL

Narrative: This course includes descriptive statistics, an introduction to probability, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, correlation and regression. (Prerequisite: MTH 101 or MTH 102.)


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
The Introduction to the Practice of Statistics (Loose Leaf), CD-Rom, Study Guide/Solutions Manual & CD Minitab Version 14	Moore	9781429294096	W. H. Freeman	7

COURSE: PE420 - Kinesiology	PROFESSOR: BARR

Narrative: This course includes the methods and procedures for analyzing human motion and the fundamentals of mechanical principles as they apply to motor skills. (Prerequisites: BIO 203.)


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
Manual of Structural Kinesiology	Floyd; Thompson	9780073376431	McGraw-Hill	17

COURSE: PSY 302 - Child Psychology	PROFESSOR: JIM BEALL

Narrative: This course is a study of the social, emotional, physical and intellectual development of the child from conception to age twelve. (Prerequisite: PSY 201.)


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
A Child's World: Infancy Through Adolescence	Papalia; Feldman	9780073532042	McGraw-Hill	12

COURSE: PSY 202 - Human Growth and Development	PROFESSOR: JIM BEALL

Narrative: This course is a comprehensive coverage of the growth and development of the human organism from conception to death. (Prerequisite: PSY 201.)


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
Understanding Human Development	Craig; Dunn	9780205753079	Pearson	2

COURSE: POL 202 - American Government	PROFESSOR: JUSTUS

Narrative: This course is a study of the theory and practice of the American political system at the national, state, and local levels. Some emphasis is given to the recent trends in government. Questions of national security, foreign policy, and civil liberties will be examined. This course satisfies state requirements concerning the United States and Georgia Constitutions.


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
Understanding American Government - No Separate Policy Chapter	Welch	9781111341879	Wadsworth	13

And a 4 credit hour course at $480:

COURSE: PHY/SC101 - Intro.to the Physical Sciences	PROFESSOR: JONES

Narrative: A survey, by lecture/discussion, of topics in Chemisty and Physics. May NOT be used to satisfy major requirements for a biology degree.


Textbooks and Materials Information
TITLE	AUTHOR	ISBN	PUBLISHER	ED
Physical Science	Tillery	9780073512211	McGraw-Hill	9
Chemistry+Physics	Tillery	9780077496463	McGraw Hill

The mission of Brewton-Parker College, a Georgia Baptist college, is to develop the whole student through the application
of Biblically-centered truth to a liberal arts curriculum in a community of shared Christian values.

Brewton-Parker College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate and baccalaureate degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Brewton-Parker College.

Brewton-Parker College | Located on U.S. 280 at 201 David-Eliza Fountain Circle, P. O. Box 197, Mount Vernon, GA 30445
with a site in Newnan
912-583-2241, 1-800-342-1087
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November 27, 2012 9:24 AM