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General Education Electives [ONSITE / ONLINE]
About the Electives | General Class Information | Course Descriptions | Course Start Dates | Admin & Staff Contacts | Add-On Elective Requests | How to Register
Onsite & Online Course Descriptions
PLEASE NOTE: Material Fees are subject to change with classes starting in January and in July.
*For official Course Descriptions, see the APS Bulletin or IWU Catalog
Computer Requirements for Electives
Because of increased shipping costs, materials fees to students not residing in the Continental United States are slightly more and are listed beneath the regular Online fees (HI, AK, Canada). International students (except for those residing in Canada) will be charged the standard online fee plus actual shipping costs at the time of shipment.
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BIL101
Books/Materials
Onsite $44
Online $43
HI, AK, Canada $52
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Old Testament Survey (3 cr) - A study of the Old Testament, highlighting the cultural background underlying the books of the Old Testament. Topics include major archaeological finds, Old Testament culture as it relates to today's culture, and the foundational relationship between the Old Testament and the New Testament. The addition of an exciting new supplementary text enhances the resources background for this course. The Life Application Study Bible (NIV 2005 Edition) is required for this course. If you do not already possess this Bible, you must purchase it from IWU Textbook Distribution. Please call 1-800-621-8667 opt #6 or 765-677-2854 to order. |
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BIL102
Books/Materials
Onsite $51
Online $49
HI, AK, Canada $59
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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New Testament Survey (3 cr) - This is a survey covering the twenty-seven individual books of the New Testament. Special attention is given to the life of Jesus Christ, the history of the early church, the life and writings of Paul, and the design for personal Christ-centered living with particular emphasis on the return of Christ. A new survey supplementary textbook has been added to this course. The Life Application Study Bible (NIV 2005 Edition) is required for this course. If you do not already possess this Bible, you must purchase it from IWU Textbook Distribution. Please call 1-800-621-8667 opt #6 or 765-677-2854 to order. |
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BIL120
Books/Materials
Onsite $2
Online $16
HI, AK, Canada $20
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Themes in Biblical Literature (3 cr) - Explores Biblical passages to gain an overall understanding of the message of this significant historical, literary, and religious text. These include the nature of God, creation, sin and human nature, covenant, the Messiah, atonement, faith, eternal life and the resurrection, hope, and the ethic of love. The Life Application Study Bible (NIV 2005 Edition) is required for this course. If you do not already possess this Bible, you must purchase it from IWU Textbook Distribution. Please call 1-800-621-8667 opt #6 or 765-677-2854 to order. |
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BIL201
Books/Materials
Onsite $15
Online $13
HI, AK, Canada $16
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Methods in Bible Study (3 cr) - A study of assumptions, procedures, and guidelines to be used in understanding the Bible. Emphasis is upon refinement of the student's skills in observation and interpretation. The course is designed to develop the student's ability to study the scriptures accurately, systematically, and independently as a basis for all future personal and professional use of the Bible. Prerequisite: BIL101, 102 or 120. The Life Application Study Bible (NIV 2005 Edition) is required for this course. If you do not already possess this Bible, you must purchase it from IWU Textbook Distribution. Please call 1-800-621-8667 opt #6 or 765-677-2854 to order. |
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BIL203
Books/Materials
Online $31
HI, AK, Canada $38
Tuition:
Online $870
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Advanced Inductive Bible Study (3 cr) - This course is an advanced course to further develop Biblical study skills initially discovered in BIL-201 Methods in Bible Study or BIL-202 Inductive Bible Study. It will further broaden the assumptions, procedures, and guidelines in the interpretation of the Bible. Emphasis is placed upon the refinement of the student's skills in observation, interpretation, and application. The course is designed to develop the student's ability to study the Scriptures accurately, systematically, and independently as a basis for both personal and professional use of the Bible in the future. Prerequisite: BIL-201 or BIL-202. |
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BIL231
Books/Materials
Onsite $42
Online $40
HI, AK, Canada $48
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Biblical Archaeology (3 cr) - An investigation into the methods and details of the science of archaeology. Special interest will be expressed in exploration of the last hundred years in the Near East with special attention to how finds relate to Scripture. Chronologically, the time covered will be from about 10,000 B.C. to 200 A.D. (For onsite, one class will be held at the University of Chicago Oriental Archaeological Museum. Students are responsible for their own transportation to the museum.) This class does not use the Bible as the text. |
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BIL235
Books/Materials
Online $TBA
HI, AK, Canada $TBA
Tuition:
Online $870
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Life and Letters of Paul (3 cr) - This course surveys the life, ministry, letters, and thinking of the apostle Paul as found in the book of Acts and his own letters. |
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BIL301
Books/Materials
Online $89
HI, AK, Canada $107
Tuition:
Online $870
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Pentateuch (3 cr) - The first five books of the Bible are studied as organized wholes. The origin of the world, the creation of man, the calling of Israel, and her place in the plan of redemption are noted throughout. Prerequisite: BIL-202 or permission of instructor. |
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BIL302
Books/Materials
Online $80
HI, AK, Canada $96
Tuition:
Online $870
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Historical Books (3 cr) - A study of each of the historical books from Joshua to Esther, tracing the history of Israel from the entrance into Canaan through the exile and return. Prerequisite: BIL-202 or permission of instructor. |
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BIL303
Books/Materials
Onsite $9
Online $7
HI, AK, Canada $8
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Synoptic Gospels (3 cr) - An intensive study of the Gospel of Mark, with attention given to the parallel accounts in Matthew and/or Luke. Examination of unique material in the first and third gospels. Special note will also be made of various solutions to the synoptic problem and to such concepts as the Messiah and the Kingdom of God. Prerequisite: BIL201 |
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BIL304
Books/Materials
Online $TBA
HI, AK, Canada $TBA
Tuition:
Online $870
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Johannine Literature (3 cr) - A study of the Gospel of John and the three Epistles. Such concepts as Logos, truth, life, light, and love will be given special attention. Prerequisite: BIL-202 or permission of instructor. |
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BIL402
Books/Materials
Online $TBA
HI, AK, Canada $TBA
Tuition:
Online $870
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Major Prophets (3 cr) - The office and function of Hebrew prophecy is noted and the books of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel are studied in the light of their own times. Prerequisite: BIL-202 or permission of instructor. |
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BIL404
Books/Materials
Onsite $16
Online $14
Hi, AK, CA $17
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Acts of the Apostles (3 cr) - Primarily a study of the Book of Acts. Attention will be given to the development of the concept of the church, as well as its historical setting in the first two centuries of the Christian era. Prerequisite: BIL201 |
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BIL410
Books/Materials
Online $TBA
Hi, AK, CA $TBA
Tuition:
Online $870 |
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Wisdom Literature (3 cr) - A detailed and analytical study of the wisdom books in the Old Testament, specifically, Job, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Songs. Prerequisite: BIL-202 or permission of department. |
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BIL412
Books/Materials
Online $TBA
Hi, AK, CA $TBA
Tuition:
Online $870 |
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Romans and Galatians (3 cr) - A detailed and analytical study of Paul's letters to the Romans and the Galatians. Prerequisite: BIL-202 or permission of department. |
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PHL282
Books/Materials
Onsite $54
Online $52
HI, AK, Canada $63
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Ethics (3 cr) - A study of the fundamental ethical problems of the individual and society and a survey of the various fields of practical ethics. (Does not duplicate Business Ethics or Nursing Ethics course credit.) This class does not use the Bible as the text. |
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PHL283
Books/Materials
Online $101
HI, AK, Canada $122
Tuition:
Online $870
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Philosophy and Christian Thought (3 cr) - A consideration of the doctrines held in common by the Christian church. The distinctive teachings held in the Wesleyan tradition will be noted. |
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REL225
Books/Materials
Onsite $21
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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American Religious Issues (3 cr) - Religion has played a central role in the shaping of America. This course explores both how religion has affected America and how America has affected religion from this nation's inception to the 21st Century. Overviews will be made of representative historical issues and events, as well as modern day church and state conflicts. An inquiry of the effects of world religions represented in America will also be made. It is the purpose of this course to better prepare the student to effectively influence the religious heritage of this and future generations. |
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REL228
Books/Materials
Onsite $33
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690
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Defending The Christian Faith (3 cr) - This course is designed to help Christians meet the Biblical imperative to "always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have" (1 Peter 3:15). Students will examine some of the latest historical, philosophical, and scientific evidence that can be used to bolster arguments in favor of the Christian faith. |
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REL232
Books/Materials
Online $66
HI, AK, Canada $80
Tuition:
Online $870
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Basic Christian Doctrine (3 cr) - This course presents the basic doctrines of the Christian faith for students desiring a brief introduction to Christian doctrine. The Apostles' Creed provides the outline for an overview of the basic tenets of the Christian beliefs. Evangelical perspectives are explained and compared with other traditions. |
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REL241
Books/Materials
Online $TBA
HI, AK, Canada $TBA
Tuition:
Online $870
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Survey of Church History (3 cr) - A survey of the major events, persons and ideas of the Christian community from the Apostolic age to the present. Special attention will be given to the Reformation era and the history of American Christianity. Christian Ministries majors should enroll in the two-semester sequence REL-331 and REL-332 rather than this course which is designed for other majors and general studies. |
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REL410
Books/Materials
Online $TBA
HI, AK, Canada $TBA
Tuition:
Online $870
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World Faith Systems (3 cr) - A study of the major faith systems of the world and their impact, with an emphasis on their influence on North American culture. Prerequisite: BIL-102 or permission of the Department. |
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REL424
Books/Materials
Online $TBA
HI, AK, Canada $TBA
Tuition:
Online $870
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Christian Theology II: Salvation /Holiness (3 cr) - An intensive study of soteriology, including the doctrines of sin, prevenient grace, justification, sanctification and glorification from a Biblical, historical and practical perspective. The Wesleyan Arminian tradition will provide the theological framework for this course, we will examine other theological views from this perspective. Special attention will be given to John Wesley's doctrine of holiness. Prerequisite: REL-233. |
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The Life Application Study Bible is required for BIL 101, 102, 120, and 201. If you do not already possess this Bible, you must purchase it from IWU Textbook Distribution. Please call 1-800-621-8667 opt #6 or 765-677-2854 to order.
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COM110
Books/Materials
Onsite $47
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Speech Communication (3 cr) - Basic introduction to the theory and practice of public speaking. Topics covered include listening, analyzing, organizing, adapting, and delivering ideas effectively. Special attention to skill development in on-the-job situations. |
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COM115
Books/Materials
Online $98
HI, AK, Canada $118
Tuition:
Online $870
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Introduction to Human Communication (3 cr) -This course introduces students to the field of communication by stressing how to improve vital communication skills in an increasingly complex, technology-infused world. Students learn basic components relating to message construction and various communication settings. Experiential exercises, both individual and team, help students apply content to their own lives, and enable them to be “world-changers.” |
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COM211
Books/Materials
Onsite $114
Online $113
HI, AK, Canada $136
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Introduction to Mass Communication (3 cr) - An overview of the mass communication industries, introducing the student to all areas of professional work in the mass media institutions. This course also addresses the social, cultural, and moral impact of mass communication. |
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ENG121
Books/Materials
Online $146
HI, AK, Canada $176
Tuition:
Online $870
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English Composition II (3 cr) -This course will prompt students to develop writing skills by using pre-writing, drafting, revising, and editing. This is a process oriented class in which students will complete several essays analyzing literature read in the course. Students will employ both expository and persuasive aims of discourse, as well as participate in workshops with peer editing. The course will also include impromptu writing and a documented research essay. |
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ENG140
Books/Materials
Online $167
HI, AK, Canada $201
Tuition:
Online $870
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Communications I (3 cr) - This course provides the student with a basic understanding of the elements involved in the writing process. It will help students develop an ability to express their ideas effectively in writing, analyze expository and persuasive writing techniques, and establish a solid foundation for researching and securing information required for productive writing. |
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ENG141
Books/Materials
Online $167
HI, AK, Canada $201
Tuition:
Online $870
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Communications II (3 cr) - Instruction and practice in written communication are the key elements that make this course tremendously beneficial to any student who wishes to improve his/her business writing skills. The course seeks to develop individual confidence in the effective use of communication on a professional level and helps focused students sharpen their presentation details of professional writing in a manner that will be evidenced by crisp, clear, error-free copy.
ENG140 and ENG141 utilize the same books/materials. If you have already taken ENG140 through Indiana Wesleyan University, write on your registration form "already have text." |
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ENG242
Books/Materials
Online $100
HI, AK, Canada $120
Tuition:
Online $870
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Literature and Ideas (3 cr) - This course traces the impact of a particular literary focus or theme that recurs through British and/or American literature. Examples would include literary satire, war literature, literature of protest, etc. |
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WRI235
Books/Materials
Onsite $82
Online $80
HI, AK, Canada $96
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Creative Writing (3 cr) - An introduction to the writing of fiction, poetry, and drama. Emphasizes both the exercising of the imagination and the shaping of that imagination into artistic forms.
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ART121
Books/Materials
Onsite $17
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Drawing (3 cr) - This course presents the basic element of drawing: composites and structure, use of line, movement, and space. Students are encouraged and instructed to gain an awareness of and confidence to create on paper what their eyes see. (Art supplies are not included in the materials cost.) |
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ART134
Books/Materials
Onsite $127
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Introduction to Photography (3 cr) - Introduces the basic historical events, visual concepts, and technical methods that allow the beginning photographer to communicate visual impressions more effectively. Instruction will facilitate technical and aesthetic expression through an exploration of the basic tools and techniques of color photography. (Students must have a (film or digital) camera with independently controllable aperture, shutter speed and ISO settings. Students are responsible for the cost of film and/or processing and/or printing.) (Slides may be required.)
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Class size is limited to 17 students. Register early! |
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ART170
Books/Materials
Onsite $121
Online $119
HI, AK, Canada $143
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Art Appreciation (3 cr) - A study of the history of art in Western culture from ancient times to the present. The major periods of art styles are studied, as well as the works of great artists. Students will be exposed to artwork through the ages and learn how to appreciate and value particular works of art. Students will also explore different styles and compare their results with the emphasis on aesthetics and the possibility of identifying those styles in the contemporary world. Not open to individuals with credit in MUS180. |
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MUS170
Books/Materials
Onsite $155
Online $154
HI, AK, Canada $185
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Music Appreciation (3 cr) -A review of the history of music with the interest of providing students with aesthetic and cultural experiences. Covers some elements of music and explores works of a variety of composers from different style periods. (CDs come with text; can be traded for cassettes) Not open to individuals with credit in MUS180. |
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MUS180
Books/Materials
Online $150
HI, AK, Canada $180
Tuition:
Online $870
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Humanities: Fine Arts (3 cr) - An integrated study of history and appreciation of art and music in western culture from ancient times to present. |
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SPA110
Books/Materials
Onsite $188
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Conversational Spanish (3 cr) - a practical study for those who wish to become conversant in the Spanish language, this course teaches the basics - vocabulary, tense usage, greetings and introductions, calendar, numbers, time, etc. The majority of class time incorporates conversation and interaction. (CDs are provided with text and study guide.) A 6-week course.
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BIO203
Books/Materials
Online $156
HI, AK, Canada $188
Tuition:
Online $870
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Environmental Conservation (3 cr) - An ecological approach to the study of conservation of natural resources as related to current environmental problems. |
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EAR130
Books/Materials
Onsite $131
Online $129
HI, AK, Canada $155
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Earth Science (3 cr) - An introduction to the physical environment of planet Earth. Selected topics from astronomy, geography, geology, and meteorology include the Earth, Oceans, the solar Systems, Atmosphere, and Weather. Not open to the student who has credit in GEO201. |
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MAT100
Books/Materials
Online $112
HI, AK, Canada $135
Tuition:
Online $870
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Analysis of Data & Research (3 cr) - An introduction to basic statistical concepts and some of their social applications. Students will review ethical data collection, interpretation of data, the idea of causation and relationships amongst variables, the role of government statistics, and chance in everyday life. Students may not earn credit in both MAT 100 and MAT 112 or MAT 204. (This course requires Windows 2000 or XP.) |
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MAT108
Books/Materials
Onsite $90
Online $88
HI, AK, Canada $106
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Modern Concepts of Mathematics (3 cr) - An introductory course for non-math majors, this course uses applications from the world today to combine critical thinking and mathematical skills. Quantitative problem-solving techniques and decision-making methods are applied toward both personal and professional experiences in everyday living. |
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MAT110
Books/Materials
Online $151
HI, AK, Canada $182
Tuition:
Online $1,160
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Business Mathematics (4 cr) - This practical course covers the basic mathematics concepts necessary for success in business. Assuming the student has a mastery of basic mathematical functions, he/she will be introduced to basic algebra (formulas and equations) and statistics (mean, median, mode, and standard deviation). The course covers percentages, discounts, markups and markdowns, payroll concepts (including taxes), simple and compound interest, and discount notes.
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ECO205
Books/Materials
Online $64
HI, AK, Canada $77
Tuition:
Online $870
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Basic Economics (3 cr) - An introduction to the principles essential to an understanding of fundamental economic problems within business and society. |
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ECO300
Books/Materials
Onsite $187
Online $185
HI, AK, Canada $222
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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ECO300 Entrepreneurship (3 cr) - This course will bring more understanding of political and economic conditions for entrepreneurial activities. It will enhance the student's understanding of risk, uncertainty, and markets, and the motivations and ideas of the legal system within which an economy works. The problems of starting a new business, obtaining sufficient capital, and bringing it to a success will be introduced. |
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HST101
Books/Materials
Online $92
HI, AK, Canada $111
Tuition:
Online $870
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American Civilization to 1865 (3 cr) - A survey of the intellectual, political, economic, social, aesthetic, legal, ecclesiastical, and international political patterns of American civilization from the expansion of Europe through the American Civil War. |
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HST102
Books/Materials
Onsite $59
Online $58
HI, AK, Canada $70
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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American Civilization after 1865 (3 cr) - A survey of the political development of our nation with its internal and external crises; the progress of regional economies, cultures, the rise and impact of social involvement from the Great Awakening to post WWII generations, and the role of the US as a dominant player in world affairs. |
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HST180
Books/Materials
Online $114
HI, AK, Canada $137
Tuition:
Online $870
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Humanities: World Civilization (3 cr) - This course is designed to familiarize students with the major economic, political, social, and religious institutions that have shaped the history of Western Civilization. It gives students a working knowledge of how history impacts and restricts our current thoughts and actions, as well as the tools with which they can apply insight from history to current dilemmas. |
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HST201
Books/Materials
Online $114
HI, AK, Canada $137
Tuition:
Online $870
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World Civilization to 1500 (3 cr) - An intellectual, institutional, and cultural consideration, interaction, and significance to 1500. (HST201 and HST202 require the same textbook as HST180) |
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HST202
Books/Materials
Online $114
HI, AK, Canada $137
Tuition:
Online $870
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World Civilization After 1500 (3 cr) - An intellectual, institutional, and cultural consideration of world civilizations and their development, interaction, and significance after 1500. (HST201 and HST202 require the same textbook as HST180) |
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HST220
Books/Materials
Onsite $95
Online $94
HI,AK,Canada $113
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Topics in History (3 cr) - This course is designed to guide students in the exploration of a topic in the field of history. The specific subject of study may change from session to session, but will be a focused look at a movement, event or era, or field within history.
Current Topic: The American Civil War |
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HST300
Books/Materials
Online $59
HI, AK, Canada $71
Tuition:
Online $870 |
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Western/American Intellectual & Social History (3 cr) - A survey of the history of presuppositions, ideas, and values occurring in philosophy, religion, science, aesthetics, education, economics, law, and politics and their relationship to the total culture, with particular attention to successive paradigms and the consequences thereof. Prerequisite: Any course from HST180, HST101, HST102, HST103, HST201, HST202, or POL100. |
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HST400
Books/Materials
Online $92
HI, AK, Canada $111
Tuition:
Online $870 |
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American Constitutional History (3 cr) - A study of the origin and development of the United States Constitution with emphasis on leading Supreme Court decisions. Prerequisites: HST101 and HST102 or POL100. |
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POL220
Books/Materials
Onsite $108
Online $107
HI, AK, Canada $129
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Issues in Political Science
(3 cr) - This course is designed to guide students in the exploration of a selected contemporary or historical issue in the field of political science.
Current Issue: Assessing American Culture |
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PSY150
Books/Materials
Onsite $157
Online $154
HI, AK, Canada $185
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690
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General Psychology (3 cr) - Acquaints the student with various schools of psychology as they relate to an understanding of man's behavior as he interacts with his environment. This course relies heavily on student interaction and written communication. |
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PSY155
Books/Materials
Online $108
HI, AK, Canada $130
Tuition:
Online $870
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Psychology of Personal Adjustment (3 cr) - This course encompasses a study of stress management and coping skills, the factors that contribute to self-esteem and the maintenance of healthy interpersonal relationships, and the skills required for successful conflict resolution. The course will focus on strategies for developing and maintaining positive mental health. A theoretical framework is presented with a strong emphasis on practical application. |
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PSY250
Books/Materials
Onsite $149
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Development Psychology (3 cr) - A survey of human development and changes throughout the life cycle. Pre-requisite PSY150. |
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PSY365
Books/Materials
Onsite $135
Online $133
HI, AK, Canada $160
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Psychology of Personality (3 cr) - A study of basic concepts related to understanding personality traits and how they are measured. Various theories and aspects of personality are explored. Includes discussions of behavioral disorders and of how personality develops. |
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PSY366
Books/Materials
Onsite $129
Online $128
HI, AK, Canada $154
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Psychology of Abnormal Behavior (3 cr) - Systematic study of behavior pathology with special reference on forms of abnormal behavior, etiology, dynamics, and treatment. Prerequisites: PSY150, PSY162, and a developmental course (PSY250-252). |
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SOC150
Books/Materials
Onsite $71
Online $69
HI, AK, Canada $83
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Principles of Sociology (3 cr) -A study of the nature of social phenomena, fields, and methods of sociology and the social processes involved in the development of human society. |
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SOC152
Books/Materials
Onsite $38
Online $36
HI, AK, Canada $44
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Social Problems (3 cr) - A study of issues in contemporary American society. Issues examined include crime, poverty, violence, racism, and sexism. Possible solutions and strategies to combat them are explored. |
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SOC200
Books/Materials
Onsite $70
Online $69
HI, AK, Canada $83
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Marriage and Family (3 cr) - An examination of dating patterns, courtship, marriage, and family living, with special emphasis on adjustments and values necessary for healthy marital and family relationships. |
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SOC225
Books/Materials
Onsite $125
Online $123
HI, AK, Canada $148
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Cultural Anthropology (3 cr) - An interesting introduction to the diversity of human cultures - their systems of marriage and kinship, economy and technology, communication, and religion. Cultural anthropology offers an excellent orientation for those who will relate to people of other cultures. |
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SOC246
Books/Materials
Onsite $110
Online $109
HI, AK, Canada $131
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Criminology (3 cr) -A study of crime and delinquency as social phenomena. Theories of causation, methods of correction, and prevention of crime are included in the study.
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ADC210
Books/Materials
Online $55
HI, AK, Canada $66
Tuition:
Online $870
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Addictions Theory (3) - This course is intended to introduce the student to major theories of addiction, alcoholism, other chemical dependencies, and compulsive behavior syndromes. Students will consider case examples from a variety of etiological perspectives. The course will examine the concept of codependence and the impact of addictions on the individual, family, and culture. Emphasis is given to familiarity with current literature, breadth of understanding, areas of consensus and controversy, and twelve-step recovery. |
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ADM400
Books/Materials
Onsite $30
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Personal and Professional Assessment (3 cr) - The investigation and application of techniques used in personal, professional, and educational assessment. Development of lifelong learning principles. Preparation of a prior-learning portfolio is a required outcome, whether or not the portfolio is to be officially evaluated for possible prior-learning assessed credits. |
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BIS225
Books/Materials
Onsite $155
Online $154
HI, AK, Canada $185
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Software Tools (3 cr) - Provides an introduction to technology issues and software tools with special attention to word processing using Word, spreadsheets using Excel, presentation graphics using PowerPoint, and databases using Access. Through guided practice, students learn practical applications of these programs for both personal and on-the-job use. (Onsite: Materials Fee includes the textbook, an accompanying data CD-ROM, access to an online information library, and lab use of a computer for each student in classroom. Students are expected to have their own computer to use for their homework.) (Online: Materials include the textbook, an accompanying data CD-ROM, and access to an online information library.) Students will need to have access to a PC with Microsoft Office 2007, which includes WORD, EXCEL, POWERPOINT, and ACCESS. Adult or Graduate Studies degree seeking students may purchase Microsoft Office 2007 at a greatly reduced rate. Click here for more details: http://caps.indwes.edu/software/ |
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BUS175
Books/Materials
Onsite $133
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Introduction to Personnel Supervision (3 cr) - An introduction to professional personnel development. The course emphasizes the fundamentals for constructive feedback, law governing the treatment of employees in the business setting, salary administration, performance management, benefit design, training, and development. |
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BUS315
Books/Materials
Onsite $132
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Fraud Examination (3 cr) - Successful students will learn the skills necessary to detect and prevent fraud. Course provides a good overview for those wishing to earn a Certification in Fraud Examination (CFE). Class size is limited to 15 students. Register early! |
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CRJ181
Books/Materials
Onsite $140
Online $138
HI, AK, Canada $166
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Introduction to Criminal Justice (3 cr) - This course presents an overview of the major components of the criminal justice system: law enforcement, prosecution, the courts, and corrections. A discussion of each from a historical perspective is included. Issues involving current trends and events are also considered. |
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CRJ202
Books/Materials
Onsite $138
Online $137
HI, AK, Canada $165
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Introduction to Corrections (3 cr) - An introduction and analysis of American correctional systems with emphasis on the community-based agencies, including an examination of the correctional officer’s behavior and correctional legislation. This course challenges students to explore current integral components of the system that often affect citizens involved in business, nursing, etc., and ultimately impact all of society. This is addressed in relation to basic Christian tenets. |
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CRJ242
Books/Materials
Online $108
HI, AK, Canada $130
Tuition:
Online $870
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Modern Police Problems (3 cr) - Problems and issues in the relationship between police agencies and the total community, including a study of internal police problems such as attitude, deadly force, morale, and the media. |
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CRJ268
Books/Materials
Onsite $17
Online $16
HI, AK, Canada $20
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Crisis Intervention (3 cr) - A study of the dynamics of crisis events including rape, child molestation, suicide, death, hostage situations, stress, and specific intervention strategies with an emphasis on practical application. |
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CRJ270
Books/Materials
Online $80
HI, AK, Canada $96
Tuition:
Online $870
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Homeland Security (3 cr) - An overview of U.S. domestic defense and disaster strategies and theories, the history of modern terrorism, and key national policies. |
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CRJ309
Books/Materials
Online $122
HI, AK, Canada $147
Tuition:
Online $870
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Youth and Crime (3 cr) - The development of delinquent and criminal behavior, initial handling and proper referrals, presenting police technique and special problems with juveniles. Also covers laws and agencies concerned with juveniles. |
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CRJ318
Books/Materials
Online $136
HI, AK, Canada $164
Tuition:
Online $870
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Criminal Procedures (3 cr) - A comprehensive study of the legal procedures affecting criminal investigations. Beginning with an introduction to individual rights under the Bill of Rights, the course will thoroughly cover the law of arrest, search and seizure, interrogation, and identification. Basic concepts relating to procedure such as probable cause, the warrant requirement, and exclusion of evidence will be studied. Criminal procedure laws will be examined from the perspective of the investigator, courts, and the accused. |
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CRJ320
Books/Materials
Online $70
HI, AK, Canada $84
Tuition:
Online $580
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Diversity in Criminal Justice (2 cr) - Examination of racial, ethnic, gender and religious issues regarding criminal offenders, victims of crime and employees of the criminal justice system. |
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CRJ322
Books/Materials
Online $55
HI, AK, Canada $66
Tuition:
Online $870
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Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism (3 cr) - Participants will receive an in-depth overview of terrorism and counter-terrorism, both domestic and international. The course will touch on the causes and motives that drive terrorists, their methods of operation, and the impact of terrorism on the United States and abroad. |
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CRJ324
Books/Materials
Online $73
HI, AK, Canada $88
Tuition:
Online $870
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Risk Analysis and Security (3 cr) - This course provides an in-depth examination of risk analysis and security threats. The Risk Analysis and Security course will identify and assess critical vulnerabilities, compare quantitative and qualitative risk analysis, and utilize risk assessment tools in the decision-making process. |
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CRJ358
Books/Materials
Online $90
HI, AK, Canada $108
Tuition:
Online $870
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Criminal Law (3 cr) - Study of elements of criminal law, including its purposes and functions. Covers laws of arrests, search and seizure, rights and duties of officers and citizens, and elements necessary to establish crime and criminal intent. |
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CRJ422
Books/Materials
Online $106
HI, AK, Canada $128
Tuition:
Online $870
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Disaster Preparedness (3 cr) - Effective emergency planning is the key to surviving natural and man-made disasters. Risk analysis and the formulation of a comprehensive plan, followed by a vigorous and continuing testing program, are essential elements to surviving an emergency. In this course, there will be an emphasis on developing a comprehensive emergency preparedness plan. |
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CRJ424
Books/Materials
Online $0
HI, AK, Canada $0
Tuition:
Online $870
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Command and Control/Emergency Leadership (3 cr) - Effective communication is essential during a natural or man-made disaster. Topics covered include staffing the emergency operations center (EOC), coordinating with supporting agencies, and the importance of continuing liaison. |
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CRJ461
Books/Materials
Online $78
HI, AK, Canada $94
Tuition:
Online $870
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Ethics in Criminal Justice (3 cr) - The study of theories and practices in areas of legality, morality, values and ethics as they pertain to criminal justice with special consideration given to the application of Christian ethical principles to values clarification and decision-making in Criminal Justice agencies and social institutions that influence those agencies. |
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CRJ463
Books/Materials
Online $128
HI, AK, Canada $154
Tuition:
Online $870
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Forensics (3 cr) - This course introduces students to the collection of forensic evidence, the analysis of forensic evidence, and the use of forensic evidence in criminal trials. |
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CRJ465
Books/Materials
Online $133
HI, AK, Canada $160
Tuition:
Online $870
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Constitutional Law/Civil Liberties (3 cr) - Relations between the individual and the government as revealed through cases in constitutional law with an emphasis on United States Supreme Court cases involving the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution. |
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CRJ467
Books/Materials
Online $130
HI, AK, Canada $156
Tuition:
Online $870
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Research Methods and Analysis in Criminal Justice (3 cr) - This course is an introduction to research methods and data analysis pertinent to the study of crime, criminality, and the criminal justice system. |
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CRJ472
Books/Materials
Online $91
HI, AK, Canada $110
Tuition:
Online $870
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Court Procedures (3 cr) - This course examines the laws, procedures, and traditions of the criminal courtroom. After an overview of the philosophical and historical foundation of our modern-day criminal court, the course will study the process through the court system from the filing of charges, setting of bail, plea bargaining, and trial. The roles of the various parties in the courtroom--prosecutor, defense attorney, judge, and jury--will be analyzed. Famous trials in Anglo-American jurisprudence will be used to highlight and illustrate basic concepts. |
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MGT205
Online $229
HI, AK, Canada $275
Tuition:
Online $870
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Professional Communication (3 cr) - The importance of professionalism in all types of communication will be stressed. In addition to speaking and writing skills, special emphasis will be placed on listening skills, interpersonal communication and presentation skills. |
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MGT440
Books/Materials
Onsite $153
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Management of Employee Relations in a Service Environment (3 cr) - This course explores managerial decision-making and action as these concepts apply to labor-management relations in a service environment. The course will provide hands-on exploration of time, information, and power as they affect positive win-win results through creative problem-solving processes. |
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PHE102
Books/Materials
Onsite $44
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $220
Onsite @ Cleveland $230 |
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Adult Fitness (1 cr) - This is an activity course in which students will regularly take part in various forms of physical activity and assess health ratings for the five components of health-related fitness. Class Sessions will include lecture, discussion and physical activity. It is recommended that each student have medical permission before beginning a physical activity program. This is a physical education course for those with limited physical capabilities or working adult students. This is a 7 week course meeting 1 ½ hours each week. |
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PHE140
Books/Materials
Online $64
HI, AK, Canada $77
Tuition:
Online $580
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Concepts of Wellness (2 cr) - This important study emphasizes the concepts of individual wellness and the major everyday lifestyle areas that influence one’s physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. The course strives to help students make a dedicated, positive effort toward achieving a balanced, healthy lifestyle. Pertinent discussions relating to infectious diseases, occupational wellness, accident prevention, cancer awareness, stress, weight management, nutrition, and personal exercise are incorporated into the course. |
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PHE141
Books/Materials
Onsite $16
Tuition:
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $440
Onsite @ Cleveland $460 |
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Long Distance Training and Running (2 cr) - This course meets 2 hours per week and helps advanced and beginning runners get in shape for competitions of 6 miles or more. This is a 10 week course meeting every week for 2 hours each week |
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PHE362
Books/Materials
Onsite $125
Online $124
HI, AK, Canada $149
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Nutrition and Health (3 cr) - Emphasis on the relationship between diet and nutrition pertaining to healthful living. Topics include fad diets, nutritional deficiencies, effect on athletic participation, and consumer information. |
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PHE366
Books/Materials
Onsite $103
Online $102
HI, AK, Canada $123
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Alcohol and Drug Education (3 cr) - A discussion of the major health problems of today: drugs, sex, mental health, plus others are stressed to give a better understanding of some of the physical, emotional, and mental problems in society. |
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UNV111
Books/Materials
Online $203
HI, AK, Canada $244
Tuition:
Online $580
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Philosophy and Practice of Lifelong Learning I (2 cr) - This course focuses on understanding and managing the transitions encountered by adult professionals, with special attention to the transition to formal higher education. Emphasis will be placed on developing the skills related to personal effectiveness and lifelong learning. |
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UNV115
Books/Materials
Online $20
HI, AK, Canada $24
Tuition:
Online $290
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Drivers Ed on the Information Superhighway (1 cr) - This 3-week course provides a general understanding of the Internet and develops intermediate and advanced search skills. It is strongly encouraged that students new to distance education take this course first. |
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UNV116
Books/Materials
Online $34
HI, AK, Canada $41
Tuition:
Online $290
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Internet Tools (1 cr) - Introduces students to additional basic tools (applications) which they can use on the Internet for a variety of functions, such as live communication with each other (Net Meeting), file transfers, as well as library and fun research. (Windows 95 or higher and 100 meg free on your hard drive are required since many software packages are downloaded; not compatible with MacIntosh computers.) |
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UNV120
Books/Materials
Onsite $85
Online $45
HI, AK, Canada $54
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Career Development (3 cr) - A course dealing with the issues related to managing personal career growth and development. Job search techniques and personal skills and interest assessments are included.
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UNV181
Books/Materials
Onsite $183
Online $191
HI, AK, Canada $230
Tuition:
Online $870
Onsite(excluding Cleveland) $660
Onsite @ Cleveland $690 |
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Leading Change In Your World (3 cr) - This course examines the contemporary issues that call for change in the world and seeks to help students build their personal foundation in order to lead change processes. |
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LEARN HOW TO DO RESEARCH: A perfect course to take early on or before your core program begins! Tuition is $290.00. Book fees and Tuition are due on registration.
UNV114
Materials $28.00
Tuition:
Online $290.00 |
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Investigation & Utilization of Information (1 cr) - A self-directed learning course designed to familiarize students with various methods available to gather and utilize information. Using self-selected topics, students will develop skill in the use of such tools as traditional or non-traditional library collections, microfilm and microfiche, online catalogs and databases, searching protocols, interviewing for information, Internet search tools, and online networking. Class length is a maximum of 10 weeks from the date of registration.
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