Description: In this course, teacher candidates will examine the fundamentals of three-dimensional teaching and learning and how to integrate these concepts into the planning and implementation of curricula that motivate students to innovate and nurture their creativity. Teacher candidates evaluate the elements of three-dimensional learning: practices, crosscutting concepts, and disciplinary core ideas. Focus is placed on creating instruction with appropriate scaffolding that encourages students […]
LDR-462: Professional Applications in Service Learning II
Description: Students participate in discipline-specific service-learning opportunities designed to promote critical reflection. By engaging in their chosen field through 20 hours of volunteer service, students develop leadership skills and a practical connection to their field of study. Please contact Assignment Samurai for help with LDR-462: Professional Applications in Service Learning II or any other course. Email: assignmentsamurai@gmail.com
HLT-307V: Professional Dynamics and Allied Health Professions
Description: This course identifies allied health professionals and their involvement with all aspects of health care delivery and the collaborative health care team. This course also considers the role and scope of allied health as well as the interdisciplinary approach to care intended to meet the needs of a complex and changing health care system. Please contact Assignment Samurai for help with HLT-307V: Professional […]
EXS-660: Theory of Behavior Change and Health Promotion
Description: This course is a pivotal component of the Master of Science program in Exercise Physiology, designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the theories, strategies, and techniques that underpin health behavior change and promotion. This course empowers future clinical exercise physiologists to effectively address the complex interactions between behavior, health, and wellness, enabling them to foster positive lifestyle modifications in diverse […]
ACC-653: Advanced Managerial and Cost Accounting
Description: This course explores advanced managerial and cost accounting methods frequently used in accounting. Students apply managerial and cost accounting methods that are commonly tested on the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam Business Analysis and Reporting (BAR) discipline. Please contact Assignment Samurai for help with ACC-653: Advanced Managerial and Cost Accounting or any other course. Email: assignmentsamurai@gmail.com
HOS-200: Introduction to Hospitality
Description: This course introduces the hospitality industry and essential guest service and communication skills that ensure efficient delivery of quality services. Students are taught the skills necessary to effectively communicate, meet the service quality expectations of a diverse clientele, and appropriately represent their organizations. Please contact Assignment Samurai for help with HOS-200: Introduction to Hospitality or any other course. Email: assignmentsamurai@gmail.com
TEC-595: Instructional Technology Capstone
Description: This course is the culminating course in the Masters of Science in Instructional Technology program. Candidates will conduct a professional development needs assessment and create a year-long professional development plan to integrate technology in their school. Candidates will deliver, evaluate, and revise a professional development presentation, and incorporate peer and faculty feedback to ensure timeliness and relevance. Experience will culminate in an electronic […]
HLT-313V: Safety, Quality, and Interdisciplinary Approaches to Care
Description: This course examines the relationship between health care quality and organizational performance from an interdisciplinary approach to care. The student is introduced to the rationale for performance management and the role of the health care organization in ensuring compliance with the standards of accreditation. The methods for assuring quality in process and outcome through management are addressed along with trends in the provision […]
EXS-530: Clinical Exercise Physiology
EXS-530: Clinical Exercise Physiology Description: This comprehensive course equips students with advanced knowledge of the pathophysiological mechanisms of common medical conditions encountered in clinical practice. Students will engage with research-based content that serves as a foundation for clinical decision-making. Students will critically evaluate the latest scientific literature to inform exercise prescriptions and interventions that align with best practices. The course aligns with the program’s mission […]
HOS-470: Hospitality Services Marketing
Description: This course introduces the unique features of services marketing with a focus on the importance of building and maintaining guest relationships to deliver quality service through the development of marketing strategies. Students will evaluate brand management and determine strategic approaches suitable for the hospitality industry with an emphasis on aligning strategies to organizational goals. There is a particular emphasis on the applications of […]