Classes
Advanced Biology
(Not offered 2019-20)
Mr. Jonathan Priest
This course will connect the creation to the Creator! Modules that will be covered include human anatomy and physiology, including the skeletal, nervous, endocrine, lymphatic, digestive, respiratory, and reproductive systems. Designed to prepare students for the Advanced Placement (AP) or College Level Examination (CLEP) tests, intended for those who have successfully completed high school biology and chemistry. Lab fee is $20.
Mr. Jonathan Priest
This course will connect the creation to the Creator! Modules that will be covered include human anatomy and physiology, including the skeletal, nervous, endocrine, lymphatic, digestive, respiratory, and reproductive systems. Designed to prepare students for the Advanced Placement (AP) or College Level Examination (CLEP) tests, intended for those who have successfully completed high school biology and chemistry. Lab fee is $20.
Algebra 1/2 (Pre-Algebra)
Mrs. Kathy Gangi
This course covers: area, percent, ratio, order of operations, and other beginning algebra concepts. Students entering Pre-Algebra will be required to take a placement exam prior to the beginning of the school year to ensure readiness. There is no charge for this exam.
This course covers: area, percent, ratio, order of operations, and other beginning algebra concepts. Students entering Pre-Algebra will be required to take a placement exam prior to the beginning of the school year to ensure readiness. There is no charge for this exam.
Algebra I
Mrs. Kathy Gangi
This course involves manipulating numbers and equations through Algebraic processes. In this course we will investigate the ways we can apply equations and functions to help solve lots of different kinds of problems, be able to manipulate and visually evaluate results, and most importantly looking at the marvelous and awesome design God has woven into His Creation.
This course involves manipulating numbers and equations through Algebraic processes. In this course we will investigate the ways we can apply equations and functions to help solve lots of different kinds of problems, be able to manipulate and visually evaluate results, and most importantly looking at the marvelous and awesome design God has woven into His Creation.
Algebra II
Mr. Jeff Koleno
We will review a few of the topics of Algebra I and go into more detail with others, while introducing many new topics needed for precalculus and college level mathematics courses.
We will review a few of the topics of Algebra I and go into more detail with others, while introducing many new topics needed for precalculus and college level mathematics courses.
American Government
Mr. Robert Ludwig
This course will cover the structure of the Constitution with the separate branches of the Federal government, the amending process, and the Bill of Rights emphasized. State and local government will also be covered, as well as the functioning of the political parties in our system of government. The relationship between the national government and the states will be addressed. Historical and current examples of issues and problems associated with our government will be presented along with applications from current events.
This course will cover the structure of the Constitution with the separate branches of the Federal government, the amending process, and the Bill of Rights emphasized. State and local government will also be covered, as well as the functioning of the political parties in our system of government. The relationship between the national government and the states will be addressed. Historical and current examples of issues and problems associated with our government will be presented along with applications from current events.
American History
Mr. Robert Ludwig
This course will include a brief treatment of American History from the American Revolution to 1890. The main focus will cover the Age of Theodore Roosevelt to the Election of 1960, the election of John F. Kennedy. There will be presentations on the Progressive Era, World War I, The Roaring Twenties, The Great Depression and of course, The Second World War. Also covered, the Cold War, the Korean War, the McCarthy Era, and the beginning of the Space Race. The Presidencies of Truman and Eisenhower leading to the Kennedy - Nixon race in 1960.
This course will include a brief treatment of American History from the American Revolution to 1890. The main focus will cover the Age of Theodore Roosevelt to the Election of 1960, the election of John F. Kennedy. There will be presentations on the Progressive Era, World War I, The Roaring Twenties, The Great Depression and of course, The Second World War. Also covered, the Cold War, the Korean War, the McCarthy Era, and the beginning of the Space Race. The Presidencies of Truman and Eisenhower leading to the Kennedy - Nixon race in 1960.
Exploring the Bible - ccp
Pastor Mark Abel
Highly recommended for all Christians, this course is a comprehensive study of the Bible looking at aspects of literature, history, and people of faith. Focus will be helping students navigate contemporary life through in-depth analysis of themes from the Old and New Testaments and the many heroes of the Christian faith. This will be an interactive class with a variety of mediums, including lectures, technology, art and more. Access to art supplies will be helpful. AU course REL106 Exploring the Bible. Meets AU core religion credit.
Highly recommended for all Christians, this course is a comprehensive study of the Bible looking at aspects of literature, history, and people of faith. Focus will be helping students navigate contemporary life through in-depth analysis of themes from the Old and New Testaments and the many heroes of the Christian faith. This will be an interactive class with a variety of mediums, including lectures, technology, art and more. Access to art supplies will be helpful. AU course REL106 Exploring the Bible. Meets AU core religion credit.
Bible
Mr. Russ Enzor
This class is an introduction and survey of several Old and New Testament books with emphasis on relating it's major themes to current events using a biblical worldview.
This class is an introduction and survey of several Old and New Testament books with emphasis on relating it's major themes to current events using a biblical worldview.
Bible II
This class is an introductory level study of the Old and New Testament books focused on setting a firm Biblical foundation for students.
Biology
Mr. Jonathan Priest
In Biology we study the complexity of the living part of God's creation. We will define life, learn about the different kingdoms of living organisms, investigate cell structures, DNA, genetics, evolution and creation, ecology, and identify systemic structures.
In Biology we study the complexity of the living part of God's creation. We will define life, learn about the different kingdoms of living organisms, investigate cell structures, DNA, genetics, evolution and creation, ecology, and identify systemic structures.
Introduction to Biology - ccp
OCU hybrid (online instructor and in class facilitator)
Major concepts of biology, emphasizing cell structure and function, heredity, plant and animal organization, taxonomy, and ecology. Weekly laboratory activity.
Recommended: Completion of high school biology.
OCU course SI132 meets the general education requirement for science.
Major concepts of biology, emphasizing cell structure and function, heredity, plant and animal organization, taxonomy, and ecology. Weekly laboratory activity.
Recommended: Completion of high school biology.
OCU course SI132 meets the general education requirement for science.
Business Management
NCSC hybrid (online instructor and Mr. Don Belsterling facilitator)
A study of the principles and practices relating to the successful management of modern business. Topics include planning, organizing, designing, and decision making. Ethics and organizational change are also covered. Cases are used to provide practice in the application of management concepts.
NC State course BUSM 1050 earns 3 credits and has a prerequisite of BUSM 1010 or BUSM 1015
A study of the principles and practices relating to the successful management of modern business. Topics include planning, organizing, designing, and decision making. Ethics and organizational change are also covered. Cases are used to provide practice in the application of management concepts.
NC State course BUSM 1050 earns 3 credits and has a prerequisite of BUSM 1010 or BUSM 1015
Business Math
Mr. Todd Shoch
Students will gain understanding in managing personal finances, the fundamentals of business finances, and prepare to be smart shoppers, informed taxpayers, and valued employees. We will also look at the Biblical basis for how we ought to handle both personal and professional finances.
Students will gain understanding in managing personal finances, the fundamentals of business finances, and prepare to be smart shoppers, informed taxpayers, and valued employees. We will also look at the Biblical basis for how we ought to handle both personal and professional finances.
Business Writing
Mrs. Hillary Young
Teaches professional communication in the business world including resume writing, the development of business projects, pay it forward projects helping charities, blog writing, mock job interviews and more.
Teaches professional communication in the business world including resume writing, the development of business projects, pay it forward projects helping charities, blog writing, mock job interviews and more.
Calculus - ccp
(Not offered 2019-20)
Mr. Jeff Koleno
Functions, limits, techniques of differentiation and integration, with applications in the natural, social and management sciences. This course is college level and requires 2 years of high school Algebra and 1 year of Geometry. AU course MATH 201 Calculus w/Applications to Management, Life, and Social Sciences. Meets AU core requirement for math/logic.
Mr. Jeff Koleno
Functions, limits, techniques of differentiation and integration, with applications in the natural, social and management sciences. This course is college level and requires 2 years of high school Algebra and 1 year of Geometry. AU course MATH 201 Calculus w/Applications to Management, Life, and Social Sciences. Meets AU core requirement for math/logic.
Chemistry
Mr. Jonathan Priest
In Chemistry we study the complexity of matter in God's creation. We will evaluate types of energy, the structure and function of atoms and molecules, changes in matter, stoichiometry, acids and bases, solutions, equilibrium, and redox reactions.
In Chemistry we study the complexity of matter in God's creation. We will evaluate types of energy, the structure and function of atoms and molecules, changes in matter, stoichiometry, acids and bases, solutions, equilibrium, and redox reactions.
Chemistry- ccp
(Not offered 2019-20)
Mrs. Andrea Ross
Online/In Class hybrid offered as needed. An introduction into the basic concepts of chemistry including the scientific method, metric system, structure of atoms, the periodic table, chemical bonds, mole concept, chemical calculations, states of matter, and more. Students in this class earn 3 college credits from Ohio Christian University.
Mrs. Andrea Ross
Online/In Class hybrid offered as needed. An introduction into the basic concepts of chemistry including the scientific method, metric system, structure of atoms, the periodic table, chemical bonds, mole concept, chemical calculations, states of matter, and more. Students in this class earn 3 college credits from Ohio Christian University.
Chapel/Current Events
Pastor Mark Abel
During Chapel/Current Events, many different areas of study will be covered from scripture topics, to items in the news. All news stories will be viewed through the lens of scripture and how God is working in our world today. This class is a favorite among students, with much lively discussion. Mandatory for full time students.
During Chapel/Current Events, many different areas of study will be covered from scripture topics, to items in the news. All news stories will be viewed through the lens of scripture and how God is working in our world today. This class is a favorite among students, with much lively discussion. Mandatory for full time students.
College Exam Prep
Mrs. Kathy Gangi
Intensive 3 week prep for college entrance exams (SAT/ACT). Offered as needed.
Intensive 3 week prep for college entrance exams (SAT/ACT). Offered as needed.
Writing Through Literature (Composition)
Mrs. Kathy Gangi
Theme based writing covering: outlining, narrative stories, summarizing, research reports, creative writing, essays and critiques. Grammar; capitalization, punctuation, parts of speech, sentence combination, phrases and clauses.
Theme for 2019-20 is C.S. Lewis Narnia books 1-3.
Theme based writing covering: outlining, narrative stories, summarizing, research reports, creative writing, essays and critiques. Grammar; capitalization, punctuation, parts of speech, sentence combination, phrases and clauses.
Theme for 2019-20 is C.S. Lewis Narnia books 1-3.
Advanced Composition - see Foundations in Research and Business Writing
English Composition I - ccp
OCU Instructor in class (not online)
This course is an introductory study of composition, emphasizing the process of research and writing. Students will gain and refine skills of developing a thesis, organizing content, controlling tone, revising drafts, and expressing ideas clearly and correctly. In addition, students will learn to incorporate researched material into papers using APA format for documentation.
Course Objectives:
Develop a research paper in APA format. Apply principles of scholarly communication in research and writing.
Organize thoughts and research material to communicate ideas. Correct problems in usage, structure, grammar, and mechanics. Engage in a recursive process of writing that includes researching, analyzing, ordering, drafting, responding, revising, and editing. Transferable course through Ohio Christian University.
LA101 earns 3 credits.
This course is an introductory study of composition, emphasizing the process of research and writing. Students will gain and refine skills of developing a thesis, organizing content, controlling tone, revising drafts, and expressing ideas clearly and correctly. In addition, students will learn to incorporate researched material into papers using APA format for documentation.
Course Objectives:
Develop a research paper in APA format. Apply principles of scholarly communication in research and writing.
Organize thoughts and research material to communicate ideas. Correct problems in usage, structure, grammar, and mechanics. Engage in a recursive process of writing that includes researching, analyzing, ordering, drafting, responding, revising, and editing. Transferable course through Ohio Christian University.
LA101 earns 3 credits.
English Composition II - ccp
OCU Instructor in class (not online)
An intermediate course designed to extend and refine students’ expository and creative writing experiences. Student writing will reflect university-level writing skills, such as principles of logical/critical thinking and reasoning, effective organization, APA research and documentation, and content-rich development of ideas.
Transferable course through Ohio Christian University. LA102 earns 3 credits.
An intermediate course designed to extend and refine students’ expository and creative writing experiences. Student writing will reflect university-level writing skills, such as principles of logical/critical thinking and reasoning, effective organization, APA research and documentation, and content-rich development of ideas.
Transferable course through Ohio Christian University. LA102 earns 3 credits.
Computer
Mr. Vern Osborne
In this course, students will learn about different operating systems with an emphasis on Windows 10. Microsoft Office Suite, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote will be included. Safety will be a focus for navigating the online world, also how to do critical research by looking for sites to use for research papers. This class will take a critical look at sites like Wikipedia, Snopes.com, Google, and other ways to find information. We will explore the dangers of personal information in a digital age and ways of protecting personal information from potential hazards. Students will have the opportunity to discuss current tech trends and other areas of interest. John is excited to share some of his knowledge about computers and networking. This class will delve into a bit of programming as well. Laptops needed and MS Office 365 highly recommended but not mandatory. Office 365 Home is available @ products.office.com for $99 a year for up to 6 users, or Office 365 Personal for $6.99/mo or $69 per year.
In this course, students will learn about different operating systems with an emphasis on Windows 10. Microsoft Office Suite, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote will be included. Safety will be a focus for navigating the online world, also how to do critical research by looking for sites to use for research papers. This class will take a critical look at sites like Wikipedia, Snopes.com, Google, and other ways to find information. We will explore the dangers of personal information in a digital age and ways of protecting personal information from potential hazards. Students will have the opportunity to discuss current tech trends and other areas of interest. John is excited to share some of his knowledge about computers and networking. This class will delve into a bit of programming as well. Laptops needed and MS Office 365 highly recommended but not mandatory. Office 365 Home is available @ products.office.com for $99 a year for up to 6 users, or Office 365 Personal for $6.99/mo or $69 per year.
Drawing - ccp or hs
(Not offered 2019-20)
Mrs. Kathy Harlan
This fundamental course provides a variety of approaches to improve individual skills in drawing. Attention to line, shape, value, texture, and perspective are used to develop an understanding of what we see in relation to how we represent them visually. AU course ART 140. Meets AU core credit for aesthetics. $25 supplies fee.
Mrs. Kathy Harlan
This fundamental course provides a variety of approaches to improve individual skills in drawing. Attention to line, shape, value, texture, and perspective are used to develop an understanding of what we see in relation to how we represent them visually. AU course ART 140. Meets AU core credit for aesthetics. $25 supplies fee.
Economics - ccp or hs
(Not offered 2019-20)
Mr. Ross Justice
This course will engage students in why, how and who uses markets and what we do when they fail. An introduction to the economist’s view of the world through extensive discussion, analysis with some writing. AU course ECON101-Market Fundamentals.
Meets AU core requirement for social science.
Mr. Ross Justice
This course will engage students in why, how and who uses markets and what we do when they fail. An introduction to the economist’s view of the world through extensive discussion, analysis with some writing. AU course ECON101-Market Fundamentals.
Meets AU core requirement for social science.
Microeconomics - ccp or hs
(Not offered 2019-20)
Mr. Ross Justice
This course of study focuses upon how the condition of scarcity as it affects the decisions of individuals, households, and business firms in their roles as producers and consumers. In particular, the price mechanism is addressed at length and explained by the conceptual and graphical representations of supply and demand. Applications of such concepts as elasticity of demand, as well as marginal cost and revenue calculations are used by the student to determine optimum pricing, profit, and revenue strategies for the firm. The advantages and disadvantages of relative economies of scale in both the long-run and short-run are explored. The market conditions of monopoly, oligopoly as well as perfect competition are analyzed with the goal of giving the student an understanding and appreciation of their socioeconomic implications. The virtues of a free market are explored in contrast to a top-down centralized and interventionist economy.
AU course ECON 232-Principles of Microeconomics. Meets AU core requirement for social science.
Mr. Ross Justice
This course of study focuses upon how the condition of scarcity as it affects the decisions of individuals, households, and business firms in their roles as producers and consumers. In particular, the price mechanism is addressed at length and explained by the conceptual and graphical representations of supply and demand. Applications of such concepts as elasticity of demand, as well as marginal cost and revenue calculations are used by the student to determine optimum pricing, profit, and revenue strategies for the firm. The advantages and disadvantages of relative economies of scale in both the long-run and short-run are explored. The market conditions of monopoly, oligopoly as well as perfect competition are analyzed with the goal of giving the student an understanding and appreciation of their socioeconomic implications. The virtues of a free market are explored in contrast to a top-down centralized and interventionist economy.
AU course ECON 232-Principles of Microeconomics. Meets AU core requirement for social science.
Financial Accounting
NCSC online only for 2019-2020 (online instructor)
This is an introductory course of study in financial accounting and financial reporting for business entities.
Transferable course ACCT 1010 earns 4 credits and has no prerequisites.
This is an introductory course of study in financial accounting and financial reporting for business entities.
Transferable course ACCT 1010 earns 4 credits and has no prerequisites.
Foundations of Research
Mrs. Hillary Young
A step by step approach to preparing for the college paper. This course will give the students the needed skills to effectively research cross-curricular. Students will be learning how to identify primary and secondary sources as well as how to effectively present the research in different formats.
Prerequisite: Composition (now Writing through Lit)
A step by step approach to preparing for the college paper. This course will give the students the needed skills to effectively research cross-curricular. Students will be learning how to identify primary and secondary sources as well as how to effectively present the research in different formats.
Prerequisite: Composition (now Writing through Lit)
Geometry
Mr. Jonathan Priest
This course is designed to emphasize the study of the properties and applications of common geometric figures in two and three dimensions. Inductive and deductive thinking skills are used in problem solving situations, and applications to the real world are stressed. It also emphasizes writing proofs to solve (prove) properties of geometric figures. Students who complete Geometry should take Algebra II next.
This course is designed to emphasize the study of the properties and applications of common geometric figures in two and three dimensions. Inductive and deductive thinking skills are used in problem solving situations, and applications to the real world are stressed. It also emphasizes writing proofs to solve (prove) properties of geometric figures. Students who complete Geometry should take Algebra II next.
Great Books - Modern LitMrs. Hillary Young
This course teaches literary skills and how to identify them through literature. Students will be engaged in critical analysis through a biblical worldview of literature from the 20th century to present. The goal is to prepare the student for college-level reading and analysis. Recommended for sophomore year and above. |
Greek I
Mr. J.C. Haynes
This course will help students to be able to read and translate ancient Greek literature, with primary emphasis on the New Testament. First-year coursework will emphasize vocabulary acquisition and understanding of Greek grammar and forms to provide skills for translation and interpretation of the New Testament. Reading and listening exercises will include selections from the Gospel and Epistles of John along with various classical authors. Weekly quizzes will cover vocabulary; tests will focus on grammar as well as memorization of short passages.
This course will help students to be able to read and translate ancient Greek literature, with primary emphasis on the New Testament. First-year coursework will emphasize vocabulary acquisition and understanding of Greek grammar and forms to provide skills for translation and interpretation of the New Testament. Reading and listening exercises will include selections from the Gospel and Epistles of John along with various classical authors. Weekly quizzes will cover vocabulary; tests will focus on grammar as well as memorization of short passages.
Greek II
Mr. J.C. Haynes
This course will continue the survey of Greek grammar and vocabulary necessary for study and translation of the New Testament. Students will gain familiarity with many portions of the New Testament, along with examples from the Greek Old Testament (Septuagint) and other Greek authors. Students will learn to use study tools like dictionaries and concordances to perform word studies and grammar analysis. Emphasis will be on gaining skills to utilize classroom learning for personal study or future academic goals.
This course will continue the survey of Greek grammar and vocabulary necessary for study and translation of the New Testament. Students will gain familiarity with many portions of the New Testament, along with examples from the Greek Old Testament (Septuagint) and other Greek authors. Students will learn to use study tools like dictionaries and concordances to perform word studies and grammar analysis. Emphasis will be on gaining skills to utilize classroom learning for personal study or future academic goals.
Ground School
(first semester only)
Mr. Wayne Campbell
Maybe you want to become a pilot or discover missionary aviation.
This Ground School course offers preparation for the FAA written test for private pilot.
Instructor Wayne Campbell is an FAA certified pilot and flight instructor. Wayne has approximately 7000 hours of flight time, with much of that time spent instructing students for basic, instrument, and advanced flight ratings.
Mr. Wayne Campbell
Maybe you want to become a pilot or discover missionary aviation.
This Ground School course offers preparation for the FAA written test for private pilot.
Instructor Wayne Campbell is an FAA certified pilot and flight instructor. Wayne has approximately 7000 hours of flight time, with much of that time spent instructing students for basic, instrument, and advanced flight ratings.
Health
Mrs. Andrea Ross
This Health course introduces students to what good health is, why it is important, and what students should do in order to achieve good health. Upon completion of the course, students should be able to: Demonstrate an awareness of health as it applies to their own bodies, minds, and emotions. Identify the components of a healthy lifestyle and set reasonable goals to achieve a lifestyle of wellness. Understand that incorporating sound health practices creates a lifestyle of moderation and wellness. Understand the responsibility of properly stewarding the body God has given them as directed in the Bible. Students will also receive American Heart Association certificate in CPR and First Aid. $20 lab fee.
This Health course introduces students to what good health is, why it is important, and what students should do in order to achieve good health. Upon completion of the course, students should be able to: Demonstrate an awareness of health as it applies to their own bodies, minds, and emotions. Identify the components of a healthy lifestyle and set reasonable goals to achieve a lifestyle of wellness. Understand that incorporating sound health practices creates a lifestyle of moderation and wellness. Understand the responsibility of properly stewarding the body God has given them as directed in the Bible. Students will also receive American Heart Association certificate in CPR and First Aid. $20 lab fee.
Hebrew
J.C. Haynes
This course will introduce students to the grammar and vocabulary of the Hebrew language of the Old Testament. Early emphasis will be on understanding the unique letters and sounds of Hebrew, with later study focusing on meanings of words and sentences. Students will practice with writing and listening exercises and will also gain exposure to certain features of Modern Hebrew. Weekly quizzed and two exams per semester will evaluate students' learning to that point.
This course will introduce students to the grammar and vocabulary of the Hebrew language of the Old Testament. Early emphasis will be on understanding the unique letters and sounds of Hebrew, with later study focusing on meanings of words and sentences. Students will practice with writing and listening exercises and will also gain exposure to certain features of Modern Hebrew. Weekly quizzed and two exams per semester will evaluate students' learning to that point.
Introduction to Business and Entrepreneurship
(Not offered 2019-20)
Mr. Don Belsterling (also online NC State instructor)
In this course the student is exposed to a broad view of the business enterprise. Special emphasis is placed upon the role and importance of entrepreneurship and small-business management. The student will gain insight into the necessity and mutual interdependence of such key business functions as management, human resources, operations and quality, marketing, accounting, and finance. Additionally, the topics of globalization and economics are introduced. Throughout this course, the student will gain extensive experience in problem solving by means of applying basic business math skills to typical business scenarios.
This course earns 3 college credits through NC State College.
Mr. Don Belsterling (also online NC State instructor)
In this course the student is exposed to a broad view of the business enterprise. Special emphasis is placed upon the role and importance of entrepreneurship and small-business management. The student will gain insight into the necessity and mutual interdependence of such key business functions as management, human resources, operations and quality, marketing, accounting, and finance. Additionally, the topics of globalization and economics are introduced. Throughout this course, the student will gain extensive experience in problem solving by means of applying basic business math skills to typical business scenarios.
This course earns 3 college credits through NC State College.
Latin I
Mrs. Bonnie Graves
This course will provide students with a firm foundation in Latin usage and grammar. Emphasis is on vocabulary, memorizing paradigms, and translating words and sentences from Latin to English and English to Latin. Students will learn the basic forms and elements of the language to understand the proper uses of case, gender, number, mood, and tense. Quizzes over previous week's homework will reinforce student’s understanding of material covered. Tests for units of chapters will require the student to combine the skills learned up to that point. Appropriate for the Latin I & II level student.
This course will provide students with a firm foundation in Latin usage and grammar. Emphasis is on vocabulary, memorizing paradigms, and translating words and sentences from Latin to English and English to Latin. Students will learn the basic forms and elements of the language to understand the proper uses of case, gender, number, mood, and tense. Quizzes over previous week's homework will reinforce student’s understanding of material covered. Tests for units of chapters will require the student to combine the skills learned up to that point. Appropriate for the Latin I & II level student.
Latin II
Mrs. Bonnie Graves
Marketing
NCSC hybrid (online instructor and Mr. Don Belsterling facilitator)
Marketing activities, analysis, strategies, and decision making in the context of other business functions. Topics include: integration of product, price, promotion, and distribution activities; research and analysis of markets, environments, competition, and customers; market segmentation and selection of target markets; and emphasis on behavior and perspectives of consumers and organizational customers. Planning and decision making for products and services in profit and nonprofit, domestic and global settings.
Transferable course earns 3 credits. Prerequisite Economics or Microeconomics.
Painting - ccp or hs
(Not offered 2019-20)
Mrs. Kathy Harlan
This course acquaints the student with the fundamentals of the painting process. The basics of color theory and drawing are applied in a series of observational paintings in a variety of styles and techniques. Acrylic painting medium will be explored in depth, as is the nature of the painted mark and the painted surface. Students will also learn about making supports and grounds. AU course ART 160 meets core requirement for aesthetics. May be taken for high school credit only. $50 base supplies fee.
Mrs. Kathy Harlan
This course acquaints the student with the fundamentals of the painting process. The basics of color theory and drawing are applied in a series of observational paintings in a variety of styles and techniques. Acrylic painting medium will be explored in depth, as is the nature of the painted mark and the painted surface. Students will also learn about making supports and grounds. AU course ART 160 meets core requirement for aesthetics. May be taken for high school credit only. $50 base supplies fee.
Physics
(Not offered 2019-20)
This college-prep physics course is designed for the student who has completed algebra and has had an introduction to the definitions of sine, cosine, and tangent. It provides a detailed introduction to the methods and concepts of general physics. Heavily emphasizing vector analysis, this text is ideal preparation for a university-level physics course. It provides the student with a strong background in one-dimensional and two-dimensional motion, Newton's laws and their application, gravity, work and energy, momentum, periodic motion, waves, optics, electrostatics, electrodynamics, electrical circuits, and magnetism.
This college-prep physics course is designed for the student who has completed algebra and has had an introduction to the definitions of sine, cosine, and tangent. It provides a detailed introduction to the methods and concepts of general physics. Heavily emphasizing vector analysis, this text is ideal preparation for a university-level physics course. It provides the student with a strong background in one-dimensional and two-dimensional motion, Newton's laws and their application, gravity, work and energy, momentum, periodic motion, waves, optics, electrostatics, electrodynamics, electrical circuits, and magnetism.
Photography
Mrs. Kathy Harlan
This course will accomplish two specific things: Learning good composition and understanding the role of light that will aid in taking better, more creative photos, and learning how photos can be used to accurately convey the components of good storytelling such as factual details, editing, narrative, mood and emotion. Students will need a smartphone or any digital camera. Post processing and presentation will be completed on software provided in the classroom. Allow for approximately $30 for such things as print developing and storage devices.
This course will accomplish two specific things: Learning good composition and understanding the role of light that will aid in taking better, more creative photos, and learning how photos can be used to accurately convey the components of good storytelling such as factual details, editing, narrative, mood and emotion. Students will need a smartphone or any digital camera. Post processing and presentation will be completed on software provided in the classroom. Allow for approximately $30 for such things as print developing and storage devices.
Physical Science
Mr. Jonathan Priest
This course involves discovering the non-living aspects of our world at a macroscopic level. We will investigate the forces and parts of the world that we can readily observe. The class will have the opportunity to delve into the “working parts” that make up the physical world God has created. We will learn about the mechanisms God uses to keep the world, and universe, functioning.
This course involves discovering the non-living aspects of our world at a macroscopic level. We will investigate the forces and parts of the world that we can readily observe. The class will have the opportunity to delve into the “working parts” that make up the physical world God has created. We will learn about the mechanisms God uses to keep the world, and universe, functioning.
Psychology - CLEP option
Mr. Ed Krakora
How do we explain human behavior? Behavior topics examined by comparing and contrasting embedded sociocultural theories and evaluating how these diverse approaches converge on questions about multiple influences on human behavior. Biblical wisdom emphasized. Follows AU course PSYC 101. Meets AU core for social sciences. May be taken for high school credit only. This is a condensed eleven week course.
College credits earned by passing the CLEP exam.
How do we explain human behavior? Behavior topics examined by comparing and contrasting embedded sociocultural theories and evaluating how these diverse approaches converge on questions about multiple influences on human behavior. Biblical wisdom emphasized. Follows AU course PSYC 101. Meets AU core for social sciences. May be taken for high school credit only. This is a condensed eleven week course.
College credits earned by passing the CLEP exam.
Self-defense
(1st semester only)
Mr. & Mrs. Fisher - Rising Star Martial Arts
Students will gain knowledge and confidence in basic life skills for protecting themselves and others around them. This class runs 6 weeks and is offered as needed. Students will learn the art of self defense including a Travel Wrench (force multiplier), and the skills to use it!
Mr. & Mrs. Fisher - Rising Star Martial Arts
Students will gain knowledge and confidence in basic life skills for protecting themselves and others around them. This class runs 6 weeks and is offered as needed. Students will learn the art of self defense including a Travel Wrench (force multiplier), and the skills to use it!
Short Term Missions - ccp or hs
(Not offered 2019-20)
Pastor Mark Abel
Short Term Missions explores the development, theology, and practice of international short-term mission trips; introduces students to culture theory; and provides students with opportunities to develop skills in cross-cultural understanding and communication with particular cultures. Students will have opportunities
to interview participants, organizers, and leaders in the STM field in person and/or through technology.
AU course REL 260. Possible missions trip to correspond with this course.
Pastor Mark Abel
Short Term Missions explores the development, theology, and practice of international short-term mission trips; introduces students to culture theory; and provides students with opportunities to develop skills in cross-cultural understanding and communication with particular cultures. Students will have opportunities
to interview participants, organizers, and leaders in the STM field in person and/or through technology.
AU course REL 260. Possible missions trip to correspond with this course.
Spanish I
Students will be introduced to Spanish as an academic subject in order to gain proficiency in the areas of listening, speaking, writing and reading. Lessons and exercises provide opportunities for students to express themselves in Spanish. Activities, homework, assignments, quizzes and other assessments will determine individual progress. Information about contemporary life, customs and culture in the Spanish speaking world will be presented with each unit.
Spanish II
Mrs. Jeanine Belsterling
Students will gain increased proficiency in the areas of listening, speaking, writing and reading in Spanish. Lessons and exercises provide opportunities for students to express themselves in Spanish. Activities, homework, assignments, quizzes and other assessments will determine individual progress. Information about contemporary life, customs and culture in the Spanish speaking world will be presented with each unit.
Students will gain increased proficiency in the areas of listening, speaking, writing and reading in Spanish. Lessons and exercises provide opportunities for students to express themselves in Spanish. Activities, homework, assignments, quizzes and other assessments will determine individual progress. Information about contemporary life, customs and culture in the Spanish speaking world will be presented with each unit.
Spanish III
Mrs. Jeanine Belsterling
Speech I - ccp or hs
Mrs. Sherry Bouquet
The ability to communicate is cited as one of the most important skills a person can possess in any career field. Students will learn to speak in informative and persuasive speeches as well as practice impromptu and extemporaneous speaking. This is a college level course, high school sophomores and above may take even if not seeking college credit. AU course COM 101 Human Communication meets core requirement for communications.
The ability to communicate is cited as one of the most important skills a person can possess in any career field. Students will learn to speak in informative and persuasive speeches as well as practice impromptu and extemporaneous speaking. This is a college level course, high school sophomores and above may take even if not seeking college credit. AU course COM 101 Human Communication meets core requirement for communications.
Speech II - ccp or hs
Mrs. Sherry Bouquet (Not Offered 2019-20)
This course is a study and practice in argumentative debate to gain audience support. Emphasis will be placed on developing skills in actual situations that call for debate, and analysis of the arguments. Believers should always be prepared to be a defense for Christ and able to share their faith. AU course COM 208 Argumentation and Advocacy. Meets AU core requirement for communications.
This course is a study and practice in argumentative debate to gain audience support. Emphasis will be placed on developing skills in actual situations that call for debate, and analysis of the arguments. Believers should always be prepared to be a defense for Christ and able to share their faith. AU course COM 208 Argumentation and Advocacy. Meets AU core requirement for communications.
Statistics - ccp
Mr. Jeff Koleno
An introductory course designed to meet the needs of students in biology, business, economics, education, nursing, psychology and sociology. Covers theoretical frequency distributions, data dispersion and central tendency, estimation, hypothesis testing, correlation, and analysis of variance. AU course MATH208 Elementary Statistics. Meets AU core for math/logic.
An introductory course designed to meet the needs of students in biology, business, economics, education, nursing, psychology and sociology. Covers theoretical frequency distributions, data dispersion and central tendency, estimation, hypothesis testing, correlation, and analysis of variance. AU course MATH208 Elementary Statistics. Meets AU core for math/logic.
2-D Design
Mrs. Kathy Harlan
This course is an intense study of the principles of 2-D design aesthetics and processes. Students will learn how to use compositional devices such as line, value, texture, shape, balance, and rhythm to create successful designs. AU course ART134 2-D Design.
This course is an intense study of the principles of 2-D design aesthetics and processes. Students will learn how to use compositional devices such as line, value, texture, shape, balance, and rhythm to create successful designs. AU course ART134 2-D Design.
Visual Design - ccp or hs
Mrs. Kathy Harlan (Not offered 2019-20)
A fundamental study of two dimensional design. Students will explore various composition and design concepts through a series of hands on projects using a variety of art materials and techniques. In addition to design projects, students will participate in class critiques, learn how to analyze and discuss visual concepts, and do weekly “search & find” activities to connect what they are learning in class, to designs in their environment. Lab fee for materials is $30. AU course ART130. Meets AU core requirement for aesthetics.
A fundamental study of two dimensional design. Students will explore various composition and design concepts through a series of hands on projects using a variety of art materials and techniques. In addition to design projects, students will participate in class critiques, learn how to analyze and discuss visual concepts, and do weekly “search & find” activities to connect what they are learning in class, to designs in their environment. Lab fee for materials is $30. AU course ART130. Meets AU core requirement for aesthetics.
Western Civilization I
Mr. Robert Ludwig
Western Civilization I will begin with a treatment of early civilization in Mesopotamia Ancient Egypt, and the early Hebrews. Also covered, Greek and Roman history down to 500 AD. with emphasis on the advent of Christianity.
Western Civilization I will begin with a treatment of early civilization in Mesopotamia Ancient Egypt, and the early Hebrews. Also covered, Greek and Roman history down to 500 AD. with emphasis on the advent of Christianity.
Western Civilization II
Mr. Robert Ludwig
Western Civilization II will cover the rise of Islam, the spread of Christianity, Charlemagne, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and Reformation, and the advent of modern Europe. The Vikings, early England, the Age of Discovery, and the Scientific Revolution as time allows.
Western Civilization II will cover the rise of Islam, the spread of Christianity, Charlemagne, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and Reformation, and the advent of modern Europe. The Vikings, early England, the Age of Discovery, and the Scientific Revolution as time allows.
World History
Mr. Ed Krakora
World History will cover ancient history to 1500 AD. The early civilizations of China, India, Africa, Babylon, Persia, the Incas, and the Mayas will be included. This course will discuss the historical events and the timeline of the Bible as they happened within the context of world history. As a result, students will have a greater understanding and appreciation of Joseph, Moses, King David, Daniel, Jesus, and the apostles.
World History will cover ancient history to 1500 AD. The early civilizations of China, India, Africa, Babylon, Persia, the Incas, and the Mayas will be included. This course will discuss the historical events and the timeline of the Bible as they happened within the context of world history. As a result, students will have a greater understanding and appreciation of Joseph, Moses, King David, Daniel, Jesus, and the apostles.
World Religions - ccp or hs
(NOT OFFERED 2019-20)
An introductory exploration of historical developments, beliefs and practices in selected Eastern and Western world religious traditions,with an emphasis on Christianity. Since students will be introduced to methods for analyzing and interpreting sacred texts, college level writing skills are required. AU course REL 107 Exploring World Religions. Meets AU core for religion.
An introductory exploration of historical developments, beliefs and practices in selected Eastern and Western world religious traditions,with an emphasis on Christianity. Since students will be introduced to methods for analyzing and interpreting sacred texts, college level writing skills are required. AU course REL 107 Exploring World Religions. Meets AU core for religion.