Course Descriptions
Courses numbered 1000-2999 are lower-level semester courses; 3000-4999 are upper-level semester courses. Courses numbered less than 1000 are Institutional or Learning Support courses.
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Art | |
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Biology | |
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| • BIOL 3100 - Introductory Biochemistry and Molecular Biology |
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Business Administration | |
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Chemistry | |
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| • CHEM 3100 - Introductory Biochemistry and Molecular Biology |
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Communications | |
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Computer Information System | |
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Computer Science | |
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Criminal Justice | |
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| • CRJU 1170 - Introduction to Corrections, Probation & Parole |
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Critical Thinking | |
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Economics | |
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Education | |
| • EDUC 2110 - Investigating Critical and Contemporary Issues in Education |
| • EDUC 2120 - Exploring Socio-Cultural Perspectives on Diversity in Educational Contexts |
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Educational Service Learning | |
| • EDSV 2100 - Educational Service Learning - A Peer Approach |
English | |
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Family and Consumer Sciences | |
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| • FACS 4100 - Community Context of Individual and Family Well-Being |
| • FACS 4890 - Special Topics in Family and Consumer Sciences |
| • FACS 4891 - Special Topics in Family and Consumer Sciences |
| • FACS 4892 - Special Topics in Family and Consumer Sciences |
Finance | |
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Forest Resources | |
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Gender Studies | |
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Geography | |
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Global Studies | |
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Health Science | |
| • HSCI 3050 - Introduction to Healthcare Information Technology |
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History | |
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| • HIST 4080 - History Of Science & Technology in the Modern World |
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History and Government | |
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Horticulture | |
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Human Sciences | |
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Humanities | |
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Integrated Science | |
| • ISCI 2001 - Life and Earth Science for Elementary Teachers |
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Journalism | |
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Management | |
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Marketing | |
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Mathematics | |
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Music | |
| • MUSC 1001A - Secondary Piano (For Non-Keyboard Music Majors) I |
| • MUSC 1001B - Secondary Piano (For Non-Keyboard Music Majors) II |
| • MUSC 1001C - Secondary Piano (For Non-Keyboard Music Majors) III |
| • MUSC 1001D - Secondary Piano (For Non-Keyboard Music Majors) IV |
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Nursing | |
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| • NURS 3000 - Concepts and Perspectives of Professional Nursing Practice |
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| • NURS 4000 - Leadership and Information Management in Nursing |
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| • PNUR 1912 - Comprehensive Concept Enrichment Independent Study |
Perspectives | |
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Physical Education | |
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Physical Science | |
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Physics | |
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Political Science | |
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| • POLS 3060 - Political Thought: Foundations of the Modern World |
| • POLS 3065 - Political Thought: From Agrarian to Cosmopolitan |
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| • POLS 4210 - Constitutional Law: Civil Rights and Liberties |
| • POLS 4215 - Constitutional Law: Federalism and Separation of Powers |
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Psychology | |
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| • PSYC 4250 - Rural Experiences with Race, Class, Gender and Sexuality |
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Public Administration | |
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Religion | |
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Research | |
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Research Methods | |
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Rural Community Development | |
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| • RCDV 3050 - Practical Applications in Community Organizations |
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Rural Studies | |
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Science | |
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Social Science | |
| • SOSC 1100 - Values, Issues, & Perspectives in Social Sciences |
Sociology | |
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Spanish | |
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Special Education | |
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Theatre | |
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Writing Communication | |
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eCore eCore offers students the opportunity to complete undergraduate requirements in Core Areas A-E completely online via public colleges and universities within the University System of Georgia (USG). eCore courses are taught by instructors from SACSCOC accredited institutions within the USG, and are transferrable within the USG as well as to most regionally accredited schools. All eCore courses require the completion of an eCore Introduction Quiz. Visit ABAC’s eCore website, http://www.abac.edu/academics/ecore, for more information. For eCore course descriptions, visit https://ecore.usg.edu/courses/course-descriptions/ | |
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| • ETEC 1101 - Electronic Technology in the Educational Environment (eCore) |
| • GEOL 1121K - Introductory Geosciences I and Lab (eCore) (previously GEOL 1011K) |
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Honors All courses in the Honors Program encourage students’ participation through interactive classroom techniques; require students to engage in some substantial research and use of sources beyond the assigned textbook to supplement and enhance students’ understanding of the course material and assignments; and require Honors Program membership. For courses which include a separate honors contract, the student’s transcript will indicate “(Honors)” in the Course Title. | |
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| • ENGL 2114H - World Literature I Beginnings-15th Century (Honors) |
| • ENGL 2115H - World Literature II 15th-18th Century (Honors) |
| • ENGL 2116H - World Literature III 19th Century-Present (Honors) |
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