CHEM
130—Chemistry
Applies chemistry principles to engineering systems, including properties
of matter, stoichiometry, atomic structure, electrochemistry, thermochemistry,
chemical bonding, organic chemistry, and acid and base reactions.
Prerequisites: Algebra II, trigonometry, BLP 101.
(3 semester hours)
CNA
201—Certified Nurse Assistant Training
This four-week, residential program equips students
with nurse assistant skills and emphasizes
character qualities vital to a caregiving ministry.
Classroom instruction and caregiving in a clinical
setting provide students with the skills needed
for home care, long-term care, and subacute care.
Students successfully completing this course take
the Indiana CNA examination, which is transferable
through reciprocity to most states. (4 semester hours)
CNS
101—Foundations of Counseling
Surveys the root causes of personal and interpersonal conflict from
a Biblical perspective. Examines process of resolving personal conflicts
and aiding others in conflict resolution. Course materials include
Effective Counseling Course (IBLP). Prerequisites: completion of
or concurrent enrollment in BLP 101 and 102. May be taken concurrently
with CNS 102. (3 semester hours)
CNS
102—Marriage Conflict Resolution I
An analysis of the root causes of conflict in marriage, using Biblical
guidelines to trace surface problems to sources and develop lasting
solutions. Prerequisites: BLP 101 and 102, completion of or concurrent
enrollment in CNS 101.
(4 semester hours)
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CNS 203—Marriage
Conflict Resolution II
A continuation of CNS 102, analyzing specific types of conflict
in marriage relationships. Students consider implications of marital
conflicts on children in the home and outline steps for developing
a Godly life message as a result of past failures. Prerequisite:
CNS 102. (3 semester hours)
CNS
301—Biblical Counseling I
Developed in cooperation with the International Center for Biblical
Counseling, this course emphasizes a Biblical worldview and what
the Bible teaches about the world, the flesh, and the devil. It
examines the counseling needs of people seeking help for a variety
of common spiritual issues. Students learn how to lead a person
to submit to the Lord Jesus Christ, how to resist the devil by reclaiming
surrendered ground, how to break soul ties and destroy strongholds,
how to clear the conscience, and how to appropriate the whole armor
of God. Prerequisites: BLP 101, 102, and CNS 101, or permission
of the instructor.
(4 semester hours)
COMP
100—Computer Applications
Instructs students in the use of word processing, spreadsheets,
and slide-show software to develop engineering lab reports. Prerequisite:
BLP 101.
(3 semester hours)
COMP
200—Computer Programming
The programming language C++ is utilized to introduce the student
to the skills of programming in the analysis of engineering problems.
Prerequisite: BLP 101. (3 semester hours)
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