MATH
110—Calculus I
Teaches the basic concepts of function, continuity, and derivatives
of functions to analyze and solve problems involving instantaneous
rate of change. Prerequisites: Algebra II, trigonometry, and BLP
101. (3 semester hours)
MATH
111—Calculus II
Course in problem-solving techniques. Topics include quadratic equations;
complex numbers; linear, quadratic, fractional, and absolute value
inequalities; and functions and their graphs. Prerequisite: MATH
110. (3 semester hours)
MED
201—Foundations of Medicine I
Students develop analogies between Biblical principles of responsibility,
success, suffering, and ownership and four of seven body systems.
Equips students with knowledge of God’s design for the body
in order to facilitate wise decisions concerning health care. Includes
brief survey of anatomy and physiology. Prerequisites: BLP 101 and
102. (4 semester hours)
MED
202—Foundations of Medicine II
A continuation of MED 201, relating the principles of moral freedom,
design, and authority to three correlating body systems. Emphasizes
development of a broader perspective of medical circumstances in
order to glorify God in suffering. Prerequisite: MED 201.
(3 semester
hours)
MIN 101—Introduction
to Home Health Care Ministries
An introduction to home health care ministry. Community and home
health experiences may include observing home health professionals,
observing care of the elderly and terminally ill, working alongside
a midwife, and helping with community-based projects. Students study
CPR and first aid and learn to develop a personal portfolio. (1
semester hour)
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NUTR
101—God’s Design for Nutrition I
A study of God’s fundamental principles of nutrition. Studies
include wellness-oriented nutrition, digestion, absorption and metabolism
of nutrients, and nutrition across the life span.
(4 semester hours)
NUTR 201—God’s Design
for Nutrition II
A continuation of NUTR 101, this course correlates with SOS 101.
Students discover the role of nutrition and diet therapy in clinical
practice and health promotion. Prerequisite: NUTR 101.
(1 semester hour)
NUTR 202—God’s Design
for Nutrition III
A continuation of NUTR 201, this course correlates with SOS 201.
Students discover the role of nutrition and diet therapy in clinical
practice and health promotion. Prerequisite: NUTR 201.
(1 semester
hour)
PHYS
220—Physics I
Study of the function of fundamentals of motion, work, energy, momentum,
torque, and equilibrium are among the topics of investigation. Prerequisites:
BLP 101 and MATH 110.
(3 semester hours)
PHYS
230—Physics II
Students examine oscillatory motion, the law of gravity, mechanical
waves, and thermodynamics. Prerequisites: MATH 111 and PHYS 220.
(3 semester hours)
SOS
201—Seven Organ Systems I
Develops analogies between Biblical principles and four body systems.
Students are equipped with the essential knowledge and understanding
of anatomy, physiology, and histology needed to facilitate wise
decision-making as a health care professional. Prerequisite: Admission
to the clinical year of the Home Health Care program. (3 semester
hours) |
