6 courses with the subject DSN, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
DSN 0025NUR1025 Remediation Workshop1
NUR 1025 Remediation Workshop is a course designed for students who did not successfully complete NUR 1025. The goal of this workshop is for students to review the concepts taught in NUR 10255 and develop study strategies and habits to be successful. The class will be interactive and highlight important concepts taught in NUR 1025. This is a one-credit pass-fail course. This course will no longer be offered after Fall 2023.
This is a one-credit pass-fail course designed for students who have not attained clinical eligibility (i.e., earned an F in the clinical portion of the course) or not achieved a passing grade in NUR 1015. The course focuses on test-taking, critical thinking, and applied math skills. Students develop and apply these skills in answering nursing examination questions and in developing a plan of action for resuming nursing studies. It is offered after a nursing student fails NUR 1015. This course will no longer be offered after Fall 2023.
Continuing students who do not successfully pass NUR 1015 will be required to take DSN 1010 to review areas of concern and to improve success when retaking NUR 1015. This course will be taken prior to repeating NUR 1015. The course focuses on test taking, critical thinking, time management, and applied mathematical skills. Students develop and apply these skills in answering Nursing examination questions and in developing a plan of action for resuming Nursing studies successfully. This course is offered either fully online or in a hybrid format. This course will no longer be offered after Fall 2023.
Students who take the TEAS exam as placement may be required to enter the DSN program. This pass/fail course serves to provide students with further preparation in several areas critical to success in college and as a nursing student. In this course, students will review general student success topics such as time and stress management, study skills, reading skills and comprehension, and creating concept maps. Students will also be introduced to test-taking strategies and other exercises to further strengthen critical thinking skills. Students develop and apply the skills and strategies from this course through assignments utilizing time and stress management skills, reflection papers, completion of critical thinking exercises, and the development of a plan of action for success in one's first professional nursing course. This course will no longer be offered after Fall 2023.
DSN 1040Directed Studies in Nursing - Medication Calculations1
This hybrid course is designed to provide the nursing student with the skills necessary to comprehend and complete necessary medication math calculations within the nursing curriculum. Hours: 15 hours over 7 weeks Classroom: Two 3.5-hour classes face to face (either remote or in-person; COVID dependent); 8 hours ONLINE asynchronous content This course will no longer be offered after Fall 2023.
