14 courses with the subject SPST, 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.
SPST 101Biology Study Skills1
The course, offered by the Educational Development Program, is designed to meet the needs of program participants enrolled in BIOL 111 Foundations of Biology. Intended for students with limited biological backgrounds, it enhances the understanding of biological skills in the following areas:
Study of the writing and analysis process used for the explanatory and persuasive prose for the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. The course work focuses on coherence, development, organization, and conventions of writing papers in each discipline.
The course, offered by the Educational Development Program, is designed to meet the needs of program participants enrolled in MATH 105 , Survey of Precalculus. Intended for students with a limited mathematics background, it enhances the understanding of skills necessary for success in precalc
Students will develop a strong grounding in and network for college success at Fredonia. With work in communication and study skills, goal setting, and time management, students gain confidence in their abilities to navigate their academic paths.
The purpose of the course is to provide students enrolled in the Educational Development Program with the opportunity to develop and improve the study skills necessary to successfully complete the required coursework for MATH 120 .
SPST 127Educational Development Program Freshman Orientation I1-2
Designed to assist Educational Development Program students manage the demands of the college experience by helping them develop life management and study skills necessary to reach their academic and personal goals.
A 1-credit interdisciplinary, supplemental instruction course designed to instruct, supplement, and assist Educational Development Program students in a variety of areas including: active reading, enhanced vocabulary, brainstorming, organization, sentence and paragraph construction, addressin
SPST 132Topics in Contemporary Science Recitation1
A 1 credit recitation course mainly to supplement PHYS 101 Topics in Contemporary Science for students from the Educational Development Program. Provides additional drill for solving simple physics problems to understand PHYS 101 topics.
SPST 147Educational Development Program Freshmen Orientation II1
A continuation of SPST 127 focusing on assisting students develop the basic tools necessary to engage in self-discovery, acquaint them with career planning and exploration of major and career choices.
Topics of special interest or need offered periodically and taught from an interdisciplinary perspective. Topics will vary each term based on instructor.
This 1-credit interdisciplinary, supplemental instruction course will support and assist Educational Development Program students in a variety of areas, including: academic planning, time management, reading comprehension, and writing process. SPST 228 is an intermediate level course for stud
Through this course students will gain a broad understanding of historical and current theories of leadership and management and the shift from the dominant paradigm to the emergent paradigm. Students will also explore how normative ethics affects their leadership philosophy and decision maki
