7 courses with the subject GS, 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.
GS 100College Seminar (1)*
The College Seminar is a course designed to provide students strategies for successful learning in College and beyond. Topics in the course include: learning styles, learning and study strategies, cognitive strategies, time management, goal-setting, note-taking, test-taking strategies, overcoming test anxiety, cultural diversity, and other issues that focus on enabling students to become better achievers. *Students are required to take this course in their first semester at Trocaire College and must earn a minimum grade of “C”.
Basics (1) This course provides an introduction to information literacy using library research methods and resources. Students will learn to access scholarly information through a variety of resources: books, journals, databases, streaming media and different platforms of electronic resources (eBooks, reference collections, image databases). Students will learn the best practices for evaluating resources in order to obtain academic research and information. Students will learn not only how to fully use the Trocaire College Libraries as a research destination, but how to use other libraries and the Internet to become effective information users today and in the future. Topics include: creating keyword searches to effectively use databases and electronic reference collections, journals vs. periodicals in research, evaluating websites on the Internet, citation and style guides, plagiarism, library catalog searching, fair use and open source information, Interlibrary Loan and Academic Share.
This course is designed to assist the HEALTHCARE INFORMATICS student in the transition from College to career by developing the knowledge and HCI101 Healthcare Systems and skills necessary for future success. Operations (3) Topics include: establishing career This introductory course provides an goals, work-related values, skills and joboverview of the health professions and search strategies. A professional U.S. healthcare delivery system. This portfolio will be developed in the class. course explores the historical Students will meet individually or in perspective and current trends in small groups with the instructor. today’s healthcare environment. Topics include healthcare organization and