22 courses with the subject SPAN, 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.
SPAN 101Elementary Spanish I in contemporary written and spoken3
Letter Grade Spanish.Course is Writing Intensive. Introduction to the Spanish language for students with little or no previous experience. SPAN 222: Advanced Conversation Essentials of pronunciation and grammar. Credits: 3 Letter Grade Focuses on the World Readiness Standards Develops fluency in written and spoken for Language Learning and incorporates the Spanish. The main cultural themes presented ACTFL proficiency guidelines. Includes audio- through film will provide topics for research, visual materials, computer and Internet writing and discussion. While this course resources. focuses on the productive skills of speaking and writing, it includes also listening and
SPAN 102Elementary Spanish II reading. In addition to the films, students will3
Letter Grade be exposed to music, readings, and native Continues the basics of the Spanish language speakers, which together with the main text, for students with at least one semester of will be used for discussion and understanding preparation or the equivalent. It focuses on of Hispanic cultures. the four skills of reading, writing, speaking, and understanding and the World Readiness SPAN 228: Spanish for the Career World Standards for Language Learning leading to Credits: 3 Letter Grade novice-level proficiency in reading, writing, This student-centered course is designed for speaking and understanding. It also students with an intermediate/advanced level incorporates the ACTFL proficiency of proficiency in Spanish interested in guidelines and includes audio-visual materials developing their Spanish abilities in a and internet resources. professional and business context. The aim of this course is to develop the skills needed in r SPAN 103: Inter Spanish Culture/Language I the professional fields in order to Credits: 3 Letter Grade communicate effectively with Spanish- For students with a basic knowledge of speaking individuals. Emphasis is placed on Spanish. Grammar review, pronunciation and specialized vocabulary building, role-play, and introduction to Hispanic authors, with an understanding of Hispanic culture. Topics development of reading, writing, speaking and may include Spanish for the law enforcement, listening skills. Focuses on the five World health, information technology, real estate, Readiness Standardss for Language Learning. human resources, banking, and finance. Includes audio-visual materials, computer and Internet resources. SPAN 231: Intro to Hispanic Culture I/Spain (MI) Credits: 3 Letter Grade
SPAN 214Inter Spanish Culture/Language Examines important facets of Spanish Culture3
II from the early migration of peoples to the Letter Grade Iberian Peninsula to the Conquest of the Completes the basic structures of the Spanish Americas to present day developments. language. It will also address cultural issues Special emphasis given to the diversity of and introduce the student to literary works. It cultures, traditions, and languages prepares the student to enter more advanced contributing to the richness of life in various courses, and aims for proficiency at the regions of Spain. Includes documentaries / intermediate level. It incorporates the World films, discussion, exams, oral and written Readiness Standards for Learning Languages reports in Spanish. and the ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines.
Letter Grade Credits: 3 Letter Grade Intended for students whose first or family Examines important facets of Latin American language is Spanish and wish to standardize culture from Pre-Colombian civilizations to their language proficiency before pursuing the Spanish Conquest to present day further study in Spanish language or literature. developments. Special emphasis given to the Grammar review, composition, and vocabulary diversity of cultures, traditions and languages building, with emphasis on spelling and contributing to the richness of life in various cultural background of heritage speakers. regions of Latin America. Includes documentaries / films, discussion, exams, oral
SPAN 262Masterpieces of Hispanic Lit II A comprehensive study of the planning3
Letter Grade maintenance, operations, financial An introductory literature course intended to considerations, customer engagement, and familiarize the student with the literature of human resources management of sporting Latin America and to develop skills in literary events and the facilities that host the events. analysis. Works written before 1492 through This course exposes students to the many the present are studied. Class discussion, elements and dynamics associated with readings, oral and written work in Spanish. managing a sports or fitness facility. Students Course is Writing Intensive. will discuss a variety of structures, arenas, and facilities and will gain an understanding of
SPAN 263Masterpieces of Hispanic Lit III what is required to develop and successfully3
administer and market such facilities. This Letter Grade class will cover numerous issues from Focuses on an in-depth study of one theme construction-related concerns to marketing (announced at course offering) at the facilities, naming rights, and concession introductory level. This course complements concerns. SPAN 261 and 262. May study representative works from the Middle Ages to the present, major developments in Hispanic literature— SPMA 281: Special Topics in Sports such as Spanish American Modernism—the Management concept of genre, and the analysis appropriate Credits: 3 Letter Grade to genre. It includes class discussion, readings, Examines the current trends and issues in the oral and written work in Spanish. Core: sports industry. Extensive research of current Literature requirement. texts and journal articles will be addressed. In addition, this course is designed to raise
SPAN 281Special Topics in Spanish awareness with regard to the social, economic3
and political implications involved with sports Letter Grade management. Discussion and research should A study of a particular period on topic in give future sports managers a broader Hispanic Literature open to all qualified understanding of how sports impacts diverse students. Topics vary by semester. May be groups of people in different ways throughout repeated for credit. the US and abroad. Topics vary by semester.
the topic. Permission of the Minor Faculty Advisor is required for GLST-201 or LADS-120 to accounting, concentrating on the use of cost Letter Grade data for management planning and control. An Independent Study provides a motivated Examines job order and process cost systems student with the opportunity to pursue along with budgeting procedures, standard research on a topic not covered in courses cost systems, and various managerial offered in a given department. Independent applications of cost accounting information. Studies are completed with a faculty member Independent Study courses are numbered 490 and are repeatable for credit. The selected
