15 courses with the subject HSC, 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.
Assists students in the transition to academic life at Baptist Health Sciences University. Focuses on their personal, professional, and academic development. Ensures they have knowledge of University resources and introduces the Interprofessional Education Competencies.
HSC 320 or MAT 211 Research for the Health Professionals or Statistics 3
An overview of careers in the health care field. Introduces necessary knowledge for beginning career planning in health sciences. Prerequisite: Must be a sophomore level student.
An overview of careers in the health care field. Introduces necessary knowledge for beginning career planning in health sciences. Prerequisite: None.
Major Required Pre-Requisite Courses 9 ACC 101 or similar equivalent Accounting 3 ECO 205, microeconomic, Economics 3 macroeconomics, or similar equivalent MAT 211 or similar equivalent Undergraduate Statistics 3 Other Elective Courses 31
Participation in supervised clinical research to understand the overview of the research process, quantitative and qualitative methodologies and of basic descriptive and correlation statistical analysis used in clinical research. The course includes hands-on experience with proposal development, data collection and analysis. Two trimesters of this course (or of HSC 306) are required for the research minor. Twelve (12) hours of clinical research per week.
Participation in supervised bench-research to understand the overview of the research process, quantitative and qualitative methodologies and of basic descriptive and correlation statistical analysis used in natural science research. The course includes hands-on experience with proposal development, data collection and analysis. Two trimesters of this course (or of HSC 305) are required for the research minor. Twelve (12) hours of bench research per week.
MAT 110/ MAT 240* College Algebra/Elements of Calculus 3
An introduction to the basic concepts, principles and methods of epidemiologic research and analysis, including outbreak investigations and the role of epidemiology in public health. The course will include a focus on how social interactions, past and present, yield differences in health
Students will explore in greater depth and breadth a "topic of interest" which relates to their selected courses within the Interdisciplinary Minor. Working with a faculty mentor, students will learn the fundamentals of scientific writing and research as they prepare a "publication ready" research paper. A required course for the Interdisciplinary Studies Minor. Prerequisite: completion of at least 9 hours in the minor.
Exposes students to field experiences in their chosen biomedical or healthcare setting. Guided/supervised work experiences that will enable students to link practical application with previously or concurrently studied theory. Students will explore how multiple professionals collaborate to meet the health care needs of a patient.
Students will initiate and complete an original investigation of an assigned laboratory project/problem under supervision of a faculty member. May be taken up to 3 times (total of 3 credit hours) with permission from appropriate Chair. Prerequisite: Permission of the Chair.
Laboratory bio-techniques used commonly in research, industry, and medical clinical settings will be systematically reviewed and discussed through the use of primary scientific literature and required readings. Students’ present peer reviewed scientific papers utilizing the biotechniques in class. Prerequisite: BIO 110, CHE 125.
Source: Baptist Health Sciences University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
