12 courses with the subject ECFS, 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.
ECFS 2010Principles and Concepts of Child Development3
A study of the basic principles and concepts of growth and development which serve as a foundation in understanding children from birth to age 8.Observation and laboratory experiences are required.
This course familiarizes students with issues and changes in human development from new adulthood into later years (ages 18 and up). Foundational understanding of physical, cognitive, social and emotional changes are covered. Contemporary issues surrounding adulthood are also explored.
ECFS 4520Early Childhood Administration and Leadership3
A course designed to familiarize students with the operational procedures of day care programs. Emphasis is placed on providing students with practicum experience relating to administering and supervising personnel, managing budgets, and developing computer programs. Observation/participation in Early Learning Center required. Fall Semester
A study of modern family life, giving special emphasis to the needs and activities of individuals as they relate to the development of the family throughout the life cycle. Spring Semester
ECFS 4660Internship or Fieldwork in Child Development9
A course in which students are provided an opportunity to student-teach at an Early Learning Center, as well as explore community careers in Family Studies. Taken with the approval of the coordinator of Child Development and Family Studies.
