Summer 2009 Course Offerings

PCC Graduate Education

Course Offerings (Students take only one course each session.)

Session I, June 23-July 1
BI   Elective
ED 541 History of American Education
ED 545 Principles of Instruction and Methods
ED 665 Research Methodology
ED 675 Secondary School Curriculum
LM 512 Library Development for the Christian School
     
Session II, July 2-10
BI   Elective
ED 606 Interpersonal Relationships
ED 625 Financial, Legal, and Extracurricular Aspects of Christian School Operation
ED 628 Elementary Curriculum
ED 658 Elementary Language Instruction
LM 521 Reference Sources and Services
     
Session III, July 13-21
BI   Elective
ED 542 Philosophy of American Education
ED 618 School Management
ED 629 Current Issues in Education
ED 641/ Materials and Techniques of Reading Instruction
LM 541  
     
Session IV, July 22-30 (All session IV students are required to attend Commencement, July 30, 8 p.m.)
BI   Elective
ED 541 History of American Education
ED 617 Technology Applications in Education
ED 645 Phonetic Approach to Reading
ED 677 Teaching Secondary Science
     
Session V, July 31-August 7 (Class also meets Sat., Aug. 1.)
BI   Elective
ED 542 Philosophy of American Education
ED 545 Principles of Instruction and Methods
ED 676 Teaching Secondary Mathematics
ED 695 Considerations of Learning and Instructional Practice
     
Summer Seminar (August 3-6)

Seminary BI Electives

Course Offerings  (Students take only 3 credits each session)

Session I, June 23-July 1
BI 503 Advanced New Testament
     
Session II, July 2-July 10
BI 519 Post-Exilic Prophets
     
Session III, July 13-21
BI 613 Joshua, Judges, Ruth
     
Session IV, July 22-30 (All session IV students are required to attend Commencement, July 30, 8 p.m.)
BI 614 Revelation
BI 643 The Life and Epistles of Peter
     
Session V, July 31-August 7 (Class also meets Sat., Aug. 1.)
BI 634 Epistle to the Hebrews

Secondary Education Subject Areas

Course Offerings

Session I-III, June 23-July 21 (All three courses meet daily.)
  First Hour 8:00-9:20 a.m.
  EN 520 History of the English Language
  HI 550 Dynamics and Direction of the Contemporary World
  SC 520 Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry
       
  Second Hour 9:30-10:50 a.m.
  EN 540 Studies in British Literature
  HI 530 The Victorian Era
  SC 540 Meteorology, Astronomy, and Geology
       
  Third Hour 11:40-1 p.m. (Each discipline takes its own research class.)
  ___ 511 Introduction to Graduate __ Research (first-year students)
  ___ 611 Graduate __ Research Project (second-year students)
  SC 560 Cellular and Molecular Biology
       
Session IV, July 22-30 (required for all three disciplines)
(All session IV students are required to attend Commencement, July 30, 8 p.m.)
ED 541 History of American Education
ED 677 Teaching Secondary Science
     
Session V, July 31-August 7 (required for all three disciplines)
(Class also meets Sat., Aug. 1.)
ED 542 Philosophy of American Education
ED 545 Principles of Instruction and Methods

Music

Course Offerings

June 23-July 3
MU 531 Graduate Music History Survey
     
June 23-July 22
MU 512 Advanced Music Theory
     
July 6-17
MU 527 Electronic Application in Arranging
     
July 20-August 7 (Class also meets Sat., Aug. 1.)
(Students are required to attend Commencement, July 30, 8 p.m.)
MU 532 Graduate Music History Survey
     
July 23-August 7
(Students are required to attend Commencement, July 30, 8 p.m.)
MU 513 Analytic Technique

Nursing

Course Offerings

Session I, June 23-July 1
NU 546 Curriculum Development in Nursing
     
Session III, July 13-21
NU 547 Testing and Evaluation
     
Session IV, July 22-30 (All session IV students are required to attend Commencement, Thursday, July 30, 8 p.m.)
ED 541 History of American Education
     
Session V, July 31-August 7 (Class also meets Sat., Aug. 1.)
ED 545 Principles of Instruction and Methods