Course Descriptions

COURSE NUMBERING SYSTEM

The course numbering system is alpha-numeric, consisting of four letters and three numbers. The letters indicate the subject area of the course. Developmental courses have a zero as the initial digit. Freshman level courses carry numbers between 100 and 199. Sophomore courses are numbered 200 to 299. Junior and senior level courses carry numbers between 300 and 499.

Speaking and Writing Reading Intensive courses are indicated in the course description section of this catalog.

Listing for Special Instruction Courses. Vincennes University offers instruction tailored to the needs of special populations. The instruction is individualized to the particular needs of the business or industry, with emphasis that the content be college level. The following courses are established to permit flexibility within established credit hour designations.

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Literature
	• LITR 220 - Introduction to World Literature I
	• LITR 221 - Introduction to World Literature II
	• LITR 222 - American Literature I
	• LITR 223 - American Literature II
	• LITR 224 - Survey of English Literature I
	• LITR 225 - Survey of English Literature II
	• LITR 227 - Introduction to World Fiction
	• LITR 228 - Introduction to World Poetry
	• LITR 229 - Introduction to World Drama
	• LITR 230 - Contemporary Literature
	• LITR 240 - Children’s Literature
Loss Prevention and Safety
	• LOSS 115 - Principles of Loss Prevention
	• LOSS 155 - Private Security Law
	• LOSS 170 - Security I
	• LOSS 205 - Safety Issues in Loss Prevention
	• LOSS 220 - Risk Management
	• LOSS 240 - Security II
	• LOSS 270 - Internship in Security
Apprenticeship Mathematics
	• MATA 101 - Apprenticeship Mathematics I
	• MATA 102 - Apprenticeship Mathematics II
	• MATA 103 - Apprenticeship Mathematics III
	• MATA 104 - Apprenticeship Mathematics IV
	• MATA 105 - Apprenticeship Mathematics V
	• MATA 106 - Apprenticeship Mathematics VI
	• MATA 108 - Apprenticeship Mathematics
Mathematics Initial student placement in mathematics will depend upon high school mathematics background and CPT math scores.
	• MATH 008 - Basic Mathematics
	• MATH 010 - Fundamentals of Mathematics
	• MATH 011 - Pre-Algebra
	• MATH 013 - Algebra I
	• MATH 016 - Algebra II
	• MATH 022 - Corequisite for College Algebra
	• MATH 023 - Corequisite for Quantitative Reasoning
	• MATH 032 - Corequisite for Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I
	• MATH 102 - College Algebra
	• MATH 103 - Quantitative Reasoning
	• MATH 104 - Trigonometry
	• MATH 110 - Statistics
	• MATH 111 - Finite Mathematics
	• MATH 112 - Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I
	• MATH 115 - Survey of Calculus I
	• MATH 116 - Survey of Calculus II
	• MATH 118 - Calculus with Analytic Geometry I
	• MATH 119 - Calculus with Analytic Geometry II
	• MATH 212 - Mathematics for Elementary Teachers II
	• MATH 220 - Intermediate Calculus
	• MATH 223 - Differential Equations with Linear Algebra
	• MATH 224 - Special Projects for Mathematics Majors
	• MATH 301 - Introduction to Abstract Mathematics
	• MATH 311 - Geometries
	• MATH 312 - Probability and Statistics
	• MATH 322 - Introduction to Analysis
	• MATH 411 - Linear Algebra
	• MATH 412 - Abstract Algebra
	• MATH 430 - Topics in Applied Mathematics
	• MATH 440 - Historical Development of Concepts in Mathematics
Technical Mathematics
	• MATT 017 - Corequisite for Applied Mathematics
	• MATT 019 - Corequisite for Business Mathematics
	• MATT 107 - Applied Mathematics
	• MATT 109 - Business Mathematics
Multimedia Communications
	• MCOM 285 - Internship
Broadcasting NOTE: Students may register for 200 level broadcasting courses only if all 100 level broadcasting courses have been completed, or are in the process of completion, or by departmental approval. A grade of C or better must be maintained in all courses in the major area or the course(s) must be repeated.
	• BCST 102 - Introduction to Audio-Video Production
	• BCST 110 - Media Performance
	• BCST 112 - News Gathering and Storytelling
	• BCST 120 - Audio Production
	• BCST 140 - Video Production I (Studio Production)
	• BCST 205 - Sports Media
	• BCST 206 - Video Production II (Field Production)
	• BCST 235 - News Writing and Producing
	• BCST 240 - Broadcast Industries
	• BCST 245 - Advanced Electronic Journalism
	• BCST 260 - Video Editing and Post-Production
	• BCST 270 - Photojournalism for Broadcast
	• BCST 280 - Producing and Directing
	• BCST 281 - Video Newscast Practicum
	• BCST 285 - Internship in Broadcasting
	• BCST 291 - Radio Practicum
Manufacturing
	• MFNG 120 - Introduction to CNC
	• MFNG 130 - Introduction to Industrial Maintenance
	• MFNG 200 - Concepts of Plumbing, HVAC, and Refrigeration for Industrial Maintenance
Management
	• MGMT 100 - Introduction to Business
	• MGMT 103 - Team Leadership
	• MGMT 130 - Introduction to Community Leadership
	• MGMT 230 - Community Leadership
	• MGMT 250 - Introduction to Management
	• MGMT 255 - Principles of Salesmanship
	• MGMT 256 - Introduction to Human Resource Management
	• MGMT 257 - Supervision
	• MGMT 260 - Organizational Leadership
	• MGMT 265 - Business Statistics
	• MGMT 274 - Building Inclusive Teams
	• MGMT 275 - Introduction to Business Finance
	• MGMT 280 - Introduction to Marketing
	• MGMT 284 - Operations Management
	• MGMT 289 - Managerial Interactions in Business
	• MGMT 293 - Integrated Business Project
	• MGMT 294 - Critical Thinking Skills for Managers
	• MGMT 305 - Principles of Management
	• MGMT 341 - Principles of Human Resource Management
	• MGMT 410 - Managerial Interpersonal and Communication Skills
	• MGMT 433 - Organizational Management

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