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ASTRONOMY
AST 1002C 3 (2 / 2)
INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY w/lab
• Prerequisites: Students must complete all
college preparatory math courses indicated
through placement testing and/or academic
advising prior to enrolling in this course
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, PHYS, LABR
• Laboratory Fee: $30
A study of the development and present understanding
of the universe: the solar system, the nature of
electromagnetic radiation, astronomical instruments,
stars, galaxies, and cosmology.
Biological Science
BSC 1005 3 (3 / 0)
INTRODUCTION TO LIFE SCIENCE
• Prerequisite: None
• Satisfies Codes: BIOS, GENE
A non‑technical course designed for the student not planning
to continue in biological science. Man’s structure and function
will be stressed as well as his relationship to other living things
and to his environment.
BSC 1010C 4 (3 / 2)
GENERAL BIOLOGY I with Lab
• Prerequisite: None
• Satisfies Codes: BIOS, GENE, LABR
• Laboratory Fee: $15
• Students must complete all college preparatory
reading and composition courses indicated
through placement testing and/or academic
advising prior to enrolling in this course.
This course combines fundamental biological principles and
modern concepts of cellular biology by including the following
topics: chemistry, including organic and biochemistry, cell
structure, enzymes, cellular respiration, photosynthesis, mitosis,
meiosis, protein synthesis, genetics, and taxonomy. Other
topics may be added at the discretion of the instructor. The lab
component provides support for the concepts taught in lecture.
BSC 1011C 4 (3 / 2)
GENERAL BIOLOGY II WITH LAB
• Prerequisite: BSC 1010C or consent of instructor
• Satisfies Codes: BIOS, GENE, LABR
• Laboratory Fee: $15
This course is a continuation of General Biology I. Topics
include surveys of the plant and animal kingdoms, comparative
physiology of vertebrate and invertebrate systems, plant and
animal development, evolution, and ecology. The course
provides laboratory support for the concepts taught in lecture.
Laboratory experiences include use of clinical microscope,
dissections of selected animal and plant specimens, and
field trips through the nature trail and other central Florida
forests and fields.
BSC 2093C 4 (3 / 2)
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I with lab
• Prerequisites: BSC 1010C strongly
recommended; CHM 1025C highly recommended.
• Satisfies Codes: BIOS, GENE, LABR
• Laboratory Fee: $25
• Offered Fall term day and night, Spring term
night, and Summer term day.
• Students must complete all college preparatory
reading and composition courses indicated
through placement testing and/or academic
advising prior to enrolling in this course.
This course deals with the structure, function, and chemistry
of the human body including the cell and tissues plus the
integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, and endocrine
systems. The laboratory component provides laboratory
support for the concepts taught in lecture. Laboratory
exercises emphasize physiological and biochemical principles
associated with course material.
BSC 2094C 4 (3 / 2)
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II with lab
• Prerequisites: BSC 2093C; BSC 1010C strongly
recommended; CHM 1025 highly recommended.
• Satisfies Codes: BIOS, GENE, LABR
• Laboratory Fee: $25
• Offered Fall term day, Spring term day and
night and Summer A-extended term night.
• Students must complete all college preparatory
reading and composition courses indicated
through placement testing and/or academic
advising prior to enrolling in this course.
This course deals with the structure, function and chemistry
of the human body including respiratory, cardiovascular,
lymphatic, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems. It also
covers metabolism, electrolytes, and acid-base balance. The
laboratory exercises emphasize physiological and biochemical
principles associated with classroom work.
BSC 2949 1-3 (1-3 / 0)
Cooperative Education Internship in
Biological Science
Refer to Cooperative Education for additional information.
MCB 1278c____3 (3 / 1)
introduction to epidemiology of infectious
diseases with lab
• Prerequisites: None
• Satisfies Codes: BIOS, GENE, LABR
• Laboratory Fee: $5
This course provides basic understanding of epidemiology
of emerging infectious diseases and their causative agents.
The course focuses on presenting the molecular and cellular
aspects of infectious diseases and the exciting interactions
between pathogenic microorganisms and their hosts. The
course introduces the most important and dangerous
causative agents of infectious diseases, demonstrate how
microbial “weapons,” pathogenicity factors, protein secretion
machines and surfaces variation systems work. Infectious
diseases are discussed in light of recent advances in
evolutionary and cellular microbiology, genomics, diagnostic
techniques and vaccine development. The lab class tends
MCB 2010C 4 (3 / 2)
MICROBIOLOGY with lab
• Prerequisites: None
• Satisfies Codes: BIOS, GENE, LABR
• Laboratory Fee: $25
• Students must complete all college preparatory
reading and composition courses indicated
through placement testing and/or academic
advising prior to enrolling in this course.
A survey of microbial forms with emphasis on bacteria, their
morphology, physiology, and genetic mechanisms. This
course provides laboratory support for the concepts taught
in lecture.
MCB 2930C 3 (2 / 1)
special topics in microbiology
• Prerequisite: Consent of instructor
• Satisfies Codes: BIOS, GENE, LABR
Provides basic understanding of microorganisms that
cause major outbreaks (epidemics). Explains and
discusses the cause, transmission, control prevention,
and treatment of major outbreaks that can be caused
by biological agents. Identifies and lists the steps in
social life disruption during outbreak of diseases caused
by potential pathogens. Discusses the importance of
collaboration between the agencies involved in managing
major outbreaks. Discusses different models and plans for
preparedness as recommended by the Center for Disease
Control and Prevention for adoption and implementation
in case of emerging epidemics. The lab class tends to
improve laboratory skills and to increase knowledge of the
techniques and use of equipment in identifying outbreaks
caused by microorganisms.
BOT 2010c 4 (3 / 2)
GENERAL BOTANY WITH LAB
• Prerequisites: BSC 1010C
• Satisfies Codes: BIOS, GENE, LABR
• Satisfactory completion of all Math, English,
Reading preparatory courses if required through
placement testing.
This course will cover the structure and function of plant cells,
plat tissues, stems, roots, leaves, and flowers, as well as
reproduction, photosynthesis, parasitic plants, carnivorous
plants and the biochemistry and nutrition of plants. The
laboratory component will provide support for the concepts
taught in the lecture portion with the addition of extensive field
identification and ecological experiences.
ZOO 2010C 4 (3 / 2)
GENERAL ZOOLOGY WITH LAB
• Prerequisite: BSC 1010C
• Satisfies Codes: BIOS, GENE, LABR
• Lab Fee: $30.00
This course covers the comparative anatomy and physiology
of invertebrate and vertebrate animal phyla. Laboratory
work involves dissection and / or microscopic examination
of preserved specimens and prepared microscope slides.
Laboratory exercises are designed to compliment and support
lecture material
OCE 1000 3 (3 / 0)
Introduction TO MARINE SCIENCE
• Prerequisite: Satisfactory completion of all Math,
English, and Reading preparatory courses if
required through placement testing.
• Satisfies Codes: BIOS, GENE
An introduction to the physical, chemical, and biological nature
of the oceans. Topics include (1) the history and shape of the
oceans, (2) the physical and chemical properties of sea water,
including waves, tides, and ocean currents, (3) the biology
and ecology of marine life.
Chemistry
CHM 1020C 3 (2 / 2)
chemistry for liberal arts with lab
• Prerequisite: MAT 1033
• Co-Requisite: MAT 1033 with permission of instructor
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $30
A study of the foundations of chemistry including the
principles, laws, theories and their practical applications in
our modern technological world. Theoretical topics include
but are not limited to atomic structure, chemical bonding,
and acid-base behavior. Application topics include energy
sources, chemistry in the kitchen and garden, chemistry of
medicines, environmental chemistry such as pollution, and
consumer marketplace chemistry.
CHM 1025C 5 (3 / 2)
GENERAL CHEMISTRY WITH LAB
• Prerequisite: Eligibility for MAT 1033
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $25
• Students must complete all college preparatory
reading and composition courses indicated
through placement testing and/or academic
advising prior to enrolling in this course.
An introduction to the elementary aspects of modern chemistry
including the concept of chemistry as an experimental science,
atomic and molecular structure, chemical bonding in solids
and liquids, and properties of gases. The lab component will
provide laboratory support for the lecture material.
CHM 1083 3 (3 / 0)
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
• Prerequisite: None
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, PHYS
• Offered Fall Term
A non‑mathematical study of chemistry and it’s practical
applications. Topics include atomic structure, chemical
bonding, acid base behavior, energy sources, pollution, and
consumer chemistry.
CHM 1205C 4 (3 / 1)
GENERAL ORGANIC chemistry & BIOCHEMISTRY
with lab
• Prerequisites: CHM 1025C
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $30
This course is primarily designed to provide students planning
a career in the health related fields or in the life sciences with
an introduction to organic and biochemistry. Major emphasis
will be on the nomenclature, preparation, and reactions of
the functional groups. In addition, this course should serve
as a valuable introduction for those who will later require a
year‑long sequence of organic chemistry.
CHM 2045C 5 (3 / 3)
COLLEGE CHEMISTRY I with lab
• Prerequisites: CHM 1025C or A in high school
chemistry, eligibility for MAC 1105
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $25
• Offered Fall Term Only
• Students must complete all college preparatory
reading and composition courses indicated
through placement testing and/or academic
advising prior to enrolling in this course.
A quantitative study of theoretical and descriptive aspects of
the states of matter, atoms, molecules, bonding, homogenous
reactions, acid base properties, amphoterism, and complexion
formation, chemical equilibria, and oxidation reduction
process. The lab component will provide laboratory support
for the concepts taught in lecture.
CHM 2046C 5 (3 / 3)
COLLEGE CHEMISTRY II with lab
• Prerequisites: C or higher in CHM 2045C,
CHM 2045L, & C or higher in MAC 1105
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $25
• Offered Spring Term Only
This course in a continuation of College Chemistry I.
Laboratory emphasis is on qualitative analysis.
CHM 2210C 5 (3 / 3)
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I with lab
• Prerequisite: CHM 2045C or CHM 1205C
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $25
This course provides a basic introduction to all organic
functional groups, followed by detailed treatment of the
relationship between structure and reactivity. Other topics
include stereochemistry, synthesis, and spectroscopy.
CHM 2211C 5 (3 / 3)
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II with lab
• Prerequisite: CHM 2210C
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $25
This course is a continuation of CHM 2210 covering the
chemistry of carbonyl and nitrogen compounds followed by an
introduction to biomolecules. Emphasis will be on reactivity,
mechanism and synthesis.
CHM 2930C 1-3 (1-3 / 0)
SPECIAL TOPICS IN CHEMISTRY
• Prerequisite: CHM2046/2046L and instructor
approval
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory fee: Variable, depends upon the
Special Topic; $25
• May be repeated with a change of content up to
a maximum of six (6) credits
Current and historical topics in chemistry and the physical
sciences will be investigated. Content may include modern
chemistry, technological applications, environmental
applications, historical and/or societal perspectives, research
or special projects.
CHM 2949 1-3 (1-3 / 0)
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION INTERNSHIP
IN CHEMISTRY
Refer to Cooperative Education for additional information
to improve laboratory skills and to increase knowledge of
the techniques and use of tools in Epidemiology.
Physical Science
ESC 1000 3 (3 / 0)
EARTH science survey
• Prerequisites: None
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, PHYS
A systematic survey of the earth and its properties, including
the physical processes presented in a conceptual manner.
MET 1010C 3 (3 / 1)
Introduction to Meteorology with lab
• Prerequisite: Satisfactory completion of all Math,
English and Reading preparatory courses.
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $15
The course is an introductory-level meteorology course
offered partially via the Internet. It provides students with
a comprehensive study of the principles of meteorology
while simultaneously providing classroom and laboratory
applications focused on current weather situations.
PSC 1001 3 (3 / 0)
INVENTIONS & DISCOVERIES: SCIENCE IN A
CHANGING WORLD
• Prerequisites: None
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, PHYS
A survey course which looks at key inventions and theories
developed over the past 200 years, the science behind those
discoveries, and discusses their effects on civilization. The
goal of the course is to familiarize the student with the social
and historical context of scientific development.
PSC 1515 3 (3 / 0)
ENERGY & THE ENVIRONMENT
• Prerequisite: Students must satisfactorily
complete all required college prep English or
reading courses prior to enrolling in this course.
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, PHYS
A survey of our energy resources, our current and possible
future methods of utilization, and their associated environmental
effects. The goal of the class is to familiarize the student with
the role of energy and the energy problems facing society.
PSC 1001 3 (3 / 0)
INVENTIONS & DISCOVERIES: SCIENCE IN A
CHANGING WORLD
• Prerequisites: None
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, PHYS
A survey course which looks at key inventions and theories
developed over the past 200 years, the science behind those
discoveries, and discusses their effects on civilization. The
goal of the course is to familiarize the student with the social
and historical context of scientific development.
PSC 1515 3 (3 / 0)
ENERGY & THE ENVIRONMENT
• Prerequisite: Students must satisfactorily
complete all required college prep English or
reading courses prior to enrolling in this course.
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, PHYS
A survey of our energy resources, our current and possible
future methods of utilization, and their associated environmental
effects. The goal of the class is to familiarize the student with
the role of energy and the energy problems facing society.
Physics
PHY 1020c____ 3 (2 / 2)
physics for liberal arts with lab
• Prerequisite: Eligibility for MAT 1033 or higher
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $25
A hands-on course which provides an understanding of basic
physical principles as they apply to everyday phenomena.
Students are taught how to make observations, collect data
and draw conclusions based on the data. Basic mathematics
and/or elementary algebra may be needed to apply physical
principles to common applications.
PHY 2048c____ 5 (4 / 2)
PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS I with lab
• Prerequisite or Co requisite: MAC 2311
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $30
• Offered Fall Term
This course covers the basic principles of mechanics, including
motion, forces, energy, rotation, and vibration. Emphasis is on
hands-on experiences to reinforce physical principles. It is intended
primarily for majors in the physical sciences and engineering.
PHY 2049C 5 (4 / 2)
PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS II with lab
• Prerequisites: C or higher in PHY 2048C
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $15
• Offered Spring Term
This course is a continuation of PHY 2048 and covers principles
of electricity, magnetism, waves, and optics.
PHY 2053c____ 5 (4 / 2)
GENERAL PHYSICS I with lab
• Prerequisite: MAC 1114 or consent of instructor
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $15
• Offered Fall Term
This course covers the basic principles of mechanics, as well
as selected topics in thermodynamics and waves. Emphasis
is on hands-on experiences to reinforce physical principles.
The course is intended for pre-medical, physical therapy and
other pre-professionals not majoring in the physical sciences
or engineering. It can also be used to satisfy the general
education requirement for physical science.
PHY 2054c____ 5 (4 / 2)
GENERAL PHYSICS II with lab
• Prerequisites: PHY 2053C & MAC 1114 or
consent of instructor
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $15
• Offered Spring Term
This course is a continuation of PHY 2053, covering the basic
principles of electricity, magnetism, optics and selected topics
in modern physics.
PHY 2100C 3 (3 / 0)
Modern Physics
• Prerequisites: PHY 2048C, PHY 2049C, MAC 2311
and MAC 2312
• Satisfies Codes: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• Laboratory Fee: $30
PHY 2100C is a problem solving course in physics that
includes an integrated laboratory component. Areas of focus
will be special relativity, optical and X-ray spectra, interaction
and duality of particles and radiation, basic concepts of
quantum mechanics, atomic and molecular structures,
introductory solid state and elementary nuclear and particle
physics and cosmology.
PHY 2930C 1-3 (1-3 / 0)
SPECIAL TOPICS IN PHYSICS
• Prerequisite: See course schedule for
prerequisite for each specific topic.
• Satisfies Code: GENE, LABR, PHYS
• May be repeated with a change of content up to a
maximum of three credits.
Current and historic topics in physics and the physical
sciences will be discussed. Content may include technological
applications, modern physics, historical or societal perspectives
or special projects.