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EDCP100 Principles and Strategies of Successful Learning (3 cr.)
An introduction to knowledge and strategies designed to promote success in the university environment. Focus is on developing the study, interpersonal, and self-management skills and attitudes needed to achieve academic objectives. Topics include the university's mission, resources, and requirements. A series of self-assessments serve as tools to identify values and goals for individual life planning and educational success.
EDCP103 Fundamentals of Writing and Grammar (3 cr.)
(Does not fulfill the general education requirement in communications. Recommended as preparation for WRTG 101 or upper-level writing courses.) A review of basic writing skills. Topics include parts of speech; proper use of subordinate clauses, independent clauses, and phrases; the writing process; strategies for developing academic paragraphs and essays; and strategies for developing writing and editing skills in grammar, punctuation, and mechanics. Frequent opportunities to practice and refine skills are provided. Students may receive credit for only one of the following courses: EDCP 103, EDCP 103X, or ENGL 100.
EDCP103X Fundamentals of Writing and Grammar (3 cr.)
(Does not fulfill the general education requirement in communications. Enrollment restricted to students for whom English is a not a first language. Recommended as preparation for WRTG 101, WRTG 101X, or upper-level writing courses.) A review of basic writing skills. Topics include parts of speech; proper use of subordinate clauses, independent clauses, and phrases; the writing process; strategies for developing academic paragraphs and essays; and strategies for developing writing and editing skills in grammar, punctuation, and mechanics. Frequent opportunities to practice and refine skills are provided. Students may receive credit for only one of the following courses: EDCP 103, EDCP 103X, or ENGL 100.
EDCP105 Grammar Review (1 cr.)
(Elective credit only.) A review of essential English grammar. Topics include the parts, construction, and punctuation of English sentences. Students may receive credit for only one of the following courses: EDCP 100A, EDCP 105, ENGL 100E, or EDCP 108 Grammar Review.
EDCP108A Resume Writing (1 cr.)
(Elective credit only.) A study of the writing of professional resumes and cover letters. Covers all stages of resume writing, from assessing educational background, skills, training, and work experience, to the finished product. Practice in planning, writing, rewriting, and editing is provided. Students may receive credit only once under this course title, and for only one of the following courses: EDCP 100D or EDCP 108A.
EDCP108G College Study for Adults (1 cr.)
(Elective credit only.) The development of more efficient study habits. Emphasis is on the acquisition of skills (such as reading, writing, study skills, listening, and note taking) needed to learn effectively.
EDCP498K Human Sexuality in Counseling (3 cr.)
An introduction to human sexuality within the practice of counseling. The role of sexuality within human relationships and within the counseling setting is explored. Current research and specific ethical challenges of clinical work are examined.