COURSE DESCRIPTIONS & CREDITS

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS & CREDITS

Bibl 101 The Gospels (3)

A study of the life of Jesus that traces the movements and developments of Hisministry. upon this background the distinctive point of view of each of the four Gospels is

studied.

Bibl 102 The Books of Acts (3)

The study of the Early Church and the lives of the Apostles.

Bibl 103 The Book of James (3)

The study of the messages to the Bride of Jesus Christ.

Bibl 104 Biblical Studies I – Spiritual Growth (3)

Bibl 106 Biblical Studies II – The Blood (3)

Bibl 108 Biblical Studies III – The Tabernacle (3)

Bibl 110 Biblical Studies IV – The Power of Humility (3)

Bibl 201 Song of Solomon (3)

The study of the Song of Love. Identification of the Bridal relationship.

Bibl 202 The Book of Daniel (3)

The study of the Prophet Daniel and his prophetic ministry.

Bibl 203 The Book of Revelation(3)

An indepth study of the Book of Revelations. Line-upon-line, precept-upon precept, from Chapter 1 through Chapter 22.

Bibl 204 Bible Doctrine I (3)

A careful treatment of those basic Bible doctrines upon which fundamental Christianity stands. this semester deals primarily with the doctrines of Bibliology, Theology

Proper, Christology, and Pneumatology.

Bibl 205 Bible Doctrine II (3)

A careful treatment of those basic Bible doctrines upon which fundamental Christianity stands. This semester covers the major doctrines of Anthropology, Ecclesiology,

Soteriology, Angelology, and Eschatology.

Bibl 206 Old Testament Survey (3)

A study of the Pentateuch, the events of the Exodus, the Tabernacle, and a chronological study of Israel's history from Joshua to the closing of the Old Testament.

Bibl 207 New Testament Survey (3)

A study of the background, content, and teachings of Matthews through Revelation with emphasis on key verses and themes.

Bibl 208 Biblical Studies V – The Three-Fold Nature of Man (3)

Bibl 210 Biblical Studies VI – Book of Revelation-Overview (3)

Bibl 300 The Bible (3)

Comprehensive study of the King James Version(KJV). Comparative study and types & shadows are revealed throughout the Bible.

Bibl 302 Life of Paul (3)

A detailed study of Acts and the Pauline Epistles. The Missionary journeys of Paul.

Bibl 304 Introduction to Biblical Hebrew (3)

An introduction to the Hebrew language and basic Hebrew Bible study tools.

Bibl 320 Creationism: The Missing Link (3)

Documentations of the Old Worlds.

Bibl 400 The Crucified Message (3)

Paul's teachings of the Crucified Way.

ChrA 211 Principles of Accounting I for Christian Institutions (3)

Presentation of the fundamental principles and techniques of accounting with the emphasis upon their application to the church & Christian schools.

ChrA 212 Principles of Accounting II for Christian Institutions (3)

A continuation of Acct 211 with emphasis upon the application to the partnership and corporation of churches and Christian schools.

ChrB 110 Basketball (2)

This course covers the rules and regulation of basketball. Students are required to play basketball with scheduled class.

ChrB 120 Football (2)

This course covers the rules and regulations of football. Students are required to play football with scheduled class.

ChrB 130 Volleyball (2)

This course covers the rules and regulations of volleyball. Students are required to play volleyball with scheduled class.

ChrB 140 Softball (2)

This course covers the rules and regulations of softball. Students are required to play softball with scheduled class.

ChrB 200 Physiology of Exercise (3)

Basic understanding of physiology and its application to muscular activity; the effects of exercise on the tissues, systems, and organs of the body in a Christian setting.

ChrC 101 Computer Literary for Christians (3)

An introductory course designed to acquaint the student with general computer concepts and uses of computers in home, business, and scientific applications. Emphasis

will be on the Christian use of computers at home and at work.

ChrC 102 Music Appreciation (3)

A survey of various types of Christian music. Students will evaluate local Christian music.

ChrE 100 Chrisitan Educational Orientation (3)

Prospective education students will be given an indepth view of the programs available in the field of Christian Education. A six-hour practicum is required.

ChrE 101 Introduction to Christian Education (3)

This course provides an overview of teaching in the Christian schools. It covers opportunities in the field of Christian education, a short history and philosophy of Christian

education, and relevant

research.

ChrE 201 History & Philosophy of Christian Education (3)

An introductory course designed to give prospective teachers an overview of education from a Christian perspective.

ChrE 210/495Christian Teacher & The Law (3)

This course examines legal responsibilities and liabilities, ethics, court decisions, with emphasis on school law pertaining to Christian institutions in Louisiana.

ChrE 220 Legal aspects of Christian Home Schooling (3)

This course examines legal responsibilities and liabilities, court decisions, and supportive legal organizations for Christian home schooling..

ChrE 230 Survey of Christian Curricula (3)

This course is designed to provide information about various curricula for Christian Home-Schoolers.

ChrE 240 Christian School Personnel (3)

This course examines job descriptions of all Christian School employees. Research and a practicum is an integral part of this course.

ChrE 301 Tests & Measurements for Christian Schools (3)

The nature, principles, and utilization of measurements as an appraisal device in analyzing educational efforts and various non-test and informal evaluation methods are

surveyed for Christian

Schools’ use.

ChrE 310 Research/Practicum in Christian Education (3)

This course is designed to expose the education major to practical experience in the local Christian School under the supervision of a principal or classroom teacher. The

course requires spending a

minimum of 45 hours spread over ten consecutive school days working at the school in actual teaching responsibilities along with a variety of other projects.

ChrE 311 Research/Practicum in Christian Home Schooling (3)

This course requires in-depth research in the area of Home Schooling with emphasis on Christian environments. Visitation and observation reports are required activities.

ChrE 315 Art in Elementary Christian School (3)

This course acquaints the student teacher with the principle theories, procedures, and basic materials necessary to the teaching of classroom art in elementary Christian

schools.

ChrE 320 Christian Educational relationships (3)

This course considers the individuality of the learning experience and concentrates on how to study, on the role of intelligence and behavior in studying and learning, and

on the uses and misuses

of educational and vocational guidance programs in Christian schools. Greatest attention is given to the comparison of popular learning theories with scriptural principles.

ChrE 321 Methods in Christian Elem. Sch. Lang. Arts (3)

The basic concepts of composition and traditional grammar are reviewed and practiced, along with the most effective methods of teaching these basic concepts in a

Christian setting.

ChrE 322 Methods in Christian Elem. Sch. Social Studies (3)

This course is a study of objectives, organization, and materials in teaching social studies in a Christian setting.

ChrE 325 Methods in Christian Elem. Sch. Science (3)

This course is a study of objectives, organization, and materials in teaching science in a Christian setting.

ChrE 334 Reading in Christian Elem. Schools (3)

Using the phonetic approach, this course is constructed to give Christian elementary teachers the skills needed to help students acquire the foundational reading, spelling, penmanship, and grammar skills as taught in the Christian elementary curriculum.

ChrE 335 Reading Methods for Christians in Content Area (3)

Diagnosis and treatment of reading difficulties in Christian secondary grades.

ChrE 340 Speech for Christian Educators (3)

This course studies basic speech techniques; and requires students to construct and give at least three speech (two in class and one in a school Christian classroom).

ChrE 352 Christian Children's Literature (3)

The study of the best children's literature is provided with required annotations in Christian Literature.

ChrE 400 Evaluation Procedures for Christian Schools (3)

This course analyses various grading methods used in the classroom; and emphasis is placed on fairness and accuracy.

ChrE 410 Survey of Exceptional Children in Christian Schools (3)

This course surveys literature pertaining to exceptionality in children in the Christian schools. Research and written reports are required.

ChrE 415 Christian Educator & The Law (3)

This course examines legal responsiblities and liabilities, ethics, court decisions, with emphasis on school law pertaining to Christian institutions in Louisiana.
ChrE 420 The Christian Junior High School (3)

History, philosophy, and functions of the Christian junior high school; its structure, administration, curriculum, staff, and facilities.

ChrE 424 Methods in Christian Elem. School P.E. (3)

Methods, objectives, instructional materials, teaching techniques, and evaluation at the Christian elementary school level.

ChrE 425 Christian Secondary School Methods (3)

The student analyzes, implements, and evaluates various teaching strategies including the latest technological methods as they relate to content areas in a Christian setting.

ChrE 426 Methods in Christian Elem. Sch. Mathematics (3)

Methods, problems, trends, and literature in the teaching of Christian elementary school mathematics; also exploration and appraisal of remedial techniques and selected

instructional materials

and devices.

ChrE 430 Introduction to Instructional Technology for Christians (3)

Students will evaluate the use of hardware and software appropriate for Christian use.

ChrE 452 Student Teaching in Christian Schools (9)

This course includes observation, participation, and teaching in the classroom under the direction and supervision of the regular classroom teacher and faculty supervisor.

ChrE 490 Basic Research Skills in Christian Education (3)

A course designed to develop basic skills necessary for solving educational problems through research activity; provides experiences in data gathering, statistical analysis, and interpretation of research findings in Christian education.

ChrE 500 Legal Aspects of Christian Home Schooling (3)

This course examines legal responsibilities and liabilities, court decisions, and supportive legal organizations for Christian home schooling.

ChrE 505 Christian School Personnel (3)

This course examines job descriptions of all Christian school employees. Research and a practicum is an integral part of this course.

ChrE 510 Tests & Measurements for Christian Schools (3)

The nature, principles, and utilization of measurements as an appraisal device in analyzing educational efforts and various non-test and informal evaluation methods are

surveyed for Christian schools' use.
ChrE 520 Research/Practicum in Chrisitan Education (4)

This Practicum course is designed to expose the education major to practical experience in the local Christian school under the supervision of a principal or classroom

teacher. The Research courses

is designed to produce in-depth research on Christian education. Visitations and observations reports are required activities.
ChrF 101 First Aid for Christians (2)

An introduction to the care and prevention of athletic injuries comprises half of the course, the remainder is spent obtaining instructor certification in first aid and CPR with

the Red Cross.

ChrG 101 Introduction to Geography for Christians (3)

A systematic examination of man's world that encompasses physical environment, political systems, population, land, wealth, spatial impact, social systems, and cultural

values in a Christian perspective..

ChrG 102 World Geography for Christians (3)

The study of the geography of the Bible Lands as it relates to world events.
ChrH 102 Louisiana History in a Christian Perspective (3)

A study of Louisiana's history from colonialism to the present with emphasis on Christian activities.

ChrH 120 Human Growth and Development (3)

An introduction to the self-actualization of a person so that, under God, he is doing what he is best fitted to do. Emphasis is placed upon self-understanding and the

development of personal relationships.

ChrL 201 World Literature in a Christian Perspective (3)

A study of the literature of the world from Greek to Roman classics, medieval literature, the renaissance, through present day Western European Christian literature.

ChrL 210 Afro-American Literature in a Christian Perspective (3)

A study of the origin of Afro-American literature and its effects on the Christian society.

ChrL 301 Business Law for Christians (3)

This course deals with legal principles which apply to normal business transactions with the churches and Christian Institutions. Contracts, labor-management

responsibilities, property, insurance, partnerships and corporations, wills and trusts, and torts and business crimes are discussed.

ChrM 101 Integrated Mathematics (3)

An introductory Mathematics course with emphasis on algebra and geometry, and practical applications associated with area of study.

ChrM 102 Fundamental of Mathematics (3)

Sets, logic various numeration systems, number sequences and topics of the real number system are studied. Designed primarily for Christian elementary education majors.

ChrM 103 College Math I (3)

This course is designed to be an overview of mathematics from basic addition and subtraction to basic algebra and geometry.

ChrM 104 College Math II (3)

Topics in the complex number system, properties of numbers, finite mathematics systems, algebra, geometry, and a comprehensive module on solving word problems.

ChrM 105 College Algebra I (3)

Sets, the real number system, functions and graphs, exponential and logarithmic functions, and systems of equations & inequalities.

ChrM 106 College Algebra II (3)

A continuation of Math 105 with emphasis on polynomial functions, and complex numbers.

ChrM 210 Essentials of Trigonometry (3)

This course consists of a study of trigonometric functions and their applications, using tables and students' calculators.

ChrM 220 Preparatory Calculus (3)

A preparation course for Calculus with Analytic Geometry. An indepth review of algebraic and trigonometric functions; and basic calculus.

ChrM 300/ChrE 300 Statistics and Probabilities for Christian Educators(3)

Survey course in general statistic and probabilities including sampling techniques, the binomial distribution, the normal distribution, decision-making, correlation, and regression.

ChrM 301 Calculus I (4)

This course includes elements of analytic geometry, functions, limits, derivatives, and applications of the derivative.

ChrM 302 Calculus II (4)

Topics includes integral and their applications, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric functions and related derivatives and integration; and formula integration techniques.

ChrM 310 College Geometry & Applications (4)

This course studies Euclidean geometry; but the main emphasis will be on Non-Euclidean geometry. A student project is required.

ChrM 320 Principles of Management for Christians (3)

This course is an introduction to the concepts of planning and control which draw upon management techniques and strategies for Christian institutions.

ChrM 340 Business Mathematics and Statistics Studies for Christians (3)

An introduction to the problems found in finance and statistical functions pertaining to Christian institutions.

ChrR 110 Basic Reading for Christians (3)

A survey course designed to introduce Christian education majors to the basic concepts involved in the reading process. It includes definitions of reading, history of

reading instruction, approaches to teaching reading, evaluation techniques, and the accommodation of exceptionalities.

ChrS 101 Basic Biology for Christians (3)

A course designed to introduce the student to basic principles of biological science. The survey of plants and animals will be an integrated study with creationism.

ChrS 102 Basic Chemistry for Christians (3)

A study of the general principles governing chemical and physical change recognizing that God is the “Governor.” Attention is given to atomic and molecular structure, formulas, equations, periodicity, and properties of physical states.

ChrS 103 Physical Science (3)

An introduction to the basic concepts, applications, and principles of physical science in a Christian setting.

ChrS 203 Introduction to Physic for Christians (3)

A general study of mechanics, molecular physics, heat, magnetism, electricity, sound, light, and atomic physics in a Christian setting.

ChrW 101 Grammar/Composition I in Christian Context(3)

A review of the fundamentals of English grammar, with emphasis on the mechanics of writing. English grammar in a written Christian context is emphasized.

Coun 101 Foundations of Biblical Counseling (3)

This course covers the principles and practice of Biblical Counseling.

Coun 201 Common Care Counseling (3)

This course trains the Pastoral Counselor to set up a program for lay members of his church to conduct lay level counseling/discipleship in the local CHURCH.

Coun 202 Fundamentals of Pastoral Counseling (3)

A complete study of the basis for Pastoral Counseling. This course shows the Pastor how to prepare himself and the lay ministers in providing quality Pastoral Counseling.

Coun 203 Pastoral Counseling (3)

This course provides a detailed study of the pastor as a care giver and counselor, and provides a detailed model for providing true pastoral care.

Coun 204 Pastoral Counseling & The Law (3)

This course covers the following topics: Liability in Christian Counseling, Sexual Misconduct, Confidentiality, Managing Liability Risks, and the Maturing of the Christian

Counseling Profession.

Coun 205 Premarital Counseling for Pastors (3)

This course provides a detailed study of the need of premarital counseling and a step-by-step program on conducting premarital counseling.

Mind 101 Man: Three-Fold Nature (3)

An indepth study of man - His body, soul, and spirit. An exhaustive explanation of the mind of man is given.

Mind 105 Man: Three-Fold Nature(Research) (6)

Same as Mind 101, but with added research.

Mind 200 Child Understanding (3)

Physical, mental, social, and emotional growth and development of the individual from birth through the pre-adolescent period in a Christian setting.

Mind 210 Adolescent Understanding (3)

The developmental study of the physical, social, emotional, and moral factors which affect pre-adolescent youths in a Christian setting.

Mind 300 Social Understanding (3)

Process of interaction and communication by which persons influence and are influenced by others; developing of self, role behavior, attitude, values, social norms, and cultural conditioning in a Christian setting.

Prea 120 Prayer Dynamics (3)

This course provides a detailed study of every aspect of prayer and how to build a solid prayer life.

Prea 140 Cults & the Occult (3)

An examination of the history, theology and methodology of the major American cults with an evaluation of these teachings in the light of the scripture.

Prea 200 Eschatology (3)

A detailed investigation into what the Bible predicts about the future, including a discussion about heaven an hell.

Prea 220 Evangelism (3)

A study of theology, principles, and methods of evangelism designed to equip students to lead people to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. Included is an explanation of

ways to deal with common objections to the gospel.

Prea 300 Pastoral Ministry (3)

Practical instructions for a pastor's public ministry. Classroom presentations and on-the-field demonstrations will show the students how to conduct worship services,

baptism, weddings, funerals,

ordinations, etc... Included are guidelines for hospital and home visitation as well as pastoral ethics.

Prea 310 Sunday School Administration (3)

Development of the Sunday School to the present day, including principles and methods of Sunday School constituency, department organization and supervision,

objectives, methods, and soul winning.

Prea 320 Church Leadership and Administration (3)

This course is designed to develop leadership potential in students and to give them a familiarity with the various elements of the administrative process, including: goal setting and achieving, human relations, group dynamics, and supervision.

Prea 400 Basic Homiletics (3)

This course provides a complete study of the development and delivery methods used in biblical preaching.

Prea 410 Praise and Worship (3)

This course provides a complete study on praise and worship in the local church. Topics include Worship's Priority, Purpose and Portrayal; Preparing for a Worship Service;

and Principles for a successful Worship Leader.

Prea 500 Pastoral Practicum (3)

Selected and guided experiences in the local church pastoral situations. This course culminates all other pastoral training and courses, providing a realistic setting for

practical application.