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Available courses

• CIS 113 - Intermediate Information Technology

  • Teacher: Evan Dalton

  

• CIS 120 - Business Information System

  • Teacher: Yu-pei Lin

• CIS 160 Data Communication & Networks

  • Teacher: Yu-pei Lin

• CIS 180 - Object Oriented Programming with C++

  • Teacher: Yu-pei Lin

• CIS 285 - Java Programming II

  • Teacher: Yu-pei Lin

• CIS 290 - CIS Project

  • Teacher: Yu-pei Lin

• ENG 220 Language and Linguistics

  • Teacher: Janine Espat

• ENG227 Fundamentals of Linguistics Semester II 2012

  • Teacher: Janine Espat
  • Teacher: Lisa G. Alvarez

  

• HIS 125 The Caribbean in the Atlantic World 2

  • Teacher: Courtney Gillett

  

• POL 152 International Politics

  • Teacher: Courtney Gillett

  

• HIS 225 Development in the Atlantic World

  • Teacher: Courtney Gillett
  • Teacher: John Newport

  This course is designed for students taking majoring in History and preparing to take Unit Two of CAPE History.  Students will study developmental changes in Europe, North and South America and Africa that have occurred over the past few centuries.  They will gain an appreciation of the interconnections between various Atlantic communities leading to an understanding of how developments in one part of the Atlantic World occur within the wider framework of regional development.

  

• Intermediate Algebra

  Intermediate Algebra is a college level course designed to strengthen your algebraic skills in equation solving, factoring, rational expressions, radicals, graphing and other areas. The skills practiced here are the fundamentals for all the other math courses. Specifically, completing this course will give you a foundation for success in College Algebra and the other courses.

• SOC 121-3 Introduction to Research Methods

• BRA 101 Brazilian Studies

  • Teacher: Evan Dalton
  • Teacher: Darwin Tzib
  • Teacher: Darnel Sterling
  • Teacher: Orlando Medina
  • Teacher: Neulin Villanueva
  • Teacher: Kristy Chan
  • Teacher: John Newport
  • Teacher: Angel Zetina
  • Teacher: Stacey Stutherland
  • Teacher: Florita Smith
  • Teacher: Yu-pei Lin
  • Teacher: Anna-Kaye Wade

• Managing the Regular and Multigrade Classroom

  This course introduces students to the basic application of classroom management and
  organization. Significant attention is placed on preparing students to plan, manage and teach in
  multi-grade classrooms. Students will develop skills in the areas of organizing the learner and the
  learning environment, student motivation and expectations, lesson planning, timetabling and
  scheduling, and preparing appropriate learning resources.
  
  
  

  

• SCI 111 Introduction to Scientific Enquiry

  • Teacher: Racquel Pennil