COURSES OF INSTRUCTION GENERAL INFORMATION COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
GENERAL INFORMATION Each course number represents a semester course. The credit hours are expressed in terms of semester hours. The following two-letter prefixes used in the course number indicate the area or department of study: CE – Christian Education CM – Communication Methods CS – Christian Service DO – Doctrine EL – English Language HI – History IS – Intercultural Studies MA – Mathematics MN – Ministry MU – Music NT – New Testament OT – Old Testament PC – Psychology and Counseling PI – Apologetics, Philosophy, and Interpretation SI – Science The first digit of the four numbers in a course number indicates the year in one’s college career in which it is normally recommended that the particular course be taken. Courses unrelated to any particular year in the curriculum are numbered along with freshman courses with “1” as the first digit. When applicable, prerequisites are listed with course descriptions. The college reserves the right to cancel any course for which there is insufficient registration. Schedules of classes for the next year are published prior to registration.
ACADE M I C CATALOG 2018
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