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136 Wayne State Collegeinclude energy conservation, the first and second lawsof thermodynamics, energy and entropy, work and heat,thermodynamic systems analysis, and properties of state.Application of these fundamentals to energy conversionsystems will be presented.PHY 356 Electricity and Magnetism (3) Prerequisite: 1year of Physics. An upper level course in electricity andmagnetism. Topics include electrostatics, a microscopicanalysis of current and circuits, theories of dielectrics,magnetic properties of matter, and Maxwell’s equations.PHY 393 Physics Laboratory Techniques (1-2) Prerequisite:PHY 201 or 301. Introduction to the direction of studentsin physics laboratories. Course includes instruction in thesetup of equipment, supervision of laboratory activities,evaluation of laboratory reports, and laboratory safety. (3 to6 hours a week).PHY 410 Physics for Teachers I (3) Prerequisite: 1 year ofPhysics. An upper-level general physics course intendedprimarily for science education students. The coursereviews many of the topics from general physics I,including mechanics, with a deeper focus on conceptualunderstanding, problem-solving techniques, anddemonstration development.PHY 420 Physics for Teachers II (3) Prerequisite: PHY 410.An upper-level general physics course intended primarilyfor science education students. The course reviews many ofthe topics from general physics II, including electricity andoptics, with a deeper focus on conceptual understanding,Political Science (POS)History, Politics & Geography DepartmentSchool of Natural & Social SciencesConnell HallObjectives: Political Science involves the study of howsocieties are governed and the consequences of that activity.The programs and curriculum in political science presented beloware designed to (1) provide courses of general study of thefield, (2) prepare students for careers in public administration,(3) prepare students for teaching careers at the junior and seniorhigh school levels, (4) provide supporting work for relatedprograms, and (5) prepare students for graduate work in thefield. Political Science at WSC is grouped into three generalareas, American Politics, Public Administration and Policy, andInternational Relations.Major/Subject Endorsement in Political Science(BA or BS) 36 hoursPolitical Science Core: 12 hoursPOS100 American National Government..................3110 Intro to World Politics or260 Comp Govt & Politics..................................3315 Seminar in Political Theory.........................3Capstone Experience (choose one)....................................3POS 490 Junior/Senior Research Seminar (3)499 Senior Honors Colloquium (3)problem-solving techniques, and demonstrationdevelopment.PHY 440 Astrophysics (3) Prerequisites: 1 year of Physics andEAS 401. An upper level course in astrophysics. Topicsinclude a more detailed survey of the sun, the solar system,stellar properties, stellar systems, interstellar matter,galaxies, and cosmology.PHY 457 Modern Physics (3) Prerequisite: 1 year of Physicsor by permission of instructor. An upper level coursein modern physics. Topics include special and generalrelativity, quantum mechanics, atomic physics, particlephysics, and nuclear physics. Cross-listed as CHE 457Physical Chemistry II.PHY 465 Optics (3) Prerequisite: 1 year of Physics. Anupper level course in modern optics. Topics include theelectromagnetic nature of light, Huygen’s principle,interference, diffraction, polarization, dispersion, absorptionand scattering.Graduate CoursesPHY 611 Contemporary Physics for Teachers I (3) Selectedtopics from physics with emphasis on Newtonianmechanics, wave motion, heat, energy and harmonicmotion. Lab will emphasize the use of computers. Lecturelabcombined.PHY 661 Contemporary Physics for Teachers II (2) Selectedtopics from physics with emphasis on electricity,magnetism, light, and physics of the atom. Lecture-labcombined.American Politics (choose 6 hrs from the following)......6POS 350 The American Presidency (3)355 Politics of the Supreme Court (3)360 Congressional Politics (3)420 American Constitutional Law (3)425 Rights & Liberties (3).444 Topics in Political Science-by advisement (3)Public Administration and Policy (choose 6 hrs from thefollowing)..........................................................................6POS 300 State & Local Politics (3)340 Public Admin & Mgt (3)380 Public Policy (3)390 Public Budgeting & Finance (3)410 Public Policy Analysis & Program Eval (3).444 Topics in Political Science-by advisement (3)SSC 319 Statistics for the Social Sciences (3) (for the majoronly)International Relations/Comparative (choose 3 hrs)....3POS 444 Topics in Political Science-by advisement (3)Electives*(as specified below)..........................................9*Political Science Major: The 9 hours of electives may beselected at the student’s discretion from any of the three areasabove in consultation with the academic advisor. An approvedinternship or co-op may qualify for 3 hours of elective credit.Also, if the student uses POS 110 to satisfy the core require-
Political Science 137ments, POS 260 may count as 3 hours of elective credit.*Political Science Subject Endorsement: The 9 hours ofelectives for the endorsement must include 6 hours from theapproved list of Social Sciences courses below and 3 hoursfrom the Political Science areas above selected at the student’sdiscretion in consultation with the academic advisor.ECO 350 Economic Development (3)360 Global Economics (3)430 International Economics (3)GEO 300 Human Geography (3)305 Political Geography (3)HIS 320 The Twentieth Century (3)360 Colonial & Revolutionary America (3)370 Early National America (3)380 America, Civil War through the GreatDepression (3)385 America, 1941 to the Present (3)PSY 316 Social Psychology (3)SOC 320 Social Welfare (3)other courses by advisement that meet state certification requirementsNo course with a grade below “C” will be accepted as partof the minimum requirements for the endorsement. EDU 409Social Sciences Content Area Methods and Materials must betaken as part of the professional education requirements.Minor in Political Science: 21 hoursA minor must include a minimum of 12 hours unduplicated bythe student’s major(s) and minor(s).POS100 American National Government..................3110 Introduction to World Politics......................3315 Seminar in Political Theory.........................3Political Science electives...............................................129 of the 12 elective hours must be upper level courses.Includes three hours of the Social Sciences General Educationrequirement.Minor in Public Administration: 21 hoursThe minor in public administration is intended to preparestudents in the public and/or non-profit sectors. There are threekey objectives:1. To enhance student preparation in written and spokencommunication.2. To provide students with the opportunity to criticallyconsider the policy-making and policy-implementinginstitutions, which shape our society.3. To expose students ideas related to publicadministration.A minor must include a minimum of 12 hours unduplicatedby the student’s major(s) and minor(s).There are 9 hours ofrequired courses.POS100 American National Government..................3340 Public Admin and Management...................3380 Public Policy................................................3Electives from the following...........................................12No more than 9 hours from one area. These electives must bechosen in consultation with an advisor.BUS 350 Managing Behavior in Organizations (3)360 Management Theory and Practice (3)446 Government Accounting (3)367 Foundatns of Human Resource Management (3)CJA 375 Criminal Justice Management (3)425 Substance Abuse Management (3)ECO 202 Princ of the National Econ System (3)203 Principles of Market System (3)GEO 320 Urban Geography (3)325 Geo. of Rec., Tourism, & Sports (3)430 Geographic Information Systems (3)POS 300 State and Local Politics (3)390 Budget & Finance (3)420 American Constitutional Law (3)444 Topics (by advisement) (3)PSY 316 Social Psychology (3)SSC 300 Social Science Research Methods (3)319 Statistics for the Social Sciences (3)419 Adv. Social Sci. Res. Methods (3)Minor in Pre-Law: 21 hoursThe Pre-Law minor is designed to enhance the preparationof students interested in attending law school while alsoencouraging students to choose a major they find intellectuallystimulating. The Pre-Law minor is also designed to providestudents with the skills necessary to successfully compete foradmission to law school and to do well once enrolled. Theminor requires 21 hours of course work.The Pre-Law minor has three objectives: (1) To enhancestudent preparation in written and spoken communication; (2)To provide students with the opportunity to critically considerthe institutions and values which shape our society; and, (3) Toexpose students to many of the ideas and issues related to thestudy of law.A minor must include a minimum of 12 hours unduplicated bythe student’s major(s) and minor(s).POS100 American National Government..................3420 American Constitutional Law......................3Choose one of the following:............................................3ENG 200 Expository Writing (3)CNA 317 Argumentation (3)CNA 342 Persuasion (3)*PHI 310 Logic (3)Choose one of the following:............................................3BUS 222 Business Law I (3)BUS 223 Business Law II (3)CJA 200 Criminal Law (3)*CNA 475 Communication Law (3)Choose three of the following:..........................................9ECO 202 Princ of the National Econ System (3)ECO 203 Principles of Microeconomics (3)GEO 305 Political Geography (3)*HIS 465 The American Civil Rights Movement (3)PHI 201 Origins of Western Philosophy (3)PHI 202 History of Modern Philosophy (3)POS 315 Seminar in Political Theory (3)POS 350 The American Presidency (3)POS 355 Politics of the Supreme Court (3)POS 360 Congressional Politics (3)SOC 460 Social Stratification (3)** indicates that prerequisites in these choices are waived forstudents in this minor.Law schools do not require a specific major for admission,
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