Bluefield State College

Applied Thermodynamics

Study of the European background, colonial beginnings, the historical, economic, social and political growth of America prior to 1865.

This is a stand alone GYO class foe HS students only.

Practice in the techniques of effective writing and reading with an emphasis on the writing process, including rhetorical methods and patterns of organization and an introduction to APA format. Students must earn a grade of C or above or repeat the course to fulfill the general education requirement.

Practice in the techniques of effective writing and reading with an emphasis on the writing process, including rhetorical methods and patterns of organization and an introduction to APA format. Students must earn a grade of C or above or repeat the course to fulfill the general education requirement.

A study of mechanics and heat. Topics discussed include vectors, concurrent and noncurrent forces, kinematics and linear motion, work, energy, simple machines, impulse, momentum, thermal expansion, specific heat, and change of state.

Applied Thermodynamics

Natural numbers, integers, rational numbers, real numbers, equations, and inequalities; ratio, proportion and variation; graphs; interest; introduction to elementary statistics.

Composition I ALP

Documenting a patient's health history and developing strong assessment skills are essential for the nurse and other health care providers plan, implement and evaluate patient's plan of care. The goal of this class is to help you improve on assessing your patient and accurately documenting your findings.

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100% Online.

100% Online.

Friday Lecture is online.

An introductory course concerned with the chemical and physical organization of life, cytology, plant anatomy and physiology, plant diversity, and ecology.

An introductory course concerned with heredity gene function, evolution, human anatomy and physiology, and animal diversity.

Laboratory sessions designed to reinforce lecture in BIOL 101

Laboratory sessions designed to reinforce lecture in BIOL 102.

A study of the anatomy and physiology of cells as well as the integumentary, skeletal, articular, muscular, nervous, and endocrine systems.

A course concerned with the characteristics of pathogenic microorganisms encountered in the health care profession.

Public Health Microbiology

Molecular Biology

Friday's lecture will be online.

Wednesdays class will be online.

Thursdays class will be online.

Thursdays class will be online.

This is a course designed to assist students in the acquisition of college survival skills, as well as skills for successful living. The course, designed primarily for freshman students, provides the opportunity for acquiring self management skills and college success skills. First time freshmen are expected to complete this course in their first semester. Upperclassmen may register for the class with the permission of the instructor.

In Class.

In Class.

Students will meet in class on Tuesdays and online on Thursdays.

Students will meet in class on Mondays and online Wednesdays.

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Business Internship.

A presentation of the principles of chemistry through a study of the structure and reactions of representative elements and compounds. Principles covered include stoichiometry, thermochemistry, chemical bonding, and the gaseous state.

Medicinal Chemistry

Construction Materials Lab

A study of the fundamentals of soil mechanics including the identification and description of soils, permeability, effective stresses, soil strengths, drainage and frost action, compaction and stabilization, evaluation of highway subgrades and an introduction to analysis and design of retaining walls and shallow foundations.

A study of survey adjustments, use of software in solving surveying problems, surveying networks and adjustments, use of theodolites and electronic distance measuring devices, analysis and distribution of surveying errors, principles of practical field astronomy, global positioning systems, precise leveling, introduction to rural and urban land surveys, partitioning of land, fundamentals of aerial photogrammetry and map production, fundamentals of map projections, and the West Virginia State Plane Coordinate System.

A study of water resource management, stream sanitation, water transportation and distribution systems, water and wastewater treatment processes, solid waste management, environmental evaluations, and the design of small water and wastewater systems.

A study of the analysis of statically determinate and indeterminate structures. Computer applications will be presented.

Course registration restricted to Allied Health and Applied Science majors.

A beginning course introducing the student to the use of computers and requiring no previous computer experience or technical background. The impact of computers on society is briefly discussed, along with an overview of the types, classifications, and functions of various computer hardware, software, and peripherals. The hands-on use of microcomputers is stressed and the ability to use word processing software is emphasized.

A beginning course introducing the student to the use of computers and requiring no previous computer experience or technical background. The impact of computers on society is briefly discussed, along with an overview of the types, classifications, and functions of various computer hardware, software, and peripherals. The hands-on use of microcomputers is stressed and the ability to use word processing software is emphasized.

A beginning course introducing the student to the use of computers and requiring no previous computer experience or technical background. The impact of computers on society is briefly discussed, along with an overview of the types, classifications, and functions of various computer hardware, software, and peripherals. The hands-on use of microcomputers is stressed and the ability to use word processing software is emphasized.

Computer Programming I Lab

Class taught on-line and will meet a few times for discussing and testing.

This course is an introduction to the concepts of Web Programming using HTML. Students will plan, develop, and implement web pages which incorporate text formatting, graphics, insertion, internal and external hyperlinks, tables, and frames. Coding will be accomplished using standard HTM codes and a text editor coding environment.

This course covers the basics of Linux/UNIX for desktop platforms. Topics covered include: file systems; GNOME desktop graphical user interface (GUI); X Windows; directory and file management commands; the vi editor and emacs; pipes; filters; permissions; redirection; and shell scripts. Students also get hands-on experience with one or more of the current offerings of Linux/UNIX, such as Red Hat, Solaris, and AIX.

A formal course in diverse areas of Computer Science. Course may be repeated for different topics. Specific topics will be announced and indicated by subtitle on transcript. PR: Consent of instructor.

Analysis of Algorithms

Penetration Testing

A study of basic operating systems concepts; including machine and OS structures, process and device management, memory and file management programming. A case study of an actual operating system (Unix) may be included, if the time and software are available.

Independent study or internship on a special project or practicum relating to computer science, under the supervision of an instructor or company supervisor, culminating in an oral and/or written report presented to a select faculty committee.

A study of current theoretical explanations of crime as a social problem, including structural, social, psychological, and critical theories of crime causation and treatment.

A history of the social, moral, cultural and economic problems caused by substance abuse in our society.

A study of research methodology in criminal justice and social sciences. The course features an in-depth consideration of legal terminology and the mechanics of legal research.

An introductory analysis of macroeconomics concepts and issues, emphasizing aggregate demand, supply, and fiscal and monetary policies. Analysis of macroeconomic problems related to the American economy.

This is a class for HS students only.

Class will meet the first day of class in room P303 (8-9-2022).

This course examines the interrelationships among content standards, instructional objectives, planning and assessment. Students will design instructional units based on standards, and will examine a variety of evaluation techniques, including standardized tests, teacher-made tests and authentic performance assessments.

Methods in Science for 5-9

Meetings and Observations TBA.