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2016-2017 COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
PHI 4140
Ethics
3
PSY 2110
General Psychology
3
General Education Distribution
XXX xxxx
Humanities/Fine Arts elective
(see Appendix A)
3
Choose one sequence of Natural /Information Science.
4
BIO 2113-01 Principles of Biology (3) and Lab (1)
or
SCI 2313-01 Principles of Physical Science (3) and Lab (1)
Choose one of the following Social/Behavioral Science electives.
3
EDU 3330
Understanding the Learner
ICS 3140
Cultural Anthropology
PSY 3370
Human Growth and Development
SOC 3740
Marriage and Family
Leadership Development & Christian Service Learning
6
CSL 0101
Christian Service Learning I [2nd Semester, First Year]
0
CSL 0201
Christian Service Learning II [1st Semester, Second Year]
0
CSL 0202
Christian Service Learning III [2nd Semester, Second Year]
0
ICS 1210
Discovering the Mission of God
3
MSD 1110
Encountering Spiritual Formation
3
Bible Teaching Major
41
Foundation
38
BIB 3820
Bible for Teachers
3
CHM 2230
Communicating God’s Word
3
EDU 2110
Foundations of Education
3
EDU 2540
Learning Environment and Classroom Management
2
EDU 4400
Practical Skill Development (taken three times)
3
EDU 4910
Directed Teaching in Bible
9
EDU 5400
Principles of Bible Curriculum Design*
3
EDU 5451
Methods of Teaching Bible*
3
EDU 5452
Student Teaching Seminar: Bible Teaching*
3
EDU 5453
Applied Methods of Teaching Bible*
3
PSY 3330
Psychology of Learning
3
Designated Elective
3
Choose one course from the list below:
ENG 3540
Classics of Christian Literature
3
HIS 3110
History of the Christian Church
3
HIS 4221/6221 History of Global Christianity I
3
HIS 4231/6231 History of Global Christianity II
3
HUM 3221
Arts and Ideas
3
ICS 3110
Introduction to World Religions
3
PHI 3310
Classical Philosophy
3
PHI 3320
Medieval Philosophy
3
PHI 3330
Modern Philosophy
3
THE 3720
Apologetics
3
*The Bible Teaching program director will evaluate the student’s readiness prior to admission into these four graduate-level
courses. Portfolio documentation of skills acquired is retained in student portfolios by the instructor of each course.
Open Electives
6