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Bachelor of Science in Psychology General Psychology courses
General Psychology coursework overview
Coursework tailored to your learning preferences
- Capella sets the deadlines
- Weekly online interactions
- Learn on your time
- Online
Planning for your degree
- total quarter credits:
- Quarter length: 10 weeks
- Course length: 10 weeks
- Break: 3 weeks between quarters
Course requirements
- Specialization 5-10 courses
- Core 9 courses
- Elective 9-19 courses
- General Education 8-13 courses
- Capstone 1 course
Example program course sequence
This example course sequence takes course prerequisites into account, so it can be helpful as a general guide when you register for courses. The number of courses you take in a quarter and the time it takes for you to complete your program can vary. Your academic coach can help answer any course registration questions.
What can I expect in the courseroom?
Each unit consists of readings, discussions and other activities you will be expected to complete throughout the week. Most deadlines for coursework occur on Thursdays and/or Sundays but may vary by program and course. In each course, you will receive a detailed scoring guide that describes expectations for every graded assignment.
How will I be graded?
Grades are based on your participation in weekly reading discussions and completion of assignments, based on criteria outlined in the rubric. You will also be assessed on your ability to demonstrate an understanding of expected outcomes for your program or specialization. These outcomes are based on the needs and performance standards of your field or discipline.
Total
At least 180 quarter credits, including a minimum of 54 quarter credits from the 3000-level and above
One or more courses in this program may require a prerequisite(s). Refer to the course descriptions for details.
Learners who do not complete all program requirements within quarter credit/program point minimums will be required to accrue such additional quarter credits/program points as are associated with any additional or repeat coursework necessary for successful completion of program requirements.
† Learners who are determined to need additional support developing academic and professional writing and reading skills based on academic assessment must take PSYC1003 during their first quarter.
‡ Learners who have completed PSYC1003 are required to take PSYC2003. Learners who are not required to take PSYC1003 are placed in PSYC2002.
§ Learners who have completed PSYC1003 choose 51 quarter credits of additional undergraduate elective courses, with 6 quarter credits of upper division undergraduate courses.
GuidedPath courses and FlexPath courses fulfill the program requirements and prerequisites for each delivery model.
Coursework tailored to your learning preferences
- Set your own deadlines
- Complete courses at your pace
- Support when you need it
- Online
Planning for your degree
- total program points: 90
- Monthly start dates
- Session length: 12 weeks
Course requirements
- Specialization 5-10 courses
- Core 9 courses
- Elective 9-19 courses
- General Education 8-13 courses
- Capstone 1 course
Example program course sequence
This example course sequence takes course prerequisites into account, so it can be helpful as a general guide when you register for courses. In the FlexPath format, you can take a maximum of two courses at a time, and the time it takes for you to complete your program can vary. Check in with your academic coach to get help with course registration questions.
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PSYC-FPX2002
Core The Skillful Psychology Learner
6 quarter credits
Learners strengthen their academic writing, critical thinking, problem solving, research, and organizational skills in relation to psychology so that they may grow and apply professional skills within their program and the workplace. Learners build information literacy skills and develop an understanding of how to prepare for a career with their bachelor's degree in psychology. For BS in Psychology, FlexPath option only. Learners may only earn credit for PSYC-FPX2002 or PSYC-FPX3002. Must be taken during the learner's first quarter. Cannot be fulfilled by transfer or prior learning assessment.
6 quarter credits
General Education English (ENG-FPX) course - GE: Required
quarter credits
quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
General Education Choose Gen Ed Elective Course
6 quarter credits
General Education Choose Gen Ed Elective Course
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1540
Core Psychology in a Diverse World
3 quarter credits
Learners identify basic concepts of diversity within the scientific study of human thoughts and behavior. Learners gain an understanding of social and cultural differences as well as review tools for thinking about diversity within a psychological framework. Learners examine psychological theories and research related to gender, age, race, ethnicity, weight, and sexual orientation while exploring the effects of stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination. Learners further review methods of coping with social stigma and responding to inequities. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX3540 may not take PSYC-FPX1540.
3 quarter credits
General Education Choose Gen Ed Elective Course
6 quarter credits
General Education Choose Gen Ed Elective Course
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX2600
Core Development Across the Lifespan
3 quarter credits
Learners analyze physical, cognitive, and sociocultural development throughout the human lifespan as viewed by research and theories, both classical and contemporary. Learners explore the notable milestones across life's stages, the interaction between heredity and the environment, and the experience of aging. Learners review the methods used to study human development, engage in scientific reasoning about related topics, and consider ethics. Learners further consider the relationship between lifespan developmental knowledge and their personal and professional lives. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX3210 may not take PSY-FPXC2600.
3 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
Specialization Course Choose a Specialization course
quarter credits
quarter credits
General Education Choose Gen Ed Elective Course
6 quarter credits
Elective Requirement Choose an Elective Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
Core Choose a Core course - Core
3 quarter credits
General Education Choose Gen Ed Elective Course
6 quarter credits
General Education Choose Gen Ed Elective Course
6 quarter credits
Specialization Course Choose a Specialization course
quarter credits
quarter credits
Specialization Course Choose a Specialization course
quarter credits
quarter credits
General Education Choose Gen Ed Elective Course
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX2520
Core Social Psychology in Action
3 quarter credits
Learners cultivate an understanding of how the social context influences an individual's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Learners examine the three areas of social perception, interaction, and influence, in particular. Learners gain an understanding of social cognition, the social self, interpersonal relationships, helping behavior, attitude formation, aggression, discrimination, group dynamics, and social dilemmas and consider this information in the context of public policy and the workplace. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX3520 may not take PSY-FPXC2520.
3 quarter credits
Specialization Course Choose a Specialization course
quarter credits
quarter credits
General Education Choose a Nat Sci/Math Course
6 quarter credits
Specialization Elective Choose an Upper Division Psychology Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
PSYC-FPX3310
Core Brain, Body, and Behavior
6 quarter credits
Learners explore the mind-body connection and the biological bases of behavior. Learners study the structure and functions of the nervous system, brain evolution and plasticity, methodology of physiological psychology, and the neurological bases of sensation, perception, motivation, emotion, and higher cortical functions. Learners also explore biopsychological underpinnings of sleep and consciousness, addiction, and mental health. Prerequisite(s): PSYC-FPX1010 or PSYC-FPX1000 or PSYC1600 or Student Group ARPS.
6 quarter credits
Specialization Elective Choose an Upper Division Psychology Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
General Education Choose a Humanities Course
6 quarter credits
Elective Requirement Choose an Elective Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
General Education Choose Gen Ed Elective Course
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX3700
Core Statistics for Psychology
6 quarter credits
Learners apply quantitative statistics to the study of human behavior. Learners systematically examine and test hypotheses and relationships using statistical software; interpret, display, and present statistical data; and analyze the validity of arguments based on statistics. In particular, learners gain and demonstrate skills required to conduct statistical sampling, define statistical assumptions and requirements, test statistical differences between and among groups, evaluate correlations, calculate effect size, and determine practical and statistical significance. Learners also consider career contingencies as they relate to statistics. Cannot be fulfilled by transfer or prior learning assessment. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX2001 or MAT-FPX2150; PSYC-FPX1010 or PSYC-FPX1000 or PSYC1600 or Student Group ARPS.
6 quarter credits
Elective Requirement Choose an Elective Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
Specialization Elective Choose an Upper Division Psychology Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
PSYC-FPX4600
Core Research Methods in Psychology
6 quarter credits
Learners demonstrate their knowledge of fundamental research methods and tools used in psychology. Learners use research methods and designs to show how the scientific method can be applied to the study of human behavior and thought, including ethical considerations for conducting research with human participants. Cannot be fulfilled by credit for prior learning. Prerequisite: PSYC-FPX3700 or PSY-FPX4700.
6 quarter credits
General Education Choose Gen Ed Elective Course
6 quarter credits
Elective Requirement Choose an Elective Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
Specialization Elective Choose an Upper Division Psychology Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
PSYC-FPX4101
Core History, Systems, and Contemporary Psychology
6 quarter credits
Learners build their knowledge of the history of psychology as an academic discipline, with a joint emphasis on historical systems and current topics in Western culture. Learners consider historical schools of thought, significant psychologists, social events, and cultural influences that have shaped the development of the field as a science. Further, learners analyze the evolution of the field's ideas regarding the human mind and behavior, approaches to research, and areas of focus in a time of rapid social and technological change. Through personal and professional application, learners explore the utility of theory and psychological knowledge for future directions in the field and creating positive social change. Prerequisite(s): PSYC-FPX1010 or PSYC-FPX1000 or PSYC1600 or Student Group ARPS; PSYC-FPX1540 or PSY-FPX3540.
6 quarter credits
Elective Requirement Choose an Elective Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
General Education Choose a Social Sciences Course
6 quarter credits
Specialization Elective Choose an Upper Division Psychology Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
Elective Requirement Choose an Elective Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
General Education Choose a Communications Course
6 quarter credits
Specialization Course Choose an Upper Division Psychology Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
General Education Choose a Social Sciences Course
6 quarter credits
Elective Requirement Choose an Elective Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
Elective Requirement Choose an Elective Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
Elective Requirement Choose an Elective Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
Elective Requirement Choose an Elective Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
Elective Requirement Choose an Upper Division Elective Course
quarter credits
quarter credits
PSYC-FPX4900
Capstone Psychology Capstone Project
6 quarter credits
The capstone project is the culmination of the bachelor's degree program in Psychology and provides learners the opportunity to demonstrate the research, analysis, writing, and communication skills they've gained during their program. Throughout the course, learners examine real-life implications of psychology and how practicing the principles of the field may optimally contribute to society. During the capstone experience, learners also explore how this degree can support their next steps, both professionally and personally. For BS in Psychology, FlexPath option learners only. Must be taken during the learner's final quarter. Prerequisite(s): PSYC-FPX4600. Cannot be fulfilled by transfer or credit for prior learning.
6 quarter credits
What can I expect in the courseroom?
With FlexPath, you set your deadlines within the first 12 days of each course. Take one or two courses at a time and complete them on your schedule. While these deadlines can be adjusted at any time after you set them, you’ll be required to engage in a course activity at least once every 28 days and finish each course within 12 weeks. You’ll use the same quick and seamless process for submitting assessments for every course. A scoring guide explains what you’ll be evaluated on, and a competency map shows your progress.
How will I be graded?
Each course in FlexPath is based on a set of competencies, which are further broken down into criteria. A criterion is a specific step in demonstrating a competency. You’ll have a scoring guide that explains competencies and each criterion. As you complete assessments, your score on each criterion is evaluated against this scoring guide. Each time you receive an evaluation on a criterion, your competency map will update to reflect your progress. To pass a course, you must meet the minimum level requirement set by your program for every competency in the course.
Total
At least 90 program points, including a minimum of 27 program points from the 3000-level and above.
One or more courses in this program may require a prerequisite(s). Refer to the course descriptions for details.
Learners who do not complete all program requirements within quarter credit/program point minimums will be required to accrue such additional quarter credits/program points as are associated with any additional or repeat coursework necessary for successful completion of program requirements.
† Learners in this specialization choose general education and elective courses from the FlexPath (-FPX) course list.
GuidedPath courses and FlexPath courses fulfill the program requirements and prerequisites for each delivery model.
General education course requirements
Complete 22.5 program points of general education courses, with a minimum of 2 program points from each category below.†
Additional GE
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COM-FPX3700
General Education Conflict Resolution
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners identify and analyze the factors that promote conflict and apply the fundamental skills and tools used to resolve conflict in personal and professional situations.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1000
General Education English Composition
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to writing research techniques and various forms of writing, including expository writing. Learners strengthen and demonstrate their ability to think critically; to develop and organize writing topics; and to revise their writing for clarity of purpose, readability, and style.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1150
General Education Introduction to Digital Information and Literacy
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners build their knowledge of digital and information literacy and technological tools to stay organized, be well-informed, maximize their time, and stand out personally and professionally in the workplace. Learners use computers, software, and online tools to effectively complete a task, apply digital tools and organization techniques to effectively create timelines and set priorities, and investigate organizational strategies to maximize productivity, while leveraging information literacy strategies to ensure accuracy and evidence-based support for their work. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1100 may not take COM-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1250
General Education Workplace Communication
6 quarter credits
Learners consider everyday communication failures and discuss communication best practices to understand how to communicate well. Learners build strong communication skills to help them easily share ideas, work with others, and reach their goals. They also connect how these skills can address obstacles and resolve conflict. Lastly, learners practice these skills by taking part in different workplace scenarios. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1200 may not take COM-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1250
General Education Introduction to Technical and Business Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners discover how to harness the power of words in a professional environment. Learners focus on the fundamentals of business and technical writing to understand how to write for a variety of purposes. Learners also gain the skills necessary to craft a clear and targeted message for any audience. Learners who have received credit for ENG-FPX1200 may not take ENG-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX2250
General Education Academic Research and Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners assess how to use writing to understand, influence, and connect with an audience. Learners identify how to use primary and secondary research to support their informed arguments, as well as how to document their research. Learners develop the skills necessary to research and analyze the writing of others to evaluate credibility.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX3200
General Education Ethics in Health Care
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain a better understanding of the ethical issues associated with the health care profession and the conceptual framework health care professionals use to make ethical decisions. Learners examine current and emerging ethical health care issues related to the various stages of the lifecycle and the quality of life. Learners also explore ethical issues associated with patient care from the perspectives of various health care professionals, including physicians, nurses, and administrators through the use of authentic, real-world examples.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX2000
General Education Ethics
6 quarter credits
Learners analyze major philosophical approaches to evaluating moral actions and apply them to contemporary issues. Learners assess their own moral beliefs and the ways these beliefs influence and inform their moral judgments and behavior.
6 quarter credits
HUM-FPX1150
General Education Cultural Understanding in a Global World
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop critical thinking and innovation skills by examining how the humanities relates to diverse cultures in a globally collected world. Learners explore various cultures from around the world and identify how to maximize diverse perspectives to improve personal and professional interactions.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX1200
General Education Philosophy of Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop and refine their professional presence by honing a set of essential skills to excel in school, work, and life. Learners apply problem solving skills and behaviors to scenarios in their current or anticipated discipline.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX2000
General Education Environmental Health
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use a multidisciplinary approach to identify and describe the environmental factors impacting individual and community health. Learners analyze the effects of various physical, biological, and chemical agents on the body and identify strategies to minimize the negative effects. Learners also assess and apply ways to protect and promote health and positively influence the quality of the environment.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX1000
General Education Human Biology
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the integrative relationship between human biological systems and the social sciences, arts, and communications. Learners build and apply an understanding of topics such as human anatomy, nature versus nurture, biological psychology, human disease, and concepts related to ancestry and biology. Learners also evaluate the accuracy of biological topics in the media. The course also includes lab experience.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2001
General Education Statistical Reasoning
6 quarter credits
This course introduces fundamental concepts of elementary statistics, including descriptive statistics, methods of counting, probability distributions, approximations, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Learners use these concepts to apply and interpret statistical results.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2100
General Education Data-Driven Decisions
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the applications of statistics to a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how every day decisions are supported by mathematics.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1100
General Education Unlocking the Secrets of Science and Innovation
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1150
General Education Science and Innovation
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1150
General Education Essential Math for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners gain an understanding of numbers and how to use and interpret them. Learners examine mathematics using an easily understandable approach for basic math and algebra to connect mathematical concepts and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1050
General Education College Algebra
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course evaluate and perform linear, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions that include algebraic, graphic, and numeric properties. Learners then apply these concepts to the social and natural sciences, business, and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2051
General Education Discrete Mathematics
6 quarter credits
Learners build an understanding of mathematical analysis techniques. Learners apply number logic and set theory, functions and sequences, relations equivalence, partial order, digraphs, recurrence relations, counting techniques, logic and techniques of proof, graphs, and algorithms to the fields of business and information technology. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX1050.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Psychology
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to the basic theories and principles of psychology and of the scientific methods of psychologists. Learners build understanding of core psychological theories and research and their application in areas of the brain, learning, memory, personality, social influence, lifespan development, psychopathology, and applied psychology. Learners apply the psychological concepts they learn to everyday situations through discussions and assignments. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1010 may not take PSYC-FPX1000.
6 quarter credits
BHA-FPX4002
General Education History of the United States Health Care System
3 quarter credits
Learners gain a historical view of the U.S. health care system and analyze the challenges and successes of an ever-changing and evolving industry from both a private and public health perspective. Learners also investigate health care innovations, regulatory bodies and technology to assess the evolutionary processes in medical education, changing practice, hospital industry growth and the continuum of care.
3 quarter credits
SOC-FPX2000
General Education Cultural Diversity
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain and demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity from a sociological perspective and identify the ways the societal structure affects micro-level experience. Learners evaluate theories that explain the cultural foundations of prejudice and discrimination, analyze the differences between majority and minority groups and racial and ethnic groups, and investigate the role of power in creating and supporting these differences at the structural level. Learners also assess the relationship between race, gender, and economics by examining past and current experiences of American minority groups.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Human Society
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use sociological theory and concepts to explore everyday life and gain knowledge of the ways individuals and society as a whole understand their collective social realities. As they examine cultural ideologies, learners are introduced to ways of objectively examining their personal perspectives on social issues.
6 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1100
General Education Taking Charge of Your Economic Future
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills.
4 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1150
General Education Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills. Learners who have received credit for ECO-FPX1100 may not take ECO-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
HIS-FPX1150
General Education U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key events in U.S. history and make connections to their influence and impact on society today. Learners analyze how knowledge of the past helps to understand the world today and make more informed decisions about the future. In addition, learners critically analyze information and decide what is credible and accurate to draw their own conclusions.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1150
General Education How Society Works: Diversity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners collaborate with colleagues to investigate diverse communities and interpret sociological research to develop a comprehensive understanding of society. Learners use the scientific method to improve their problem solving skills and make effective and informed decisions.
6 quarter credits
POL-FPX1100
General Education Introduction to American Government and Politics
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the foundations of the American Government and the fundamental workings of the political system in the United States. Learners investigate how governmental institutions and policies have impacted individuals and groups historically, how these governmental institutions continue to impact the daily lives of individuals today, and ways in which the political system can be improved to benefit everyone in the United States. Learners also analyze the Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
COM-FPX3700
General Education Conflict Resolution
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners identify and analyze the factors that promote conflict and apply the fundamental skills and tools used to resolve conflict in personal and professional situations.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1000
General Education English Composition
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to writing research techniques and various forms of writing, including expository writing. Learners strengthen and demonstrate their ability to think critically; to develop and organize writing topics; and to revise their writing for clarity of purpose, readability, and style.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1150
General Education Introduction to Digital Information and Literacy
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners build their knowledge of digital and information literacy and technological tools to stay organized, be well-informed, maximize their time, and stand out personally and professionally in the workplace. Learners use computers, software, and online tools to effectively complete a task, apply digital tools and organization techniques to effectively create timelines and set priorities, and investigate organizational strategies to maximize productivity, while leveraging information literacy strategies to ensure accuracy and evidence-based support for their work. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1100 may not take COM-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1250
General Education Workplace Communication
6 quarter credits
Learners consider everyday communication failures and discuss communication best practices to understand how to communicate well. Learners build strong communication skills to help them easily share ideas, work with others, and reach their goals. They also connect how these skills can address obstacles and resolve conflict. Lastly, learners practice these skills by taking part in different workplace scenarios. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1200 may not take COM-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1250
General Education Introduction to Technical and Business Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners discover how to harness the power of words in a professional environment. Learners focus on the fundamentals of business and technical writing to understand how to write for a variety of purposes. Learners also gain the skills necessary to craft a clear and targeted message for any audience. Learners who have received credit for ENG-FPX1200 may not take ENG-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX2250
General Education Academic Research and Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners assess how to use writing to understand, influence, and connect with an audience. Learners identify how to use primary and secondary research to support their informed arguments, as well as how to document their research. Learners develop the skills necessary to research and analyze the writing of others to evaluate credibility.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX3200
General Education Ethics in Health Care
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain a better understanding of the ethical issues associated with the health care profession and the conceptual framework health care professionals use to make ethical decisions. Learners examine current and emerging ethical health care issues related to the various stages of the lifecycle and the quality of life. Learners also explore ethical issues associated with patient care from the perspectives of various health care professionals, including physicians, nurses, and administrators through the use of authentic, real-world examples.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX2000
General Education Ethics
6 quarter credits
Learners analyze major philosophical approaches to evaluating moral actions and apply them to contemporary issues. Learners assess their own moral beliefs and the ways these beliefs influence and inform their moral judgments and behavior.
6 quarter credits
HUM-FPX1150
General Education Cultural Understanding in a Global World
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop critical thinking and innovation skills by examining how the humanities relates to diverse cultures in a globally collected world. Learners explore various cultures from around the world and identify how to maximize diverse perspectives to improve personal and professional interactions.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX1200
General Education Philosophy of Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop and refine their professional presence by honing a set of essential skills to excel in school, work, and life. Learners apply problem solving skills and behaviors to scenarios in their current or anticipated discipline.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX2000
General Education Environmental Health
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use a multidisciplinary approach to identify and describe the environmental factors impacting individual and community health. Learners analyze the effects of various physical, biological, and chemical agents on the body and identify strategies to minimize the negative effects. Learners also assess and apply ways to protect and promote health and positively influence the quality of the environment.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX1000
General Education Human Biology
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the integrative relationship between human biological systems and the social sciences, arts, and communications. Learners build and apply an understanding of topics such as human anatomy, nature versus nurture, biological psychology, human disease, and concepts related to ancestry and biology. Learners also evaluate the accuracy of biological topics in the media. The course also includes lab experience.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2001
General Education Statistical Reasoning
6 quarter credits
This course introduces fundamental concepts of elementary statistics, including descriptive statistics, methods of counting, probability distributions, approximations, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Learners use these concepts to apply and interpret statistical results.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2100
General Education Data-Driven Decisions
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the applications of statistics to a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how every day decisions are supported by mathematics.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1100
General Education Unlocking the Secrets of Science and Innovation
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1150
General Education Science and Innovation
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1150
General Education Essential Math for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners gain an understanding of numbers and how to use and interpret them. Learners examine mathematics using an easily understandable approach for basic math and algebra to connect mathematical concepts and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1050
General Education College Algebra
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course evaluate and perform linear, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions that include algebraic, graphic, and numeric properties. Learners then apply these concepts to the social and natural sciences, business, and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2051
General Education Discrete Mathematics
6 quarter credits
Learners build an understanding of mathematical analysis techniques. Learners apply number logic and set theory, functions and sequences, relations equivalence, partial order, digraphs, recurrence relations, counting techniques, logic and techniques of proof, graphs, and algorithms to the fields of business and information technology. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX1050.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Psychology
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to the basic theories and principles of psychology and of the scientific methods of psychologists. Learners build understanding of core psychological theories and research and their application in areas of the brain, learning, memory, personality, social influence, lifespan development, psychopathology, and applied psychology. Learners apply the psychological concepts they learn to everyday situations through discussions and assignments. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1010 may not take PSYC-FPX1000.
6 quarter credits
BHA-FPX4002
General Education History of the United States Health Care System
3 quarter credits
Learners gain a historical view of the U.S. health care system and analyze the challenges and successes of an ever-changing and evolving industry from both a private and public health perspective. Learners also investigate health care innovations, regulatory bodies and technology to assess the evolutionary processes in medical education, changing practice, hospital industry growth and the continuum of care.
3 quarter credits
SOC-FPX2000
General Education Cultural Diversity
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain and demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity from a sociological perspective and identify the ways the societal structure affects micro-level experience. Learners evaluate theories that explain the cultural foundations of prejudice and discrimination, analyze the differences between majority and minority groups and racial and ethnic groups, and investigate the role of power in creating and supporting these differences at the structural level. Learners also assess the relationship between race, gender, and economics by examining past and current experiences of American minority groups.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Human Society
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use sociological theory and concepts to explore everyday life and gain knowledge of the ways individuals and society as a whole understand their collective social realities. As they examine cultural ideologies, learners are introduced to ways of objectively examining their personal perspectives on social issues.
6 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1100
General Education Taking Charge of Your Economic Future
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills.
4 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1150
General Education Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills. Learners who have received credit for ECO-FPX1100 may not take ECO-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
HIS-FPX1150
General Education U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key events in U.S. history and make connections to their influence and impact on society today. Learners analyze how knowledge of the past helps to understand the world today and make more informed decisions about the future. In addition, learners critically analyze information and decide what is credible and accurate to draw their own conclusions.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1150
General Education How Society Works: Diversity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners collaborate with colleagues to investigate diverse communities and interpret sociological research to develop a comprehensive understanding of society. Learners use the scientific method to improve their problem solving skills and make effective and informed decisions.
6 quarter credits
POL-FPX1100
General Education Introduction to American Government and Politics
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the foundations of the American Government and the fundamental workings of the political system in the United States. Learners investigate how governmental institutions and policies have impacted individuals and groups historically, how these governmental institutions continue to impact the daily lives of individuals today, and ways in which the political system can be improved to benefit everyone in the United States. Learners also analyze the Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
COM-FPX3700
General Education Conflict Resolution
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners identify and analyze the factors that promote conflict and apply the fundamental skills and tools used to resolve conflict in personal and professional situations.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1000
General Education English Composition
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to writing research techniques and various forms of writing, including expository writing. Learners strengthen and demonstrate their ability to think critically; to develop and organize writing topics; and to revise their writing for clarity of purpose, readability, and style.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1150
General Education Introduction to Digital Information and Literacy
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners build their knowledge of digital and information literacy and technological tools to stay organized, be well-informed, maximize their time, and stand out personally and professionally in the workplace. Learners use computers, software, and online tools to effectively complete a task, apply digital tools and organization techniques to effectively create timelines and set priorities, and investigate organizational strategies to maximize productivity, while leveraging information literacy strategies to ensure accuracy and evidence-based support for their work. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1100 may not take COM-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1250
General Education Workplace Communication
6 quarter credits
Learners consider everyday communication failures and discuss communication best practices to understand how to communicate well. Learners build strong communication skills to help them easily share ideas, work with others, and reach their goals. They also connect how these skills can address obstacles and resolve conflict. Lastly, learners practice these skills by taking part in different workplace scenarios. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1200 may not take COM-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1250
General Education Introduction to Technical and Business Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners discover how to harness the power of words in a professional environment. Learners focus on the fundamentals of business and technical writing to understand how to write for a variety of purposes. Learners also gain the skills necessary to craft a clear and targeted message for any audience. Learners who have received credit for ENG-FPX1200 may not take ENG-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX2250
General Education Academic Research and Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners assess how to use writing to understand, influence, and connect with an audience. Learners identify how to use primary and secondary research to support their informed arguments, as well as how to document their research. Learners develop the skills necessary to research and analyze the writing of others to evaluate credibility.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX3200
General Education Ethics in Health Care
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain a better understanding of the ethical issues associated with the health care profession and the conceptual framework health care professionals use to make ethical decisions. Learners examine current and emerging ethical health care issues related to the various stages of the lifecycle and the quality of life. Learners also explore ethical issues associated with patient care from the perspectives of various health care professionals, including physicians, nurses, and administrators through the use of authentic, real-world examples.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX2000
General Education Ethics
6 quarter credits
Learners analyze major philosophical approaches to evaluating moral actions and apply them to contemporary issues. Learners assess their own moral beliefs and the ways these beliefs influence and inform their moral judgments and behavior.
6 quarter credits
HUM-FPX1150
General Education Cultural Understanding in a Global World
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop critical thinking and innovation skills by examining how the humanities relates to diverse cultures in a globally collected world. Learners explore various cultures from around the world and identify how to maximize diverse perspectives to improve personal and professional interactions.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX1200
General Education Philosophy of Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop and refine their professional presence by honing a set of essential skills to excel in school, work, and life. Learners apply problem solving skills and behaviors to scenarios in their current or anticipated discipline.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX2000
General Education Environmental Health
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use a multidisciplinary approach to identify and describe the environmental factors impacting individual and community health. Learners analyze the effects of various physical, biological, and chemical agents on the body and identify strategies to minimize the negative effects. Learners also assess and apply ways to protect and promote health and positively influence the quality of the environment.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX1000
General Education Human Biology
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the integrative relationship between human biological systems and the social sciences, arts, and communications. Learners build and apply an understanding of topics such as human anatomy, nature versus nurture, biological psychology, human disease, and concepts related to ancestry and biology. Learners also evaluate the accuracy of biological topics in the media. The course also includes lab experience.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2001
General Education Statistical Reasoning
6 quarter credits
This course introduces fundamental concepts of elementary statistics, including descriptive statistics, methods of counting, probability distributions, approximations, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Learners use these concepts to apply and interpret statistical results.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2100
General Education Data-Driven Decisions
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the applications of statistics to a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how every day decisions are supported by mathematics.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1100
General Education Unlocking the Secrets of Science and Innovation
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1150
General Education Science and Innovation
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1150
General Education Essential Math for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners gain an understanding of numbers and how to use and interpret them. Learners examine mathematics using an easily understandable approach for basic math and algebra to connect mathematical concepts and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1050
General Education College Algebra
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course evaluate and perform linear, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions that include algebraic, graphic, and numeric properties. Learners then apply these concepts to the social and natural sciences, business, and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2051
General Education Discrete Mathematics
6 quarter credits
Learners build an understanding of mathematical analysis techniques. Learners apply number logic and set theory, functions and sequences, relations equivalence, partial order, digraphs, recurrence relations, counting techniques, logic and techniques of proof, graphs, and algorithms to the fields of business and information technology. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX1050.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Psychology
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to the basic theories and principles of psychology and of the scientific methods of psychologists. Learners build understanding of core psychological theories and research and their application in areas of the brain, learning, memory, personality, social influence, lifespan development, psychopathology, and applied psychology. Learners apply the psychological concepts they learn to everyday situations through discussions and assignments. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1010 may not take PSYC-FPX1000.
6 quarter credits
BHA-FPX4002
General Education History of the United States Health Care System
3 quarter credits
Learners gain a historical view of the U.S. health care system and analyze the challenges and successes of an ever-changing and evolving industry from both a private and public health perspective. Learners also investigate health care innovations, regulatory bodies and technology to assess the evolutionary processes in medical education, changing practice, hospital industry growth and the continuum of care.
3 quarter credits
SOC-FPX2000
General Education Cultural Diversity
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain and demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity from a sociological perspective and identify the ways the societal structure affects micro-level experience. Learners evaluate theories that explain the cultural foundations of prejudice and discrimination, analyze the differences between majority and minority groups and racial and ethnic groups, and investigate the role of power in creating and supporting these differences at the structural level. Learners also assess the relationship between race, gender, and economics by examining past and current experiences of American minority groups.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Human Society
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use sociological theory and concepts to explore everyday life and gain knowledge of the ways individuals and society as a whole understand their collective social realities. As they examine cultural ideologies, learners are introduced to ways of objectively examining their personal perspectives on social issues.
6 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1100
General Education Taking Charge of Your Economic Future
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills.
4 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1150
General Education Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills. Learners who have received credit for ECO-FPX1100 may not take ECO-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
HIS-FPX1150
General Education U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key events in U.S. history and make connections to their influence and impact on society today. Learners analyze how knowledge of the past helps to understand the world today and make more informed decisions about the future. In addition, learners critically analyze information and decide what is credible and accurate to draw their own conclusions.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1150
General Education How Society Works: Diversity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners collaborate with colleagues to investigate diverse communities and interpret sociological research to develop a comprehensive understanding of society. Learners use the scientific method to improve their problem solving skills and make effective and informed decisions.
6 quarter credits
POL-FPX1100
General Education Introduction to American Government and Politics
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the foundations of the American Government and the fundamental workings of the political system in the United States. Learners investigate how governmental institutions and policies have impacted individuals and groups historically, how these governmental institutions continue to impact the daily lives of individuals today, and ways in which the political system can be improved to benefit everyone in the United States. Learners also analyze the Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
COM-FPX3700
General Education Conflict Resolution
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners identify and analyze the factors that promote conflict and apply the fundamental skills and tools used to resolve conflict in personal and professional situations.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1000
General Education English Composition
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to writing research techniques and various forms of writing, including expository writing. Learners strengthen and demonstrate their ability to think critically; to develop and organize writing topics; and to revise their writing for clarity of purpose, readability, and style.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1150
General Education Introduction to Digital Information and Literacy
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners build their knowledge of digital and information literacy and technological tools to stay organized, be well-informed, maximize their time, and stand out personally and professionally in the workplace. Learners use computers, software, and online tools to effectively complete a task, apply digital tools and organization techniques to effectively create timelines and set priorities, and investigate organizational strategies to maximize productivity, while leveraging information literacy strategies to ensure accuracy and evidence-based support for their work. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1100 may not take COM-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1250
General Education Workplace Communication
6 quarter credits
Learners consider everyday communication failures and discuss communication best practices to understand how to communicate well. Learners build strong communication skills to help them easily share ideas, work with others, and reach their goals. They also connect how these skills can address obstacles and resolve conflict. Lastly, learners practice these skills by taking part in different workplace scenarios. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1200 may not take COM-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1250
General Education Introduction to Technical and Business Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners discover how to harness the power of words in a professional environment. Learners focus on the fundamentals of business and technical writing to understand how to write for a variety of purposes. Learners also gain the skills necessary to craft a clear and targeted message for any audience. Learners who have received credit for ENG-FPX1200 may not take ENG-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX2250
General Education Academic Research and Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners assess how to use writing to understand, influence, and connect with an audience. Learners identify how to use primary and secondary research to support their informed arguments, as well as how to document their research. Learners develop the skills necessary to research and analyze the writing of others to evaluate credibility.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX3200
General Education Ethics in Health Care
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain a better understanding of the ethical issues associated with the health care profession and the conceptual framework health care professionals use to make ethical decisions. Learners examine current and emerging ethical health care issues related to the various stages of the lifecycle and the quality of life. Learners also explore ethical issues associated with patient care from the perspectives of various health care professionals, including physicians, nurses, and administrators through the use of authentic, real-world examples.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX2000
General Education Ethics
6 quarter credits
Learners analyze major philosophical approaches to evaluating moral actions and apply them to contemporary issues. Learners assess their own moral beliefs and the ways these beliefs influence and inform their moral judgments and behavior.
6 quarter credits
HUM-FPX1150
General Education Cultural Understanding in a Global World
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop critical thinking and innovation skills by examining how the humanities relates to diverse cultures in a globally collected world. Learners explore various cultures from around the world and identify how to maximize diverse perspectives to improve personal and professional interactions.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX1200
General Education Philosophy of Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop and refine their professional presence by honing a set of essential skills to excel in school, work, and life. Learners apply problem solving skills and behaviors to scenarios in their current or anticipated discipline.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX2000
General Education Environmental Health
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use a multidisciplinary approach to identify and describe the environmental factors impacting individual and community health. Learners analyze the effects of various physical, biological, and chemical agents on the body and identify strategies to minimize the negative effects. Learners also assess and apply ways to protect and promote health and positively influence the quality of the environment.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX1000
General Education Human Biology
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the integrative relationship between human biological systems and the social sciences, arts, and communications. Learners build and apply an understanding of topics such as human anatomy, nature versus nurture, biological psychology, human disease, and concepts related to ancestry and biology. Learners also evaluate the accuracy of biological topics in the media. The course also includes lab experience.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2001
General Education Statistical Reasoning
6 quarter credits
This course introduces fundamental concepts of elementary statistics, including descriptive statistics, methods of counting, probability distributions, approximations, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Learners use these concepts to apply and interpret statistical results.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2100
General Education Data-Driven Decisions
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the applications of statistics to a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how every day decisions are supported by mathematics.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1100
General Education Unlocking the Secrets of Science and Innovation
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1150
General Education Science and Innovation
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1150
General Education Essential Math for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners gain an understanding of numbers and how to use and interpret them. Learners examine mathematics using an easily understandable approach for basic math and algebra to connect mathematical concepts and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1050
General Education College Algebra
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course evaluate and perform linear, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions that include algebraic, graphic, and numeric properties. Learners then apply these concepts to the social and natural sciences, business, and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2051
General Education Discrete Mathematics
6 quarter credits
Learners build an understanding of mathematical analysis techniques. Learners apply number logic and set theory, functions and sequences, relations equivalence, partial order, digraphs, recurrence relations, counting techniques, logic and techniques of proof, graphs, and algorithms to the fields of business and information technology. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX1050.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Psychology
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to the basic theories and principles of psychology and of the scientific methods of psychologists. Learners build understanding of core psychological theories and research and their application in areas of the brain, learning, memory, personality, social influence, lifespan development, psychopathology, and applied psychology. Learners apply the psychological concepts they learn to everyday situations through discussions and assignments. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1010 may not take PSYC-FPX1000.
6 quarter credits
BHA-FPX4002
General Education History of the United States Health Care System
3 quarter credits
Learners gain a historical view of the U.S. health care system and analyze the challenges and successes of an ever-changing and evolving industry from both a private and public health perspective. Learners also investigate health care innovations, regulatory bodies and technology to assess the evolutionary processes in medical education, changing practice, hospital industry growth and the continuum of care.
3 quarter credits
SOC-FPX2000
General Education Cultural Diversity
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain and demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity from a sociological perspective and identify the ways the societal structure affects micro-level experience. Learners evaluate theories that explain the cultural foundations of prejudice and discrimination, analyze the differences between majority and minority groups and racial and ethnic groups, and investigate the role of power in creating and supporting these differences at the structural level. Learners also assess the relationship between race, gender, and economics by examining past and current experiences of American minority groups.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Human Society
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use sociological theory and concepts to explore everyday life and gain knowledge of the ways individuals and society as a whole understand their collective social realities. As they examine cultural ideologies, learners are introduced to ways of objectively examining their personal perspectives on social issues.
6 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1100
General Education Taking Charge of Your Economic Future
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills.
4 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1150
General Education Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills. Learners who have received credit for ECO-FPX1100 may not take ECO-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
HIS-FPX1150
General Education U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key events in U.S. history and make connections to their influence and impact on society today. Learners analyze how knowledge of the past helps to understand the world today and make more informed decisions about the future. In addition, learners critically analyze information and decide what is credible and accurate to draw their own conclusions.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1150
General Education How Society Works: Diversity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners collaborate with colleagues to investigate diverse communities and interpret sociological research to develop a comprehensive understanding of society. Learners use the scientific method to improve their problem solving skills and make effective and informed decisions.
6 quarter credits
POL-FPX1100
General Education Introduction to American Government and Politics
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the foundations of the American Government and the fundamental workings of the political system in the United States. Learners investigate how governmental institutions and policies have impacted individuals and groups historically, how these governmental institutions continue to impact the daily lives of individuals today, and ways in which the political system can be improved to benefit everyone in the United States. Learners also analyze the Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
COM-FPX3700
General Education Conflict Resolution
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners identify and analyze the factors that promote conflict and apply the fundamental skills and tools used to resolve conflict in personal and professional situations.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1000
General Education English Composition
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to writing research techniques and various forms of writing, including expository writing. Learners strengthen and demonstrate their ability to think critically; to develop and organize writing topics; and to revise their writing for clarity of purpose, readability, and style.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1150
General Education Introduction to Digital Information and Literacy
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners build their knowledge of digital and information literacy and technological tools to stay organized, be well-informed, maximize their time, and stand out personally and professionally in the workplace. Learners use computers, software, and online tools to effectively complete a task, apply digital tools and organization techniques to effectively create timelines and set priorities, and investigate organizational strategies to maximize productivity, while leveraging information literacy strategies to ensure accuracy and evidence-based support for their work. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1100 may not take COM-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1250
General Education Workplace Communication
6 quarter credits
Learners consider everyday communication failures and discuss communication best practices to understand how to communicate well. Learners build strong communication skills to help them easily share ideas, work with others, and reach their goals. They also connect how these skills can address obstacles and resolve conflict. Lastly, learners practice these skills by taking part in different workplace scenarios. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1200 may not take COM-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1250
General Education Introduction to Technical and Business Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners discover how to harness the power of words in a professional environment. Learners focus on the fundamentals of business and technical writing to understand how to write for a variety of purposes. Learners also gain the skills necessary to craft a clear and targeted message for any audience. Learners who have received credit for ENG-FPX1200 may not take ENG-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX2250
General Education Academic Research and Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners assess how to use writing to understand, influence, and connect with an audience. Learners identify how to use primary and secondary research to support their informed arguments, as well as how to document their research. Learners develop the skills necessary to research and analyze the writing of others to evaluate credibility.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX3200
General Education Ethics in Health Care
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain a better understanding of the ethical issues associated with the health care profession and the conceptual framework health care professionals use to make ethical decisions. Learners examine current and emerging ethical health care issues related to the various stages of the lifecycle and the quality of life. Learners also explore ethical issues associated with patient care from the perspectives of various health care professionals, including physicians, nurses, and administrators through the use of authentic, real-world examples.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX2000
General Education Ethics
6 quarter credits
Learners analyze major philosophical approaches to evaluating moral actions and apply them to contemporary issues. Learners assess their own moral beliefs and the ways these beliefs influence and inform their moral judgments and behavior.
6 quarter credits
HUM-FPX1150
General Education Cultural Understanding in a Global World
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop critical thinking and innovation skills by examining how the humanities relates to diverse cultures in a globally collected world. Learners explore various cultures from around the world and identify how to maximize diverse perspectives to improve personal and professional interactions.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX1200
General Education Philosophy of Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop and refine their professional presence by honing a set of essential skills to excel in school, work, and life. Learners apply problem solving skills and behaviors to scenarios in their current or anticipated discipline.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX2000
General Education Environmental Health
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use a multidisciplinary approach to identify and describe the environmental factors impacting individual and community health. Learners analyze the effects of various physical, biological, and chemical agents on the body and identify strategies to minimize the negative effects. Learners also assess and apply ways to protect and promote health and positively influence the quality of the environment.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX1000
General Education Human Biology
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the integrative relationship between human biological systems and the social sciences, arts, and communications. Learners build and apply an understanding of topics such as human anatomy, nature versus nurture, biological psychology, human disease, and concepts related to ancestry and biology. Learners also evaluate the accuracy of biological topics in the media. The course also includes lab experience.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2001
General Education Statistical Reasoning
6 quarter credits
This course introduces fundamental concepts of elementary statistics, including descriptive statistics, methods of counting, probability distributions, approximations, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Learners use these concepts to apply and interpret statistical results.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2100
General Education Data-Driven Decisions
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the applications of statistics to a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how every day decisions are supported by mathematics.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1100
General Education Unlocking the Secrets of Science and Innovation
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1150
General Education Science and Innovation
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1150
General Education Essential Math for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners gain an understanding of numbers and how to use and interpret them. Learners examine mathematics using an easily understandable approach for basic math and algebra to connect mathematical concepts and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1050
General Education College Algebra
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course evaluate and perform linear, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions that include algebraic, graphic, and numeric properties. Learners then apply these concepts to the social and natural sciences, business, and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2051
General Education Discrete Mathematics
6 quarter credits
Learners build an understanding of mathematical analysis techniques. Learners apply number logic and set theory, functions and sequences, relations equivalence, partial order, digraphs, recurrence relations, counting techniques, logic and techniques of proof, graphs, and algorithms to the fields of business and information technology. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX1050.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Psychology
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to the basic theories and principles of psychology and of the scientific methods of psychologists. Learners build understanding of core psychological theories and research and their application in areas of the brain, learning, memory, personality, social influence, lifespan development, psychopathology, and applied psychology. Learners apply the psychological concepts they learn to everyday situations through discussions and assignments. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1010 may not take PSYC-FPX1000.
6 quarter credits
BHA-FPX4002
General Education History of the United States Health Care System
3 quarter credits
Learners gain a historical view of the U.S. health care system and analyze the challenges and successes of an ever-changing and evolving industry from both a private and public health perspective. Learners also investigate health care innovations, regulatory bodies and technology to assess the evolutionary processes in medical education, changing practice, hospital industry growth and the continuum of care.
3 quarter credits
SOC-FPX2000
General Education Cultural Diversity
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain and demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity from a sociological perspective and identify the ways the societal structure affects micro-level experience. Learners evaluate theories that explain the cultural foundations of prejudice and discrimination, analyze the differences between majority and minority groups and racial and ethnic groups, and investigate the role of power in creating and supporting these differences at the structural level. Learners also assess the relationship between race, gender, and economics by examining past and current experiences of American minority groups.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Human Society
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use sociological theory and concepts to explore everyday life and gain knowledge of the ways individuals and society as a whole understand their collective social realities. As they examine cultural ideologies, learners are introduced to ways of objectively examining their personal perspectives on social issues.
6 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1100
General Education Taking Charge of Your Economic Future
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills.
4 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1150
General Education Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills. Learners who have received credit for ECO-FPX1100 may not take ECO-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
HIS-FPX1150
General Education U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key events in U.S. history and make connections to their influence and impact on society today. Learners analyze how knowledge of the past helps to understand the world today and make more informed decisions about the future. In addition, learners critically analyze information and decide what is credible and accurate to draw their own conclusions.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1150
General Education How Society Works: Diversity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners collaborate with colleagues to investigate diverse communities and interpret sociological research to develop a comprehensive understanding of society. Learners use the scientific method to improve their problem solving skills and make effective and informed decisions.
6 quarter credits
POL-FPX1100
General Education Introduction to American Government and Politics
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the foundations of the American Government and the fundamental workings of the political system in the United States. Learners investigate how governmental institutions and policies have impacted individuals and groups historically, how these governmental institutions continue to impact the daily lives of individuals today, and ways in which the political system can be improved to benefit everyone in the United States. Learners also analyze the Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
COM-FPX3700
General Education Conflict Resolution
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners identify and analyze the factors that promote conflict and apply the fundamental skills and tools used to resolve conflict in personal and professional situations.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1000
General Education English Composition
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to writing research techniques and various forms of writing, including expository writing. Learners strengthen and demonstrate their ability to think critically; to develop and organize writing topics; and to revise their writing for clarity of purpose, readability, and style.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1150
General Education Introduction to Digital Information and Literacy
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners build their knowledge of digital and information literacy and technological tools to stay organized, be well-informed, maximize their time, and stand out personally and professionally in the workplace. Learners use computers, software, and online tools to effectively complete a task, apply digital tools and organization techniques to effectively create timelines and set priorities, and investigate organizational strategies to maximize productivity, while leveraging information literacy strategies to ensure accuracy and evidence-based support for their work. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1100 may not take COM-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1250
General Education Workplace Communication
6 quarter credits
Learners consider everyday communication failures and discuss communication best practices to understand how to communicate well. Learners build strong communication skills to help them easily share ideas, work with others, and reach their goals. They also connect how these skills can address obstacles and resolve conflict. Lastly, learners practice these skills by taking part in different workplace scenarios. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1200 may not take COM-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1250
General Education Introduction to Technical and Business Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners discover how to harness the power of words in a professional environment. Learners focus on the fundamentals of business and technical writing to understand how to write for a variety of purposes. Learners also gain the skills necessary to craft a clear and targeted message for any audience. Learners who have received credit for ENG-FPX1200 may not take ENG-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX2250
General Education Academic Research and Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners assess how to use writing to understand, influence, and connect with an audience. Learners identify how to use primary and secondary research to support their informed arguments, as well as how to document their research. Learners develop the skills necessary to research and analyze the writing of others to evaluate credibility.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX3200
General Education Ethics in Health Care
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain a better understanding of the ethical issues associated with the health care profession and the conceptual framework health care professionals use to make ethical decisions. Learners examine current and emerging ethical health care issues related to the various stages of the lifecycle and the quality of life. Learners also explore ethical issues associated with patient care from the perspectives of various health care professionals, including physicians, nurses, and administrators through the use of authentic, real-world examples.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX2000
General Education Ethics
6 quarter credits
Learners analyze major philosophical approaches to evaluating moral actions and apply them to contemporary issues. Learners assess their own moral beliefs and the ways these beliefs influence and inform their moral judgments and behavior.
6 quarter credits
HUM-FPX1150
General Education Cultural Understanding in a Global World
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop critical thinking and innovation skills by examining how the humanities relates to diverse cultures in a globally collected world. Learners explore various cultures from around the world and identify how to maximize diverse perspectives to improve personal and professional interactions.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX1200
General Education Philosophy of Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop and refine their professional presence by honing a set of essential skills to excel in school, work, and life. Learners apply problem solving skills and behaviors to scenarios in their current or anticipated discipline.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX2000
General Education Environmental Health
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use a multidisciplinary approach to identify and describe the environmental factors impacting individual and community health. Learners analyze the effects of various physical, biological, and chemical agents on the body and identify strategies to minimize the negative effects. Learners also assess and apply ways to protect and promote health and positively influence the quality of the environment.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX1000
General Education Human Biology
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the integrative relationship between human biological systems and the social sciences, arts, and communications. Learners build and apply an understanding of topics such as human anatomy, nature versus nurture, biological psychology, human disease, and concepts related to ancestry and biology. Learners also evaluate the accuracy of biological topics in the media. The course also includes lab experience.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2001
General Education Statistical Reasoning
6 quarter credits
This course introduces fundamental concepts of elementary statistics, including descriptive statistics, methods of counting, probability distributions, approximations, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Learners use these concepts to apply and interpret statistical results.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2100
General Education Data-Driven Decisions
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the applications of statistics to a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how every day decisions are supported by mathematics.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1100
General Education Unlocking the Secrets of Science and Innovation
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1150
General Education Science and Innovation
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1150
General Education Essential Math for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners gain an understanding of numbers and how to use and interpret them. Learners examine mathematics using an easily understandable approach for basic math and algebra to connect mathematical concepts and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1050
General Education College Algebra
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course evaluate and perform linear, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions that include algebraic, graphic, and numeric properties. Learners then apply these concepts to the social and natural sciences, business, and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2051
General Education Discrete Mathematics
6 quarter credits
Learners build an understanding of mathematical analysis techniques. Learners apply number logic and set theory, functions and sequences, relations equivalence, partial order, digraphs, recurrence relations, counting techniques, logic and techniques of proof, graphs, and algorithms to the fields of business and information technology. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX1050.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Psychology
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to the basic theories and principles of psychology and of the scientific methods of psychologists. Learners build understanding of core psychological theories and research and their application in areas of the brain, learning, memory, personality, social influence, lifespan development, psychopathology, and applied psychology. Learners apply the psychological concepts they learn to everyday situations through discussions and assignments. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1010 may not take PSYC-FPX1000.
6 quarter credits
BHA-FPX4002
General Education History of the United States Health Care System
3 quarter credits
Learners gain a historical view of the U.S. health care system and analyze the challenges and successes of an ever-changing and evolving industry from both a private and public health perspective. Learners also investigate health care innovations, regulatory bodies and technology to assess the evolutionary processes in medical education, changing practice, hospital industry growth and the continuum of care.
3 quarter credits
SOC-FPX2000
General Education Cultural Diversity
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain and demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity from a sociological perspective and identify the ways the societal structure affects micro-level experience. Learners evaluate theories that explain the cultural foundations of prejudice and discrimination, analyze the differences between majority and minority groups and racial and ethnic groups, and investigate the role of power in creating and supporting these differences at the structural level. Learners also assess the relationship between race, gender, and economics by examining past and current experiences of American minority groups.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Human Society
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use sociological theory and concepts to explore everyday life and gain knowledge of the ways individuals and society as a whole understand their collective social realities. As they examine cultural ideologies, learners are introduced to ways of objectively examining their personal perspectives on social issues.
6 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1100
General Education Taking Charge of Your Economic Future
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills.
4 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1150
General Education Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills. Learners who have received credit for ECO-FPX1100 may not take ECO-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
HIS-FPX1150
General Education U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key events in U.S. history and make connections to their influence and impact on society today. Learners analyze how knowledge of the past helps to understand the world today and make more informed decisions about the future. In addition, learners critically analyze information and decide what is credible and accurate to draw their own conclusions.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1150
General Education How Society Works: Diversity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners collaborate with colleagues to investigate diverse communities and interpret sociological research to develop a comprehensive understanding of society. Learners use the scientific method to improve their problem solving skills and make effective and informed decisions.
6 quarter credits
POL-FPX1100
General Education Introduction to American Government and Politics
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the foundations of the American Government and the fundamental workings of the political system in the United States. Learners investigate how governmental institutions and policies have impacted individuals and groups historically, how these governmental institutions continue to impact the daily lives of individuals today, and ways in which the political system can be improved to benefit everyone in the United States. Learners also analyze the Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
COM-FPX3700
General Education Conflict Resolution
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners identify and analyze the factors that promote conflict and apply the fundamental skills and tools used to resolve conflict in personal and professional situations.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1000
General Education English Composition
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to writing research techniques and various forms of writing, including expository writing. Learners strengthen and demonstrate their ability to think critically; to develop and organize writing topics; and to revise their writing for clarity of purpose, readability, and style.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1150
General Education Introduction to Digital Information and Literacy
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners build their knowledge of digital and information literacy and technological tools to stay organized, be well-informed, maximize their time, and stand out personally and professionally in the workplace. Learners use computers, software, and online tools to effectively complete a task, apply digital tools and organization techniques to effectively create timelines and set priorities, and investigate organizational strategies to maximize productivity, while leveraging information literacy strategies to ensure accuracy and evidence-based support for their work. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1100 may not take COM-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1250
General Education Workplace Communication
6 quarter credits
Learners consider everyday communication failures and discuss communication best practices to understand how to communicate well. Learners build strong communication skills to help them easily share ideas, work with others, and reach their goals. They also connect how these skills can address obstacles and resolve conflict. Lastly, learners practice these skills by taking part in different workplace scenarios. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1200 may not take COM-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1250
General Education Introduction to Technical and Business Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners discover how to harness the power of words in a professional environment. Learners focus on the fundamentals of business and technical writing to understand how to write for a variety of purposes. Learners also gain the skills necessary to craft a clear and targeted message for any audience. Learners who have received credit for ENG-FPX1200 may not take ENG-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX2250
General Education Academic Research and Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners assess how to use writing to understand, influence, and connect with an audience. Learners identify how to use primary and secondary research to support their informed arguments, as well as how to document their research. Learners develop the skills necessary to research and analyze the writing of others to evaluate credibility.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX3200
General Education Ethics in Health Care
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain a better understanding of the ethical issues associated with the health care profession and the conceptual framework health care professionals use to make ethical decisions. Learners examine current and emerging ethical health care issues related to the various stages of the lifecycle and the quality of life. Learners also explore ethical issues associated with patient care from the perspectives of various health care professionals, including physicians, nurses, and administrators through the use of authentic, real-world examples.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX2000
General Education Ethics
6 quarter credits
Learners analyze major philosophical approaches to evaluating moral actions and apply them to contemporary issues. Learners assess their own moral beliefs and the ways these beliefs influence and inform their moral judgments and behavior.
6 quarter credits
HUM-FPX1150
General Education Cultural Understanding in a Global World
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop critical thinking and innovation skills by examining how the humanities relates to diverse cultures in a globally collected world. Learners explore various cultures from around the world and identify how to maximize diverse perspectives to improve personal and professional interactions.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX1200
General Education Philosophy of Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop and refine their professional presence by honing a set of essential skills to excel in school, work, and life. Learners apply problem solving skills and behaviors to scenarios in their current or anticipated discipline.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX2000
General Education Environmental Health
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use a multidisciplinary approach to identify and describe the environmental factors impacting individual and community health. Learners analyze the effects of various physical, biological, and chemical agents on the body and identify strategies to minimize the negative effects. Learners also assess and apply ways to protect and promote health and positively influence the quality of the environment.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX1000
General Education Human Biology
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the integrative relationship between human biological systems and the social sciences, arts, and communications. Learners build and apply an understanding of topics such as human anatomy, nature versus nurture, biological psychology, human disease, and concepts related to ancestry and biology. Learners also evaluate the accuracy of biological topics in the media. The course also includes lab experience.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2001
General Education Statistical Reasoning
6 quarter credits
This course introduces fundamental concepts of elementary statistics, including descriptive statistics, methods of counting, probability distributions, approximations, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Learners use these concepts to apply and interpret statistical results.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2100
General Education Data-Driven Decisions
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the applications of statistics to a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how every day decisions are supported by mathematics.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1100
General Education Unlocking the Secrets of Science and Innovation
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1150
General Education Science and Innovation
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1150
General Education Essential Math for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners gain an understanding of numbers and how to use and interpret them. Learners examine mathematics using an easily understandable approach for basic math and algebra to connect mathematical concepts and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1050
General Education College Algebra
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course evaluate and perform linear, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions that include algebraic, graphic, and numeric properties. Learners then apply these concepts to the social and natural sciences, business, and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2051
General Education Discrete Mathematics
6 quarter credits
Learners build an understanding of mathematical analysis techniques. Learners apply number logic and set theory, functions and sequences, relations equivalence, partial order, digraphs, recurrence relations, counting techniques, logic and techniques of proof, graphs, and algorithms to the fields of business and information technology. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX1050.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Psychology
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to the basic theories and principles of psychology and of the scientific methods of psychologists. Learners build understanding of core psychological theories and research and their application in areas of the brain, learning, memory, personality, social influence, lifespan development, psychopathology, and applied psychology. Learners apply the psychological concepts they learn to everyday situations through discussions and assignments. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1010 may not take PSYC-FPX1000.
6 quarter credits
BHA-FPX4002
General Education History of the United States Health Care System
3 quarter credits
Learners gain a historical view of the U.S. health care system and analyze the challenges and successes of an ever-changing and evolving industry from both a private and public health perspective. Learners also investigate health care innovations, regulatory bodies and technology to assess the evolutionary processes in medical education, changing practice, hospital industry growth and the continuum of care.
3 quarter credits
SOC-FPX2000
General Education Cultural Diversity
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain and demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity from a sociological perspective and identify the ways the societal structure affects micro-level experience. Learners evaluate theories that explain the cultural foundations of prejudice and discrimination, analyze the differences between majority and minority groups and racial and ethnic groups, and investigate the role of power in creating and supporting these differences at the structural level. Learners also assess the relationship between race, gender, and economics by examining past and current experiences of American minority groups.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Human Society
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use sociological theory and concepts to explore everyday life and gain knowledge of the ways individuals and society as a whole understand their collective social realities. As they examine cultural ideologies, learners are introduced to ways of objectively examining their personal perspectives on social issues.
6 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1100
General Education Taking Charge of Your Economic Future
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills.
4 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1150
General Education Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills. Learners who have received credit for ECO-FPX1100 may not take ECO-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
HIS-FPX1150
General Education U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key events in U.S. history and make connections to their influence and impact on society today. Learners analyze how knowledge of the past helps to understand the world today and make more informed decisions about the future. In addition, learners critically analyze information and decide what is credible and accurate to draw their own conclusions.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1150
General Education How Society Works: Diversity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners collaborate with colleagues to investigate diverse communities and interpret sociological research to develop a comprehensive understanding of society. Learners use the scientific method to improve their problem solving skills and make effective and informed decisions.
6 quarter credits
POL-FPX1100
General Education Introduction to American Government and Politics
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the foundations of the American Government and the fundamental workings of the political system in the United States. Learners investigate how governmental institutions and policies have impacted individuals and groups historically, how these governmental institutions continue to impact the daily lives of individuals today, and ways in which the political system can be improved to benefit everyone in the United States. Learners also analyze the Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
COM-FPX3700
General Education Conflict Resolution
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners identify and analyze the factors that promote conflict and apply the fundamental skills and tools used to resolve conflict in personal and professional situations.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1000
General Education English Composition
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to writing research techniques and various forms of writing, including expository writing. Learners strengthen and demonstrate their ability to think critically; to develop and organize writing topics; and to revise their writing for clarity of purpose, readability, and style.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1150
General Education Introduction to Digital Information and Literacy
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners build their knowledge of digital and information literacy and technological tools to stay organized, be well-informed, maximize their time, and stand out personally and professionally in the workplace. Learners use computers, software, and online tools to effectively complete a task, apply digital tools and organization techniques to effectively create timelines and set priorities, and investigate organizational strategies to maximize productivity, while leveraging information literacy strategies to ensure accuracy and evidence-based support for their work. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1100 may not take COM-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1250
General Education Workplace Communication
6 quarter credits
Learners consider everyday communication failures and discuss communication best practices to understand how to communicate well. Learners build strong communication skills to help them easily share ideas, work with others, and reach their goals. They also connect how these skills can address obstacles and resolve conflict. Lastly, learners practice these skills by taking part in different workplace scenarios. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1200 may not take COM-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1250
General Education Introduction to Technical and Business Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners discover how to harness the power of words in a professional environment. Learners focus on the fundamentals of business and technical writing to understand how to write for a variety of purposes. Learners also gain the skills necessary to craft a clear and targeted message for any audience. Learners who have received credit for ENG-FPX1200 may not take ENG-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX2250
General Education Academic Research and Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners assess how to use writing to understand, influence, and connect with an audience. Learners identify how to use primary and secondary research to support their informed arguments, as well as how to document their research. Learners develop the skills necessary to research and analyze the writing of others to evaluate credibility.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX3200
General Education Ethics in Health Care
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain a better understanding of the ethical issues associated with the health care profession and the conceptual framework health care professionals use to make ethical decisions. Learners examine current and emerging ethical health care issues related to the various stages of the lifecycle and the quality of life. Learners also explore ethical issues associated with patient care from the perspectives of various health care professionals, including physicians, nurses, and administrators through the use of authentic, real-world examples.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX2000
General Education Ethics
6 quarter credits
Learners analyze major philosophical approaches to evaluating moral actions and apply them to contemporary issues. Learners assess their own moral beliefs and the ways these beliefs influence and inform their moral judgments and behavior.
6 quarter credits
HUM-FPX1150
General Education Cultural Understanding in a Global World
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop critical thinking and innovation skills by examining how the humanities relates to diverse cultures in a globally collected world. Learners explore various cultures from around the world and identify how to maximize diverse perspectives to improve personal and professional interactions.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX1200
General Education Philosophy of Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop and refine their professional presence by honing a set of essential skills to excel in school, work, and life. Learners apply problem solving skills and behaviors to scenarios in their current or anticipated discipline.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX2000
General Education Environmental Health
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use a multidisciplinary approach to identify and describe the environmental factors impacting individual and community health. Learners analyze the effects of various physical, biological, and chemical agents on the body and identify strategies to minimize the negative effects. Learners also assess and apply ways to protect and promote health and positively influence the quality of the environment.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX1000
General Education Human Biology
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the integrative relationship between human biological systems and the social sciences, arts, and communications. Learners build and apply an understanding of topics such as human anatomy, nature versus nurture, biological psychology, human disease, and concepts related to ancestry and biology. Learners also evaluate the accuracy of biological topics in the media. The course also includes lab experience.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2001
General Education Statistical Reasoning
6 quarter credits
This course introduces fundamental concepts of elementary statistics, including descriptive statistics, methods of counting, probability distributions, approximations, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Learners use these concepts to apply and interpret statistical results.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2100
General Education Data-Driven Decisions
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the applications of statistics to a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how every day decisions are supported by mathematics.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1100
General Education Unlocking the Secrets of Science and Innovation
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1150
General Education Science and Innovation
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1150
General Education Essential Math for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners gain an understanding of numbers and how to use and interpret them. Learners examine mathematics using an easily understandable approach for basic math and algebra to connect mathematical concepts and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1050
General Education College Algebra
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course evaluate and perform linear, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions that include algebraic, graphic, and numeric properties. Learners then apply these concepts to the social and natural sciences, business, and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2051
General Education Discrete Mathematics
6 quarter credits
Learners build an understanding of mathematical analysis techniques. Learners apply number logic and set theory, functions and sequences, relations equivalence, partial order, digraphs, recurrence relations, counting techniques, logic and techniques of proof, graphs, and algorithms to the fields of business and information technology. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX1050.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Psychology
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to the basic theories and principles of psychology and of the scientific methods of psychologists. Learners build understanding of core psychological theories and research and their application in areas of the brain, learning, memory, personality, social influence, lifespan development, psychopathology, and applied psychology. Learners apply the psychological concepts they learn to everyday situations through discussions and assignments. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1010 may not take PSYC-FPX1000.
6 quarter credits
BHA-FPX4002
General Education History of the United States Health Care System
3 quarter credits
Learners gain a historical view of the U.S. health care system and analyze the challenges and successes of an ever-changing and evolving industry from both a private and public health perspective. Learners also investigate health care innovations, regulatory bodies and technology to assess the evolutionary processes in medical education, changing practice, hospital industry growth and the continuum of care.
3 quarter credits
SOC-FPX2000
General Education Cultural Diversity
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain and demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity from a sociological perspective and identify the ways the societal structure affects micro-level experience. Learners evaluate theories that explain the cultural foundations of prejudice and discrimination, analyze the differences between majority and minority groups and racial and ethnic groups, and investigate the role of power in creating and supporting these differences at the structural level. Learners also assess the relationship between race, gender, and economics by examining past and current experiences of American minority groups.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Human Society
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use sociological theory and concepts to explore everyday life and gain knowledge of the ways individuals and society as a whole understand their collective social realities. As they examine cultural ideologies, learners are introduced to ways of objectively examining their personal perspectives on social issues.
6 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1100
General Education Taking Charge of Your Economic Future
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills.
4 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1150
General Education Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills. Learners who have received credit for ECO-FPX1100 may not take ECO-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
HIS-FPX1150
General Education U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key events in U.S. history and make connections to their influence and impact on society today. Learners analyze how knowledge of the past helps to understand the world today and make more informed decisions about the future. In addition, learners critically analyze information and decide what is credible and accurate to draw their own conclusions.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1150
General Education How Society Works: Diversity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners collaborate with colleagues to investigate diverse communities and interpret sociological research to develop a comprehensive understanding of society. Learners use the scientific method to improve their problem solving skills and make effective and informed decisions.
6 quarter credits
POL-FPX1100
General Education Introduction to American Government and Politics
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the foundations of the American Government and the fundamental workings of the political system in the United States. Learners investigate how governmental institutions and policies have impacted individuals and groups historically, how these governmental institutions continue to impact the daily lives of individuals today, and ways in which the political system can be improved to benefit everyone in the United States. Learners also analyze the Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
COM-FPX3700
General Education Conflict Resolution
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners identify and analyze the factors that promote conflict and apply the fundamental skills and tools used to resolve conflict in personal and professional situations.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1000
General Education English Composition
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to writing research techniques and various forms of writing, including expository writing. Learners strengthen and demonstrate their ability to think critically; to develop and organize writing topics; and to revise their writing for clarity of purpose, readability, and style.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1150
General Education Introduction to Digital Information and Literacy
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners build their knowledge of digital and information literacy and technological tools to stay organized, be well-informed, maximize their time, and stand out personally and professionally in the workplace. Learners use computers, software, and online tools to effectively complete a task, apply digital tools and organization techniques to effectively create timelines and set priorities, and investigate organizational strategies to maximize productivity, while leveraging information literacy strategies to ensure accuracy and evidence-based support for their work. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1100 may not take COM-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1250
General Education Workplace Communication
6 quarter credits
Learners consider everyday communication failures and discuss communication best practices to understand how to communicate well. Learners build strong communication skills to help them easily share ideas, work with others, and reach their goals. They also connect how these skills can address obstacles and resolve conflict. Lastly, learners practice these skills by taking part in different workplace scenarios. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1200 may not take COM-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1250
General Education Introduction to Technical and Business Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners discover how to harness the power of words in a professional environment. Learners focus on the fundamentals of business and technical writing to understand how to write for a variety of purposes. Learners also gain the skills necessary to craft a clear and targeted message for any audience. Learners who have received credit for ENG-FPX1200 may not take ENG-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX2250
General Education Academic Research and Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners assess how to use writing to understand, influence, and connect with an audience. Learners identify how to use primary and secondary research to support their informed arguments, as well as how to document their research. Learners develop the skills necessary to research and analyze the writing of others to evaluate credibility.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX3200
General Education Ethics in Health Care
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain a better understanding of the ethical issues associated with the health care profession and the conceptual framework health care professionals use to make ethical decisions. Learners examine current and emerging ethical health care issues related to the various stages of the lifecycle and the quality of life. Learners also explore ethical issues associated with patient care from the perspectives of various health care professionals, including physicians, nurses, and administrators through the use of authentic, real-world examples.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX2000
General Education Ethics
6 quarter credits
Learners analyze major philosophical approaches to evaluating moral actions and apply them to contemporary issues. Learners assess their own moral beliefs and the ways these beliefs influence and inform their moral judgments and behavior.
6 quarter credits
HUM-FPX1150
General Education Cultural Understanding in a Global World
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop critical thinking and innovation skills by examining how the humanities relates to diverse cultures in a globally collected world. Learners explore various cultures from around the world and identify how to maximize diverse perspectives to improve personal and professional interactions.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX1200
General Education Philosophy of Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop and refine their professional presence by honing a set of essential skills to excel in school, work, and life. Learners apply problem solving skills and behaviors to scenarios in their current or anticipated discipline.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX2000
General Education Environmental Health
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use a multidisciplinary approach to identify and describe the environmental factors impacting individual and community health. Learners analyze the effects of various physical, biological, and chemical agents on the body and identify strategies to minimize the negative effects. Learners also assess and apply ways to protect and promote health and positively influence the quality of the environment.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX1000
General Education Human Biology
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the integrative relationship between human biological systems and the social sciences, arts, and communications. Learners build and apply an understanding of topics such as human anatomy, nature versus nurture, biological psychology, human disease, and concepts related to ancestry and biology. Learners also evaluate the accuracy of biological topics in the media. The course also includes lab experience.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2001
General Education Statistical Reasoning
6 quarter credits
This course introduces fundamental concepts of elementary statistics, including descriptive statistics, methods of counting, probability distributions, approximations, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Learners use these concepts to apply and interpret statistical results.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2100
General Education Data-Driven Decisions
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the applications of statistics to a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how every day decisions are supported by mathematics.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1100
General Education Unlocking the Secrets of Science and Innovation
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1150
General Education Science and Innovation
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1150
General Education Essential Math for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners gain an understanding of numbers and how to use and interpret them. Learners examine mathematics using an easily understandable approach for basic math and algebra to connect mathematical concepts and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1050
General Education College Algebra
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course evaluate and perform linear, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions that include algebraic, graphic, and numeric properties. Learners then apply these concepts to the social and natural sciences, business, and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2051
General Education Discrete Mathematics
6 quarter credits
Learners build an understanding of mathematical analysis techniques. Learners apply number logic and set theory, functions and sequences, relations equivalence, partial order, digraphs, recurrence relations, counting techniques, logic and techniques of proof, graphs, and algorithms to the fields of business and information technology. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX1050.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Psychology
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to the basic theories and principles of psychology and of the scientific methods of psychologists. Learners build understanding of core psychological theories and research and their application in areas of the brain, learning, memory, personality, social influence, lifespan development, psychopathology, and applied psychology. Learners apply the psychological concepts they learn to everyday situations through discussions and assignments. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1010 may not take PSYC-FPX1000.
6 quarter credits
BHA-FPX4002
General Education History of the United States Health Care System
3 quarter credits
Learners gain a historical view of the U.S. health care system and analyze the challenges and successes of an ever-changing and evolving industry from both a private and public health perspective. Learners also investigate health care innovations, regulatory bodies and technology to assess the evolutionary processes in medical education, changing practice, hospital industry growth and the continuum of care.
3 quarter credits
SOC-FPX2000
General Education Cultural Diversity
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain and demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity from a sociological perspective and identify the ways the societal structure affects micro-level experience. Learners evaluate theories that explain the cultural foundations of prejudice and discrimination, analyze the differences between majority and minority groups and racial and ethnic groups, and investigate the role of power in creating and supporting these differences at the structural level. Learners also assess the relationship between race, gender, and economics by examining past and current experiences of American minority groups.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Human Society
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use sociological theory and concepts to explore everyday life and gain knowledge of the ways individuals and society as a whole understand their collective social realities. As they examine cultural ideologies, learners are introduced to ways of objectively examining their personal perspectives on social issues.
6 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1100
General Education Taking Charge of Your Economic Future
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills.
4 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1150
General Education Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills. Learners who have received credit for ECO-FPX1100 may not take ECO-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
HIS-FPX1150
General Education U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key events in U.S. history and make connections to their influence and impact on society today. Learners analyze how knowledge of the past helps to understand the world today and make more informed decisions about the future. In addition, learners critically analyze information and decide what is credible and accurate to draw their own conclusions.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1150
General Education How Society Works: Diversity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners collaborate with colleagues to investigate diverse communities and interpret sociological research to develop a comprehensive understanding of society. Learners use the scientific method to improve their problem solving skills and make effective and informed decisions.
6 quarter credits
POL-FPX1100
General Education Introduction to American Government and Politics
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the foundations of the American Government and the fundamental workings of the political system in the United States. Learners investigate how governmental institutions and policies have impacted individuals and groups historically, how these governmental institutions continue to impact the daily lives of individuals today, and ways in which the political system can be improved to benefit everyone in the United States. Learners also analyze the Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
COM-FPX3700
General Education Conflict Resolution
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners identify and analyze the factors that promote conflict and apply the fundamental skills and tools used to resolve conflict in personal and professional situations.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1000
General Education English Composition
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to writing research techniques and various forms of writing, including expository writing. Learners strengthen and demonstrate their ability to think critically; to develop and organize writing topics; and to revise their writing for clarity of purpose, readability, and style.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1150
General Education Introduction to Digital Information and Literacy
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners build their knowledge of digital and information literacy and technological tools to stay organized, be well-informed, maximize their time, and stand out personally and professionally in the workplace. Learners use computers, software, and online tools to effectively complete a task, apply digital tools and organization techniques to effectively create timelines and set priorities, and investigate organizational strategies to maximize productivity, while leveraging information literacy strategies to ensure accuracy and evidence-based support for their work. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1100 may not take COM-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1250
General Education Workplace Communication
6 quarter credits
Learners consider everyday communication failures and discuss communication best practices to understand how to communicate well. Learners build strong communication skills to help them easily share ideas, work with others, and reach their goals. They also connect how these skills can address obstacles and resolve conflict. Lastly, learners practice these skills by taking part in different workplace scenarios. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1200 may not take COM-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1250
General Education Introduction to Technical and Business Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners discover how to harness the power of words in a professional environment. Learners focus on the fundamentals of business and technical writing to understand how to write for a variety of purposes. Learners also gain the skills necessary to craft a clear and targeted message for any audience. Learners who have received credit for ENG-FPX1200 may not take ENG-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX2250
General Education Academic Research and Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners assess how to use writing to understand, influence, and connect with an audience. Learners identify how to use primary and secondary research to support their informed arguments, as well as how to document their research. Learners develop the skills necessary to research and analyze the writing of others to evaluate credibility.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX3200
General Education Ethics in Health Care
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain a better understanding of the ethical issues associated with the health care profession and the conceptual framework health care professionals use to make ethical decisions. Learners examine current and emerging ethical health care issues related to the various stages of the lifecycle and the quality of life. Learners also explore ethical issues associated with patient care from the perspectives of various health care professionals, including physicians, nurses, and administrators through the use of authentic, real-world examples.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX2000
General Education Ethics
6 quarter credits
Learners analyze major philosophical approaches to evaluating moral actions and apply them to contemporary issues. Learners assess their own moral beliefs and the ways these beliefs influence and inform their moral judgments and behavior.
6 quarter credits
HUM-FPX1150
General Education Cultural Understanding in a Global World
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop critical thinking and innovation skills by examining how the humanities relates to diverse cultures in a globally collected world. Learners explore various cultures from around the world and identify how to maximize diverse perspectives to improve personal and professional interactions.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX1200
General Education Philosophy of Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop and refine their professional presence by honing a set of essential skills to excel in school, work, and life. Learners apply problem solving skills and behaviors to scenarios in their current or anticipated discipline.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX2000
General Education Environmental Health
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use a multidisciplinary approach to identify and describe the environmental factors impacting individual and community health. Learners analyze the effects of various physical, biological, and chemical agents on the body and identify strategies to minimize the negative effects. Learners also assess and apply ways to protect and promote health and positively influence the quality of the environment.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX1000
General Education Human Biology
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the integrative relationship between human biological systems and the social sciences, arts, and communications. Learners build and apply an understanding of topics such as human anatomy, nature versus nurture, biological psychology, human disease, and concepts related to ancestry and biology. Learners also evaluate the accuracy of biological topics in the media. The course also includes lab experience.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2001
General Education Statistical Reasoning
6 quarter credits
This course introduces fundamental concepts of elementary statistics, including descriptive statistics, methods of counting, probability distributions, approximations, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Learners use these concepts to apply and interpret statistical results.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2100
General Education Data-Driven Decisions
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the applications of statistics to a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how every day decisions are supported by mathematics.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1100
General Education Unlocking the Secrets of Science and Innovation
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1150
General Education Science and Innovation
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1150
General Education Essential Math for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners gain an understanding of numbers and how to use and interpret them. Learners examine mathematics using an easily understandable approach for basic math and algebra to connect mathematical concepts and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1050
General Education College Algebra
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course evaluate and perform linear, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions that include algebraic, graphic, and numeric properties. Learners then apply these concepts to the social and natural sciences, business, and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2051
General Education Discrete Mathematics
6 quarter credits
Learners build an understanding of mathematical analysis techniques. Learners apply number logic and set theory, functions and sequences, relations equivalence, partial order, digraphs, recurrence relations, counting techniques, logic and techniques of proof, graphs, and algorithms to the fields of business and information technology. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX1050.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Psychology
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to the basic theories and principles of psychology and of the scientific methods of psychologists. Learners build understanding of core psychological theories and research and their application in areas of the brain, learning, memory, personality, social influence, lifespan development, psychopathology, and applied psychology. Learners apply the psychological concepts they learn to everyday situations through discussions and assignments. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1010 may not take PSYC-FPX1000.
6 quarter credits
BHA-FPX4002
General Education History of the United States Health Care System
3 quarter credits
Learners gain a historical view of the U.S. health care system and analyze the challenges and successes of an ever-changing and evolving industry from both a private and public health perspective. Learners also investigate health care innovations, regulatory bodies and technology to assess the evolutionary processes in medical education, changing practice, hospital industry growth and the continuum of care.
3 quarter credits
SOC-FPX2000
General Education Cultural Diversity
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain and demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity from a sociological perspective and identify the ways the societal structure affects micro-level experience. Learners evaluate theories that explain the cultural foundations of prejudice and discrimination, analyze the differences between majority and minority groups and racial and ethnic groups, and investigate the role of power in creating and supporting these differences at the structural level. Learners also assess the relationship between race, gender, and economics by examining past and current experiences of American minority groups.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Human Society
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use sociological theory and concepts to explore everyday life and gain knowledge of the ways individuals and society as a whole understand their collective social realities. As they examine cultural ideologies, learners are introduced to ways of objectively examining their personal perspectives on social issues.
6 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1100
General Education Taking Charge of Your Economic Future
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills.
4 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1150
General Education Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills. Learners who have received credit for ECO-FPX1100 may not take ECO-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
HIS-FPX1150
General Education U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key events in U.S. history and make connections to their influence and impact on society today. Learners analyze how knowledge of the past helps to understand the world today and make more informed decisions about the future. In addition, learners critically analyze information and decide what is credible and accurate to draw their own conclusions.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1150
General Education How Society Works: Diversity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners collaborate with colleagues to investigate diverse communities and interpret sociological research to develop a comprehensive understanding of society. Learners use the scientific method to improve their problem solving skills and make effective and informed decisions.
6 quarter credits
POL-FPX1100
General Education Introduction to American Government and Politics
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the foundations of the American Government and the fundamental workings of the political system in the United States. Learners investigate how governmental institutions and policies have impacted individuals and groups historically, how these governmental institutions continue to impact the daily lives of individuals today, and ways in which the political system can be improved to benefit everyone in the United States. Learners also analyze the Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
Required Social Science
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PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
Math and Science
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BIO-FPX2000
General Education Environmental Health
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use a multidisciplinary approach to identify and describe the environmental factors impacting individual and community health. Learners analyze the effects of various physical, biological, and chemical agents on the body and identify strategies to minimize the negative effects. Learners also assess and apply ways to protect and promote health and positively influence the quality of the environment.
6 quarter credits
BIO-FPX1000
General Education Human Biology
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the integrative relationship between human biological systems and the social sciences, arts, and communications. Learners build and apply an understanding of topics such as human anatomy, nature versus nurture, biological psychology, human disease, and concepts related to ancestry and biology. Learners also evaluate the accuracy of biological topics in the media. The course also includes lab experience.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2001
General Education Statistical Reasoning
6 quarter credits
This course introduces fundamental concepts of elementary statistics, including descriptive statistics, methods of counting, probability distributions, approximations, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Learners use these concepts to apply and interpret statistical results.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2100
General Education Data-Driven Decisions
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine the applications of statistics to a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how every day decisions are supported by mathematics.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1100
General Education Unlocking the Secrets of Science and Innovation
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
4 quarter credits
NSC-FPX1150
General Education Science and Innovation
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners analyze concepts from the physical and biological sciences to identify the connections between science and innovation. Learners investigate how science and innovation influence society as they develop critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1150
General Education Essential Math for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners gain an understanding of numbers and how to use and interpret them. Learners examine mathematics using an easily understandable approach for basic math and algebra to connect mathematical concepts and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX1050
General Education College Algebra
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course evaluate and perform linear, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions that include algebraic, graphic, and numeric properties. Learners then apply these concepts to the social and natural sciences, business, and everyday life.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2051
General Education Discrete Mathematics
6 quarter credits
Learners build an understanding of mathematical analysis techniques. Learners apply number logic and set theory, functions and sequences, relations equivalence, partial order, digraphs, recurrence relations, counting techniques, logic and techniques of proof, graphs, and algorithms to the fields of business and information technology. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX1050.
6 quarter credits
MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
Communication
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COM-FPX3700
General Education Conflict Resolution
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners identify and analyze the factors that promote conflict and apply the fundamental skills and tools used to resolve conflict in personal and professional situations.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1000
General Education English Composition
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to writing research techniques and various forms of writing, including expository writing. Learners strengthen and demonstrate their ability to think critically; to develop and organize writing topics; and to revise their writing for clarity of purpose, readability, and style.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1150
General Education Introduction to Digital Information and Literacy
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners build their knowledge of digital and information literacy and technological tools to stay organized, be well-informed, maximize their time, and stand out personally and professionally in the workplace. Learners use computers, software, and online tools to effectively complete a task, apply digital tools and organization techniques to effectively create timelines and set priorities, and investigate organizational strategies to maximize productivity, while leveraging information literacy strategies to ensure accuracy and evidence-based support for their work. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1100 may not take COM-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
COM-FPX1250
General Education Workplace Communication
6 quarter credits
Learners consider everyday communication failures and discuss communication best practices to understand how to communicate well. Learners build strong communication skills to help them easily share ideas, work with others, and reach their goals. They also connect how these skills can address obstacles and resolve conflict. Lastly, learners practice these skills by taking part in different workplace scenarios. Learners who have received credit for COM-FPX1200 may not take COM-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX1250
General Education Introduction to Technical and Business Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners discover how to harness the power of words in a professional environment. Learners focus on the fundamentals of business and technical writing to understand how to write for a variety of purposes. Learners also gain the skills necessary to craft a clear and targeted message for any audience. Learners who have received credit for ENG-FPX1200 may not take ENG-FPX1250.
6 quarter credits
ENG-FPX2250
General Education Academic Research and Writing
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners assess how to use writing to understand, influence, and connect with an audience. Learners identify how to use primary and secondary research to support their informed arguments, as well as how to document their research. Learners develop the skills necessary to research and analyze the writing of others to evaluate credibility.
6 quarter credits
Required Math and Science
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MAT-FPX2150
General Education Data and Statistics for Everyday Life
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the theory and applications of statistics in a variety of fields. Learners develop mathematical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and quantitative communication skills to prepare them for future academic coursework and professional life. Learners also gain an understanding of how everyday decisions are supported by statistical information.
6 quarter credits
Required Communication
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General Education
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Humanities
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PHI-FPX3200
General Education Ethics in Health Care
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain a better understanding of the ethical issues associated with the health care profession and the conceptual framework health care professionals use to make ethical decisions. Learners examine current and emerging ethical health care issues related to the various stages of the lifecycle and the quality of life. Learners also explore ethical issues associated with patient care from the perspectives of various health care professionals, including physicians, nurses, and administrators through the use of authentic, real-world examples.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX2000
General Education Ethics
6 quarter credits
Learners analyze major philosophical approaches to evaluating moral actions and apply them to contemporary issues. Learners assess their own moral beliefs and the ways these beliefs influence and inform their moral judgments and behavior.
6 quarter credits
HUM-FPX1150
General Education Cultural Understanding in a Global World
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop critical thinking and innovation skills by examining how the humanities relates to diverse cultures in a globally collected world. Learners explore various cultures from around the world and identify how to maximize diverse perspectives to improve personal and professional interactions.
6 quarter credits
PHI-FPX1200
General Education Philosophy of Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners develop and refine their professional presence by honing a set of essential skills to excel in school, work, and life. Learners apply problem solving skills and behaviors to scenarios in their current or anticipated discipline.
6 quarter credits
Social Science
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PSYC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Psychology
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to the basic theories and principles of psychology and of the scientific methods of psychologists. Learners build understanding of core psychological theories and research and their application in areas of the brain, learning, memory, personality, social influence, lifespan development, psychopathology, and applied psychology. Learners apply the psychological concepts they learn to everyday situations through discussions and assignments. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1010 may not take PSYC-FPX1000.
6 quarter credits
BHA-FPX4002
General Education History of the United States Health Care System
3 quarter credits
Learners gain a historical view of the U.S. health care system and analyze the challenges and successes of an ever-changing and evolving industry from both a private and public health perspective. Learners also investigate health care innovations, regulatory bodies and technology to assess the evolutionary processes in medical education, changing practice, hospital industry growth and the continuum of care.
3 quarter credits
SOC-FPX2000
General Education Cultural Diversity
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain and demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity from a sociological perspective and identify the ways the societal structure affects micro-level experience. Learners evaluate theories that explain the cultural foundations of prejudice and discrimination, analyze the differences between majority and minority groups and racial and ethnic groups, and investigate the role of power in creating and supporting these differences at the structural level. Learners also assess the relationship between race, gender, and economics by examining past and current experiences of American minority groups.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Human Society
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use sociological theory and concepts to explore everyday life and gain knowledge of the ways individuals and society as a whole understand their collective social realities. As they examine cultural ideologies, learners are introduced to ways of objectively examining their personal perspectives on social issues.
6 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1100
General Education Taking Charge of Your Economic Future
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills.
4 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1150
General Education Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills. Learners who have received credit for ECO-FPX1100 may not take ECO-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
HIS-FPX1150
General Education U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key events in U.S. history and make connections to their influence and impact on society today. Learners analyze how knowledge of the past helps to understand the world today and make more informed decisions about the future. In addition, learners critically analyze information and decide what is credible and accurate to draw their own conclusions.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1150
General Education How Society Works: Diversity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners collaborate with colleagues to investigate diverse communities and interpret sociological research to develop a comprehensive understanding of society. Learners use the scientific method to improve their problem solving skills and make effective and informed decisions.
6 quarter credits
POL-FPX1100
General Education Introduction to American Government and Politics
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the foundations of the American Government and the fundamental workings of the political system in the United States. Learners investigate how governmental institutions and policies have impacted individuals and groups historically, how these governmental institutions continue to impact the daily lives of individuals today, and ways in which the political system can be improved to benefit everyone in the United States. Learners also analyze the Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Psychology
6 quarter credits
This course is an introduction to the basic theories and principles of psychology and of the scientific methods of psychologists. Learners build understanding of core psychological theories and research and their application in areas of the brain, learning, memory, personality, social influence, lifespan development, psychopathology, and applied psychology. Learners apply the psychological concepts they learn to everyday situations through discussions and assignments. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1010 may not take PSYC-FPX1000.
6 quarter credits
BHA-FPX4002
General Education History of the United States Health Care System
3 quarter credits
Learners gain a historical view of the U.S. health care system and analyze the challenges and successes of an ever-changing and evolving industry from both a private and public health perspective. Learners also investigate health care innovations, regulatory bodies and technology to assess the evolutionary processes in medical education, changing practice, hospital industry growth and the continuum of care.
3 quarter credits
SOC-FPX2000
General Education Cultural Diversity
6 quarter credits
Learners in this course gain and demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity from a sociological perspective and identify the ways the societal structure affects micro-level experience. Learners evaluate theories that explain the cultural foundations of prejudice and discrimination, analyze the differences between majority and minority groups and racial and ethnic groups, and investigate the role of power in creating and supporting these differences at the structural level. Learners also assess the relationship between race, gender, and economics by examining past and current experiences of American minority groups.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1000
General Education Introduction to Human Society
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners use sociological theory and concepts to explore everyday life and gain knowledge of the ways individuals and society as a whole understand their collective social realities. As they examine cultural ideologies, learners are introduced to ways of objectively examining their personal perspectives on social issues.
6 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1100
General Education Taking Charge of Your Economic Future
4 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills.
4 quarter credits
ECO-FPX1150
General Education Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key concepts of economics and personal finance. Learners gain the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage analysis tools, as well as economic reasoning and planning skills. Learners who have received credit for ECO-FPX1100 may not take ECO-FPX1150.
6 quarter credits
HIS-FPX1150
General Education U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners investigate key events in U.S. history and make connections to their influence and impact on society today. Learners analyze how knowledge of the past helps to understand the world today and make more informed decisions about the future. In addition, learners critically analyze information and decide what is credible and accurate to draw their own conclusions.
6 quarter credits
SOC-FPX1150
General Education How Society Works: Diversity, Collaboration, and Problem Solving
6 quarter credits
In this course, learners collaborate with colleagues to investigate diverse communities and interpret sociological research to develop a comprehensive understanding of society. Learners use the scientific method to improve their problem solving skills and make effective and informed decisions.
6 quarter credits
POL-FPX1100
General Education Introduction to American Government and Politics
6 quarter credits
Learners examine the foundations of the American Government and the fundamental workings of the political system in the United States. Learners investigate how governmental institutions and policies have impacted individuals and groups historically, how these governmental institutions continue to impact the daily lives of individuals today, and ways in which the political system can be improved to benefit everyone in the United States. Learners also analyze the Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1010
General Education Introductory Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners identify the major subdisciplines of psychology and analyze how psychologists develop understanding of human nature and behavior through scientific research. Learners examine such areas as the brain and memory, cognition, human development, emotions, motivations, social influence, and psychological disorders. Learners apply this knowledge on personal, professional, and societal levels through assignments involving everyday situations and global issues. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX1000 may not take PSYC-FPX1010.
3 quarter credits
Total
At least 90 program points, including a minimum of 27 program points from the 3000-level and above.
One or more courses in this program may require a prerequisite(s). Refer to the course descriptions for details.
Learners who do not complete all program requirements within quarter credit/program point minimums will be required to accrue such additional quarter credits/program points as are associated with any additional or repeat coursework necessary for successful completion of program requirements.
† Learners in this specialization choose general education and elective courses from the FlexPath (-FPX) course list.
GuidedPath courses and FlexPath courses fulfill the program requirements and prerequisites for each delivery model.
Specialization course requirements
Complete at least 24 program points in the specialization courses category shown below.
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Specialization Elective
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Specialization Elective
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Specialization Elective
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Specialization Elective
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Specialization Elective
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At least 90 program points, including a minimum of 27 program points from the 3000-level and above.
One or more courses in this program may require a prerequisite(s). Refer to the course descriptions for details.
Learners who do not complete all program requirements within quarter credit/program point minimums will be required to accrue such additional quarter credits/program points as are associated with any additional or repeat coursework necessary for successful completion of program requirements.
† Learners in this specialization choose general education and elective courses from the FlexPath (-FPX) course list.
GuidedPath courses and FlexPath courses fulfill the program requirements and prerequisites for each delivery model.
Capstone course requirements
The capstone course is a requirement for your final quarter and is a total of 3 program points.
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PSYC-FPX4900
Capstone Psychology Capstone Project
6 quarter credits
The capstone project is the culmination of the bachelor's degree program in Psychology and provides learners the opportunity to demonstrate the research, analysis, writing, and communication skills they've gained during their program. Throughout the course, learners examine real-life implications of psychology and how practicing the principles of the field may optimally contribute to society. During the capstone experience, learners also explore how this degree can support their next steps, both professionally and personally. For BS in Psychology, FlexPath option learners only. Must be taken during the learner's final quarter. Prerequisite(s): PSYC-FPX4600. Cannot be fulfilled by transfer or credit for prior learning.
6 quarter credits
Total
At least 90 program points, including a minimum of 27 program points from the 3000-level and above.
One or more courses in this program may require a prerequisite(s). Refer to the course descriptions for details.
Learners who do not complete all program requirements within quarter credit/program point minimums will be required to accrue such additional quarter credits/program points as are associated with any additional or repeat coursework necessary for successful completion of program requirements.
† Learners in this specialization choose general education and elective courses from the FlexPath (-FPX) course list.
GuidedPath courses and FlexPath courses fulfill the program requirements and prerequisites for each delivery model.
Core course requirements
Complete at least 42 quarter credits in the core courses category. Choose from the courses shown below.
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PSYC-FPX2002
Core The Skillful Psychology Learner
6 quarter credits
Learners strengthen their academic writing, critical thinking, problem solving, research, and organizational skills in relation to psychology so that they may grow and apply professional skills within their program and the workplace. Learners build information literacy skills and develop an understanding of how to prepare for a career with their bachelor's degree in psychology. For BS in Psychology, FlexPath option only. Learners may only earn credit for PSYC-FPX2002 or PSYC-FPX3002. Must be taken during the learner's first quarter. Cannot be fulfilled by transfer or prior learning assessment.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX1540
Core Psychology in a Diverse World
3 quarter credits
Learners identify basic concepts of diversity within the scientific study of human thoughts and behavior. Learners gain an understanding of social and cultural differences as well as review tools for thinking about diversity within a psychological framework. Learners examine psychological theories and research related to gender, age, race, ethnicity, weight, and sexual orientation while exploring the effects of stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination. Learners further review methods of coping with social stigma and responding to inequities. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX3540 may not take PSYC-FPX1540.
3 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX2600
Core Development Across the Lifespan
3 quarter credits
Learners analyze physical, cognitive, and sociocultural development throughout the human lifespan as viewed by research and theories, both classical and contemporary. Learners explore the notable milestones across life's stages, the interaction between heredity and the environment, and the experience of aging. Learners review the methods used to study human development, engage in scientific reasoning about related topics, and consider ethics. Learners further consider the relationship between lifespan developmental knowledge and their personal and professional lives. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX3210 may not take PSY-FPXC2600.
3 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX2700
Core Child Development
3 quarter credits
In this course, learners examine and apply theory and research in the cognitive, social, and physical domains of human development from prenatal through middle childhood. Learners describe how cultural and societal contexts shape development during childhood, and investigate career options in child development and related fields.
3 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX2720
Core Adolescent Psychology
3 quarter credits
Learners investigate the scientific study of the biological, cognitive, psychological, emotional, and social changes that occur during adolescence. Using major theories and research findings, learners examine physical and mental growth, biology, gender roles, sexuality, resilience, mental health, and family and peer relationships. Learners also consider educational and vocational factors in addition to how cultural and societal contexts influence adolescents.
3 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX2740
Core Adult Development and Aging (
3 quarter credits
Learners investigate the aging process and adult development period from an interdisciplinary perspective, with particular emphasis on physical, cognitive, social, and psychological aspects. Learners examine health, resilience, and meaning in life, emphasizing a path towards a successful life journey. Additionally, learners explore diversity and inequality in the aging experience as well as myths and stereotypes around aging.
3 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX2520
Core Social Psychology in Action
3 quarter credits
Learners cultivate an understanding of how the social context influences an individual's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Learners examine the three areas of social perception, interaction, and influence, in particular. Learners gain an understanding of social cognition, the social self, interpersonal relationships, helping behavior, attitude formation, aggression, discrimination, group dynamics, and social dilemmas and consider this information in the context of public policy and the workplace. Learners who have received credit for PSYC-FPX3520 may not take PSY-FPXC2520.
3 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX3310
Core Brain, Body, and Behavior
6 quarter credits
Learners explore the mind-body connection and the biological bases of behavior. Learners study the structure and functions of the nervous system, brain evolution and plasticity, methodology of physiological psychology, and the neurological bases of sensation, perception, motivation, emotion, and higher cortical functions. Learners also explore biopsychological underpinnings of sleep and consciousness, addiction, and mental health. Prerequisite(s): PSYC-FPX1010 or PSYC-FPX1000 or PSYC1600 or Student Group ARPS.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX3700
Core Statistics for Psychology
6 quarter credits
Learners apply quantitative statistics to the study of human behavior. Learners systematically examine and test hypotheses and relationships using statistical software; interpret, display, and present statistical data; and analyze the validity of arguments based on statistics. In particular, learners gain and demonstrate skills required to conduct statistical sampling, define statistical assumptions and requirements, test statistical differences between and among groups, evaluate correlations, calculate effect size, and determine practical and statistical significance. Learners also consider career contingencies as they relate to statistics. Cannot be fulfilled by transfer or prior learning assessment. Prerequisite(s): MAT-FPX2001 or MAT-FPX2150; PSYC-FPX1010 or PSYC-FPX1000 or PSYC1600 or Student Group ARPS.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX4600
Core Research Methods in Psychology
6 quarter credits
Learners demonstrate their knowledge of fundamental research methods and tools used in psychology. Learners use research methods and designs to show how the scientific method can be applied to the study of human behavior and thought, including ethical considerations for conducting research with human participants. Cannot be fulfilled by credit for prior learning. Prerequisite: PSYC-FPX3700 or PSY-FPX4700.
6 quarter credits
PSYC-FPX4101
Core History, Systems, and Contemporary Psychology
6 quarter credits
Learners build their knowledge of the history of psychology as an academic discipline, with a joint emphasis on historical systems and current topics in Western culture. Learners consider historical schools of thought, significant psychologists, social events, and cultural influences that have shaped the development of the field as a science. Further, learners analyze the evolution of the field's ideas regarding the human mind and behavior, approaches to research, and areas of focus in a time of rapid social and technological change. Through personal and professional application, learners explore the utility of theory and psychological knowledge for future directions in the field and creating positive social change. Prerequisite(s): PSYC-FPX1010 or PSYC-FPX1000 or PSYC1600 or Student Group ARPS; PSYC-FPX1540 or PSY-FPX3540.
6 quarter credits
Total
At least 90 program points, including a minimum of 27 program points from the 3000-level and above.
One or more courses in this program may require a prerequisite(s). Refer to the course descriptions for details.
Learners who do not complete all program requirements within quarter credit/program point minimums will be required to accrue such additional quarter credits/program points as are associated with any additional or repeat coursework necessary for successful completion of program requirements.
† Learners in this specialization choose general education and elective courses from the FlexPath (-FPX) course list.
GuidedPath courses and FlexPath courses fulfill the program requirements and prerequisites for each delivery model.