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Career Services
443-412-2301
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT COURSES
Federal Credit Hour Definition Statement:
For a 15
week semester, each credit hour represents one hour of classroom or
direct faculty instruction and a minimum of two hours of outside
class-work per week. For terms that are less than 15 weeks, students
should also spend a minimum of two hours outside of class for every hour
in class. Academic activities include, but are not limited to reading,
writing, studying, research, and completing worksheets. In addition, at
least an equivalent amount of out of class work is required for
laboratory work, internships, practica, studio work, etc.
HD 103 - CAREER AND LIFE PLANNING (3 credits)
This course is designed to assist each student to become more aware of the
processes of career development and decision-making and their relationship to
interests, values, abilities and goals. It prepares the student to establish,
change or confirm career goals through investigation and integration of the
theory of the developmental process of career decision-making, self-analysis and
a survey of career information. Three lecture hours per week. Course fee.
HD 110 - SUCCESS IN COLLEGE AND BEYOND (1 credit)
This course is designed to help students develop and refine skills necessary
for success in college and in life. While encouraging students to take
responsibility for their behavior, it provides practice in a variety of
strategies that can lead students to greater academic, professional, and
personal success. Students examine study skill strategies, creative and critical
thinking, and personal self-management. In addition, students are encouraged to
explore and change self-defeating behaviors which may diminish their ability to
succeed.
HD 111 - PERSONALIZED CAREER EXPLORATION (1 credit)
This course provides individualized assistance to students in developing
skills, competencies, and knowledge essential to career exploration and decision
making. Students fulfill a learning contract based on needs for self-assessment
and occupational research. Minimum of five hours with instructor and twenty
hours of lab and research assignments. Prerequisites: Permission of instructor. Offered Fall, Spring and Summer semesters. Course fee.
HD 112 - JOB SEARCH TECHNIQUES (1 credit)
This course provides individualized assistance
to students in developing skills, competencies and knowledge essential in
securing employment. Students learn the use of technology in job searching, the
writing of effective resumes and cover letters, and the communication skills
necessary for interviewing.
HD 271 -Cooperative Education
Student gains work experience in a setting related to their field of interest
(1-4 credits/4-16 hours per week at the placement site. Prerequisites vary
depending on the program's requirements).
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