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Current Students - Courses Offered
Course Number:
110
Course Title:
Health and Wellness
Credits:
3
Description:
Health promotion and risk reduction; data collection; cultural diversity;
Course Number:
221
Course Title:
Concepts: Nursing 1
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
NSG110
Corequisite:
NSG225, Sophomore standing or consent
Description:
Human responses that promote health throughout the life span; individual
Course Number:
225
Course Title:
Nursing Interventions 1
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
Sophomore standing or consent
Corequisite:
NSG221
Description:
Critical thinking in application of the nursing process in individuals
Course Number:
241
Course Title:
Concepts: Nursing 2
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
NSG221 and NSG225
Corequisite:
NSG245
Description:
Enhances student understanding of human responses to minor deviations in
Course Number:
245
Course Title:
Nursing Interventions 2
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
NSG221 and NSG225
Corequisite:
NSG241
Description:
Critical thinking in the application of the nursing process to
Course Number:
251
Course Title:
Basic Concepts of Nursing
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
B.S./B.A./B.S.N. students only
Description:
An emphasis on the professional nursing role in health promotion and
Course Number:
255
Course Title:
Basic Nursing Interventions
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
B.S./B.A./B.S.N. students only
Description:
Clinical practicum with focus on critical thinking in application of the
Course Number:
322
Course Title:
Concepts: Pediatric Health
Credits:
2
Prerequisite:
NSG361 or consent, Junior standing in nursing
Corequisite:
NSG325
Description:
Focus is on the human response to physiological system dysfunction. The
Course Number:
325
Course Title:
Interventions: Pediatric
Credits:
2
Prerequisite:
NSG361 or consent, Junior standing in nursing
Corequisite:
NSG322
Description:
Nursing interventions specific to human responses to pediatric problems.
Course Number:
333W
Course Title:
Ethics in Nursing
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
ENGL 102, Junior standing in nursing
Description:
This course examines selected ethical and legal issues that arise as the
Course Number:
334
Course Title:
Concepts: Adult Health
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
NSG361 or consent, Junior standing in nursing
Corequisite:
NSG335
Description:
The focus is on the human response to physiological system dysfunction.
Course Number:
335
Course Title:
Interventions: Medical Surgical
Credits:
2
Prerequisite:
NSG361 or consent, Junior standing in nursing
Corequisite:
NSG334
Description:
Nursing interventions specific to human responses to multiple
Course Number:
340
Course Title:
Professional Role Transition
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
RN licensure
Description:
The course focuses on concepts and principles of professional nursing
Course Number:
345
Course Title:
Interventions: Psychosocial
Credits:
2
Prerequisite:
NSG361 or consent, Junior standing in nursing
Corequisite:
NSG356
Description:
Nursing interventions specific to human response to multiple psychosocial
Course Number:
351
Course Title:
Concepts: Maternal Child
Credits:
2
Prerequisite:
NSG361 or consent, Junior standing in nursing
Corequisite:
NSG355
Description:
Human response to adaptations of the childbearing family. Emphasis on
Course Number:
355
Course Title:
Interventions: Maternal Child
Credits:
2
Prerequisite:
NSG361 or consent, Junior standing in nursing
Corequisite:
NSG351
Description:
Focus is on nursing interventions specific to human responses related to
Course Number:
356
Course Title:
Concepts: Psychosocial
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
PSYC241, Junior standing in nursing
Corequisite:
NSG345
Description:
Normal psychosocial functions change as a result of altered health;
Course Number:
361
Course Title:
Health Assessment
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
Sophomore standing or consent
Corequisite:
NSG225
Description:
Comprehensive, in-depth assessment of the client's health status, health
Course Number:
376
Course Title:
Clinical Nursing Pharmacology
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
Junior standing in nursing
Corequisite:
NSG334
Description:
Principles of pharmacology emphasizing nursing role in accurate drug
Course Number:
421
Course Title:
Concepts: Critical Care
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
Senior standing in NSG or consent
Corequisite:
NSG425
Description:
Emphasis on professional nursing role in supporting
Course Number:
423
Course Title:
Leadership in Nursing
Credits:
2
Prerequisite:
Senior status or consent
Description:
The professional's role in creating and managing the health care milieu.
Course Number:
425
Course Title:
Interventions: Leadership
Credits:
6
Prerequisite:
Senior standing in Nursing or consent
Corequisite:
NSG421, NSG423
Description:
Professional nursing role in supporting human responses to acute,
Course Number:
433
Course Title:
Professional Role Synthesis
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
N340
Description:
Emphasis is on implementation of the professional nursing role within a
Course Number:
434
Course Title:
Evidence-Based Practice
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
N476
Corequisite:
N433
Description:
Focus is on evidence based practice in nursing, through analysis of
Course Number:
441
Course Title:
Concepts: Community
Credits:
3
Prerequisite:
Senior standing in nursing or consent
Corequisite:
NSG445
Description:
Community Health Nursing processes, with emphasis on the professional
Course Number:
442
Course Title:
Review Clinical Problems
Credits:
2
Prerequisite:
Senior standing in nursing or consent
Description:
Professional nursing role in dealing with advanced clinical problems in
Course Number:
445
Course Title:
Interventions: Community
Credits:
5
Prerequisite:
Senior standing in nursing or consent
Corequisite:
NSG441 and NSG455
Description:
Emphasis on the collaborative role of the nurse in assisting communities
Course Number:
455
Course Title:
Interventions: Capstone
Credits:
1
Prerequisite:
Senior standing in nursing or consent
Corequisite:
NSG441 NSG445, NSG476
Description:
Synthesis of theoretical and practical knowledge acquired in
Course Number:
476
Course Title:
Introduction to Nursing Research
Credits:
3
Corequisite:
Stat211 or consent. Junior or Senior standing in nursing
Description:
Theory, concepts and methods of the research process intended to provide
Course Number:
486
Course Title:
NCLEX Review
Credits:
1
Prerequisite:
Senior standing in Nursing
Description:
Focus is on achievement of professional success by preparing for RN
Course Number:
622
Course Title:
Theory & Disciplined Reasoning
Prerequisite:
None
Description:
Introduction to the theoretical foundations of the discipline of nursing
Course Number:
623
Course Title:
Concepts of Advanced Nursing
Prerequisite:
NSG622
Description:
Exploration, analysis, and evaluation of concepts, theories and research
Course Number:
624
Course Title:
Advanced Pathophysiology
Prerequisite:
None
Description:
Theoretical basis of pathophysiological changes in acute and chronic
Course Number:
626
Course Title:
Lifespan Health Promotion
Prerequisite:
NSG622, NSG623
Description:
An in-depth study of the theoretical foundations, epidemiological
Course Number:
627
Course Title:
Research & Systematic Analysis
Prerequisite:
NSG622
Description:
An overview of research methods, evidence and epidemiological and
Course Number:
628
Course Title:
Health Policy, Finance, Ethics
Prerequisite:
NSG622
Description:
Study of how health policy, the organization and financing of health
Course Number:
629
Course Title:
Advanced Practice/Families
Prerequisite:
NSG622, NSG623, NSG626, NSG627
Description:
Exploration and analysis of family theories, assessment and interventions
Course Number:
631
Course Title:
Advanced Pharmacotherapeutics
Prerequisite:
NSG624
Description:
Examination of the relationship between pharmacologic principles and the
Course Number:
632
Course Title:
Advanced Assessment
Prerequisite:
NSG622, NSG623, NSG624
Description:
Preparation for the conduct of advanced health assessment of patients.
Course Number:
633
Course Title:
Primary Care Rural Families 1
Prerequisite:
NSG622, NSG623, NSG624, NSG626, NSG631, NSG632
Description:
Introduction to the domains and competencies of the advanced practice
Course Number:
634
Course Title:
Primary Care Rural Families 2
Prerequisite:
NSG633
Description:
Further development of the domains and competencies of the advanced
Course Number:
635
Course Title:
Rural Family Practicum 1
Prerequisite:
NSG634
Description:
Supervised practicum designed to apply theory- and evidence-based
Course Number:
636
Course Title:
Rural Family Practicum 2
Prerequisite:
NSG635
Description:
Supervised practicum that builds upon N 635 and focuses on the
Course Number:
644
Course Title:
Pediatric Primary Care 2
Prerequisite:
NSG643
Description:
Further acquisition of knowledge and skills central to the assessment of
Course Number:
645
Course Title:
Pediatric Practicum 1
Prerequisite:
NSG644
Description:
Supervised practicum designed to facilitate the student's competency in
Course Number:
646
Course Title:
Pediatric Practicum 2
Prerequisite:
NSG645
Description:
Supervised practicum designed to advance the student's competency in the
Course Number:
647
Course Title:
Pediatric Assessment/Care 1
Prerequisite:
NSG622, NSG623, NSG624, NSG626, NSG631
Description:
Knowledge and skills basic to the assessment of health status, diagnosis,
Course Number:
654
Course Title:
Neonatal Pathophysiology
Prerequisite:
None
Description:
An introduction to the scientific foundations underlying processes
Course Number:
655
Course Title:
Neonatal Health Promotion
Prerequisite:
NSG622
Description:
Review of practices and services that contribute to healthy outcomes for
Course Number:
663
Course Title:
Neonatal Assessment/Care 1
Prerequisite:
NSG622, NSG623, NSG654, NSG655
Description:
Preparation for conducting advanced assessment of neonates/young infants.
Course Number:
664
Course Title:
Neonatal Care 2
Prerequisite:
NSG663, NSG631
Description:
This course focuses on the general assessment and management of common
Course Number:
665
Course Title:
Neonatal Practicum 1
Prerequisite:
NSG664, NSG631
Description:
This supervised practicum is designed to facilitate the student's
Course Number:
666
Course Title:
Neonatal Practicum 2
Prerequisite:
NSG665
Description:
This supervised practicum is designed to facilitate the student's
Course Number:
685
Course Title:
Clinical Scholarship
Corequisite:
Either NSG635, NSG645 or NSG666
Description:
Knowledge dissemination within the advanced practice role using
Course Number:
691
Course Title:
Advanced Study
Credits:
1-3
Prerequisite:
Graduate Standing: Consent
Description:
In depth study of topics related to current issues in nursing and primary
Course Number:
695
Course Title:
Independent Study
Credits:
1-6
Course Number:
715
Course Title:
Scientific Underpinnings
Credits:
3
Description:
Provides an understanding of the scientific underpinnings of the
Course Number:
716
Course Title:
Analytical Methods
Credits:
4
Corequisite:
NSG715
Description:
Prepares the DNP student to translate research into practice, evaluate
Course Number:
717
Course Title:
Organizations and Leadership
Credits:
3
Corequisite:
NSG628 or equivalent
Description:
Provides a foundation for developing organizational and systems
Course Number:
718
Course Title:
Population Health
Credits:
3
Corequisite:
NSG716
Description:
Analysis of clinical prevention and population health programs for
Course Number:
719
Course Title:
Health Care Policy
Credits:
3
Corequisite:
NSG628 or equivalent
Description:
Provides a foundation for influencing, developing, implementing, and
Course Number:
726
Course Title:
Quantitative Research Methods
Credits:
3
Description:
A study of advanced quantitative methods relevant to conducting research
Course Number:
727
Course Title:
Contemporary Nursing Science
Credits:
3
Description:
Analysis of the state of the science of a phenomena for study through
Course Number:
728
Course Title:
Theoretical Basis of Nursing
Credits:
3
Description:
Examination of the philosophical, theoretical, and conceptual bases of
Course Number:
729
Course Title:
Qualitative Research Methods
Credits:
3
Description:
An exploration of the philosophical foundations and methods of
Course Number:
730
Course Title:
Principles of Measurement
Credits:
3
Description:
An introduction to the concepts of measurement and the process of
Course Number:
734
Course Title:
Use of Data
Credits:
3
Description:
This course addresses the use of existing data in research. Students will
Course Number:
735
Course Title:
Principles of Nursing Education
Credits:
3
Description:
This course examines the research base of educational strategies in
Course Number:
737
Course Title:
Leadership
Credits:
3
Description:
Through exploration of contemporary leadership paradigms and application
Course Number:
738
Course Title:
Issues in Nursing Scholarship and Role Development
Credits:
3
Description:
Seminar focused on broad issues of ethics in the conduct of research and
Course Number:
741
Course Title:
Clinical Focus
Credits:
2
Corequisite:
NSG716, NSG761, NSG717, NSG718, NSG762
Description:
Provides an opportunity to develop requisite knowledge and mastery of
Course Number:
742
Course Title:
Clinical Application
Credits:
2-8
Corequisite:
NSG741
Description:
Provides for the mastery of clinical skills relative to the state of the
Course Number:
761
Course Title:
Clinical Project 1
Credits:
1
Corequisite:
NSG716
Description:
Identify a clinical practice problem and connect the problem to existing
Course Number:
762
Course Title:
Clinical Project 2
Credits:
1
Corequisite:
NSG761, NSG717, NSG718
Description:
Design an initiative to address the practice problem identified in
Course Number:
763
Course Title:
Capstone 1
Credits:
3
Corequisite:
NSG762
Description:
Leadership skills to create change relative to the practice problem as
Course Number:
764
Course Title:
Capstone 2
Credits:
3
Corequisite:
NSG763
Description:
Evaluate the change implemented in Capstone 1 and analyze the
Course Number:
781
Course Title:
Research Mentorship
Credits:
2
Description:
In this guided practicum, the student's research skills are developed and
Course Number:
783
Course Title:
Dissertation Seminar
Credits:
2
Description:
This seminar provides an opportunity for continued knowledge synthesis
Course Number:
793
Course Title:
Special Topics
Credits:
1-3
Course Number:
795
Course Title:
Independent Study
Credits:
1-3
Course Number:
797
Course Title:
Dissertation Research
Credits:
1-6
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