SKLS - 0600 FUNDAMENTALS OF READING AND WRITING I
[2 hours] This course may be waived by proficiency exam and is graded on
an A, B, C, NC basis. Grades do not apply to the student�s GPA. Assists students in developing basic reading and writing strategies.
Prerequisite: (May be waived by proficiency exam) Corequisite: SKLS 0500
SKLS - 0610 FUNDAMENTALS OF READING AND WRITING II
[2 hours] This course may be waived by proficiency exam and is graded on
an A, B, C, NC basis. Grades do not apply to the student�s GPA. Assists students in developing basic reading and writing
strategies with emphasis on essay writing and some academic reading. Passing grade on departmental exit exam necessary for course credit.
Prerequisite: SKLS 0600 or proficiency exam Corequisite: SKLS 0500
SKLS - 0700 COLLEGE READING
[3 hours] This course may be waived by proficiency exam and is graded on an A, B, C, NC basis.
Grades do not apply to the student�s GPA. Assists students in improving textbook comprehension, study strategies and critical
thinking. Prerequisite: SKLS 0610 or proficiency exam Corequisite: Choose one -A. Principles of Sociology B. Marriage & Family
SKLS - 0750 REVIEW OF PUNCTUATION AND GRAMMAR
[1 hour] This course will review basic grammatical and punctuation rules utilizing
exercises and student generated writing. Course is offered as a 71/2 week module.
SKLS - 0970 EFFECTIVE READING
[3 hours] A transitional course emphasizing college reading strategies as applied to a content
course; must be taken with SOC 1010. Course is graded on a PS/NC basis. Prerequisite: 0610. Corequisite: SOC 1010
SKLS - 1000 GENERAL EDUCATION/COLLEGE ORIENTATION
[1 hour] Acquaints the new student with the services, policies, procedures
and layout of the university, college and department. Establishes relationships between new students, full-time professors, and peer
mentors during this time of adjustment. Corequisite: Must be taken during first semester of enrollment
SKLS - 1100 INTRODUCTION TO SPEECH
[2 hours] Assists students in making oral presentations that are organized, targeted to
the audience, and delivered well. Students will deliver a variety and a substantial number of oral presentations.
SKLS - 1110 CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING
[2 hours] This course aids students in developing problem-solving techniques through
simulated situations and other activities.
SKLS - 1120 CAREER AND SELF-EVALUATION
[2 hours] This course offers an opportunity to explore two important considerations
in choosing a career: (1) career opportunities and requirements, (2) individual interests, abilities, skills, needs, values, and goals.
SKLS - 1130 EXPRESSION THROUGH PAINTING & DESIGN
[2 hours] This course introduces the beginning painter to the methods,
materials and tools of the artist.
SKLS - 1140 TECHNICAL ORAL PRESENTATIONS
[1 hour] Essentials of delivering oral technical presentations. Awareness of
audience, purpose, and presentation techniques are emphasized through required weekly presentations.
SKLS - 1150 COLLEGE STUDY STRATEGIES AND ORIENTATION
[2 hours] Will teach study strategies and orient students to the
University community. Required of all students who need Introductory Writing and a developmental math course but who waive College Reading.
SKLS - 1160 WRITING IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES
[1 hour] This course will assist students in planning, organizing,
researching, and revising papers assigned in social science and humanities courses. Students may work on papers assigned for a class in which
they are currently enrolled. Course is offered as a 71/2 week module.
SKLS - 1940 LEARNING THROUGH SERVICE
[2 hours] Students will be involved four hours a week in various community service
projects and analyze and reflect on their experiences through journals, discussion and a final paper in a weekly seminar.
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