CSS-148.1/BUS-148.1
Adaptive Computer Keyboarding
Introduction to computer keyboarding for students with disabilities using the touch system. Includes adaptive computer solutions and specialized keyboard access for individual student requirements.
CSS-148.2/BUS-148.2
Adaptive Word Processing
Development of basic skills in the use of word processing software package for the PC microcomputer. This course emphasizes computer technologies which support a disabled student's ability to access and use microcomputers.
CSS-148.3/BUS-148.3
Adaptive Internet Literacy
Introduction to the network environment, use of the Internet and advanced e-mail features, and user policies and guidelines. Emphasis on assistive and adaptive technology required to access the Internet for students with disabilities.
Learning Skills (LSK)
COU 26
Study Skills For Success
A study of topics that ensure college success through study skills improvement. Designed to assist the student in developing study skills and learning strategies necessary to improve his or her educational aptitudes and behaviors. An in-depth exploration and application of study skill topics to include: memory development, time management strategies, approaches to effective reading, note taking, test taking strategies, effective college study habits, as well as other general study techniques.
COU 29
Student Skills for Success: Job Hunting Techniques
Designed to assist students develop critical job finding competencies. Students will learn how to search for a job effectively by assessing and defining their marketable skills and communicating their skills to employers through applications resumes and oral interviews.
COU 105
Emotional Management
Instruction to specific behavioral approaches designed to identify and manage negative feelings. Positive peer support and self-talk skills designed to help students manage life disrupting problems, emotions, and events.
COU 211
Educational Skills Lab
This course is designed to provide disabled students with individualized
computer assisted and small group instruction, and for individualized assistance
and instruction in the uses of the computer as a learning tool. This course
also instructs students in basic skills to enhance success in mainstream classes.
Adaptive P.E.
PE1.144.
Adaptive Cardiac Wellness: A
Positive Change in Life-Style
This course is designed to help the cardiac
student develop his physical potential and
restore the student to an optimally
productive and active life as soon as
possible following a myocardial-infarction,
by-pass surgery, and/or recognition of heart
disease. The exercise period will provide
information on diet, exercise, risk factors
and stress reduction.
PE1.147
Adaptive Fitness Exercise
Adaptive Fitness Exercise is a specially
designed course for individuals with
physical handicaps or disabling situations
which last six months or longer. This
course is geared toward self-improvement
of physical fitness and overall health
parameters.
PE1.163
Adaptive Swimming
A course designed for the physically
challenged student to acquire basic
fundamental skills, appropriate social
behavior, and functional knowledge of
safety to enable the student to successfully
participate in swimming.
PE1.205
Adaptive Aquatic
Maintenance Workout For the
Diabetic
This course is designed to increase
awareness of the importance of exercise for
the blood glucose control of the diabetes
mellitus client. It is to train those students
in the effectiveness of water exercise as a
therapeutic tool. Students will learn to
monitor and record their blood glucose
levels as to their response to exercise in the
water.
PE1.206
Stress Reduction
A physical education class emphasizing a
wide variety of stretching and relaxation
techniques such as Tai Chi, as well as
breathing exercises for stress reduction to
help round out one's overall physical fitness
program.
PE1.211
Adaptive Basketball
A course designed for the physically disabled
student to develop a thorough understanding
of the game of basketball. The physically
limited student will acquire basic fundamental
skills, appropriate social behavior, and
functional knowledge of the rules to enable
them to successfully participate in a regulation
or modified game of basketball.
PE1.217
Adaptive Injury Rehabilitation
A course designed for the individuals with
disabling injuries which last several months
or longer. The course is geared toward
self-improvement of physical fitness and
overall wellness.
PE1.218
Adaptive Strength
Conditioning
A course designed for the physically
disabled student to acquire basic
fundamental skills and knowledge of safety
for the use of progressive resistance
machinery and free weights to develop
one's cardiovascular, strength, and
flexibility components of physical fitness.
PE1.219
Adaptive Circuit Endurance
Training
A course designed for the physically
disabled student to enhance their
cardiovascular endurance by using
progressive resistance machines to develop
muscle strength and flexibility.
PE1.220
Adaptive Movement
A course designed for the physically
disabled student to acquire basic
fundamental motor patterns, coordination,
timing, balance, muscular endurance,
cardiovascular conditioning and flexibility
components of physical fitness.
