With the exception of general organic chemistry, a full sequence of courses is also offered in chemistry. Engineering courses are limited to the introductory level, and, with one exception, geology courses are limited to the introductory level. Computer technology has been integrated more extensively into the mathematics, physics and engineering curricula than in other disciplines. However, plans are currently being formulated to more fully address the tehnological needs of biology and chemistry. Faculty continue to explore alternative methods of instructional delivery which include technology integration, collaborative learning, and the interactive approach.
Faculty monitor the impact of technology on student learning.
CD-ROM tutorials and video simulations are used in all life science courses. Interactive computer simulations are used in the laboratories for biology majors and environmental biology. Graphing calculators are used in all mathematics, chemistry and physics classes. Mathematics Physical Science Bldg. All rights reserved.