For a more detailed listing of prerequisites, enrollment restrictions, and specific courses offered in a particular quarter, consult the Wright State class schedule published each fall, winter, spring, and summer. Asia Introduction to the environments, human organizations, and populations of selected regions or countries in Asia, providing an overview of the region with focus on a particular part of the region such as Japan, China, or South Asia. China Brief introduction to Asian environments and cultures and a detailed examination of the development of China and of the conflict between traditional values, cultural patterns, and current development efforts. The Middle East Introduction to the history, peoples, cultures, and geography of the Middle East from Mauritania to Pakistan from the seventh century to the present. 102-3 American Sign Language II Continuation of the introduction to manual communication.
Emphasis is on conversational skills.
Aspects of deafness are covered through speakers and readings. 103-3 American Sign Language III Emphasis on skill improvement in American Sign Language. Aspects of deafness are covered through an off-campus field experience. 201-4 Introduction to Rehabilitation Philosophy, history, and development of rehabilitation. Students also obtain an understanding of the rehabilitation code of ethics and sociocultural influences.