Students use Adobe PageMaker 6.5 to prepare publications related to their specific majors. CSM 445 Microcomputers in Consumer Science Credit - 3 hours This course teaches students to integrate technical skills, scientific methodologies and subject matter to develop computer programs and software applications to solve problems relevant to their fields of study. Proficiency is developed in the use use of the WWW, word processing, spreadsheet applications and database management software programs with focus on how students can apply the use of these programs to their majors in Human Environmental Sciences. Principles, methods, techniques, and resources used in developing, presenting, and evaluating a complete consumer communications program. Textiles is a study of the materials and processes used in making fabrics for apparel and home furnishings.
Textiles also designates the constructed cloth.
In addition many students choose this course as an elective. The study and practice of modern principles in the care, prevention, and management of sports injuries. This course is designed to engage students in the process of reviewing, analyzing, discussing, synthesizing, and reflecting about athletic training. An overview of current research and theories as they related to the physically active individual. Through a comprehensive review of qualitative and quantitative research protocols, various types of research will be examined.