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FCS 500: Advanced Family Theories 3 Semester Credit Hours . An examination of the structures and functions of families and relationships will be examined using the theoretical frameworks. |
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FCS 502: Advanced Child Development 3 Semester Credit Hours . An in-depth exploration into social/emotional, cognitive and physical development of children from birth to 8 years of age. |
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FCS 503: Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood 3 Semester Credit Hours . A research and theory-based examination of the physical, social, affective, and cognitive development of adolescents and emerging adults. |
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FCS 510: Family in Mid and Later Years 3 Semester Credit Hours . Sudy of changes, needs and adjustments during the middle and later years of the family. |
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FCS 520: Interpersonal/Family Dynamics 3 Semester Credit Hours . Study of dynamics of family interaction and relationship functioning. Emphasis on current research and issues confronting contemporary families. |
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FCS 521: Family Crisis 3 Semester Credit Hours . Origins, development, and coping responses to predictable and unexpected crises of family systems in varied ecological settings. |
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FCS 522: Family Life Education Programs 3 Semester Credit Hours . Study of theory and methods used in developing programs to prevent problems and build strengths of families. |
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FCS 550: Multicultural Family Studies 3 Semester Credit Hours . An examination of cultural variations in family structures, relationships, roles and behaviors with an emphasis on developing cross-cultural competence in professional practice. |
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FCS 571: Domestic Violence and The Law 3 Semester Credit Hours . An examination of legal issues associated with domestic Violence. |
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FCS 590: Seminar in Family and Child Studies 3 (12) Semester Credit Hours . An in-depth study of current trends and research related to children and families. May be repeated for credit with change of seminar topic. |
Finance |
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FINC 318: Business Finance 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite ACCT 202 ; and ECON 202 ; and MATH 125 . An introduction to the principles of financial management including the role of the financial manager, problems of liquidity vs. profitability, budgeting of capital expenditures, management of short-term and long-term funds, and management of assets. LCCN:CFIN3113 |
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FINC 319: Intermediate Financial Mgt 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 318 Advanced practices of financial management are developed. Financial models used in decision-making and their application to major areas of business finance are emphasized. |
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FINC 330: Risk and Insurance 3 Semester Credit Hours . A comprehensive study of riskbearing, including insurance and non-insurance methods of handling a risk; introduction to the fields of life, disability, property, and casualty insurance. |
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FINC 401: Internship in Finance I 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Consent of Instructor and senior standing. (Pass/Fail) On site, supervised, structured work experiences in the field of business. |
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FINC 402: Internship in Finance II 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Consent of Instructor and senior standing. (Pass/Fail) On site, supervised, structured work experiences in the field of business. |
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FINC 406: Contemp Prob and Iss in Finance 3 (6) Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 318 and consent of instructor An analysis of contemporary problems and issues of current interest. Course content would change with the topic covered in a specific quarter. |
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FINC 414: Investments 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 318 Analyses of investments in common stocks, bonds, and other financial assets; sources of information for the investor, analysis of firms’ financial statements; classes of investments. (G) |
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FINC 421: Portfolio Risk Management 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 414 . Examine concepts in portfolio theory. Evaluate the implications of portfolio building, security selection, and risk management techniques, including the use of derivatives. (G) |
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FINC 422: Bank Management 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 318 Problems in organization, operation, and management of commercial banks, with special emphasis on credit banking. (G) |
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FINC 425: Money/Capital Mkts and Fin Inst 3 Semester Credit Hours . 0-3-3 Prerequisite FINC 318 A survey of the markets in which funds are traded; a survey of the lending and investing characteristics of selected financial institutions. (G) |
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FINC 430: Advanced Financial Management 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 319 . The case method is used to apply decision-making procedures to realistic problems in financial management. |
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FINC 431: Life Insurance 3 Semester Credit Hours . A comprehensive study of personal and group life, accident and health, hospitalization, old age, survivors and disability insurance and annuities. |
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FINC 442: Princ Real Estate and Land Econ 3 Semester Credit Hours . Land utilization, city growth, land development, legal processes and transactions, real estate marketing, financing and financial institutions, taxes, condemnation, planning and zoning. |
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FINC 443: Appraisal 3 Semester Credit Hours . Application of value theory and principles to real estate values; professional appraisal principles methodology. Corresponds to Appraisal I, the Appraisal Institute. |
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FINC 445: Real Estate Finance 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 318 Finance principles applied to real estate. Sources of funds, legal and financial instruments, and analytical methods for decision-making. |
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FINC 451: Research Methods in Finance 3 Semester Credit Hours . 0-3-3 Prerequisite QA 233 and FINC 318 An introduction to conducting research in Finance, covering topics of developing a testable research hypotheses, conducting background research, gathering and analyzing data, and basic econometrics. (Cannot be taken for credit if student has credit for ECON 451.
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FINC 477: Finance and Accounting for Non-Financial Managers 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Non-Business Majors Only A general survey of the use of financial and accounting information in understanding financial planning and decision making. This course is designed for non-business majors and may not be used for credit toward any major or minor within the College of Business. |
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FINC 485: International Finance 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 318 A study of the various modes of financing international trade, including international financial organizations, an analysis of exchange rates, foreigninvestments, multinational firms, and international banking. (G) (IER) |
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FINC 490: Student Managed Investment Fund 1 (6) Semester Credit Hours . 0-1-1 (6) Prerequisite QA 233 , FINC 414 , and permission of instructor This course researches, develops, and delivers country, sector, and company-specific portfolio recommendations. Students will actively manage real and simulated investment protfolios.
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FINC 494: Foundations of Business Finance 3 Semester Credit Hours . Self-paced course in finance sufficient to enable student to be successful with core MBA classes. Cannot be taken for credit towards an undergraduate degree. (Pass/Fail). |
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FINC 511: Risk Management 3 Semester Credit Hours . The economic concept of risk and various techniques utilized in the discovery, evaluation and treatment of a business pure risk. |
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FINC 515: Financial Management 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 318 or FINC 494 The study of a financial manager’s role in financial planning, acquisition and management of funds for a business firm. |
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FINC 516: Fin Mgt: Policies and Practices 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 515 or consent of instructor Application of decision-making procedures to financial management problems. Student is required to solve case problems and manage the financial affairs of computer simulated firm. |
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FINC 517: Capital Budgeting Seminar 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 515 or consent of instructor A systematic and thorough treatment of the theory and practice of capital expenditure management, emphasizing financial modeling and employing a quantitative format. |
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FINC 518: Advanced Commercial Banking 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 515 or consent of instructor Advanced studies in contemporary banking practices with special emphasis in credit analysis. Structuring of loans in specialized commercial lending areas as well as the entire credit granting decision process will be examined. |
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FINC 525: Investment Seminar 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 515 or consent of instructor Study of the theories and techniques of investment analysis for purposes of evaluation and selection of investments. |
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FINC 530: Adv Financial Management 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 515 or consent of instructor. Develop and apply financial models used in corporate finance and investments practice. |
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FINC 550: Directed Study in Finance 1-3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Consent of instructor & approval of Dept Head required Hours and credits to be arranged. Special problem or specific area of finance. (Pass/Fail) |
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FINC 550A: Directed Study in Finance 1 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Consent of instructor & approval of Dept Head required Hours and credits to be arranged. Special problem or specific area of finance. (Pass/Fail) |
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FINC 550B: Directed Study in Finance 2 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite consent of instructor & approval of Dept Head required Hours and credits to be arranged. Special problem or specific area of finance. (Pass/Fail) |
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FINC 550C: Directed Study in Finance 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Consent of instructor & approval of Dept Head required Hours and credits to be arranged. Special problem or specific area of finance. (Pass/Fail) |
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FINC 577: Fin and Acct for Non-Finc Managers 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Non-Business majors and minors only. A general survey of the use of financial and accounting information in understanding financial planning and decision making. This course is designed for non-business majors and may not be used for credit toward any major or minor within the College of Business. |
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FINC 603: Advanced Seminar in Research 3 (6) Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral Standing or permission from instructor. The seminar will cover research methods and current trends in research. Critical evaluation of research is required. |
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FINC 604: Preparing Publishable Research 1-3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral Standing. Integration of literature, methods, and statistics in finance. Students work independently with faculty to develop research papers for publication. Oral presentation of research required. |
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FINC 604A: Preparing Publishable Research 1 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral Standing. Integration of literature, methods, and statistics in finance. Students work independently with faculty to develop research papers for publication. Oral presentation of research required. |
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FINC 604B: Preparing Publishable Research 2 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral Standing. Integration of literature, methods, and statistics in finance. Students work independently with faculty to develop research papers for publication. Oral presentation of research required. |
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FINC 604C: Preparing Publishable Research 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral Standing. Integration of literature, methods, and statistics in finance. Students work independently with faculty to develop research papers for publication. Oral presentation of research required. |
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FINC 610: Theory of Corporate Finance 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral Standing Required A comprehensive study of corporate finance theory including capital structure, payout policy, mergers and acquisitions, asset sales, and financial risk management. |
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FINC 611: Risk Management 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Requires Doctoral standing. May require additional class meetings. The economic concept of risk and various techniques utilized in the discovery, evaluation and treatment of a business pure risk. Credit will not be given for FINC 611 if credit is given for FINC 511 . |
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FINC 612: Financial Econometrics I 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral standing. Prices, returns, compounding, marginal, conditional, and joint distributions, market efficiency. The predictability of asset returns, market-microstructure, event-study analysis, CAPM, multifactor-asset pricing models, and related topics. |
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FINC 615: Theory of Investments 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Requires Doctoral standing. A detailed study of investment theory including utility theory, asset pricing theory (CAPM, APT, and Consumption CAPM), and fundamental financial econometric skills. |
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FINC 616: Fincl Mgt: Policies and Practices 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 515 or consent of instructor. Requires Doctoral standing. May require Program. Application of decision-making procedures to financial management problems. Student is required to solve case problems and manage the financial affairs of computer simulated firm. Credit will not be given for FINC 616 if credit is given for FINC 516 . |
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FINC 617: Financial Budgeting Seminar 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 515 or consent of instructor. Doctoral standing. A systematic and thorough treatment of the theory and practice of capital expenditure management, emphasizing financial modeling and employing a quantitative format. Credit will not be given for FINC 617 if credit is given for FINC 517 . |
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FINC 618: Advanced Commercial Banking 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 515 or consent of instructor. Requires Doctoral standing. Advanced studies in contemporary banking practices with special emphasis in credit analysis. Structuring of loans in specialized commercial lending areas as well as the entire credit granting decision process will be examined. Credit will not be given for FINC 618 if credit is given for FINC 518 . |
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FINC 619: Financial Econometrics II 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral standing and FINC 612 and FINC 630 or consent of instructor. Relations among prices, dividends, and returns. Present value relations and US stock price behavior. Models of intertemporal equilibrium, derivative pricing, fixed income, and term structure. Non-linearities in financial data. |
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FINC 620: Seminar in Financial Institutions 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral standing and FINC 615 . Theoretical and empirical studies of financial insitutions. Modeling banking firms, efficiencies in banking, bank lending deposit insurance, and related topics. |
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FINC 625: Seminar in Investments 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 515 or consent of instructon. Requires Doctoral standing. Study of the theories and techniques of investment analysis for purposes of evaluation and selection of investments. Credit will not be given for FINC 625 if credit is given for FINC 525 . |
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FINC 630: Seminar in Corporate Finance 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral standing and FINC 615 . Recent theoretical and empirical developments in corporate and managerial finance. Topics include sources and costs of firm financing, the market for corporate control, corporate governance, and related topics. |
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FINC 635: Seminar in International Finance 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral standing and consent of instructor. Students will develop an understanding of and learn skills in the concepts central to international finance and research related to this area of study. |
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FINC 640: Advanced Seminar in Investments 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral standing and FINC 615 . Recent theoretical and empirical developments in modern investment analysis. Topics include IPOs, fixed income investments, derivatives, mutual funds, efficient markets, market-microstructure, strategic trader behavior, and related topics. |
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FINC 645: Adv Seminar in Corporate Finance 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FINC 630 An in-depth look at current research in specific topic areas in corporate finance. Topic(s) to be determined by instructor. |
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FINC 650: Directed Study in Finance 1-3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Consent of instructor & approval of Dept Head required Special problem or specific area of finance. (Pass/Fail) |
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FINC 650A: Directed Study in Finance 1 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Consent of instructor & approval of Dept Head required Special problem or specific area of finance. (Pass/Fail) |
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FINC 650B: Directed Study in Finance 2 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Consent of instructor & approval of Dept Head required Special problem or specific area of finance. (Pass/Fail) |
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FINC 650C: Directed Study in Finance 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Consent of instructor & approval of Dept Head required Special problem or specific area of finance. (Pass/Fail) |
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FINC 685: Comprehensive Exam in Finance 0 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Doctoral Standing required. Required for all business administration doctoral students seeking to take the comprehensive exam in finance. Successful completion is a prerequisite to the oral comprehensive exam for those seeking a primary field or examined minor in finance. Requires consent of graduate director. |
First Year Experience |
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FYE 100: The Experience 1 Semester Credit Hours . Utilizes an interdisciplinary experience by focusing on 21st century skills. Application experiences in communication, critical thinking and collaborative environments while engaging in University culture. |
Food and Nutrition |
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FNU 103: Human Nutrition/Weight Control 1 Semester Credit Hours . 0-1-1 (3) Personalized weight control program based on recommended nutrients, behavior modification and energy balance. Pass/Fail |
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FNU 200: Int To The Nutrition Professions 1 Semester Credit Hours . An introduction to the nutrition and dietetics professions including foods and foodservice management. Topics include ethics, standards of practice and professional performance, and trends. |
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FNU 201: Food Cost Accounting 3 Semester Credit Hours . This course focuses on controlling foodservice costs topics and overviews the fundamental knowledge of financial management, managerial accounting, and operational cost controls for foodservice professionals. |
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FNU 203: Basic Human Nutrition 3 Semester Credit Hours . Functions of various nutrients and their interrelationships in children and adults with emphasis on personal food habits and selection. |
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FNU 210: Introduction to the Nutrition Professions 3 Semester Credit Hours . 0-3-3 An introduction to the nutrition and dietetics professions including foods and foodservice management. Topics include ethics, standards of practice and professional performance, and trends. |
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FNU 220: Life Cycle Nutrition 3 Semester Credit Hours . Evaluation of variations in nutrition requirements in all stages of the life cycle, including prenatal, infant, childhood, adolescent, adult, and geriatric nutrition. |
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FNU 232: Basic Food Science 3 Semester Credit Hours . Use of food science principles in food selection and preparation procedures. Introduction to food science research. |
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FNU 253: Sports Nutrition 3 Semester Credit Hours . Nutrient needs and food related issues in exercise for wellness and training for competitive athletes. |
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FNU 264: Basic Foods and Nutrition Research 2 Semester Credit Hours . An introduction to the food and nutrition research methods processes, including proposal development, data analysis, study conclusions, and computer applications. |
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FNU 274: Intro To Dietetics Research 3 Semester Credit Hours . An introduction to dietetics, trends affecting the professional, and the research process, including computer applications. |
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FNU 299: Research for Nutrition Professionals 3 Semester Credit Hours . 0-3-3 An introduction to the food and nutrition research methods processes, including proposal development, data analysis, study conclusions, and computer applications. |
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FNU 302: Quantity Foods Field Experience 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FNU 232 . Equipment and production in the food service industry, field experience in food service facilities. |
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FNU 402: Human Nutrition Biochemistry I 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FNU 203 , BISC 227 , and CHEM 121 . Food sources and utilization of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats in humans. |
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FNU 403: Community Nutrition 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FNU 203 AND FNU 220 . Prevention and treatment of nutrition problems common to individuals, families, and communities. Includes survey of federal, state, and local nutrition programs for various age groups. |
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FNU 404: Human Nutrition Biochemistry II 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FNU 402 Food sources and utilization of Vitamins, minerals, and water in humans. |
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FNU 412: Advanced Food Science 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FNU 232 or CHEM 121 Study of the chemical and physical nature of foods. Individual investigations of selected problems. |
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FNU 414: Nutrition Assessment 3 Semester Credit Hours . Corequisite FNU 402 . Planning, implementation, and evaluation of nutrition needs and provision of individualized client care. |
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FNU 423: Medical Nutrition Therapy I: Diabetes, Cancer, and Heart Disease 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FNU 402 and FNU 414 . Medical nutrition therapy for cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, food allergies, and AIDS. |
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FNU 443: Medical Nutrition Therapy II: Gi, Renal Disease, and Nutrition Support 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FNU 423 . Enteral and parenteral nutrition; medical nutrition therapy for gastrointestinal, liver, and kidney diseases. |
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FNU 463: Medical Nutrition Therapy III: Clinical Applications 3 Semester Credit Hours . Corequisite FNU 443 . Structured experiences in nutrition and dietetics to develop assessment, interviewing, and nutrition education skills. |
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FNU 472: Food Systems Management II 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite FNU 302 . Study of the principles of organization and management applied to institutional food service. |
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FNU 492: Internship in Nutrition-Dietetics 1-9 (28) Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Completion of approved didactic program in dietetics. Application required. Completion of approved didactic program in dietetics. Application required. |
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FNU 492A: Intern in Nutrition-Dietetics 1 (28) Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Completion of approved didactic program in dietetics. Application required. Completion of approved didactic program in dietetics. Application required. |
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FNU 492C: Supervised Practice in Nutrition-Dietetics 3 (27) Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Completion of approved didactic program in dietetics. Application required. Completion of approved didactic program in dietetics. Application required. |
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FNU 492H: Supervised Practice in Nutrition-Dietetics 8 (27) Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Completion of approved didactic program in dietetics. Application required. Completion of approved didactic program in dietetics. Application required. |
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FNU 492I: Intern in Nutrition-Dietetics 9 (27) Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite BY APPLICATION ONLY. Completion of approved didactic program in dietetics. Application required. |
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FNU 503: World Nutrition Problems 3 Semester Credit Hours . A study of world wide nutritional problems with special emphasis on recent research and contributing factors. Open to non-majors. |
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FNU 523: Recent Advances in Nutrition 3 (12) Semester Credit Hours . Current developments in normal nutrition, nutrition assessment, and diet therapy. |
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FNU 525: Nutrition for Educators 3 Semester Credit Hours . U. S. Dietary Guidelines based nutrition information and resources for preschool through high school age individuals. No prerequisites. |
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FNU 527: Adult Weight Management 3 Semester Credit Hours . A study of current nutrition guidelines for weight management. |
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FNU 528: Nutritional Management of Cardiovascular Disease 3 Semester Credit Hours . The role of diet in the prevention, development, and treatment of cardiovascular disease. |
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FNU 529: Nutritional Mgt of Diabetes 3 Semester Credit Hours . Study of issues related to diabetes including assessment and the role of diet in diabetes management. |
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