• FREN 4990: Comprehensive Assessment

  0.00 Credits

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  Undergraduate level. All candidates for a degree from King are required to demonstrate competency in their major field. Students with more than one major must demonstrate competency in each of their major fields. Comprehensive assessment in French demonstrates competency in reading listening comprehension writing and speaking the French language. For a B.A. in French students must show mastery on CAPE (Computerized Adaptive Placement Exam) and pass the French Proficiency Exam.
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• GENL ELEC: General Elective

  4.00 Credits

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• GEOG 2010: Physical Geography

  3.00 Credits

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  An introduction to maps and map projections weather and climate factors world distributions patterns of climate and the controls of climate on man's activities and the study of landforms shaped by natural processes.
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• GREK 1000: Ancient Greek I

  4.00 Credits

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  An introductory study of grammar and basic vocabulary for reading Hellenistic especially New Testament Greek.
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• GREK 2000: Ancient Greek II

  4.00 Credits

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• HCAD 1700: Introduction to Healthcare Administration

  4.00 Credits

  King University

  
  This course provides an introduction to a career concentrated in healthcare administration. Students will be introducted to core competencies required to be successful as a healthcare administrator. They will be exposed to potential settings in which a degree in healthcare administration could be utilized along with specific positions within those settings. An overview of communication and relationship management professionalism leadership knowledge of the healthcare environment and business skills will be included. Upon completion students should be able to determine whether they wish to pursue a degree and/or career in healthcare administration. This course is not a major requirement for the BSHA program.
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• HCAD 2100: Medical Terminology

  2.00 Credits

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  This course is designed for students interested in the medical and paramedical fields. Utilizing web-assisted instruction students will study medical terminology related to the major body systems. Emphasis will include the use of medical word parts pronunciation spelling and the definitions of key pathology diagnostic and treatment procedures terms.
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• HCAD 3004: Human Diseases

  4.00 Credits

  King University

  
  This course provides a broad-based approach to the understanding of diseases based on genetic biologic and physiologic concepts and population profiles. Students learn to correlate basic physiological functions with the abnormal occurrence of disease when homeostasis is disrupted. Topics include biological physical and emotional response to injury and stress and disturbances of homeostasis in major body organs and body systems. This course is not a major requirement for the BSHA program.
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• HCAD 3020: Financial Management of Healthcare Organizations

  4.00 Credits

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  This course introduces the student to the elements of financial management concepts at the organizational level. Students will understand the evolving history of the financial management process and application at both the department and organization level. Students will become fully versed in topics such as tax status third-party payers recognition of operating revenue working capital utilization and the interface capital has on the organization�s execution of revenue cycle management. Through appropriate use and understanding of operating capital and resource allocation the student willunderstand how to strategically plan operationalize and analyze service line products resulting in a positive return on investment (ROI). This course is designed to expose students who typically do not have a background in either finance or accounting disciplines to the basic definitions concepts use of mathematical applications todetermine the positive or negative result of the organizational efforts in delivering health care.
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• HCAD 3110: Introduction to Epidemiology and Biostatistics

  4.00 Credits

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  This course takes a managerial perspective to the prevention and control of diseases in the public and private arenas. Basic concepts of epidemiology and biostatistics are applied to outbreak geography of diseasemanagement intervention and policy development/implementation.
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