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  • EDU 2100: Intro to Special Education
    3.00 Credits
    Jackson State Community College

    Pre-Req: ENGL 0892, READ 0892Co-Req: NoneThis course is designed to introduce teachers to the historical, legal, and pedagogical aspects of teaching individuals with special needs and gifted. This course covers children beginning pre-school age until early adulthood. The student will be introduced to Individual Education Plans (IEP) and diagnostics assessments. Field experience is required.
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  • EDU 221: Human Growth and Dev I
    3.00 Credits
    Jackson State Community College

    Pre-Req: NoneCo-Req: NoneThis course is a scientific study of quantitative and qualitative ways in which people change over time. Theory, research and application of human development and learning processed will be studied. Emphasis will be placed on development from conception through middle childhood. A special emphasis will be placed on the theories of Erikson, Piaget, and Kohlberg. A child observation project is required.
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  • EDU 222: Human Growth and Dev II
    3.00 Credits
    Jackson State Community College

    Pre-Req: NoneCo-Req: NoneThis course is a scientific study of quantitative and qualitative ways in which people change over time. Theory, research and application of human development and learning processed will be studied. The primary emphasis will be on the individual¿s growth and development during adolescence and through the adult years. An adolescent observation project will be required. EDU 222 may be taken before EDU 221.
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  • EDU 2230: Human Growth and Development
    3.00 Credits
    Jackson State Community College

    Pre-Req: ENGL 0892, READ 0892Co-Req: NoneA study of quantitative and qualitative ways people change through infancy to adolescence. Theory, research, and application of human development and learning processes will be studied. A special emphasis will be placed on the theories of Erikson, Piaget, and Kohlberg. Both a child observation and an adolescent observation are required.
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  • EDU 250: Instructional Technology in Ed
    3.00 Credits
    Jackson State Community College

    No course description available.
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  • EDUC 2120: Intro to Special Education
    3.00 Credits
    Jackson State Community College

    No course description available.
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  • EET 100: Electrical Circuits I
    0.00 - 3.00 Credits
    Jackson State Community College

    Pre-Req: NoneCo-Req: NoneThis course covers the principles of DC circuit analysis. Concepts of voltage and current sources, series and parallel circuits, equivalent circuits, and complex circuits are covered. Basic components and schematics are demonstrated.
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  • EET 120: Digital Circuits
    0.00 - 3.00 Credits
    Jackson State Community College

    Pre-Req: NoneCo-Req: NonePrinciples of digital logic devices such as: and, or, nand, nor, xor, flip flops, ram and rom. Karnaugh maps, Boolean algebra and number bases are covered in detail. Modern digital circuits are studied and synthesized in the laboratory.
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  • EET 130: DC AC Circuits
    3.00 Credits
    Jackson State Community College

    Pre-req.: Math Mods 1-7 or ACT Math 19 Description: This course covers the principles of DC/AC circuit analysis. Core concepts covered include voltage and current sources, series and parallel circuits, Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s voltage and current laws. In addition, single and three phase AC circuits are analyzed. Capacitors and inductors are studied in detail. Time constants, resonance, transient analysis and simple filters are covered.
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  • EET 150: Electro-mechanical Devices
    3.00 Credits
    Jackson State Community College

    Pre-Req: NoneCo-Req: NoneThis course is a survey of the major topics used in the design of electrical and mechanical devices used in the industrial setting. Electrical topics include motors, generators, transformers, programmable logic controllers, DC power supplies and circuit components. The mechanical side of the course concerns the design of machine parts such as gears, belts, shafting and clutches. Solutions to design process problems using applied engineering mechanics and strength of materials are addressed.
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