MATH 129B. College Mathematics I (5-Hour Format) (5 Credit Hours).
This course is a 5 credit course equivalent to MATH 130B that provides support to meet the needs of students requiring additional preparation for college-level mathematics. The course includes an introduction to problem-solving approaches, logic, real number system; basic concepts of algebra including functions, graphs, systems of equations: and inequalities; geometry; and topics in contemporary mathematics. The course is designed for students needing a maximum of six hours of mathematics. This course provides three hours towards the mathematics requirement. A student may not receive credit in both this course and MATH 130B. Students are placed according to ACT/SAT scores.

130. COLLEGE MATHEMATICS I (Credit, 3
hours). An introduction to problem-solving
approaches, logic, the real number system; basic
concepts of algebra including functions, graphs,
systems of equations; and inequalities; geometry;
and topics in contemporary math-ematics.
Designed for students needing a maximum of six
hours of mathematics.

FRMN 120B. COLLEGE SUCCESS SKILLS. (2 Credit Hours). The First Year Experience Course at Southern University and A&M College introduces first time freshman into their academic community and engage them in the process of scholarly inquiry. This course is required, two credit hour course for first year students. This course coupled with other University College initiatives exist to implement a successful transition for first-year students at Southern University and A&M College. Furthermore, this class establishes the foundation for gaining knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for academic success on The Bluff and beyond. This course will meet twice a week for two hours for the course of 15-16 weeks.

FRMN 121B. COLLEGE SUCCESS SKILLS. (2 Credit Hours). The First Year Experience Course at Southern University and A&M College introduces first time freshman into their academic community and engage them in the process of scholarly inquiry. This course is required, two credit hour course for first year students. This course coupled with other University College initiatives exist to implement a successful transition for first-year students at Southern University and A&M College. Furthermore, this class establishes the foundation for gaining knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for academic success on The Bluff and beyond. This course will meet twice a week for two hours for the course of 15-16 weeks. This course will meet an additional hour to allow students to engage in supplemental instruction.

100 ELEMENTARY ARABIC I (Credit, 3 Hours)
No Prerequisite: For students who have no
previous knowledge of Modern standard
Arabic. The aim is basic proficiency in the
four language skills: reading, writing, speaking,
and listening. Basic vocabulary, sentence
structure, grammar and pronunciation in
Modern Standard Arabic is introduced.

523. ENTREPRENEURSHIP (Credit 3 hours). This course covers the entrepreneurial process from conception to birth of the new venture. It looks at both process and people involved in assessing ideas, exploiting opportunities, gathering resources and converting concepts into businesses. It explores the practical tools which students can use to further their careers in business, both in entrepreneurship and in more "traditional" corporate environments. A key aspect of the course is working in teams to write a business plan for a new or dramatically expanded venture.

346. FOOD SERVICE SYSTEMS II (Credit, 3
hours) (Lec., 2 hour; Lab., 3 hours). The food
service systems concept with emphasis on the
function and application of managerial and
administrative principles to food service operations.
Food facilities planning and design and
equipment selection; sanitation in food service.
Prerequisite: FCSC 220, 345.

393. GENERALIST SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE I
(Credit, 3 hours). Course based on a generalist
problem-centered framework. It covers the
engagement, data collection, assessment, and
contract negotiation phases of problem solving.
The course integrates theory, values, skills, and
development of professional practice styles.
Prerequisites: SOCW 198, 200, and 298. Open to
social work majors only.