111. HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION (Credit, 3 hours). A survey of world civilization from prehistoric time to circa 1500.

433. HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
(Credit, 3 hours). Survey of the historical
development of the English language from its
beginnings to the present: native and foreign elements;
changes in inflection, pronunciation,
vocabulary, meaning. Prerequisites: ENGL 110,
111, and 305.

Homeland Security

Human Anat & Physiology Lab I

Human Anat & Physiology Lab I

Human Anat & Physiology Lab II

332. HUMAN NUTRITION (Credit, 3
hours)(Lec., 2 hours; Lab., 2 hours). Basic principles
of nutrition. Physiological and biochemical
bases for nutrient need; factors to consider in
meeting these needs. Prerequisites: CHEM 128,
129, 130, 131, or 132, or 133.

EMCJ 543. HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN CORRECTIONS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT (3 credit hours). This course is designed to examine the basic human resource management theories and apply them to the administration of corrections institutions. It examines the functions of the correctional personnel in relation to employee hiring, training, motivation, performance appraisal, discipline, and labor relations.
Course Emphasis:
This course is an examination of corrections human resource management. Particular emphasis is placed on human resource management theories, supervision of employees, employee motivation, professional development, and management of difficult employees. A special focus will also be placed on employees stress, wellness, and assistance programs.

526. HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT