Austin Community College

FY 99 Course Descriptions

Human Development

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Human Development courses are elective college-credit courses designed to assist students in succeeding in college and in life. They are open to students in any program or discipline. Students may take up to 3 credit hourse in this area.

HDP 1601 ORIENTATION (1-1-0). This course provides an overview of key aspects, knowledge, and skills needed in the transition to college life. Students will identify their educational goals, personal strengths and areas for development; become familiar with college resources and services; and briefly explore strategies for academic success such as time management, decision-making, and study skills.

HDP 1603 CREATIVE LEARNING: KEYS TO COLLEGE SUCCESS (3-3-0). This course teaches learning and self-management strategies that can maximize student success in school and in life. Emphasis is on college study skills, learning styles and resources, and personal skills such as goal setting, time management, and critical thinking. Skills: R

HDP 1613 PERSONAL GROWTH (3-3-0). In an informal atmosphere, students are given opportunities to acquire and strengthen the skills of self-awareness, decision making, goal setting, and relating effectively with others. An emphasis is placed on putting theory into practice to enhance personal effectiveness and satisfaction. Skills: R

HDP 1623 LEADERSHIP AND GROUP DYNAMICS (3-3-0). This course examines basic principles of leadership, behavior, group development, team work, and group problem solving. Applications to business management, human services organizations, and other areas. Skills: E

HDP 1643 CAREER DEVELOPMENT (3-3-0). An in-depth experience of the skills of life/career planning. Students complete an extensive self-assessment, research the job market, set personal goals, and implement appropriate job-search skills. Skills: R


Course Descriptions as of February 02, 1999 4:28pm
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