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Posted On: Wednesday August 21st
STUDENTS
There is a fun statistics course being offered at the introductory level that is also culturally-driven.
Briefly, statistics is using math in real-world environments, in business, health, sciences, and policy. It is all over the news, and training in this field is applicable to almost any career field. This course will teach you how to collect survey data, how to generate charts and tables to communicate ideas, and teach you to be more informed about the world around you.
Also,there are no pre-requisite math courses
this course is GERTA-compatible and can be transferred
is taught with a cultural and tribal perspective from an Indigenous instructor.
This course will be offered Tues & Thurs from 3-4:30 PM starting Fall 2019 semester.
Email me with questions: ktsosie@tm.edu
Posted On: Wednesday August 21st
CHEM 111, Survey of Chemistry meets the science/lab requirement for Associate of Arts Students. It applies chemistry to everyday issues. How does your cell phone work? What chemical is it made of that allows it to receive and transmit messages. How does sun screen work? What do the rating mean? If you really want it to protect, it may required putting a tablespoon of sunscreen on your face.
It is a fun course with many hands-on, short lab exercises in lecture.
Dr. Debby Hunter, instructor.
Posted On: Wednesday August 21st
Students - Check out these Natural Resource Management Courses!
NRM 150 Natural Resources Management Orientation, 1 credit course.
NRM 150 introduces the variety of natural resources fields, research and job opportunities. Students will have the opportunity to explore the diversity within the local habitats, meet NRM professionals and learn about; internships, scholarships, and programs of study.
NRM 200 Turtle Mountain Systems II, 3 credit course
NRM 200 provides hand-on experiences to help students learn about the biotic and abiotic parts, structure and function of Turtle Mountain Ecosystems. We explore the area Forest, Lakes, Wetlands, and Rangelands. This course benefits all students with an interest in the study of life and natural resources of the Turtle Mountains. It is intended for natural resources science majors as part of their program of study. It may also be used by non-science majors as a science-with-lab requirement.
Posted On: Tuesday August 20th
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