2021 - 2022 Undergraduate Bulletin

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Start Date

Tue, 06/01/2021 - 03:37 AM

End Date

Tue, 05/31/2022 - 07:59 PM

Years

2122

Engineering Design - Associate of Applied Science

Gives a background in the use of computer-aided design software for the design of mechanical parts devices. Students learn to use AutoCAD and Solid Works design software to qualify for positions as CAD designers and mechanical engineering aids.

Students must have a minimum grade of “C” and a grade point average of 2.25 for all major courses and minor programs.

For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the Engineering Technology department page.

For related information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/home.htm

Total Credits Required


General Education	17
EN 111 College Composition I [EFFC]	4
EN 211 College Composition II [EFFC]	4
MA 115 Precalculus [QUAR]	4
PH 201 College Physics I [SCII]	5

Major Courses	20
DD 100 Technical Drafting with Introduction to CAD	4
DD 103 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing	2
DD 105 Schematic/Diagram Drafting	2
DD 202 Product Development and Design	4
DD 203 Industrial Drawing and Design	4
MF 233 Numerical Control	4

Other Required Courses	22
AD 111 Human Centered Design: Foundations	4
ET 110 Introduction to Electricity	4
IT 180 Introduction to Fluid Power	3
IT 010 Exit Seminar	0
MET 211 Mechanics-Statics	4
MET 213 Materials Science I	3
MF 134 Manufacturing Process	4

General Electives	1

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Associate of Arts - General Studies

On-Campus and Online through NMU Global Campus

For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the Associate of Arts/Associate of Science in General Studies department page.

Total Credits Required

General Education Requirements	24-32
Choose eight courses from the following:	32
Effective Communication (one to two courses)
Quantitative Reasoning and Analysis (one course)
Social Responsibility in a Diverse World (one course)
Integrative Thinking (one course)
Human Expression (one course)
Perspectives on Society (one to two courses)
Scientific Inquiry (one to two courses)

Major Courses	16
Select a minimum of 16 credits from the prefixes listed below. Courses may come from one prefix or multiple prefixes. Courses taken to meet the General Education requirement cannot be used as Major courses.

AD AN BC CHN DAN EC EN FR GR GN GRN HS
IP MU NAS PL PR PS RE SN SO SP SW TH

Electives	12-20
Complete additional coursework to meet 60 credit minimum for degree.

All coursework must be 100 level or higher.

Requires a high school diploma or equivalent with a 2.0 HS GPA.

Students who have already earned an associates degree are not eligible for this degree.

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Music Minor

Students must achieve a 2.5 overall GPA in the minor.

For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the Music department page.

For related information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, http://www.bls.gov/ooh/entertainment-and-sports/musicians-and-singers.htm

Total Credits Required

MU 101 Theory 1	2
MU 103 Class Piano 1	2
MU 145 Introduction to Music Literature [HUME] or	3
MU 125 Music in Society (3 cr.) [HUME]
Music Electives	9

Note: A student can have no more than five repeats of “failed” courses in the music minor.

Preapproved Elective Courses for Music Minor
Departmental approval is required to declare this minor. Upon approval, students may schedule the required classes above and choose from the pre-approved music electives below. After sufficient progress is made and elective requirements are met (see below), the student should meet with the department head for final approval of the minor. The department head will submit the approved plan to the Registrar.

Music minor electives should represent a variety of ensemble participation, performance lessons, and additional academic music classes. A minimum number of credits for each category is required as follows:

Performances Lessons – All courses 1 credit each. Minimum 2 credits. Courses may be repeated for credit.

MU131, 231 Performance - Brass

MU141, 241 Performance - Keyboard

MU151, 251 Performance - Percussion

MU161, 261 Performance - Strings

MU171, 271 Performance - Vocal

MU181, 281 Performance - Woodwind

Ensembles – All courses 0.5 credits each. Minimum 2 credits. Courses may be repeated for credit.

MU108 Arts Chorale

MU111 University Choir

MU112 Marquette Choral Society

MU113 Symphonic Band

MU114 Marching Band

MU115 Wind Ensemble

MU116 University Orchestra

MU117 Jazz Band

MU118 Chamber Ensemble

MU120 Percussion Ensemble

Academic Courses – All courses listed below are 2 credits. Minimum 4 credits.

MU102 Aural Skills 1

MU105 Aural Skills 2

MU202 Aural Skills 3

MU210 Aural Skills 4

MU211 Orchestration and Arranging

MU104 Music Theory 2

MU201 Music Theory 3

MU204 Music Theory 4

MU106 Class Piano 2

MU140 Class Piano 3

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Hospitality Management

Graduates of NMU's Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management are confidently prepared for management positions in the dynamic hospitality industry. The program takes pride in integrating theory and practice, providing student’s opportunities to experience the leadership roles necessary for thriving careers in both the independent and corporate sectors of food service, meeting and events, destination marketing organizations, and more. Key highlights include in-depth concept development of events and businesses, financial management, leadership theory, personnel administration for successful employee relations, and trending practices in customer service.

For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the Technology and Occupational Sciences, College of department page.

For related information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/food-service-managers.htm

Total Credits Required

120

General Education

30-40

Technical Concentration	58
HM 111 Food Service Sanitation	2
HM 112 Introduction to the Tourism and Hospitality Industry	4
HM 115 Professional Cooking I	4
HM 120 Professional Cooking II	4
HM 126 Procurement for Restaurant Operations	2
HM 214 Cost Control for the Hospitality Industry	4
HM 221 Guest Services	4
HM 265 Facilities, Equipment, and Technology	4
HM 305 Leadership of Hospitality Personnel	4
HM 310 Menu Analysis and Design	4
HM 330 Beverage and Bar Management	4
HM 350 Events Management	4
HM 405 Hospitality Senior Seminar	2
HM 415 Hospitality Personnel Administration	4
HM 449 Financial Management of Hospitality Operations	4
HM 450 Operational Planning for the Hospitality Industry	4

Other Required Courses	4
MKT 230 Introduction to Marketing	4

Electives	18

This major does not require a minor.

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Mathematics Major

Students pursuing this degree will have the opportunity to take traditional courses in mathematics and modern applied mathematics covering major topics related to actuarial science and operations research.

All non-teaching majors and minors offered by the department require a 2.00 or higher overall grade point average in required courses and a grade of “C” or better in each required course.

For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the Mathematics and Computer Sciences department page.

For related information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, http://www.bls.gov/ooh/math/home.htm

Total Credits Required

120

General Education

30-40

Required Courses in Major	39-52
Core Requirements	24
MA 161 Calculus I [QUAR]	4
MA 163 Calculus II	4
MA 211 Linear Algebra	3
MA 265 Calculus III	4
MA 312 Abstract Algebra I	3
MA 361 Differential Equations	3
MA 490 Senior Seminar	3

Concentration (choose one)

General Mathematics Concentration	15
Choose two or more courses from the following:	6-7
At least one course must be at the 400 level.
MA 363 Analysis I (3 cr.)
MA 371 Probability (3 cr.)
MA 412 Abstract Algebra II (3 cr.)
MA 464 Analysis II (3 cr.)
MA 472 Statistics I (4 cr.)
MA Electives	8-9
Select from MA 300- 400-level courses, except MA 350-359 and MA 450-459.

Actuarial Sciences Concentration	28
MA 370 Interest Theory	3
MA 371 Probability	3
MA 472 Statistics I	4
MA Electives	6
Select from MA 300- 400-level courses, except MA 350-359 and MA 450-459.
EC 201 Microeconomic Principles	4
EC 202 Macroeconomic Principles	4
FIN 351 Financial Management I	4

Other Required Course	4
CS 120 Computer Science I [QUAR]	4

Minor	16

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Construction Management

On-Campus and Online through NMU Global Campus

Prepares students to be competent in coordinating all phases of building construction including estimating, scheduling, writing contracts, purchasing materials and working with subcontractors and material suppliers to ensure the job gets done on time and within budget. Graduates may begin as project managers, field engineers, estimators, assistant project managers or superintendents. Students are strongly urged to meet with their adviser to select a minor that will support their career goals.

Global Campus students interested in the on-line program completion option must meet these additional admission requirements:

Completion of supplemental application;
Seven years of documented construction industry experience, (or equivalent);
Three professional letters of recommendation;
Satisfactory completion of prior learning assessment (see supplemental application for more information).

For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the Technology and Occupational Sciences, College of department page.

For related information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/construction-managers.htm

Total Credits Required

120

General Education

30-40

Technical Concentration*	50
CN 107 Construction Documents	3
CN 110 Construction Processes	2
CN 153 Introduction to Construction Design	3
CN 156 Construction Systems and Methods	2
CN 158 Concrete and Masonry	2
CN 251 Construction Field Operations	3
CN 252 Codes and Inspection ***	2
CN 254 Construction Survey and Layout **	3
CN 278 Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Systems	3
CN 283 Construction Estimating	3
CN 353 Soils and Foundations	3
CN 357 Legal Aspects of Construction	3
CN 369 Construction Economics and Standard Practices	3
CN 372 Advanced Design and Conventions	3
CN 445 Property Development	3
CN 450 Project Control	3
CN 455 Construction Safety	3
CN 459 Construction Management	3
CN 489 Graduation Assessment for CN Majors	0

Other Required Courses	16
ACT 230 Principles of Accounting I	4
MA 115 Precalculus [QUAR] **	4
MET 211 Mechanics-Statics	4
MKT 230 Introduction to Marketing	4

* Requires a "C" and a 2.25 GPA or better in all technical concentration courses.

** MA 115 is a prerequisite to CN 254 and will also count toward the general education requirement.

*** CN 252m is strongly encouraged for students who wish to pursue the 60 hours of pre-licensure training required to obtain a Michigan Builders License.

This major does not require a minor.

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Computer Science Major

This major combines courses in practical programming, computer architecture, networking and algorithm design/analysis with an appropriate background in mathematics and theory of computing. Included are classes covering the latest technologies such as mobile devices, internet applications and robotics. This major provides the foundation for a rewarding and productive career in industry as well as strong preparation for graduate school.

All non-teaching majors and minors offered by the department require a 2.00 or higher overall grade point average in required courses and a grade of “C” or better in each required course.

For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the Mathematics and Computer Sciences department page.

For related information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, http://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/computer-programmers…

Total Credits Required

122

General Education

30-40

Required Courses in Major	40
CS 120 Computer Science I [QUAR]	4
CS 122 Computer Science II	4
CS 201 Programming in C++	3
CS 222 Data Structures	4
CS 228 Network Programming	3
CS 322 Principles of Programming Languages	4
CS 326 Object-Oriented Design	3
CS 330 Microcomputer Architecture	4
CS 422 Algorithms Design and Analysis	3
CS 426 Operating Systems	4
CS 480 Senior Project in Computer Science	4

Other Required Courses	30-31
Mathematics	18-19
MA 161 Calculus I [QUAR]	4
MA 163 Calculus II	4
MA 211 Linear Algebra	3
MA 240 Discrete Mathematics	4
MA courses 265+ except MA 271, MA 331, MA 484 and MA courses with middle digit “5”	3-4

Computer Information Systems, Computer Science and Mathematics Electives	12
Choose from the following:
CIS 464 Database Management Systems (4 cr.)
CS courses numbered 300 or higher, excluding those with middle digit “5”, and those courses required in the major.
MA courses 265+, except MA 271, MA 331, MA 484 and MA courses with middle digit “5”, and those courses counted under "Other Required Courses - Mathematics".

Minor	16

*Mathematics may be declared as a minor and courses under Other Required Courses may count toward that minor.

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Social Service Minor

This minor focuses on the institution of social welfare and the service delivery system. It is especially appropriate for students pursuing degrees in other human service curricula.

For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the Social Work department page.

For related information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, http://www.bls.gov/ooh/community-and-social-service/social-workers.htm

Total Credits Required

Required Core Course	4
SW 100 Exploring Social Work	4

Program Electives	4
Choose one course from the following:	4
SW 230 Human Behavior in the Social Environment I (4 cr.)
SW 308 Methods of Social Research II (4 cr.) [SCII] or
SO 308 Methods of Social Research II (4 cr.) [SCII]
SW 331 Human Behavior in the Social Environment II (4 cr.)
SW 341 Social Welfare Policy (4 cr.)
SW 440 Social Work Policy Analysis (4 cr.)

Social Work Program Electives	8
Choose two courses from the following:	8
SW 401 Child Welfare (4 cr.)
SW 405 Aging Public Policies and Programs (4 cr.)
SW 411 Social Work in the Health Fields (4 cr.)
SW 415 Addictions: Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention (4 cr.)
SW 417 Social Work in Mental Health (4 cr.)
SW 495 Special Topics in Social Work (1 - 4 cr.)
SW 498 Directed Study in Social Work (1 - 4 cr.)

Note: Field instruction courses and 300-400 level practice method courses may not be included in the social welfare minor.

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International Studies Minor

For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the Languages, Literatures, and International Studies department page.

For related information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, http://www.bls.gov/ooh/life-physical-and-social-science/home.htm

Total Credits Required

Core	8
IP 190 Introduction to International Studies [SOCR]	4
IP 490 International Studies Seminar [INTT]	4

Approved Electives	12

The electives may be chosen from any of the courses under the international studies major, non-regional or regional tracks.

No more than 8 credits of any prefix other than IP can apply as electives.

Up to 8 credits can be applied from the list of non-regional elective courses and/or core for the international studies major.

Courses listed for the regional tracks of the international studies major may also be used as electives.

Additional Requirements:

Study Abroad

International Studies minors must have a study abroad experience, normally in a non-English speaking country, for at least 2 weeks. Many of the credits earned can be applied to the minor. Students who attended high school in another country may petition the international studies advisory committee for exemption from the requirement for study abroad.

Language Proficiency

International studies minors must demonstrate proficiency in a language other than English at the 102 level or higher. This can be accomplished by completing a 102 (or 200 or higher) course in a language or by verification through the Languages, Literatures and International Studies Department (i.e. determined by examination or through some other means of confirming proficiency).

Program Approval

A program approval for international studies minors must be prepared and approved by an academic advisor from the Languages, Literatures and International Studies Department and a copy forwarded to Degree Evaluations in the Registrar’s Office. A degree evaluation will not be performed until approval is received.

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Practical Nursing Certificate (currently not accepting students)

The practical nursing program is currently suspended and not accepting applicants.

The practical nursing program prepares students to provide nursing care to patients and their families in hospitals, nursing homes, physician offices, home health care agencies and health clinics. The program of study combines nursing theory lectures with planned patient care learning experiences in hospitals, nursing homes and community health care agencies. Graduates are qualified to take the National Council of Licensure Examination (NCLEX-PN).

Required prerequisite courses may be taken on a full- or part-time basis.

Students pursuing the practical nursing certificate must maintain a minimum overall grade point average of 2.00 in all nursing courses with no course below a “C”and maintain an overall Northern Michigan University grade point average of 2.00.

For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the Nursing - Practical department page.

For related information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/licensed-practical-and-licensed-vocational-n…

Total Credits Required

46-47


Required Prerequisite Courses	15
AH 102 Growth and Development [INTT]	3
AH 171 Medical Terminology or	4
CLS 171 Medical Terminology (4 cr.) (Formerly OIS 171)
AH 201 Nutrition for Health Professions I	2
AH 202 Nutrition for Health Professions II	2
BI 104 Human Anatomy and Physiology	4

Upon receiving notice of acceptance into the practical nursing program, the following sequence of classes will be followed:
Practical Nursing Courses	31-32
AH 107 Clinical Pharmacology Lecture	3
PN 127 Fundamentals of Nursing - Lecture	4
PN 128 Fundamentals of Nursing - Clinical	6
PN 137 Health and Illness Concepts Across the Lifespan - Lecture	8
PN 138 Health and Illness Concepts - Clinical	6
PN 139 Obstetric - Lecture	3
PN 140 Health and Illness Concepts of Woman, Child, & Family - Clinical	2

Students successfully completing the Practical Nursing program and interested in continuing their education may want to consider a bachelor's degree in Community Health Education. All coursework from the Practical Nursing program can be applied toward the requirements of a degree in Community Health Education. Students interested in this option should contact the School of Health and Human Performance for more information.

*This course is designed for those students that do not plan on continuing on towards a BSN.

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