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Emergency Medical Services Click here for more information about the Emergency Medical Services courses.
	• EMS 100 - Emergency Medical Technician - Basic
	• EMS 101 - EMT - Basic Clinical I
	• EMS 210 - Paramedic I
	• EMS 211 - Paramedic Clinical I
	• EMS 220 - Paramedic II
	• EMS 221 - Paramedic Clinical II
	• EMS 230 - Paramedic III
	• EMS 231 - Paramedic Clinical III
	• EMS 240 - Paramedic IV
	• EMS 241 - Paramedic Clinical IV
Engineering Science
	• EGR 2100 - Engineering Design
	• EGR 2200 - Introduction to Electrical Engineering
	• EGR 2300 - Introduction to Engineering Thermodynamics
	• EGR 9201 - Research I
	• EGR 9202 - Research II
	• EGR 9203 - Research III
	• EGR 9204 - Research IV
English as a Second Language (ESL)
	• ESL 91A7 - Developing Fluency in Reading and Writing for ESL Students
	• ESL 101 - Accelerated Academic ESL I
	• ESL 102 - Accelerated Academic ESL II
	• ESL 700 - Basic Reading and Writing for Students Learning English as a Second Language
	• ESL 900 - Intermediate Reading and Writing for Students Learning English as a Second Language
English as a Second Language (ESL): College Now
	• ESL BW100 - Foundations for College-Level Reading and Writing for ESL Students, I
	• ESL BW200 - Foundations for College-Level Reading and Writing for ESL Students, II
Exercise Science
	• EXS 91X6 - Field Experience in Exercise Science
	• EXS 500 - Introduction to Exercise Science
	• EXS 900 - Introduction to Personal Training
	• EXS 1000 - Kinesiology of Exercise
	• EXS 1100 - Physiology of Exercise
	• EXS 1200 - Health Risk Appraisal
	• EXS 1300 - Fitness Assessment and Program Design
	• EXS 1500 - Lifetime Strength and Flexibility Training
	• EXS 2000 - Exercise, Energy Balance, and Weight Management
Fashion Design
	• FD 81XX - Independent Study
	• FD 1100 - Fashion Sketching for Fashion Designers
	• FD 1200 - Fashion Sketching for Fashion Designers II
	• FD 1300 - Computerized Fashion Design
	• FD 1400 - Garment Construction
	• FD 2000 - Flat Patternmaking
	• FD 2100 - Fashion Design I
	• FD 2200 - Fashion Design II
	• FD 2300 - Design Trends and Aesthetics
	• FD 2500 - Advanced CAD for Fashion Design
	• FD 9200 - Field Experience in Fashion Design
Fashion Merchandising
	• FM 3200 - Product Development
	• FM 3500 - Textile and Non-Textile Analysis
	• FM 3600 - Visual Merchandising and Display
	• FM 3700 - Fashion Merchandising
	• FM 3900 - Fashion Sales Promotion
French
	• FR 81XX - Independent Study
	• FR 82XX - Topical/Pilot Course
	• FR 100 - Elementary French I
	• FR 200 - Elementary French II
	• FR 300 - Intermediate French I
	• FR 400 - Intermediate French II
	• FR 2200 - French Conversation
	• FR 5700 - Haitian Culture and Civilization
Health Education
	• HE 82XX - Topical/Pilot Course
	• HE 1400 - Critical Issues in Personal Health
	• HE 2000 - Community CPR
	• HE 2100 - Emergency Cardiac Care
	• HE 3300 - Stress Management
	• HE 3400 - Survey of Holistic Health Care
	• HE 3500 - First Aid and Personal Safety
	• HE 3800 - Women’s Health Issues
	• HE 4200 - Health and Nutrition
	• HE 5000 - Weight Management
	• HE 5400 - Men’s Health Issues
	• HPE 1200 - Concepts of Wellness
	• HPE 1500 - Fitness Assessment and Prescription
Health Science
	• HS 4000 - Drugs: The Individual and Society
	• HS 4100 - Global Health Issues
	• HS 5200 - Human Sexuality
	• HS 6000 - Food Systems and Health
Hebrew
	• HEB 81XX - Independent Study
	• HEB 82XX - Topical/Pilot Course
	• HEB 100 - Elementary Hebrew I
	• HEB 200 - Elementary Hebrew II
	• HEB 300 - Intermediate Hebrew I
	• HEB 3000 - Hebrew Literature in Translation I
	• HEB 3100 - Hebrew Literature in Translation II
History - United States History
	• HIS 100 - The American Cities: An Introduction
	• HIS 1100 - American Civilization I
	• HIS 1200 - American Civilization II
	• HIS 1500 - Era of the Civil War: 1828 to 1877
	• HIS 1700 - U.S. History in a Global Context: From The Colonial Period Through The Civil War
	• HIS 1800 - U.S. History in a Global Context:1865 to Present
	• HIS 1900 - Civil Rights and Related Movements
	• HIS 2000 - U.S. Immigration History
	• HIS 2100 - Popular Culture in America
	• HIS 4100 - The Indian in American History
	• HIS 5000 - African-American History
	• HIS 5900 - Modern America: 1920 to Present
	• HIS 6200 - History of New York City
	• HIS 6800 - Women in American History
	• HIS 6900 - American Jewish History
History - World History
	• HIS 3100 - Europe: Napoleon to Hitler, 1789 to 1945
	• HIS 3200 - Modern China
	• HIS 3300 - Africa: Past and Present
	• HIS 3400 - Military History

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