Plnu Course Descriptions

Point Loma Nazarene University (PLNU) offers a range of courses that offer students a wide selection of academic disciplines. Students can find a variety of courses in the liberal arts, sciences, pre-professional programs, and professional programs. Course descriptions provide valuable information on the content, skills, and outcomes of a class before making their academic decisions. PLNU's course descriptions are detailed in catalogs published each year. You can find the course descriptions for each specific course by year, subject, and type of course. Course descriptions also include information about texts and other materials recommended for the course, prerequisites, and general expectations. PLNU's course descriptions provide important information about the course’s content. This content can include the required texts, the lectures and discussions, any discussions of research papers presented in class, and any field study experience that may be required. In addition, it explains the instructional methods and assessment criteria for the course. Course descriptions also provide important information about the precepts, principles, concepts, theories, and material that will be covered in the course. This includes information on the rationale for the course and the processes and techniques used in the course. Additionally, it outlines important goals and learning objectives, including desired outcomes that the student is expected to achieve. PLNU course descriptions also help students to understand the expectations associated with enrolling in the course, what they can expect to do, and what they can expect to learn. It also provides information on the difficulty level of the course, the time commitment required by the student, and any additional resources such as tutoring or research help that may be available. Course descriptions are an important part of selecting a course and students should carefully read the course descriptions for each course before making their decision. This is the best way to ensure that the classes chosen will meet their academic and professional goals and will provide a challenge that each student is comfortable with.