FCCS 101. Family and Community Health. (3 Credits)

FCCS 101 FAMILY AND COMMUNITY HEALTH - 2 semester hours A study of personal hygiene, sanitary care of the home, first aid, prevention of disease and home care of the sick. An introductory course that will examine current practices and trends in health related problems and lifestyle behaviors, emphasizing self-help and preventable aspects of health care.

FCCS 102. Multicultural Families & Comm.. (3 Credits)

This course explores various contemporary issues related to individual, family, and community roles, responsibilities, interpersonal interactions, functions and development tasks. Specific emphasis is placed upon cultural diversity among families in the United States.

FCCS 301. Child Development/Laboratory. (1-3 Credits)

This course explores the profession of child development. Special attention is given to the perceptual, social, emotional, cognitive and physical processes from infancy through age eight. The laboratory experience is an element of this course and taught simultaneously with the class. This allows students to work directly with children and to receive hands-on-experiences in the preschool classroom.

FCCS 302. Family Relations. (3 Credits)

Focus is on applying knowledge and theory to the study of how families relate to one another and manage their resources for both survival and fulfillment. Factors related to the development of functional family lifestyles are assessed from multiple perspectives.

FCCS 381. Adoles. & Emerging Adulthood. (3 Credits)

This course examines mental, moral, social, emotional, and physical development within the adolescence and emerging adulthood (Ages 10-25) period of life. The course includes a multicultural approach. It is designed for professionals who plan to work with children and young adults.

FCCS 401. Human Sexuality & Fam Planning. (3 Credits)

The course investigates factors related to the development of lifestyles and families. Consideration is given to current issues relating to marriage and family life and those changes in society, which affect the institution of the family. The course explores concepts related to family planning and the relationship of sexual attitudes and behavior to human development and sexuality. Special emphasis on economic, social, cultural, legal, and political factors, which influence decisions, related to family planning, sexual behavior, and attitudes. Open to non-majors.

FCCS 402. Decision Making Process In Mod. (3 Credits)

A fundamental course in the study of decision making as it takes place. Students explore the theories for understanding and carrying out the decision-making process. In addition, theories on motivation, rational choice, and behavior are explored.

FCCS 404. Nursery School Planning. (3 Credits)

Essential procedures in childcare administration, curriculum development, equipment, floor plans, food service and guidance are addressed. Emphasis is placed on the operation of facility according to minimum standards.

FCCS 405. Parent Education. (3 Credits)

The course studies the assessment of current theories and concepts relative to parent education. Emphasis is placed on parenthood responsibilities and the task of parenting in today’s diverse culture.

FCCS 470. Blk Fam:Fr. Slavery to Pr. Day. (3 Credits)

In this course, students will develop knowledge and skill needed to understand the individual, community, and societal factors influencing the past and present functioning of Black American families. Students will engage in learning opportunities examining historical experiences, cultural stereotypes, and the systematic marginalization of Black American families through social policy and initiatives. This class will use a variety of multimedia including.