Catalog Curriculum I (Quarters)
Catalog Curricula I | Class Schedules
Capstone Excelsior University, LLC | Founded February 24, 2014
Annual Schedule of Classes Fall | Winter | Spring | Summer Quarters
Numbering of Courses
Courses numbered 0-100 are nonbaccalaureate level and those numbered 100-299 are in the lower division (freshman and sophomore years); those numbered 300 -499 are in the upper division (junior and senior years) and intended for undergraduates; those 500-599 are in the upper division and are also acceptable for advanced degrees when taken by students admitted to graduate standing; those numbered 600-799 are graduate courses; and those numbered 800-899 are doctoral courses and are reserved for graduate courses in certain curricula as part of advanced certificate, credential, and licensure programs and are specifically intended for students admitted to the university with post-baccalaureate classified standing.
The acronyms "CRN" is an abbreviation for the words "Course Reference Number:" The CRN reflects the follow: (1.) The letters- reflects the college, department or program. (2.) The first number- reflects the level of academic study. (3.) The second number- reflects the credits units in which can be earned for the successful completion of the course, and (4.) The third number- reflects which part the course is covering or how many parts there are to this course. Example: CRN-HIS.132- This is interpreted as: Course Reference Number- History, nonbaccalaureate level, 3 credit units can be earned and there are 2 parts or classes to this course.
The Credit Units or Credit Hours
In the listing of courses that follow, the second figures addressed in the CRN or after each course sometimes in parentheses indicate the unit value of the course. One unit or credit hour represents about 50-60 minutes of recitation or lecture, together with the required preparation, or three hours of laboratory/internship/practicum work or two hours of activities, each week for one quarter (13 weeks) of studies. {Comprehensive summary: One credit unit is equivalent to 13-14 hours of class time or independent research study, 30 hours of laboratory/internship/practicum work or 45 hours of field/ministerial work}.
Quarter in which Courses Are Offered
C.E.U. operates on four-quarter bases: {Volume I- Fall, Volume II- Winter, Volume III- Spring and Volume IV- Summer Quarter}. The "Volume" encompasses all the courses that are taken that quarter, completed, and entitles of all work submitted to the institution in the proper format. In the listing of courses that follows it is encouraged that students exam each quarter to know when the course they plan to take is offered. The following is an example of course and designated credit and quarter:
Volume I - Fall CRN: FFM150 Five-Fold Ministry (5) Credit Units
See "Education" tab for certificates, certificate of completion, and degree programs
Each enrolled student will have: (a) a customized "major" degree grid, (b) a "Five-Fold Ministry Advanced Specialty Core Curriculum-Lower Division Electives supplemental grid"-Form #2014,* (c) a relevant college Curricula outline, and (d) facility assistance in devising an educational individual guidance plan for each students to reach their educational goals.
*C.E.U. offers a "Five-Fold Ministry Advanced Specialty Core Curriculum-Lower Division Electives (usually 9-45 C.U. depending on degree program) to prepare each five-fold minister (Apostle, Prophet/prophetess, Evangelist, Pastor, and Teacher) for successful ministry. These courses are outlined for each student on the C.E.U. Official Supplemental-Form #2014, and are provided during the admission process. The Curricula by the Division of the Five-Fold Ministry are required courses.He
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CRN= Course Reference Number
Advanced Specialty Core Curriculum Courses
FALL QUARTER CLASS SCHEDULE
CRN Course Title __________________________________________
GO111General Orientation
HEAL110HIV/AIDS Awareness
UFC111Comprehensive Resume Writing
LIFEPR100Life Portfolio (Resume/Life Credits)
UFC112(IGP)Individual Guidance Plan
UFC113Credit Unit Summary Writing
UFC414University Transcript Writing
UFC530 Thesis and Dissertation Writing I, II, and III
LAN630Hebrew Language I (Introduction)
COMS130Speech
PSYC330-Psychology
FFM150Five-Fold Ministry
BIB130Introduction to the Bible
MINE130Pulpit Etiquette
MINH330Homiletics I: Art of Preaching
THAD230Apostolic Doctrine
EDUC530New Members Training
TH439Typology
MIN130Church Leadership
HIST130Ecclesiology I (Church History)
HISTJC230Jewish Customs I - Introduction
STEW130Stewardship I
EDUC130Introd. to Christian Education I
DOCS130Doctrine of Salvation
MINPW130Praise and Worship
DEM130Demonology I Introduction and Origin (Deliverance)
COUC130Christian Counseling I
COUM132Marriage Counseling II
COUT435Counseling Techniques and Interventions I
COUES327Christian Counseling Code of Ethical Standards
COUTOP640 T.O.P. THE olive PRESS with workbook/independent study
HERM230Hermeneutics I
BIB120Beginners Books of the Bible
HISR1130Old Testament Research - The Tabernacle
ENGC130English Composition
LAN630Practical English I
COMP130 Introduction to Computer Systems
ADMA130Basic Accounting
ADMP630Principles of Church Administration
ADMC330Church Administration THE141Greater Works (The Life of Christ/Gospel Books)
THEE530Eschatology
THEP430Poetry I (Job)
Advanced Specialty Core Curriculum Courses
WINTER QUARTER CLASS SCHEDULE
CRN Course Title _________________________________________________
HEAL112HIV/AIDS Awareness II
STEW132Stewardship II
DEM132Demonology II -Basic Study (Deliverance)
MIN230Gifts of the Spirit/Believer
THFA120Theology of Faith
PAUE230Pauline Epistles (Romans-Philemon)
LAN632Hebrew Language II (Advanced)
GRE630Greek Language
LAN632Practical English II
BIB132 Bible Markings
HEALM230Introduction to Health Ministry
DISP120Dispensations
MINE230Personal Evangelism
COUF133Family Counseling III
COUC334Crisis Counseling IV
COUT435Counseling Techniques and Interventions Part II -Introduction to A.P.S.
COUTOP640 T.O.P. THE olive PRESS with workbook/independent study
GENE230General Epistles (Hebrews-Jude)
WOR130Worship {Personal and Congregational}
MINP330Pastoral/Overseer Care
ADMGW223Grant Writing
ADMBM134Basic Business Math
ADMF430Financial Stewardship
EDUC32Christian Education II
HERM232Hermeneutics II
MINH332Homiletics II (Advanced and IP)
MINBER430Issues in Death and Dying (Bereavement, Eulogy and Role of the Clergy)
COC-CHAP1120Chaplaincy Course
HISTJC232Jewish Customs II
THEP432Poetry II (Psalms-Proverbs)
Advanced Specialty Core Curriculum CoursesSPRING QUARTER CLASS SCHEDULE
CRN Course Title _____________________________________
HEAL113HIV/AIDS Awareness III
MINA230Altar Working
DEM233Demonology III- Advanced (Deliverance)
HERM233Hermeneutics III
MIN550Church Evangelism
HEALM232Advanced Health Ministry
LAN633Hebrew Language (Accelerated)
LAN633Practical English
CRNHISLF560Levitical Feasts
BIB520 Philippians
MINP430Pastoral Psychology and Counseling
MINPL530Pastoral Leadership and Church Management
COMP230Basic Data Systems
ADMPW430Proposal Writing
ADMFR435Fund Raising/Basic Marketing
ADMCF630Church Finances
MINREST230Restoration
EDUC333Christian Education III
PSYCA330Abnormal Psychology
COULAW526Ethical and Legal Issues VI
COUTOP640 T.O.P. THE olive PRESS with workbook/independent study
COU5120Clinical Counseling Symposium
EDC6120Dissertation and Oral Defense Prep
EDC6121Teaching Practicum
MIN5125Pastoral Administration Practicum
THEP433Poetry III (Ecclesiastes-Song of Solomon)
HISTJC233Jewish Customs III
Advanced Specialty Core Curriculum Courses
SUMMER QUARTER CLASS SCHEDULE
CRN Course Title ___________________________________________
HEAL114HIV/AIDS Awareness IV
GENPS130Public Speaking
EDUC434Advanced Christian Education IV
ADMC432Advanced Church Administration and Management Skills II
ADMCM530Principles of Church Management
THER430Revelation the Apokalypsis (Unveiling and Prophesy)
MINPROP330Personal Prophesy
DEM234Demonology IV - Accelerated (Deliverance)
HERM234Hermeneutics IV
COUT435Counseling Techniques and Interventions IV (C.C. Care Planning)
COUTOP640 T.O.P. THE olive PRESS with workbook/independent study
HISTJC234Jewish Customs IV -Advanced
Major Internship and Practicum for All Quarters and Students
IP200Associate Degree
IP400Bachelors Degree
IP500Masters Degree
IP600Doctorate Degree
{IP may include: Preach-backs, trial sermons, teach-backs, student teachings, case studies, clinicals,community application, thesis presentations, oral defenses for dissertations, and research}