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The course offerings at Clarion University of PA go through an extensive review process by the Committee on Courses and Programs of Study (CCPS). This course offerings list is a comprehensive list of courses that could be offered; it does not mean they are currently being offered.

For a complete list of courses offered on the current or upcoming schedules, see the Registrar's page Schedule of Classes.

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Course Id (currently sorted in Ascending order)	Course Title	Course Description
COOP 470	Intrn-Student Life Serv
COOP 471	Intrn-Student Affairs
COOP 472	Intrn-Acad Supp Serv
COOP 474	Intrn-Human Relations
COOP 476	Intrn-Sped
COOP 477	Intrn-Rehab Sciences
COOP 478	Intrn-Learning Disab
COOP 479	Intrn-Ment Retard
COOP 480	Intern/Allied Health	COOP 480 provides an elective internship experience for allied health students who have achieved senior standing. COOP 480 serves as a culminating clinical/professional experience that reinforces independent and effective functioning of students as h,ealth care professionals and facilitates consideration of leadership dynamics in health care environments. Students electing COOP 480 must be enrolled in or have completed an approved technical educational program and must have a minimum 2.5 QPA at C,larion or in technical course work. Internships must be approved in advance by the Allied Health Chair and the SONAH Director. COOP 480 is offered as credit-no-record. Prerequisite: Enrollment in or completion of an approved technical health care ed\|
COOP 481	Intrn-Speech Path
COOP 482	Intrn-Audiology
COOP 483	Intrn-Speech
COOP 484	Intrn-Theatre
COOP 486	Intrn-Nursing
COOP 487	Intrn-Med Tech
COOP 489	Intrn-Continuing Ed
COOP 490	Intrn-Academic Services
COOP 491	Intrn-Financial Aid
COOP 492	Intrn-Research
COOP 493	Intrn-Admissions
COOP 495	Intrn-L E I P
COOP 496	Internship Paralegal
COOP 497	Intrn-Planetarium
COOP 498	Intern/Women & Gender Studies
CPSC 101	Intro To Computational Science	This course is an introduction to the interdisciplinary field of Computational Science, which integrates mathematical modeling and visualization to solve problems in the physical, life, behavioral, and social sciences. Students will acquire skills in the development of scientific knowledge using experimentation with models and simulation of scientific systems. Prerequisite: MATH 171 or permission of the instructor.
CPSC 201	Surv Computational Sci Tools	This course presents methods and tools used to implement concepts in mathematics and computational science. The tools will include mathematical and statistical functions such as matrix manipulation and linear algebra, polynomials and interpolation,data analysis and statistics, and optimization. This course will prepare students for further work in mathematics and computational science. Prerequisite: MATH 171. Each semester.
CPSC 301	Adv Computational Science	This course combines a formal presentation of classical methods of design optimization with detailed instruction in the application of these methods using software tools. It introduces students to the symbolic, numerical, and graphic features of these software tools and integrates this powerful combination in the translation of many algorithms into applied optimization techniques with animation. Prerequisite: MATH 260 or MATH 270
CPSC 490	Projects Computational Science	This course applies computational science methods and tools to real-world applications in a semester-long project in the student's major field of study. This is the capstone course in computational science. Prerequisite: CPSC 301
CRJT 110	Intro To Criminal Justice	Provides an overview of the justice system including processing offenders. Examines the nature of criminal law, causes of criminal behavior and discusses the roles of various agencies including police, courts, and corrections. Fall and Spring semesters.
CRJT 235	Criminology	Examines historical and contemporary attempts to explain the origins of criminal behavior and society's reaction to it from a variety of perspectives. Provides students with an understanding of how these theories have influenced the present criminal, justice systems. Annually

Course Id (currently sorted in Ascending order)

Course Title

Course Description

COOP 470

Intrn-Student Life Serv

COOP 471

Intrn-Student Affairs

COOP 472

Intrn-Acad Supp Serv

COOP 474

Intrn-Human Relations

COOP 476

Intrn-Sped

COOP 477

Intrn-Rehab Sciences

COOP 478

Intrn-Learning Disab

COOP 479

Intrn-Ment Retard

COOP 480

Intern/Allied Health

COOP 480 provides an elective internship experience for allied health students who have achieved senior standing. COOP 480 serves as a culminating clinical/professional experience that reinforces independent and effective functioning of students as h,ealth care professionals and facilitates consideration of leadership dynamics in health care environments. Students electing COOP 480 must be enrolled in or have completed an approved technical educational program and must have a minimum 2.5 QPA at C,larion or in technical course work. Internships must be approved in advance by the Allied Health Chair and the SONAH Director. COOP 480 is offered as credit-no-record. Prerequisite: Enrollment in or completion of an approved technical health care ed|

COOP 481

Intrn-Speech Path

COOP 482

Intrn-Audiology

COOP 483

Intrn-Speech

COOP 484

Intrn-Theatre

COOP 486

Intrn-Nursing

COOP 487

Intrn-Med Tech

COOP 489

Intrn-Continuing Ed

COOP 490

Intrn-Academic Services

COOP 491

Intrn-Financial Aid

COOP 492

Intrn-Research

COOP 493

Intrn-Admissions

COOP 495

Intrn-L E I P

COOP 496

Internship Paralegal

COOP 497

Intrn-Planetarium

COOP 498

Intern/Women & Gender Studies

CPSC 101

Intro To Computational Science

This course is an introduction to the interdisciplinary field of Computational Science, which integrates mathematical modeling and visualization to solve problems in the physical, life, behavioral, and social sciences. Students will acquire skills in the development of scientific knowledge using experimentation with models and simulation of scientific systems. Prerequisite: MATH 171 or permission of the instructor.

CPSC 201

Surv Computational Sci Tools

This course presents methods and tools used to implement concepts in mathematics and computational science. The tools will include mathematical and statistical functions such as matrix manipulation and linear algebra, polynomials and interpolation,data analysis and statistics, and optimization. This course will prepare students for further work in mathematics and computational science. Prerequisite: MATH 171. Each semester.

CPSC 301

Adv Computational Science

This course combines a formal presentation of classical methods of design optimization with detailed instruction in the application of these methods using software tools. It introduces students to the symbolic, numerical, and graphic features of these software tools and integrates this powerful combination in the translation of many algorithms into applied optimization techniques with animation. Prerequisite: MATH 260 or MATH 270

CPSC 490

Projects Computational Science

This course applies computational science methods and tools to real-world applications in a semester-long project in the student's major field of study. This is the capstone course in computational science. Prerequisite: CPSC 301

CRJT 110

Intro To Criminal Justice

Provides an overview of the justice system including processing offenders. Examines the nature of criminal law, causes of criminal behavior and discusses the roles of various agencies including police, courts, and corrections. Fall and Spring semesters.

CRJT 235

Criminology

Examines historical and contemporary attempts to explain the origins of criminal behavior and society's reaction to it from a variety of perspectives. Provides students with an understanding of how these theories have influenced the present criminal, justice systems. Annually