1989-1990 Academic Catalog

150 Science andMathematics !11sh·11ctor of the pree11gi11eeri11g course "Strength of Afaterials," Daniel U'etze/ chaired the committee which recommended the addition ofa 4-year e11gi11eeri11g curriculum in electrical and mechanical engineering. Pending Board ofRegents appro\'al and 11ecessa1)'fimdi11g, the newprogram will begi11 i11 thefal/ of1990. Purpose The Depa111nent of Science and Mathe1natics is co1nprised of biology, chen1istry, physics, and n1athe1natics. This depa111nent seeks to: 1. Acquaint students with the field of science. 2. Aid sn1dents in developing clear and orderly thinking processes through the use of the techniques of science and n1athe1natics. 3. Help students. appreciate the facts of creation as studied in the physical and natural sciences. 4. Prepare students for graduate study or for further professional sn1dy in the health sciences. 5. Prepare secondary teachers of science \Vith a Biblical perspective of science. 6. Serve in other types of employment. Programs of Study TI1e Department of Science and Mathematics offers the following pro- grams of study: Biology Chemistry Co1nprehensive science Mathe1natics Minors in: Biology Chemisuy Matheniatics Physics Special progran1s: Medical technology Preagriculture Preengineering Premedical (pre-health professions) Prepharmacy Prephysical therapy