Intermediate Algebra (MATH 110, MATH-110)
Conducts a structured review of exponents, polynomials, factoring, roots and radicals, graphing, rational…
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Courses at Liberty University (LU)
Quantitative Reasoning (MATH 114, MATH-114)
Applies foundational mathematical tools and analysis to practical context, particularly focusing on using…
Mathematics for Liberal Arts (MATH 115, MATH-115)
A survey course for liberal arts majors including a review of algebra and an introduction to logic, probability…
College Algebra (MATH 121, MATH-121)
Fundamental concepts of college algebra including sets, equations and inequalities, functions and graphs,…
Elementary Calculus for Business and Science (MATH 126, MATH-126)
A foundational study of differential and integral calculus placing primary emphasis upon applications in the…
Precalculus with Trigonometry (MATH 128, MATH-128)
A pre-calculus course that includes the study of elementary functions, their graphs and applications including…
Calculus and Analytic Geometry I (MATH 131, MATH-131)
Functions and graphs, exponential, logarithmic, inverse trigonometric, limits, the derivative, techniques of…
Calculus and Analytic Geometry II (MATH 132, MATH-132)
A continuation of MATH 131 . Techniques of integration, improper integrals, applications of integration,…
Introduction to Probability and Statistics (MATH 201, MATH-201)
Introduction to descriptive statistics and probability, probability distributions, estimation, tests of…
Introduction to Statistical Analysis (MATH 211, MATH-211)
A foundational study of statistical analysis for students with a background in calculus. Includes probability…
Applied Linear Algebra (MATH 221, MATH-221)
An elementary introduction to the essentials of linear algebra for SECS majors. Systems of linear equations and…
Calculus and Analytical Geometry III (MATH 231, MATH-231)
Continuation of MATH 132 . Geometry of vectors, paths, curvature, functions of several variables, graphs and…
Introduction to Discrete Mathematics (MATH 250, MATH-250)
Logic and proofs, set theory, Boolean algebra, functions, sequences, matrices, algorithms, modular arithmetic,…
Differential Equations (MATH 334, MATH-334)
Differential equations of the first order and first degree, linear equations, variation of parameters, methods…
Introduction to Information Systems and Information Technology (CSIS 100, CSIS-100)
A detailed analytical examination of the design, selection, implementation and management of enterprise Business…
Introduction to Computer Science (CSIS 110, CSIS-110)
A breadth-first introduction to the computing disciplines, with principal instructional focus on computer ethics…
Introduction to Programming Using C++ (CSIS 111, CSIS-111)
Introduction to structured programming and algorithms with an object-oriented language. Key subject areas…
Advanced Programming Using C++ (CSIS 112, CSIS-112)
Continuation of CSIS 111 . Further development of discipline in program design, especially for larger programs.…
Application Programming (CSIS 208, CSIS-208)
Development of computer and programming skills, problem solving methods, and selected applications. This course…
Object-Oriented Programming (CSIS 212, CSIS-212)
An analytical investigation into the general-purpose, secure, object-oriented, portable programs. This course…
Algorithms and Data Structures (CSIS 215, CSIS-215)
Introduction to structured programming and algorithms with an object-oriented language. Key subject areas…
Web Programming (CSIS 310, CSIS-310)
Provides students with thorough knowledge of the foundations of web architecture, current technologies utilized…
Advanced Object- Oriented Programming (CSIS 312, CSIS-312)
In-depth study of the advanced features of Java, with principal instructional focus on the “why” as well as the…
Database Management Systems (CSIS 325, CSIS-325)
The study of relational database architecture, design, access, administration and implementation in the context…
Business Data Communication Systems (CSIS 330, CSIS-330)
Business Data Communications. The study of the movement of information (data) from one device to another by…
Studies in Information Security (CSIS 340, CSIS-340)
An introductory investigation examining the basic issues and principles of information system security such as…
Introduction to Linux (CSIS 345, CSIS-345)
An introductory investigation examining students to the usage and administration of the Linux Operating System.…
Network Architecture and Protocols (CSIS 355, CSIS-355)
A rigorous exploration of how computer networks and internets operate. Investigates networking from the level of…
Principles of Biology (BIOL 101, BIOL-101)
An examination of the fundamental characteristics common among living things. Emphasis is placed upon studies of…
Principles of Human Biology (BIOL 102, BIOL-102)
An examination of structure, function, development and homeostatic interaction in higher organisms with special…
Human Anatomy and Physiology I (BIOL 213, BIOL-213)
An analytical investigation into the structure and function of the human body placing primary emphasis upon…
Human Anatomy and Physiology II (BIOL 215, BIOL-215)
A continuation of BIOL 213 . An analytical investigation into the structure and function of the human body…
General Biology I (BIOL 224, BIOL-224)
A comprehensive study of the fundamental principles of Biology. Emphasis is placed upon scientific methodology;…
General Biology II (BIOL 225, BIOL-225)
Survey of the major phyla of the Kingdoms Animalia, and Protista including classification, development,…
Genetics (BIOL 301, BIOL-301)
An analytical investigation into the principles of heredity placing primary emphasis upon inheritance in…
Microbiology (BIOL 303, BIOL-303)
A foundational study of micro-organisms placing primary emphasis upon principles and techniques of culture and…
Clinical Human Anatomy (BIOL 313, BIOL-313)
This lecture course examines the structures of the human body using both systemic and regional approaches…
Advanced Human Physiology (BIOL 385, BIOL-385)
Human physiology is the study of the functions of the body and how it maintains homeostasis. This lecture course…
Biology Seminar (BIOL 400, BIOL-400)
The preparation and presentation of a paper, discussion of presentations, and/or the discussion of articles in…
Cell Biology (BIOL 415, BIOL-415)
An analytical investigation into the organization and function of living matter at the cellular level. Special…
Elements of General Chemistry (CHEM 105, CHEM-105)
An analytical investigation into the basic areas of general chemistry at an introductory level for the…
Essentials of General and Organic Chemistry (CHEM 107, CHEM-107)
An analytical investigation into the basics of general and organic chemistry at an introductory level, including…
General Chemistry I (CHEM 121, CHEM-121)
An analytical investigation into the foundations of chemistry including: stoichiometry; atomic structure;…
General Chemistry II (CHEM 122, CHEM-122)
A rigorous exploration of chemical topics including: behavior and properties of liquids, colligative properties…
Organic Chemistry I (CHEM 301, CHEM-301)
A rigorous exploration of alkanes, alkenes, and alkynes, including nomenclature; optical activity;…
Organic Chemistry II (CHEM 302, CHEM-302)
An analytical investigation into the nomenclature and reactions of alcohols, ethers, epoxides, ketones,…
Analytical Chemistry (CHEM 321, CHEM-321)
A foundational study of analytical chemistry. Evaluation of data, gravimetric and titrimetric analysis, and an…
Chemistry Seminar (CHEM 400, CHEM-400)
The preparation and presentation of a paper, discussion of presentations and/or the discussion of articles in…
Elements of Physics (PHYS 101, PHYS-101)
An analytical investigation into the basic concepts of physics for non-science majors. Included topics:…
General Physics I (PHYS 201, PHYS-201)
A rigorous exploration of mechanics, gravitation, waves, sound, and heat from a non-calculus perspective.
General Physics II (PHYS 202, PHYS-202)
A rigorous exploration of electricity and magnetism, light and optics, and nuclear physics from a non-calculus…
University Physics I (PHYS 231, PHYS-231)
A calculus-based study of mechanics, momentum, and energy. Includes lab.
Introduction to Engineering (ENGR 102, ENGR-102)
This course will introduce students to the engineering profession and the study skills necessary to succeed in…
Introduction to Engineering Fundamentals (ENGR 110, ENGR-110)
Introduction to engineering problem solving techniques, the engineering design process, and the engineering…
Statics (ENGR 235, ENGR-235)
A rigorous exploration of 2D and 3D force systems, equilibrium, structures, distributed forces, shear and…
Dynamics (ENGR 240, ENGR-240)
A rigorous exploration of force action related to displacement, velocity and acceleration of particles and rigid…
Fluid Dynamics (ENGR 315, ENGR-315)
To provide an understanding of both the kinematics and kinetics of fluids. Students gain knowledge on the…
Thermodynamics (ENGR 320, ENGR-320)
An analytical investigation into the laws of thermodynamics, equations of state, kinetic theory, chemical…
Introduction to Logic Design (ENGE 201, ENGE-201)
Introduction to combinational logic design, Boolean algebra, logic minimization, and Karnaugh maps with…
Introduction to Electrical and Electronic Circuits (ENGE 211, ENGE-211)
A foundational study of lumped-parameter circuit elements in DC circuits. Key subject areas addressed include…
Materials Engineering (ENGM 310, ENGM-310)
An analytical investigation into the atomic and molecular structure of materials and the effects on their…
Introduction to Embedded Systems (ENGC 301, ENGC-301)
Design of microcontroller-based embedded systems; interfacing from both a hardware and software perspective; and…
Introduction to Business (BUSI 101, BUSI-101)
The student will study all of the major aspects of operating a modern business. Emphasis is given to business…
Intermediate Business Computer Applications (BUSI 201, BUSI-201)
This laboratory experience offers the student a hands-on introduction to an electronic spreadsheet, a database…
Personal Finance (BUSI 223, BUSI-223)
Budgets, borrowing funds, stock ownership, savings, real estate as investments, and related tax matters are…
Organizational Behavior and Management (BUSI 240, BUSI-240)
This course integrates a study of individual and group behavior in organizations with management principles and…
Legal and Ethical Concepts for Decision Makers (BUSI 301, BUSI-301)
Headlines are replete with stories of organizations experiencing crises resulting from legal and ethical…
International Business (BUSI 303, BUSI-303)
A comprehensive study of the field of international business. Topics to be covered include: country differences…
Principles of Management (BUSI 310, BUSI-310)
Management requires a balance between social (people) and technical (quantitative) perspectives, as well as…
Finance Principles (BUSI 320, BUSI-320)
This course discusses business with a focus on the corporate structure. A discussion of corporate stocks,…
Principles of Marketing (BUSI 330, BUSI-330)
The study of marketing theories and tools to capitalize on buyer behavior through the contexts of Business to…
Organizational Behavior I (BUSI 340, BUSI-340)
This introductory course in organizational behavior integrates the management and behavioral principles,…
Human Resource Management (BUSI 342, BUSI-342)
A detailed analytical examination of the management of human capital from a strategic perspective. This course…
Strategic Planning/Business Policy (BUSI 400, BUSI-400)
This course serves as the capstone for all business administration majors. Students integrate the concepts,…
Financial Principles (ACCT 211, ACCT-211)
In this course, students will not only study the process used to create and produce financial statements for…
Managerial Principles (ACCT 212, ACCT-212)
In this course, students will not only study the principles of managerial accounting used to make more efficient…
Intermediate Financial Accounting I (ACCT 301, ACCT-301)
This is an intensive course in accounting theory and practical application of that theory. The course includes…
Intermediate Financial Accounting II (ACCT 302, ACCT-302)
This is an intensive course in intermediate financial accounting theory and practice concepts like accounting…
Corporate Accounting (ACCT 311, ACCT-311)
This course is a study of the principles and procedures used in the collection, recording, and reporting of…
Individual Taxation (ACCT 401, ACCT-401)
This course delivers applied learning techniques of the U. S. federal taxation system. Key instructional…
Survey of Economics (ECON 110, ECON-110)
A comprehensive survey covering general economic principles and concepts for non-business majors. Presents an…
Principles of Microeconomics (ECON 213, ECON-213)
Free market thought will be evaluated from the Christian perspective. The supply and demand model is used to…
Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON 214, ECON-214)
The aggregate supply and demand model is used to analyze macroeconomic problems including business cycles,…
Classical Economics (ECON 350, ECON-350)
This course is open to students who desire to further understand the concepts and tools of economic analysis.…
General Psychology (PSYC 101, PSYC-101)
An introductory investigation examining the field of psychology. Key subject areas addressed include the nervous…
Developmental Psychology (PSYC 210, PSYC-210)
This course delivers an overview of human development across the life span. Theory and research related to…
Psychology of Childhood (PSYC 221, PSYC-221)
Students will explore child growth and development from conception to puberty. Course content will emphasize…
Psychology of Adolescence (PSYC 231, PSYC-231)
This course delivers an overview of adolescent development. Content will focus on developmental theories,…
Psychology of Adulthood (PSYC 235, PSYC-235)
This course focuses on viewing adult development as an integrative, dynamic, and continuous process terminated…
Social Psychology (PSYC 312, PSYC-312)
Social psychology is the study of how the presence of other people (real or imagined) affects individuals. This…
Behavior Modification (PSYC 320, PSYC-320)
An introductory investigation examining students to the application, implementation, measurement, and evaluation…
Psychology of Personality (PSYC 341, PSYC-341)
This course explores the major historical and contemporary theories of the origin and development of…
Multicultural Counseling and Research Issues (PSYC 351, PSYC-351)
This course will raise awareness of psychological factors that influence an individual’s perception of culture,…
Statistics in Psychology (PSYC 355, PSYC-355)
This course teaches students statistical methodology in the field of psychological research. The course content…
Psychological Foundations of Learning (PSYC 365, PSYC-365)
This course focuses on the study of human learning, including examination of conditioning, modeling, cognitive…
Abnormal Psychology (PSYC 430, PSYC-430)
This course delivers an overview of psychological disorders across the lifespan, and investigates the role of…
Introduction to Criminal Justice (CJUS 200, CJUS-200)
An introductory course covering an overview of the whole criminal justice system in America, including…
Criminal Justice Research and Writing (CJUS 230, CJUS-230)
This course is an introductory course to research in the social sciences, both in traditional and online venues.…
Administration of Justice Organizations (CJUS 300, CJUS-300)
Curated to prepare students in familiarize the student with the theoretical and practical management…
Juvenile Justice (CJUS 310, CJUS-310)
Curated to prepare students in provide an in-depth study of the juvenile justice system in the United States.…
Corrections (CJUS 320, CJUS-320)
Curated to prepare students in familiarize the student with the criminal correctional system in the United…
Judicial Process (CJUS 330, CJUS-330)
Curated to prepare students in increase the understanding of the criminal judicial process in the United States.…
Criminology (CJUS 340, CJUS-340)
Curated to prepare students in examine theories regarding the nature and cause of criminal behavior and…
Criminal Justice Ethics (CJUS 350, CJUS-350)
Curated to prepare students in build upon the biblical foundations students should have developed from other…
Constitutional Government and Free Enterprise (GOVT 200, GOVT-200)
Diverse introduction to political and economic ideas, government institutions, free market processes, public…
American Government (GOVT 220, GOVT-220)
The issues, interest and institutions of American politics, emphasizing the struggle between liberalism and…
International Relations (GOVT 340, GOVT-340)
An introductory investigation examining major theories of international politics. Current world events and…
Political Economy and Public Policy (GOVT 350, GOVT-350)
Application of social ethics and economic theory to government, politics, social institutions, law and public…
Personal Health (HLTH 216, HLTH-216)
A rigorous exploration of considerations and current trends in the areas of personal and community health.…
Drugs in Society (HLTH 252, HLTH-252)
An examination of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs effects upon individual, school and community.
Foundations of Public Health (HLTH 301, HLTH-301)
Designed as a foundational exploration of public health concepts and practice. Beginning with the history of…
Introduction to Exercise Science (EXSC 101, EXSC-101)
This course is an overview of the professions in the field of exercise science. Career opportunities within…
Physiology of Exercise (EXSC 310, EXSC-310)
An analytical investigation into the effects of exercise on the major systems of the human body including the…
Research and Statistics in Exercise Science (EXSC 320, EXSC-320)
This course will consider the basic principles related to measurement and evaluation including the selection,…
Medical Terminology (NURS 105, NURS-105)
This course delivers basic understanding of medical terms and abbreviations. Includes study of prefixes,…
Nursing Process Application (NURS 200, NURS-200)
Curated to prepare students in help students achieve success in the Liberty University Nursing Program.…
Pre-licensure Health Assessment (NURS 210, NURS-210)
This course focuses on the development of a body systems approach to health assessment of individuals…
Fundamentals in Nursing (NURS 221, NURS-221)
This course focuses on the provision of safe and effective care related to common nursing technologies and the…
American History Orientation (HIST 101, HIST-101)
An overview of American history, emphasizing America's Christian heritage, limited and Constitutional…
History of Western Civilization I (HIEU 201, HIEU-201)
An expansive survey exploring the major currents in Western civilization from its beginnings in the ancient Near…
History of Western Civilization II (HIEU 202, HIEU-202)
An expansive survey exploring the major currents in Western civilization since 1648.
Survey of American History I (HIUS 221, HIUS-221)
An expansive survey exploring the political, social and economic developments of America from the colonizing…
Survey of American History II (HIUS 222, HIUS-222)
A comprehensive survey covering American history from Reconstruction to the present, stressing interpretation…
Comparative Civilization (HIWD 370, HIWD-370)
A comparative study of selected world civilizations with attention to the interaction with the West and the…
Historical Methodology (HIST 300, HIST-300)
An invitation to explore the historical discipline. Students will be grounded in the meaning and interpretation…
Philosophy and Contemporary Ideas (PHIL 201, PHIL-201)
An expansive survey exploring the major positions and figures in philosophy and the cultural worldviews and…
Logic (PHIL 210, PHIL-210)
An analytical investigation into the basic laws of rational thought and their application to actual examples of…
Christian Evidences (PHIL 240, PHIL-240)
An expansive survey exploring the evidences for the central truths of Christianity; the existence of God, the…
Ethics (PHIL 350, PHIL-350)
A comprehensive survey covering central ethical issues and problems and the major philosophical approaches to…
Biomedical Ethics (PHIL 380, PHIL-380)
An expansive survey exploring the major philosophical and ethical issues facing the life and medical sciences.
Composition and Rhetoric (ENGL 101, ENGL-101)
A rigorous exploration of rhetorical theory, analytical reading, sound argumentation, and effective writing…
Composition and Literature (ENGL 102, ENGL-102)
This course continues the emphasis on writing and begins the study of literary genres: the short story, poetry,…
American Literature I (ENGL 201, ENGL-201)
A survey from the early Colonial period through the American Renaissance.
World Literature I (ENGL 221, ENGL-221)
A comprehensive survey covering literary works from around the world beginning with the earliest civilizations…
Speech Communication (COMS 101, COMS-101)
Study and practice in communicating ideas competently in public speaking. Students are also given a foundation…
Media and Culture (SCOM 110, SCOM-110)
A global survey of digital communication (news, information, entertainment), including cultural impact, targeted…
Intercultural Communication (SCOM 220, SCOM-220)
This course broadly examines factors and issues related to communication and diversity, such as race,…
Media Writing (JOUR 225, JOUR-225)
This course delivers a survey of mass communication media formats and writing techniques from news for print and…
Old Testament Survey (BIBL 105, BIBL-105)
A comprehensive study of the authorship and contents of the Old Testament books. Special attention will be given…
New Testament Survey (BIBL 110, BIBL-110)
A comprehensive study of the authorship and contents of the New Testament books. Special attention will be given…
Theology Survey I (THEO 201, THEO-201)
This is a general survey of Bible doctrine designed to synthesize and outline each of ten major areas of…
Theology Survey II (THEO 202, THEO-202)
This is a continuation of general survey of Bible doctrine designed to synthesize and outline each of the ten…
Introduction to Biblical Worldview (RLGN 105, RLGN-105)
A comprehensive study of the biblical worldview and contemporary moral issues. This course will introduce…
Introduction to Apologetics (APOL 220, APOL-220)
This course equips students with a foundational understanding of, and skills within, the field of apologetics.…