Syllabi in this collection have been digitized for preservation purposes. Access to them is limited to the Dordt University community.
Submissions from 1994
EDUC 531: Implementing Instructional Strategies in the Elementary Classroom, John Van Dyk and Dennis Vander Plaats
EDUC 533: Integrating Technology and Education Within the Elementary School, Barbara Fennema
EGR 105: Engineering Principles, Engineering Department
EGR 206 / PHYS 206: Introductory Electronics, Philip DeVries
EGR 210: Statics and Dynamics, Kevin J. Timmer
EGR 212: Strength of Materials, Nolan Van Gaalen
EGR 299: Thermodynamics I, Kevin J. Timmer
EGR 303: Heat Transfer, Engineering Department
EGR 304: Microprocessor Interfacing, Philip DeVries
EGR 305: Electronics II, Douglas De Boer
EGR 312 / EGR 315: Mechanical Engineering Design Lab I, Engineering Department
EGR 362: Control Systems, Douglas De Boer
EGR 363: Communication Systems, Douglas De Boer
ENG 101 A: Grammar and Composition, Patricia C. Kornelis
ENG 101 C: Grammar and Composition, Mike Vanden Bosch
ENG 101 D: Grammar and Composition, Jeri Schelhaas
ENG 101 F: Grammar and Composition, David Schelhaas
ENG 101 H: Grammar and Composition, John Van Rys
ENG 101 I: Grammar and Composition, Patricia C. Kornelis
ENG 200 A: Responding to Literature, John Van Rys
ENG 200 C: Responding to Literature, English Department
ENG 200 D: Responding to Literature, Mike Vanden Bosch
ENG 201: American Literature, James C. Schaap
ENG 221: The Short Story, James C. Schaap
ENG 301: English and Communications, James C. Schaap
ENG 303: Reading and Writing of Poetry, Mike Vanden Bosch
ENG 305: Business and Technical Writing, John Van Rys
ENG 312: Shakespeare and Elizabethan Drama, James Koldenhoven
ENG 335: History of the English Language, Bob De Smith
ENG 336: English Grammar, Lorna Van Gilst
ENVR 151: Introduction to Environmental Studies, Richard G. Hodgson
ESL 100: English as a Second Language, Suzanna C. Kok
FREN 201: Intermediate French, John Struyk
GEN 010: College Life, Sheryl Taylor, Ron Rynders, Jeri Schelhaas, and Pam De Jong
GEN 200: Introduction to the Arts, Simon du Toit, Karen A. De Mol, and Jake Van Wyk
GEN 300: Calling, Task, and Culture, Nolan Van Gaalen, Charles Veenstra, and Michael Williams
GER 101: Beginning German, John Struyk
GER 201: Intermediate German, John Struyk
GRE 201: New Testament Greek, Wayne A. Kobes
GRE 242: Readings in New Testament Greek, Theoloogy Department
HIST 100C: Western Civilization, Hubert R. Krygsman
HIST 100: Western Civilization, Arnold Koekkoek
HIST 201: American History, Kenneth Hermann
HIST 209: Nineteenth Century Europe, Arnold Koekkoek
HIST 212: History of the Muslim World, Hubert R. Krygsman
HIST 303: Modern Russia, History Department
HIST 305: Twentieth-Century American History, Kenneth Hermann
HIST 310: History of Native Americans, Louis Y. Van Dyke
HIST 314 / PLSC 343: U.S. Intellectual History, Kenneth Hermann
HIST 322: American Constitutional Law, Tim Rylaarsdam
HIST 338 / HIST 339: History Seminar, Hubert R. Krygsman
HPER 010: Concepts in Physical Education, HPER Department
HPER 011: Adaptive Program, Syne Altena
HPER 013: Badminton, Len Rhoda and Syne Altena
HPER 015: Bowling, Syne Altena and Len Rhoda
HPER 018: Gymnastics, HPER Department
HPER 020: Personalized Program, HPER Department
HPER 021: Personal Physical Fitness, HPER Department
HPER 023: Slow Pitch Softball, Len Rhoda
HPER 025: Swimming, Len Rhoda
HPER 026: Tennis, Syne Altena and Len Rhoda
HPER 029: Voice and Body Warm-Ups, Simon du Toit
HPER 101: Introduction to Health, Physical, Education, and Recreation, Tom Visker
HPER 203: Anatomy/Kinesiology, Sharla Clemens
HPER 207: Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries, HPER Department
HPER 208: Tests and Measurements in Physical Education, Syne Altena
HPER 209: Personal and Community Health, Tom Visker
HPER 305: Peer Teaching in Physical Education, HPER Department
HPER 306: Elementary Physical Education Skills and Methods, Len Rhoda
HPER 325: Psychosocial Dimension of Social Activity, Tom Visker
LAST 322: Spanish Language II, Ana Piedra
LING 201: Introduction to Linguistics, Case J. Boot
LING 301: Spanish Phonology, Dallas Apol
MATH 103: Music Theory I, Karen A. De Mol
MATH 106: Elements of Mathematics, Dennis De Jong
MATH 107 / SOC 207 / PSYC 207: Elementary Statistics, Marv Wielard
MATH 108: Mathematics for the Elementary Teacher, Mathematics Department
MATH 200: Mathematical Proof and the Theory of Calculus, Calvin Jongsma
MATH 203: Elementary Linear Algebra, Calvin Jongsma
MATH 204: Differential Equations, Mathematics Department
MATH 208: Modern Geometry, Dennis De Jong
MATH 291: Problem Solving Seminar, Mathematics Department
MATH 304: Abstract Algebra, Mathematics Department
MUS 203: Music Theory III, Karen A. De Mol
MUS 207: Music History, Benjamin Kornelis
MUS 212: Church Music Organization and Literature, Music Department
MUS 312: Teaching Music in the Elementary School, Joanne Draayer
MUS 314: Instrumental Music Education in the Secondary School, Music Department
MUS 316: Methods of Teaching Brass Instruments, Music Department
MUS 323: Vocal Pedagogy, Music Department
PHIL 201: Perspectives in Philosophy, John H. Kok
PHIL 301: Ancient Philosophy, John H. Kok
PHIL 303: History of Modern Philosophy, John C. Vander Stelt
PHIL 320: Philosophy of the Social Sciences, John H. Kok
PHSC 107: Introduction to Physical Science, Richard G. Hodgson
PHYS 115: General Physics, John Zwart
PHYS 202: Introductory Physics II, John Zwart
PLSC 201: Introduction to Politics, Donald E. King
PLSC 212: American National Politics, Donald E. King
PLSC 214: Community Politics, Donald E. King