The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion. - Albert Camus

Friday, March 30, 2018

College

Fall 2011 


  1. ENG 11011 COLLEGE WRITING I - STRETCH 
    • Introduces the instruction and experiences necessary for students to acquire college-level literacy, with an emphasis on reading and writing college level texts. 
      • Prerequisite: ACT combined English and writing score 1-16; or SAT writing score 200-420; or COMPASS writing score of 0-68.
  2. MATH 10021 BASIC ALGEBRA I
    • Includes operations on integers, fractions, decimals and percents, properties of real numbers. Introduction to variables, first degree equations and problem-solving with formulas. Equations and inequalities in one variable, linear equations, rate of change and slope, graphing in the cartesian plane. Hours do not count toward graduation. 
      • Prerequisite: none. 

Spring 2012

  1. ENG 21011 COLLEGE WRITING II
    • Continuation of college-level writing instruction with emphasis on research and inquiry, culminating in a lengthy written and/or multi-modal project. 
      • Prerequisites: ENG 11011 or ENG 11002 or HONR 10197 with a grade of C- (1.7) or above; or ACT combined English/Writing score 27 and above; or SAT Writing score of 600 and above. 
  2. MATH 10022 BASIC ALGEBRA II
    • Introduction to functions, systems of linear equations, exponents, plynomial operations, scientific notation. Factoring polynomials, solving quadratics by factoring, radicals and rational exponents. Hours not counted toward graduation. 
      • Prerequisite or corequisite: minimum C (2.0) grade in MATH 10021. 
  3. MATH 10023 BASIC ALGEBRA III
    • Zeros of functions, rational expressions and equations, problem-solving with rational expressions, intermediate factoring techniques. Quadratics: functions, graphs, equations, inequalities, "quadratic type" equations and problem-solving. 
      • Prerequisite or corequisite: minimum C (2.0) grade in MATH 10006 or 10022. 
Summer 2012
  1. PHIL 21002 INTRODUCTION TO FORMAL LOGIC
    • Techniques of formal logic, traditional and contemporary. 
      • Prerequisite: None.  (3 MATH COURSES)
  2. SOC 12050 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY KENT CORE SOCIAL SCIENCES
    • Scientific approach to understanding social interaction, institutions and organization. 
      • Prerequisite: none. 

FALL 2012
  1. ECON 22060 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS 
    • Kent Core-Social Sciences
    • Principles and policies affecting prices, including factor incomes, under alternative market structures. Tools developed to examine social problems, including poverty, crime, pollution and international relations. 
      • Prerequisite: MATH 10007 or one course from MATH 10023-49999; or ALEKS math upper-level minimum score of 30; or ALEKS math single assessment score of 45. 
  2. JMC 20001 MEDIA, POWER AND CULTURE Kent Core-Social Sciences
    • Fosters critical understanding of mass media in their historical, ideological, economic and cultural contexts. Examines what forces influence media and how media influence consumers. 
      • Prerequisite: Not open to journalism and mass communication premajors or majors. 
  3. NUTR 23511 SCIENCE OF HUMAN NUTRITION Kent Core Basic Sciences
    • Basic concepts and principles in the science of human nutrition, energy balance and weight control, individual nutrient needs, diet selection, nutrition related metabolism and physiological functions, nutritional diseases and current human nutrition controversies. 
      • Prerequisite: None. 
  4. PHIL 11001 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY Kent Core-Humanities
    • An introduction to the diverse methods and subject matters of philosophy. Primary philosophic sources from varied philosophical traditions focus on at least three philosophic areas. 
      • Prerequisite: None. 
  5. SPAN 18201 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I 
    • An introduction to the Spanish language in the context of Hispanic cultures. 
      • Prerequisite: None.
SPRING 2013
  1. ANTH 18630 HUMAN EVOLUTION
  2. ANTH 12631 ISSUES IN HUMAN EVOLUTION
  3. ARCH 10001 UNDERSTANDING ARCHITECTURE
  4. COMM 20000 FOUNDATIONS OF COMMUNICATION
  5. GEOL 21062 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY
FALL 2013
  1. COMM 21000 COMMUNICATION GRAMMER REVIEW
  2. COMM 25863 BUSINESS AND PROF COMM
  3. COMM 25902 COMMUNICATION THEORY
  4. COMM 35912 GENDER AND COMMUNICATION
  5. VCD 14001 VISUAL DESIGN LITERACY
SPRING 2014
  1. DSCI 10410 INFO ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONS
  2. DSCI 13210 DESIGN PROCESS AND PRINCIPLES
  3. DSCI 15310 COMP THINKING AND PROGRAMMING
  4. DSCI 33310 HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION
  5. LIS 41095 ST: INTRODUCTION TO LIBRARY AND INFORMATION PROFESSIONS
  6. MIS 24053 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
SUMMER 2014
  1. LIS 41095 ST: LIBRARY AND INFO PROFESSIONS IN THE REAL WORLD
  2. PSYC 11762 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
FALL 2014
  1. DSCI 10010 SOCIETY/CULTURE/DIGIT SCIENCES
  2. DSCI 23410 COGNITION IN TECHNOLOGY
  3. DSCI 34410 DIGITAL INFO MGMT AND PROCESS
  4. MIS 24065 WEB PROGRAMMING
  5. TECH 46411 REQUIREMENTS ENG AND ANALYSIS
SPRING 2015
  1. DSCI 41510 PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND TEAM DYNAMICS - WRITING INTENSIVE
  2. DSCI 41610 DIGITAL SYSTEMS SECURITY
  3. ITEC 47413 DIGITAL VIDEO IN EDUCATION
  4. ITEC 47427 TECHNOLOGY AND LEARNING
  5. PSYC 40445 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
SUMMER 2015
  1. MIS 44043 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
FALL 2015
  1. COMM 26001 PUBLIC COMM IN SOCIETY
  2. COMM 45006 MEDIA USE AND EFFECTS
  3. COMM 45007 FREEDOM OF SPEECH
  4. COMM 45902 COMMUNICATION AND INFLUENCE - WRITING INTENSIVE
  5. DSCI 10310 MY STORY ON THE WEB
  6. DSCI 40910 CAPSTONE IN DIGITAL SCIENCES

SUMMER 2018


  1. ENTR 27056 INTRODUCTION TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP

FALL 2018


  1. JMC 13001 PRODUCTION SAFETY AND SET PROTOCOL (NO PRE)
  2. JMC 20009 VIDEO /AUDIO PRODUCTION AESTHETICS (NO PRE)
  3. JMC 20011 VIDEO / AUDIO FUNDAMENTALS (JMC 20009)
  4. JMC 30034 PROGRAMMING FOR DIGITAL MEDIA (NO PRE)
  5. JMC 40006 LAW OF MASS COMMUNICATION (NO PRE)

SPRING 2019


  1. JMC 30004 WRITING FOR VIDEO AND AUDIO MEDIA (JMC 20009 OR JMC 20011)
  2. JMC 33033 AUDIO FOR DIGITAL FILM AKA LOCATION SOUND RECORDING
  3. JMC 33043 DIGITAL CINEMATOGRAPHY
  4. JMC 40036 DIGITAL VIDEO EDITING
  5. JMC 45001 ADV LIGHTING DIGITAL FILM/TV (JMC 20011)

SUMMER 2019


  1. JMC 40010 - ETHICS AND ISSUES IN MASS COMMUNICATION (18 JMC credit hours)

FALL 2019


  1. JMC 40037 SCRIPTWR FOR VIDEO/FILM (JMC 30004)
  2. JMC 44050 POST PRODUCTION SOUND (JMC 33032 OR JMC 33033)
  3. JMC 45007 PRODUCING AND DIRECTING FOR SINGLE CAMERA (JMC 33043 & JMC 40036)
  4. JMC 46057 MOTION GRAPHICS FOR VIDEO EDIT (JMC 20009 & JMC 20011)
  5. JMC 49099 SENIOR DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUCTION PROJECT




SPRING 2020





Thursday, March 22, 2018

Blood Pressure

3/22/2018
8:40pm
133 / 99
101 pulse
8:45p
126 / 83
102 pulse

9:50p
136 / 91
89 pulse
151 / 98
97 pulse

Friday

Didn't take nortriptyline

Saturday
Didn't take vyvanse
Didn't take nortriptyline

Sunday
3:20p
159/96 - 90 p

4:20p
134/86 - 94p

Friday, March 9, 2018

Kent State


Summer 2018
1.     HIST 12070 – Early America: From Pre-colonization to the Civil war (3) CLASS 5/21-6/8
2.     ENTR 27056 – Introduction to Entrepreneurship (3) ONLINE 6/11-7/14
3.     PHY 21040 – Physics in Entertainment and the arts (3) ONLINE 7/16-8/18
4.     PHY 21041 – Physics in Entertainment and the arts lab (1) ONLINE 7/16-8/18

 Fall 2018 (8/23 - 12/9)
1.     JMC 20009 – Video / Audio Production Aesthetics (no pre) TR 9:15a-10:30a
2.     JMC 21001 – Principles of Advertising (no pre)                    TR 11a-12:15p
3.     JMC 28001 – Principles of Public Relations (no pre)             TR 12:30p-1:45p
4.     JMC 30034 – Programming for Digital Media (no pre)          R 5:30p-8:15p
5.    VCD 28004- Photographic Perspectives

      OR
           JMC 20009 – Video / Audio Production Aesthetics (no pre) TR 9:15a-10:30a
2.     JMC 21001 – Principles of Advertising (no pre)                    TR 11a-12:15p
3.     JMC 28001 – Principles of Public Relations (no pre)             TR 12:30p-1:45p
4.     JMC 30034 – Programming for Digital Media (no pre)          R 5:30p-8:15p
      JMC 40006 – Law of Mass Communication (no pre)             MW 3:45p-5p

 Spring 2019
1.     JMC 40006 – Law of Mass Communication (no pre)
2.     JMC 13001 – Production Safety and set protocol?
3.     JMC 20011- Video / Audio Fundamentals (JMC 20009)
4.    VCD 18000 – Photography (SPRING ONLY)
5.    VCD 34004- Visual Ethics
6.    VCD 13001- Introduction to Visual communication?

      OR
.          JMC 20011- Video / Audio Fundamentals (JMC 20009)
1.     JMC 30004 – Writing for Video and Audio Media (JMC 20009 or JMC 20011 grade C-)
2.     JMC 33033 – Audio for Digital Film AKA Location Sound Recording 
3.     JMC 33043 – Digital Cinematography
4.     JMC 40036 – Digital Video Editing
 
    OR
        JMC 20011- Video / Audio Fundamentals (JMC 20009)
.     VCD 28004- Photographic Perspectives
.     VCD 18000 – Photography (SPRING ONLY)

5.  VCD 34004- Visual Ethics
Summer 2019
1.     LIS 30010- Information Fluency in the workplace and beyond
2.     ENG 30063- Professional Writing
3.     HIST 12071 – Modern America: From Industrialization to Globalization
4.     JMC 20005 – Fundamentals of Media Messages

Fall 2019
1.     JMC 30004 – Writing for Video and Audio Media (JMC 20009 or JMC 20011 grade C-)
2.     JMC 33033 – Audio for Digital Film AKA Location Sound Recording 
3.     JMC 33043 – Digital Cinematography
4.     JMC 40036 – Digital Video Editing
5.    VCD 18002 – Photography II
6.     JMC 40022- Film as Communication???????

Spring 2020
1.     JMC 49099- Senior Digital Media Production Project
2.     JMC 45007- Producing and directing for single camera (JMC 33043 & JMC 40036)
3.     JMC 45001- ADV Lighting Digital Film/TV (JMC 20011)
4.     JMC 46057- Motion Graphics For Video Edit (JMC 20009 & JMC 20011)
5.    VCD 28004- Photo Technology
6.  JMC 40010- Ethics and Issues in Mass Communication (18 JMC credit hours)

Summer 2020

Fall 2020



UPDATED


Summer 2018
1.       ENG 30063- Professional Writing OR
.    ENTR 27056 – Introduction to Entrepreneurship (3) ONLINE 6/11-7/14
    

Fall 2018 (8/23 - 12/9)  
JMC 13001 – Production Safety and set protocol
      JMC 20009 – Video / Audio Production Aesthetics (no pre) TR 9:15a-10:30a
      JMC 20011- Video / Audio Fundamentals (JMC 20009) 
      JMC 30034 – Programming for Digital Media (no pre)          R 5:30p-8:15p
      JMC 40006 – Law of Mass Communication (no pre)             MW 3:45p-5p
3  

Spring 2019
1
1.     JMC 30004 – Writing for Video and Audio Media (JMC 20009 or JMC 20011 grade C-)
2.     JMC 33033 – Audio for Digital Film AKA Location Sound Recording 
3.     JMC 33043 – Digital Cinematography
4.     JMC 40036 – Digital Video Editing
      JMC 45001- ADV Lighting Digital Film/TV (JMC 20011)


Summer 2019
    JMC 40010- Ethics and Issues in Mass Communication (18 JMC credit hours)

Fall 2019
3.    JMC 40037 SCRIPTWR FOR VIDEO/FILM (JMC 30004)
     JMC 44050 POST PRODUCTION SOUND (JMC 33032 OR 33033)
     JMC 45007- Producing and directing for single camera (JMC 33043 & JMC 40036)
4.    JMC 46057- Motion Graphics For Video Edit (JMC 20009 & JMC 20011)
     JMC 49099- Senior Digital Media Production Project  
    


Spring 2020
1.     ???

Summer 2020

Fall 2020





Sunday, March 4, 2018

To do

- call kent
- wash bedsheets
- laundry (pick up)
- return phone case
- moms taxes
- kent apartments
-- move in aug
- musto apt
- q-tips

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