Department: Math & Science

Code Name Description
BIO 100 Introduction to College Biology (for non-science majors) This course is designed to give non-science majors who are not entering the health career field an introduction to core concepts in biology that are highly relevant in todays society. Alternatively, this class can be taken by aspiring biology majors...
BIO 101 College Biology/Lab I The purpose of this course is to introduce students to basic biological concepts. Topics include: basic cell structure, movement of materials in and out of the cells, tissues, organs and organ systems, chemicals of life and mitosis, enzymes and class...
BIO 102 College Biology/Lab II This course covers the basic biological anatomy and physiology of animals. Labs will include the identification of organs making up the major organ systems. The basic physiology of digestion, respiration, transport, coordination, excretion, homeostas...
BIO 110 Human Nutrition This course integrates principles from chemistry, physiology, biochemistry and sociology as they relate to the study of nutrition. The course introduces the science of nutrition with a focus on the macronutrients (carbohydrates, lipids, protein) and...
BIO 111 Nutrition through the Lifecycle This course builds on the nutrition foundation established in SCI 210. The specific nutrition requirements and challenges faced during the lifecycle (infancy, childhood, adulthood, and the later years) will be explored. The course will also explore c...
BIO 201 Anatomy & Physiology I An organ to system approach, the correlation between anatomical structure and physiological functions, the interaction of chemicals, tissues, organs and organ systems in the maintenance of homeostasis is presented in this course. The course is divide...
BIO 204 Concepts of Biology I This course is primarily intended for science majors; however, it can be taken as an elective by any other major with the expressed permission of the lecturer. The course brings out the inquiry about the world of life. It will pro- vide a basic intro...
BIO 205 Concepts of Biology II This course is primarily intended for science majors; however it can be taken as an elective by any other major with the expressed permission of the lecturer. The course will discuss Big Bang Theory versus Creation Theory, Natural Selection and Evolu...
BIO 206 Cell Biology/Lab This course is a rigorous detailed study of cell structure and function at the molecular level with a special emphasis on the technology and instrumentation required to study the complex processes within the small volume of space in a eukaryotic cell...
BIO 207 Genetics/Lab Genetics is a four-credit course designed to give the student an overview of the discipline of genetics, the study of the transmission of biological properties from parents to the offspring. This course introduces the principles of transmission, mole...
BIO 211 Anatomy & Physiology II Anatomy and Physiology II is a continuation of Anatomy and Physiology I. The course examines the structure and function of the cardiovascular, lymphatic, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems. Laboratory exercises will allow the students to fo...
BIO 213 Basic Nutrition for Nurses This course introduces students to the principles of human nutrition and current dietary trends across the lifecycle. It emphasises nutrients, food sources and functions in the body, nutrients and the relationship to health throughout the lifespan of...
BIO 214 Diet Therapy in Nursing The focus of this course is dietary management of common nutritional problems found in individuals, families and communities in the Cayman Islands. Emphasis will be placed on the dietary management of individuals with diabetes mellitus, cardiovascula...
BIO 220 Marine Biology Marine biology is the study of life in the oceans and other saltwater environments such as estuaries, mangroves, coral reefs, hydrothermal vents or open ocean. The study of marine biology includes a wide variety of disciplines such as biological ocea...
BIO 230 Microbiology for Nurses An introduction to the history of microbiology, eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell structure and taxonomy. The course also covers the diversity of microbes, as well as their nutritional needs, growth and reproduction. In addition, the course focuses on...
BIO 235 Epidemiology in Nursing This course introduces the student to the key concepts of epidemiology. It examines the modes of disease transmission characteristics of communicable diseases, methods of prevention, at the local, regional and international levels. Students will be g...
BIO 308 Sexually Transmitted Diseases/International Public Health During this biological inquiry, students will discuss basic information and common issues regarding sexually transmitted diseases. They will classify the organisms causing the most com- mon genital STDs in the world and in the Cayman Islands and desc...
BIO 310 Human Anatomy & Physiology I This is the first part of the course in Human Anatomy and Physiology designed to meet requirements for nursing students and students preparing for careers in certain health sciences. Topics covered include animal cell structure and function, cell che...
BIO 311 Human Anatomy & Physiology II This is the second part of the course in Human Anatomy and Physiology designed to meet requirements for nursing students and students preparing for careers in certain health sciences. Topics covered include animal endocrinology, Cardiovascular system...
CHE 101 Introductory Chemistry I/Lab This course is designed to provide students with the required skills and knowledge to successfully pursue General Chemistry I at the Associate degree level. It will introduce students to the fundamental aspects of chemistry as a physical science. Beg...
CHE 111 General Chemistry I/Lab This course provides students with an introduction to the fundamental aspects of chemistry as a physical science. Beginning with principles of the structure of matter, students will be led through an exploration of the science of the elements, the de...
CHE 112 General Chemistry II/Lab This course is a continuation of General Chemistry I/ Lab. As well as building on concepts developed earlier, new topics such as electrochemistry, chemical equilibrium, kinetics and organic reaction mechanisms are introduced.
CHE 211 Organic Chemistry I/Lab This is a course in nomenclature and classification of organic molecules, structure and reactivity of various functional groups such as hydrocarbons, alcohols, alkyl halides, alkadienes and allylic systems.
CHE 212 Organic Chemistry II/Lab This is an advanced course in the structure and reactivity of functional groups including aromatic compounds, carbonyl compounds, carbohydrates, organ metallic compounds, carboxylic acids and their derivatives, amines and amino acids.
ENV 201 Environmental Studies I This course is primarily intended for science majors, however it can be taken as an elective by any other major with the expressed permission of the lecturer. Industrialised society has been a major agent of environ- mental change. This course seeks...
ENV101 Environmental Science I This is a course designed for students who wish to enhance their knowledge of basic scientific principles governing environmental problems on a global scale. Students will also learn about ecosystems at the national and international level and develo...
ENV102 Environmental Science II This course covers climate change, human population growth and energy demands on the planet. Case studies will be included so that students learn about international cooperation and the need to develop a sustain- able future, internationally, nationa...
ENV202 Environmental Studies II Environmental systems are the study of life on land and oceans and how natural systems of wind, water, air and land elements interact with each other. The study of environmental systems includes a wide variety of disciplines such as biological oceano...
ENV203 Introduction to Marine Science I Oceanography is an interdisciplinary science, which explores the physical, chemical and biological processes on earth and the interaction of those processes. The oceans influence global climate and provide important resources and services for humans....
ENV204 Introduction to Marine Science II Oceanography is an interdisciplinary science, which explores the physical, chemical and biological processes on earth and the interaction of those processes. The oceans influence global climate and provide important resources and services for humans....
MAT 111 Introduction to Statistics This course is designed to equip the students with an understanding of the use of statistics and develop their skills in the collection, processing and presentation of single variable data. Students will also learn to interpret data and apply statist...
MAT 233 Probability and Statistics The purpose of this course is to examine the branch of mathematics which embraces such topics as sets, sequences and functions, logic, relations, induction and recursion, and methods of counting with particular applications in the field of computer s...
MAT 99 Preparatory Mathematics This course provides access to college mathematics for those students with deficiencies in this area. It covers the foundation material necessary to embark on College Algebra. Topics include numbers, basic algebra, graphs, and basic trigonometry. The...
MAT105 College Algebra This is a first course in College Algebra, designed for students who are majoring in Business, Economics, Accounting, Literary Studies, Social Studies and Hospitality Management. The objective of this course is to provide a solid foundation in algebr...
MAT106 College Algebra for Science & Technology This course is a first course in College Algebra, designed for students who are majoring in Science, Mathematics or Computer Science. Topics of study include algebraic equations and inequalities, absolute value, the algebra of functions, polynomial,...
MAT112 Introduction to Statistics This course is designed to equip the nursing student with an understanding of the use of statistics and develop their skills in the collection, processing and presentation of single variable data. Students will also learn to interpret data and apply...
MAT121 Precalculus with Trigonometry The objective of this course is to intro- duce the student to further topics in Algebra as well as to cover Trigonometric identities and equations. The student will encounter mathematical ideas that are needed in Calculus and many fields of science....
MAT215 Business Statistics (Students requiring MAT 215, should now take MAT 233 as a substitution)This course provides the student with various statistical and probability techniques used in the business decision-making process. Students will acquire and apply these techniques...
MAT216 Calculus for Business This course covers differentiation, integration and solution of simple differential equations and their application to business. Topics include the use of the Demand function, marginal costs, Price-Demand functions, the Profit Equation and Continuous...
MAT221 Calculus I with Analytical Geometry This course focuses on basic differential and integral calculus. Topics in differentiation include limits and continuity, the gradient of a curve, differentiation of algebraic, exponential and logarithmic functions, the chain rule and product and quo...
MAT222 Calculus II This course covers more complex topics in differential and integral calculus. These include trigonometric, implicit and parametric functions; further techniques of integration; first and second order differential equations; hyperbolic functions - the...
MAT225 Introduction to Linear Algebra Linear Algebra is the study of linear sys- tems of equations, vector spaces and linear transformations. Solving systems of linear equations is a basic tool of many mathematical procedures used for solving problems in Science, Engineering and Business...
MAT260 Discrete Mathematics This course examines topics like sets, sequences and functions, logic, relations induction and recursion, and methods of counting with particular applications in the field of computer science.
MAT311 Quantitative Methods This course provides an overview of some of the major quantitative modelling tools. Its aim is to introduce decision-makers and analysts to tools that provide a logical structure for understanding problems, as well as mathematical techniques for solv...
MAT98 Foundation Mathematics This course introduces students to the basic topics of arithmetic. Students will add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole numbers, signed numbers, fractions and decimals. Students will solve problems involving ratio, proportions and percentages. The...
PHY101 Introduction Physics This course is designed to provide students with the required skills and knowledge to successfully pursue College Physics at the Associate Degree level. It will introduce them to the fundamental aspects of Physics as a physical science. Beginning wit...
PHY110 College Physics I - Mechanics This course introduces quantities, units and the dimensional base required to investigate and verify the laws of mechanics. Mechanics is the study of the effect of forces on bodies. It may be sub-divided into dynamics, statics, and kinematics. Dynami...
PHY111 Astronomy This course introduces students to astronomy. Topics to be studied include theoretical studies of the celestial sphere and time, the Earth-Moon system, EM-radiation, Gravitation, the Solar system, the Sun and stars and stellar associations and galaxi...
PHY120 College Physics II - Electricity and Magnetism Introduces the quantities, units & dimensional database required to investigate and verify the laws of electricity. Electricity is concerned with the study of charged particles, whether stationary or in motion. Its utilisation on both large and small...
PHY253 College Physics III - Oscillations and Energy Periodic vibration of an elastic solid or fluid constitutes an oscillation. Oscillations following simple harmonic motion are of particular interest as this type of motion is common in nature. Waves represent a method of energy transfer through a med...
PHY254 College Physics IV - Radioactivity I This hybrid module develops a broad concept of atomic structure, radioactive sources, radio-isotopes and applications in medicine. It introduces quantum physics and explores nuclear physics and radio- activity. Continuation of Physics I.