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    This course introduces students to the ethical approaches that are necessary when utilizing primary or secondary research material for use in academic essays or other work that require the referencing of literature from relevant sources. 

    The course therefore aims to equip students with the skills needed to identify relevant and appropriate source material, as well as how to use these sources to strengthen their work without violating ethical standards. This course does not equip students with the ability to design and conduct research, analyse data and use that information to make recommendations to influence change in their communities. Consequently, it does not serve as the basis to complete the requirements of the Caribbean Studies, Sociology, Geography, and other social science SBA’s, as such skills will be learned in the respective courses. 

    This outline is subject to change as the Antigua State College Administration sees necessary.

    Course Shell: ACC101: Accounting Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Lisa Francis
    Course Shell: ACC202: Accounting Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Sian James
    Course Shell: ART101: Art and Design Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Desley Gardner
    Course Shell: BIO101: Biology Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Christa Roberts
    Course Shell: BIO101: Biology Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Jordee Josiah
    Course Shell: CAR101:1: Caribbean Studies

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Sonia Whittaker

    Course Shell: CAR101:3: Caribbean Studies

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Loretta Benjamin

    Course: CHE101: Chemistry Unit 1 - 1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Trudy Jackson

    This course takes students on a journey through Fundamental Chemistry principles - from the theories surrounding the tiniest fundamental unit of matter – the atom – through to the glue-like forces of attraction holding these particles together in larger arrangements of molecules and compounds, and further on to the factors that govern the interchanging of atoms in the familiar chemical reactions that are encountered in everyday life. Students are expected to gain mastery of all essential concepts and calculations relevant to further work or study in Chemistry-linked fields. Students also gain experience with a range of experimental techniques and equipment relevant to industry and academia. Students are expected to adhere to all lab safety rules and regulations.
    Course: CHE201: Chemistry Unit 2 - 1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Trudy Jackson

    This course introduces students to essential reactions of carbon-based compounds in the field of
    Organic Chemistry. Students will understand on a chemical level fundamentals underpinning the
    various reactions that are responsible for processes encountered in the environment and life
    around us. The preparation and reactions of key organic functional groups – alkanes, alkenes,
    alcohols, halogenoalkanes, carbonyl compounds, carboxylic acids, esters, and amines, as well as
    aromatics and macromolecules - will be studied. Students will be introduced to key organic
    reaction mechanisms associated with each functional group. Students will also gain practical
    experience with organic qualitative and quantitative analysis experiments, and basic synthetic
    methods in the lab.
    Course Shell: CIS101: Information Technology Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Juanna McKenzie-Joseph
    Course Shell: CIS201: Information Technology Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Juanna McKenzie-Joseph
    This course focuses on developing advanced competencies in Standard English, mainly Caribbean Standard English. It builds on the skills already developed in the CSEC English A Curriculum. It also attempts to create an appreciation of the linguistic diversity of the Caribbean, which includes small and large states and English, French, Dutch, and Spanish-speaking countries. The subject also explores the implications of this diversity for social, cultural, and economic transactions.
    Course Shell: COM101:2: Communication Studies Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturers:
    Sharma Irish
    Levisha Josiah
    Course Shell: COM101:3: Communication Studies Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Brenda Charles
    Course Shell: COM101:4: Communication Studies Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Sonji Spencer
    Course Shell: COM101:5: Communication Studies Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Loretta Benjamin
    Course Shell: COM101:6: Communication Studies Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Dr Worrell Simon
    Course Shell: CSC101: Computer Science Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Janine Edwards
    Course Shell: CSC201: Computer Science Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Janine Edwards
    Course Shell: ECO101: Economics Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Nikeyma Henry-Gardiner
    Course Shell: ECO201: Economics Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Dwayne George
    Course Shell: ELE100: Basic Life Saving Skills

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Ashline Francis
    Course Shell: ELE101: Psychology

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Brenda Charles
    Course Shell: ELE102: Anthropology

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Shemeke Tonge
    Course Shell: ELE104: Dance

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Monifa Browne
    Course Shell: ELE106:1: History

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Loroma Sookwa

    Course Shell: ELE106:2: History

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Levisha Josiah

    Course Shell: ELE107: Public Speaking

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Amar Spencer-Sayers
    Course Shell: ELE109: Conflict Management

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Shamara Gage
    Course Shell: ELE111: Invasive Alien Species & Biosecurity

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Auriel Horsford-Hunte
    Course Shell: ELE112: Conversational French

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Nadia Kellman-Williams
    Course Shell: ENG101: Literatures in English Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Sonji Spencer
    Course Shell: ENG201: Literatures in English Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Brenda Lee Browne

    Course Shell: ENT201: Entrepreneurship Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Farrah Williams

    Course Shell: ENT201: Entrepreneurship Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Farrah Williams


    Course Shell: ENV101: Environmental Science Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Auriel Horsford-Hunte
    Course Shell: ENV201: Environmental Science Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Auriel Horsford-Hunte
    Course Shell: FIN101: Financial Services Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Dannibelle Colbourne
    Course Shell: FIN201: Financial Services Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Dannibelle Colbourne
    Course Shell: FRE101: French Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Nadia Kellman-Williams
    Course Shell: FRE201: French Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Nadia Kellman-Williams
    Course Shell: GEO101: Geography Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Sonia Whittaker
    Course Shell: GEO201: Geography Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Sonia Whittaker
    Course Shell: GRE101: Green Engineering Unit 1-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Auriel Horsford-Hunte
    Course Shell: GRE201: Green Engineering Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Vincent Best
    Course Shell: HIS101: History Unit 1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Loroma Sookwa
    Course Shell: HIS201: History Unit 2-1

    Academic Year: 202324

    Lecturer: Loroma Sookwa