CYD 120—Biblical
Child Training
The student learns to effectively train children in accordance with
Scriptural principles. The course involves research in Biblical
principles and Godly character, along with practical application
of these truths in a learning opportunity that involves work with
children. Prerequisites: BLP 101 and
102.
(3 semester hours)
CYD
230, 232, 233, 234—EQUIP
Establishing Quick Understanding in Precepts (EQUIP) offers an opportunity
for students to grow spiritually and provides them with training
and tools necessary to share their faith daily. Eight weeks of intensive
classroom training (CYD 230) focus on making Christ preeminent in
life, enriching prayer life and Bible study, and discipling.
During a series of four-month supervised internships (CYD 232, 233,
234), students mentor troubled youth. Internships are served at
the Indianapolis Training Center or other selected locations.
Courses begin each February and September. To request more information
or obtain application/ registration forms, contact the EQUIP office
at 317-923-7301 or equip@indy.iblp.org.
| Course |
Title |
Sem. Hours |
Telos Fee |
| CYD 230 |
Training |
8 |
$125 |
| CYD 232 |
Internship 1 |
7 |
$100 |
| CYD 233 |
Internship 2 |
7 |
$100 |
| CYD 234 |
Internship 3 |
10 |
$50 |
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DES
111—Floral Design
Students gain an understanding of floral design basics and learn
to acknowledge God as the Creator and Master Artist. Students demonstrate
practical principles of floral care and arrangement and relate them
to Scriptural truth. Emphasis on specific knowledge and experience
in floral work for the purpose of beginning a home business and/or
effectively ministering in church or community. Offered selected
semesters. May not be audited. (3 semester hours)
ENGL
200—Research, Rhetoric, and Communication
For students who have a burden to think, write, and speak the truth
or who wish to prepare for further communications studies. Topics
include expository writing, research, style, editing, logic, communication
techniques, and introduction to publishing process. Submit work
for publication. Prerequisites: strong foundation in grammar, mechanics,
and composition.
(3 semester hours)
ENGR
140—Drafting/CAD
A study of the principles of computer-aided drafting, including
CAD system components and their uses, methods of editing, and manipulation.
Emphasis on hands-on applications. Students gain entry-level drafting
skills in the engineering, architectural, heating and air-conditioning,
or construction field. Prerequisite: BLP 101. (3 semester hours)
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