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Sheldon, M. Stephen, Comp.; Park, Young, Comp.A Directory of Self-Instructional Materials Used inCommunity Colleges, Second Edition.California Univ., Los Angeles. ERIC Clearinghouse forJunior Coll. Information.; California Univ., LosAngeles. School of Education.Danforth Foundation, St. Louis, Mo.72278p.UCLA Students' Store, 308 Westwood Plaza, LosAngeles, California 90024 ($4.50)

MF-$0.65 HC-$9.87*Autoinstructional Aids; Directories; *IndepcndentStudy; *Instructional Materials; *Junior Colleges;*Teaching Methods*Danforth Junior College Program

ABSTRACTThis directory is a second and more inclusive edition

of an earlier ERIC collection of self-instructional materials (see ED053 720). Topical packages, prepared by contributing junior collegeinstructors are listed according to the subject matter. Informationon each page includes the author's name, institution (vidress andphone number), and the number and titles of the individual packages.Specific information about the materials can be obtained from theauthor. (RN)

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THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO-DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED ',RomTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIG-INATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPIN-IONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILYREPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU-CATION POSITION OR POLICY

The UCLA DANFORTH Junior College Program

A DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALSUSED IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES

Second Edition

M. STEPHEN SHELDONYOUNG PARK

Compilers and Editors

The UCLA Danforth Junior College Programand

ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior CollegesUniversity of California

Los Angeles 900241972 UNIVERSITY OF CALIF.

LOS ANGELES

L CT 4 1972

CLEARINGHOUSE FORJUNIOR COLLEGE

INFORMATION

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALSUSED IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES

Publication of this enlarged second edition of the Directory of Self-Instructional Materials is a clear indication of several instructional develop-ments in the community college. First, there is a universal trend in communitycolleges toward seeking ways of improving instruction. Second, self-instructional methods and materials are being used in more colleges and sub-ject matter areas than any other type of instructional innovation. Third, in-stitutions are committing more of their resources to the development of new in-structional methods.

Specific information about the materials may be obtained by contacting theauthor directly. Included on each page are the author, institution (address andphone number), and the number and titles of the individual packages. There isan exception to this format. Mt. San Jacinto College has such an extensive listof materials that it is listed by institution.

As with the first edition, the UCLA Danforth Junior College Program and theERIC Clearinghouse for Junior Colleges have cooperated in publisning thisedition. Credit for assistance in compiling the data and editing the manuscriptinvolves many people on the Clearinghouse staff, especially Kary Arimoto. As ameans of making the information uniform and for the sake of brevity, we havetaken the liberty of editing the copy and assume all responsibility for the subjectmatter groupings.

M. Stephen SheldonYoung Park

1972

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SUBJECT PAGE

ADVERTISI NG 1

ART 3

AUTOMOTIVE 7

AVIATION 24

BIOLOGY 25

BUSINESS 55

CHEMISTRY 86

COUNSEL! NG 94

DATA PROCESSING . 99

DENTISTRY 100

DRAFTING 101

ECONOMICS 104

EDUCATION 108

ELECTRONICS 110

ENGLISH . 123

FRENCH 168

GEOGRAPHY 176

HEALTH . 177

HISTORY 180

HOME ECONOMICS 194

LIBRARY SCiENCE 198

MATHEMATICS 199

MECHANICS & TRANSPORTATION 225MUSIC 227NURSING 228PHILOSOPHY 236PHYSICAL EDUCATION 238PHYSICAL SCIENCES 242PHYSICS 246

POLICE SCIENCE 252

POLITICAL SCIENCE . 253

PSYCHOLOGY 254

SOCIAL SCIENCE 263

SOCIOLOGY 264

SPANISH 269

SPEECH 270

TECHNOLOGY 271

MT. SAN JACINTO COLLEGE 272

Subject

Author

Institution

1

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

ADVERTISING DESIGN

H. William Bockus, Jr.

Pasadena City College1570 E. Colorado Blvd.Pasadena, Calif. 91106Phone: (213) 795-6961

Title of Course Art 50A, 50B, Advertising Design

Number of Packagesin Instruction Unit 1

T:t le of Package(s) Advertising Graphics

4

i0

2

Subject

Author

Institution

DIRECTORY OFSELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

ADVERTISING TYPE SPECIFICATION

John A. Davenport

Oakland Community College2480 Opdyke RoadBloomfield Hills, Mich. 48013Phone: (313) 647-6200

Title of Course Art 204, Graphic Reproduction


Title of Package(s) 1. Graphic Reproduction - Identifying and MeasuringType2. Graphic Reproduction Copyfitting and SpecifyingType

1


Subject ART

Author Elizabeth S. Bennett

Institution Mount Olive CollegeMount Olive, N. C. 28365Phone: (919) 658-2502

Title of Course Art Appreciation


Title of Package(s)1. The Arts of the Home2. The Arts of the Community3. The Arts of Religion4. The Arts of Industry5. The Arts of Commerce6. Wood, Metal, Plastics7. Ceramics and Glass8. Fabrics9. Printing and Graphic

Processes

10. Photography11. Form, Line, Texture, and Space12. Light and Color13. Design: Formal Organization in

Art14. The Principles of Design15. Painting

Sculptu re17. Architecture

4

Subject

Author

Institution


ART

Jim Davis

Kittrell Junior CollegeKittrell, N. C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

Title of Course Art Appreciation

Number of Packagesiii Instruction Unit 14

Title of Package(s)1. Prehistoric and Primitive Art2. Egyptian Art3. Art of thd Near East (Sumeria)4. The Parthenon (A Study in

Greek Style)5. Early Christian and Byzantine

Art6. The Gothic Style

7. The Italian Renaissance8. The Italian Baroque9. Rembrandt (A Sketch)

10. Michelangelo (A Portrait)11. The Neociassical Style12. Impressionism and Realism13. Picasso and Modern Art14. Optical Art


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

VISUAL ARTS

Mary Ann Lee

Tarrant County Junior College, NE828 Harwood 'loadHurst, Tex. 76053Phone: (817) 281-7860

Humanities ll

Number of Packagesin Instructirm Unit 1

Title of Package(s) Visual Arts

6

Subject

Author

Insfitution


ART

Kenneth Y. Smith

Greenville Technical Education CenterBox 5616, Sta. BGreenville, S.C. 29606Phone: (803) 242-3170

Title of Course Art 135, Basic Freehand Tochniques


Title of Package(s) Shades and Shadows


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

AUTOMOTIVE

Donald William Patten

Central Carolina Technical InstituteRoute 2, Box 55Sanford, N.C. 27330Phone: (919) 775-5401


Title of Package(s) 1. Battery Post Cleaner2. Sun Battery Starter Tester3. Battery Call Probes4. Portable Battery Charger5. General Motors Delcotron Alternator

7

;

8

Subject

Author

Institution


AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

Claud C. Hunter

Center Piedmont Community College1141 Elizabeth Ave.Charlotte, N.C. 28204Phone: (704) 372-2590

Title of Course Automotive Electrical SystemsAutomotive Fuel Systems


Title of Package(s)

1. The Chev Ignition System2. The Ford Ignition System .

3. The Dodge 318 Ignition System4. The D.S. (Chev) Genorator5. The D.C. (Ford) Generator6. The Chev Cranking Motor7. The Ford Cranking Motor8. The Dodge C ranking Motor9. The Ford A.G. Generator

10. The Delcotron Generator11. The Chrysler Alternator12. The Solder Practice Program

Ii

13. The Rochester Single BBICam 6

14. The 2 GC RochesterCarburetor

15. The 4 GC RochesterCarburetor

16. The Holly Single BBI Program17. The ABD Carten Program18. The 4300 Autolite Carburetor19. The Rochester Cluadrajet

Carburetor20. The Ford 2-Barrel Carburetor

9


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

Donald William Patten


Auto 1102 A


Title of Package(s) Sun Model "V" Voltmeter

10

Subject

Author

Institution


AUTOMOTIVE ENGINE REPAIR

Southern California Regional Occupational Center2300 Crenshaw Blvd.Torrance, Calif. 90506Phone: (21 3) 320-6700

Title of CourseAuto Engine Repair


Title of Package(s;5.2.A Engine Repair Shop Safety

- Automotive Shop6.2.A Measuring Instruments82.A Engine Gaskets and Seals8.3.A Engine Filters

1 0.4.A Shop Orders .

11.11A Auto Engine Removal1 1.2.A Disassembly Procedures

for GM 6 Cylinder Engine1 1.2.B Disassembly Procedures

for GM Small Block V-81 1.2.0 Disassembly Procedures

for GM Large Block V-81 1.2.0 Disassembly Procedures for

Ford 6 Cylinder Engine1 1.2.E Disassembly Procedures for

Ford Small Block V-81 1.2.F Disassembly Procedures for

Ford Large Block V-81 1.2.G Disassembly Procedures for

Chrysler Slant 6 Engine1 1.2.H Disassembly Procedures

for V-8 Engine13.2.A Removal of Pistons, Rings,

and Connecting Rods13.5.A Installation of Piston Rings14.1.A Crankshaft Checking, Mea-

suring, and Reconditioning15.6.A Reconditioning Threads16.8.A Valve Removal and Reassem-

bly

16.9.A Valve Reconditioning16.12.A Valve Seat Reconditioning17.1.A Cam Shaft Bearing Installation18.2.A Lubrication Systems19.1.A Cooling Systems20.2.A Assembly of GM 6 Cylinder

Engine20.2.B Assembly of GM Small Block

V-820.2.0 Assembly of GM Large Block

V-820.2.D Assembly of Ford 6 Cylinder

Engine20.2.E Assembly of Ford Small Block

20.2.F Assembly of Ford Large BlockV-8

20.2.G Assembly of Chrysler Slant 6Engine

20.2.1-I Assembly of Chrysler V-8Engine

21.4.A Fuel Systems21.4.B Emission Control Systems23.7.A Electrical Systems25.2.A En gine Rein stallation25.2.B C lutches27.5.A Initial (Basid) Timing

Subject

Author

Institution


AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS

Lane Community CollegeEugene, Ore. 97405Phone: (503) 747-4501

Title of Course Auto Diesel 3


Title of Package(s) '

1. Identifying Carburetor MainSystems

2. Power Circuits3. Accelerating Pumps4. Four-Barrel Carburetor5. Making Carburetor Adjustments6. Servicing Carburetor Accessories7. Carburetor Overhauling8. Removing and Installing

Carburetors9. Fuel and Vacuum Pumps

10. Fuel/Air Filters and Fuel Tanks11. Intake and Exhaust Systems,

Servicing Components

11

12. Emission Control Systems13. The Fuel System14. Servicing Automotive

Batteries15. A-C Charging System16. Primary Ignition Circuits17. The Secondary Ignition

Circuit18. Ignition Distributor19. D-C Charging System20. Cranking Circuit21. Lighting and Accessory

Circuits

12

Subject

Author

Institution


AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS

William Louitides

Greenville Technical Education CenterP.O. Box 5616, Sta. BGreenville, S.C. 29606Phone: (803) 242-3170

Title of Course Automotive Mechanics


Title of Package(s) Automotive Mechanics

5


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

Number of Packagesin Instruction Unit

AUTOMOTIVE PAINT SPECIALIST

Southern California Regional Occupational Center2300 Crenshaw Blvd.Torrance, Calif. 90506Phone: (213) 320-6700

Automotive Painting

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Title of Package(s)1.5.A Automotive Painting Safety3.3.A Basic Shop Equipment3.3.B The Suction Feed ,Spray

Gu n3.3.0 The Pressure Feed Spray

Gu n3,3.D Spray Gun Adjustment and

Spray Pattern s3,3.E Spray Equipment: Air Com-

pressors3,3.F Spray Equipment: Air

Transformers3.3.G Spray Equipment: Aft Line

Size and Selection3.3.H Spray Equipment: Booths3.3.1 Spray Equipment: Baking

and Drying3.4.A Spray Equipment: Setups3.4.B Cleaning the Suction Feed

Spray Gun3.4.0 Cleaning the Pressure Feed

Spray Gun3.5.A Refinishing Materials3.5.B Uncercoat Application:

Primer-Surfacers3.5.0 Undercoat Application:

Sealers3.5.0 Rubbing Compounds and

Polishes3.6.A Tdats: Selection

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3.6.B Topcoats: Color Deter-mination and Preparation

3.6.0 Topcoats: Initial Color Mat-ching and Correction

3.6.D Topcoats: Color TintingTechniques

4.1.A Surface Preparation4,1.B Minor Repair Procedures:

Polishing and Buffing4.1.0 Minor Repair Procedures:

Brush and CompoundTouch-up

4.2.A Masking Procedures4.3.A Basic Spraying Techniques4.3.B Defective Spray Patterns4.3.0 Paint Problems: Bubbles,

Blisters, and Pop-Ups4.3.D Paint Problems: Chipping4.3.E Paint Problems: Color Mis-

match4.3.F Paint Problems:

Cracked/Checked Finish4.3,G Paint Problems: Craters and

Fisheyes4.3.H Paint Problems: Foreign

Material Contamination4.3,1 Paint Problems: Lifting4.3.J Paint Problems: Metal

Finishing Marks43Y Paint Problems: Orange

Peel

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4.31Paint

Problems:Overspray

4.6.F3Acrylic

LacquerApplication

4.3,MPaint

Problems:Peeling

4.6.0Interior

Repainting

4.3.NPaint

Problems: Sags and 4.6.0Pressure

Sensitive Wood

Runs

GrainTransfer Film Repair

4.3.0Paint

Problems: Slow

andRemoval

Drying

4.6.EPressure

Sensitive Wood

4 3.PPaint

Problems: WaterSpot-tingGrain

Transfer Film Ap-plication

4.30Pa.mt

Problems:Wrinkling

4.6.FPainted Accent Stripes

4.3,RPLint

Problems: Mottle4.6.G

Vinyl Tape Accent Stripes

4.5.ASanding

Abrasives4.6.H

Spray-On Vinyl Roof

4.5.6Hand

SandingTechniques

Preparation

4,50Power

SandingTechniques

4.6.1Spray-On Vinyl Roof Ap-

4,5.DComplete Finish

Removalplication

and MetalConditioning

4.7.APolishing and

Detailing

4.6.AAci ylk;

Enamel andEnamel

Subject

Author

Institution

15


AUTOMOTIVE POWER MECHANICS


Title of Course Power Mechanics


Title of Package(s)2.2.A Basic Hand Tools2.2.B Introduction to Hand Tools -

Torque Wrench2.2.0 Introduction to Hand Tools

- Special Tools2.2.D Motor Familiarization - Mer-

cury2.2.E Motor Familiarization:

Mounting and Dismounting2.2.F Motor Familiarization -

Johnson-Evi n rude2.3.A Principles of Ignition - Two

Cycle2.4.A Electrical Signs and Sym-

bols2.4.B Reading Schematics3.1.A Magneto Theory: Under-

The-Flywheel3.1.B Magneto Theory: External3.1.0 Common Magneto Malfunc-

fions3.2.A Magneto Overhaul3.3.A Function and Operation of

Distributors3.3.B Common Distributor

Malfunctions3.4.A Distributor Overhaul3.5.A Capacitor-Discharge

Ignition Systems3.6.A Capacitor-Discharge

Ignition System Overhaul

4.1.A Two Cycle CarburetionTheory

4.2.A Disassembly of theEvinrude-Johnson Car-buretorDisassembly of the Mercury4.2.BCarburetor

4.2.0 Reassembly of the'Evinrude-Johnson Car-buretor

4.2.0 Reassembly of the MercuryCarbu retor

4.2.E Disassembly of the Chrysler55 H.P. Carburetor

4.2.F Reassembly of the Chrysler55 H.P. Carburetor

4.3.A Fuel Pump Theory4.4.A Disassembly of the Evinrude

Fuel Pump4.4.B Disassembly of Mercury

Fuel Pump4.4.0 Reassembly of the Evinrude

Fuel Pump4.4.0 Reassembly of Mercury Fuel

Pump4.5.A Fuel Tank Operation and

Funct io n Non-Pressurized4.6.A Fuel Tank Disassembly and

Overhaul4.6.B Reassembly of Non-

Pressurized Fuel Tank

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5.1.A Power Head Operation andFu nction

5.2.A Disassembly of the 0.M.C.Power Heads

5.2.B Disassembly of the MercuryPower Heads

5.2.0 DisassemblyPower Heads

5.2.D ReassemblyPower Heads

5.2.E ReassemblyPower Heads

5.2.F ReassemblyPower Heads

5.4.A Lower End Unitand Function

5.4.B. Lower End Unit Operationand Function (Johnson-Evinrude 110 H.P. Electricshift)

5.4.0 Lower End Unit Operationand Function (Johnson-Evinrude 85 H.P.)

5.5.A Dinassembly of EvinrudeLower End Unit (85 H.P.)

5.5.B Disassembly of MercuryLower End Units

5.5.0 Disassembly of ChryslerLower End Units

5.5.D Reassembly of the EvinrudeLower End Units (85 H.P.)

5.5.E Reassembly of MercuryLower End Units

5.5.F Reassembly of ChryslerLower End Units

6.1.A Starter System Operationand Function

6.1.6 Disassembly of Johnson-Evinrude Starter Units

6.1.0 Disassembly of MercuryStarter Units

of Chrysler

of Evinrude

of. Mercury

of Chrysler

Operation

6.1.D Disassembly of ChryslerStarter Units

6.1.E Reassembly of the Johnson-Evinrude Starter Units

6.1.F Reassembly of the MercuryStarter Unit

6.1.G Reassembly of ChryslerStarter Unit

6.2.A Generator SystemOperation and Function

6.2.B Disassembly of Johnson-Evinrude Generators

6.2.0 Disassembly of the ChryslerAuto Electric

6.2.D Reassembly of Johnson-Evinrude Generators

6.2.E Reassembly of ChryslerAuto Electric

6.3.A Alternator-Rectifier SystemFunction and Operation

6.3.B Disassembly of Johnson-Evinrude Alternator-Rectifier System

6.3.0 Disassembly of the MercuryA Iternator-Rectifier System

6.3.D Disassembly of the ChryslerA lternator-GeneratorSystem

6.3.E Reassembly of Johnson-Evinrude Alternator-Rectifier System

6.3.F Reassembly of ChryslerAlternator-GeneratorSystem

7.1.A Motor Trouble-Shooting7.2.A Motor Maintenance - Win-

terizing and Dewinterizing8.1.A Steering Assemblies In-

stallation

Subject

Author

Institution

17


AUTOMOTIVE TRANSMISSION REPAIR

Southern California Regional Occupational Center2300 Crenshaw Blvd.Torrance, Calif,,90506Phone: (213) 320-6700

Ti lk of Course Auto Transmission Repair


Title of Pockage(s)

3.1 Tools and Terminology The Stall Test3.2 Information Location 4.8.A On-the-Car-Service3.3.A Hydraulic Applications 4.8.8 On-the-Car-Service3.3.8 Hydraulic Applications 4.8.0 On-the-Car-Service

3.4.A Theory of Power Con-version and Transmission

5.1 Automatic TransmissionRemoval - General

3.4.8 Power Conversion and ProceduresTransmission-Planetary 5.2.A Torqueflite DisassemblyGears 5.2.B Torqueflite Subassembly

3.4.0 Power Conversion and Overhaul, Part 1Transmission-Fluid 5.2.0 Torqueflite SubassemblyCoupling Overhaul, Part 11

34.0 Power Conversion and 5.2.0 Reassembly of TorquefliteTransmission-Torque TransmissionConverters 5.2.E Ford C-6 Disassembly

3.5.A Automatic Transmission 5.2.F Ford C-6 Subassemb lyOperation Overhaul, Part 1

3.5.8 Turbo Hydra-Matic Tran-smission Operation

5.2.G Ford C-6 Subassem b lyOverhaul, Part II

3.5.0 Ford C-6 Operation 5.2.11 Reassembly of Ford C-63.5.0 Ford C-4 Operation Transmission3.5.E Torquente Operation 5.2.1 Ford C-4 Transmission3.5.F Powerglide Operation Disassembly

3.6 HydrauHc Control Systems 5.2.J Ford C-4 Subassembly3.7 The Manual Transmission Overhaul, Part I4.2 Fluid Level and Condition 5.2.K Ford C-4 Subassembly4.3 Road Testing Automatic Overhaul, Part II

Transmissions 5.2.L Reassembly of Ford C-44.4 Engine Check Transmission4.5 Linkage Adjustment 5.3.A Turbo Hydra-Matic4.6 Leakage Check Disassembly

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5.3.13 Turbo Hydra-Matic Sub-assembly Overhaul, Part I

5.3.0 Turbo Hydra-Matic Sub-assembly Overhaul, Part II

5.3.D Turbo Hydra-Matic Sub-assembly Overhaul, Part III

5,3,E Reassembly of Turbo Hydra-Matic Transmission

5.3.F Powerglide Assembly

5.3.G Powerglide SubassemblyOverhaul, Part I

5.3.H Powerglide SubassemblyOverhaul, Part II

5.3.1 Reassembly of PowerglideTransmission

5.4 Automatic Transmission In-stallation

Subject

Author

Institution

19


AUTOMOTIVE TUNE-UP


Title of Course Automotive Tune-Up


Title of2.1.A2.1.B

2.1.02.2.A

2.3.A2.3.B2.4.A2.5.A-B2.6.A2.6.B2.7.A

2.7.B

2.7.0

2.7.D

2.8.A2.8.B

2.8.C-1

2.8.0-2

2.8.0

Package(s)Fundamentals of MathDecimals, Millimeters, andConversion (Script)MeasurementSpecifications, Procedures,and Man ualsTool Identification and UseFasteners, Types and UsesProcedure to Drill and TapAuto Engine FundamentalsCompression TestCylinder Leakage TestPrinciples of Valve Ad-justmentValve Adjustment - Solid Lif-tersValve Adjustment - Solid Lif-tersHydraulic Valve Lifter Ad-justmentSmog Control TheorySmog Control - Applying foran Installer's LicenseSmog Control - ExhaustEmission Controls: Air In-jection SystemSmog Control - ExhaustEmission Controls: EngineModification SystemSmog Control - EvaporativeLoss Control Systems

2.8.E

2.8.F

2.8.G3.1.A3.2.A3.3.A3.4.A3.4.83.4.03.6.A3.7.A

3.8.A

3.823.8.03.8,03.8.E4.2.A

4.2.B

4.2.04.2.D

4.3.A4.4.8

Smog Control - CrankcaseEmission Control DevicesThermostatic Vacuum Con-trol ValvesUse of Exhaust AnalyzerBasic Electron TheoryOhm's Law (Script)Principles of MagnetismVoltageCurrentResistanceElectrical CircuitryHow to Read ElectricalWiring DiagramsIntroduction to ElectricalTesting DevicesUse of VoltmeterUse of OhmmeterUse of Tach-Dwell PanelVolt-Amp Tester HookupHow to Use a BatteryChargerProper Use of a BatteryHydrometerThree M inute Battery CheckHigh D isc harge BatteryDischarge TestBattery PreparationBattery Replacement (AudioOnly)

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4.7.A4,7.B

Starting Circuit OperationVisual Inspection of StartingCircuit (Audio)

4.8.A Starting Circuit VoltmeterTest

4.8.B Starter Draw Test4.8.0 Starter Armature Inspection4.8.D Starter Field and Frame In-

spection4.8.E Commutator End-Head In-

spection4.8.F Starter No-Load Test4.8.G Starter Removal and

Replacement4.9.B Bendix Starter Drive4.9.0 Overrunning Clutch Starter

Drive4.9.D-2 Bendix Drive Removal and

Replacement4.9.E Overrunning Clutch Starter

Drive Removal andReplacement

5.1.A A and B Circuits5.1.B D.C. Generator Tests5.1.0 D.C. Output Test and

Resistance Test5.2.A Cut-Out Relay Adjustment5.3.A Current Regulator Ad-

justment5.4.A Voltage Regulator Ad-

justment5.6.A Replace and Adjust Fan

Belt5.8.A A.G. Generator Circuits5.8.B A.G. Generator Tests5.8.0 Alternator Output Test and

Circuit Resistance Tests(Script)

5.9.A Adjustment of A.G. VoltageRegulato r

6.1.A Ignition CircuitryMalfunctions

6.1.13 Circuit Resistance6.2.A Visual Inspection of Coll

(Audio)6.2.B Visual Inspection of Con-

denser (Audio Only)6.2.B Visual Inspection of Con-

denser6.2.0 Coil Polarity Tests

6.2.0 Condenser Tests6.2.E Read and Inteipret

Oscilloscope Patterns6.3.A Contact Breaker Points6.3.8 Carn Angle, Centrifugal and

Vacuum Advance6.3.0 Fking Pattern Check6.4.A Conventional and Resistor

Spark Plug:,6.4.B Spark Plug Secondary Sup-

pression Check6.4.0 Plug D i agnosis6.4.0 Spark Plug Conversion

(Audio)6.4.E Preparation and Installation

of Spark Plugs6.5.A Ignition Timing Procedure -

Engine Running7.1.A Carburetor Principles -

Float, Fuel Inlet System7.1.B Carburetor Principles - Idle

& Low Speed Circuit7.1.0 Carburetor Circuitry Func-

tion - Main System7.1.D Carburetor Circuitry Func-

tion - Power System7.1.E Carburetor Circuitry Func-

tion - Accelerator Pump7.1.F Carburetor Circuitry Func-

tion - Choke System7.3.A Carburet or Removal

Rochester 4MV7.3.B Carburetor Disassembly &

Cleaning Rochester 4MV7.3.0 Carburetor Installation and

Adjustment7.3.D-E Carburetor Assembly & Ad-

justment 4MV (2)7.3.F Carburetor Overhaul

Rochester Monojet (3)7.3.G Carburetor Overhaul Carter

AFB (3)7.3.H Carburetor Overhaul Ford

4300 (3)7.3.1 Carburetor Overhaul Holly

4150 (3)7.4.A Fuel Pump Vacuum

Pressure and Fuel Flow TestProcedure

I

7.4.B Fuel Pump Removal &Replacement

7.5.A Carburetor Air CleanerTheory

8.2.A Radiator Pressure Cap Test8.3.A Cooling System Leakage &

Detection Test Procedure8.4.A Thermostats - Theory and

Function8.4.B Thermostat Removal &

Replacement

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8.5.A Water Pump - Theory andTesting

8.5.8 Water Pump - Removal &Replacement

TECHNAMATION3.6.8 Simple Electric Circuit5.1.D D.C. Charging Circuit5.8.D AL. Charging Circuit6.5.B Ignition Timing7.1.G Fuel Flow8.3.G Engine Cooling System

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Subject

Author

Institution


BRAKES AND FRONT END


Title of Course Brakes and Front End


Title of Package(s)

2.1.A Basic Math: Additionand Subtraction

3.3.0 Removal and Replacement -Shock Absorber

2.1.B Basic Math: Multiplication 3.4,A Rear Suspension Systems2.1.0 Basic Math: DMsion, 3.4.8 Rear Wheel Tracking

Measurement, Metric 3.5 Ftont End GeometrySystem 3.6 Suspension Height

2.2.A Hydraulic Principles 3.7.A Ball Joint - Theory2.2.B Hydraulic Applications 3.7.8 BaH Joint - Removal2.3 Information Location 3.7.0 Ball Joints - Riveted and2.4.A Special Tools Bolted2.4.B Fasteners 3.7.0 Ball Joints - Threaded and2.4.0 Brake Hardware Pressed in2.4.D Hand Tools 3.7.E Tie Rod End Replacement2.5 Terminology and Nomen- 3.7.F King Pin Replacement

clature 4.1.A The Manual Steering2.7.A Inspection Reports: System

Suspension 4.1.8 Power Assisted Steering2.7.B Inspection Reports: Brakes Systems3.1 Principles of Frame 4.2 Steering Linkage

Construction 4.3 Idler Arm Replacement3.2.A The Front Suspension 4.4 The Wheel and Tire

System: Solid Axle 4.5.A Static Balance3.2.B The Front Suspension 4.5.8 Dynamic Balance

System: Independent 5.1.A Hydraulic Braking System3.3.A Front Suspension Com-

ponents5.1.8 Power Assisted Braking

System

3.3.B Removal and Replacement - 5.1.0 Drum Brakes

Coil Spring 5.1.D Disc Brakes

3.3.0 Removal and Replacement - 5.2.A A Master CylinderTorsion Bar 5.2.B Wheel Cylinders

5.3.A Minor Brake Adjustment5.3.8 Major Brake Adjustment5.3.0 Parking Brake Adjustment5.4.A Pressure Bleeding Brake

Systems

235.4.8 Hand Bleeding Brake

System5.4.0 Flushing Hydraulic Brake

Systems

1

24

Subject

Author

Institution

Sr


AVIATION MAINTENANCE

Leslie Henderson

Everett Community College801 WestmoreEverett, Wash. 98201Phone: (206) 259-7151

Title of Course AVA 60 Aviation Maintenance Technique


Title of Package(s) Operation of Magnet lux Machine


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

BIOLOGY

Earl D. Bean

Sacramento City CollegeSacramento, Calif. 95822Phone: (916) 449-7531


Title of Package(s)

25

Solution Chemical and Bio-Physico-Chemico Charac-teristics of Cell Transport

4.

I.

26

Subject

Author

Institution

.- Nr


BIOLOGY

Charles Blake

Ocean County CollegeHooper AvenueToms River, N.J. 08753Phone: (201) 255-4000

Title of Course Science 161, General Biology 1


Title of Package(s) The Parts of the Microscope

r

27DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

Subject BIOLOGY

Author Edwin Burling

Institution De Anza CollegeCupertino, Calif. 95014Phone: (408) 257-5550

Title of Course

Number of Packygesin Instruction Unit 1

Title of Package(s) Protein Synthesis

28

DIRECTORY OF SELF-1NSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

BIOLOGY

Edwin Burling

De Anza CollegeCupertino, Calif. 95014Phone: (408) 257-5550

Number of 'Packagesin Instruction Unit 1

Title of Package(s) Energy, the Staff of Life

31

Subject

Author

Institution


BIOLOGY

Richard A. Dodge

Columbia Junior CollegeP. 0. Box 1849Columbia, Calif. 95310Phone: (209) 532-3141

Title of Course Principles of Plant Biology


Title of Package(s)

1. Introduction to Plant Science2. Plant Classification3. The Algae4. The Fungi5. Bryophytes and Primitive Land

Plants6. Seed Plants7. Cells and Tissues8. Organ Systems: The Root

29

9. Organ Systems: Stems10. Organ Systems: Leaf11. Populations, Species, and

Communities12. Soils and Plant Nutrition13. Water and Trans location14. Photosynthesis15. Respiration

30

Subject

Author

Institution

1


BIOLOGY

Gilbert M. Dominguez

Mt. San Antonio CollegeWalnut, Calif. 91789Phone: (213) 339-7331

Title of Course Introductory Biology


Title of Package(s) The Origin of Life


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

BIOLOGY

Robert T. Galbraith

San Bernardino Valley CollegeSan Bernardino, Calif. 92403Phone: (714) 885-0231

4

1. Energy and Life2. Food Pyramid I3. Food Pyramid II4. Food Chains and Webs

31

32

Subject

Author

Institution


Title of Course

BIOLOGY

Kenneth Guinasso

Laney CollegeOakland, Calif. 94606Phone: (415) 834-5740


Title of Package(s) Ecology (A Sub-Section on Biomes)


Sub!ect

Author

Institution

Title of Course

BIOLOGY

Arthur Harkin

Foothill CollegeLos Altos Hills, Calif. 94022Phone: (415) 948-8590


Title of Package(s) Basic Body Regions and Terms of AnatomicalReference

36

34

Subject

Author

Institution


BIOLOGY

Donald A. Jones

Columbia Junior CollegeP. 0. Box 1849Columbia, Calif. 95310Phone: (209) 532-3141

Titk of Course Fundamentals of Biology

Number of Packagesin Instruction Unh 30

Title of Package(s)1. What is Science2. Compound Microscope3. Dissecting Microscope4. Origin of Life, Part I

5. Origin of Life, Part II6. Photosynthesis7. Cells and Cellular Differentiation

Part I8. Cells and Cellular Differentiation

Part II9. Construction of an Experiment

10. Molecular Movement11. Coordination in Breathing12. Circulation of Blood13. DNA - RNA Models14, Protein Synthesis15. Enzymes

16. Nerves and Auxins17. Reproduction18. Meiosis19. Embryology20. Genetics21. Graphs22. Evolution, Part I23. Evolution, Part II24. Ecology, Part I25. Ecology, Part II26. Microtechniques27. Growth Chamber28. Cells: Structural Basis of Life29. Community Service Projects -

open-ended30. Text Laboratory Activities

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATE:RIALS

Subject

Author

Inslitu t ion

Title of Course


Title of Packageio

BIOLOGY

Jack Kildebeck

Bakersfield CollegeBakersfield, Calif. 93305Phone: (805) 871-7120

4

Classical Genetics

35

36

Subject

Author

Institution

DIRECTORY OF SELF.INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

BIOLOGY

David Kingsley

Genesee Community College3837 West Main St, RoadBatavia, N.Y. 14020Phone: (716) 343-0055

Title of Course Biology 100, Principles of Biology


Title of Package(s) Biology for Independent Study

39


Subject BIOLOGY

Author Mary Leonard

Institution Aquinas Junior College4210 Harding RoadNashville, Tenn. 37205Phone: (615) 297-7545

Title of Course General Biology


Title of Package(s) 1, The Structure and Function of the Celland Its Organelles

2. Protozoa3. Arthropod

37

38

Subject

Author

Institution


BIOLOGY

Lore Ile F. Martin and Willis A. Brown, Jr.

Mount Olive CollegeMount Olive, N.C. 28365Phone: (919) 658-2502

Title of Course Principles of Biology


Title of Package(s)

1. Scientific and BiologicalBackground

2. Chemical Backcround3. Organic Molecules and Cells4. The Origin and Development

of Life5. Ecology and Evolution6. Photosynthesis

7. Synthesis Metabolism andNutrition

8. Respiration9. Genetic Codes and Patterns of

Propagation10. Heredity11. Review of Units 1-10


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

BIOLOGY

George L. Moore

Americo River CollegeSacramento, Calif. 95841Phone: (916) 484-8011

The Cell

3

1. History of the Microscope2. Cell Theory, Cell Structure and Function3. Spectrophotometer: Principles. Applications,

and Use

40

DIRECTORY OF SELFANSTRLICTIONAL MATERIALS

Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

BIOLOGY

Samuel E. Moyer

Burlington County CollegePemberton, N.J. 08068Phone: (609) 894-9311

BIO 101, Principles of Biology


Title of Package(s)1. People and their Biological

Needs2. Energy Matter and Problems

of Environment3. Biology of Populations4. Principles of Ecology5. Biology of Sex and V.D.6. Reproduction & Growth I:

Hormones and ReproductiveProcesses. II: Body Cells andSex Cells, Their GeneticM achinery

and its Implications

7. Heredity I: Introductionto Mendelian Inheritance,II: Human Heredity

8. Principles of Evolution


Subject BIOLOGY

Author Samuel E. Moyer

Institution Burrington County CollegePemberton, N.J. 08068Phone: (609) 894-9311

Title of Course 1310 109, Anatomy and Physiology

Nurnber of Packagesin Instruction Unit 1

Title of Package(s)

44

41

42

Subject

Author

Institution


BIOLOGY

Gail Newkirk

Antelope Valley CollegeLandcaster, Calif. 93534Phone: (805) 943-3241

Title of Course Basic Chemical and Physical Processes ofLiving Things


Title of Package(s)

sr

1. Introduction to Basic Chemistry2. Discussions and Questions Related to Electrical

Charge3. How to Read a Periodic Table4. Empirical and Structural Formation

Subiect

Author

Institution


BIOLOGY

Charles D. Paige

Cerritos CollegeNorwalk, Calif. 90650Phone: (213) 860-2451

Title of Course Ecology

Number of Packagesin InstruOion Unit 4

Title of Package(s) 1. Variations and Adaptation2. Physical Factors of the Environment Part I3. Physical Factors of the Environment Part II4, Biotic Factors of the Environment

43

44


Subject BIOLOGY

Author Lloyd Pederson

Institution San Joaquin Delta CollegeStockton, Ca Hf. 95204Phone: (209) 466-2631

Title of Course Characteristics of Life;Locomotor Structure 'of Microorganisms

Number of Packages,

in Instruction Unit 2

Title ol Package(s) 1. Characteristics of Life2. Locomotor Structure of Microorganisms


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

BIOLOGY

George Price

Los Angeles Harbor CollegeWilmington, Calif. 90744Phone: (213) 835-0161

2

1. An Introduction to Ecology: Sub-topicsCharacteristics of Life; TheCommunity; Habitat

2. The Ecosystem

A8

45

46

Subject

Author

Institution

Nr


Title of Course

BIOLOGY

Charles Ru Ion

Long Beach City CollegeLong Beach, Calif. 90808Phone: (213) 425-1221


Title of Package(s) Growth of Human Population


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

BIOLOGY

Monica E. Siegel

Palo Verde CollegeBlythe, Calif. 92225Phone: (714) 922-6168


Title of Package(s) 1, The Parts of the Plant2, The Parts of the Flower3, The Indented Key

47


Subject BIOLOGY

Author Darwin Thorpe

Institution Compton CollegeCompton, Calif. 90221Phone: (213) 636-3391

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

2

1. Human Population and the Standard of Living:Part 1

2. Human Population and the Standard of Living:Part II

p.


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

BIOLOGY

Suebelle Verity

Los Angeles Southwest CollegeLos Angeles, Calif. 90047Phone: (213) 757-9157


Title of Package(s) 1. The Metric System2. The Microscope


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

BIOLOGY

Wilbur L. Walston

Cypress CollegeCypress, Calif. 90630Phone: (714) 826-2220

1

DNA, ANA, Enzyme Structure and Function

53

51

Subject

Author

Institution


BIOLOGY

James L. Warner, Donald E. Wujek

Oakland Community CollegeAuburn Hills Campus2900 Featherstone RoadAuburn Heights, Mich. 48057Phone: (313) 852-1000

Title of Course Principles of Biology


Title of Package(s)

9

1. Classification of Organisms2. Chemistry and Life3. Cell Structure and Function4. Photosynthesis5. Cellular Respiration6. Reproduction7. Heredity8. Evolution9. Ecology

,

52

Subject

Author

Institution


Title of Course

BIOLOGY

David M. Wright

Portervi Ile C ollegePorterville, Calif. 93257Phone: (805) 781-3130


Title of Package(s)Terms of Reference in Anatomy

55

DIRECTORV-OFSELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

BIOLOGY

Thomas Yale

Bakersfield CollegeBakersfield, Calif. 93305Phone: (805) 871-7120

4

1. The Gene2. Duplication of DNA3. The Need for Intermediate Compounds forProtein Synthesis4. The Types of RNA

53

54

Subject

Author

Institution


MICROBIOLOGY

Sister Jane Frances Lamm, Sister Scholastica Lemmer

Presentation CollegeAberdeen, S.D. 57401Phone: (605) 255-0420

Title of Course Immunology


Title of Package(s) 1. Antigens and Antibodies2. Antigen-Antibody-Complement Reactions3. ABO and RH Antigens and Antibodies

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS

Mrs. Ives E. Clark

Kittrell Junior CollegeKittrelLN.C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

Title of Course Introduction to Business


Title of Package(s)1. The Nature of Business2. Business and Environmental

Factors3. Opportunities in Business4. Sole Proprietorships and Part-

nerships5. Corporations6. Management and Organization7. MarketingIts Nature and

Scope

8. Wholesaling and Retailing9. Prices and Pricing

10. Advertising Problems11. International Aspects

of Business12. Location and Layout13. Purchasing and

Inventory Control14. Production Problems15. Employee Selection and

Training

55

56

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS

Mrs. Ives E. Clark

Kittrell CollegeKittrell,N.C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

Title of Course Office Machines and Filing


Title of Package(s)

Office Machines1. Introduction of the Touch

Stroke Method of EnteringAmounts on the 10-KeyKeyboard (Part I)

2. Introduction of the TouchStroke Method of EnteringAmounts on the 10-KeyKeyboard (Part II)

3. Performing Jobs on theAdding Machines and ElectronicCalculators (Addition and Subtraction)

4, Performing Jobs on the AddingMachines and ElectronicCalculators (Multiplicationand Division)

Filing1. Filing in the Business Office2. Alphabetic Card Filing3. Alphabetic Corresponaence Filing4. Other Filing Systems and Procedures5. Records Management

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS

Mrs. Ives E. Clark

Kittrell CollegeKittrell, N. C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

Title of Course Typing 103


Title of Package(s)1. Learning the Operative and

Manipulative Parts ofthe Typewriter

2. Learning the Keyboard3. Learning the Key Location for

I, T, C, and . (peilod)4. Learning General Typing

Information5. Learning the Key Location for

0, R, Z, and N6. Reviewing Strokes Learned to

This Point7. Learning the Key Location for

U, W, B, and , (comma)

8. How to Set Tabs9. Learning Correct Stroking

Technique for Y, X, V, and P10. Reviewing Tabulation11. Learning Correct Stroking

Technique for 0, M, &, and ?(question mark)

12. Reviewing the BackspacingRulesand Typing Drills Related toAll of the Keys on the Keyboard

13. Reviewing Basic SkillsLearned in Lessons 1-12

Voo

57


,

Subject BUSINESS

Author

Institution

Mrs. Ives E. Clark

Kittrell Junior CollegeKittrell, N.C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

Title of Course Typing 104


Title of Package(s)1, Basic and Problem Skill2. Typing Business Letters3. "Business Letters with

Special Features"4. Special Communication Forms5. Technical Papers and

Business Reports

6. Measurement: Basic andProduction Skills

7. Tables8. Communications with Tables9. Business Forms

10. Executive Communications


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


BUSINESS

Teena Culp


Office Practice 222

16

Title of Package(s)1. Why I Want to Be a

Secretary2. Appropriate Dress and the

Secretary's Work Day3. Mastery of the Typewriter

(Executive)4. Filing5. Processing Mail6. Taking and Giving Dictation7. Composition8. Superior Telephone Technique

9. Job Interview10. Special Telephone and

Telegraphic Services11. Handling Details of Meetings12. Handling Travel Arrangements13. Bank Services

How to Use Them14. Legal Facets of Secretarial

Work15. Planning Your Future16. Your Greatest Asset

59

60

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS

Teena Culp


Title of Course Office Practice 22


Title of Package(s)1. Why I Want to Be a Secretary2. Appropriate Dress and the

Secretary's Work Day3. Mastery of the Typewriter

(Executive)4. Filing5. Processing Mail

6. Taking and Giving Dictation7. Composition8. Superior Telephone Technique9. Job Interview

10. Special Telephone andTelegraphic Services

11. Handling Details of Meetings

`1"


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


BUSINESS

George Evans and Mary Le Mar

Abraham Baldwin Agric. CollegeP.O. Box 244, ABAC Rural StationTifton, Ga. 31794Phone: (912) 382-2755

Administrative Office Management

1

Title of Package(s) Administrative Office Management

62

Subject

Author

Institution

DIRECTORY OF SELFINSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

Title of Course

BUSINESS

George Evans and Mary LaMar

Abraham Baldwin Agric. CollegeP. 0. Box 244, ABAC Rural StationTifton, Ga. 31794Phone: (912) 382-2755

Economics 105


Title of Package(s) Economics 105

rvt)


Subject BUSINESS

Author George Evans and Mary Le Mar

Institution Abraham Baldwin Agric. CollegeP. O. Box 244, ABAC Rural StationTifton, Ga. 31794Phone: (91 2) 382-2755

Title of Course Office Machines


Title of Package(s) Office Machines

64

DIRECTORY OF SE LF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

Subject BUSINESS

Author George Evans and Mary Le Mar

Institution Abraham Baldwin Agric. CollegeP. 0. Box 244, ABAC Rural StationTifton, Ga. 31794Phone: (912) 382-2755

Title of Course


Title of Package(s) 1, Shorthand 1042. Shorthand 1053. Shorthand 106

Subject

Author

Institution


Title of Course

BUSINESS

George Evans and Mary Le Mar

Abraham Baldwin Agric. CollegeP. 0. Box 244, ABAC Rural StationTifton, Ga. 31794Phone: (912) 382.2755


Title of Package(s) 1. Typing 1012. Typing 1023. Typing 103

65

1

66

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS

Eleanor W. Garrett

Central Piedmont Community CollegeCharlotte, N.C. 28204Phone: (704) 372-2590

Title of Course Business Communications

Num Ifer of Packagesin instruction Unit 22

Title of Package(s) Self Instructional Packages inLetter Writing

Subject

Author

Institution


PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING

Jim Hale


Title of Course Accounting 201


Title of Package(s)

1. Basic Structure of Accounting2. Journal, Ledger, and Trail

Balance3. Completion of the Accounting

Equation4. Purchases and Cash Payments

Media

5. Sales and Cash ReceiptsMedia

6. Summarizing and Reporting7. Practice Set (Commercial)8. Receivables and Pay?bles9. Deferrals, Accruals, and Long

Lived Assets10. Accounting Systems

67

68

Subject

Author

Institution


PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING

Jim Hale




Title of Package(s)1. Partnerships2. CorporationsOrganization3. CorporationsStockholders'

Equity, Earnings, and Dividends4, CorporationsLong-Term

Obligations and Investments5. Departments and Branches

6. Manufacturing and Cost Accounting7. Budgetary Controls8. Income Taxes and Their

Effect on Business Decisions9. Management Reports and

Special Analyses

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS MATHEMATICS

Jim Hale


Title of Course Business Math 102

Number of Packogesin Instruction Unit 11

Title of Package(s)1. Review of Equations2. Written Problems3. Simple Interest4. Depreciation and Overhead5. Cash Discounts6. Trade Discounts

69

7. Banking8. Payrolls9. Percentages

10. Financial Statements11. Special Problems (Stock,

Bonds, etc.)

70

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS

Barbara C. Harris

Kittrell Junior CollegeKittre II, N.C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

Title of Course Secretarial Practice


Title of Package(s) 1. The Secretarial Image2. The Secretary's Role3. Communication by Telephone4. Making Appointments and Receiving Callers


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

BUSINESS

Barbara C. Harris


Shorthand


Title of Package(s)1. Shorthand is Easy to Learn 8.2. Shorthand is an Enduring

Skill (PI 1) 9.3. Shorthand is an Enduring 10.

Skill (Pt. 2)4. Learning Shorthand the Easy Way 11.5. Studying the "a" Sound, and

Obscure Vowels and the 12."ith" Sound

6. Learning the Vowel Sound "o"7. Learning -ly, Amounts, and 13.

Quantities and Brief Forms

71

Brief Forms, Phrases, andWord Endings -shul, -shunLearning the rt and nd BlendsStudying Brief Forms,Phrases and PrincipleStudying Brief Forms,Phrases and PrincipleReading and Writing Brief Forms,Phrase Principles, Days andMonthsStudying Brief Forms, Phrases,Principles and GeographicalExpressions

72

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS

Barbara C. Harris


Title of Course Shorthand


Title of Package(s)1. "Developing Shorthand Skill"2. Using Shorthand in Manufacturing3. Shorthand and Office Equipment4. Shorthand and Office Personnel5. Reviewing Brief Forms, Derivatives, Phrases and

Principle

v-r

73

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS

Barbara C. Harris


Title of Course Business En glish


Title of Package(s)1. The Forms, Varieties, and

Capitalization ot Nouns2. The Varieties, Forms, and Uses of Verbs3. The Enrichment of Writing Through

Use of Adjectives and Adverbs4. Learning BusinessLetter Parts and Styles5. The Importance of Good Communications

(Letters, Resumes, Interoffice Memos)

74


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

BUSINESS

Barbara C. Harris

Kittrell Junior CollegeKittrell, N. C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

Business English

4

1. Basic and Problem Skill2. Typing Business Letters3. "Business Letters with Special Features"4. "Typing Special Communication Forms"

Subject

Author

Institution


OFFICE MACHINES

Jimmy McKenzie and Marian Cantrell

Tarrant County Junior College, NE828 Harwood RoadHurst, Tex. 76053Phone: (817) 281-7860

Title of Course Office Machines


Title of Package(s)

3

1. The Ten-Key Electronic Calculator2. The Ten-Key Printing Calcu lator3. The Ten-Key Adding Machine

75


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

BUSINESS

William C. Miller

Burlington County Community CollegePemberton, N. J. 08068Phone: (609) 894-9311

BUA 225, Human Relations in Management

5

1. The Effective Group2. Group Decision Mak'lg3. Participative Management4. Motivation and Work5. Perception

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS

William C. Miller

Burlington County CollegePernberton, N. J. 08068Phone: (609) 894-9311

Title of Course Introduction to Business


Title of Fackage(s) 1, Wholesaling2. Services3. National Alliance of Businessmen4. Franchising

77

78


Subject BUSINESS

Author WHliam C. Miller

Institution Burlington County Community CollegePemberton, N. J. 08068Phone: (609) 894-9311

Title of Course BUA 102, Principles of Management


Title of Package(s) 1. Role of the Manager2. Planning, Scheduling, and ControHing Work3. Human Relations in Management4. Communications

79

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS

Dan Mosca

Person Technical InstitutionP. 0, Box 1175Roxboro, N. C. 27573Phone: (919) 599-8306



Title of Package(s)1. Merchandise Inventories2. Prepaid Expenses3, Prepaid Revenues4. Accrued Liabilities5. Accrued Assets6. Comprehensive ReviewAccruals and Deferrals7, Calculating Depreciation

80

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS

Dan Mosca

Person Technical InstitutionP. 0. Box 1175Roxboro, N. C. 27573Phone: (919) 599-8306

Title of Course Business Finance 123


Title of Package(s) 1. Business Risks2. Forms of Ownershio3, Calculating Working Capital

81

Subjed

Author

Institution


BUSINESS.'

Dan Mosca

Person Technical InstitutionP. 0. Box 1175Roxboro, N. C. 27573Phone: (919) 599-8306

Title of Course Business Law 116

Number of Packagesin Instrection Unit 6

Title of Package(s)1. Personal Property2. Acquiring Title to Personal Property3. BailmentsNature and Termination4. Ordinary Bailments-Part I5. Ordinary Bailments-Part II6. Special Bailments

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS

L.L. Roy Smith


Title of Course Business 141: Duplicating


Title of Package(s)1. Spirit Duplication of an Appraisal

Sheet2. Spirit Duplication of a Title Page

with Border and BlockoutProcedure

3. Spirit Duplication of a PayrollDistribution Sheet

4. Spirit Duplication of a "Pie"Graph

5. Spirit Duplication of a Map byTracing

6. Mimeograph Duplication ofAppraisal Sheet

7. Mimeograph Duplication of aFrench Fold Program

8. Mimeograph Duplication ofPersonalized Stationery

9. Mimeograph Duplication of aChurch Program and theFolding of Same

10, Form Letter with the InsideAddress and Greeting Omitted

11. Offset Master of Appraisal Sheet12, Running Off Appraisal Sheet

Offset Masters13. Offsetting Church Bulletin (with

emphasis on centering)14. Offsetting Xerox Offset Masters15. Cleaning Ink Rollers on Offset

Machine.

r t


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

BUSINESS

L.L. Roy Smith


Business 121: Introduction to Business

Number 'of Packagesin Instruction Unit 20

Title of Package(s)1. Setting2. Capitalism3. Ownership4. Small Business, Services, and

Franchising5, Organization6. Permanent Capital Needs7. Operating Capital Needs8. Capital Sources9, Business Trends and

Developments10, Risk Management11. Labor12. Collective Bargaining

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13. Production, Distribution, andLocation

14, Marketing15. Selling, Advertising, and Public

Relations16. International Trade17. Accounting18. Business Research and Com-

puters19. Legal Aspects vs. Ethical

Responsibilities20. Social Responsibilities and the

Future

84

Subject

Author

Institution


BUSINESS

L.L. Roy Smith


Title of Course Business 131: Problem Solving Using Machines


Title of Package(s)1. Touch Addition (4 to 9 keys)2. Touch Addition (0 to 3 keys

non-add)3. Repeated Digits, Varied Num-

ber of Digits4. Subtraction, Correction of

Errors5. Speed Drill Addition6. Sub-Total7. Repeat Addition8. Multiplication9. Speed Drill Addition

10. Post-Test No. 1

11. Short-cut Multiplication, Zerosin Multiplier

12. Decimals, Fractions, andPercentages

13. Fixed Decimal Point14. Discount and Net Amount15. Speed Drill

16. Chain Discounts PrintingCalculator

17. Constant Multiplication18. Division19. Speed Drill Addition20. Post-Test No. 221. Division Remainder in

Quotient, Decimals in Quotient,Decimals in Dividend andDivision

22. Credit Balances23. Interest24. Percentages25. Speed Drill Addition26. Prorating27. Payroll28. Reconciliation of Bank

Statements29. Speed Drill Addition30. Post-Test No.3


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

BUSINESS

Frances K. Wrape

Central Carolina Technical InstituteRt. 2, Box 55Sanford, N.C. 27330Phone: (919) 775-5401

Office Machines


Title of Package(s) 1. Rotary Calculator2. Ten-Key Adding Machine3. Full-Key Adding Machine4. Ten-Key Calculator

85

86


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

CHEMISTRY

Earl D. Beau

Sacramento City CollegeSacramento, Calif. 95822Phone: (916) 449-7531


Title of Package(s) Solution Chemical and Bio-Physico-ChemicoCharacteristics of Cell Transport

_A

87


Subject CHEMISTRY

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

Lane Community CollegeEugene, Ore, 97405Phone: (503) 747-4501

Chemistry

4

1, Atomic Structure2, Radioactivity and Other Nuclear Phenomena3, Periodic Table4, Chemical Reactions

L 0

88

Subject

Author

Institution


CHEMISTRY

Anthony J. Rosales

Cosumnes River CollegeSacramento, Calif. 95823Phone: (916) 421-1000

Title of Course Introductory Chemistry


Title of Package(s) Observing and Measuring Program 1

89


Subject CHEMISTRY

Author Wanda Sterner

Institution Cerritos Junior College11110 E. Alondra Blvd.Norwalk, Calif. 90650Phone: (213) 860-2451

Title of Course Chemistry 2: Introduction Chemistry

.Number of Packagesin Instruction Unit 1

Title of Package(s) Percents for Chemistry

90

Subject

Author

Institution


CHEMISTRY

Wanda Sterner

Cerritos Junior College11110 E. Alondra Blvd.Norwalk, Calif. 90650Phone: (213) 860-2451

Title of Course General Chemistry


Title of Package(s) Safety in the Laboratory


Subject.

Author

Institution

Title of Course

Numlwr of Packagesin Instruction Unit

CHEMISTRY

Wanda Sterner

Cerritos Junior College11110 E. Alondra Blvd.Norwalk, Calif. 90650Phone: (213) 860.2451

General Chemistry 1.1

1

Title of Package(s) Equilibrium Calculations pH-Weak Acids


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

CHEMISTRY

Clarence O. Wolgamott

Columbia Junior CollegeP.O. Box 1849Columbia, Calif. 95310Phone: (209) 532-3141

Nuuther of Packagesin Instruction Unit 5

Title of Package(s) 1. The Detailed Structure ot Atoms2. Chemical Bonds3. The Chemical Behavior of Some

Common Substances4. Weights and Measures5. Linear Equations

/

DIRECTORY OF SEI,E-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

Subject

Author

Institution

Title ol Course ,

CHEMISTRY

Doughbah Yeh-Deyeh

Kittrell CollegeKittrell. N.C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

Chemistry 201, 202

Number of Packagesin 1115;1111i:1nm Unit 26

Tide of Package(s)

1. Density, Specific Gravity,A Volume

2. Formula Weights, MolecularWeights, and Moles

3. Structure of the Atom and thePeriodic Law

4. Chemical Bonding5. Oxygen and Ozone6. Hydrogen7. The Gaseous State and the

Kinetic Molecular Theory8. Gram-Molecular Volume of

Gases and Molecular, Atomic,and Equivalent Wts.

9. The Liquid and Solid Statesand Water and HydrogenPeroxide

10. Solutions11. Solutions of Electrolytes

Electrolytes and non-Electrolytes and ColloidalMatter

12. Oxidation Reduction Reaction13. Relationship of the Periodic

Classification to the Propertiesof the Elements

14. Halogens and Their Com-pounds

15. Chemical Equilibrium16. Carbon and Its Compounds17. Bioch :mistry19. The Halogens and Their

Compounds, and Elec-trochemistry

19. Identification of Lab Apparatus20. Lab Safety Rules21. Use of Balances, Measurement

of Mass, Volume, and Length22. Density and Specific Gravity23. Use of the Gas Burner24. 'clIting Points and Boiling

Points25. Conservation of Matter26. Definite Composition

9to

93

i

94


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

COUNSELING

Grossmont College8800 Grossmont College DriveEl Cajon, Calif. 92020Phone: (714) 465-1700


Title of Package(s)Grossmont College - Your Community College(general orientation)

95

Subject

Author

Institution


VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

Richard S. Meyers


Title of Course Instructional Media Technology


Title of Packagets) Grossmont Coilege - Instructional MediaTechnology Curriculum

S o.

I.

96


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

COUNSELING



Title of Package(s) Mission Library (Grossmont College LibraryOrientation)

qg

l'7DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

SubjectCOUNSELING

Author

InstitutionGrossmont College8800 Grossmont College DriveEl Cajon, Calif. 92020Phone: (714) 465-1700

Title of Course


Title of Package(s) The Only Way to Fly (overcrowding at GrossmontCollege)

98

Subject

Author

Institution

DIRECTORY OF SELF;1NSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

STUDY SKILLS

Jon Hagstrom


Title of Course Skills Development


Title of Package(s)

j

Subject

Aulhos

Institution


FLOW CHARTING

Henry H. Zaehringer

Tarrant County Junior College, NE828 Haiwood RoadHurst, Tex. 76053Phone: (817) 281-7860

Title of Course Introduction to Data Processing


Title of Package(s) Flow Charting

99

100

Subject

Author

Institution


DEI'..TAL ASSISTING

Robert R. Montgomery, D.D.S./Mary Bogucki, R.D.H.

Oakland Community College7350 Cooley Lake RoadUnion Lake, Mich. 48085Phone: (313) 363-7191

Title of Course Dental Assisting


Title of Package(s) 1. Fundamentals of Dental Science, 144 pages2. Fundamentals of Clinical Practive, 136 pages3. Dental Anatomy and Physiology, 154 pages4. Dental Science Practive, 96 pages

101


Subject DRAFTING

Author Walter Rice

Institution Greenville Technical Education CenterP.O. Box 5616Greenville, S.C. 29606Phone: (803) 242-3170

Title of Course Drafting 111: Technical Drafting I

Drafting 112: Engineering Drawing I


Title of Package(s) Lettering

102

Subject

Author

Institution


DRAFTING

Kenneth Y. Smit

Greenville Technical Education CenterP.O. Box 5616, Sta. B%)reenville, S.C. 29606Phone: (803) 242-31 70

Title of Course Drafting 135: Basic 'FreehandTechnical Sketching and Lettering


Title of Package(s) Shadows in Design

1C 5

Subject

Author

Institution


DRAFTING

John D. Terry

Greenville Technical Education CenterP.O. Box 5616, Sta. BGreenville, S.C. 29606Phone: (803) 242-3170

Title of Course Drafting 112: Engineering Drawing I


Title of Package(s) Learning to Dimension (Part I)

103

104

Subject

Author

Institution


ECONOMICS

Jon Evans


Title of Course Principles of Economics I

Number of Packagesio Instruction Unit 2

Title of Package(s) 1. Supply and Demand2. Applying the Tools of Fiscal Policy

\

Subject

Author

Institution


ECONOMICS

William H. Garner


Title of Course Economics 20


Title of Package(s)1. Fundamentals of Demand2. Fundamentals of Supply3. Equilibrium4. Elasticity5. Marginal Revenue6. G.N.P. and its Cousins

7. The Theory of National Income,Employment, and G.N.P.Determination

8. Money and Banking9. Block Economic Development

10. Survey of Block Businesses

105

106


SubjectMACRO-ECONOMICS

Author Harold Loyd

Institution Abraham Baldwin Agricultural CollegeP.O. Box 244, ABAC Rural StationTifton, Ga, 31794Phone: (912) 382-2755

Title of Course Introduction to Macro-Economics

Numbei of Packagesin Instruction Unit

Title of Package(s)

107

Subject

Author

Institution


ECONOMICS

David C. Scott

Bakersfield College1801 Panorama DriveBakersfield, Calif. 93305Phone: (805) 871-7120

Title of Course Economics 1B: Principles ofEconomicsMacro


Title of Package(s) Aggregate Income Analysis: Packages 1 and 2

108DIRECTORY OF SELF.INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

SUbject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

CAREER EDUCATION

Santa Ana Unified School DistrictCareer Development Education1405 French StreetSanta Ana, Calif. 92701Phone: (714) 542-6211You and the World of Work Series


Title of Package(s)

1. Self-Analysis Know Yourself2. How to Use the Telephone at Work3. How to Find a Job4. Preparing for a Job Application5, How to Dress for an Interview - Girls6. Filling Out a Job Application7. Your Fkst Job

1

109DIRECTORY OF SELF-1NSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

Subject EDUCATION

Author Mary Ambrose

Institution Aquinas Junior CollegeNashville, Tenn. 37205Phone: (615) 297-7545

Title of Course Introduction to EducationEducational Psychology


Title of Package(s)

1. Major Influences on Present-Day Education2. Periods of American Education3. Basic Function of a Teacher4. Cultural Backgrounds5. Qualifications for Teachers

110

Subject

Author

Institution


ELECTRONICS

Dallis J. Christensen

Utah Technical College at Salt Lake4600 So. Redwood RoadSalt Lake City, Utah 84107Phone: (801) 299-3411

Title of Course Electronics

Number of Packages;17 Instruction Unit 28

Tiile of Package(s)Phase Content

1. Math ConceptsApplied2. Basic Electronic Units and

Their Symbols3. Basic Physics of Electronics4. Sources of Electromotive Force5. Cells and Batteries6. Schematics and Diagrams,

Electronic7. Resistance8. Conductors and Insulators9. Series Resistive Circuits

10. Parallel Resistive Circuits11. Combination Series-Parallel

Resistive Circuits12. Theorems13. Magnetism14. Electromagnetism

;-;

15. Inductance16. Capacitance17. Sinusoidal and Nonsinusoidal

Voltages and Currents18. Mathematics of Alternating

Current Circuits - Applied19. Reactance20. Series Inductive Circuits21. Series Capacitive Circuits22. Series LCR Circuits23. Parallel LCR Circuits24. Combination Series-Parallel

LCR Circuits25. Filters26. FCC Rules and Regulations27. Motors28. Alternators

Subject

Author

Institution


ELECTRONICS


Title of Course Circuits.


Title of Package(s)1. Ohm's Law2. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law3. Parallel Circuits4. Conductances in Parallel5. Kirchhoff's Current Law6. Power7: Power in Parallel Circuits8. Unloaded Voltage Divider9. Current Divider

10. Thevenin Equivalent11. Norton's Equivalent12. Non-Linear Circuits13. DC Load Line14. AC Load Line15. Cathode Load Line16. Capacitor Coupling17. The Effect of the Cathode

Capacitor on a Circuit18. Diode Rectifiers, Full-Wave and

Half-Wave19. Loaded Voltage Divider20..Series.Parallel 'Net Works21. Wheatstone Bridge22. Delta-Wye Transformation23. Vector Algebra24. Phasors25. Maximum Power Transfer26, Calculating RC Charge and

Discharge Curves27. High Frequency Response in

Tube Circuits

28. Full Wave Bridge Power Sup-plies

29. Power Supply Filters30. Transistor Biasing31. Biasing of Tubes32. Series AC Circuits33. Parallel Circuits Admittance34. Sinusoidal AC Linear Circuits35. Introduction to Sine Oscillators36. Series Resonant Circuits37. Parallel Resonant Circuits38. "039. Common Base Amplifier40. Pentode Amplifiers41. Transistor Load Lines42. Frequency Response in Tran-

sistor Circuits43. Attenuators44. Tuned Transformer Coupling45. Millman's Theorem46. Kirchhoff's Loop,Analysis.47. Superposition Theorem48. Filter Networks49. Complex AC Networks50. Common Collector Amplifiers51. Nodal Analysis52. Multiple Source AC Network

Analysis53. Common Emitter Amplifier54. Common Emitter Charac-

teristics

if.4

11

4

. I e

112

Subject

Author

Institution


ELECTRONICS


Title of Course Construction Techniques


Title of Package(s) 1. Soldering2. Identification of Hand Tools3. Hand Grinding Tools4. Screw-Pitch, Wire, and Sheetmetal Gauge5. Using the Micrometer6. Chassis Construction7. Printed Circuits Lay-Out and EtchingB. Power Drills

Subject

Author

Institution


ELECTRONICS


Title of Course Devices


Title of Pockage(s)1. Semi-Conductor Diode2. Using Diodes3. The Zener Diode4. Introduction to Transistors5. Transistor Characteristics6. The SCR

7. Tube Diodes8. The Vacuum Tube Triode9. Basic Triode Action

10. Triode Parameters11. Pentode C haracteristiL:s12. The Field Effect Transistor

113

114

Subject

Author

Institutimi

DIRECTORY.OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

EL6CTRONICS


Title of COMP Diagnosis and Repair

Numbr of Packagesin Instruction Unit 5

Title of Package(s) 1. Circuit Familiarity in Trouble Shooting2. Developing Effective Trouble Shooting

Techniques3. Equipment Selection Trouble Shooting4. Experimental Trouble Shooting5. Locating Specific Troubles in

Trouble

/at


Subject ELECTRONICS

Author

Institution Lane Community CollegeEugene, Ore. 97405Phone: (503) 747-4501

Title of Course Individualized Curriculum In Electronics (ICE)


Title of Package(s) 1, How to Teach ICE2. How to Learn with ICE3. How to Write (ICE Learning Package)4, How to Evaluate ICE5. Shop Safety Precautions

118


Subject ELECTRONICS

Author

Institution Lane Community CollegeEugene, Oro. 97405Phone: (503) 747-4501

Title of Course Instruments


Title of Package(s)

1. Reading Meters2. Using Meters3. Basic Meters4. The VTVM5. Power Supplies6. Signal Generators

7. The Oscilloscope8. Digital Voltmeters9. Transistor Curve Tracers

10. Frequency Counters11. Tube Checkers

:V


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

ELECTRONICS


Mathematics

8

1. Introduction to the Slide Rule2. Scientific Notations3. The Slide Rule C and D Scales4. The Slide Rule A, B, and K Scales5. Reciprocals/Slide Rule6. The Slide Rule L Scale7. The Slide Rule LL Lh Scales8. The Slide Rule S, T, and ST Scales

117


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

ELECTRONICS


Occupations

6

1. Electronics Engineering Technician2. Electronics Assembler3. Industrial Electronics Technician4. Electronics Service Technician5. Electronics Mechanic6. Electrical Appliance Serviceman

Subject

Author

Institution


ELECTRONICS


Title of Course Schematics


Title of Package(s) 1. Basic Symbols2. Resister Color Code3. Component Identification4. Active Device Symbols5. Plotting Graphs6. Using Electronic Device Graphs

1'2,2

119

120


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

ELECTRONICS


Terminology

6

1. Basic TerminologyGlossary2. Electrical Energy3. Circuits in Series4. Circuits in Peep !lel5. Current in Cirduits6. Voltage Polarities

Subject

Author

Institution


ELECTRONICS


Title of Course TheoryBasics


Tille of Package(s)

1. The Nature of Electricity2. Voltage in a Circuit3. Resistance and Conductance4. Ohm's LawBasic5. Series Circuits6. Magnetic Circuits7. Basic Inductance8. Capacitor Construction, Color

Code, and Tests9. Capacitors in DC Circuits

10. The AC Wave Form11. AC Voltage, Current,

and Power12. Basic Transformer13. Inductive Reactance14. RL Time Constant15. Capacitive Reactance16. R-C Time Constant17. Decibel Units18. P-N Junctions

121

122


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIR


Major Appliance Repair


Title of Package(s)

3.1.A Basic Electrical Theory and 5.5 Copper PlumbingTerminology 5.6.A Welding and Brazing Cop-

3.2 Voltage, Current, and per PlumbingResistance 5.6.B Welding and Brazing Cop-

3.3 D.C. Current per Plumbing3.4 Electrical Symbols 5.7.A Water Heater Operation3.5 Simple Currents 5.7.B Garbage Disposal3.6 A.C. Current Operation3.7.A Inductance 5.8.A Troubleshooting Diagnosis -3.7.B Capacitance Gas3.8 Phase Relation and Power 5.8.B Troubleshooting Diagnosis -

Factor Electric3.9 Meters 5.10.A Dishwasher Operation3.10 Electrical Testing 5.10.B Washer Operation4.1 Responsibilities of Ser- 5.10.0 Dryer Operation

. viceman 5.14.A Stove Operation4.2 Customer Relations 5.14.B Oven Operation4.3 Business Ethics and Com- 5.14.0 Wall Heater Operation

pany Policy 5.14.D Furnace Operation4.4 Maintenance Agreements 5.17.A Air Conditioning Fun-4.5.A Service Records damentals4.5.B Use of the Microfilm Reader 5.17.B Refrigeration Fundamentals4.6.A Service Truck Records 5.18.A Refrigeration Tools and4.6.B Service Truck Maintenance Meters4.6.0 Service Truck Inventory 5.18.B Refrigeration Testing

Control 5.19.A Air Conditioner Operation5.3 Plumbing Materials 5.19.9 Refrigerator Operation5.4 Pipe Threading and Cutting

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

Irene M. Baines

Kittrell CollegeKittrell, N. C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

Title of Course Black Literature


Title of Package(s)

123

1. An Introduction to Black Literature2. The Grapevine3. An Introduction to Richard Wright4. Negro Characters as Seen by White Authors,

by Sterling Brown5. An Introduction to James Baldwin6. A Harlem Group and Poetry

124

Subject

Author

Institution

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAI, MATERIALS

ENGLISH

Irene M. Baines

Kittrell CollegeKittrell, N.C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

Title of Course English Survey Course

Number of Packagesin Instruchon Unit 17

Title of Package(s)

1. Beowulf: A Literary Epic2. An Introduction to Literature3. John BunyanPilgrim's

Progress4. Jonathan SwiftGulliver's

Travels5. An Introduction to Pope6. An Introduction to Wordsworth7. An Introduction to John Keats8. Samuel T. Coleridge: A Roman-

tic9. The Eve of St. Agnes

.10. Charles Lamb and the Essay11. An Introduction to Byron12. Character Sketches by Thomas

Carlyle13. My Last DuchessRobert

Browning14. An Introduction to Tennyson15. A Victorian Variety16. James Joyce: Portrait of the Ar-

tist as a Young Man17. Odor of Chrysanthemums

Su bjec

, Author

Institution

-V -%

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAI.S

ENGLISH

Don Bass

College of the MainlandTexas City, Tex. 77590Phone: (713) 938-1211

Title of Course Freshman English


Title of Package(s) Order, the Shape of Meaning

=:8

125

126

Subject

Author

Instit ution

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MM'E R IA LS

TECHNICAL WRITING

Don Bass

College of the MainlandTexas City, Tex. 77590Phone: (713) 938-1211

Title of Course Technical Writing


Title of Package(s) 1. Resume2. Library Research (2)3. Employment Practices

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

Robert N. Boll

Burlington County CollegePemberton, N.J. 08068Phone: (609) 894-9311

Title of Course College Composition


Title of Package(s) 1. Choosing a Subject2. Narrowing a Subject3. The Thesis Sentence4. The Outline5. The Introduction and Conclusion6. The Title7, Style8. Logic

3b

127

128


Subject ENGLISH

Author Howard A. Burton

Instil u Hutt Riverside City College4650 Fairfax Ave.Riverside, Calif. 92506Phone: (714) 684-3240

Title of Course English 51-R: Improvement of Reading

Number of Packagesio Instruction Unit 1

Title of Package(s) SRA Preparatory Reading

131

Subject

Author

Institution

7.17----


WRITING

Jim Cline, Dave Wright, Ellen Owens

Chabot College25555 Hesperian Blvd.Hayward, Calif. 94545Phone: (415) 782-3000

Title of Course Reading and Writing


Title of Package(s)

Unit 1A Subjects and VerbsUnit 1B Two Variations of the

Minimal SentenceUnit 2 .Perfect and Imperfect

Verb FormsUnit 3 Phrases, Independent

Clauses, and SubordinateClauses

Unit 4 Singular and PluralSubjects

Unit 5

Unit 6Unit 7

Unit 8

Unit 9Unit 10

129

Modification, Coor-dination, and Subor-dination in a CumulativeSentencePronounsVerbs, Sentences, andParagraphsParagraphs and TopicSentencesCommasEssays and Use of aTheme Statement

130

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

William Roy Colquitt, Jr.

Wayne Community CollegeGoldsboro, N.C. 27530Phone (919) 735-5151

Title of Course Modern American Literature


Title of Package(s) 1. Robert Frost2. E. A. Robinson

133

131

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIA1S

Subject ENGLISH

Author Mary Louise Conlin

Institution Cuyahoga Community College2900 Community College Ave.Cleveland, Ohio 44115Phone: (216) 241-5966

Title of Course English 091: Essentials of Written Communication

Number of Packages

in Instruction Unit 1

Title of Package(s) Writing SkillsWords and Sentences

134

132

Subject

Author

Institution


PHONETICS

Frances Coolidge

De Anza CollegeCupertino, Calif. 95014Phone: (408) 257-5550

Title of Course The Relevance of Sound: An Individualized Approachto Phonetic and Structural Analysis


Me of Package(s)

1. Diagnostic Survey2, Initial Consonant Sounds3. Initial Consonant Sounds4. Medial Sounds5. Ending Sounds6. Initial, Middle, and Ending

Sounds7. Consonant Sounds8. Consonant Sounds9. Consonant Sounds

10. Review11. Initial Consonant Blends12. Medial Blends13. Consonant Digraphs14. Consonant Digraphs15. Consonant Digraphs16. ConsonantVowel Digraphs17. Review18, Vowels: Rhyming Words19. Vowels: Short a20. Vowels: Short e21. Vowels: Short i22. Vowels: Short o23. Vowels: Short u24. Vowels: Schwa Sound (a)

25. A Guide for Short VowelSounds

26. Review27. Vowels: Long a28. Vowels: Long e29. Vowels: Long i30. Vowels: Long o31. Vowels: Long u32. Vowels: y33. A Guide for Lono Vowel

Sounds34. Vowel Digraphs: oo35. Vowel Digraphs: ow, au36. Vowel: Diphthongs37. Review38. Syllables39. Syllabication: Vowel-

Consonant-Vowel40, Syllabication: Between Con-

sonants41. Syllables: Prefixes42. Syllables: Suffixes43. Syllables: Suffix44. Accent45. Accent: Multisyllabic words46. Review

133

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

Buford D. Fisher

John Tyler Community CollegeChester, Va. 23831Phone: (703) 748-2221

Title of Course English Composition


Title of Package(s) Writing the Research Paper

134

Subject

Author

Institution

'1


ENGLISH

Aileen Fitzpatrick

Mitchell CollegeStatesville, N.C. 28677Phone: (704) 872-3665

Title of Course English 101


Title of Package(s)

1. Topic Sentence2. Paragraph Pattern3. Definition Paragraph4. Spatial Description Paragraph5. Chronological Description

Paragraph6. Formal Outline for 500-Word

Essay

7. Character Sketbh Essay (basedon literature)

8. Comparison/Contrast Essay9. Biographical Essay

10. Spelling and Vocabulary (13weekly packages)

11. Review of Writing Skills


Subject ENGLISH

Author Aileen Fitzpatrick

Institution Mitchell CollegeStatesville, N.C. 28677Phone: (704) 872-3665

Title of Course English 102, 204


Title of Package(s) 1. Short Story Unit2. Research Unit3. Drama4. Poetry

138

135

136

Nr


Subject ENGLISH

Author Robert Frew, Richard Guches, and Robert Mehaffy

Institution American River College4700 College Oak DriveSacramento, Calif. 95841Phone: (916) 484-13173

Title of Course Writer's Workshop

Number of Packagesin Instruction Unil 6

Title of Package(s) 1. The Sentence2. The Introductory Paragraph3. Paragraph Development4. Paragraph Strategies5. Descriptive and Narrative Writing6. Expository and Argumentative Writing

137DIRECTORY OF SELF.INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

ENGLISH

Myrtle S. Gray


(For all courses requiring term papers)


Title of Package(s) Writing the Research Paper: A Manual andLearning Activity Package

a,410

138

v N"


Subject BASIC COMPOSITION

Author Carolyn Hartnett

Institution College of the Mainland8001 Palmer HighwayTexas City, Tex. 77590Phone: (713) 938-1211

Title of Course Written Communication


Title of Package(s) Ideas in Motion1. Classification (organization)2. Definition (wording)3. Mechanics (grammar, punctuation, etc.)4. Description5. Comparison and Contrast6. Cause and Effect7. Argumentation


Subject ENGLISH

Author Roy Hudson

Institution College of the Desert43-500 MontereyPalm Desert, Calif. 92260Phone: (714) 346-8041

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

1

Listening and Writing

139


Subject ENGLISH

Author Gene Kerstiens

Institution El Camino CollegeVia Torrance, Calif. 90506Phone: (213) 329-6631

Title of Course English A, English 1A


Title of Package(s) Spelling Improvement

113

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH


Title of Course Communication Skills


Title of Package(s)

1. Constructing the Sentence2. Constructing the Paragraph3. Constructing the Summary4. Constructing the Business Let-

ter5. Constructing the Resume6. Constructing the Outline

141

7. Constructing the Letter of Ap-plication

8. Constructing the PersonalEssay

9. Listening and Notetaking10. Process WritingPhase I

11. Process WritingPhase II

114


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

ENGLISH

Humphrey Lee

Louisburg CollegeLouisburg, N.C. 27549Phone: (919) 496-4101

English Composition


Title of Package(s)1. Orientation2. The Five Worst Mistakes3. Writing the Descriptive

Paragraph4. Writing the Narrative

Paragraph5. Writing the Expository

Paragraph I

6. Writing the ExpositoryParagraph II

7. Writing the ExpositoryParagraph III

8. Writing the ExpositoryParagraph IV

9. Writing the ExpositoryParagraph V

10. Writing the ExpositoryParagraph VI

11. Writing the ArgumentativeParagraph I

12. Writing the ArgumentativeParagraph II

13. Writing the Descriptive Paper14. Writing the Narrative Paper15. Writing the Expository Paper I16. Writing the Expository Paper II17. Writing the Expository Paper III18, Writing the Expository Paper IV19. Writing the Expository Paper V20. Writing the Expository Paper VI21. Writing the Argumentative

Paper I22. Writing the Argumentative

Paper II23. Orientation II24. The Library25. Choosing a Topic for Your

Term Paper26. Developing an Outline27. Bibliography28. The Form and Practice of

Footnoting29. Writing the Term Paper


Subject

Author

Institution

Tile of Course

ENGLISH

Humphrey Lee

Louisburg CollegeLouisburg, N.C. 27549Phone: (919) 496-4101

English Literature


Tile of Package(s)

1. The Short Story I

2. The Short Story II

3. The Short Story III4. The Short Story IV5. The Short Story V6. The Short Story VI

7. The Drama I8. The Drama II9. Poetry I

10. Poetry II11. Poetry III12. Poetry IV13. Brave New World

11:6

143

144DIRECTORY OF SELE-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

Subject ENGLISH

Author Martha Linney

Institution Mitchell CollegeStatesville, N.C. 28677Phone: (704) 872-3665

Title of Course English 101-102


Title of Package(s)

1. The Old English Period2. Beowu If3. The Middle English Period4. The English Ballad5. The Medieval Romance6. Geoffrey Chaucer No. 17. Geoffrey Chaucer No. 28. Sir Thomas Malory9. The Brave New World and After

10. The Early English Drama andRoots of Shakespeare'sTheatre

11 Songs and son-netsElizabethan Lyric

12. ShakespeareHam/et andKing Lear

13. Metaphysical Poetry. CavalierPoets, and Stuart andCommonwealth Prose

14. John Milton, His Life andWorks

15. I ntrodu ction to Neoclassicism16. Jonathan Swift and

Alexander Pope

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

Martha Linney


Title of Course English 201-202


Title of Package(s)

1. The English Novel2. Johnson and His Circle3. Revolution and Romance:

Introduction and James Thom-son

4. Oliver Goldsmith, ThomasGray, William Cowper

5. Robert Burns and WilliamBlake

6. William Wordsworth7. Samuel Taylor Coleridge8. Lord Byron I9. Lord Byron II

10. Percy Bysshe Shelley11. John Keats12. Alfred Lord Tennyson13. Robert Browning

145


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

1,

ENGLISH

Helen S. Mills

American River College4700 College Oak DriveSacramento, Calif. 95841Phone: (916) 484-8011

Basic Writing Skills

8

1. Sentence Patterns2. Verbs and Nouns3. Modifiers4. Coordination5. Pronouns and Subject-Verb Agreement6. Subordination7. Sentence Inversion, Passive Verb, Verbals8. Point of View, Parallelism

DIRECTORY OF

SELF-INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS

Sublect

ENGLISHAuthor

Lucy B.MooringInstitution

Mount OliveCollegeMount Olive, N.C.

28365Phone: (919)658-2502Title of

Course

English 100Number of

PackagesinInstruction Unit

40Title ofPackage(s)I.

GrammarA. Basic

Sentence PartsB.

Recognizing theSentence

C.Tense,

Voice,Mood, etc.

D.Modifiers,

Omitted Parts,Wordiness, etc.

E.Punctuation and

Capitalization

II.CompositionA. You Can Write!B. Types of

ParagraphDevelopment

C.Formulating the Topic

Sentence

D. The TopicSentence and theParagraph/ReadingsE.

Writing andDescriptive

Paragraph

F.Formulating the

ThesisStatement

G.Thesis

StatementH.Formulating the

Thesis(Readings)

I. Topic andSentence

Outlines and anEssay

J.Writing the

Introduction andConclusion

K.Understanding

CoherenceL.

UnderstandingEmphasis

M.Increasing

PerceptionIII. An

Awareness ofValues

147

148

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

Lucy B. Mooring




Title of Package(s)Term Paper - 7 packages1. Introduction2. Poetry vs. Prose3. Reading a Poem for Understanding4. Understanding Poetr),5. Thematic Approach - Love6. Thematic Approach - War7. Thematic Approach -

Philosophical and SocialComment

8. Thematic Approach - Man and God9. Sight and Sound Composition


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


ENGLISH

Aurelia C. Morrow

Greenville Technical Educaiion CenterBox 5616, Sta. BGreenville, S.C. 29606Phone: (803) 242-3170

English 1

1

Title of Package(s) Learning the Preposition

150

N1


SubjectDEVELOPMENTAL ENGLISH COMPOSITION

AuthorMaxine Mosley

InstitutionMeramec Community CollegeKirkwood, Mo. 63122Phone: (314) 966-3402

Title of CourseDevelopmental English Composition (remedial)


Title of Package(s)Developing Composition Skills

1

av5'

Subject

Author

Institution

I3IRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

ENGLISH

Lloyd Norwood


151

Title of Course English Fundamentals and Introduction to Literature


Title of Package(s) Concrete Poetry

i

152

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

Lloyd Norwood


Title of Course English Fundamentals and Introduction to Literature


Title of Package(s) Haiku


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

SPELLING

David J. Peterson

Westinghouse Learning Press2680 Hanover StreetPalo Alto, Calif. 94304Phone: (415) 493-3481


Title of Package(s)

1A Orientation: TH, B, D,Hard G Sounds

12B13A

Short I SoundVowel-and-R Sounds

1B CH, P Sounds 13B Vowel-and-R Sounds2A F, R, V Sounds (schwa)2B H, HW, W, T Sounds 14A Macron 0 Sound3A SH Sound 14B Y Macron 0, Breve 0, Short3B J Sound U Sounds4A M Sound 15A Schwa Sound4B NG, N Syllabic N Sounds 15B Schwa Sound5A L Sound 16A Schwa Sound5B Syllabic L Sound 16B Schwa Sound6A S Sound 17A Substitution of Sound6B S Sound 17B Omission of Syllables7A Z, ZH Sounds 18A Omission and Addition of7B KW, KS, GZ, Z Sound Sounds8A K Sound 18B Adding-LY8B 01, OU, Short 0, Long 0 19A Adding-ED

Sounds 19B Adding-ING9A Long A, Vowel-and-R 20A Adding Suffixes

Sounds 20B Adding Suffixes9B Circumflex 0, Vowel-and-R 21A -ANCE, -ENCE, -ENT, -ANT

Sounds 21B -ABLE, -IBLE10A Long E Sound 22A Plurals10B Long E, A, L; Circumflex E, 22B

L; Vowel-and-R Sounds 23AWriting ConventionsWord Confusion

11A Short A, E Sounds 23B Prefixes11B Long I Sound 24A Diagnostic Survey (Form A)12A Short I Sound 24B Achivement Survey (Form

B)

154

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

Seymour Prog

Rio Hondo College3600 Workman Mill RoadWhittier, Calif. 90608Phone: (714) 692-0921

Title of Course English 53: Fundamentals of Reading


Title of Package(s) Phonics Program

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

Odessa J. Ragland


Title of Course English Literature

Number of Packagesin histruction Unit 20

Title of Package(s)

1. Introduction to the Anglo-Saxon Period

2. Types of Anglo-Saxon Writings3. The Folk Ballad4. The Medieval Romance5. Medieval Drama6. The Middle English Period:

Three Contemporaries of Goef-frey Chaucer

7. Geoffrey Chaucer and TheCLaterbury Tales

8. The Poetry of GeoffreyChaucer

9. Three Elizabethan Son-netterees: Spencer, Sidney.and Daniel

155

10. The Feet le Queene11. Pre-Shakespearean Drama12, Shakespearean Drama13. Shakespearean Sonnets14, The Development of Prose15. Seventeenth Century Poetry:

Cavalier Poets16, Seventeenth Century Poetry:

Metaphysical Poets17. The EssayFrancis Bacon18. John Milton's Paradise Lost19. John Milton's Samson

Agonistes20, John Bunyan's The PI lgrim's

Progress

158


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

ENGLISH

Benson R. Schulman

Los Angeles Pierce CollegeWoodland Hills, Calif. 91364Phone: (213) 347-0551

English Composition


Title of Package(s) English Composition: An Individualized Course

159

157


Subject ENGLISH COMPOSITION

Author Benson R. Schulman

Institution Los Angeles Pierce College6201 Winnetka AvenueWoodland Hills, Calif. 91364Phone: (213) 347-0551

Title of Course English Composition, An Individualized Course,Revised Edition


Title of Package(s) 1. Orientation and Evaluation2. Writing Skills: Getting the Idea on Paper3. Logic for Writers4. Logic and Illogic in Essays5. Language Skills: Aspects of Form and Style in

Writing6. Library Skills: Finding Information and Preparing a

Paper

158

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

Edith Vann

Mount Olive CollegeMount Olive, N. C. 28365Phone: (919) 658-2502

Title of Course English 100: Remedial English


Title of Package(s)1. Basic Sentence Parts and

Major Parts of Speech2. Basic Sentence Patterns3. Phrases4. Compound and Complex Pat-

terns5. Recognizing the Sentence Unit6. Tense7. Voice and Mood of Verbs8. Voice and Mood of Verbs9. Subject-Verb Agreement

10. Pronouns and Case ofPronouns

11. Pronouns and Case ofPronouns

12. Modifiers13. Omitted Parts14. Mixed and Illogical Con-

structions15. Wordiness16. Coordination, Parallelism,

Subordination17. End Punctuation18. Commas with Semicolons in

Compound Elements19. Commas with Subordinate

Elements20. Commas with Added Sentence

Parts

1."

Composition/ReadingA. Formulating the Thesis

StatementB. Writing the Introduction and

ConclusionCl. The Topic SentenceC2. The Topic Sentence and the

Paragraph/ReadingsD. Developing Through Example,

Anecdote, and OtherIllustration

El. Linking Your ThoughtsTogether Effectively

E2. Paragraph CoherenceF. Developing Paragraphs by Use

of Specific DetailsG. Developing Through Com-

parison and ContrastH1 . The Expository Paragraph:

DefinitionH2. Developing Through Definition

and AnalysisI. Developing Through

Reasoning and EvidenceJ. Choosing the Right WordK. Making Effective Sentences

21. Dashes, Colons, and Paren-theses

22. Use of Quotation Marks anditalics

23. Use of Quotation Marks andItalics

24. Apostrophes25. Hyphens26. Capitalization

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

Edith Vann



Number of Packersin Instruction Unit 17

Title of Package(s)1. Grammar/Usage2. Recognizing the Sentence Unit3. Faulty Parallelism and

Dangling or MisplacedModifiers

4. Shifts in Subjects and Verbsand Incomplete Constructions

5. Verbs6. Pronouns and Case of

Pronouns7. Clubject-Verb Agreement8. Mixed and Illogical

Constructions9. Modifiers, Confusion of Ad-

jective and Adverb10. Glossary of Usage11. Commas and Semicolons12. Punctuation (End) and Ab-

breviations13. Dashes, Colons, and Paren-

theses14. Use of Quotation Marks and

Italics15. Apostrophes16. Capitalization17. Hyphens

CompositionA. PrewritingAl. Formulatin g the Thesis

StatementB. SourcesBl. AnalogyB2. ClassificationsC. Patterns of OrganizationD. The OutlineVII A. Expressing Ideas:

ParagraphsComposi-tions in Miniature

VII B. Effective Sentences, Dic-t ion

VIII A. I nterpretingLiteraturePackage A,

BiographyVIII B. Interpreting

LiteraturePackage B,EssaysThe Lord of the FliesShort Stories

VIII C.VIII D.


Subject ENGLISH

Author William B. Wiley

Institution Riverside City College3650 FairfaxRiverside, Calif. 92506Phone: (714) 684-3240

Title of Course English 50A: Basic Composition


Title of Package(s) Basic Sentence Correctness


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

ENGLISH

George J. Wilkerson


English 12: Freshman Composition

8

1. Introduction to Short Story Analysis2. Imagery and Language3. The Setting4. Character5. Point of View6. The Plot7. The Conclusion8. Summary and Thesis

:

162


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

ENGLISH

George J. Wilkerson


English 101, 111, Communications


Title of Package(s) 1. Analogy and Example2. Sign and Causea Inference Making4. Errors in Reasoning5. Bypassing and Connotation

Subject

Author

Institution

xr-


ENGLISH

Arnold L. Wright

Louisburg CollegeLouisburg, N. C. 27549Phone: (919) 496-4101

Title of Course English Literature 221


Title of Package(s)

1. Introduction to Middle Ages2. Beowulf3. Chaucer4. Sir Gawaine and the Green

Knight5. The Second Shepards' Play6. Evoryrnan7. Popular Ballads

163

8. Topics in Medieval Literature9. Introduction to Sixteenth Cen-

tury1 O. Spenser1 1. Shakespeare1 2. John Donne1 3. John Milton1 4. Jonathan Swift

164

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

Arnold L. Wright

Louisburg CollegeLouisburg, N. C. 27549Phone: (919) 496-4101

Title of Course English Literature 222


Title of Package(s)1. Introduction to the Romantic

Period2. William Wordsworth3. Samuel Taylor Coleridge4. John Keats5. Topics in Romantic Literature6. Introduction to Victorian Period

7. Charles Dickens8. Thomas Hardy, Novelist9. Robert Browning

10. Alfred Lord Tennyson11. T. S. Eliot, Poet

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

James A. Williams

Louisburg CollegeBox 935Louisburg, N. C. 27549Phone: (919) 496-4 101

Title of Course English 101, English Literature


Title of Package(s)

1. Punctuation2. Process Theme3. Fragments, Run-on, Splices4. Description Theme5. Case6. Exemplifications Theme7. Subject-Verb Agreement8. Contrast Theme9. Unity

10, Analogy Theme

11. Subordination12. Classification Theme13. Coherence14, Definition Theme15, Parallelism16. Argumentation17. Essays I18. Essays II19. Essays Ill

1..01r- 3

165

166

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

Mary Jane Yarborough

Central Carolina Technical InstituteBox 55, Kelly DriveSanford, N.C. 27330Phone: (919) 775-5401

Title of Course Beginning English


Title of Package(s)

1. Reading a Paragraph2. Using Context Clues3. How to Use a Textbook4. How to Read About Psychology5. Learning Word Parts (2)6. How to Read a Table of Con-

tents7. Using the Sounds of Language8. How to Preview a Chapter9. How to Read on Business Sub-

jects

10. How to Read in Social Scien-ces

11. How to Use an Index12. How to Read a "Pie" Chart13. How to Read Diagrams and

Charts14. Pronouncing Words by Sound15. How to Read a flewspaper16. How to Read on Technical

Subjects

Subject

Author

Institution


ENGLISH

John Clingman Young, Jr.


Title of Course English 101, 102


Title of Package(s)

1. Spelling SkillsUsing theApostrophe

2. Capitalization, Hyphenation,Verb Agreement

3. Case Forms, Pronouns,Comparisons, 'ConfusedWords, Informal andSubstandard Usage

4. Misused Modifiers, PronounReference, Coherence,Parallelism

5. Mixed Sentence Structure,Fragments, Comma Splicesand Fused Sentences,Commas (Three Rules)

167

6. Commas (Four Rules),Unnecessary Commas, Dashesand Parentheses

7. Enjoying FictionShortstories, Part I

8, Enjoying FictionShortstories, Part II

9. Exploring Drama and ReadingPlays: Dramatic CriticismAristotle's Poetics

10. Library SkillsUsing theBook Review Digest

168

Subject

Author

Institution


ELEMENTARY FRENCH

Jane Harper

Tarrant County Junior College, NE828 Harwood RoadHurst, Texas 76053Phone: (817) 281-7860

Title of Course French 1614, Elementary French I


Title of Package(s)


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

S

ELEMENTARY FRENCH

Jane Harper


French 1624, Elementary French II

1

169

170

Subject

Author

Institution


FRErCH

Joann Horton


Tine of Course Beginning French

Number of Packagesin instruction Unit 12

Title of Fackage(s)

1. Geography of France2. Articles & Prepositions Used

with Nouns3. The Uses of the Partitive4. Conjugation of Etre and Avoir,

Present IndicativeConjugation ofRegular Verbs

5. Numbers6. Word Order in Asking

Questions

I.

7. Interrogative, Demonstrative,and Possessive Adjectives

8. Descriptive Adjectives9. Passe Compose of Regular

Verbs10. Present Indicative of Second

and Third Conjugations (PasseCompose Included)

11. Personal Pronouns12. Possessive Pronouns, The Im-

perfect Tense, The ConditionalTense

;

172


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

FRENCH

Leon J. Smith


Introduction to French


Title of Package(s)1. Introduction: The Gender of Nouns2. The French -er- Verb3, The Negative; Possessive Adjectives; Demonstrative

Adjectives; Relative Pronouns4. The French -ir- Verb5. The Partitive Construction6. The French -re- Verb7. Direct and indirect Object

Pronouns8. Basic Irregular Verbs: Etre, AI ler, Faire, Avoir9. The French Adjective

10. The French Reflexive Verb

1Ac,


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

FRENCH

Joann Horton


Intermediate French

9

1. Word Order and Negation2. Cardinal Numbers; Hours and Dates3. Pronouns, Objects, and the Imperative4. Adjectives5. Past Participles & the Passe Compose6. Possessive Adjectives7. The Partitive8. Adverbs and Comparisons9. The Future Tense

Subject

Author

Institution


FRENCH

Rosemary Hyde Thomas

Forest Park Community College5600 Oakland AvenueSt. Louis, Mo. 63110Phone: (314) 644-3300

Title of Course Elementary and Intermediate French


Title of Package(s)1. Oral and Written Use of French

Sounds Having Close EnglishEquivalents

2. Basic French SentenceFormulas I

3. Basic French SentenceFormulas II

4. Past, Present, and Future Verbs5. Basic Modifications and

Replacements in French Sen-tences

6. Oral and Written Use of FrenchSounds Having No CloseEnglish Equivalent

7. Use and Replacement ofFrench Adjectives and Adverbs

8. Use and Replacement ofFrench Adjectives and Adverbs

9. Concept and Formation of PastVerbal Modes in French

10. Differentiation and Use of PastVerbal Modes in French

173

11. Oral and Written Use of Cormpound French Sounds HavingNo Close English Equivalents

12. Use of French Numerical For-mulas and Indefinite ReferentPronouns

13. Future Verbal Modes in-French I

14. Future Verbal Modes II15. French Adverbs of Time,

Causality, Intensity, Amount16. Noun Phrase Sub-

stitutionsthe French Deter-miner System

17. Future Verbal Modes III16. Noun Phrase Substitutions

IIFrench Pronouns19. Noun Phrase Substitutions

IIIFrench Pronouns

174

Subject

Author

Institution


FRENCH

Canzada Woods

John Tyler Community CollegeP.O. Drawer "T"Chester, Va. 23831Phone: (703) 748-2221

Title of Course French 101, 102, 103


Title of Package(s) 1. How to Tell Time in French2. The Greetings and the Verb "Al ler"3. Weather: Using the Verb "Faire"4. Self-Instructional Packages for

Lessons 1-33

Subject

Author

Institution


FRENCH

Canzada Woods

John Tyler Community CollegeP.O. Drawer "T"Chester, Va. 23831Phone: (703) 748-2221

Title of Course French 201, 202, 203


Title of Package(s) French, 200 packages on reflexive verbs,verbs that take 'Etre," irregular verbs,pronouns, prepositions, etc.

175


Subject GEOGRAPHY

Author Charles L. Sullivan

Institution Mississippi Gulf Coast Junior CollegeP.O. Box 142Perkinston, Miss. 39573Phone: (601) 928-7211

Title of Course Geography (Introductory)


Title of Package(s)

I. Physical World1. Introduction2. Physical Environment3. The Controls of Climate4. Vegetation and Soils5. Water Resources6. Landforms

II. Transition from Physical to Regional World7. Resources and Population

III. Regional World8. Races, Regionalism, and Introduction

to Europe9. British Isles and British Cormionwealth

10. Continental Europe: Scandinavia,the Benelux, and France

11. Germany, the Shatterzone, and theMediterranean Lands

12. Soviet Union (USSR)13. Anglo-Americ a14. Latin-America15. Asia16. Africa17. Australia

Subject

Author

Institution


HEAUH EDUCATION

Robert Mc Cray

Columbia Basin CollegePasco, Wash. 99301Phone: (509) 547-0511

Title of Course Health Education 100

Number of Pac1;agesin Instruction Unit 28

Title of Package(s)

1. Mental Illness2. Reaction to Stress3. Academic Survival4. Alcohol5. Drugs6. Bones and Muscles7. Decision Making8. Cancer9. Organ Transplant

10. Health Quackery11. Nature of Sex12. Pre-Marital Relationships13. Unplanned Parenthood14. Venereal Disease

15. Love, Friendship, and Marriage16. Air Pollution17. Water Pollution18. Metropolitan Problems19. Respiratory System20. Prejudice21. Circulatory System22. Digestive System23. Nervous System24. The Eyes25. The Ears26. Suicide27. Rationalizing Sex Behavior28. Guidelines for Sex Behavior

177

,

178

Subject

Author

Institution


HEALTH EDUCATION

Dorothy E. McKoy


Title of Course Personal Hygiene


Title of Package(s) 1. Definition of Health and Related Factors2. Make-up of the Body3. Skeletal System4, Personal Appearance5. Drug Use and Abuse6. Sex Education7. Mental Health8. Alcohol and Alcoholism


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

HEALTH

Bernard Murphy and Richard Gilliland

Santa Fe Junior College723 W. University Ave.Gainesville, Fla. 32601Phone: (904) 378-5311


Title of Package(s) Audio-Tutorial Laboratory

180

Subject

Author

Institution

IHRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

HISTORY

Leslie Baskerville


Title of Course U. S. History-1865 to Present


Title of Package(s)

1. Civil War2. Reconstruction and the New

South3. Black Power in Dixie4. The Rise of American Business5. The Progressive Era6. Expansion and Imperialism7. World War I

8. The Great Depression9. The Black Man Faces the 20th

Century10. World War II11. The Post War Years12. Civil Rights Movement13. 1968 Election

Subject

Author

Institution


HISTORY

Leslie Baskerville


Title of Course Western Civilization


Title of Package(s)

1. The Beginnings2. The Age of Discovery3. Revolutionary Ideas of the 16th

and 17th Centuries4. Revolutions of the 18th and

19th Centuries5. European Industrialization6. Early Development of

Socialism and Communism

7. Capitalism and 19th CenturyImperialism

8. World War I9. The Russian Revolution

10. The Rise of Dictators11. The Chinese Revolution12. World War II13. The Nationalist Tradition14. Pan Africanism15. Civil Rights Movement

181

182

Subject

Author

Institution


WESTERN CIVILIZATION

Kenneth W. Di Ida


Title of Course Western Civilization 101

Number of Packapsin Instruction Unit 13

Title of Package(s)

1. Prehistory: The Origin andDevelopment of Earth, Life, andMan from 4.5 Billion to 5,000B.C.

2. The First Civilizations3. The Greek Civilization4. The Roman Civilization: From

Its Origins to 27 B.C.5. The Roman Empire: 27 B.C. to

476 A.D.6. The Byzantine Civilization7. The Muslim Civilization8. The Middle Ages: Political

Conditions in Western EuropeFrom the Fall of Rome to C.1000 A.D.

9. The Middle Ages: The Rise ofNation-States

10. The Middle Ages: The Role ofthe Catholic Church

11. The Reformation12. The Renaissance13. Scientific, Social, Economic,

Educational, and CulturalAchievements During the Mid-dle Ages

Subject

Author

Institution


HISTORY

Kenneth W. Dilda


Title of Course Western Civilization 1 02


Title of Package(s)

1, The Age of Exploration andDiscovery

2. England: 1485-17833. France: 1498-17894. The French Revolution: 1789-

1815

5. Russia Under the Czars6. The Industrial Revolution7. Socialism

8, The Unification of Italy9. The Unification of Germany

10, Nineteenth Century Europe11, World War I12, Germany: 1919-194513. Soviet Union: 1917-197114. World War II15, Post-War Europe

183

as.3

184

Subject

Author

Institution


HISTORY

William H. Garner


Title of Course U. S. History 201


Title of Package(s)

1. Major Study Skills2. Background to Discovery 6f

America3. The Age of Discovery4. The Thirteen English Colonies5. New Tensions Strain Old

Loyalties

6. The Revolutionary War7. The Federal Union Created8. Comparison of Jeffersonian

and Jacksonian Democracy9. The Abolitionist Movement

10. Manifest Destiny Accomplished11. The Black Man in the Civil War

185

Subject

Author

Institution


AMERICAN HISTORY

John H. Gaunt lett


Title of Course American History I, II, Ill

.,,Number of Packagesin Instruction Unit 10

Title of Package(s) American History (varies with period discussed)

186

Subject

Author

Institution


HISTORY 101

James Healy


Title of Course World Civilization


Title of Package(s)1. Early Civilization2. Greece3. The Roman World4. Feudalism and the Manorial

System (500-1050)5. "The Spread of Islam"6. A Survey of Sub-Sahara Africa

7. A Survey of the Afro-IslamicKingdom of West Africa

8. The Rise of Trade and Towns9. Religion and Politics (1300-

1500)10. The Renaissance11. The Reformation

1


Subject HISTORY 1 02

Author James Healy

Institution Kittrell Junior CollegeKittrell, N.C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

1*

Title of Course World CivHization


Title of Package(s)

1. The Beginnings2. The Age of Discovery3. Revolutionary Ideas of the 16th

and 17th Centuries4. Revolutions of the 18th and

19th Centuries5. Europe in Industrialization6. Early Development of

Socialism and Communism7. Capitalism and 19th Century

Imperialism

8. World War I9. The Russian Revolution

10. The Rise of Dictators11. The Chinese Revolution12. World War II13. The Nationalistic Tradition14. Pan Africanism15. Civil Rights Movement

187

188

Subject

Author

Institution


HISTORY

Stephen G. Herman


Title of Course Civilization 101, 102

Number el Packagesin Instruction Unit 18

Title of Package(s)

1. What Is History?2. The Prehistoric Period3. The Advent of Civilization4. Greek Civilization5, Rome6. The Rise of Christianity/The

Decline of Rome/The GermanicMigrations

7. Byzantine Empire8. Moslem Civilization9. The Feudal Structure

10. A Review Unit11. The Emergence of the Modern

AgeScience

12. Thought, and AbsoluteMonarchy

13. Development of ConstitutionalMonarchy (England)

14. Rise of Prussia and Russia asStates

15. The Wars of the Despots16. Rise of England as the

Dominant Colonial Power17, The French Revolution18. Europe-1815 to 1914 (a

topical unit surveying the majormovements and trends of theperiod)

Subject

Author

Institution


HISTORY

Melvin P. Lesser

Los Angeles City College855 N. Vermont AvenueLos Angeles, Calif. 90029Phone: (213) 663-9141

Tale of Course The United States in the Twentieth Century


Title of Packapl(s)

1. Progressive Movement2. Theodore Roosevelt3. Woodrow Wilson4., The U.S. and World War I5. Some Neglected Americans

(minority groups)6. The Roaring Twenties7. Depression8. The New Deal

9. The Road to World War H10. World War liOver Heie11. World War IIOver There12. Truman and Eisenhower13. The Cold War14. Kennedy and Johnson15. Civil Rights and Black

Revolution

189

190

Subject

Author

Institution


HISTORY

Claude Moore


Title of Course History of North Carolina


Title of Package(s)1. The Natural Setting and Native

Peoples of North Carolina2. Exploration and Discoveries

Along the Atlantic Coast andthe Attempt at Settlement inNorth Carolina

3. North Carolina Under the LordsProprietors, .1663-1729

4. Colonial Hoilses and Buildingsin North Carolina

5. The Coming of the High-landers, Scotch-lrish andGermans, 1729-1775

6. North Carolina Under RoyalRule, 1730-1776

7. Agriculture, Industry, Slavery,Trade, and Transportation1729-1776

8. Religious and CulturalDevelopment of NorthCarolina, 1730-1776

9. The Causes of the AmericanRevolution

10. North Carolina in the AmericanRevolution

11. North Carolina 1783-180012. North Carolina During the

Jefferson, Madison, andMonroe Administrations

13. North Carolina Dominated byPlanters, 1824-1835

14. Progress in North Carolina,1835-1860

Subject

Author

Institution


HISTORY

J. Oscar Strad ley


Title of Course United States History

Number of Packagesiii Instruction Unit 31

Title of Package(s)

1. The New World Beginnings,and English Colonization

2. The Duel for North America3. The Road to Revolution4. America Secedes from the

Empire5. The Confederation and the

Constitution6. The Federalist, and

Jeffersonian Democracy7. Madison and the Upsurge of

Nationalism8. The Emeroence of Jacksonian

Democracy9. Jacksonian Democracy, and

Manifest Destiny10. The Revolution in Industry and

Transportation, 1790-186011. Population, Religion,

Education, and SocialReform, 1790-1860

12. Slavery, and the SectionalStruggle

13. Drifting Toward Disunion,1854-1861

14. The War for SouthernIndependence

15. Behind the Lines: North andSouth

191

16. The Ordeal of Reconstruction17. Grantism and Republican

Rule, 1869-188018. Personalities, Politics, and

Reform, 1880-188919. Industry, and New Social and

Cultural Horizons, 1865-190020. The Agricultural Revolution,

and the Revolt of the Debtor,1865-1900

21. The Path of Empire, 1899-190922. Roosevelt and Taft23. Woodrow Wilson and the

Road to World War I24. The War to End War, 1917-191825. Making and Breaking the

Peaceand the Mirage ofNormalcy

26, The Jazz Age and the Onsetof the Depression

27. The New Deal and ForeignAffairs

28. America in World War II29. Truman and the Cold War30. Korea and the Eisenhower Era31. New Frontiersmen and the

Potomac

t41'

192

Subject

Author

Institution


DIET MODIFICATIONS

Sister Jane Frances Lamm

Presentation CollegeAberdeen, S.D. 57401Phone: (605) 255-0420

Title of Course Diet Modifications


Title of Package(s)1. Acid Base Balance of the Body

and Dietary Modifications2. Children's Diets3. Diet Modifications for Cardiac

Conditions Due toAtherosclerosis

4. Hospital Diets, Less FrequentlyUsed Diets

G. Minerals and DietaryModifications

6. Normal Nutrition7. Nutrition for Older Americans8. Pre-Maternal Nutrition9. Gastro-Intestinal Diseases

10. Lipids11. Obesity12. Diabetes13. Sodium


Subject NUTRITION

Author

193

Sister Jane Frances Lamm, Sister Scholastica Lemmei

Institution Presentation CollegeAberdeen, S.Dak. 57401Phone: (605) 255-0420

Title of Course Food Sanitation


Title of Package(s) Food Sanitation: A World Problem

194

Subject

Author

Institution


/

HOME ECONOMiCS


Title of Course Child Care


Title of Package(s) 1. Your Food Dollars2. Planning for Spending3. Maintaining Your Home4. Beautifying the Setting5. Childproofing Your Home6. Shopping for Bargains


Subject HOME ECONOMICS

Author

Institution Lane Community CollegeEugene, Ore. 97405Phone: (503) 747-4501

Title of Course General Home Economics


Title of Package(s) 1. Let Washday Sparkle2. Let It (lain3. Eye-Foolers4. Shop-Wise Appliance Guide5. Super Food Shopper6. Happy Mealtimes

195

196


SubjectHOME ECONOMICS

AuthorConnie Warch

institutionFullerton Junior College321 E. ChapmanFullerton, Calif. 92634Phone: (714) 871-8000

Title of CourseClothing 1A


Title of Package(s)Clothing Video-tape Series

Subiect

Author

Institution

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL NIATERIALS

'Nth! ol Course

HOME ECONOMICS-SEWING

Conn)e Warch

Fullerton Junior College321 E. Chapmar,Fullelton, Calif. 92634Phone: (714) 871-8000 or (714) 630-2797

"The Connie Warch Sewing Series"


Title of Package(s)1. Preview, Equipment,

Alterations, Miniature DressPattern in Workbook

2. Preprtring Fabric, PatternLayout, Pinning, Cutting

3. Si lipping, Marking, TailorBasting

4. Stay-Stitching, Darts,Professional Pressing

5. Shcrilder Seams, Neck Facings6. Collars7. Completing the Neckline,

Catch-Stitch Hem8. Setting-In a Sleeve, Vertical

Hem9. Setting-On a Sleeve, Seam

Finishes10. Preparing the Skirt, Tailors

Hem, Machine Hem11. Attaching the Skirts and

Bodice12. The Simple Single.Flap Zipper,

Finishing Details; DressEvaluation

13. Zippers! Zippers! Zippers!14. Skirt Project Specifications,

How to Alto. a Skirt

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15. Cutting, Snipping, Marking,Underlining, Lining, andTailor Basting

16. Stay-Stitching, Darts, Hand-Picked Zipper

17. Fitting Skirt with GrosgrainRibbon; Final Stitching SideSeams, Seam Finishes, Lining

18. Attaching Lining, GrosgrainWaistband

19. Skirt Hook and Eye, Hem, SkirtEValuation

20. Selecting Fabrics and Patternsfor a Dress

21. Altering Your Dress tor a Per-fect Fit

22. Various Methuds for Sewing aDress Toaether

23. Designer Details for the$500.00 Look

24. Bound Buttonholes, Hand-Worked Buttonholes

25. Applying the First 24 Lessonsto Other Garments: Children'sClothes, Men's Clothes, Fittingand Constructing Pants

26. Applying the First 25 lessons toKnit Construction of Garments...."1

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4

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Subject

Author

Institution

DIRECTORY OF SELF-1NSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS,

LIBRARY INSTRUCTIO

Virginia Alleman, Mariana Grazaitis

Golden West College Orange Coast CollegeHuntington Beach, Calif. 92647 Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626

Phone: (714) 892-7711 Phone: (714) 834-5712

Title of Course How to Use the Reader's Guide


Title of Package(s) How to Use the Reader's Guide

Subjmit

Author

Institution


MATHEMATICS

Roy Lee Bass

Kittrell CollegeKittrell, N.C. 27544Phone: (91 9) 492-2131

Title of Course Math 101: Elementary Algebra


Title of Package(s)

1. Properties of the Real Numbers2, Mathematical Symbols3. Addition of Signed Numbers4. Subtraction of Signed Numbers5. Multiplication of Signed Num-

bers6. Division of Signed Numbers7. Identity Equations8, Open Equations and

Operational Theorems9. Removing Parentheses

10, Verbal ProblemsMixtureand Number

1 1. Verbal ProblemsAge andConsecutive Numbers

1 2. Verbal ProblemsMotion

1 99

13, Verbal ProblemsGeometric14. Rectangular Coordinate

Terms15. Rectangular Coordinate

Slope and Intercept16. Rectangular Coordinate.

Graphing17, Equations Having Two

Variables18. Word ProblemsTwo

Variables19. Multiplications of Polynomials20, Factoring Polynomials21. Algebraic Fractions22. Fractional Equations and

Complex Fraction s

200

Subject

Author

Institution

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INS'IMJCTIONAL MATERIALS

MATHEMATICS

Roy Lee Bass

Kittrell J unior CollegeKittrell, N.C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

Title of Course Math 101 : Elementary College Algebra


Title of Package(s)

1. The Nature of Mathematics2, Set Theory and Terminology3. Symbols and Terms in

Mathematics4. Properties of the Real Number

System5. Addition of Signed Numbers6. Subtraction of Signed Numbers7. Multiplication of Signed Num-

bers

8. Division of Signed Numbers9. Solving Equations by Using

Operational Axioms10. Using the Distributive Axiom to

So We Equations11. Verbal Problems: Number and

Mixture

12, Verbal Problems: Consecutiveand Age

13. Verbal Problems: Motion14, Verbal Problems: Geometric15, Rectangular Coordinates16. Graphs of Linear Functions17, Slope of Linear Equations18, Systems of Equations in Two

Variables19. Writing and Solving Equations

in Two Variables20. Multiplication of Polynomials21. Factoring Polynomials22. Algebraic Fractions23. Complex Fractions and Frac-

tional Equations

Subject

Author

institution


MATHEMATICS

Roy Lee Bass


Title of Course Math 102: College Algebra


Title of Package(s) 1. Radical Exponents and Complex Numbers2. Quadratic Equations3. Advanced Factoring and Applications

201

202

Subject

Author

Institution


MATHEM ATICS

Roy Lee Bass


Title of Course Math 192, College Algebra


Title of Package(s) 1. Quadratic EquationsMethod of Solving2. Radicals and Exponents3. Matrices and Determinants4. Logarithms5. Graphs of Quadratic Equations


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


MATHEMATICS

William B. Blanchard

Chaffey College 15885 Haven Ave.Alta Loma, Ca MI 91701Phone: (714) 987-1737

Math 5, Review' of Arithmetic

1

Title of Package(s) Review of Arithmetic

204

Subject

Author

Institution


MATHEMATICS

William B. Blanchard

Chaffey College5885 Haven Ave.Alta Loma, Calif. 91701Phone: (714) 987-1737

Title of Course Math 60, Basic Slide Rule

Number of Packagesin instruction Unit 1

Title of Package(s) Beginning Slide Rule

Subject

Auttior

Institution


Title of Course

SLIDE RULE

Mrs. Arrie Boyd

Midlands Technical Education AssociationDrawer CI316 Belt line Blvd.Columbia, S.C. 29205Phone: (803) 782-5471The Slide Rule


Title of Package(s) 1. Reading of Scales - Multiplication2. Division3. Multiple Operations4. Ratio and Proportion

205

206

Subject

Author

Institution


MATHEMATICS

Ralph Brown, Jr.

Southwest Virginia Community CollegeRichlands, Va. 24641Phone: (703) 964-4028

Title of Course General College MathIntroductory Math Analysis


Title of Package(s) General CoHege Math III

Sub;ect

Author

Institution


MATHEMATICS

Caroline Caste Hoe


Title of Course Math 53, Intermediate Algebra


Title of Package(s)1. Sets of Numbers2. Operations with Signed Nurn-

bers3. Operations with Fractions4. Properties of Real Numbers5. Algebraic Expression: An In-

troduction6. Exponents7. Operations with Monomials

207

8. Operations with Polynomials9. Special Products and Factoring

10, Linear Equations11. Radicals12. Quadratic Equations13. Algebraic Fractions

208

Subject

Authur

Institution


MATHEMATICS

Caroline Castelloe


Title of C(aurse Math 53, Intermediate Algebra

Nurnber of Packagesin Instruction Unit 14

Title of Package(s)1. Sets of Numbers2. Operations with Signed

Numbers3. Properties of Real Numbers4. Algebra Expressions: An In-

troduction5. Addition and Subtraction of

Monomials6. Exponents7. Multiplication, Division,

Raising to Powers, and Ex-

tracting Roots of Monomials8. Operations with Polynomials9. Special Products and Factoring

10. Linear Equations11. Radicals12. Quadratic Equations13. Algebraic Fractions14. Fractional Equations

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL::

Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


ThIe of Package(s)

t.

TRADE MATHEMATICS

Henry Engman

Columbia Basin Community College2600 N. Chase AvenuePasco, Wash. 99301Phone: (509) 547-0511

Trade Mathematics

4

Math 124 - Basic ArithmeticMath 125 - Carpentry MathMath 126 - Machinists MathMath 127 - Basic Trigonometry

209


Subject

Author

Institution

Title ol Course

MATHEMATICS

Jimmy Foster


Math 1101


Title of Package(s)1. Adding and Subtracting Whole

Numbers2. Multiplying and Dividing Whole

Numbers3. Adding and Subtracting Frac-

tions (Like Denominators)4. Adding and Subtracting of

Mixed Numbers5. Multiplying Fractions6. Division of Fractions7. Calculating Length of Bent

Pieces of Metal8. Adding and Subtracting

Decimal Fractions9. Decimals

9a. Metric System

10. Percentage11. Percentage12. Ratio13, Proportion14. Pulley Speeds and Diameters15. Gear Trains16, Exponents17. Square Roots18. Areas of Squares and

Rectangles19. Areas of Parallelograms and

Trapezoids20. Triangles21, Circles22. Cylinders23. Review

DIRECTORY OF SELVINSTRUCTIONAI, MATERIALS

Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

MATHEMATICS

Tyrone D. Gormley

Burlington County Community Co liegePemberton, N.J. 08068Phone: (609) 894-9311

Intermediate Algebra - Mathematics 003


Title of Package(s)

211

1. Fundamental Concepts2. Polynomials3. Rational Algebraic Expressions4. Word Problems5. First Degree Equations6. Equations of Higher Degree, Complex Numbers7. Functions, Graphs, and Inequalities8. Exponents, Logarithms, and the Binomial Theorem


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

MATHEMATICS

Tyrone D. Gormley

I3urlington County Community CollegePemberton, N.J. 08068Phone: (609) 894-9311

Math 114, Modern College Mathematics II

7

1. Fractions and Rational Numbers2. Decimals and Real Numbers3. Mathematical Systems4. Nonmetric Geometry5. Metric Geometry6. Statistics7. History and Philosophy of Mathematics

213

Subject

Author

Institution

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTION:M. NIATEIZTA:S

MATHEMATICS

William Hemmer and Robert Evans


Title of Course Math 105, Beginning Algebra


Title of Package(s) Beginning Algebra


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


MATHEMATICS

William Hemmer and Robert Evans


Math 105, Beginning Algebra

45

Title of Package(s)

Unit I Graphs and Relationships1. Scale Reading2. Graph Reading3. Scale Building4. Graph Building5. Loosely Related Quantities6. Using a Graph ti? Get Fast An-

swers7. Slope of a Line8. Uses of Slope9. Units of Slope

10. Using Relationships11. Unit I Review

Unit II Diroct Variation12. The Relationship Defined13. The Several Forms of the

Relationship14. Which Form is Best?15. More on the Meaning and Use

of Slope16. From Rate to Relationship17. The Units Game18. A Constant Ratio19. Some Special Constant Ratios20. Unit II Review

Unit III Ratio and Proportion

C.1,

21. What is a Proportion?22. Similar Figures and Proportion23. Direct Variatbn, a Mask for

Proportion24. Unit III Review

Unit IV Linear Relationships25. Reading and Graphing26. More about Slope

'27. Linear Relationships; Graphicto Symbolic

28. Using a Linear Relationship29. What's a Math Problem30. Graphing a Linear Equation31. Breaking Even (Linear

Systems)32. Linear Relationships, Verbal to

Symbolic33. More on Linear Systems34. Unit IV Review

Unit V Quadratic Relationships35 through 40

41. Unit V ReviewUnit VI Exponential Relationships

42 through 4445. Unit VI Review

Subject

Author

Institution


MATHEMATICS


Title of Course Elementary Algebra


Title of Package(s)

1. Sets and Whole Numbers2. Numerals and Binary

Operations3. Numeral Expressions and

Order of Operations4. Variables and Variable

Expressions5. Introduction to Equations6. Properties of Whole Numbers:

Part I

7. Properties of Whole Numbers:Part II

8. Whole Numbers Used asExponents

9. The Set of Integers1 O. Addition and Subtraction of

Integers11. Multiplication and Division

of Integers1 2. Simplifying Numerical Ex-

pressions Containing Integers1 3. Simplifying Variable

Expressions1 4. The Fractional Form and

Meaning of Rational Numbers1 5. The Set of Real Numbers16. Basic Properties of Fractional

Expressions1 7. Multiplication and Division

of Fractional Expressions

21 5

18. Addition and Substraction ofFractional Expressions

19. Introduction to NegativeExponents

20. Multiplication of AlgebraicExpressions

21. Factoring AlgebraicExpressions

22. Operations with FractionalExpressions

23. Solving Equations: FirstDegree and Quadratic

24. Solving Equations: Fractionaland Absolute Values

25. Solving Inequalities26. Introduction to Radicals and

Fractional Exponents27. Operations with Radical

Expressions23. Using the Quadratic Formula29. Ordered Pairs and Graphing

Linear Equations30. Graphing Absolute Value and

Quadratic Equations31. Solving Systems of Linear

Equ at ions32. Introduction to Relations

and Functions

216

Subject

Author

Institution


MATHEMATICS


Title of Course Intermediate Algebra


Title of Package(s)

1. Introduction to Sets2. Graphs of the Number Line3. Review of Field Properties:

Part I

4. Review of Field Properties:Part II

5. Factoring6. Fractions7. Exponent:,8. RadicalF:9. Solution Sets of Linear

Equations10. Solution Sets of Quadratic

Equations

xr

11. Relations and Functions12. The Linear Functions13. The Quadratic Function14. Conic Sections15. Inverse Functions16. Exponential Functions17. Properties of Logarithms18. More on Solution Sets of

Equations and Inequalities19. Determinants and Systems

of Linear Equations20. Systems of Equations


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Pickage(s)

MATHEMATICS

Jean Less lie

Greenville Technical Education CenterBox 5616, Sta. BGreenville, S.C. 29606Phone: (803) 242-3170

Math I, Basic Mathematics

1

Addition with Dollars and Cents

eclgu,

217


Subject MATHEMATICS

Author . Robert 0. Maier

Institution El Camino CollegeVia Torrance, Calif. 90506Phone: (213) 321-1121

-Title of Course Math 7, Elementary Probability and Statistics


Title of 'Package(s) SlO on Calculating Correlation Coefficient1. Instruction Package2. Check Point Package

I

1

1

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MAIERIALS

Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

219

DEVELOPMENTAL MATH PROGRAM - ARITHMETIC& ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA

Frances S. Mangan

Meramec Community CollegeKirkwood, Mo. 63122Phone: (314) 966-3402

Basic Math, Elementary Algebra

Arithmetic - 33Elementary Algebra - 18

Arithmetic for self-studyElementary Algebra for self-study

, .41:d


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


MATHEMATICS

Gene B. Mercer


Math 103, College Algebra

15

Title of Package(s)

1. Sets and Set Operations2. Number Systems1 Properties of the Real Number

System4. Functions5. Solving Equations: Simple

Equations, FractionalEquations, and Formulas

6. Solving Quadratic Equations byFactoring and the QuadraticFormula

7. Solving Equations ContainingRadicals

8. Solving Inequalities9. Solving Systems of Equations

in Two Unknowns10. Determinants and Cramer's

Rule11. Solving Systems of Equations

in Three Unknowns12. Linear Programming13. Mathematical Induction14. The Binomial Theorem15. Arithmetic and Geometric

Progressions


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


MATHEMATICS

Gene Mercer and Caroline


Math 104, Trigonometry

13

Title of Package(s)1. The Six Trigonometric Func-

.tions2. Trigonometric Function of

Positive Acute Angles3. Applications of Trigonometry4. Vectors and Polar Coordinates5. Finding Values of Functions of

Any Angle6. Law of Sines and Cosine Law7. Measure of Angles in Terms of

Radians

Castelloe

8. Graphs of Trigonometric Func-tions

9. Inverse Trigonometric Func-tions

10. Trigonometric Identities11. Solving Trigonometric

Equations12. Special Trigonometric

Formulas13. Complex Numbers in

Trigonometric Form

1


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

MATHEMATICS

R. T. Roper, Jr.

Greenville Technical Education CenterGreenville, S.C. 29606Phone: (803) 496-4529


Title of Package(s) Prime Numbers Under One Hundred

Subject

Author

Institution


MATHEMATICS

Ephraim G. Salins, Russell L. Fleury

Montgomery CollegeTakoma Park, Md. 20012Phone: (301) 587-0415

Title of Course Algebra: An IndMdualized Course


Title of Package(s)1. Properties of Numbers2. Operations with Polynomials3. Translating Problems into

Equations4. Inagua Mites5. Graphing6. Special Products & Quadratics

7. The Real Numbers8. Fractions & Fractional

Equations9. Functional Notation

10. Logarithms, Ratio, &Proportion

223


SubjectMATHEMATICS

Author Melborn N. Simmons

Institution Columbia Junior CollegeP.O. Box 1849Columbia, Calif. 95310Phone: (209) 532-3141

Title of Course Elementary Mathematics


Title of Package(s) 1. Basic Math2. Elementary Algebra3. Remedial Math

Subject

Author

Institution


MECHANICS & TRANSPORTATION


Title of Course Airframe


Title of Package(s)

1. Wood Structures2. Aircraft Covering3. Aircraft Finishes4. Sheet Metal Structures5, Welding6. Assembly and Rigging7. Airframe Inspection8. Aircraft Landing Gear Systems9, Hydraulic and Pneumatic

Power Systems10. Cabin Atmosphere Control

Systems

225

11. Aircraft Instrument Systems12. Communication and Navigation

Systems13. Aircraft Fuel Systems14. Aircraft Electrical Systems15. Position and Warning Systems16. Ice and Rain Control Systems17. Fire Protection Systems18. Return to Service Diversified

Projects

,

226

Subject

Author

Institution


MECHANICS & TRANSPORTATION


Title of Course Aviation Maintenace Technician General 1,2,3


Title of Package(s)

1, Mechanic's Privileges2. Maintenance Publications3. Maintenance Forms4. Aircraft Drawings5. Weight and Balance6. Fluid Lines and Fittings

7. Materials and Processes8. Corrosion Control and

Cleaning9. Ground Operation and

Servicing10. Basic Electrichy


SubjectMUSIC

. kuthorJim Davis

InstitutionKittrell Junior CollegeKittrell, N.C. 27544Phone: (919) 492.2131

Title of CourseMusic Appreciation


Title of Package(s)1. Fundamental Notation2. Music Texture3. The Elements of Music4. Chord Notation5. Musical Form6. Types of Musical Compositions7. Listening for Form8. Reiigious Music

227

9. Vocal Classifications10. Music Periods and Composers11. Black Americans in Music12. Program and Absolute Music13. African Music14. African Chants and the Negro

Spiritual and GospelA Com-parison

228

Subject

Author

Institution

DIRECTORY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAIS

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

1. 31.

NURSING

Pauline C. Ashley

A D NursingSoutheastern Community CollegeWhitville, N.C. 28472Phone: (919) 642-7141

Trends in Nursing

6

1. Education for Nursing2. Fields of Work for the Technical Nurse3. Organization for Patient Care and

Supervision of Auxiliary Workers4. Legislation and Legal Control of Nursing6. The Future of Nursina Practice

I. -a.

Subject

Author

Institution


DRUG THERAPY

Irene Brown, Clotilde Pottebaum


Title of Course Fundamentals of Nursing


Title of Package(s) Drug Therapy

229

230

SuHect

Author

Institution


FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING

Irene Brown, Cloti !de Pottebaum, Suzanne Wyrick,Judith Shute

Meramer. Community CollegeKirkwocA, Mo. 63122Phone: (314) 966-3402

Title of CourseFundamentals of Nursing


Title of Package(s) Educational ObjectivesFundamentals of Nursing

Subject

Author

Institution


NURSING

Betty Haarstick

College of the Desert43-500 Monterey Ave.Palm Desert, Calif. 92260Phone: (714) 346-8041

Title of Course Nursing I, Fundamentals of Nursing


Title of Package Is)1. Administration of Oral

Medications2. Application of Elastic Bandage3. Application of a Scultetus Binder4. Application of Sterile Gloves5. Crutch Walking6. Measurement of Arterial Blood

Pressure

231

7. Measurement of BodyTemperature

8. Measurement of Pulse9. Measurement of Respirations

10. Needles11. Syringes

232

Subject

Author

Institution


NURSING




Title of Package(s)1. Introduction to Course2. Communication

Part A: MedicalPart Interpersonal

3. SafetyPart A: Physical, Environmental,

.and Medical AsepsisPart B: Surgical Asepsis

4. Hygiene and ComfortPart A: HygienePart El: Comfort

5. Activity, Rest plus Sleep

CY 6-1Kr!

6. MetabolismPart A: EliminationPart B: Nutrition and

Oxygenation7. Community Resources8. Diagnosis9. Operative Care

Part A: Pre- and Intra-Operative

Part EI: Post-Operative10. Fluids and Electrolytes


Subject NURSING OF ADULTS & CHILDREN

Author Barbara Macy, Beverly Meyer, Kate Schejbal, SuePetrovich

Institution Meramec Community CollegeKirkwood, Mo. 63122Phone: (314) 966-3402

Title of Course


Title of Package(s) Nursing of Adults & Children II

234

Subject

Author

Institution


NUTRITION

Clotilde Pottebaum, Suzanne Wyrick




Title of Package(s) Fundamentals of Nursing, Nutrition

;IRV")

Subject

Author

Institution


NURSING

Hazel J. Womble

Florida Junior College at JacksonvilleJacksonville, Fla. 32205Phone: (904) 781-5891


Number of Packagesin Instrudion Unit 13

Title of Package(s)1. Enema Administration2. Application of Ace Bandage3. Reading Clinical Thermometer4. Handwashing. Measuring Fetal Heart Tones

6. Eye Care of New-Born7. Core Care of New-Born

235

8. New-Born Bath9. Fractional Urine Testing

10. Dressing Change11. Handling Sterile Equipment12. Perineal Care13. Catheter Irrigation

236DIRECTORY OF SELFINSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

RELIGION

Odessa J. Ragland


Religion (Bible)

18

1. A Proper Perspective of theBible

2. A Crescent Cradle3. Holy History4. Exodus and Wanderings5. The United Kingdom6. The Divided KingdomIsrael7. The Divided KingdomJudah8. Exile and Return9. After Ezra

e-?

10. Spokesmen for Yahweh11. The Eighth Century Prophets12. Prophets of the Seventh Cen-

tury13. Jeremiah14. Ezekiel15. SecondIsaiah16. Speaking Words of Wisdom17. The Hebrew Hymnal18. Apocalyptic and Prophecy

Subject

Author

Institution


RELIGION

Odessa J. Ragland

Kittrell Junior CollegeKittre II, N.C. 27544Phone: (919) 492-2131

Title of Course I Religion (New Testament)


Title of Package(s)1. Between the Testaments2. The Overall Structure of the

New Testament3. Jesus as a Teacher4. Jesus as a Healer5. The Causes of the Martyrdom

of Jesus6. The Beginnings of Christianity7. Paul, The Man, The Apostle,

The Prisoner8. Epistles of the Second

Missionary Jout..ey: I & II

Thessalonians and Galatians9. Epistles of the Third Missionary

Journey: I & II Corinthians10. Romans

237

11. Letters From Prison: Philemonand Colossians

12. Letters From Prison: Ephesiansand Philippians

13. The Pastoral Epistles14. Writings From the Johannine

Circle15. Writings From the Johan nine

Circle16. General Epistles: James and

Jude17. I and II Peter18. Letters During Times of Ordeal:

Hebrews and Revelations


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

SCUBA AND SKIN DIVING

Richard R. Hakes


Scuba and Skin Diving

4+

1. Diving Diseases2. Air Embolism3. Recompression4. Repetitive Dive ChartsOne to be written on Diving Physics

Subject

Author

Institution


PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Dorothy E. McKoy


Title of Course Physical Education


Title of Package(s)1. Conditional Exercises2. Touch Football3. Speedball4. Soccer5. Basketball 101 and 201

6. Volleyball7. Stunts and Tumbling8. Gymnastics9. Softball 101 and 202

10. Tennis

212


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

Number of Packagesin instruction Unit

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Jack Pirkey

Tarrant County Junior CollegeFort Worth, Tex. 76102Phone: (817) 336-7851

Health Concepts of Physical Activity

10

Title of Package(s)1. Importance of Physical Activity

in a Contemporary Society2. What is Physical Fitness?3. Your Heart and Bloodstream4. How to Have a Heart Attack5. The Heart and Activity

6. ActMty and Its Relationship toWeight Control

7. Tension and Relaxation8. Strength Development9. Programs of Exercise

10. Aerobics

241

Subjeci

Author

Instilulion


PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Danny M. Wilder


Title of Course Physical Education

Number of Packagesin Insiruclion Unit 13

Title of Package(s)1. Touch Football2. Basketball (101)3. Soccer4. Volleyball5. Stunts and Tumbling6. Softball (102)7. Speedball

8. Basketball (201)9. Badminton

10. Tennis11. Gymnastics12. Softball (202)13. Conditional Exercise

211


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

et)

NATURAL RESOURCES

Ross A. Carkeet, Jr.

Columbia Junior CollegeP. 0. Bux 1849Columbia, Calif. 95310Phone: (209) 532.3141

Conservation of Natural Resources

5

1. Man's Natural Environment, Part I

2. Man's Natural Environment, Part II3. Natural Resource Uhiversities4 . The State of our Environment, Part5. The State of our Environment, Part II6. Campus Ecology7. Dichotomous Key, Cone Lab

Subject

Author

Institution


PHYSICAL SCIENCES


Title of Course Astronomy & Geology


Title of Package(s)

243

1. History of Astronomy2. Earth-Moon System, Tools of the Astronomer3. The Solar System4. The Stars and Beyond5. Composition of the Crust6. Weathering and Erosion7. Movements of the Crust and Historical Geology

c- (lc..

244

Subject

Author

Institution


PHYSICAL SCIENCE

Robert McDonald


Title of Course Physical Geology


Title nf Package(s)1. Energy2. Matter3. The Earth's Place in the

Universe4. Minerals5. Igneous Rock and Volcanic Ac-

tivities6. Sedimentary Rocks and

Processes7. Metamorphic Rocks and

Processes

8. Running Water9. Glaciation

10. Arid Environments11. Oceans and Shorelines12. Mountains and Mountain

Building13. Earthquake's and Tectonic Ac-

tivity14. Continental Drift (New Global

Tectonics)

Subject

Author

Institution


PHYSICAL SCIENCE

Robert McDonald

Columbia Junior CollegeP.O. Box 1849Columbia, Calif. 95310Phone; (209) 532-3141

Title of Course Survey of Earth Science


Title of Package(s)1. Introduction to Astronomy2. Light and Optical Instruments3. The Solar System-Origin and

Structure4. The Sun5. Stars: Their Physical Properties

and Characteristics6. Classification of Stars7. Galaxies8. Theories on the Creation of the

Universe9. Life in the Universe

245

10. Enerr,y11. Matter12. Rock types13. Minerals14. Volcanic Activity15. Running Water16. Mountains and MoLitain

Building17. Tectonic Activity18. Continental Drift19. Historical Geology

246

Subject

Author

Institution


PHYSICS

Roy Lee Bass


Title of Course College Physics

Nurnt ler of Packagesin Instruction Unit 10

Title of Package(s) The Structure and Properties of MatterKinematics: the Description of Motion


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

PHYSICS

Robert A. Carmen

Santa Barbara City CoHege721 Cliff DriveSanta Barbara, Calif. 93105Phone: (805) 965-0581


Title of Package(s) 1. Numbers and Units for Physics2. A Programed Introduction to Vectors

; r-

248


SubjectPHYSICS

AuthorMary M. Guy

InstitutionSanta Fe Junior College723 W. University Ave.Gainesville, Fla. 32601Phone: (904) 378-5311

Title of Course


Title of Package(s) 1. Scientific Notation I2. Scientific Notation II

Subject

Author

Institution


PHYSICS


Title of Course Physics


Title of Package(s)

5

1. Measurement Systems, Motion, Gravity2. Energy: Work and Power3. Heat. Gases and Fluids4. Waves: Sound and Light5. Electricity and Magnetism


Su%ject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

PHYSICS

Mary S. Taube

Santa Fe Junior College723 W. University Ave.Gainesville, Fla. 32601Phone: (904) 378-5311


Title of Package(s)

:33

1. Equilibrium (a Study of Vectors)2. Forces Due to Friction3. How to Divide Using a Slide Rule4. How to Multiply Using a Slide Rule5. How to Read Squares and Cubes from

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Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

PHYSICS

Clarence 0. Wolgamott


Technical Physics

7

1. Mechanics2. Newton's Laws of Motion3. Vectors, Scalars, and Nonlinear Motion4. Vectors, Torque, and Mechanical Equilibrium5. Work, Power, and Energy6. Momentum and Circular Motion7. Gravitational Force

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252

Subject

Author

Institution


LAW ENFORCEMENT/ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE

Derald D. Hunt

Golden West CollegeHuntington Beach, Calif. 92647Phone: (714) 892-7711

Title of Course Calcop I


Title of Package(s)1. Searches Incident to Arrest2. People V. Edgar3. Neutral Inquirer4. Admissions to Parents by

Suspect in Custody5. Conversation Between an Of-

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Fugitive7. Stop and Frisk8. Sibron V. New York9. Probable Cause for Arrest

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Privileged Communications

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Institution


AMERICAN GOVERNMENT

Kenneth W. Di Ida


Title of Course American Government 201


Title of Package(s)

1. Introduction to AmericanGovernment

2. The Origins of AmericanGovernment

3. The Constitution4. Federalism5. Civil Rights

6. The Electoral Process7. Political Parties and Party

Politics8. Congress9. The Federal Judiciary

10. The Presidency11. American Foreign Policy

253


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

PSYCHOLOGY

Larry D. Barnes

Genesee Community CollegeBatavia, N.Y. 14020Phone: (716) 343-0055

.-,Psychology 101, General Psychology


Title of Package(s) Introduction to Psychology


Subject PSYCHOLOGY

Author Virginia L. Blackburn

Institution Columbia Junior CollegeP.O. Box 1849Columbia, Calif. 95310Phone: (209) 532-3141

Title of Course General Psychology


Title of Package(s)

255

1

256

Subject

Author

Institution


PSYCHOLOGY

Jane Dellinger

Los Angeles Pierce College6201 Winnetka Ave.Woodland Hills, Calif. 91364Phone: '(213) 347-0551

Title of Course Psychology 2, Physiological Psychology


Title of Package(s) Physiological Psychology


Subject PSYCHOLOGY

Author Edward B. Hibler

Institution Fresno City CollegeFresno, Calif. 93704Phone: (209) 264-4721

Title of Course Psychology 7, General PsychologySociology 32, Family Life Education


Title of Package(s)

258


SubjectPSYCHOLOGY

Author Carol C. Hughes

Institution John Tyler Community CollegeChester, Va. 23831Phone: (703) 748-2221

Title of CoursePsyc' -Ilogy 201Psyci IL; logy 202

Psychology 203Number of Packagesin Instruction Unit 19

Title of Package(s) Introduction to Psychology

Subject

Author

Institution


PSYCHOLOGY

James R. Marks

West Los Angeles College4800 Freshman DriveCulver City, Calif. 90230Phone: (213) 836-7110

Title of Course Psychology 22, Reading and Study Skills

Number of Packagesin Instrucfion Unit 1

Title of Package(s) How to Use Programed Materials

260

Subject

Author

Institution


PSYCHOLOGY

Richard Lyon Morgan

Mitchell CollegeStatesville, N.C. 28677Phone: (704) t372-3665

Title of Course Psychology 101


Title of Package(s)

1. Introduction to Psychology2. Schools of Psychology3. Sigmund Freud's View of

Personality4. Psychosocial Views of

Personality Development5. Group Dynamics6. Motivation7. Emotions8. Stress9. T Groups

10. Theories of Learning11. Classical and Operant

Conditioning12. Perception13. Racism14. Approaches to Behavior: Adler,

Jung, Rank

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16. Sex17. Drugs18. ESP19. Humanizing Mental Illness20. Psychotherapy21. Mental Hospitals22. Individuals in a Group23. Ginott's Approach to Child

Development24. Youth and the 1970s25. Jean Piaget's View of

Children's Intelligence26. Three Forces in Psychology

Subject

Author

Institution


PSYCHOLOGY

Richard Lyon Morgan

Mitchell CollegeP.O. Box 878Statesville, N.C. 28677Phone: (704) 872-3665

261

Title of Course Psychology: An Individualized Course, Revised Edition


Title of Package(s)

1. Introduction to Psychology2. Five Schools of Psychology3. Freud's Theories of Personality

Development4. Psychosocial Theories of Per-

sonality Development5. Motivation6. Groups7. Perception and Cognition8. Classical and Operant

Conditioning

9. Emotions and Stress10. Theories of Learning11. Child and Adolescent

Psychology12. Sex13. Aggression14. Defense Mechanisms and

Psychotherapy15. Humanizing Mental Illness16. Social Problems17. Youth and the 1970s18. The Third Force in Psychology

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Subject INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

Author Robert M. Platt

Institution Tarrant County Junior College, South CampusFort Worth, Tex. 76119Phone: (817) 534-4861

Title of Course Introduction to Psychology


Title of Package(s) Persons and Ideas in Psychology

263

Subject

Author

Institution


SOCIAL SCIENCES

Stand ley Claussen and Donald Shannon


Title of Course History of American Civilization


Title of Package(s) 1. Exploration and Settlement2. Puritan Strain

264

Subject

Author

Institution


SOCIOLOGY

Louis A. Brown


Title of Course Introduction-SociologyIntroduction-Anthropology


Title of Package(s)

1. IntroductionField ofSociology

2. The Organism and Its PhysicalEnvironment

3. Society4. InteractionThe Social

Process5. The Universality of Culture6. The Variability of Culture7. The Organism Becomes a Per-

son: Socialization8. The Structure and Unity of

Personality9. Population

10. Class and Caste11. Mobility in America12. American Minorities13. Modern Community Trend14. The Division of Labor15. The Family: Comparative View16. Marriage and the Family

in America17. Religion18. Religion in America19. American Economic Order20. American Political Order


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Author

Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

SOCIOLOGY

Robert A. Butler

Louisburg CollegeP.O. Box 786Louisburg, N.C. 27549Phone: (919) 496-4101

Sociology: An Individualized Course

9

1. Introduction to Sociology2. Culture3. Socialization4. Organization5. Collective Behavior6. Stratification7. Urbanization8. Population9. Social Change

265

266

Subject

Author

Institution

DIRECTORY OF

SELF-INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS

Title ofCourse

SOCIOLOGY

William H.Garner

KittrellJunior

CollegeKittrell, N.C.25744Phone: (919)492-2131

Sociology 201Number of

PackagesinInstruction Unit

10Title ofPackage(s)

C7

1. TheScience of

Sociology2.

History andDevelopment of

Sociology

3. TheNature of

Culture4. The

Structure ofCulture

5.Personality and Self

Identification

6.Social Role7.Social

Control and SocialDeviation

8. TheFamily9. Race and

EthnicRelations

10.Social Class

Subject

Author

Institution

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SOCIOLOGY

Charles L. Sapp


Title of Course Introduction to Sociology 201


Title of Package(s)1. Introduction to Sociology2. The Nature of Culture3. The Nature of Culture4. Personality and Socialization5...Roles and Status6. Groups and Associations

7. Social Processes8. Social Power9. Collective Behavior

10. Social and Cultural Change11. Population12. Pollution

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Institution

Title of Course


Title of Package(s)

SOCIAL PROBLEMS

Charles L. Sapp


Social Problems 202

10

1. The Nature of Social Problems2, Juvenile Delinquenly3. Juvenile Delinquency4. Pollution5. Population6. Crime7. Group Prejudice8. The Family9. Education as a Social Problem

10. Religious Conflicts in America

269

Subject

Author

Institution


SPANISH

Juan R. Franco and Allen C. Donaho


Title of Course Elementary SpanishIntermediate Spanish


Title of Package(s) Elementary Spanish I & II

Intermediate Spanish I & II


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course


SPEECH

Ron Adler


Elementary Speech

3

Title of Package(s) Effective Listening


Subject

Author

Institution

Title of Course

TECHNOLOGY

David C. Bryenton

Burlington County CollegePemberton-Browns Mills Rd.Pemberton, N.J. 08068Phone: (609) 894-9311


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