Interdisciplinary Career Development

Catalog description

Careers and professions in the 21st century will require that students develop professional knowledge, analytical communication, and writing skills that will be applied in collaborative, technical, and dynamic work environments. In this course, students will explore possible careers by researching current and future job markets and economic trends. They will learn about necessary qualifications, career tracks, ethical, legal, and professional responsibilities. Students will take scientifically proven assessment surveys to evaluate career and academic dispositions. Participation in real-world employment preparation including, but not limited, to writing resumes, arranging mock job interviews and a 4-year career development plan will be required. Prerequisite Course(s): IDSP 101 Classroom Hours - Laboratory and/or Studio Hours – Course Credits: 3-0-3