GSBC Classes

The purpose of this study is to instruct our students in the subjects of theology, Bibliology, Christology, pneumatology, anthropology, hamartiology, soteriology, ecclesiology, angelology, and eschatology.

An exposition of the book of Romans detailing the doctrines of salvation, sanctification, and service.

Basic computer capabilities and terminology. Use PC to create, save, modify, and print basic text, spreadsheet, and database documents.

This course is designed to train students to handle personal financial matters as well as church and school budgets. Included in this course are setting up a family budget, dealing with credit, insurance coverage, checking and savings accounts, and techniques of comparison shopping.

This is a hands-on course in using the powerful Photoshop program. Students imitate the work of others and create original projects of their own.

This course is an introduction to desktop publishing principles as used in designing professional documents.

This is a hands-on course in using the powerful Photoshop program. Students imitate the work of others and create original projects of their own.

A consideration of the truths that can be learned from the women of the Bible, this course provides practical insights that today's lady can use to build a stronger Christian life.

A basic study of the history and principles of education and the art of teaching. It shows the application of how education correlates with the Word of God.

Prerequisite: ED 101. This course equips the student with the basic tools necessary
to plan, prepare, and teach in the classroom. Practical teaching techniques,
methods of classroom control, and preparing lesson plans will be examined.

This course provides a theoretical foundation for word study (phonics, vocabulary, and
spelling), and provides hands-on practice of authentic assessment, lesson planning, word
study activities, and small group teaching.

This course involves observation, participation, and actual teaching in the classroom at Golden State Baptist Schools. The student is under the direction and supervision of the elementary or secondary teacher and college faculty supervisor.

This is a study of grammar and sentence construction and is required of students who do not pass the English Placement Test. (No credit)

This course is a review of basic grammar and mechanics of the English language.

This course is a review of basic grammar and mechanics of the English language.

This course continues to review English grammar while beginning a study of composition. The course emphasizes writing with clarity and conciseness.

This course, assuming a comprehensive knowledge of English grammar, stresses effective organization and significant content in writing. Students will be required to write a research paper.

This course is a survey of great American literature from the colonial period to the present and an examination of its relationship and value to the historical period in which it was written.

This course is designed to improve reading comprehension and reasoning skills.

This course is a workshop in developing communication skills as a public speaker.

Prerequisite: MA 101. A study of the reasoning skills that teachers use to teach
elementary grade mathematics. *Three hours each semester.

An introduction to analytical geometry, functions, limits, differentiation of algebraic functions, applications, and integration.

A practical look at the written format of music for performance or publication; including proper spacing, order, and alignment are discussed. Through the study and use of notation software, Students will become proficient in producing physical copies of music.

Leading more complex congregational songs; introduction to choral conducting. Lab Course.

Over the course of two semesters, senior music students will be given a variety of projects to
allow them to gain practical experience. They will work alongside the Chairman of the Music
Department and assist in event planning, chapel music production and ministry responsibility
at the church level.

An introduction to the basic concepts of scientific principles, functions, and applications. Not for credit in teaching field of Secondary Education major.