Available Courses

• Introduction to Sociology

  • Teacher: Shane Sangrey
• NURS 115 Introduction to Nursing

  • Teacher: LaVerne Parker

    
• Natural Resources/Geospatial Technology

  • Teacher: Douglas Crebs

    

  For support of Stone Child College's Natural Resources/Geospatial Technology Program

• Human Service Ethics

  • Teacher: Ann Johnstone

  This course teaches personal and professional ethics
• Intro to Computers

  • Teacher: Cory Sangrey-Billy

    

  As a student in this course, you will learn the most important topics in Computer Concepts, including computer hardware, software, the Internet, e-mail, databases, programming, and much more.

• Introduction to Health Care Systems

  • Teacher: Crystal Gust

  This online course provides a broad overview of functions of health care systems with a focus on Indian Health Service, Tribal and Urban Indian Health Care Systems. Students will be introduced to types of care, health care system performance and career opportunities in the health care field.

• Diabetes Prevention

  • Teacher: Cory Sangrey-Billy
• TCUP TIMES and SCC STEM Newsletters

  • Teacher: Gerard Vandeberg

    

  This site contains copies of the TCUP TIMES and SCC STEM Newsletters.
• AISES

  • Teacher: Gerard Vandeberg

    

    This site contains information, etc for the SCC AISES Chapter.
• S-STEM

  • Teacher: Gerard Vandeberg

    

  This site provides information on the Stone Child College S-STEM grant from the National Science Foundation.
• MS Excel

  • Teacher: Pete Stiffarm

  This class will teach you some beginning and intermediate skills in Microsoft Excel 2010.
• Geographic Information systems I

  • Teacher: Douglas Crebs

    

  First course in 2 semester sequence on Geographic information systems.  Students in this course will gain a degree of mastery of the most popular GIS ArcGIS.
• SCC Computer Science

  • Teacher: Gerard Vandeberg

    

  This entry will describe the Computer Science program at Stone Child College.

• Microsoft Office

  • Teacher: Pete Stiffarm

  This course will cover introductory-to-advanced concepts and skills for Office 2007.  Students will learn how to work with specific Word documents, Excel Documents, Access Documents, and PowerPoint Documents.
• CSC 241 Intro to Visual Basic

  • Teacher: Gerard Vandeberg

  

  
  

  This course is an Introduction to programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2008.

• CSC 185 Microsoft Expression Web Development

  • Teacher: Gerard Vandeberg

  
  

  This course is an introduction to Web page development using Microsoft Expression Web 2.

• M 061 Basic Mathematics

  • Teacher: LaVerne Parker

    
• M 060 Math Fundamentals II

  • Teacher: LaVerne Parker

  

  This is the second section of the Math Fundamentals course.  This section will cover chapters 4 through 6 in the textbook.
• M 059 Math Fundamentals I

  • Teacher: LaVerne Parker

    
• Chemistry

  • Teacher: Tyson Courchane
• Biology

  • Teacher: Tyson Courchane
• Mineral Resources of Rocky Boy

  • Teacher: dean gleed

  This course was put together by RJ Gleed for completion of his capstone course spring 2012.  The course is based on "Field Inventory of Mineral REsources on the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation" Prepare dby US Bureau of Mines for US Bureau of Indian Affairs.  The report was published in 1981
• Gegraphic Information Systems II

    

  The second course in SCC's GIS sequence. Main topics include:

  • Raster analysis
  • Geocoding
  • Network analysis
  • Coordinate systems
  • Basic and advanced editing techniques
  • Geodatabases and metadata
• Fundamentals of Physics I

  • Douglas Crebs: Douglas Crebs

    

  The first of SCC's Algebra based Physics classes.  Topics covered in Phy101 are:

  • Laws of Motion
  • Gravitation
  • Work and Energy
  • Thermodynamics
• College Chemistry I Lab

  • Teacher: Douglas Crebs

    

  For support of Stone Child's College Chemistry 1 lab.  Look for

  • you tube videos
  • lab handouts
  • ancilary materials
• ESCI 100 Environmental Measurement

  • Teacher: Douglas Crebs

    

  Environmental Measurement is an introductory science class that uses the GLOBE program to  teach scientific principles. This class is the result SCC's NASA grant of 2003-2006.  The Curriculum Improvement partnership Award
• PHYS 102 Fundamentals of Physics II

  • Teacher: Douglas Crebs

    

  The second course in SCC's Fundamentals of Physics curricullum.  A conceptual/algebra non-calculus based introduction to Physics.  The topical focus of Physics II is: electricty, magnetism, electromagnetism, wave phenomena, Radioactivity, and Relativity
• CHMY 143 College Chemistry II

  • Teacher: Douglas Crebs

    

  This site supports Stone Child Colleges College Chemistry II class.  look for

  • List of weekly topics
  • Homework problems
  • links to relevant websites.
  • links to powerpoint presentations used in class
• BIOS 190 Ethnobotany/Cultural Plants

  • Rosemary Crebs: Rose Crebs

    

  Students in this course will master a core of basic concepts through which most of plant biology and their cultural uses are capable to be understood. Ethnobotany is “the science of people’s interactions with plants”, originally was called aboriginal botany. In plant biology there are many terms used to describe the many parts of a plant which will be important for students to learn and recognize. Also a basic understanding of scientific classification is an essential component in any biology course.

• CHMY 141 College Chemistry I

  • Teacher: Douglas Crebs

    

  Students in this course will master a core of basic concepts through which most of chemistry can be understood. CHMY 141 is the first in a two-semester general chemistry sequence.   This class will consist of three hours of lecture and two hours of lab per week. The Laboratory course has a separate number; CHEM 142.

• BUS 210 Business Law

  • Teacher: Carol Barden
• ACTG 260 Computerized Accounting I

  • Teacher: Carol Barden
• BUS 275 Payroll Accounting

  • Carol Barden: Carol Barden

  All aspects of payroll accounting will be stressed, especially all record keeping activities.  Software specific to current federal and state tax codes and laws will be used to present the student with a hands-on experience.
• HPE 274 Personal & Community Health

  • Teacher: Cory Sangrey-Billy
• NAS 28003 The Time Where Things Went Wrong

  • Teacher: Gerard Vandeberg

  This course looks at the events of what is called the 1885 Resistance, or as used in the title of the course, e-mayahkamikahk, "where it went wrong".
• HPE 180 Diabetes Education

  • Teacher: Cory Sangrey-Billy

  
  

  This course will examine the disease Diabetes, its various forms, and how to manage Diabetes with a focus on overall health. A common thread throughout the course will be on community education.

• NAS 280 Early Migration of the Chippewa and Cree

  • Teacher: Gerard Vandeberg

  This course discusses the early migrations of the Chippewa and Cree from the East Salt Sea to present locations in western Canada and adjacent areas in Montana. Interactions and intermarriage between the Chippewa and Cree throughout these migrations will be the focus of this trek. However we will also discuss other Algic speaking peoples. We will look at various tribal prophesies such as the Seven Prophesies/Seven Fires of the Ojibwe.

• Fall Semester 2011

  • Teacher: Cory Sangrey-Billy