College Success Experience (CSE) courses explore study skills, student success, career exploration, learning strategies and research techniques. These courses are designed for the new college student.
CSE 0196 - Study Skills for Construction Trades (1 credit hour): This course will introduce the student to the fundamental study skills that are essential to the the successful completion of construction trades and how they are applied in the workplace.
CSE 0450 - Career Options (2 credit hours): Introduces students to majors/careers offered through CNMs occupational programs. Students will participate in dynamic, interactive activities and will learn information about each career area such as educational requirements, salary, and working conditions. Also students will assess their interests, abilities and values to find their dream job.
CSE 0650 - College Survival (3 credit hours): Introduces students to the basic skills needed to survive and thrive in the college environment. Topics covered will include organizational skills, basic study skills, goal setting, and self-management strategies. Students will cover majors and careers and will receive a complete orientation to CNM campus resources including the library, tutoring services, CNM Passport, student activities, academic advisement and career development.
CSE 2496 - College Success Learning Community with Biology (3 Credits): This course is designed as a companion in the Learning Community of Biology 1410 and CSE 2496 to enable students to develop and enhance academic and personal skills in: critical thinking, critical reading, problem solving, improving memory, learning strategies, and balancing school, home and work. Students will learn effective ways to study systematically, to prepare for examinations, and to apply academic skills in Biology 1410. Students must take Biology 1410 and CSE 2496 together as a Learning Community.
CSE 2596 - College Success: Enables students to develop and enhance academic and personal skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, information processing, test-taking, time management, and basic research. Students will learn effective ways to study systematically to prepare for examinations and to apply academic skills across curricula.
For more information, contact Andy Tibble, SAGE CSE Curriculum Chair, at atibble@cnm.edu.
