At CCM, and throughout the State of New Jersey, we expect graduates to take General Education classes in many, if not all, of the disciplines in the list below.
We also have two integrated goals. These are “Ethical Reasoning and Action” and “Information Literacy.” You won’t find specific classes or disciplines with these goals; instead, they are “integrated” into your curriculum. So you might receive some Ethical Reasoning lessons in a Biochemistry class and also a Speech Fundamentals class.
Click on the links below to see the learning outcomes for each category and how these classes benefit CCM students.
Communication Learning Outcomes: Communicate effectively using listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.
Mathematics Learning Outcomes:Â Use quantitative analytical skills to evaluate and to process numerical data.
Science Learning Outcomes:Â Apply the scientific method of inquiry to gain scientific knowledge.
Technology Learning Outcomes:Â Use appropriate forms of technology to identify, collect, process, and present information.
Social Science Learning Outcomes:Â Apply social science theories and concepts to analyze human behavior, social and political institutions, and responsible citizenship.
Humanities Learning Outcomes: Analyze works in such fields as art, music, literature, and philosophy and/or religious studies.  Gain competence in a foreign language.
History Learning Outcomes:Â Analyze historical events and movements in world, Western, non-Western, or American societies and assess their subsequent significance.
Diversity Learning Outcomes:Â Demonstrate knowledge of diverse cultures, including global and historical perspectives.
Ethical Reasoning and Action Learning Outcomes:Â Demonstrate knowledge of ethical thinking and its application to societal issues.
Information Literacy Learning Outcomes:Â Address information needs by locating, critically evaluating and effectively using information.