On-Line Course Index for Winter 2008
Additional On-line requirements are listed at the bottom of this page, please read.

Following are the on-line courses offered for this semester. All classes have an additional $40.00 lab fee. Students should check the course requirements pages below and follow the instructions specific to each class. If required, be sure to contact the instructor before the deadline date.

New to on-line courses, visit the Distance Learning Web page for more information on logging into blackboard and your computer set up requirements for using blackboard!

These are pdf files an will require Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is a free download, follow the link below to download and install reader. Get Adobe ReaderPress continue when you reach the adobe download page.

*Please Note: Blackboard access for on-line courses begins the first day of the semester after 9:00 a.m.
**follow course title for complete course requirements page.
Course requirements will be posted as they become available...
ADMN 135-L1 Intermediate Keyboarding ENGL 155-L2 Technical Writing
ADMN 135-L2 Intermediate Keyboarding ENGL 253-L1 American Literature
BMGT 201-L1 Principles of Management HIST 155-L1 History of the US/1877 Present
BMGT 201-L2 Principles of Management HLTSC 110-L1 Medical Terminology
BSMTH 101-L1 Business Mathematics HLTSC 110-L2 Medical Terminology
BSMTH 101-L2 Business Mathematics HLTSC 160-L1 Perspectives of Aging
BUSAD 151-L1 Introduction to Business MATH 090-L1 Basic Mathematics Skills
BUSAD 151-L2 Introduction to Business MATH 151-L1 Intermediate Algebra
CIS 109-L1 Spreadsheet Software MATH 157-L1 College Algebra
CIS 112-L1 Database Software MCOM 201-L1 Principles of Marketing
CIS 123-L1 PowerPoint Presentation Software MCOM 201-L2 Principles of Marketing
CIS 123-L2 PowerPoint Presentation Software MDTC 109-L1 Mechanical Blueprint Reading
CIS 130-L1 Introduction to CIS NURS 290-L1 Nursing Leadership
CIS 130-L2 Introduction to CIS PHIL 152-L1 Introduction to Western Philosophy
CIS 130-L3 Introduction to CIS POLSC 151-L1 Introduction to Political Science
CIS 130-L4 Introduction to CIS POLSC 151-L2 Introduction to Political Science
ECDV 110-L1 Infant & Toddler Development and Care POLSC 151-L3 Introduction to Political Science
ECDV 150-L1 Nutrition, Health and Safety for Early Childhood Education POLSC 151-L4 Introduction to Political Science
ECDV 218-L1 Early Childhood Development Externship PSYCH 151-L1 General Psychology
ECON 251-L1 Priciples of Macroeconomics PSYCH 151-L2 General Psychology
ECON 252-L1 Principles of Microeconomics PSYCH 254-L1 Life Span Psychology
ENGL 102-L1 Business Writing PSYCH 254-L2 Life Span Psychology
ENGL 102-L2 Business Writing QSTC 230-L1 Documentation & Audit Prep
ENGL 102-L3 Business Writing SOC 151-L1 Principles of Sociology
ENGL 151-L1 English Composition I SOC 151-L2 Principles of Sociology
ENGL 151-L2 English Composition I WPR 102-L1 Word Processing I
ENGL 152-L1 English Composition II WPR 103-L1 Advanced Word Processing
ENGL 152-L2 English Composition II   
ENGL 152-L3 English Composition II   
ENGL 155-L1 Technical Writing    

General On-line Requirements

On-line courses offer many opportunities for Monroe County Community College students: less restrictive scheduling and intensive self study. If you are an independent learner, highly self-motivated and possess good time management and study skills, on-line courses may be appropriate for you. Taking an on-line course is not easier in any way; it is not a slower pace or less time commitment than taking the traditional face-to-face course. The same learning objectives are delivered on-line as the traditional on-campus course.

Taking an on-line course includes interaction with the instructor and other students through the Internet and email. While much of the coursework can be completed at any time of the day or night, assignments, postings, and other course requirements are due on specific dates.

Carefully review the on-line course information (above) and course outlines available on the web, making note of any special software needed or on-campus course meetings for tests, orientations, group presentations, etc. Contact the instructor before you register if you have any questions about the specific requirements for a course, or if you cannot meet a mandatory time commitment noted in the course information.

Hardware and Software Requirements

Students enrolling in on-line courses should have substantial general experience working with computers and the Internet. All on-line students are personally responsible for maintaining their own personal computer system, having a reliable Internet connection and a valid personal email address. Students must be familiar with emailing attachements. Other course-specific software may be required and is noted on the on-line course information (above), and on the Distance Learning Website.

A Blackboard student orientation module is available from the Distance Learning website, www.monroeccc.edu/distancelearning/ which provides more information on time management skills, study skills, computer requirements and other information that will be beneficial for on-line students.

   



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