Online Degrees and Courses

106 Introduction to Women’s Studies (1) Fall, Spring
Introduces some of the basic issues, debates and language surrounding the feminist “revisioning” of the traditional academic curriculum. Issues–education, images of women in various media, work, sexuality, male violence and race–approached from various disciplines, with emphasis on literature and the social sciences. Franzen.
116 Introduction to Gender Studies (1) […]

111: Theatre Arts (1) Fall, Spring. A study of the nature and foundation of theatre as a unique art form. The course explores the elements which make up dramatic production, the theatre’s historical development and how the theatre relates to contemporary life. (Staff)
134: Ballet Technique (½) Fall, Spring. A study of basic […]

101 Politics of American Democracy (1) Fall, Spring
An overview of the dynamics and structure of the American political system: the Constitution, civil liberties, Congress, the Presidency, bureaucracy, interest groups, political parties, and voting behavior. Contrasts the principles of democratic action with a behind-the-scenes examination of how public policy is actually made.
214 Congress and the Presidency […]

The Major Courses
245 Electronics
308 Optics
322 Solid State and Nuclear Physics
380 Mathematical Physics
384 Thermodynamics
387 Quantum Mechanics
Physics 380 Mathematical Physics
Physics 411 or 412 Directed Study
Mathematics 236 Linear Algebra
Chemistry 121 Structure & Equilibrium
The Minor Courses
245 Electronics
308 Optics
321 Modern Physics
322 Solid State and Nuclear Physics
325 Theoretical Mechanics
336 Electricity and Magnetism
384 Thermodynamics
387 Quantum Mechanics

131 Scuba Diving (1/4) Fall, Spring
141 Aquatics (1/4) Fall, Spring
147 Body Building and Development (1/4), Fall, Spring
166 Beginning Tennis (1/4) Fall
167 Beginning Golf (1/4) Fall
168 Intermediate Golf (1/4) Fall
169 Intermediate Tennis (1/4) Fall
170 Advance Tennis (1/4) Fall, Spring
172 Bowling (1/4) Spring
178 Canoeing (1/4) Fall
182 Life Guarding (1/2) Fall, Spring
192 Cardiovascular Conditioning/Aerobic (1/4) Fall, Spring
288 Beginning […]

100 Level Courses
Introduction to Philosophy
Logic and Critical Reasoning
Philosophy East and West
Selected Topics
200 Level Courses
Ancient Philosophy
Modern Philosophy
Twentieth Century Philosophy
Ethics
Contemporary Moral Problems
Social Philosophy
Philosophy of Art
Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of Religion
Selected Topics
300/400 Level Courses
Aristotle: A Western Foundation
Bio-medical Ethics
Business Ethics
Environmental Ethics
Epistemology
Ethics and Public Policy
Leadership Ethics
Neuroscience and Ethics
Philosophical Issues in the Law
Symbolic Logic
300/400 Seminars, Readings
Plato, Kant, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Russell, etc.
Metaphysics, Philosophy […]

101 Theory I (1) Fall
Prerequisite: Open to music majors, or with permission of instructor.
Corequisite: Music 101L (Piano Lab).
An introduction to Western musical language through studies in fundamentals (key signatures, intervals, scales, rhythmic notation, etc.), chordal and melodic structures, and basic four-part harmonization. Also includes intensive daily training in sight-singing and ear-training activities. Jensen.
101L Piano Lab […]

Courses currently offered:
ARTH 319: Controversy in Nonwestern Art (Morrow)
ARTH 318: Art and the Medieval Cult of Saints (Morrow)
A/S 220: Animals and Human Societies (Mullin)
A/S 250: Population and Environment (Togunde)
A/S 343: Theory and Method in Anthropology (Mullin)
A/S 375: Global Transformations (Mullin)
A/S 350: Comparative Families: A Global Perspective (Togunde)
BIO 289: […]

Mode and category symbols are as follows:
MHC - Historical & Cultural Analysis Mode
MTA - Textual Analysis Mode
YEN - Environmental Category
YEH - Ethnicity Category
YGE - Gender Category
YGL - Global CategoryEUROPEAN HISTORY
102 Ancient and Medieval Worlds MHC
A survey from 3000 B.C.E. to the Renaissance, including Mesopotamian, Greek, Roman, Carolingian, and European societies. […]

01 Introductory Geology (1) Fall, Spring
A survey course designed for liberal arts students covering many aspects of physical geology, the study of active earth processes. Labs illustrate lecture materials and the techniques used by geologists. One field trip. Complements the material covered in Geology 103; either course can serve as an introductory course in geology. […]