Online Degrees and Courses

PY101
General Psychology
Credits: 4
Day
Examination of the major elements of psychology both as a natural and a social science: experimental method, the nature of psychological theory, species-specific behavior, psychological development, the study of perception, learning and motivation, statistics, individual differences in ability and personality, deviant behavior and social phenomena. Includes all topics normally covered in a course […]

HE401
Health and Disease Prevention
Credits: 3
Survey of the dimensions of health and disease from three perspectives: the U.S. historical experience with health and disease; the social context of health and illness, including the healthcare system and policy issues; and choices in healing, integrating conventional and complementary therapies.
HE402
Issues in Community & Env Health
Credits: 3
Survey of the basic […]

FS385
Independent Study
Credits: 3
Exploration of selected ics such as French civilization: history, geography, literature, art and culture; preparation/reentry program for study in France; French conversation with native speakers; French literature in English translation; or additional work in French to complement a course being taken in another department. ics vary according to student and faculty interests. Prerequisite: […]

AE185
Art Education Elective
Credits: 0
Day
Art Education elective TOP
AE300
The Uses of Theory in Art Education
Credits: 3
Day
Examination of the philosophy, psychology and literature of art education as the basis for developing and evaluating art curriculum and instruction. Offers appropriate field experience to apply theory to practical problems of teaching. Provides opportunity to examine and design instructional material and […]

CS101
Intro Comp Sci
Credits: 3
Day
CS102
Intr Comp Sci:Basic
Credits: 4
Day
Introduction to the history, theory and criticism of visual communication. Examination of our assumptions about visual imagery; how it is shaped and transformed by the social history of mechanical inventions (camera, cinematography and television). The course develops a critical attitude toward perceiving and analyzing images of contemporary culture in […]

BI101
General Biology I
Credits: 4
Day
Introduction to the science of living organisms. Emphasis on molecular and cellular aspects of energy processing, cell reproduction and genetics. Three class hours and three laboratory hours weekly.
BI101L
Lab
Credits: 0
Day
Introduction to the science of living organisms. Emphasis on molecular and cellular aspects of energy processing, cell reproduction and genetics. Three class hours and […]

All courses at ACC require students to read materials at college level. The ACCUPLACER placement test, given when a student enrolls, helps to determine the level at which the student is currently reading and matches the student to the appropriate curriculum for learning. (The ACCUPLACER test may be reinforced by a secondary assessment given in […]

PED 100 Golf
1 Credit
Introduces a basic course in golf designed for those who have had little or no formal instruction or for those with some experience who are interested in improving some aspect of their game. Includes driving range, putting green, and on-course play.
PED 106 Tennis
1 Credit
Introduces tennis and focuses on improving the skill level […]

PAR 110 Legal Analysis
3 Credits
A basic course in legal authority and analysis.
PAR 114 Computers and the Law
3 Credits
Provides students with an opportunity to develop computer skills needed in the legal environment, including software applications, spreadsheets, databases, and Internet research.
PAR 115 Introduction to Law
3 Credits
Provides an understanding of the role of paralegals, issues facing paralegals, the […]

MOR 100 Introduction to Funeral Service
3 Credits
Provides students with an overview of funeral customs and practices which have led to our current industry. The course will begin by examining ancient practices of the Egyptians, and will conclude with the practices of post World War II. The course will concentrate on the American History of “undertaking.” […]