Online Degrees and Courses

AN119
Cultural Anthropology
Credits: 3
Eve
Systematic study of the customs, social organization, environmental adaptation and belief systems of primitive and contemporary societies. Considers cultural variations in technology, economy, language, families, government and religion, with a special emphasis on social and cultural change and global relations. Non-majors may substitute this course as prerequisite for other courses in the sociology/anthropology […]

PS100
American Government
Credits: 4
Day
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PS101
American Politics
Credits: 4
Day
Overview of the American political process as an experiment in self-government. Considers the nature and character of Americans and their democracy. Examines parties, elections, voting, the presidency, Congress and the courts through readings, films, lectures and discussions. TOP
PS103
American Politics
Credits: 3
Eve
Consideration of the role of values and ethical principles in the workplace. […]

HS101
Ancient Civilization
Credits: 4
Day
Survey of cultural changes in the Neolithic and Sumerian societies of the Near East, life in Pharaonic Egypt, the world of pre-classical and classical Greece, and the growth of Rome from village to Empire.
HS102
Medieval Civilization
Credits: 4
Day
Study of the early historical foundations of present-day nations in Europe. Surveys the collapse of the western Roman […]

HUM 103 Introduction to Film Art
3 Credits
Studies the relationships among film’s stylistic systems, narrative systems and audience reception. Students view, discuss and critically analyze a variety of films which represent key historical and aesthetic periods as well as a variety of genres and themes. The course incorporates the vocabulary stylistic systems (for instance, cinematography, editing […]

HIS 101 Western Civilization I
3 Credits
Explores a number of events, peoples, groups, ideas, institutions, and trends that shaped Western Civilization from the prehistoric era to 1650. Reflects the multiple perspectives of gender, class, religion, and ethnic groups. Focuses on developing, practicing, and strengthening the skills historians use while constructing knowledge in this discipline. This course […]

AIR 101 The Air Force Today I
1 Credit
Introduces students to the U.S. Air Force and the U.S.A.F. officer profession. Uses Instructor lectures, films videos and group activities to examine Air Force issues, officer qualities, military customs and courtesies. Examines the communication skills necessary for an Air Force officer. This course requires 38 Contact Hours.
PREREQUISITE: Instructor’s […]

TY120 Christian Worship (3) TF
Key experiences in a Christian’s life and worship: prayer, initiation, reconciliation,
marriage, sickness, and death. Symbolizing and living these human/Christian
experiences in light of history, theology, scripture, and liturgical rites for
contemporary persons.
TY131 Bible as Story (3) TF
A theological and literary introduction to the biblical story, from creation to apocalypse.
Follows the great themes of […]

PS101 American Government and Politics (3) CPG
This course is an introduction to the power, structures and functions of the
American Government and Political System. Fundamental is a critical examination
of the institutions and players who interact in the processes of American
politics.
PS150 The World in Crisis (3) CPG
Introduction to the dynamics of global interaction and international relations.
Developing of […]

FIRST YEAR
GE101 Inquiry and Expression (3)
An integrated collegiate skills course that emphasizes writing, reading research,
oral communication, and critical thinking. These skills are developed by examining
contemporary American Pluralism issues, including race, class, popular
culture and gender. Library and electronic research skills are directly applied
as students conclude the course with a research paper and oral presentation.
Students must successfully […]

ES185 Capitalism and Socialism: The Economies of the World (3) BE
Introduces the remaining economic systems in our world, looking at how they
coordinate economic activity and how well they contribute to human welfare.
Also examines the interactions and relations among the world’s economies. Not
open to students with more than 6 hours in economics.
ES213 Macroeconomic Principles (3) BE
Introduction […]