Undergraduate Online Summer Courses
Accounting 211 Financial
Accounting 3 units
Basic elements of accounting and
methods of gathering and reporting financial data. Includes a study of
financial statements; journalizing financial transactions; merchandising
activities; investments in property, plant and equipment; and depreciation as
it applies to corporations. Prerequisite: Bus 201
English 201 Themes in Literature 3
units
An introduction to various
literary themes and several critical approaches. Focus on verbal and written
interpretation and personal application of the following literary themes:
innocence and experience; conformity and rebellion; love and hate; and the
presence of death.
History 201 Western Civilization 1
3 units
The emergence of the major
political, cultural, social and economic developments of the Western world from
the earliest times, through the 17th century. Includes the Ancient, Medieval
and Early Modern periods.
History 202 Western Civilization 2
3 units
The emergence of the modern
Western world from the early modern period to the present. Includes major
political, cultural, intellectual, social and economic developments.
History 301 Eastern Civilization 3
units
A survey of the major themes of
the political and cultural history of the Eastern world from its origins until
modern times. This course focuses especially upon the Chinese and Japanese
cultural traditions with some attention to other Asian motifs. Emphasis will be
on an understanding and appreciation of the Eastern worldview and ethos.
Marketing 341 Marketing 3 units
Introduction to the basic elements
of modern marketing, including market research, identifying target customers,
developing product offers, branding, pricing, marketing communications and
distribution channels. Prerequisite: Bus 201. Recommended prerequisite: Eco 201
or 202.
Math 201 Principles of Mathematics
3 units
A study of mathematics
competencies required for the liberal studies major. Topics included are logic,
algebra, functions, counting, probability and statistics. Problem solving is
emphasized throughout the course. Prerequisite: liberal studies majors only.
Math 265 Introduction to
Statistics 3 units
A basic statistics course
applicable to education, business and the hard sciences. Topics covered include
descriptive statistics, the normal, binomial, F-, and Chisquared distributions
and hypothesis testing. Optional topics might include additional non-parametric
tests and ANOVA. TI-83 graphing calculator or Microsoft Excel will be required.
Music 101 Experiences in Music 1.5
units
A practical survey of concert,
ritual, folk and commercial music through listening, reading, concert
attendance, guest presenters and videos, including an introduction to music
theory. All enrolled students are required to pay a fee for concert attendance field
trips.
Psychology 101 Introduction to
Psychology 3 units
Concepts and principles pertinent
to psychological processes of social behavior, development, motivation,
sensation, perception, thinking and symbolic processes, learning, personality
and psychological disorders.
Psychology 261 Chemical Dependency
and Addiction 3 units
Introduction to the addictive
behavior connected with alcoholism and drug use. An understanding of the
biological and psychological processes of addiction and the use of various interventive
strategies in treatment.
Psychology 320 Life Span
Development for Nursing 3 units
This course focuses on development
and change through the human life-span. Lifespan stages include childhood,
adolescence, adulthood and ageing. Physical, social, communicative, emotional,
and cognitive issues are covered, as well as the expected developmental
milestones during each phase of development. The latest research, theories and
applications are highlighted throughout the course. Each individual has unique
and multifaceted physiological, psychological, sociological and spiritual
dimensions. Individuals develop in identifiable stages throughout the
life-span. Nursing care is most effective when the patient’s developmental
status is considered in the plan of care.
Science 301 Earth Science 3 units
An introduction to position,
motion and properties of the solar system and cosmos. A survey of spatial
concepts of the earth’s crust, materials, structure and the effects on the land
forms, soil, vegetation and natural resources. An overview of the atmosphere,
its composition and the processes that makes the earth’s surface so dynamic.
Prerequisites: Bio 101 and Sci 115.
Sociology 101 Introduction to
Sociology 3 units
The analysis of social
interaction, social relationships, socialization, social deviance, social
control, social institutions, social processes and social change, family and
educational problems, child abuse, social deviance, crime and delinquency and
drug, alcohol and tobacco abuse.
Theology 101 Foundations of
Christian Theology 3 units
This course studies the source of
Christian theology, namely the Holy Scriptures. Drawing upon the Scriptures as
well as historical and doctrinal writings by Christian theologians, the student
will examine major teachings of the Christian faith (e.g., the nature and
knowledge of God, Christology, justification, ecclesiology, eschatology,
sacramentology). Differing understandings of these teachings will be explored
when appropriate. Such engagement will enable the student to understand and
articulate the basic tenets of Christianity.
Theology 201 History and
Literature of the Old Testament 3 units
An historical and literary survey
of the Old Testament, with an emphasis on theological themes and their
relevance for Christian faith and life.
Theology 202 History and Literature
of the New Testament 3 units
An historical and literary survey
of the New Testament, with an emphasis on theological themes and their
relevance for Christian faith and life.
Writing 102 Writing and Research 3
units
Students will practice research
methods and a variety of writing strategies such as narration, description,
exposition and argumentation. Through research, reading, writing and writer
workshops, students will develop as critical thinkers, readers and writers.
