Online Courses

ANSC 140

Animal Science

Art Appreciation

An introductory study of the visual arts.

General Biology

An introductory course in biology for the non-science major, which emphasizes the diversity and organization of life integrated with major principles and new discoveries, and lab.

Intro Chemistry

A one semester terminal course covering applied chemistry and environmental considerations which can be used for general education requirements in the science field for non-science majors and minors. In-class laboratory constitutes 20 percent of class. 

Fundamentals of Public Speaking

Focuses on the preparation and delivery of public speeches (informative and persuasive), with skills development in listening, teamwork, and interpersonal communication contexts.

Intro Criminal Justice

Survey of criminal justice systems, including police, courts and corrections.

Problem Solving & Programming

The fundamentals of problem solving, program design, and program development techniques. A high-level programming language is used and lab experiences are included. The course may not be counted toward a computer science major or minor. 

Completion of College Algebra is required for this course.

Intro Economics

A general introduction to economic concepts, ideas, institutions and methods of analysis with emphasis on the description of economic processes and the functioning of institutions in a market economy.

Health Data Cont. & Struct.

Emphasis on the health information profession, interdisciplinary relationships, health care data management, documentation standards, methods of access and retention of image-based information and maintenance of health information in acute and non-acute care facilities.

Medical Terminology

A course designed to acquaint the student with the specialized language of medicine and to develop communication skills in areas where use of medical terms is necessary and appropriate.

World History

A comparative historical survey of the major political, religious, and cultural developments in Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas from 1500 to present.

General Math

Terminal course for non-science majors suggested for the student who has satisfactorily completed minimum high school mathematics requirements and needs no further work in algebra.

Math ACT 19 required.

American National Government

The essentials of the political system and processes, particularly at the national level, in the United States.

Intro Psychology

An introductory course dealing with principles of behavior, scientific methods of psychology, measurement, learning, perception, motivation, development, personality, abnormal behavior, social behavior, intelligence, and other topics.

Recreation in Society

Introduces the student to recreation, parks and leisure history, philosophical concepts, and trends with attention to recreation sectors and employment opportunities.

The New Testament

An introduction to the historical, literary, and cultural approaches to the New Testament with a niew toward understanding and interpretation.

The Old Testament

An introduction to the historical, literary, and cultural approaches to the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) with a view toward understanding and interpretation.

Intro Sociology

Introduction to the basic concepts of society and culture, group behavior, population, class, minorities, community, social institutions and social changes.