Distance Learning Courses Earn College Credit at Home Who should take a distance learning class? Distance learning classes are not easier than traditional classes. They have the same expectations and are equivalent to classes taught on campus. Courses that do not require weekly classroom attendance require a significant amount of self-discipline. Successful students are generally: highly motivated, independent, active learners, have good reading and organizational skills, can adapt to new learning environments, have discipline to study without external reminders, and have computer literacy skills (may need to use e-mail, Moodle, etc.). Visit www.stchas. edu/distance and click “Is Online Right for Me”? to determine your readiness.
What Is “Distance Learning?” Distance learning classes include online courses, telecourses, and teleweb courses that do not require regular classroom attendance but may require an oncampus orientation, midterm, or final exam. Students use textbooks, complete written assignments, and receive faculty assistance. Distance learning classes are comparable to on-campus classes in credits earned.
Some campus meetings may be scheduled for online courses. Students must check the distance learning website at www.stchas.edu/distance for critical information at least one week prior to the start of the semester. Please call the Distance Learning Office at 636-922-8470 if you have any questions.
SUMMER 2013 Courses Online Classes
ACT 101-N1 – Applied Accounting ANT 102-N1 – Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ANT 151-N1 – World Archaeology ARB 101-N1 – Arabic I Lang & Culture ARB 102-N1 – Arabic II Lang & Culture BAS 101-N1 – Keyboarding BAS/CPT 103-N1 – Microcomputer Applications BIO 095-N1 – Foundations in Science for Health Careers BIO 110-N1 – Human Biology BIO 265-N1 – Pathophysiology
More Flexibility for You
BUS 101-N1 – Introduction to Business
Distance learning classes offer flexibility for students with full work schedules, people with jobs that require travel or rotating shifts, or those who have parenting responsibilities.
BUS 230-N1– Principles of Marketing
BUS 201-N1– Principles of Management COL 299-N1 – Sophomore Portfolio Assessment CPM 160-N1 – Introduction to HTML
Hybrid Classes are partially on campus and partially online. No more than 50% of instruction is on campus.
CPT 115-N1 – Introduction to Data Processing
Online classes use materials on the Moodle Website and e-mail for communication. E-mail and World Wide Web experience is assumed.
ECO 100-N1 – Survey Economics
Telecourses are DVDs/videos available for viewing in the SCC Library and may be available to check-out. Students must attend some oncampus meetings
EDU 211-N1 – Foundations of Education
TeleWeb courses add Internet activities to the video programming of telecourses. Students need access to the Internet and experience with e-mail and the World Wide Web.
LIT 271-N1 – Contemporary Global Literature
Register and pay for your courses as you would any traditional SCC course – either in person, by mail or online. Textbooks and study guides may be purchased from the SCC Bookstore in person or from the Bookstore Website. Most distance learning courses are 3 credit hours. In addition to the tuition, there is a teleweb/telecourse fee of $45 per course. Mandatory meetings are scheduled before the start of the distance learning class.
CRJ 140-N1 – Introduction to Criminal Justice CRJ 175-N1 – Criminology ECO 110-N1 – Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 120-N1 – Principles of Microeconomics GLC 290-N1 – Women in Islamic Tradition HIS 101-N1 – U.S. History to 1877 HIS 102-N1 – U.S. Since 1877 MAT 121-N1C – Intermediate Algebra MAT 160-N1 – College Algebra MUS 101-N1 – Foundations of Music MUS 111-N1 – Music Appreciation MUS 112-N1 – Jazz Appreciation MUS 234-N1 – Jazz History PHE 108-N1 – Stress Management PHE 252-N1 – Nutrition for Sports Performance POL 101-N1 – American Government PSY 101-N1 – Introduction to Psychology PSY 201-N1 – Child Psychology
SUMMER/FALL 2013 CREDIT CLASS SCHEDULE – 48