Online and Blended Courses
Please select an online/blended course below to view detailed information. 500/600/700-level are graduate courses.Jump to Fall 2009 - 2nd 7 Week Session and Spring 2010 courses below.
Intersession 2010 online and blended course registration begins on Nov 2nd:
| Biology BIO 103 Topic: Human-Microbe Interactions English ENL 200 Microfiction: Very Short Stories ENL 246 Women Writers ENL 348 American Women Playwrights ENL 373 World Cinema I History HST 104 World Civilizations II HST 305 US in the Age of Revolution Marketing MKT 311 Principles of Marketing MKT 331 Integrated Marketing Communications MKT 490 Spec Topic: E-Marketing MKT 690 Spec Topic: Promo Sustainability Enterprise Mathematics MTH 100 Basic Algebra Music MUS 101 Introduction to Music MUS 107 Theory Fundamentals |
Nursing NUR 105 Human Nutrition Philosophy PHL 215 Introduction to Ethics PHL 326 Philosophy of Law Physics PHY 151 Intro to Astronomy Political Science PSC 101 Intro to American Politics PSC 347 Environmental Law Policy Studies PST 661 Environmental Law Sociology SOC 102 Social Problems Sustainability SUS 250 Studies: Urban Environments SUS 347 Environmental Law Women's Studies WMS 101 Intro to Women's Studies WMS 246 Women Writers WMS 348 American Women Playwrights |
Spring 2010 online and blended course registration begins on Nov 30th:
| Anthropology ANT 310 Social Movements Biology BIO 103 Topic: Human-Microbe Interactions BIO 635 Methods/Material Biology Secondary Crime & Justice Studies CJS 190 Intro. to Crime & Justice Studies CJS 366 Crime, Justice, & Policy Economics ECO 232 Principles of Macroeconomics English ENL 255 Introduction to Film ENL 362 Writing Reviews History HST 300 Topic: American Cultural History HST 389 Topic: Women in World History HST 500 Topic: American Cultural History Management MGT 461 Organizational Development MGT 492 Topic: Principles of Sustainability MGT 600 Corp Social Responsibility/Bus Law MGT 650 Advanced Organizational Behavior MGT 690 Spec Top: Managing Across Cultures Marketing MKT 360 Business to Business Marketing MKT 420 International Marketing MKT 650 Marketing Strategy Mathematics Education MTE 503 Math Methods for HS Teachers Music MUS 101 Introduction to Music MUS 107 Theory Fundamentals |
Nursing NUR 214 Scholarly Inquiry NUR 301 Transition to Baccalaureate Nursing Education NUR 322 Holistic Health Assessment RNs NUR 409 Leadership in Nursing NUR 452 Nursing Care/Persons - Chronic Illness NUR 453 Nursing Care/Chronic Illness Lab Philosophy PHL 200 Spec Topic: Ethics and the Courts Physics PHY 171 Planet Earth I PHY 182 Introduction to the Weather Political Science PSC 101 Intro to American Politics PSC 332 Sex, Roles & Politics Policy Studies PST 560 Environ Consequence Globaliza PST 562 Environmental Policy Science Elective SCI 636 Methods/Resources in CHM-Sec Ed SCI 637 Gen Science/Middle School Educators Sociology SOC 310 Social Movements Sustainability SUS 211 Principles of Sustainability Women's Studies WMS 201 Intro to Feminist Theory WMS 300 Topic: Women in World History WMS 312 Feminist Research Methods WMS 332 Sex, Roles & Politics |
Fall 2nd 7 Week Session courses below are currently enrolling:
Attention Students: Enroll now for courses... The courses below do not include the $30.00 registration fee, a one time charge per term. Students enrolling through COIN may need to contact the University Enrollment Center at 508-999-8857 or 508-999-8866 to have your matric activated for the term. This activation process only takes a few minutes.
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ANT 316 Research Methods SOC 316 Research Methods |
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ANT 316 - Research Methods 3 credits O SOC 316 - Research Methods 3 credits O |
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