101. Porterville College Schedule Of Classes - Summer 2004 Students who took the equivalent of MATH P051 (Intermediate algebra) at a schoolother than Porterville College will need to provide the online Course. Simons P. http://www.pc.cc.ca.us/04Summer/online.html

Online Course Registration Instructions You must have an email account to enroll in online courses. You will be dropped from your online class if you do not provide the college with your email address. How do I register for an online course? Registering for an online course is quite simple, but you must follow each step properly. Register for the course as you would any other course at Porterville College. You may do this through web registration, telephone registration or through speaking with an Admissions and Records representative. Once the instructor receives your email message, you will receive an email back which will provide further course instruction. Do I need any special equipment? I have more questions! If you have more questions, your instructor will be happy to answer them for you. Please contact the instructor for a particular course. HEALTH EDUCATION HLED P112 - Health Education 3 credits On-line Course Davis B For further information, contact instructor ( bdavis@pc.cc.ca.us ). No health fee will be charged. HLED P112 - Health Education 3 credits On-line Course Kavern D For further information, contact instructor (

102. Please Update Your Bookmarks. This course will give you a flavor for how WCC online courses are structured. AVAILABLEonline courses To view course information and schedule information http://www.waubonsee.edu/onlinecourses/

103. Online Course Information online Course Schedule Course No. Sec, Course Title, Instructor. MATH 1105,ZO1, Intermediate algebra, Barbara Burke, Instructor of Mathematics. http://kainani.hpu.edu/olcourses/schedule.htm

Select from the following links: Help Central - Distance Learning Self-Assessment Test for Distance Learning Courses Necessary Internet Skills for Distance Learning Courses Computer Requirements for Distance Learning Courses Distance Learning Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Tuition for eCourses Financial Aid Academic Advising Online Course Schedule Registration Online Course Schedule This schedule will provide you with information about your course and how to contact the instructor for further information. Each course in the Course No. column is linked to its official description, which includes course prerequisities. Click on the instructor's name in the Instructor column for more information about the course and how to contact the instructor. Available Terms Summer I 2004 Summer II 2004 Summer III 2004 Summer IV 2004 ... Fall 2004 2004 Summer I (May 10, 2004 - June 25, 2004) Updated: 05/27/2004 Course No. Sec Course Title Instructor COM 3420 BO Business Communications Fran Lowell COM 3760 AO Communications Futures Mark Marabella ECON 2010 EO Principles of Microeconomics Eric Abrams, Ph.D.

104. Survey For DSPM 0850 Online Course you ever attempted the Intermediate algebra, DSPM 0850, before? Yes No. If you answered Yes to question two, you are not eligible to take the online course. http://www.mtsu.edu/~nmccormi/survey_for_dspm_0850_online_course.htm

DSPM 0850 ONLINE COURSE Course Description: DSPM 0850 is the Intermediate Algebra course in the Department of Developmental Studies. It is designed to meet the needs of students in preparing them academically to be successful in college-level mathematics courses. The topics that are covered in the course are: Linear Functions and Graphs and Rational Equations Systems of Equations and Inequalities Radical Expressions and Equations and Complex Numbers Quadratic Functions and Graphs Composite and Inverse Functions Some Requirements and Characteristics For Successful Online Students: Own or have daily access to a computer having CD-ROM, a modem for Internet connection, and Microsoft Word. Self-motivated and self-disciplined. Willing and able to commit to 4-15 hours per week for the course. Willing to "speak up" if problems arise. Feel that high quality learning can take place without going to a traditional classroom. Is an Online Course for You?

105. IDEAL Program - University Of Bridgeport You can choose from evening, weekend and online courses. May 11 IntermediateAlgebra (online). May 11 Cultural Anthropology in Stamford. http://www.bridgeport.edu/pages/49.asp

Home About UB Admissions Academics ... Continuing Education IDEAL Program for Lifelong Learning I N N O V A T I V E D E G R E E E X C E L L E N C E I N A C C E L E R A T E D L E A R N I N G Degree Programs Course Schedule FAQ IDEAL was the first accelerated degree program in Connecticut, beginning in 1988 and expanding into three locations throughout the state; Bridgeport, Stamford and Trumbull. Accredited by the New England Association for Schools and Colleges, University of Bridgeport's IDEAL Program gets you on an accelerated track to achieve your educational aspirations. The IDEAL Program gives working adults age 23 or over, the opportunity to complete a bachelor's degree at a time and place convenient to you. You can choose from evening, weekend and online courses. Everything about the IDEAL Program is geared to the way adults live ...and learn. Enrolling in the IDEAL Program at UB was the smartest move I ever made. It has taken my life to a whole new level. Chris Martula, 2002 IDEAL Graduate currently pursuing Master's degree in Counseling at UB. "I was so nervous about returning to school, but once I met my advisor and the students in my class, I felt much more comfortable. The class discussions were highly interactive and engaging."

106. Online Classes For Spring 2004 State Fair Community College  3201 W 16th Sedali Course , Course Title, Note from the Instructor! online Orientation. Instructor.BSKIL020H W, Intro Writing, BSKIL064L W, Elementary algebra, Special Note. http://sfcc.cc.mo.us/extcampus/distlearn/OCSpring2004.htm

State Fair Community College 3201 W 16th Sedalia MO 65301 SFCC Distance Learning Home Page Course Schedule and Information The Spring Semester starts on January 12, 2004 Please click here for system requirements and learner preparation for Online Classes Course # Course Title Note from the Instructor! Online Orientation Instructor BSKIL020H W Intro Writing Writing Orientation Nail BSKIL061I W Basic Math Special Note Math Orientation Shafer BSKIL064L W Elementary Algebra Special Note Elem Algebra Orientation Lazenby Human Resource Management HR Mngmnt Orientation Blankenship Advertising Advertising Orientation Schibi CIS 103A W Intro to CIS CIS Orientation Schupp CIS 107A W Micros I Micros Orientation Wilbanks CIS 148A W Cobol Murphy CIS 190A W Computer/Tech Ed ComTechEd Orientation Arbisi CIS 168AJW XML Special Note XML Orientation Blake Intro to Criminal Justice Crim Justice Orientation Bond DRFT105A W Print Reading Print Read Orientation Haulotte DRFT 111B W Intro Cad Intro Cad Orientation Haulotte DRFT 114B W Intermediate Cad Interm Cad Orientation Haulotte DRFT 115B W Advanced Comp. Drafting

107. Our Course Catalog - 9 Courses Listed the topics of Elementary algebra and begins a and offers writing evaluation and instructiononline. an alternative to institutional remedial writing courses. http://www.onlinecollegeprep.com/service.html

OnlineCollegePrep.com Our Course Catalog - 9 Courses Listed Course Descriptions Tuition and Fees: MAT 0001 Math Anxiety Reduction The major cause of anxiety over mathematics is the promotion of learning by memorization. People often wonder why the anxiety is attached to mathematics instead of English, Social Science, etc., and the answer is a combination of two facts: First, mathematics instruction frequently encourages (forces) memorization;and second, memorization without understanding is a guaranteed route to failure in mathematics, but may seem effective with other subjects. Students can be more aware of their learning problems and students can begin taking control of those situations where anxiety is created. This course aims its information at the student. $50 Tuition Instructor: Robert Hackwort h To Enroll MAT 0002 Interactive Arithmetic This course includes the common topics of arithmetic: whole numbers fractions decimals percents ratio and proportion The instruction is complete with all topics thoroughly explained and numerous examples. Nevertheless, the presentation is for those beyond elementary school age. Adults, especially, will find the presentation at their maturity level.

108. MACS Online - Course Offerings 1998-9 http://www.cs.biu.ac.il/home/teaching/courses/courses_eng.html

Course Offerings 1998-9 Set Theory 1 Set Theory 2 Linear Algebra 1 Linear Algebra 2 Analytic Geometry Methods of Integration Infinitesimal Calculus 1 Infinitesimal Calculus 2 Computer Assisted Problem Solving Computer Literacy Workshop Scientific Software Packages Introduction to Statistics Introduction to Probability Theory Introduction to Computing Data Structures Introduction to Computers General Mathematics 1 General Mathematics 2 Discrete Mathematics Mathematical Logic Logic Programming Group Theory Rings and Modules Algebraic Structures 1 Algebraic Structures 2 Topology 1 Topology 2 Advanced Analysis 1 Complex Analysis 1 Advanced Analysis 2 Applied Analysis Methods in Analysis 1 Methods in Analysis 2 Linear Differential Equations Mathematical Methods Guided Reading Regression and Analysis of Variance General Probability Theory General Statistics Queueing Theory Statistical Software Packages Statistical Theory Algorithms 1 Algorithms 2 File Organization Operating Systems General Mathematics 3 General Mathematics 4 Databases Computer Structure Software Structure Fields and Galois Theory Complex Analysis 2 Measure Theory Functional Analysis Matrix Analysis Applied Statistics 1 Applied Statistics 2 Simulation Operations Research Mathematical Probability and Statistics Numerical Methods Numerical Methods in Differential Equations Projects Workshop Advanced Programming Programming Languages Automata and Formal Languages Computability Seminar in Algebra Seminar in Complex Analysis Seminar in Analysis Seminar in Applied Mathematics Seminar in Statistics

109. AC Online Course Inventory How to start your online course A B C D E F G H I J K L M N Course Number/Name, Term(s)Offered, Information. MATH 0302 Beginning algebra, Fall, Overview Syllabus. http://www.actx.edu/~disted/on/inventory.htm

DE Home Online Interactive Video Telecourses ... Search AC Online Course Inventory How to start your online course A B C ... E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Keyboard Shortcuts = alt+letter key, enter Back to Top = alt+z, enter Course Number/Name Term(s) Offered Information Overview Syllabus ACCT 2301 Accounting Principles I Fall, Spring Overview Syllabus ACCT 2302 Accounting Principles II Fall, Spring, Summer Overview Syllabus ANTH 2346 General Anthropology and the Humanities Fall, Spring ANTH 2351 Cultural Anthropology Fall, Spring ARTC 1325 Introduction to Computer Graphics Fall, Spring, Summer Syllabus ARTS 1301 Art Appreciation Fall, Spring, Summer

110. Louisiana Tech University Louisiana Tech University. Math 101 College algebra online Course Guide. http://rehanna.pageout.net/page.dyn/student/course/course_home?course_id=66657

111. Online Course Descriptions Go to www.dvc.edu/online to access this course. For more information contact theinstructor, Magee, J. MATH110 Elementary algebra - (SC) - 4 Units Section http://www.dvc.edu/schedule/onlinecoursesSU04.asp

Online Courses Online Classroom Are you ready? Tips for a Success ... WebCT Courses Online Courses - Summer 2004 IMPORTANT: Please check the printed schedule, the online schedule of courses at www.dvc.edu/schedule , or the online classroom for your online course required meetings/location. It is your responsibility to attend any required meetings for your online course. Not all required meetings are listed below, but students can obtain course website information and a faculty email address from the links below. Students can also obtain faculty contact information by going to http://www.dvc.edu/facultyhq/search.asp and searching under the faculty member's last name. If you are taking an online course, you must log on to your online classroom during the first week of the semester (or within a week of adding the course), and you must attend any required on-campus meetings. You'll find links to all online classrooms below. If you don't log on during the first week or attend required meetings, you may be dropped from the class as a no-show.

112. New England College Of Finance - Online Courses NECF Certificates or Associate s Degree online college programs; Programs concentratedin banking, mutual funds and insurance; Individual courses that you can http://www.fmsinc.org/cms/?pid=1000444

113. MAT-171-51: College Algebra - Said Information Page Welcome to. College algebra. An interactive online course Fall 2001. Am I suitedto take an online course? Academic Prerequisite Intermediate algebra (MAT 105). http://gcc-sql1.gccnj.edu:8900/public/MAT171/

Welcome to College Algebra An interactive online course Fall 2001 Welcome to the online College Algebra WebCT site! College Algebra course is a combination of college algebra and a review of topics prerequisite to college algebra. The courses is a study of relations and functions including polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, and special functions. Other topics include variation, complex numbers, systems of equations and inequalities, theory of equations, progressions, the binomial theorem, proofs, and applications. What do I need to know about this course? Who is the instructor? Am I suited to take an online course? What is the textbook? Do I have appropriate hardware and software? ... How can a registered student login for the first time Who is the instructor? Sue Said is a full time Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Gloucester County College. She has taught wide range of mathematics courses for over 33 years. Sue earned a Master Degree in Mathematics Education from North Carolina State University in 1985. Prior to joining the faculty at Gloucester County College, Sue was a faculty member, in the Mathematics Department at Wake County College, Raleigh, North Carolina. Sue, also taught mathematics at North Carolina State University (1982 -1986). During this period, Sue received NCSU Outstanding Teaching Award.

114. Welcome To The Center For Teaching, Learning And Technology Explorations of algebra Teaching Professional development online course targetedto improve algebra performance. Registration at www.intel.com/education/math. http://www.ctlt.org/projects/intel_innovations/intel_exploration_in_algebra.php

Sunday, June 06, 2004 in the whole site Marcopolo Intel Microsoft IT Home Intel Registration Calendar (Intel) Events (Intel) ... Contact Us Professional Development Opportunities Intel Teach 2003 Faculty/Pre-Service Cause-Effect Seminar Innovations Institutes ... Explorations of Algebra Teach to the Future Intel Teach 2003 Faculty/Pre-Service National Intel Teach National Intel Education ... '02 Master Teacher Roster Explorations of Algebra Teaching Professional development online course targeted to improve algebra performance Registration at www.intel.com/education/math TIMSS Video Studies: Explorations of Algebra Teaching is designed to support and enhance mathematics teaching in U.S. classrooms by using video case studies and research findings from the recently released Third International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) Video project. By observing teachers in authentic classroom settings, course participants explore what they can learn from other cultures to better engage and sustain their students in doing serious mathematical work.

115. Camden County College s. Fall 2004....... 6/28/048/06/04. MTH-029-OL3. Elem algebra Traditional. 6/01/04-7/30/04. MTH-125-OL2. SOC-101-OL3.“. 6/1/04-7/30/04. online Course http://www.camdencc.edu/distance_learning/online_courses.htm

Online Courses Telecourses Hybrid Courses NJ Virtual Community College Consortium ... Bookstore Information On-line courses are a distance learning approach to instruction where the classroom is the course website. Students and faculty communicate via the Internet, email, fax, mail, or telephone. To be successful with this mode of delivery, students must be self-directed learners who possess strong reading and writing skills. Since taking an online course is similar to an independent study experience, students need to be goal oriented and self disciplined. All course sessions will be conducted at the student's convenience over the Internet. Thus, access to the Internet, and understanding basic Internet navigation is essential. Also, synchronous (same time) chat sessions may be required weekly. Students will be required to take examinations at the Blackwood campus at the College Testing Center. Fall 2004 Summer 2004 Summer 2004 Late Spring/Early Summer 2004 4/5-5/30 Mathematics/Sciences/Health Careers Introduction to Nutrition Instructor: Prof. Betty Joynes

116. Collection Of Lecture Notes, Survey Papers, Etc Susanne Albers Competitive online Algorithms; David J. Aldous algebra I; M. EpkenhansLineare algebra II; Stefan Joachim von zur Gathen Course Notes Computer http://www.uni-paderborn.de/fachbereich/AG/agmadh/WWW/english/scripts.html

Collection of Lecture Notes, Surveys, and Papers This is a collection of some lecture notes, papers, ... that we have found in Internet. By no way this is a complete archieve, its primary aim is to serve the local needs of our research group and our students. So many of items are accessible only from Paderborn. This paged was created by Artur Czumaj artur@uni-paderborn.de Miroslaw Kutylowski mirekk@uni-paderborn.de Currently it is maintained by Fedor V. Fomin fomin@upb.de document.write("Last modified " + document.lastModified) Surveys, lecture notes, books PhD and Habilitation Dissertations (internal only) Others (internal only) S urveys, lecture notes, books Susanne Albers : Competitive Online Algorithms Reversible Markov Chains and Random Walks on Graphs The Probabilistic Method Hardness of Approximations ... Applications of Universal Hashing in Complexity Theory Hagit Attiya: Distributed Algorithms Laszlo Babai: Transparent Proofs and Limits to Approximation Alexander Barg: Complexity Issues in Coding Theory Mihir Bellare: Proof Checking and Approximation: Towards Tight Results Quantum Computation Parallel Algorithms Jianer Chen: Lecture Notes in Computational Optimization Jianer Chen: Lecture Notes in Computational Geometry A Compendium of NP Optimization Problems Josep Diaz: Probabilistic Algorithms Reinhard Diestel: Graph Theory Martin Dietzfelbinger: Datenstrukturen Paul E. Dunne:

117. Algebra Online for you (1) to review your basic algebra skills, (2 are for you to learn the materialof the course. The required online homework will not be enough to learn http://faculty.valenciacc.edu/pfernandez/Precalculus/1140online/AlgebraOnline.ht

Department of Mathematics MAC 1140: Precalculus Algebra ONLINE Session 2, 03-04 Instructor: Paul J. Fernandez Office: Building 4, Room 241 Phone: E-mail: pfernandez@valencia.cc.fl.us Web: http://faculty.valenciacc.edu/pfernandez Note: Outside class, we will communicate mainly through the Atlas e-mail. Please, check your Atlas e-mail on a regular basis Office Hours: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Individual appointments are available upon request. About the course This online course uses ‘MyMathLab’, Addison Wesley’s testing tool over the Internet. To be able to take this course, you must have a computer, you must know how to use a computer and you should be able to download and install plug-ins, if you plan to use a computer other than the ones in the Mathematics Lab at the East Campus Learning Resource Center. Since this is a Valencia East Campus Course, the computers at the Computer Labs in other campuses will not have the appropriate plug-ins installed. This online course is hard, time consuming, and it is not intended for everyone. Only the highly motivated, highly discipline and highly organized students, that can read the book and can learn the material by themselves, are successful in this course. Working with Mathematics should not be an issue for you.

118. UCCP Course Descriptions And Prerequisites PG Hewett (Addison Wesley, 2002) Prerequisites algebra II and Trigonometry (Trig.may be taken concurrently) Special Requirements This course is accompanied http://www.uccp.org/students/courses2.htm

Course Descriptions UCCP Home Advanced Placement (AP) Biology Calculus AB Calculus BC Chemistry ... US History Honors* English Composition Psychology Shakespeare Sociology Pilot Courses AY 2003-04 The following courses will be introduced in academic year 2003-2004. Availability is subject to limitations and change. CP American Literature CP Chemistry CP Physics Honors Physics ... CP US Government * Honors courses were designed for college undergraduates and may contain material on human sexuality and family life. Note: course duration and semester availability in parentheses. Two-semester courses require a full academic year to complete and are therefore available exclusively in the fall term. Please note course availability depends entirely upon school eligibility. Not all courses will be available to all students. Course Catalog (pdf) AP Biology (2 Semesters;

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