This summer, look for additional offerings of high demand fall and spring courses as well as the debut of several new courses.
Online Courses
The nine courses listed below are offered regularly on campus during the academic year, but for the first time will also be offered this summer. Click on titles for course descriptions.
- EELE 203 - Circuits II for Engineering, 4 credits
- EGEN 201 - Engineering Mechanics: Statics, 3 credits
- EGEN 202 - Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics, 3 credits
- EGEN 205 - Mechanics of Materials, 3 credits
- HSTR 160D - Modern World History, 4 credits
- M 121Q - College Algebra, 3 credits
- PHL 101IH - Introduction to Philosophy: Reason and Reality, 3 credits
- PHL 110IH - Introduction to Ethics: Problems of Good and Evil, 3 credits
- RLST 100D - Introduction to the Study of Religion, 3 credits
- WRIT 371 - Digital Rhetorics and Multimodal Writing, 3 credits
For more information about the courses listed above as well as additional summer online opportunities, visit the Summer Online Courses page.
New Courses
The following courses are either totally new, or have been offered previously during the academic year but for the first time will also be offered this summer. Click on titles for course descriptions.
Art History
- ARTH 340 - Ancient Art of the Americas - 3 credits
Courses for Teachers
Study Abroad Courses
- ARCH 280 or ARCH 480 - Kenya: Straw Bale Housing Program, 7 credits
- GPHY 291 or GPHY 492 - China: Geography, Culture, and Economics, 6 credits
- GREECE HISTORY, BUSINESS, AND CULTURE COURSES - Greece: Greek Cultural Experience (course numbers TBD), 7 credits
For a description of the courses listed above as well as addtiional study abroad opportunities, visit the Office of International Programs website.
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Updated 3/20/12
