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Online Classes

Fall 2008

August 25, 2008 to December 20, 2008

After August 11 , 2008, upon registering, students may be able to view online course site with orientation, help information, and some course content. Per the professor, some course material may not be visible until August 25 . We encourage you to go through the orientation prior to the start of the semester to test your computer and learn how to use basic features such as navigation, discussions, mail, assignment, and test. However, please do not complete any course-related activities or print any documents before August 25 ; all course information is considered in progress until the first day of courses-- August 25, 2008.

The sample online course syllabi posted are subject to change and should NOT be used for the online courses. Please log on to your online class for the most updated course syllabus and to participate in your online class.
Contact MxCC bookstore for textbook information.

For questions on the CONTENT of an online class, contact the professor of the class
.

Course

CRN

Subject

Credits

Professor

Prerequisite(s)/ Special Requirement(s)

Course Information

Financial Accounting

3005

Acc 115

4

Nancy L. Kelly

Minimum placement in ENG 063, ENG 073, MATH 137 or permission of instructor

s

Intro. to Anthropology

3007

Ant 101 L/D

3

John T. Ambenge

None

sSyllabus

Principles of the Human Body

3038

Bio 110

3

Susan Deane

None

s

Introduction to Nutrition

3039

Bio 111

3

Linda Fleming

*Purchase Textbook at MxCC Book Store
BIO 110, high school biology, or permission of instructor

s

Syllabus

Business Law I

3054

BBG 231

3

Dawn Michelle Bradanini

Qualifying placement scores in ENG 101 or permission of instructor

s

Principles of Management

3055

BMG 202 D

3

Eleanor L. Gibbons

Qualifying placement scores in ENG 101 or permission of instructor

s

Principles of Marketing

3056

BMK 201

3

Daniel Viens

Qualifying placement scores in ENG 101 or permission of instructor

sSyllabus

Intro to Mass Communication

3078

COM 101

3

Richard Lenoce

Contact Professor Lenoce for additional class information. ENG 101 strongly recommended

s
Scriptwriting
3079
COM 111
3
Qualifying placement scores in ENG 101 or permission of instructor
Syllabus

Spreadsheet Applications

3091

CSA 135

3

Jean A. Insinga

None

sCourse Overview

Database Applications (MS Access)

3092

CSA 140

3

Donna Hylton

Prior knowledge of keyboarding and hands-on familiarity with Windows recommended

s

 

Intro to Computers
3093
CSC 101
3
*Purchase Textbook at MxCC Book Store
Hands-on familiarity with computers

Intro. to Early Childhood Education

3117

ECE 101

3

Ijego V. Nwachuku

None

s

Principles of Macroeconomics

3122

ECN 101

3

Alina R Payne

MAT 095 strongly recommended, ECN 102, ENG 101, MATH 137

s

Principles of Microeconomics

3123

ECN 102 D

3

Alina R Payne

MAT 095 strongly recommended, ENG 101, MATH 137

s
Composition
3159
ENG 101 L
3
Qualifying placement scores or "C-" or better in ENG 063
s

Composition

3160

ENG 101 L

3

Christine Ruggiero

Qualifying placement scores or “C-“ or better in ENG 063

s

Literature & Composition

3161

ENG 102 L

3

Dale M.Griffith

“C” or better in ENG 101

Syllabus

Introduction to Literature

3162

ENG 110

3

Joan Donati

Completion of ENG 101 recommended

s
Advanced Compostition
3163
ENG 200 L
3
"B-" or better in ENG 101
s

American Literature I

3164

ENG 221

3

Donna Bontatibus

ENG 101 and either ENG 102 or ENG 110

s

Intro. to Geography

3178

GEO 101 D

3

Jeffrey L. Sherman

None

s

U.S. History I

3187

HIS 201 L/D

3

Sandra L. Gallichio-Enders

None

s

Intermediate Algebra

3242

MAT 137

3

Jean A. Insinga

*Purchase Textbooks at MxCC Book Store
"C" or better in MAT 095 or qualifying placement test scores and/or permission of instructor

sCourse Overview

Elem. Statistics & Probability I

3243

MAT168

4

Jane K Piorkowski

“C” or better in MAT 137 or placement
TI-83 calculator, TI-83 Plus calculator, or MS Excel

s
American Government 3258 POL 111
3

Heather J. Verdi

none
Syllabus

General Psychology I

3267

PSY 111 L/D

3

Patricia J. Sawyer

reading exempt and Eng. 101 eligible

sSyllabus

General Psychology I

3268

PSY 111 L/D

3

Yi Guan-Raczkowski

reading exempt and Eng. 101 eligible

sSyllabus

Life Span Development
3269
PSY 201 L/D
3
PSY 111
syllabus

Child & Adolescent Development

3270

PSY 204

3

Ijego V. Nwachuku

PSY 111

s
Psychology of Adult Development & Aging
3271
PSY 208
3

PSY 111 and ENG 101

Curriculum change to the Therapeutic Recreation Certificate:  from a requirement of Soc. 114, Sociology of Aging to Soc. 114, Sociology of Aging or Psy 208, Adult Development and Aging. 

s

Principles of Sociology

3289

SOC 101 D

3

John T. Ambenge

None

sSyllabus

Social Problems

3290

SOC 103

3

John T. Ambenge

None

sSyllabus

Sociology of the Family

    

3291

SOC 210 D

3

Patricia J. Sawyer

None

ssyllabus

Proof of Prerequisite(s) must be presented at the time of registration.
Transcripts that display the student’s name, official or unofficial, or Accuplacer placement test scores (for math and English) will be accepted.
Please note that, in order to meet the course prerequisite, you must have achieved certain grades in the class(es) or certain scores on the Accuplacer test. Test score requirements vary from college to college and will dictate your placement in math and English.
If you have not met the minimum criteria and/or cannot provide appropriate documentation, Middlesex Community College can not place you into the class.

*You MUST purchase the textbook at the MxCC bookstore to acquire access codes for class assignments.
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