Take an SU Online Class this Summer!

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1 Take an SU Online Class this Summer! See next page for online class listings The ultimate in flexibility, online classes require no commuting. Note: Prior to registration, matriculated students should consult with their academic advisor to ensure that online courses are appropriate to their individual circumstances. Qs & As about Online Study What is an online class? An online class is a credit class that is completed over the Internet. It can be used to fulfill requirements for degree programs at SU or other colleges. Who can take online classes? Online classes are open to full- and part-time students, both matriculated and nonmatriculated, unless a specific restriction is stated in the class description. How much does an online class cost? Tuition for online classes is the same as for regular classes. Tentative summer tuition rates are listed on page 95. How difficult are online classes? Online classes are not easy replacements for on-campus credit classes. These structured classes involve a dialogue between students and instructor and discussion among class members, as well as assignments similar to those typically required in regular classes. The academic standards are no less rigorous, and discipline is required to complete class assignments on time. While online classes are convenient, students should expect to spend as much time on an online class as they do for a regular class (including time spent in the classroom and time spent doing outside homework). What do I need to know to take an online class? Completing an online class requires familiarity with and web browsing. Students do not need to be computer experts, but basic computer skills are important. Students should be comfortable sending and receiving messages, navigating the web, and downloading, storing, and retrieving files. Technical information Discuss special technology requirements with your course instructor or the Help Desk ( or [email protected]) before enrolling in an online course. For a list of the recommended minimum computer requirements to participate in an online class, visit To access online classes: 1. One business day after your registration, go to 2. Follow the login instructions when you are ready to access Blackboard. IMPORTANT: You will need to know your SU Net ID and password. If you do not know them, visit the Information and Technology Services web site at or call If you have trouble accessing Blackboard, please contact the Help Desk at or [email protected]. For the most up-to-date information on times, instructors, fees, and class availability, check the Class Search at MySlice.syr.edu. Questions? Call for more information.

2 Summer 2016 parttime.syr.edu 2 Flexible Date Classes Summer 2016 Online Classes AED 400 U Creative Leadership and (3) Meets 7/5-30. Rolling Social Responsibilities AED 600 U Creative Leadership and (3) Meets 7/5-30. Rolling Social Responsibilities BPS 300 U Creative and Design Thinking (3) Meeting times TBA Sonneborn BPS 415 U Digital and Business Communication (3) Meets 5/12-7/7. Frasciello for Professional Studies KNM 301 U Introduction to Knowledge Management (3) Meets 5/12-7/7. Garza LIN 421 U Introduction to Methodology of (3) Meets 7/25-8/12. Brown Teaching Languages: English/Foreign Language Teaching LIN 621 U Introduction to Methodology of (3) Meets 7/25-8/12. Brown Teaching Languages: English/Foreign Language Teaching MAT 526 U Introduction to Stochastics Processes (3) Meets 5/23-7/29. McConnell SWK 724 M Psychopathology (3) Meets 5/18-7/7. Smith MAYmester: May CFS 202 M Development of Children and Youth (3) Carter NSD 114 U Food Safety/Quality Assurance (2) Kiernan SOC 305 U Sociology of Sex and Gender (3) Harrington- Meyer SOC 400 U Aging Context of Family Life (3) Silverstein SOC 600 U Aging Context of Family Life (3) Silverstein SPM 300 U Analyzing the Baseball Organization (3) Paul SWK 400 U Aging in the Context of Family Life (3) Silverstein SWK 600 U Aging Context of Family Life (3) Silverstein WGS 305 U Sociology of Sex and Gender (3) Harrington- Meyer Summer Session I: May 23 July 1 ART 200 U Art in Europe + (3) Zaima ART 300 U Art in Europe + (3) Zaima ART 500 U Art in Europe + (3) Zaima CAR 302 U Previz for Animation (3) Hanlin CFE 400 U Native Knowledge, Identity, and (3) John/Burnam Learning CFE 600 M Sociology of Disability (3) Hackett CFE 600 U Native Knowledge, Identity, and (3) John/Burnam Learning CFS 202 M Development of Children and Youth (3) Carter CFS 204 M Applied Research Methods in CFS (3) Jung CFS 331 M Play, Development, and (3) Razza Early Education

3 Summer 2016 parttime.syr.edu 3 CFS 335 M Issues and Perspectives in (3) Moreno Early Childhood Education CFS 363 M Introduction to Gerontology (3) Ramadoss CFS 367 M Child and Family in Cross-Cultural (3) Moreno Perspectives CFS 400 M Immigrant and Refugee Families (3) Carter and Children CFS 600 M Immigrant and Refugee Families (3) Carter and Children COU 600 M School Counseling for College Access (3) Consent required. Seward and Retention CRS 287 U Foundation Inquiry in Human (3) Good Communication CRS 435 U Interviewing (3) Perrello DSP 600 M Sociology of Disability (3) Hackett ECN 301 U Intermediate Microeconomics (3) O Connor ECN 602 U Survey Macroeconomic Theory (3) Dutkowsky HST 101 U American History to 1865 (3) Schmeller HST 121 U Global History to 1750 (3) Takeda HST 210 U The Ancient World (3) Champion HST 300 U Genocide in the Modern World (3) Ebner HST 300 U The Korean War (3) Kallander HST 362 U Nazi Germany & the Holocaust (3) Marhoefer HTW 302 M Influencing Healthy Behavior (3) Gump HTW 309 M Health Disparities (3) Thompson IDE 456 M Critical Thinking Tools (3) Koszalka IDE 656 M Critical Thinking Tools (3) Koszalka IDE 737 M Advance Instructional Design (3) Koszalka IST 646 M Storytelling Info Professional (3) Meets 5/23-7/1. Arnone IST 722 M Data Warehouse (3 Meets 5/23-7/1. Fudge NSD 225 M Nutrition in Health (3) Brann NSD 225 M Nutrition in Health (3) Bruening NSD 342 U Nutrition in the Life Span (3) Uzcategui PHI 192 U Introduction to Moral Theory (3) Staff PPE 300 M Coaching Sports: Diversity and (3) Columna Disability PPE 500 M Coaching Sports: Diversity and (3) Columna Disability SOC 101 U Introduction to Sociology (3) Simpson SOC 319 U Qualitative Methods, Sociology (3) Oliver SPM 295 U Research Methodology (3) Graham SPM 300 U Analyzing the Hockey Organization (3) Paul WGS 317 U Qualitative Methods, Sociology (3) Oliver

4 Summer 2016 parttime.syr.edu 4 Summer Session II: July 5 August 12 ARC 500 M BIM and 3D Design Using Revit (3) Wing ART 200 U Art in America+ (3) Zaima ART 300 U Art in America+ (3) Zaima ART 500 U Art in America+ (3) Zaima CFS 201 M Family Development (3) Mulvaney CFS 367 M Child and Family in Cross-Cultural (3) Moreno Perspectives CRS 183 U Concepts and Perspectives in (3) Feyh Rhetorical Studies DSP 357 M Deafness and Disability (3) Staff DSP 600 M Deafness and Disability (3) Staff ECN 681 U Money, Banking and Monetary Policy (3) Dutkowsky ECS 354 M Green Tech and Sustainability (3) Lui HST 102 U U.S. History Since 1865 (3) Schmeller HST 112 U Napoleon to the Present (3) Ebner HST 122 U Global History 1750 to Present (3) Shanguhyia HST 300 U Godzilla to Gangnam: (3) Kallander Korea/Japan Relations HST 300 U The Cold War and Popular Culture (3) Khalil HST 353 U History of Ancient Rome (3) Champion HTW 121 M Personal and Social Health (3) Thompson HTW 306 M Public Health Admin Systems (3) Olson-Gugerty IDE 736 M Motivation in Learning and Instruction (3) Pusch IDE 772 M Educational Technologies in (3) Lei International Settings NSD 225 M Nutrition in Health (3) Brann NSD 225 M Nutrition in Health (3) Bruening NSD 425 U Nutrition Fitness/Sports (3) Uzcategui NSD 625 U Nutrition Fitness/Sports (3) Uzcategui PPE 200 U Spanish for Physical Activity and (3) Columna/ Health Professionals Carter-Grosso PHI 171 U Critical Thinking (3) Staff PHI 297 U Philosophy of Feminism (3) Staff PSC 355 U International Political Economy (3) McDowell SOC 101 U Introduction to Sociology (3) Staff SOC 300 U China and Globalization (3) Ma SPA 200 U Spanish for Physical Activity and (3) Columna/ Health Professionals Carter-Grosso SPE 311 M Perspectives in Disabilities (3) Staff SPE 600 M Deafness and Disability (3) Staff SPE 600 M Perspectives on Disabilities (3) Staff WGS 297 U Philosophy of Feminism (3) Staff

5 Summer 2016 parttime.syr.edu 5 Combined Session: May 23 August 12 AAS 434 U Underground Railroad (3) Sernett AAS 634 U Underground Railroad (3) Sernett ANT 100 U Introduction to Anthropology (3) Roache- Fedchenko ANT 494 U Underground Railroad (3) Sernett ANT 694 U Underground Railroad (3) Sernett EEE 370 M Introduction to EEE (3) Staff ETS 215 U Introductory Poetry Workshop (3) Gibbs ETS 217 U Introductory Fiction Workshop (3) Ditmar ETS 401 U Advanced Writing Workshop: (3) Consent required. Gibbs Poetry ETS 403 U Advanced Writing Workshop: (3) Consent required. Ditmar Fiction FSC 451 U Forensic Pathology (3) Prutsman- Pfeiffer FSC 651 U Forensic Pathology (3) Prutsman- Pfeiffer HST 434 U Underground Railroad (3) Sernett HST 634 U Underground Railroad (3) Staff IST 565 M Data Mining (3) Fox IST 600 M Library Services for Under Served (3) Hill Populations IST 614 M Management Principles for (3) Rose Information Management Professionals IST 618 M Information Policy (3) Sharif IST 618 M Information Policy (3) Sharif IST 687 M Applied Data Science (3) Krudys IST 718 M Advanced Information Analytics (3) Krudys MAS 362 M Decision Tools for Management (3) Staff PHI 293 U Ethics and Media Professions (3) Prescott PHI 325 U Existentialism (3) Mooney PHI 383 U Free Will (3) Staff PHI 398 U Medical Ethics (3) Staff REL 103 U Religion and Sports (3) Arnold REL 191 U Religion, Meaning, and Knowledge (3) Mooney SOC 101 U Introduction to Sociology (3) Staff SOC 300 U Environment and Inequality (3) Staff SOC 300 U Visual Sociology (3) Staff SOC 367 U Sociology of Sport (3) Pauline, J. WRT 205 U Studio 2: Critical Research (3) Staff WRT 307 U Advanced Studio: (3) Staff Professional Writing