Online College: Universal Access Point (UAP)
Click the links below for specific information about specific classes taught in the online or hybrid formats. Please know that the information for each class is different. So if you are registered for more than one online and/or hybrid class, be sure to click the specific link found below for each class.
Summer 2009
Academic Advancement (ACAD)
100 [70] Strategies for College Success
Administration of Justice (ADJUS)
105 [70] Community Relations
Anthropology (ANTHRO)
102 [70] Cultural Anthropology
106 [70] Physical Anthropology
106 [71] Physical Anthropology
Architecture and Environmental Design (ARCH)
Business Administration (BUSAD)
039 [70] Strategies for Successful Employment
100 [70] Introduction to Business
Computer Information Technology (CIT)
114 [70] Spreadsheets: Excel
Economics (ECON)
200 [70] Introduction to Macroeconomics
English (ENGL)
101 [70] Freshman Composition
101 [71] Freshman Composition
101 [72] Freshman Composition
History (HIST)
100 [70] United States History to 1877
100 [71] United States History to 1877
170 [70] World Civilizations to 1500
170 [71] World Civilizations to 1500
171 [71] World Civilizations Since 1492
Mathematics (MATH)
090 [70] Elementary Algebra
090 [71] Elementary Algebra
095 [70] Intermediate Algebra
102 [70] College Algebra
Political Science (POLIT)
100 [70] American Politics
100 [71] American Politics
100 [72] American Politics
Psychology (PSYCH)
100 [70] General Psychology
100 [71] General Psychology
100 [72] General Psychology
100 [73] General Psychology
Religious Studies (RELIG)
101 [70] Introduction to World Religions
101 [71] Introduction to World Religions
135 [70] Religion in America
Sociology (SOC)
100 [70] Introduction to Sociology
100 [71] Introduction to Sociology
100 [72] Introduction to Sociology
100 [73] Introduction to Sociology
110 [70] Contemporary Social Issues
Spanish (SPAN)
101 [70] College Spanish I
Speech (SPEECH)
176 [70] Gender Differences in Communication
Students participating in online classes must have access to a computer that is connected to the Internet, that has a CD-ROM drive, that has speakers or headphones, and that can download clients or plug-ins. Minimum Operating systems: Windows 2000 or Windows XP or Mac OSX. Minimum browser configurations: Firefox 1.5, Netscape 7.0, Internet Explorer 5.0. Specific classes may have other, additional technical requirements.