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Before you register online, contact your advisor to confirm your course selections. Your advisor will be able to verify that you have met the necessary prerequisites and answer questions about registration and provide the call numbers you will need for registration. Advisor e-mail is czack@ohio.edu At the bottom of this page you will click to enter online registration; before doing so make a note of the courses you plan to register for--you will leave this page to begin the registration process. To register for classes, click on REGISTER NOW at the bottom of this page. For instructions on using the Web registration system, CLICK HERE. All courses listed below are offered on the World Wide Web with no classroom component. Assignments are submitted by e-mail. Proctored exams may be required. |
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| ENG 384J | Writing in the Professions | |
This writing course examines rhetorical theory in professional writing, such as the role of
context, audience, and purpose in creating documents, and ethical decision making in
professional writing. The course will engage students in writing and reading critically,
writing individually and collaboratively, and writing formally and informally. |
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| MKT 202 | Marketing Principles | |
This course provides a broad understanding of marketing activities, decisions, and terms
with an emphasis on the practices and problems of marketing managers and the analysis
of the marketing environment. |
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| PSY 221 | Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences | |
| Introduction to descriptive and inferential statistics with emphasis on inferential statistics. (
No credit for both 221 and any of the following: MATH 251, PSY 121, QBA 201, COMS 301,
ECON 381.) Prerequisites: (PLACEMENT LEVEL 2 OR HIGHER OR MATH 113 OR 115 OR 163A OR 263A OR 266A) & (NOT MATH 251 OR PSY 121 OR QBA 201) Credit Hours: 5 |
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| SOC 260 | Criminal Justice | |
Examination of structures and decision processes of agencies that deal with crime and criminal offenders. An emphasis is placed on how practice is based on politically derived public policies, and how sociology can be used to analyze the practice of these agencies. Topics include criminal law, policing, court systems, sentencing, and corrections. |
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| TAS 301 | Introduction to Technical and Applied Studies | |
| This course will introduce technical associate degree holders to professional studies
through an examination of program requirements and goals. The historical overview of the
development of various technologies and their influence on Western Civilization will lead to
the consideration of the nature of technology and its many societal functions. Within that
historical and theoretical context, students will be introduced to various management
technologies and theories of leadership, and will be required to assess their own individual beliefs and skills. Prerequisites: None Credit Hours: 4 |
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| T3 470B | Sports Aesthetics | |
| An analysis of the aesthetic in sport by viewing various works of art when sport serves as the subject of the artist and by observing sport when sport is the medium for creating aesthetic expression. Prerequisites: SR ONLY Credit Hours: 4 |
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The courses listed here will be offered online by Ohio University during fall quarter 2008. These courses are part of the bachelor's degree completion program. For more information about what courses you are required to take, you can select | University Outreach Community College Partnerships Call: 1-888-502-8989 Email: ccpartners@ohio.edu |
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