ONLINE PROGRAMS & ACADEMIC INITIATIVES
FALL 2019
TEXTBOOK INFORMATION FOR EACH SEMESTER CAN BE FOUND ONLINE AT THE HCC BOOKSTORE HCC.EDU/COLLEGESTORE
ONLINE LEARNING hcc.edu/online
n Online courses follow the Summer 2019 and Fall 2019 calendars available on page 56.
Online Programs Office, Marieb 225
n For course details including prerequisites and notes see A-Z Course List, pages 17-53.
ONLINE PROGRAMS & ACADEMIC INITIATIVES
Interested in Online Learning?
Did you know that one out of every four students at HCC takes at least one course online?
Position yourself for success, tab into the future, and join HCC Online today!
Take advantage of the convenience and flexibility of online learning. ? Complete a degree ? Take a course ? Experience online learning at its best ? Earn the credentials you deserve
HCC Online offers the best opportunities to meet your personal and academic goals. Visit us at: hcc.edu/online
ONLINE LEARNING
What You Need to Know About HCC Online
We would like to invite you to join HCC Online. At HCC you can complete your entire degree online or you can choose to take some of your courses online. In order to take online courses, you should have basic computer skills and access to a computer with Internet.
Online courses are not self-paced. They follow the same academic calendar as on-campus courses. Students are expected to log in and start coursework the first day of classes. All of our online courses are a-synchronous, which means you don't have to meet at a predetermined time. You complete your coursework on your schedule. Each course outlines the attendance policy and participation requirements in the syllabus.
Where do I find my online class? All of our courses run in Moodle (). Moodle is an online learning environment where you interact with your instructors and peers, and where you find the course materials, syllabi, assignments and readings, etc. You
can explore and familiarize yourself with Moodle in our Learn Moodle practice course.
Are Online Courses Easier? Not really. You should expect to complete the same amount of work as normally required in an oncampus course. For example, for a 3 credit class, you are expected to be online working at least 3 to 5 days a week.
Most courses require a textbook. Make sure you have your textbook for the first day of classes. A link to our virtual College Store is available in Moodle.
You may be taking your classes online, but you are never alone. All our academic support services are available to you: etutoring (online tutoring), library online services, academic advising, the help desk and MERC, which are students helping students.
For Information about Moodle, eTutoring and Online Library Services, visit us at hcc.edu/online
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FOR COURSE DETAILS INCLUDING PREREQUISITES AND NOTES, SEE A-Z COURSE LIST, PAGES 16-64
FALL 2019
ONLINE LEARNING
Accounting
ACC 111 ACC 112 ACC 115 ACC 205
Principles of Accounting I Principles of Accounting II Computer Assisted Accounting + Managerial Accounting
3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits
American Sign Language
ASL 101
American Sign Language I [C]
3 Credits
Anthropology
ANT 101 ANT 114
Cultural Anthropology [B]
3 Credits
Understanding Diversity and Valuing Similarities [B] 3 Credits
Art
ART 110
Introduction to Art [C]
3 Credits
Astronomy
AST 110
Introduction to Astronomy [E]
4 Credits
Biology
BIO 101
BIO 102 BIO 107 BIO 111 BIO 217 BIO 218
General Biology for Non-Majors:
The Processes of Life [E] +
4 Credits
Biology in Your World [E] +
4 Credits
General Biology I: Introduction to Cell Functions [E] 4 Credits
Human Biology [E] +
4 Credits
Human Anatomy & Physiology I [E] +
4 Credits
Human Anatomy & Physiology II [E] +
4 Credits
Business Administration
BUS 101 BUS 112 BUS 113 BUS 114 BUS 115 BUS 215
Introduction to Business Professional Etiquette Ethics in Business Money Management Computer Applications Spreadsheets
3 Credits 1 Credit 1 Credit 1 Credit 3 Credit
3 Credits
Communication
COM 121 COM 131 COM 214
Introduction to Communication [C] Mass Communication [C] Social Media: More Than Just Friends [C]
3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits
Computer Science/Info Systems
CSI 111 CSI 252
Computer Concepts and Applications Introduction to Web Site Development
4 Credits 3 Credits
Criminal Justice
CRJ 100 CRJ 103 CRJ 105 CRJ 112 CRJ 117 CRJ 209 CRJ 210 CRJ 230
Introduction to Criminal Justice Introduction to Corrections Introduction to Security Criminal Law and Procedure Criminology [B] Police and Society [B] Human Relations: Diversity [B] Capstone in Criminal Justice
3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits
Culinary Arts
CUL 104 CUL 106 CUL 111 CUL 113
Professional Standards for Foodservice Industry + Digital Technology for Culinarians + Sanitation and Safety + Introduction to Foodservice Operations +
1 Credit 1 Credit 2 Credits 2 Credits
Developmental Disabilities
DVD 110 DVD 210
Introduction to Developmental Disabilities Current Issues in Developmental Disabilities
3 Credits 3 Credits
Earth Science
ESC 110 ESC 111
Introduction to Geology & Oceanography [E] Introduction to Meteorology [E]
4 Credits 4 Credits
Prerequisites: you must provide proof you have met prerequisites when registering for classes
Economics
ECN 101 ECN 102
Introduction to Macroeconomics [B] Introduction to Microeconomics [B]
3 Credits 3 Credits
Education
EDU 101 EDU 104 EDU 202 EDU 208
EDU 213 EDU 218 EDU 220
Early Childhood Programs + Child Development and Behavior Foundations of Multicultural Education [B] Introduction to Teaching Students with Exceptional Learning Needs Student Teaching Practicum Assessment, Observation, and Documentation + Childcare Administration I
3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits
3 Credits 6 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits
Electronic Media
EMS 118 EMS 150
Media for the Web [C] Interactive Digital Storytelling [C]
3 Credits 3 Credits
Engineering
EGR 221
Mechanics I - Statics +
3 Credits
English
ENG 101 ENG 102 ENG 217 ENG 224
Composition I [A] Composition II [A] Creative Writing [C] Children's Literature [C]
3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits
English as a Second Language
ESL 141 ESL 169 ESL 170
Reading and Writing 4 + Grammar III + Grammar IV +
6 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits
Environmental Science
ENV 124 ENV 214
The Natural History of New England [E] Climate Change
4 Credits 3 Credits
Forensic Science
FRS 100
Introduction to Forensic Science (Non-Majors) [E] 4 Credits
French
FRH 101
Elementary French 1 [C]
3 Credits
General Studies
GSY 112
Professional Etiquette
1 Credit
Geography
GEO 110
World Regional Geography [B]
3 Credits
Gerontology
GRT 110
Introduction to the Study of Aging [B]
3 Credits
Health
HTH 101 HTH 102 HTH 105
HTH 109
HTH 114 HTH 130 HTH 201 HTH 220
Introduction to Health Careers Introduction to Public Health [B] Alzheimer's Disease and Other DementiaRelated Disorders Principles of Electronic Health Records for Direct Care Workers Medical Terminology Pharmacology for Health Careers Essential Health Topics for CHWs Medical Law and Ethics
3 Credits 3 Credits
1 Credit
1 Credit 3 Credits 2 Credits 2 Credits 3 Credits
Health Information Management
HIM 108 HIM 288
Healthcare Documentation Medical Billing and Coding Practicum
1 Credit 3 Credits
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TEXTBOOK INFORMATION FOR EACH SEMESTER CAN BE FOUND ONLINE AT THE HCC BOOKSTORE HCC.EDU/COLLEGESTORE
ONLINE LEARNING
Health, Fitness, Nutrition
HFN 115 HFN 172
Healthy Living Introduction to Exercise Science
3 Credits 2 Credits
Healthcare Management Careers
HMC 103 HMC 104
HMC 107
Introduction to Healthcare Management Health Insurance Reimbursement and Computerized Billing + Human Anatomy, Physiology & Disease Processes +
2 Credits 4 Credits 4 Credits
History
HIS 105 HIS 111 HIS 112 HIS 121
History of World War II [C] History of the U.S. I [C] History of the U.S. II [C] History of Animal Advocacy in the United States, 1865 - Present [C] +
3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits
3 Credits
Hospitality and Culinary Arts
HCA 101 HCA 232
Introduction to Hospitality + Food and Beverage Operations
3 Credits 3 Credits
Human Services
HSV 113 HSV 120 HSV 124
HSV 140 HSV 141
HSV 205 HSV 208 HSV 213
HSV 214
Introduction to Human Services Introduction to Addiction Studies [B] The Helping Relationship: Delivering Human Services [B] + Foundations in Children's Behavioral Health [B] + Foundations of Trauma and TraumaInformed Care/Services Domestic Violence [B] Substance Abuse [B] Professional and Ethical Standards in the Helping Profession Treatment Methodologies in Addiction
3 Credits 3 Credits
3 Credits 3 Credits
3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits
3 Credits 3 Credits
Law
LAW 211 LAW 218
Business Law Employment Law
3 Credits 3 Credits
Management
MGT 230 MGT 231
Principles of Management Human Resource Management
3 Credits 3 Credits
Marketing
MKT 226 MKT 240
Advertising and Promotion Principles of Marketing
3 Credits 3 Credits
Mathematics
MTH 020 MTH 021 MTH 022 MTH 023 MTH 024 MTH 025 MTH 027 MTH 028 MTH 029 MTH 075 MTH 085 MTH 095 MTH 104 MTH 142 MTH 155 MTH 162
Developmental Math (Self-Paced) Developmental Math (Self-Paced) Developmental Math (Self-Paced) Developmental Math (Self-Paced) Developmental Math (Self-Paced) Developmental Math (Self-Paced) Developmental Math (Self-Paced) Developmental Math (Self-Paced) Developmental Math (Self-Paced) Basic Mathematics Introductory Algebra Intermediate Algebra College Algebra [D] Statistics [D] Topics in Mathematics [D] Applied Calculus [D]
4 Credits 4 Credits 4 Credits 4 Credits 4 Credits 4 Credits 2 Credits 2 Credits 2 Credits 4 Credits 4 Credits 4 Credits 4 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits
Music
MUS 106
Introduction to World Music [C]
3 Credits
MUS 110 MUS 126
Introduction to Classical Music [C] Rock and Pop Music in America [C]
Nutrition
NTR 101
Introduction to Nutrition
Philosophy
PHI 103
Clear Thinking/Sound Reasoning [C]
Political Science
POL 110 POL 120
U.S. National Government [B] State and Local Government [B] + 3 Credits
Psychology
PSY 110 PSY 210 PSY 215 PSY 216 PSY 217
Introduction to Psychology [B] Social Psychology [B] + 3 Credits Child Psychology [B] Human Development [B] Abnormal Psychology [B]
Social Science
SSN 120
Conflict Resolution and Mediation [B]
Sociology
SOC 110 SOC 208 SOC 214 SOC 220 SOC 235 SOC 250
Introduction to Sociology [B] Substance Abuse [B] Social Problems [B] Race and Ethnicity [B] Sociology of the Family [B] Topics in Sociology [B] +
Spanish
SPA 101 SPA 102
Elementary Spanish 1 [C] Elementary Spanish 2 [C]
Theater
THE 100
Introduction to Theater [C]
Veterinary and Animal Science
VET 261
Animal Facility Management I + denotes Brick & Click section available
3 Credits 3 Credits
3 Credits
3 Credits
3 Credits
3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits
3 Credits
3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits
3 Credits 3 Credits
3 Credits
1 Credit
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