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Winter Term 2010
Register Online or print and complete the DEP Registration Form
| Online Classes - January 4 through March 19 | |||
| Prefix | Title of Class | Credits |
Instructor |
| CJ 213D | Intro to Criminal Justice | 4 |
William Brown |
| CJ 320 | Developing Homeland Security Practices | 4 |
Brian Kauffman |
| CJ 327W | Research Methods in Criminal Justice | 4 |
Harry White Jr. |
| CJ 331D | Police & Community | 4 |
Terry Gingerich |
| CJ 352 | Criminal Law | 4 |
Harry White Jr. |
| CJ 424/524 | Law Enforcement Planning | 4 |
Gregory Willeford |
| CJ 427 | Crime Analysis | 4 |
Vivian Amantana |
| CJ 450D/550 | Criminology | 4 |
Harry White Jr. |
| CJ 453/553 | Corrections | 4 |
William Brown |
| CJ 463D/563 | Juvenile Issues | 4 |
Vivian Amantana |
| CJ 608 | Workshop: CJ Literature Review | 4 |
David Murphy |
| CJ 617 | CJ Administration & Organizational Behavior | 4 |
Mary Pierce |
| CJ 621 | Human Resource Management in CJ | 4 |
Terry Gingerich |
| CS 195 | Fundamentals of Web Design | 3 |
Rebecca Morgan |
| CSE 615 | Designing Information | 3 |
Mary Bucy |
| CSE 619 | Big Thinkers in Educational Technology | 3 |
Mary Bucy |
| CSE 687 | Mobile Technologies in Education * | 1 |
William Hamlin |
| CSE 694 | Blogs in Education * | 1 |
Denvy Saxowsky |
| CSE 697 | Creating a Personal Learning Environment * | 1 |
Denvy Saxowsky |
| EC 318 | Money and Banking | 4 |
David Ashby |
| EC 441 | International Monetary Economics | 4 |
David Ashby |
| ED 609 | Practicum: ReadOregon - NOTE: contact instructor to register | 3 |
Bonnie Morihara |
| ED 611 | Theories of Teaching and Learning | 3 |
Steven Wojcikievica |
| ED 632 | Cultural, Social and Philosophical | 3 |
Dana Ulveland |
| ENG 104 | Intro to Literature - Fiction | 4 |
Maren Anderson |
| ENG 105 | Intro to Literature - Drama | 4 |
Maren Anderson |
| GEOG 418/518 | International Trade & Transportation | 4 |
Sriram Khe |
| HE 250 | Personal Health | 3 |
Holly Nelson |
| LIB 686 | Emerging Information Technology | 3 |
Mary Bucy |
| PE 131 | Individual Health and Fitness | 2 |
Holly Nelson |
| READ 580 | Leadership in Reading Programs | 3 |
Marie LeJeune |
* Hybrid course: online and on-campus meetings.
Course Descriptions
| Criminal Justice tuition for undergraduate courses is $160/credit, and $325/credit for graduate classes. | ||
| CS 195 | Fundamentals of Web Design - Register Online | 3 credits |
Fundamentals of web design using Macro-media software. Focuses on the overall production processes surrounding Web design. Emphasizes design elements involving layout, navigation and interactivity. Includes hand-on web design exercises using Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks and FreeHand. Tuition $395 + $15 computer science fee |
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| EC 318 | Money and Banking - Register Online | 4 credits |
| In-depth coverage of money, its forms, how it is created by banks and the Treasury, how its supply is regluated by the Federal Reserve System and its vital role in the functioning of the macroeconomy. Prerequisites: EC 201, 202, or consent of instructor. Tuition $510. | ||
| EC 441 | International Monetary Economics - Register Online | 4 credits |
| Examines the macroeconomic linkages between countries. Topics include: institutions of flexible and fixed exchange rates, the balance of payments, the choice of an exchange rate regime, international money markets, currency crises, international policy coordination, and international debt and direct investment. Prerequisites: EC 201, 202 or consent of instructor. Tuition $510. | ||
| ED 611 | Theories of Teaching and Learning - Register Online | 3 credits |
| Applies key concepts, models, and strategies related to different theories of learning, including behaviorist, cognitive and socio-cultural perspectives. Students will examine epistemological frameworks, issues of transfer, social and cultural influences, as well as motivation and engagement to design powerful learning experiences. Will also learn key concepts, models, and strategies related to language acquisition and to cognitive, social and emotional development. Tuition $849. | ||
| ED 632 | Cultural, Social, and Philosophical Issues in Education - Register Online | 3 credits |
| Examines issues of learning and culture from a variety of philosophical perspectives, linking practice to theory and ideology. Students will frame their teaching and learning experiences by examining the role of culture in schooling and learning, specifically addressing issues surrounding diversity, and critical perspectives in education. | ||
| ENG 104 | Introduction to Literature: Fiction - Register Online | 4 credits |
| One of a sequence (104, 105, 106) in literary genres involving works in English and translation. Any two fulfill liberal arts core curriculum literature requirement. Not recommended for English majors and Language Arts Secondary Teaching majors. Tuition $510 | ||
| ENG 105 | Introduction to Literature: Drama - Register Online | 4 credits |
| One of a sequence (104, 105, 106) in literary genres involving works in English and translation. Any two fulfill liberal arts core curriculum literature requirement. Not recommended for English majors and Language Arts Secondary Teaching majors. Tuition $510 | ||
| GEOG 418/518 | International Trade & Transportation - Register Online | 4 credits |
| Analysis of the origins, routes, destinations of the flows of major commodities, goods, services, and people across national boundaries. Global perspective will include theories and case studies of contemporary and evolutionary patterns. Tuition UG $490 and $1,138 Graduate. | ||
| HE 250 | Personal Health - Register Online | 3 credits |
| Basic scientific knowledge for healthful living; relation of health of individuals to family and community welfare and to national vitality and progress; fundamental factors involved in intelligent living. Tuition $395. | ||
| PE 131 | Individual Health and Fitness - Register Online | 2 credits |
| Explore the different dimensions of health and take a personal look at your own health through each dimension. Complete a variety of assessments including some physical test to evaluate your own fitness level and current health status. Tuition $280. | ||
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