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Summer 2009
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| Online Classes - June 22 through July 31 |
| Prefix |
Title of Class |
Credits |
Instructor |
| BA 101 |
Introduction to Business |
3 |
Sally Andrews |
| BA 345W |
Internet and Electronic Commerce |
4 |
David Shaw |
| CJ 212D |
History/Development of American Law Enforcement |
4 |
Terry Gingerich |
| CJ 213D |
Intro to Criminal Justice |
4 |
William Brown |
| CJ 219D |
Ethics & Leadership in Criminal Justice |
4 |
Terry Gingerich |
| CJ 252 |
American Court System |
4 |
Mary Pierce |
| CJ 427 |
Crime Analysis |
4 |
Vivian Amantana |
| CJ 451D/551 |
Youth, Crime and Society |
4 |
Vivian Amantana |
| CJ 453/553 |
Corrections |
4 |
William Brown |
| CJ 618 |
Theory of Criminal Law |
4 |
William Brown |
| EC 200W |
Intro to Economic Perspectives |
4 |
David Ashby |
| EC 313 |
Intermediate Macroeconomics |
4 |
David Ashby |
| EC 318 |
Money and Banking |
4 |
David Ashby |
| ENG 104 |
Introduction to Literature - Fiction |
4 |
Curt Yehnert |
| GEOG 310D |
World Regional |
4 |
Sriram Khe |
| GEOG 410D/510 |
Global Issues |
4 |
Michael McGlade |
| GEOG 470/570 |
Energy, Environment and Society |
4 |
Michael McGlade |
| HE 250 |
Personal Health |
3 |
Holly Nelson |
| PS 202W |
State and Local Government |
3 |
Mark Henkels |
| PSY 201 |
General Psychology |
4 |
David Foster |
| PSY 311 |
Developmental Psychology |
4 |
Robert Winningham |
| PSY 334 |
Social Psychology |
4 |
David Foster |
| READ 514 |
Linguistics for Teachers: ECE/Elementary |
3 |
David Hargreaves |
| READ 541 |
Literacy and the Internet |
3 |
Bonnie Morihara |
Course Descriptions
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Criminal Justice tuition for undergraduate courses is $160/credit, and $325/credit for graduate classes. |
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| BA 101 |
Introduction to Business - Register Online |
3 credits |
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Business organization, operation and management; intended to orient the student in the field. Tuition $380 |
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| BA 345W |
Internet and Electronic Commerce - Register Online |
4 credits |
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The internet as a resource for researchers, investors, employers, and employees. Focus will be on information access and distribution. Topics will include internet basics, search techniques and resource evaluation, marketing, electronic commerce, government regulation, job searching and Web page design. Tuition $490 |
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| EC 200W |
Introduction to Economic Perspectives - Register Online |
4 credits |
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An issues-oriented introduction to economics that covers markets, unemployment, inflration, market power, the environment, crime, dicsrimination, health care, education, poverty. social security, internatioal trade and economic development. Includes intensive writing. Tuition $490 |
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| EC 313 |
Intermediate Macroeconomics - Register Online |
4 credits |
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An issues-oriented introduction to economics that covers markets, unemployment, inflation, market power, the environment, crime, discrimination, health care, education, poverty, social security, international trade and economic development. Includes intensive writing. Tuition $490 |
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| EC 318 |
Money and Banking - Register Online |
4 credits |
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In-depth coverage of money, its forms, how it is created by banks and the Treasury, how its supply is regulated by the Federal Reserve System and its vital role in the functioning of the macroeconomy. Prerequisites: EC 201, 202, or consent of instructor. Tuition $490 |
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| ENG 104 |
Introduction to Literature: Fiction - Register Online |
4 credits |
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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 $490 |
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| GEOG 310D |
World Regional - Register Online |
4 credits |
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A thematic examination of the principal characteristics of the major geographical regions of the world. Interpretation of present and past patterns of relationships between humans and the natural environment. Tuition $490 |
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| GEOG 410D/510 |
Global Issues - Register Online |
4 credits |
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A study of selected and current international issues and problems within the geographical context in which they are observed. Issues to be discussed depends on the instructor. Tuition UG $490 and $1,138 Graduate |
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| GEOG 412/512 |
Selected Topics: Vernacular Landscapes - Register Online |
4 credits |
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Advanced analysis of traditional and contemporary topics in geography. Tuition UG $490 and $1,138 Graduate |
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| GEOG 470/570 |
Energy, Environment and Society - Register Online |
4 credits |
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Examines how different societies utilize energy, how energy tranformations change societies, how diverse environments shape the forms of energy utilization, and the impacts of energy use on the environment. Special focus on current world problems related to energy use, including resource-related wars and climate change, as well as technological and political efforts that address these problems. Prerequisite: ES 104, or GEOG 105, or GEOG 106, or consent of instructor. Tuition UG $490 and $1,138 Graduate |
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| HE 250 |
Personal Health - Register Online |
3 credits |
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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 $380 |
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| PS 202W |
State and Local Government - Register Online |
3 credits |
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A survey of government operations, political processes, contemporary issues, problems, and recent reforms relating to the state and local levels, with emphasis on Oregon. Tuition $380 |
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| PSY 201 |
General Psychology - Register Online |
4 credits |
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A study of the science of human behavior and experience. areas covered may include: biological bases of behavior, learning, memory, motivation, perception, cognition and development. Tuition $490 |
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| PSY 311 |
Developmental Psychology - Register Online |
4 credits |
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The psychological study of human development from conception to death. Stages and issues of development throughout the life-span are identified and examined. Developmental theories, research and methods are studied and applied to the various stages and issues. Prerequisite: PSY 201 or PSY 218 or equivalent. Tuition $490 |
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| PSY 334 |
Social Psychology - Register Online |
4 credits |
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The psychological study of how people think about, influence and relate to one another. Theoretical and research bases will be utilized to explore the nature and content of this field and its applications to social issues and every day events. Prerequisite: PSY 201 or PSY 218 or equilivant. Tuition $490 |
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Fall Term 2009
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Form
| Online Classes - September 28 through December 11 |
| Prefix |
Title of Class |
Credits |
Instructor |
| BA 411 |
Marketing Strategy |
3 |
Jennifer Yang |
| CJ 213D |
Intro to Criminal Justice |
4 |
William Brown |
| CJ 220 |
Introduction to Homeland Security |
4 |
Brian Kauffman |
| CJ 244 |
Comparative Criminal Justice |
4 |
David Murphy |
| CJ 322 |
Forensic Anthropology |
4 |
Misty Weitzel |
| CJ 423W/523 |
Management of Law Enforcement Organizations |
4 |
Harry White Jr. |
| CJ 440C/540 |
Community Crime Prevention Studies |
4 |
Vivian Amantana |
| CJ 450D/550 |
Criminology |
4 |
Harry White Jr. |
| CJ 453/553 |
Corrections |
4 |
William Brown |
| CJ 612 |
Research in Criminal Justice |
4 |
Vivian Amantana |
| CJ 660 |
Advanced Theories and Research in Crime and Delinquency |
4 |
Stephen Gibbons |
| CS 195 |
Fundamentals of Web Design |
3 |
Rebecca Morgan |
| EC 318 |
Money and Banking |
4 |
David Ashby |
| EC 444W |
Labor Economics |
4 |
David Ashby |
| ED 609 |
Practicum: READ Oregon |
3 |
Bonnie Morihara |
| ENG 104 |
Introduction to Literature - Fiction |
4 |
Maren Anderson |
| ENG 105 |
Introduction to Literature - Drama |
4 |
Maren Anderson |
| GEOG 413/513 |
Urban Geography |
4 |
Sriram Khe |
| HE 250 |
Personal Health |
3 |
Holly Nelson |
| PE 131 |
Individual Health/Fitness |
2 |
Holly Nelson |
| PSY 334 |
Social Psychology |
4 |
David Foster |
| READ 556 |
Literacy and Cultural Competence, K-12 |
3 |
Bonnie Morihara |
Course Descriptions
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Criminal Justice tuition for undergraduate courses is $160/credit, and $325/credit for graduate classes. |
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| BA 411 |
Marketing Strategy - Register Online |
3 credits |
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Students learn the process of creating strategic marketing plans using (1) a situational analysis which is based on research of a company's external and internal evnironments and (2) tactical decisions regarding product strategies, pricing, distribution channels and communications for a product, idea, goods or service. Prerequisites: BA 213 and BA 310. Tuition $395. |
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| CS 195 |
Fundamentals of Web Design - Register Online |
3 credits |
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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 |
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| EC 318 |
Money and Banking - Register Online |
4 credits |
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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. |
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| EC 444W |
Labor Economics - Register Online |
4 credits |
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This course applies microeconomic theory to understand the behavior of labor market dynamics in the U.S. and in other industrialized countries. Topics include: the demand and supply of labor, human capital, compensation and risk differentials, minimum wage/living wage legislation, unemployment, collective bargaining and unions and discrimination. Prerequisites: EC 201, EC 202. Tuition $510. |
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| ENG 104 |
Introduction to Literature: Fiction - Register Online |
4 credits |
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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 |
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| ENG 105 |
Introduction to Literature: Drama - Register Online |
4 credits |
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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 |
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| GEOG 413/513 |
Urban Geography - Register Online |
4 credits |
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Urban settlements in the United States and the rest of the world, in terms of patterns, forms and functions; systems of urban land classification and geographic dimensions of urban land use. Tuition UG $510 and $1,107 Graduate. |
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| HE 250 |
Personal Health - Register Online |
3 credits |
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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. |
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| PE 131 |
Individual Health and Fitness - Register Online |
2 credits |
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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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| PSY 334 |
Social Psychology - Register Online |
4 credits |
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The psychological study of how people think about, influence and relate to one another. Theoretical and research bases will be utilized to explore the nature and content of this field and its applications to social issues and every day events. Prerequisite: PSY 201 or PSY 218 or equivalent. Tuition $510 |
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