The Department of History offers several on-line classes.
Most commonly, the following courses are offered:
HIST 1120 World History since 1500
HIST 2010 U.S. History to 1877
HIST 2020 U.S. History since 1877
HIST 3410 Historical Methods
HIST 3729 History of Africa
Some things you need to think about if
you are considering taking an on-line course.
1. Online courses are not "easier". Just because you are
not 'in class', that does not mean that you get to skip work
you should be doing.
2. Online classes take a good level of maturity and
self-discipline. You must set aside regular times during
the week to work on your assignments, particularly as may are
time and cannot be completed once they have expired.
3. You must participate in ALL aspects of your
course. If your online course requires discussion boards,
or peer review, or chat, you must participate.
4. Do not wait until the last minute. Alway assume
server failure ten minutes prior to the deadline for your
assignments and get it done before then.
Last modified: Ides of August, in the
2762th
ab urbe condita
(from the Foundation of the City, Rome, that
is....2009, for those of you on a different calendar).
Online Courses: Summer 2013
SR 50686 HIST 2010 904 23M 3.000 U.S. To 1877 TBA Melanie K Storie (P) 06/10-08/16 COURSE ONLINE
SR 51589 HIST 2010 910 23M 3.000 U.S. To 1877 TBA Steven E Nash (P) 06/10-07/12 COURSE ONLINE
C 50690 HIST 3520 900 23M 3.000 Appalachia and War TBA Charles Strong Olson (P) 07/15-08/16 COURSE ONLINE
SR 50688 HIST 3950 904 23M 3.000 The History of Espionage & Treason In the Early Republic TBA Dinah Mayo-Bobee (P) 07/15-08/16 COURSE ONLINE
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