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Starting on January 10th, upon registering, students may be able to view their online course sites in Blackboard with orientation, help information, and some course content. Per professor, course content may not be visible until the first day of a semester, January 17th. We encourage you to go through step-by-step instruction and orientation prior to first day. The orientation ensures that you to test your computer and learn the basics including course navigation, discussions (bulletin board), mail, assignments (assignment drop boxes), and online tests. However, unless instructed by your professor, please do not complete any course-related activities or print any documents before the first day of your class; all class information is considered under construction and in progress until the first day.

We will post course overview or a course syllabus for the current semester as soon as we receive the information from your professor. A majority of our online courses run every semester or every other semester. If you would like to know more about an online course before registration, you may go to the Credit Online Classes page, choose a previous semester, and review the course syllabus. The course syllabi posted here are intended to help you make a decision on registering for an online course. The syllabi below are subject to change and should NOT be used for completing the course(s) for which you have registered. You MUST log on to your online class in Blackboard to access course content and participate in your class activities. Contact MxCC bookstore for textbook information. There are special requirements for some online courses. Please read the special requirements in the Online Orientation before registering for an online course.

For questions on the CONTENT of an online/hybrid class, contact the professor of the class.

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Online Courses listed below are offered fully online, there is no requirement for on-campus meetings, all assignments and exams are completed online.

ONLINE Courses	CRN	Subject	Credits	Professor	Prerequisite(s)/ Special Requirement(s)	Course Information
Financial Accounting	1212	ACC 113	3	Nancy L. Kelly	Required: Minimum placement in ENG 063, MATH 137 and completion of ENG 073, if required, or permission of instructor . *Special Note **Purchase Textbook at MxCC Book Store (see below).	Syllabus
Principles of Managerial Accounting	1401	ACC 117	3	Nancy L. Kelly	Required:  ACC*113 or ACC*115. (New course, Fall 2017) *Special Note **Purchase Textbook at MxCC Book Store (see below).	Syllabus
Introduction to Anthropology	1001	ANT 101	3	John T Ambenge	Required: Placement in ENG 101	Syllabus
Art Appreciation	1004	ART 100	3	Mathew Weber	Required: Placement in ENG 101	Syllabus
Principles of Astronomy	1217	AST 101	3	Changkun Xie	Required: Eligible for ENG*101 or 101E and co-enrolled in  MAT* 085 or *095.	Syllabus
Principles of the Human Body	1226	BIO 110	3	Rosemarie Anne Dorris	Required: Reading exempt and grade of "C" or better in Math 075 or placement into MAT 095 or higher	Syllabus
Intro to Nutrition	1228	BIO 111	3	Jennifer Jean Francis	Required: High School Biology, BIO*110 or permission of instructor	Syllabus
Small Business Management	1223	BES 118	3	Benjamin R. Boutaugh	Required: Eligible for  either ENG*101E or ENG*101.	Syllabus
Business Software Applications	1218	BBG 115	3	Patricia K. Raymond	Required: Eligible for ENG 063 and ENG 073. Not open to students who have completed CSC 101.	Syllabus
Legal Environment of Business - MAP 2/19 -4/1	1221	BBG 234	3	Benjamin R. Boutaugh	Required: Eligible for ENG*101	Syllabus
Principles of Management - MAP 4/2-5/13	1237	BMG 202	3	Patricia K. Raymond	1/19/17 - 2/25/17 Required: Placement in ENG 101 or permission of instructor	Syllabus
Organizational Behavior - MAP 4/2 -5/13	1240	BMG 210	3	Benjamin R. Boutaugh	Required: BMG* 202.	Syllabus
Principles of Marketing - MAP 1/16 -2/18	1244	BMK 201	3	Susan A Lugli	4/9/17 - 5/15/17 Required: Placement in ENG 101 or permission of instructor	Syllabus
Social Media	1036	COM 120	3	Staff	Required: ENG 101	Syllabus
New Media Production	1037	COM 125	3	Staff	Required: Eligible for ENG 101. Broadcast-Cinema majors should take this course concurrently with COM 142.	Syllabus
Cross Sectional Anatomy II	1246	CAT 205	2	Jason Bohn	Required: Admission to the Computed Tomography Program, ARRT Registered Radiographer, CAT*201, CAT*202, CAT*203, and CAT*204 with a “C” or better for all.	Syllabus
Image Display Post Proc QA II	1247	CAT 206	3	Jason Bohn	Required: Admission to the Computed Tomography Program, ARRT Registered Radiographer, CAT*201, CAT*202, CAT*203, and CAT*204 with a “C” or better for all.	Syllabus
Procedure & Instrumentation II	1248	CAT 207	3	Jason Bohn	Required: Admission to the Computed Tomography Program, ARRT Registered Radiographer, CAT*201, CAT*202, CAT*203, and CAT*204 with a “C” or better for all.	Syllabus
Spreadsheet Application	1262	CSA 135	3	Landi Hou	Required: Eligible for either ENG*101Eor ENG*101. (Updated October 2014) **Purchase Textbook at MxCC Book Store (see below) *Special Note	Syllabus
Intro to Computers	1271	CSC 101	3	Ellen S. Kramer	Required: None Recommended: Hands-on familiarity with computers. **Purchase Textbook at MxCC Book Store (see below) *Special Note	Syllabus
Intro to Computers - Cancelled	1272	CSC 101	3	Louis S. Sapia	Required: None Recommended: Hands-on familiarity with computers. **Purchase Textbook at MxCC Book Store (see below) *Special Note
Intro to Corrections	1023	CJS 102	3	Christian Moore	Required: CJS*101 (can be taken concurrently) and eligible for ENG*101-ALP, ENG*101E, or ENG*101.(Updated October 2015)	Syllabus
Criminal Law I - ENDS 2/21	1025	CJS 211	3	Lisa M D'Angelo	ENDS EARLY 2/21 Required: CJS*101 with a “C-” or better, AND ENG*101-ALP, ENG*101E, or ENG*101 with a “C-” or better.	Syllabus
Evidence & Criminal Procedure -2/25 -4/8	1028	CJS 213	3	Rebecca Rist-Brown	Late Start 2/25 Required: CJS*101 with a “C-” or better,AND ENG*101-ALP, ENG*101E, or ENG*101 with a “C-” or better.	Syllabus
Contemorary Issues in CJ- 4/8 -5/13	1032	CJS 294	3	Dawn Michelle Bradanini	Late Start 4/08 Required:  Instructor approval AND ENG*101-ALP, ENG*101E, or ENG*101 with a “C-” or better.	Syllabus
New Media Production	1070	DGA 125	3	Randi Plake	Required: Eligible for ENG 063 and ENG 073.	Syllabus
Intro to ECE	1076	ECE 101	3	Norma E. Rosado-Javier	Required: Eligible for ENG 063 and ENG 073	Syllabus
Infant/Toddler Growth & Development	1078	ECE 141	3	Ijey V. Nwachuku	Required: None	Syllabus
Principles of Macroeconomics	1083	ECN 101	3	David Maslin	Required: MAT 095 and placement in ENG101 Recommended: Completion of ENG 101 and MATH 137	Syllabus
Principles of Microeconomics	1085	ECN 102	3	David Maslin	Required: MAT 095 and placement in ENG 101 Recommended: Completion of ENG 101 and MATH 137	Syllabus
Composition	1108	ENG 101	3	Lynn M. Patarini	Required Reading Skills: Reading exempt based on Accuplacer English Comprehension scores, SAT scores, or a grade of C or better in ENG*073 or ESL*173. Required Writing Skills: Writing placement based on Accuplacer Sentence Skills scores, SAT scores, or a C or better in ENG 063.	Syllabus
Literature & Composition	1125	ENG 102	3	Adam R. Floridia	Required: Grade “C” or better in ENG 101	Syllabus
Literature & Composition -Late Start 2/20	1126	ENG 102	3	Nancy D. Stover	Late Start 2/20 Required: Grade “C” or better in ENG 101	Syllabus
Advanced Composition	1128	ENG 200	3	Adam R. Floridia	Required: ENG 101. This may not be used as a 200-level literature course.	Syllabus
Creative Writing	1131	ENG 281	3	Christine Ruggiero	Required: Either ENG*101ALP, ENG*101E, or ENG*101. (Updated Fall 2017)	Syllabus
Mythology	1132	ENG 291	3	Eva M Jones	Required: Either ENG*101ALP, ENG*101E, or ENG*101 and either ENG*102 or ENG*110. (Updated Fall 2017) (Fulfills an “L” course requirement for students who enrolled in a degree program prior to the Fall 2016 semester.)	Syllabus
Intro to Environmental Science	1380	EVS 100	3	Paul S. Maywood	Required: ENG*101 or 101E	Syllabus
Elementary French I	1134	FRE 101	3	Angelo Glaviano	Required: None *Special Note	Syllabus
Health Info Mgt Principles - Cancelled	1377	HIM 201	3	Jill Flanigan	Required: HIM*102
Medical Coding II	1378	HIM 206	3	Jill Flanigan	Required: HIM*205	Syllabus
Healthcare Stats & Data Analysis	1290	HIM 230	3	Jill Flanigan	Required:MAT*168, HIM*201, HIM*113, HIM*157, HIM*205, and HIM*206 with a “C” or better in all prerequisite courses. (New course, approved December 2016)	Syllabus
Legal & Ethical Issues of HIM	1286	HIM 256	3	Staff	Required: ENG*101, HIM* 102, and MED*112.	Syllabus
Western Civilization II	1141	HIS 102	3	Victor Triay	Required: None	Syllabus
World Civilization II	1143	HIS 122	3	Victor Triay	Required: None	Syllabus
U.S. History I	1144	HIS 201	3	Heather J. Verdi	Required: None	Syllabus
U.S. History II	1148	HIS 202	3	Victor Triay	Required: None	Syllabus
Pinciples of Mammography- Cancelled	1295	MAM 201	4	Staff	Required: Admission to the Mammography Program; Must be a registered Radiographer
Medical Terminology	1374 1375	MED 125	3	Patrick Bryan Susan Deane	Required: Eligible for ENG 101	Syllabus Syllabus
Intro to Philosophy	1160	PHL 101	3	Jesse R. Patterson	Required: ENG*101, ENG*101E, or ENG*101ALP. This is an “L” course.	Syllabus
Ethics	1463	PHL 111	3	Jesse R. Patterson	Required: Either ENG*101ALP,ENG*101E, or ENG*101.  (Updated November 2014) (Fulfills an “L” course requirement for students who enrolled in a degree program prior to the Fall 2016 semester.)	Syllabus
Intro to International Relations	1162	POL 103	3	Jaime Flores	Required: None	Syllabus
American Government	1164	POL 111	3	Richard Patrick	Required: Placement in ENG 101	Syllabus
Intro to Holistic Wellness	1167	PSY 103	3	Andrea G Levy	Required: None	Syllabus
General Psychology I	1173	PSY 111	3	Yi Guan-Raczkowski	Required: Eligible for ENG 101, reading exempt.	Syllabus
Life Span Development	1177	PSY 201	3	Nicole L. Kras	Required: PSY 111	Syllabus
Child & Adolescent Dev	1178	PSY 204	3	Ijego V. Nwachuku	Required: PSY 111	Syllabus
Abnormal Psychology	1183	PSY 245	3	Ronald J Brone	Required: ENG*101 and PSY*111 with a grade of “C” or better. This is an “L” course. This is a “D” course.	Syllabus
Behav Disorder of Children & Youth	1184	PSY 251	3	Christopher Arnold	Required: ENG*101 or 101E and PSY*111 with a grade of “C” or better. This is an “L” course. This is a “D” course.	Syllabus
Principles of Sociology	1191	SOC 101	3	Rebecca M. Loew	Required: Placement in ENG 101	Syllabus
Principles of Sociology - Late Start 2/21	1192	SOC 101	3	Rebecca M. Loew	Late Start: 2/21 Required: Placement in ENG 101	Syllabus
Sociology of Aging	1196	SOC 114	3	Donna B Fedus	Required: ENG*101 or 101E.	Syllabus
Sociology of the Family	1201	SOC 210	3	Rebecca M. Loew	Required: Eligible for ENG 101	Syllabus
Death & Dying	1202	SOC 225	3	Sheila R. Dupuis	Required: Eligible for either ENG*101E or ENG*101. (Updated November 2014)	Syllabus
Criminology	1203	SOC 240	3	Marc J. Mikulski	Required: Placement in ENG 101	Syllabus
Elementary Spanish I	1206	SPA 101	3	Angelo Glaviano	Required: *Special Note	Syllabus
Elementary Spanish II	1208	SPA 102	4	Angelo Glaviano	Required: *Special Note	Syllabus

* Special requirements to complete the course.

** You MUST purchase the textbook at the MxCC bookstore to acquire access codes for class assignments.

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The OLCR courses listed below require on-campus meetings and online learning. Log on to your course and find out the specific on-campus requirements.

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Hybrid courses listed below require on-campus meetings and online learning. Check the college Spring 2017 schedule for specific meeting dates and locations.

Hybrid courses require that proof of Prerequisite(s) be presented at the time of registration. Transcripts that display the student’s name, official or unofficial, or Accuplacer placement test scores (for math and English) will be accepted. Please note that, in order to meet the course prerequisite (s), you must have achieved certain grades in the class(es) or certain scores on the Accuplacer test. Test score requirements vary from college to college and will dictate your placement in math and English. If you have not met the minimum criteria and/or cannot provide appropriate documentation, Middlesex Community College can not place you into the class.

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