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After December 19th, upon registering, students may be able to view online course site with orientation, help information, and some course content. Per professor, course content may not be visible until the first day of a semester, December 26th. We encourage you to go through step-by-step instruction and orientation prior to first day. The orientation ensures 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 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 Online Classes page, choose a previous semester, and review the course syllabus. The course syllabi posted here intend to help you make a decision on registering an online course. The syllabi are subject to change and should NOT be used for completing the course 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 before registering an online course.
For questions on the CONTENT of an online class, contact the
professor of the class.
ONLINE
Courses | Back to top
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 |
Art Appreciation - MAP |
4005 |
ART 100 |
3 |
Mathew Weber |
Required: Placement in ENG 101
**Purchase Textbook at MxCC Book Store (see below) *Special Note |
Syllabus |
Business Law
|
4022
|
BBG 231
|
3
|
Benjamin R. Boutaugh
|
Required: Eligible for ENG 101
|
Cancelled |
Principles of Management
|
4023
|
BMG
202
|
3
|
Patricia K. Raymond
|
Required: Placement in ENG
101 or permission of instructor
|
Cancelled |
Principles of Marketing
|
4024
|
BMK
201
|
3
|
Staff
|
Required: Placement in ENG
101 or permission of instructor
|
Cancelled |
Intro to Computers - MAP |
4025 |
CSC
101 |
3 |
Landi Hou |
Required: None
Recommended: Hands-on familiarity with computers.
All students are required to have an MxCC email account to receive course communications. Please setup your MxCC student email account immediately. You will need this email account to receive important pre-work instructions about this course. It is highly recommended that all pre-work be completed prior to the course start date of Dec 27th.
*Special Note
**Purchase
Textbook at MxCC Book Store (see below) |
Syllabus |
Health Safety & Nutrition
|
4021
|
ECE 176
|
|
|
Required: ECE*101.
|
Cancelled |
Child Family & School Relations |
4006 |
ECE 275 |
|
|
Required: ECE*101. |
Syllabus |
Principles of Macroeconomics |
4007 |
ECN
101 |
3 |
David Maslin |
Required: MAT 095 and
placement in ENG101
Recommended: Completion of
ENG 101 and MATH 137 |
Syllabus |
Principles of Microeconomics |
4008 |
ECN
102 |
3 |
Ibrahim M Abou-Saad |
Required: MAT 095 and
placement in ENG 101
Recommended: Completion of
ENG 101 and MATH 137 |
Syllabus |
Literature & Composition |
4009 |
ENG 102 |
|
|
Required: Grade C or better in ENG101 |
Syllabus |
American Literature II |
4010 |
ENG 222 |
|
|
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 |
Pharmacology for HIM |
4026 |
HIM 213 |
|
|
Required: Eligible for ENG*101 or ENG*101E. (New course, Spring 2018). |
Syllabus |
Certification Exam Preparation |
4027 |
HIM 290 |
|
|
Required: Permission of Program Coordinator. (New course, Fall 2017) |
Syllabus |
Western Civilization II - MAP |
4011 |
HIS 102 |
|
|
Required: None |
Syllabus |
U.S. History II |
4012 |
HIS 202 |
|
|
Required: None |
Syllabus |
Introduction to Law
|
4013
|
POL 120
|
|
|
Required: None
|
Cancelled |
General Psychology I |
4014 |
PSY 111 |
3 |
Yi Guan-Raczkowski |
Required: Eligible for ENG 101, reading exempt. |
Syllabus |
Recent Discoveries in Science I
|
4028
|
SCI 103
|
|
|
Required: Eligible for either ENG*101E or 101.
|
Cancelled |
Principles of Sociology |
4015 |
SOC 101 |
|
|
Required: Eligible for either ENG*101E or ENG*101. |
Syllabus |
Social Problems
|
4016
|
SOC 103
|
|
|
Required: Eligible for either ENG*101E or ENG*101.
|
Cancelled |
Elementary Spanish I |
4017 |
SPA 101 |
3 |
Angelo Glaviano |
Required: (Fulfills a “D” course requirement for students who enrolled in a degree program prior to the Fall 2016 semester.) (Updated Fall 2017) *Special Note |
Syllabus |
Elementary Spanish II |
4018 |
SPA 102 |
3 |
Angelo Glaviano |
Required: SPA*101 or permission of the instructor. (Fulfills a “D” course requirement for students who enrolled in a degree program prior to the Fall 2016 semester) (Updated Fall 2017) *Special Note |
Syllabus |
Intermediate Spanish I |
4019 |
SPA 201 |
3 |
Angelo Glaviano |
Required: SPA*102 or permission of the instructor. (Fulfills a “D” course requirement for students who enrolled in a degree program prior to the Fall 2016 semester.) (Updated Fall 2017)
*Special Note |
Syllabus |
Intermediate Spanish II |
4020 |
SPA 202 |
3 |
Angelo Glaviano |
Required:SPA*201 or permission of the instructor. (Fulfills a “D” course requirement for students who enrolled in a degree program prior to the Fall 2016 semester.) (Updated Fall 2017)
*Special Note |
Syllabus |
*Special Note leads you to a page with the list of online courses with special requirements. Please read the special requirements before the first day of a semester.
** You MUST purchase the textbook at the MxCC bookstore to
acquire access codes for class assignments. |