ONLINE COURSES
Spring Semester, 2008

Unless otherwise stated, web courses will be offered in the dates of the spring semester calendar found in the beginning of this booklet. We are offering several courses from other colleges that state different dates. *

ALLIED HEALTH

04 105 HEALTH/INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM BUILDING - 1 CREDIT
Section 2274 in Cumberland, Section 2287 in Bedford, and Section 2288 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Paula Fuller - 301-784-5524

CLASS START DATE: January 28, 2008 
CLASS END DATE: April 30, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to teach students client care incorporating concepts designed to enable health care teams to function together to achieve client goals.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

04 106 INFECTION CONTROL & BLOOD BORN PATHOGENS - 1 CREDIT
Section 2275 in Cumberland, Section 2289 in Bedford, and Section 2290 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Sharon Walker - 301-784-5563

CLASS START DATE: January 30, 2008
CLASS END DATE: February 20, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to provide information on updated infection control methods and blood borne pathogens. Topics include standard precautions, and an overview of blood borne pathogenic diseases.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

04 107 EKG ANALYSIS & TEST (WEB) - 1 CREDIT
Section 2820 in Cumberland, Section 2821 in Bedford, and Section 2822 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Tom Striplin - 301-784-5523

CLASS START DATE: January 28, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 1, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to enable the student to run and EKG, and to interpret EKG rhythm strips. Topics to be discussed include and introduction to electrocardiography, EKG terminology, anatomy and physiology of the heart and cardiovascular system; basic cardiovascular electrophysiology; basic EKG interpretation, and basic concepts of cardiac diagnostics.

PREREQUISITES: First or second year clinical allied health student or permission of the instructor.

ART

03 101 ART APPRECIATION - 3 CREDIT Section 2757 in Cumberland, Section 2758 in Bedford and Section 2759 in Somerset (Originates from ACM)

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INSTRUCTOR: Suzanne Stultz

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed for the student interested in understanding the visual arts and their relationship to society. Special emphasis will be on basic trends in art, with consideration given to painting, sculpture, architecture, crafts, and the decorative arts. Techniques used in the visual arts are explored to train the student to appreciate and evaluate the art forms.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

BIOLOGY

07 101 GENERAL BIOLOGY (HYBRID, Online Lecture) - 4 CREDITS
Section 2681 in Cumberland
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Patricia S. Andrews - 301-784-5248

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A study of the general characteristics and basics concepts of living organisms, which include the cell, chemical aspects, physical aspects, energy flow, homeostasis, and genetics.

Students must register for Biology 101 laboratory section.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an email providing your email address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

07 114 NUTRITION (WEB) - 3 CREDITS Section 2673 in Cumberland, Section 2840 in Bedford and Section 2841 in Somerset (Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Patricia S. Andrews - 301-784-5248

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course presents a study of the fundamentals of nutrition and the relationship of nutrition and health throughout all stages of the life cycle. This class is a general education non-laboratory science course.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an email providing your email address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

09 110 BUSINESS PROFESSIONALISM & ETHICS (WEB) - 2 CREDITS
Section 2823 in Cumberland, Section 2824 in Bedford and Section 2825 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Gloria Brooks-Broadwater - 301-784-5293

CLASS START DATE: March 1, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to develop skills necessary in today’s workplace and to help students improve their ability to make ethical decisions in business. Topics include: business etiquette, business communications, professional attire, organizational relationships, and ethical decision-making.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

09 210 BUSINESS LAW (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2905 in Cumberland, Section 2906 in Bedford and Section 2907 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Ron Krug - 301-784-5123

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: An introduction to contracts, agency relationships, negotiable instruments, business association, property rights, and torts.

PREREQUISITS: Business Administration 101, concurrent registration, or consent of instructor.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

09 213 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1127 in Cumberland, Section 1662 in Bedford and Section 1735 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Robin Imgrund

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: An introduction course in the theory and practice of business management, including an analysis of the management functions of planning, organizing, motivating, and controlling. The course provides a basis of future studies in the field of personnel management, business organizations structure and control. Emphasis is placed on such factors as communication, leadership, and the influence of the behavioral sciences on management practices.

PREREQUISITE: Business Administration 101, concurrent registration, or consent of instructor.
When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

09 216 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1129 in Cumberland, Section 1664 in Bedford and Section 1737 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Robin Imgrund

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Principles of marketing will discuss the principles, methods, and problems involved in the distribution and marketing of goods and services. The course will examine various marketing agents. The course will discuss problems and policies in relation to product, price, place, promotion, cost, and customer.

PREREQUISITE: Business Administration 101, concurrent registration, or consent of instructor.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

COMMUNICATION ARTS TECHNOLOGY

46 212 INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA DESIGN (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
(Originates from ACM)
Section 2705 in Cumberland, Section 2706 in Bedford, and Section 2351 in Somerset

INSTRUCTOR: Jim House - 301-784-5308  

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A course dealing with the emerging aspects of visual perception. The course provides a link to bring aspects of graphic design, photography, television, and interactive multimedia together. The course is designed to explore the many ways visual information is produced and consumed in today’s media rich society.

Web students will need access to Flash CS3 Professional.
Software can be accessed at any of our campuses in the appropriate labs. Students needing to purchase the software for home should contact their instructor for discounted availability

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

PREREQUISITE: Communication Arts 211 or consent of the instructor.

COMPUTER SCIENCE + TECHNOLOGY

13 101 COMPUTER LITERACY (WEB ) - 3 CREDITS
(Originates from ACM)
Section 1971 in Cumberland, Section 1972 in Bedford, and Section 1973 in Somerset

INSTRUCTORS:
Dennis Buskirk - 301-784-5128 (Cumberland)
Kristie Smith (Bedford/Somerset)

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course provides an introduction to Computer Science. The course will cover the concepts of computers with emphasis on computer information systems, hardware and software, computer operating systems and software applications. Several popular software packages will be used to give students hands-on experience with microcomputers. Using the Internet will also be demonstrated in this course.
Web students will need access to Microsoft Office 2007software (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access) included with book.

Software can be accessed at any of our campuses in the appropriate labs. Students needing to purchase the software for home should contact their instructor for discounted availability.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for these courses go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi/13-101pa.htm

13 103 COMPUTER LOGIC (WEB) - 4 CREDITS
Section 2696 in Cumberland, Section 2697 in Bedford, and Section 2698 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Dennis Buskirk - 301-784-5128

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A first course in the study of computer programming languages. Topics covered include details of computer logic, data storage concepts, computer arithmetic, control structures, and file processing concepts. Major emphasis is given to computer programming problem analysis and planning with structured flowcharting techniques. Also included is an exposure to several common programming languages. This course is a prerequisite for all computer programming language courses.

Software can be accessed at any of our campuses in the appropriate labs. Students needing to purchase the software for home should contact their instructor for discounted availability.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

PREREQUISITE: Computer Technology 101, or concurrent registration, or consent of instructor.

13 105 GRAPHIC DESIGN FOR THE WEB (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2914 in Cumberland, Section 2915 in Bedford, and Section 2916 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Kristi Smith - 301-784-5334

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course will introduce students to the proper uses of layout strategies, navigation techniques, design elements, and graphic file formats as they relate to the challenges and unique properties of web design. Students will learn how to build original graphics and to use appropriate compression methods for Web using current industry standard Web-Graphic design software. This course will review the interaction of media, page design, color and images.

Web students will need Fireworks software for this class.

PREQUISITES: Computer Technology 191, or concurrent registration, or consent of the instructor.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

13 184 TECHNICAL SUPPORT OPER WEB (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2914 in Cumberland, Section 2915 in Bedford, and Section 2916 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Rob Coleman

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to introduce students to the responsibilities, tools, and techniques used by Technical Support and Help Desk Technicians in business today.

PREQUISITES: Computer Technology 101, or consent of the instructor. Computer Technology 180 is recommended.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

13 191 WEB PAGE DEVELOPMENT (WEB) - 3 CREDITS Section 2537 in Cumberland , Section 2538 in Bedford , and Section 2539 in Somerset (Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Kristi Smith - 301-784-5334

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A practical study of the design and development of Web sites, covering principles and methods of designing and maintaining Web sites using HTML and current leading Web designing programs. Hands on approach to creating dynamic Web sites using the latest Web technologies such as Cascading Style Sheets and animation.

Web students will need access to Dreamweaver software
Software can be accessed at any of our campuses in the appropriate labs. Students needing to purchase the software for home should contact their instructor for discounted availability

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi/13-191.htm

PREREQUISITES: Computer Technology 101 or consent of instructor.

13 221 MICRO APPLICATIONS I (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1974 in Cumberland, Section 1975 in Bedford, and Section 1976 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Dennis Buskirk - 301-784-5128

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: An introduction to several of the more popular computer applications in use today. Students will have hands-on experience using Windows concepts, spreadsheets, database management, computer presentation, Internet, and business oriented software packages.

Web students will need access to Microsoft Office 2007 software (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access) included with books.
Software can be accessed at any of our campuses in the appropriate labs. Students needing to purchase the software for home should contact their instructor for discounted availability.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi/13-221.htm

PREREQUISITE: Computer Technology 101

13 222 MICRO APPLICATIONS II (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1977 in Cumberland, Section 1978 in Bedford, and Section 1979 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Dennis Buskirk - 301-784-5128

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is a continuation of Microcomputer Applications I with emphasis on more advanced features of word processing, spreadsheets, database management, Internet, and computer presentation software packages. Integration of data from different application programs will be incorporated.

Web students will need access to Microsoft Office 2007 software (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access) included with books.
Software can be accessed at any of our campuses in the appropriate labs. Students needing to purchase the software for home should contact their instructor for discounted availability.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi/13-222.htm

PREREQUISITE: Computer Technology 221

13 225 INTRO TO NETWORKING (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2700 in Cumberland, Section 2701 in Bedford, and Section 2702 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Robert Elbin - 814-652-6213 (Bedford Campus)

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A first course in the understanding of computer based networking systems. The fundamental concepts and terminology of Local Area Networks will be discussed. Topics covered include LAN topologies, hardware, protocols, and operating systems including UNIX, Novell Netware, and Microsoft networking products.

Software can be accessed at any of our campuses in the appropriate labs. Students needing to purchase the software for home should contact their instructor for discounted availability

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address. 

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

PREREQUISITE: Computer Technology 219 or concurrent registration or consent of the instructor.

ENGLISH

29 101 FRESHMAN ENGLISH I (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2443 in Cumberland, Section 2444 in Bedford, and Section 2445 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Matt Marafino - 301-784-5203

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: The students are introduced to different modes of exposition, for example, description and narration. The brief essay is emphasized. Students are also instructed in the use of the library and basic research tools. A final essay and objective examinations are required. Credit may be conferred by way of CLEP general examination in English composition (with essay). Students seeking to earn credit by examination should consult their advisors.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi/29-101.htm

PREREQUISITE: English 90-96 or demonstrated proficiency in the mechanics of English.

29 102 FRESHMAN ENGLISH II (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2164 in Cumberland, Section 1677 in Bedford, and Section 1751 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Jenna Gallion - 301-784-5239

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: The longer essay and the longer works of non-fiction prose are studied intensively. Writing, analysis, and critical thinking are stressed. Further instruction in methods of research culminates in the writing of a term paper. A term paper, examinations, and a final essay are required.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

PREREQUISITE: English 101

MATHEMATICS

41 91 PRE-ALGEBRA & BEGIN ALGEBRA (WEB) - 5 CREDIT HOURS
Section 2912 in Bedford, and Section 2913 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Clorinda Calhoun

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Offered fall and spring sessions as demand warrants. Five hours of lecture and discussion a week. This course does not meet associate degree graduation requirements.

41 102 COLLEGE ALGEBRA (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2308 in Cumberland , Section 2317 in Bedford , and Section 2318 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Mark Shore - 301-784-5371

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This is a course in college algebra. It begins with a review of topics in intermediate algebra such as operations with exponents, radicals, and solutions of the linear and quadratic equations. The course progresses through the study of functions, solving and graphing equations, and solutions to systems of equations. Topics will be taught with a focus on problem solving and applications. This course reflects the importance the outside world places on thinking and problem solving. Students engage in solving realistic problems using information and the technological tools available in real life. A graphing calculator is required. TI-83 is strongly recommended. Approximate cost is between $80.00 and $110.00 at the College Bookstore.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi/math102.htm

PREREQUISUTE: Appropriate placement test score of grade of “C” or better in Mathematics 93 or 96.

41 206 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (WEB) - 4 CREDITS Section 1388 in Cumberland, Section 1984 in Bedford, and Section 1985 in Somerset (Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Don Robinson - 301-784-5237

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Includes solutions of equations of order one with elementary applications; linear differential equations – homogeneous and non-homogeneous equations; variation of parameters; inverse differential operators; and Laplace transforms. A graphing calculator such as the Casio 9970, Casio FX2, Casio 9850G Plus, TI-85, or the TI-86 is required for this course.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

PREREQUISITE: Mathematics 203

41 221 ELEMENTS OF STATISTICS (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2727 in Cumberland, Section 2728 in Bedford, and Section 2729 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Mark Shore - 301-784-5371

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Organization and analysis of data, frequency distribution, average, measure of variability, probability, normal distribution, sampling, estimation, hypothesis, quality testing control, significance levels, t test, z test, chi square test, regression and correlation index numbers. This course includes the use of computers to analyze statistical data. Prior experience with computers is not necessary

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address. 

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

Prerequisite: Appropriate placement test score or grade of “C” or better in Mathematics 93 or Mathematics 96 or Mathematics 105 or higher

NURSING

45 151 NUTRITION IN HLTH CARE & DIET THER (WEB) - 1 CREDIT
Section 1956 in Cumberland, Section 2651 in Bedford Tech., and Section 2259 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Sharon Walker - 301-784-5563

CLASS START DATE: February 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: April 2, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This one credit elective nutrition course is designed to provide the nursing student with a basic understanding of diet therapy; the role of therapeutic diets as part of the treatment regimen of commons diseases or health problems; and the responsibilities of the nurse in teaching, supporting compliance with and evaluating outcomes of therapeutic diet therapy.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

PREREQUISITE: Nursing 120 or consent of the instructor.

45 204 NURSING IN SOCIETY (WEB) - 1 CREDIT
(Originates from ACM)
Section 1423 in Cumberland, Section 2517 in Bedford Tech., and Section 2377 in Somerset

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course reviews the relationship of nursing history to present day nursing practice. Current trends are considered in terms of their impact on roles and practices. Problems, roles, and responsibilities of graduate nurses are discussed. Consideration is given to the ethical and legal responsibilities of nurses in today’s world. The changing health care system, current issues, and future trends are discussed. Management/leadership concepts are discussed and concurrent selected clinical experiences are provided in Nursing 215.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

PREREQUISITES: Must be taken in the last semester of the Nursing Program.

45 220 APPLIED PHARMACOLOGY (WEB) - 1 CREDIT
(Originates from ACM)
Section 1432 in Cumberland, Section 2653 in Bedford Tech, and Section 2654 in Somerset

INSTRUCTOR: Javan Scheller - 301-784-5566

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This one credit elective pharmacology course is designed to provide the nursing student with a basic understanding of pharmacology and its role as part of the treatment regimen of common diseases or health problems. The nursing process is the tool used as the student addresses study of the classes of pharmacological agents learned throughout the program. They are applied to specific clinical situations.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES

61 101 BEGINNING KEYBOARDING (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1963 in Cumberland, Section 1964 in Bedford, and Section1965 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Peggy Hughes - 301-784-5319

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Emphasis is on learning the keyboard using the touch system obtaining accuracy and speed, and applying these skills to production work, such as letters, tabulation, centering, and manuscript problems. Recommended for Office Technologies students.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address. 

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

61 102 DOCUMENT PROCESSING (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
(Originates from ACM)
Section 1966 in Cumberland, Section 1967 in Bedford, and Section 1968 in Somerset

INSTRUCTOR: Peggy Hughes - 301-784-5319

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: The student develops the skills of speed and accuracy on both straight-copy and production work. Production is stressed through practice applications involving letter styles, envelopes, tabulation problems, memorandums, business forms, and manuscripts.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address. 

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

PREREQUISITE: Office Technologies 101 or consent of instructor

61 110 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2256 in Cumberland, Section 2257 in Bedford, and Section 2258 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Fran Leibfreid - 301-784-5568

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: An analysis of medical terminology designed to give a clear understanding of medical terms on the basis of roots, prefixes, suffixes, and derivatives. Study of body systems is included.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address. 

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

61 118 INTRO TO MEDICAL CODING (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2335 in Cumberland, Section 2336 in Bedford, and Section 2337 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Cindy Zumbrun - 301-784-5132

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course will address Diagnostic (ICD) and Procedural (CPT) coding. The course will broaden coding knowledge and enhance coding skills by covering a variety of medical specialties and coding issues encountered in healthcare providers’ offices.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

PREREQUISITES: Office Technologies 110. 

61 119 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2787 in Cumberland, Section 2788 in Bedford, and Section 2789 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Thea Hosselrode - 301-784-5317

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Emphasis is placed on information management through the use of e-mail, contact lists, calendars, task lists, journals, and notes. Microsoft Office and Outlook will be used. Activities and discussions will also include personal digital information systems, Internet and e-mail ethics/etiquette and other information management technology.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address. 

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

PREREQUISITE: Computer Technology 101, or Office Technologies 101, or proficiency in keyboarding, or concurrent enrollment or consent of the instructor.

61 120 LEGAL TERMINOLOGY (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2793 in Cumberland, Section 2794 in Bedford, and Section 2795 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Thea Hosselrode - 301-784-5317

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to provide knowledge and understanding of terms commonly used in the legal profession. Content of the course includes spelling and definitions of terms in the legal field.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

61 220 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
(Originates from ACM)
Section 2338 in Cumberland, Section 2339 in Bedford, and Section 2340 in Somerset

INSTRUCTOR: Javan Scheller - jscheller@allegany.edu
301-784-5566

CLASS START DATE: January 17, 2007
CLASS END DATE: May 10, 2007

COURSE DESCRIPTION: The course will familiarize the student with advanced medical terminology related to clinical medicine, surgery, laboratory medicine, pharmacology, radiology, and pathology. Common diseases and conditions associated with the special terminology as well as the use of medical references and other resources for research and practice will be included.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

PREREQUISITE: Office Technologies 110

61 213 PRINCIPLES OF MEDICAL INSURANCE(WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2255 in Cumberland, Section 2828 in Bedford, and Section 2829 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Cindy Zumbrun - 301-784-5132

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION:A study of managed healthcare and major medical insurance programs is the emphasis of this course. Topics discussed include insurance terminology, electronic and manual completion and processing of insurance claims, medicolegal issues and billing and collection procedures. Medical terminology and diagnostic and procedural coding will be reviewed.

PREREQUISITES: Office Technologies 118

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

61 220 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2338 in Cumberland, Section 2339 in Bedford, and Section 2340 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Javan Scheller - 301-784-5566

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: The course will familiarize the student with advanced medical terminology related to clinical medicine, surgery, laboratory medicine, pharmacology, radiology, and pathology. Common diseases and conditions associated with the special terminology as well as the use of medical references and other resources for research and practice will be included.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address. 

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

PREREQUISITE: Office Technologies 110

PHYSICS

51 103 METEOROLOGY (WEB) - 4 CREDITS
(Originates from ACM)
Section 2590 in Cumberland, Section 2591 in Bedford, and Section 2592 in Somerset

INSTRUCTOR: James Stickler - 301-784-5256

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is offered in conjunction with the American Meteorology Society and delivered over the Internet. Emphasis is placed on movements and processes of the atmosphere, radiation and atmospheric heating, global circulation, weather systems, fronts and air masses, cloud physics, and basic forecasting skills. Included is a laboratory activity each week based on current weather data provided by the AMS.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address. 

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

PSYCHOLOGY

57 101 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2844 in Cumberland, Section 2845 in Bedford, and Section 2846 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Kurt Hoffman - 301-784-5113

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A foundation course in psychology. Review of the nature and purpose of psychology, the dynamics of adjustment, sensory development, psychometry, and the application of psychological knowledge to practical problems.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

57 286 DRUGS & HUMAN BEHAVIOR (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 2709 in Cumberland, Section 2710 in Bedford, and Section 2711 in Somerset
(Originates from Frostburg State University)

INSTRUCTOR: Cindy Hay - chay@frostburg.edu - 301-687-4410
                          Administrative Assistant - 301-687-4193
                          ACM contact: Tim Rowan - 301-784-5558

CLASS START DATE: January 28, 2008 
CLASS END DATE: May 16, 2008
Registration deadline January 18, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course will focus on psychoactive drugs and their use/abuse in social and historical contexts. In addition to surveying the pharmacology of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs, we will study the process of addiction. The physical, sociocultural, cognitive, emotional, and spiritual aspects of drug use and abuse will be explored. Prevention education will be briefly surveyed.

PREREQUISITE: Psychology 101 or consent of instructor.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

57 289 ETHICS for the ADDICTION COUNSELOR (WEB) - 1 CREDIT
Section 2712 in Cumberland, Section 2713 in Bedford, and Section 2714 in Somerset
(Originates from Frostburg State University, Intercession)

INSTRUCTOR: Cindy Hay - chay@frostburg.edu - 301-687-4410
                          Administrative Assistant - 301-687-4193
                          ACM contact: Tim Rowan - 301-784-5558

CLASS START DATE: January 2, 2008 
CLASS END DATE: January 25, 2008
Registration deadline December 14, 2007

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course will introduce the student to legal and ethical issues involved in the treatment of alcohol and other drug problems. Issues such as licensing, relationships, confidentiality, and crisis intervention will be addressed. The ethical standards of the National Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC) will be reviewed. This course will address legal and ethical considerations for counselors. Differences and similarities among addiction and other helping professionals will be discussed. Required course for the Maryland Addictions Counselor certification.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

SOCIOLOGY

63 101 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1617 in Cumberland, Section 1704 in Bedford, and Section 1792 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Georgia Kreiger - 301-784-5115

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008 
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A basic course in sociology. Overview of principles of sociology using empirical knowledge and the application of the scientific method. Review basic principles of social interaction, social roles, organization, process, stratification, social change, group dynamics, and valuation.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

SPEECH

65 101 SPEECH COMMUNICATION I (WEB) - 3 CREDITS This course has been certified by Quality Matters Section 2446 in Cumberland, Section 2447 in Bedford, and Section 2448 in Somerset (Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Georgia Kreiger - 301-784-5115

CLASS START DATE: January 21, 2008 
CLASS END DATE: May 13, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A survey course incorporating intrapersonal, interpersonal, and public speaking. A student will acquire theory and develop skills in interviewing, small group discussion, and informative/persuasive speaking.

When you register for this course, you must send the professor an e-mail providing your e-mail address.

To view the syllabus for this course go to http://www.allegany.edu/dl/syllabi

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