ONLINE COURSES
Summer 2008

ART

03 101 ART APPRECIATION - 3 CREDITS                        
Section 1360 in Cumberland, Section 1361 in Bedford and Section 1362 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Suzanne Stultz

CLASS START DATE: June 9, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 14, 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

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

09 101 INTRO TO BUSINESS (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1201 in Cumberland, Section 1202 in Bedford and Section 1203 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Robin Imgrund
814-652-9528 ext. 6209 (Bedford)
814-445-9848 ext 6112 (Somerset)

CLASS START DATE: June 9, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 14, 2008

COURSE DESCRIPTION: An introduction to the nature of business organizations, surveying their methods of financing, marketing and control. A study of the environment factors and forces, which causes changes, including the current trend toward international business and marketing. An analysis of business structure and functions, and of the problems, which have faced business in the past and may be expected to exist in the future.

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 1372 in Cumberland, Section 1373 in Bedford and Section 1374 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Ron Krug

CLASS START DATE: June 9, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 14, 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 1378 in Cumberland, Section 1379 in Bedford, and Section 1380 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Pat Brady - 301-784-5306

CLASS START DATE: June 9, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 14, 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.

COMPUTER SCIENCE + TECHNOLOGY

13 101 COMPUTER LITERACY (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1279 in Cumberland, Section 1280 in Bedford, and Section 1281 in Somerset
(Originates from AC)

INSTRUCTOR: Kristie Smith
814-652-9528 ext. 6220 (Bedford)
814-445-9848 ext 6108 (Somerset)

CLASS START DATE: June 9, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 14, 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 software (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.
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.

13 191 WEB PAGE DEVELOPMENT (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1327 in Cumberland, Section 1328 in Bedford, and Section 1329 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Kristi Smith
814-652-9528 ext. 6220 (Bedford)
814-445-9848 ext 6108 (Somerset)

CLASS START DATE: June 9, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 14, 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 design programs. Hands on approach to creating dynamic Web sites using latest Web technologies such as Cascading Style Sheets and animation.

Web students will need access to Dreamweaver MX2004 software.(will be changing fall of 07)
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.

PREREQUISITES: Computer Technology 101 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

13 221 MICRO APPLICATIONS I (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1330 in Cumberland, Section 1331 in Bedford, and Section 1332 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Dennis Buskirk - 301-784-5128

CLASS START DATE: June 9, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 14, 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 software (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access)
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.

PREREQUISITE: Computer Technology 101

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

ENGLISH

29 101 FRESHMAN ENGLISH I (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1340 in Cumberland, Section 1341 in Bedford, and Section 1342 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Jenna Gallion - 301-784-5239

CLASS START DATE: June 9, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 14, 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.
 
PREREQUISITE: English 90-96 or demonstrated proficiency in the mechanics of English.

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

MATHEMATICS

41 102 COLLEGE ALGEBRA (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
(Originates from ACM)
Section 1337 in Cumberland, Section 1338 in Bedford, and Section 1339 in Somerset

INSTRUCTOR: Mark Shore - 301-784-5371

CLASS START DATE: June 9, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 14, 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.

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

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

41 221 ELEMENTS OF STATISTICS (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1389 in Cumberland, Section 1370 in Bedford, and Section 1371 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Mark Shore - 301-784-5371

CLASS START DATE: June 9, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 14, 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

OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES

61 110 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1303 in Cumberland, Section 1304 in Bedford, and Section 1305 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Fran Leibfreid - 301-784-5568

CLASS START DATE: June 9, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 14, 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

61 220 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
Section 1324 in Cumberland, Section 1325 in Bedford, and Section 1326 in Somerset
(Originates from ACM)

INSTRUCTOR: Javan Scheller - 301-784-5566

CLASS START DATE: June 9, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 14, 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.

PREREQUISITE: Office Technologies 110

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
(Originates from ACM)
Section 1102 in Cumberland, Section 1136 in Bedford, and Section 1157 in Somerset

INSTRUCTOR: Kurt Hoffman - 301-784-5113

CLASS START DATE: June 2, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 26, 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.

57 286 DRUGS & HUMAN BEHAVIOR (WEB) - 3 CREDITS
(Originates from Frostburg State University)
Section 1306 in Cumberland, Section 1307 in Bedford, and Section 1308 in Somerset

INSTRUCTOR: Cindy Hay - 301-687-4410
Administrative Assistant - 301-687-4193
ACM contact: Tim Rowan - 301-784-5558

CLASS START DATE: May 19, 2008           
CLASS END DATE: June 27, 2008
Registration deadline May 3, 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
(Originates from Frostburg State University, Intercession)
Section 1309 in Cumberland, Section 1310 in Bedford, and Section 1311 in Somerset

INSTRUCTOR: Cindy Hay - 301-687-4410
Administrative Assistant: 301-687-4193
ACM contact: Tim Rowan - 301-784-5558

CLASS START DATE: May 19, 2008           
CLASS END DATE: June 27, 2008
Registration deadline May 3, 2008

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
(Originates from ACM)
Section 1116 in Cumberland, Section 1138 in Bedford, and Section 1160 in Somerset

INSTRUCTOR: Kurt Hoffman - 301-784-5113

CLASS START DATE: June 2, 2008
CLASS END DATE: July 26, 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.

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