ONLINE CLASSES IN TECHNICAL STUDIES, BC CAMPUS
FOR SPRING 2010
Click on each class for a description
of it and directions for accessing it.
Mandatory Main Campus Orientations
Call 248-2530 for Main Campus times.
Blakely
Center Uses GeorgiaVIEW, not Angel Learning.
January 5 at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. in room 153
Go
to the college homepage at
http://www.bainbridge.edu.
Select the Services tab and choose Angel Learning. The login screen will appear.
Your initial log-on is your 9000 number preceded by 62_. Your password is the same. You will be prompted to change your password once you have logged in.
Password
Salam Abdo, salam.abdo@bainbridge.edu
Orientation: Mandatory
About the Course
“Is it possible to learn Anatomy & Physiology online?”
Absolutely! Today’s technology allows layer-by-layer dissection of the human body on your own personal computer. This privilege was previously limited to medical school students or advanced standing research. Moreover, flexible access to information, simulations, and assignments make online courses ideal for the non-traditional students who have other obligations. This course focuses on basic normal structure and function of the human body. Topics include an overview of each body system, how systems coordinate activities to maintain a balanced state, recognizing deviations from the normal, and medical terminology, including basic word structure and terms related to body structure and function.
Technology Requirements
Computer with reliable Internet connection that meets the following technical requirements:
· Administrator Privileges (so you can install the simulation)
· PC: Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Pentium II 500 MHz processor, 128 MB RAM
· Macintosh: Power Mac OS 10.3.9 & Higher, 500 MHz or faster processor, 128 MB RAM
· Recommended: 1024 x768 pixel screen resolution, color monitor running "Thousands of colors" or higher, audio capable system with speakers/headphones, 8x CD-ROM drive, mouse, Java version 1.4.2 or higher (free download)
If you cannot install A&P Revealed 2.0 simulation on your personal computer, you might be able to complete simulations in the main campus library in Bainbridge. However, only one computer is available on a first-come, first-served basis, so you will need to plan ahead.
How to Succeed
Pay attention to due dates.
Misty Joiner, misty.joiner@bainbridge.edu
Orientation:
Web orientations will be held at the Blakely Center on January 5 at 11
a.m. and 5 p.m. in room 153. You may also attend one of the orientations
in 1203 in the Maple Center (schedule at top of this page). Attending an
orientation is not mandatory but strongly recommended. You will learn
how to access your course in GeorgiaVIEW and other helpful information
to help you succeed.
About
the Course
COMS 1000 is a Non-transfer course.
COMS 1000 Microcomputer Concepts is an introductory course consisting of
basic computer concepts and general terminology as well as general
evaluation of personal computer systems and basic functions of
peripheral equipment. The features and operation of the major software
applications receive emphasis in this course. Lab activities focus on
word processing, spreadsheet, database, graphics, e-mail and Internet
applications.
Materials Needed
1. Textbook: Microsoft Office 2007 Marquee Series, Brief Edition by Rutkosky, Seguin, Rutkosky, Paradigm Publishing ISBN: 978-0-76382-959-9.
2. USB drive
Technology Requirements
You will need internet access, Windows XP operating system and Microsoft
Office 2007, which consists of Word 2007, Excel 2007, Access 2007, and
PowerPoint 2007. You will also need a USB drive and the required book.
How to Succeed
To be successful in this course, you must login to GeorgiaVIEWa minimum
of three times a week and complete your assignments on a timely
basis. Late assignments will be given a grade penalty. It is extremely
difficult to play “catch up” in an online class—so stay on task and
follow the assignment schedule and due dates. Contact me immediately if
you encounter problems or have questions. Don’t wait until you get too
far behind to let me know you are having problems. Communication is the
key to your success in an online class. The best type of communication
in an online course is e-mail via GeorgiaVIEW You must stay in touch
with your instructor and complete your work as required.
Misty Joiner, misty.joiner@bainbridge.edu
Orientation: Web orientations will be held at the Blakely Center on January 5 at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. in room 153. You may also attend one of the orientations in 1203 in the Maple Center (schedule at top of this page). Attending an orientation is not mandatory but strongly recommended. You will learn how to access your course in GeorgiaVIEW and other helpful information to help you succeed.
About
the Course
COMS1001is a non-transfer course.
COMS 1001 Visual BASIC.NET I is an introductory programming course in
Visual BASIC.NET wherein students incorporate programming design
concepts in assigned programming projects written in Visual BASIC.
Topics include Visual Basic.NET Integrated Development Environment,
building an application in the Visual Basic.NET environment, working
with variables, constants, data types, and expressions and decision
making.
Materials Needed
1. Textbook: Microsoft Visual Basic.NET: An object-oriented approach, Comprehensive Edition. Michael Ekedahl and William Newman, ISBN: 0-619-01658-2.
2. USB drive
Technology Requirements
You will be required to log in to Georgia View on a weekly basis and
email me a minimum of once per week. Students must purchase the required
book and an USB drive.
How to Succeed
To be successful in this course, you must complete your assignments on a
timely basis. Late assignments will be given a grade penalty. It is
extremely difficult to play “catch up” in an online class—so stay on
task and follow the assignment schedule and due dates. Contact me
immediately if you encounter problems or have questions. Don’t wait
until you get too far behind to let me know you are having problems.
Communication is the key to your success in an online class. You must
stay in touch with your instructor and complete your work as required.
Sheila McLendon, smclendon@bainbridge.edu
Orientation: Mandatory
About the Course
Tech
1120 emphasizes fundamental mathematical skills that can be applied to
the solution of occupational and technical problems. Students must have
exited Tech 0085 or passed the Basic Math portion of the COMPASS (score
of 37 or higher) to take this course.
Technology Requirements
Windows 98 or higher operating system, Internet access, email account, Student Access kit for MyMathLab that is purchased with text. Technical Math courses are not run through Angel. Students must purchase the student access kit to log into the course. Student access kits may be purchased in the college bookstore or online. Get my course ID from my webpage, and you log-in at http://www.coursecompass.com.Watch an instructional video of how to register with MyMathLab. After registering, you can all 1-800-677-6337 for technical support.
How to Succeed
Work consistently in the course and meet all due dates. Some of the material available to you in the course include a multimedia library with lecture videos and PowerPoint presentations. The assignments in the course are self-grading and can be redone until mastery is achieved. Tests may only be taken once and must be taken during the time period that they are online.
Hope Toole, htoole@bainbridge.edu
Orientation: Mandatory
About the Course
Tech
1120 emphasizes fundamental mathematical skills that can be applied to
the solution of occupational and technical problems. Students must have
exited Tech 0085 or passed the Basic Math portion of the COMPASS (score
of 37 or higher) to take this course.
Technology Requirements
Windows 98 or higher operating system, Internet access, email account, Student Access kit for MyMathLab that is purchased with text. Technical Math courses are not run through Angel. Students must purchase the student access kit to log into the course. Student access kits may be purchased in the college bookstore or online. Get my course ID from my webpage, and you log-in at http://www.coursecompass.com. Watch an instructional video of how to register with MyMathLab. After registering, you can all 1-800-677-6337 for technical support.
How to Succeed
Work consistently in the course and meet all due dates. Some of the material available to you in the course include a multimedia library with lecture videos and PowerPoint presentations. The assignments in the course are self-grading and can be redone until mastery is achieved. Tests may only be taken once and must be taken during the time period that they are online.
Ann Brannen, abrannen@bainbridge.edu
Orientation: Mandatory
About the Course
Tech
0085 provides the fundamentals of arithmetic, including whole numbers,
fractions, decimals, percents, averages, applied problems, and signed
numbers, and to prepare the student to begin the transition from
Arithmetic to Algebra. Students who take this course have scored lower
than 37 on the Basic Math portion of the Compass test.
Technology Requirements
Windows 98 or higher operating system, Internet access, Email account, Student Access kit that is purchased with text. Vocational Math courses are not run through Angel. Students must purchase the student access kit to log into the course. Student access kits may be purchased in the college bookstore or online. Get my course ID from my webpage, and you log-in at http://www.coursecompass.com. Watch an instructional video of how to register with MyMathLab. After registering, you can all 1-800-677-6337 for technical support.
How to Succeed
Work consistently in the course and meet all due dates. Some of the material available to you in the course include: Multimedia library with lecture videos and PowerPoint presentations. The assignments in the course are self-grading and can be redone until mastery is achieved.
