Assignments for online classes vary somewhat from guided correspondence study courses. Instructors design interactive features, such as threaded discussion, group critiques, and/or virtual chats. Occasionally the instructor may post videos, lectures, etc. to supplement the course curriculum. The speed of the individual’s Internet Service Provider (ISP) will impact the ease of accessing these features. Technical requirements are simply an Internet Browser 5.0 or newer; no additional hardware or software is required.
* Indicates course satisfies a WWU GUR. Complete GUR information available from General Catalog.
*DNC 232 Movement and Culture (3) ACGM
Syllabus
An investigation of movement and dance as a vehicle for understanding
culture through movement labs, readings, film and discussion. Course
offering is subject to enrollment. Pam Kuntz
Instructor: Pam Kuntz
FIN 215 Personal Finance (3)
Syllabus
(Not intended for students who plan to be finance majors.)
Sources of personal income, saving and consumer spending patterns.
Developement of techniques for planning and budgeting consumption
expenditures and saving, with speical emphasis on the use of saving
allocations to achieve personal goals; real property, insurance,
financial investment, retirement, estate and tax planning.
Course offering is subject to enrollment.
Instructor: Pamela Hall
*ECON 206 Introduction to Microeconomics (4) SSC
Prereq: MATH 112 or equivalent. An overview of the modern market economy as a system for dealing with the problem of scarcity. Operation and decision-making of economic units; supply, demand and resource allocation; analysis of various market and industry structures; shortages, controls, social costs and benefits; international trade; comparative systems.
Instructor: Ozan Sula
*ECON 207 Introduction to Macroeconomics (4) SSC
Syllabus
Prereq: ECON 206 or 446; MATH 112 or equivalent. An overview of the modern market economy as a system
for dealing with the problem of scarcity. The analysis of relationships among such variables as national
income, employment, inflation and the quantity of money. The roles of government expenditure, taxation
and monetary policy; international finance; economic development.
Instructor: Ozan Sula
ENG 310 Literature and
Culture IV 19th Century Women Writers (5)
Syllabus
Prereq: ENG 202 or 203. Analysis, interpretation and
discussion of texts produced by women in the United
States during the nineteenth century. Repeatable once
as an elective with different topics.
Instructor: Pam Hardman
EXT 450A Principles and
Practices of Project Management (3)
Syllabus
This course, which is tailored for the business
leader, education professional, and office
administrator, provides the conceptual framework and
practical tools to effectively plan and manage the
activities of small, medium, and complex projects.
Students identify a project of their own and use
project management tools and methods to prepare a
detailed project plan.
Instructor: Ronald Bailey
*PSY 119 Psychology of Gender
(4) BCGM Syllabus
Basic concepts, foundations for sex roles;
similarities and differences between the sexes;
historical customs, personality theories, cultural,
sub-cultural and cross-cultural perspectives.
Instructor: Barbara Collamer
*WMNS 314 Global Women (4)
ACGM
Syllabus
Prereq: WMNS 211 or 4
credits of any 300-level
women studies course.
Introduces the concepts of
transnational feminism.
Examines the experiences of
women in a global economy,
explores the strategies
women develop to resist
global patriarchal
structures, and to organize
and mobilize globally.
Instructor: Shurla Thibou
Graduate School Test Preparation Online Course
Prepare for the GRE, GMAT, or LSAT exam
Online courses are also
available through the
Emergency Management
Certificate program.
