Online Classes
All information is subject to change without notice or obligation.
Session 1: June 21 – July 27
Anthropology
ANTH 11A Cultures and Ideas I: Peace and Violence
ANTH 50 World Geography
Art
ARTS 32 2-Dimensional Design
Communication
COMM 2 Media in a Global World
COMM 12 Technology & Communication
COMM 162B Visual Cultural
COMM 177A Leadership and Communication
English
ENGL 31 Writing about Literature & Culture
ENGL 122AW Film, Gender, & Sexuality: Spider Women, Butterflies & Renegades
ENGL 175 Creative Nonfiction
Environmental Studies & Sciences
ENVS 50 World Geography
Ethnic Studies
ETHN 152 Multi-Racial Identities
ETHN 155 Racism in the U.S.
History
HIST 85 U.S. Environmental History
Philosophy
PHIL 22 Ethics in the Digital Age
PHIL 29 Ethics and the Environment
Political Science
POLI 1 Introduction to U.S. Politics
POLI 2 Introduction to Comparative Politics
POLI 40 Politics of U.S. Economic Policies
POLI 50 World Geography
POLI 156 Politics & Mass Media
Psychology
PSYC 51 Statistics and Methods 1
PSYC 115 Abnormal Psychology
PSYC 185 Developmental Psychology
Public Health Science
PHSC 1 Human Health and Disease
PHSC 2 The American Health System
Religious Studies
RSOC 51 Religion in America
RSOC 119 Media and Religion
RSOC 168 Gender and Judaism
SCTR 19 Religions of the Book
SCTR 132 Apocalypse Now
TESP 79 Women in Christian Tradition
TESP 82 Witches, Saints, & Heretics (Two Sections)
TESP 119 Theology, Sex, and Relationships
TESP 124 Theology of Marriage (Two Sections)
TESP 164 Religious Ethics in Business
Sociology
SOCI 33 Social Problems
SOCI 134 Globalization and Inequality
SOCI 198 Sociology Internship
Women’s & Gender Studies
WGST 48 Women in Christian Tradition
WGST 134AW Film, Gender, and Sexuality: Spider Women, Butterflies & Renegades
WGST 145 Gender and Judaism
Session 2: July 30 – September 5
Anthropology
ANTH 12A Cultures and Ideas II: Peace and Violence
Art History
ARTH 24 Damascus to Dubai
Child Studies
CHST 100 Advanced Writing in Research in Social Science
Classics
CLAS 149 Ancient and Modern Ethics
ENGL 106 Advanced Writing
ENGL 115 Argumentation
ENGL 122AW Film, Gender & Sexuality
Ethnic Studies
ETHN 132 The History of Hip-Hop
ETHN 144 Asian Americans in the Media
ETHN 157 Race, Gender, Class and the College Experience
Music
MUSC 132 The History of Hip-Hop
Philosophy
PHIL 25 Ethics in Society
PHIL 30 Ethics and the Law
Political Science
POLI 1 Introduction to U.S. Politics
POLI 2 Introduction to Comparative Politics
POLI 150AW The Presidency
Psychology
PSYC 2 Introduction to Psychology II
PSYC 167 Psychopharmacology
Religious Studies
RSOC 51 Religion in America
RSOC 64 Comparative Religion and Environmentalism
RSOC 168 Gender and Judaism
SCTR 19 Religions of the Book
TESP 26 Sustainable Theologies
TESP 79 Women in Christian Tradition
TESP 119 Theology, Sex and Relationships
TESP 187 Christ and Catholic Theology
Sociology
SOCI 1 Principles of Sociology
SOCI 149 Business, Technology and Society
SOCI 159 Sociology of Crime
Women’s & Gender Studies
WGST 48 Women in Christian Tradition
WGST 114 Race, Gender, Class and the College Experience
WGST 134AW Film, Gender and Sexuality
WGST 145 Gender and Judaism
Session 3A: June 18 - July 6
Child Studies
CHST 75 Technology and Education
Ethnic Studies
ENTH 96 Race, Class and Culture through Film
All information is subject to change without notice or obligation.
Session 1: June 21 – July 27
Economics
ECON 2 Principles of Macroeconomics
Operations and Management Information Systems
OMIS 15 Introduction to Spreadsheets
OMIS 108 Operations Management
Session 2: July 30 – September 5
Business
BUSN 85 Business Law (Two Sections)
Operations and Management Information Systems
OMIS 15 Introduction to Spreadsheets
OMIS 108 Operations Management (Two Sections)
Technology Skills
Students must have:
- reliable access to a computer with Internet connection (high-speed is preferable) equipped with antivirus software (available free of charge to SCU students);
- the latest version of your browser (Explorer for PC, Safari or Camino for Macs) with appropriate plug-ins;
- Adobe Acrobat Reader; QuickTime, and Windows Media Player;
- word processing capability (Microsoft Word, Pages, Google Docs, or other).;
- a web browser (Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari or other)
You may also need video recording capability (webcam, digital camera, smartphone, or tablet).
Additional Information
Upon enrollment in an online class, students MUST check their SCU email account daily.
For financial (billing and refund) purposes, all online classes are assigned a Monday, Wednesday, Thursday schedule. However, you are required to complete the assignments as assigned in the syllabus posted on Canvas.