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CS114 - Academic Strategies for the IT Professional In this course, you will plan, organize, and prioritize your school-related activities by assessing your time management skills and setting goals. You will understand what causes stress, how time and stress management are connected and what you can do to manage stress effectively. You will identify your learning styles and learn how to be a more effective writer.

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IT133 - IT133 Software Applications Welcome to Software Applications. In this course you will learn how to use application software. This course will help you learn how to use Internet, word processing software, spreadsheet software, presentation software and communications applications. You will also learn how to integrate MS Office 2007 applications, including linking and embedding files. Editing and formatting these documents helps a business to create more professional looking documents.

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CJ386 - Forensic Biology and Impression Evidence This course introduces you to the major contributors to the development of forensic science. In this course, you will explore the science of forensic biology, traditionally known as serology, and the broad scope of laboratory tests used to investigate crimes involving blood and other body fluids. You will learn about the responsibilities of police officers that are first to arrive at a crime scene as well as the role and responsibilities of expert witnesses.

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CS115H - Academic Strategies You will learn the strategies for effective online communication. You will learn that your ability to achieve your personal, professional, and academic goals is directly related to identifying your own values; matching them with the work values and environment of the occupation you want to enter; and creating an action plan to achieve your goals.

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CS113 - Academic Strategies for the Business Professional This course introduces you to the purposes and processes of university education. An emphasis is placed on study, communication, and thinking skills that support academic achievement. Students also examine the relationship between learning and motivation.

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Complete self-directed course includes Multimedia, Examples, Projects, Lessons. Civil Litigation I will introduce the topics of parties to a civil suit, jurisdiction, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, informal and formal discovery, legal documents such as the complaint, answer, and motions, and the jury selection process. Understanding the civil law process is important to paralegals, and individuals who want to learn more about their rights when bringing or defending a lawsuit.

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NU101 - Nursing Fundamentals Welcome to Nursing Fundamentals. This course introduces you to the fundamentals of nursing and wellness. This course discusses patient safety, monitoring vital signs, initial assessment, bathing and grooming, personal care, and assisting with mobility. You will learn how to effectively document patient records and provide reports to other providers.

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This Open Courseware version of the environmental science laboratory course is specifically designed for practical applications of science using readily available household materials. This course will provide you with firsthand experience of important scientific aspects of environmental studies, including air quality, ecological concerns, waste-management issues, and energy consumption and conservation.

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BU100 - Introduction to Business The BU100 Introduction to Business course provides a fundamental working knowledge of the varied aspects of business and prepares you for future studies in more specialized topics within the subject area. You will increase your awareness of the overall environment and function of business as well as observe its contributions to society. This course also covers communication technology, globalization, and business ethics.

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