Accredited Online Undergraduate Courses

Prerequisite: PS101. Beginning with an effort to define normal and abnormal behavior, this course will trace the historical efforts to understand the deviations from normal…

This course examines how the criminal justice system responds to crime and criminals and the explicit and implicit theories underlying these responses. Students will explore…

Many critics argue that the short story is the most successfully developed form of American literature. This course will examine the American short story from…

A historical survey of documentary practices in film and a discussion of the ethical and ideological issues raised by the genre. Subgenres considered will also…

This course is a survey of the various applications of discrete mathematical methods including discrete optimization, modeling relations with graphs, and encryption. Beyond the foundations…

Prerequisite: CS150 In this course, students will determine the artificial intelligence decisions intended to increase the productivity and innovation you can achieve with AI. Topics…

This course takes a relationship-based developmental approach to observation, screening, and assessment of young children, ages birth through eight. Students will focus on family-centered practice…

Prerequisite: MA106 (C- or better) or Placement Test (Meets quantitative reasoning requirement.) This course is an introduction to the basic elements of pre-calculus statistics. Topics…

Prerequisite: MK201 or FM210 This course will provide a thorough understanding of branding principles and strategies. The role of brands and branding will be examined…

This course is an introductory class for students interested in theater, music, theatrical dance, and musical theater. The course gives students the chance to study…

Prerequisite: MG335 and 90 Completed credits. In this course students learn strategy analysis, strategy and policy formulation, policy implementation, and control. Through case studies, students…

Prerequisite: EN 101. This course is an introduction to the fundamental concepts, principles, and rules of law that apply to business activities. The course presents…

This survey course examines the cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development of children from birth to eight years of age. Child development theories as well…

Prereq: ED103 Co-Req: ED120 & ED121 This course will examine the developing child in a societal context focusing on the interrelationship of family, school and…

This course will introduce students to masterpieces of children’s literature. Emphasis will be placed on thematic expression, on historical perspective, and on developing a framework…

This course is an introduction to the field of early childhood intervention in the education of children with special needs. Helping strategies through understandings of…

Prerequisites: CS205; CS210; MA225 This course explores both Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Business Process Management (BPM) from the perspective of developing software in the cloud.…

Prerequisites: ME201 with a C or better, SC130 with a C or better, SC141 with a C or better, and SC220 with a C or…

Prerequisite: HT210 with a C or better This course provides instruction in the classification and coding of ambulatory care encounters using Current Procedural Terminology (CPT)…

Prerequisite: HT212 with a C or better This course integrates and builds on knowledge and skill acquired in HT208, HT210, and HT212, enhancing the skill…

Prerequisite: PS101 and one other Psychology course. This course serves as an overview of cognitive psychology, the scientific study of mental processes. The course begins…

Prerequisite: MA106 (C- or better) or Placement Test This course is a continuation of MA106. Topics include a review of elementary algebra concepts, applications of…

This course will provide an overview and critique of the major theoretical perspectives and models that are vital to understanding communication and interpersonal human behavior.…

Has replaced MG360 Compensation and Benefits This course examines the development, implementation, and administration of compensation and benefit programs. Emphasis will be placed on a…

Prerequisite or Corequisite: CS101 This course is an introduction to programming and problem-solving. Topics include data types, variables, assignments, control structures, collections, functions, classes, and…

Prerequisite: CS205 This course further develops object-oriented programming introduced in prior coursework. Topics include file input/output, inheritance, polymorphism, exceptions, error handling, and algorithm analysis. This…

This course provides an overview of the capabilities, use, & limitations of computers and their applications. The course will promote working knowledge of all facets…

Prerequisite: MK201 This course provides a framework for understanding individuals as consumers—the core of all marketing strategy. Through an understanding of consumer psychology, students will…

This dynamic course explores new and emerging topics in Digital Forensic Science (DFS), offering students a cutting‑edge perspective on the latest industry trends and innovations.…

This course provides a historical perspective of punishment and traces its evolution to current correctional practices in the United States. Students will analyze the function…

This course provides a comprehensive look at both pre and post arrest criminal procedures, specifically focusing on the rules of evidence followed by law enforcement…

This course provides a comprehensive look at the criminal process from arrest to sentencing. Students will analyze the responsibilities of prosecutors, defense attorneys, bail bondsmen,…

This course introduces students to the nature and classification of crimes, defenses, and special doctrines controlling the disposition of criminal matters within the judicial system.…

Prerequisite: HS101 or PS101 or CJ101. Examines the history, theory, and methods for dealing with individuals in distress, including intervention in both situational and maturational…

Prerequisites: HT101 with a C or better and CS101 with a C or better This course provides knowledge of how the evolution of computers has…

This course explores the concepts of cultural diversity, cultural competency, cultural heritage, and history as they relate to health from a global perspective. Students will…

This course examines technological changes and their corresponding criminal offenses. Various forms of cyber crime, methods of detection, prevention, and apprehension, as well as the…

Prerequisite: CS101 This course is an introduction to the basic concepts, organization, and implementation models of databases, with an emphasis on the relational model. Among…

This course examines deviant acts with the aim of understanding how society comes to define some behavior as deviant and how in turn society attempts…

Prereq: MK201 & MK183 Marketing professionals today have access to incredible amounts of data. The ability to use this data is what differentiates successful marketing…

Prerequisites: MK201. Students develop a conceptual and practical understanding of how information technology enables new forms of marketing to radically reshape the marketing function. Students…

An introduction to the Spanish language. Representative readings in geography, history, and culture broaden students' awareness of the country and its language. Conversation, pronunciation, reading,…

Prerequisite: MA003 (C- or better) or Placement Test This course is a continuation of MA003. Topics include a review of introductory algebra concepts, polynomials and…

Prerequisite: MG202 This course is designed to increase the student’s awareness of legal issues that they will encounter in the extensive and growing body of…

This first-year course is a skills-based introduction to critical reading, writing, and critical thinking. Through interdisciplinary reading assignments, in-class work, and a series of papers,…

In this first-year course, students apply critical reading, writing, and critical thinking skills to analyze and develop ideas in written and oral forms. Through interdisciplinary…

This course will acquaint students with esports business models with a focus on careers and talent management in the esports and gaming industry. This course…

This course is an introduction to esports production which incorporates an understanding of the “front of house” and the “back of house” aspects of an…

This is an introductory, one-semester, non-laboratory course that will provide students with a strong understanding of anatomical and physiological concepts pertaining to the human body.…

This course gives students basic pharmacology terminology with a major emphasis on the common drug classification. Emphasis will be placed on mechanism of drug action,…