Summer Study Online

CONTENTS Welcome Calendar Admission and Registration Financial Information Academic Regulations General Information Course Schedule (PDF) Summer Study Online Pre-M.B.A. Workshops Graduate Study for Music Educators Summer College for High School Students Continuing Education, Programs for Children and Youth, Extramural Study The Campus   FORMS -- Registration, Payment, Housing, Meal Plan (PDF)

Learn anytime, anyplace -- on campus, at home, while you travel. Ithaca College online courses are as close as your computer. Enroll in courses that earn the same credits as classroom courses and that are taught interactively by Ithaca College faculty.

Minimum Computer Requirements

Students taking courses online are expected to have access to the Internet for extended periods, either at home or in a College computer lab. You will need e-mail and a Web browser -- either Netscape Navigator, version 4.01 or newer, or Microsoft Internet Explorer, version 4.0 or newer (AOL's built-in browser may not work). Some of the course material will require that you have JAVA installed and active, and you may also need to download and install one or more plug-in applications in your browser; details will be provided by your instructor.

Registration

The tuition rate is the same as for regular, on-campus summer courses. Enrollment is limited and is accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. After registering, you should contact the course instructor to initiate study. Note: Registration dates and deadlines for two- or five-week online courses are listed on the summer calendar on page 2 of this catalog. Registration dates and deadlines for 10-week online summer courses are the same as those for summer session I.

Online Courses

Refer to the online undergraduate or graduate catalog for complete course descriptions.

222-20000-11 Practicum in Film Festivals
Ten weeks: May 23-July 29
Instructor: Patricia Zimmermann

222-33004-21 Special Topics in Advanced Cinema Production: Fund-Raising, Development, Preproduction, and Planning Workshop
Five weeks: June 27-July 29
Instructor: Simon Tarr

223-56000-11 Online Learning and Collaboration
Ten weeks: May 23-July 29
Instructor: Diane Gayeski

306-12200-11 Principles of Microeconomics
Five weeks: May 23-June 24
Instructor: William Kolberg

319-11500-48 Business and Professional Communication
Two weeks: May 9-20
Instructor: Laurie Arlis

331-10100-11 Introduction to Sociology
Ten weeks: May 23-July 29
Instructor: Julian Euell

331-20400-11 Sociology of Signs, Symbols, and Collective Beliefs
Ten weeks: May 23-July 29
Instructor: Julian Euell

640-20500-21 Critical Health Issues
Five weeks: June 27-July 29
Instructor: Stewart Auyash

662-11300-48 Personal Health
Two weeks: May 9-20
Instructor: Mary Bentley

662-22700-11/21 Stress: Its Nature and Management
Choose one of two five-week sessions: May 23-June 24 or June 27-July 29
Instructor: Deborah Wuest

662-22700-48 Stress: Its Nature and Management
Two weeks: May 9-20
Instructor: Deborah Wuest

665-69900-21 Selected Topics: Strength and Conditioning
Five weeks: June 27-July 29
Instructor: Gary Sforzo

887-20300-11/21 Legal Environment I
Choose one of two five-week sessions: May 23-June 24 or June 27-July 29
Instructor: Gwen Seaquist

Pre-M.B.A. Workshops

Pre-M.B.A. workshops are intensive, graduate-level courses designed to provide students with the business terminology and key concepts necessary for further graduate business coursework. The workshops give students the opportunity to fulfill the prerequisites needed to enter Ithaca College's one-year M.B.A. program and also offer students a taste of M.B.A. study without requiring that they take the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT).

The workshops meet Monday through Thursday from 5:40-10:00 p.m.

Choose any or all of the four workshop modules:

• Module 1: Management/Law (May 16-June 2)
• Module 2: Accounting (June 6-23)
• Module 3: Marketing/Operations Management (June 27-July 14, no class on Monday, July 4)
• Module 4: Finance/Economics (July 18-August 4)