Online Courses are delivered entirely over the Internet and are the educational equivalent of traditionally delivered courses. The enticement of an online course is that your attendance on campus is not required. This allows you the flexibility to fit a college course into your busy schedule, saving time and travel expenses. Class is held when you have time whether early in the morning before work, after dinner, or after the late news.
Please note: some courses may have specific requirements such as proctored exams or require specific software packages. For more information on a specific course, please select the appropriate semester from the list below and then the specific course number.
The math department requires all students to take a proctored midterm and final exam at which time the student must present the proctor with a photo ID which can be a valid driver’s license, passport, or state ID. No other form of ID is acceptable. If it is absolutely impossible for a student to come to the Cranford campus for the exams, it is the student’s responsibility to arrange for a proctor. The instructor has the right to reject the proctor the student chooses. Each instructor’s syllabus states the requirements the proctor must meet.
Review the Online courses list available by semester:
Summer II 2010
Fall 2010
Winter 2010
Online Course Facts
- All online courses have a definite beginning and ending date, the same as on-campus courses. You should logon and "attend" on the first day of classes.
- There are definite due dates for assignments and tests. Often an assignment is due within a few days of the first day of class.
- Educational activities take place using digital technology and are usually packaged in a course or learning management system such as ANGEL Learning. The tools available may include:
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Course information delivery using text, images, audio, video, animation, gaming, wikis, and blogs. |
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Communication tools such as email, discussion forums, chat rooms, virtual classrooms, and video conferencing. |
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Electronically submitted papers, tests, quizzes, and assignments. |
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Course administrative functions including enrollment and grading. |
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Many UCC degree programs are available completely online:
Business (A.A.)
Business Management (A.A.S.)
Computer Science (A.A.S.)
Information Systems Technology (A.S.)
Liberal Studies (A.S.)
Certificate Programs available online:
Online Course Information
Learn about other modes of Distance Education at UCC:
Blended Learning Courses
Telecourses