Online Summer Courses for High School Students 2019

Online courses will run from July 9 – August 15• Jump-start your college education before you graduate.• Take college courses online for only one-third the cost of tuition, plus fees.• All courses are SUNY General Education-approved courses.• Course completions earning a C or better are transferable to all SUNY colleges and most private colleges and universities.• Learn how to use Blackboard.

To register visit: www.ecc.edu/summer-college

Orientation will be on Monday, July 8South Campus S4041 Southwestern Blvd., Orchard Park, 141275-6:30 p.m., Library, Building 5For orientation information please contact: andolino@ecc.edu

For information before June 1contact Advanced Studies, Debb Schmitt, 851-1270, schmitt@ecc.edu

For information after June 1contact Distance Learning, Pat Ryan, 270-2869, ryanp@ecc.edu

Course DescriptionsEN 110 - College Composition (3 credit hours, $339.00 total)Designed to develop writing skills through a variety of writing tasks, this course will emphasize the use of rhetorical strategies in development of ideas, mastery of basic scholarly conventions, and application of critical thinking skills. Reading selections support the aims of the course. A documented research paper is required. It is highly recommended that students have completed 11th grade Regents English and have achieved an 85% on the Regents exam. Online Textbook required approx. $30.00Fulfills SUNY General Education – Basic CommunicationInstructor: Chris Pulinski

PS 100 - General Psychology (3 credit hours, $339.00 total)Focused on the nature of psychology as a science, this course’s topics include (but are not limited to) statistical analysis, biological foundations of behavior, sensation, perception, conditioning and learning, motivation, cognitive processes, reactions to stress, and mental health. No textbook required. Fulfills SUNY General Education – Social ScienceInstructor: Erikson Neilans

MT 143 - Introductory Statistics I (4 credit hours, $452.00 total)Involving concepts and computer skills valuable in a variety of life and work applications, this four-credit course will include statistical topics like graphing, measures of central tendency and dispersion, probability frequency distributions, Central Limit Theorem, the normal distribution, sampling concepts, estimation, hypothesis testing, linear regression, correlation, utilization of a statistical software package, interpretation of computer output, and explaining and interpreting statistical analysis. It is recommended students will have successfully completed Algebra 2.No textbook required.Fulfills SUNY General Education – MathematicsInstructor: Susan Rothwell

SO 100 - Introduction to Sociology (3 credit hours, $339.00 total)An introductory course in the concepts of sociology; a study of social interaction, social organization, and the processes which are common to group and institutional life. This course serves as the platform for the field of sociology. What is sociology and how can we apply the sociological perspective to everyday life.Fulfills SUNY General Education – Social Sciences.Instructor: Marianne Partee

BI 169 - Nutrition (3 credit hours, $339.00 total)A science elective designed for non-science majors. A study of the principles of nutrition; nutrients as they relate to the individuals’ daily living; how to plan and evaluate their own dietary intake; and consideration of social, economic and psychological factors in relationship to dietary practices. Weight control, health foods, additives and nutrition for various age levels and conditions of health will be explored. Fulfills SUNY General Education – Natural Sciences.Instructor: Timothy Musial

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