Students who have daily access to e-mail and to the Internet will have an advantage in the course. Students who learn well through reading, and who can interact with others in written form are best prepared to succeed in an on-line course. Note that the college recommends that you allow 2 hours of homework and preparation time for each credit hour in addition to the in-class time. They also require strong reading skills. You will need regular reliable access to the internet and reliable email.
Daily access is preferred.
Daily access from home is ideal. Competent typing skills will enhance your experience in this course and may reduce the time you will need to spend on the course. Students with AOL or a MacIntosh will need to be able to work around access problems. Strong computer skills will be necessary. See times and places above.