However, if anyone can demonstrate the ability to work independently with online materials, can show mastery on the first three electronic tests before the add deadline of February 9, I'll add them to the course. The course requires ten hours of work per week. That's the nation-wide standard for a 3 unit course. Some students think they can work full time and take more than one or two courses. It won't work.
Many students require more contact with an instructor.
Some think that an online course is real cool because they don't have to come to class and can just breeze through. But many have difficulty keeping up with the schedule and fall behind and wish to withdraw. I am happy to replace them with those who are more disciplined. Since the course material is available to all, anyone can go ahead and try the course. You may still add the course through next week, but only if you master Unit 4 by Feb. 25.