Distance Education Program Distance Education Program Antelope Valley College currently offers two distance-education opportunities, Instructional Television and Internet. A Practical Alternative to classroom instruction . . . . Telecourses offer flexibility to students who wish to enroll in a college course but are unable to come to Antelope Valley College on a regular basis. These courses combine classroom instruction with weekly televised presentations that will be announced the first class meeting. Tapes of all broadcasts are also available for check out in the AVC Instructional Media Center.
Students meet on campus specific dates that are listed below.
If you have further questions, please call the academic division offering the courses. A comprehensive interpretive analysis of the political and social development of the nation to 1877. Considerable attention is also given to economic developments and to cultural and intellectual currents. Includes reference to the antebellum political history of California inside the framework of general United States history. Survey course to develop an understanding of facts, theories, and principles underlying human behavior.