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Topical Seminar: Humanities - 20th Century American Popular Culture: The 1950s to 1980s
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Some courses require specific software that students may have to purchase; please check with the instructor or eLearning prior to registration if the cost of this requirement is a concern.

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General Course Information Course Alpha-Numeric Code ALS 3050
Course Level Undergraduate
Course Subject Adult Liberal Studies
Department Interdisciplinary and Special Programs
College University College
Credit Hours 4
Description

General description: Focus on topics of general interest to liberal arts students with particular reference to tools, concepts and analytical methods of social scientists. Students in Adult Liberal Studies only except by program director's permission.

Topical description: Explores relationships and interconnections among the disciplines of art, literature, music and film, during the dynamic era of North American cultural turbulence and change. Students will examine some key examples in the four creative areas, in order to articulate the common threads that were part of the creative changes in these disciplines.

Prerequisite Adult Liberal Studies students only except by program director's permission.
Enrollment Maximum 24
Semesters Offered Summer
Summer 2009
Course Information
Course Section 036
Summer Session III, 6/15 through 8/7/09
Course Reference Number (CRN) 30282
Instructor Turley, Robert
Method of Instruction Online Web
Method of Communication Internal and external email; on-line discussions.
Tuition and General Fees $1,247.04 US Dollars (Tuition and fees are subject to change; please refer to the Bursar's Web site for current tuition and fees
Other Fees* $6.50 special fee per student, per term (US Dollars); $22.50 course fee per distance learning course; $5.20 per credit hour facilities fee, maximum 12 credit hours. *Technology fees are assessed by the student's college per credit hour, other fees may also apply; please review the list of current fees
Textbooks

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*A textbook search may not be available for this term; contact your campus bookstore to determine if the instructor has ordered textbooks for your course. If the Bookstore does not have an order contact the instructor or department office (click on the instructor e-mail link above). Some courses use other resources and a textbook may not be required. You may also contact eLearning and Academic Support toll free at 1.866.Utoledo for assistance.

Technology Requirements

Before You Begin Your Course: Students are responsible to have access to a properly functioning computer throughout the semester. The computer must be able to run the software listed in the software section below. Some courses require specific software that students may have to purchase. If using a computer at a public library, students should check with the library to ensure they will have access and for the length of time required.

Internet Service
Students are responsible to have Internet service. High speed Internet access is recommended as dial-up may be slow and limited in downloading information and completing online tests. Some courses may contain streaming audio and/or video content.

Students must have an Internet Service Provider. Students are responsible for purchasing, installing and maintaining all computer hardware and software needed for their participation in online courses. Some courses have specific software and/or media requirements. Please contact eLearning, the instructor, or department, if you have any questions.

Software
Student computers need to be capable of running the latest versions of plug-ins, recent software and have the necessary tools to be kept free of viruses and spyware. A typical list is provided below

  • Adobe Acrobat Reader
  • Apple iTunes Player
  • Apple QuickTime Player
  • Java Plugin Console
  • Adobe Flash Player
  • Adobe Shockwave Player
  • Microsoft DirectX End-Use Runtime
  • Mozilla Firefox Browser - recommended
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer – note version 7.0 is NOT recommended
  • Microsoft Windows
  • Windows Media Player
  • Real Player

Other software may be required. Students should check with the course instructor for specific information.

Most computer labs on campus are capable of accommodating online courses but students should check for specific lab information.

Advising This page is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for academic advising; students should check with their adviser to be sure this course applies toward degree completion.






















































































































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