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Fulfillment
of the program's learning objectives occurs through a combination
of lectures, readings, online activities, discussion sessions,
and peer and professional support systems.
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Study: The majority
of classroom-style lectures and demonstrations are delivered
via multi-media presentations on the course Web site or on
CD-ROMs. Students view the presentations according to the
weekly schedule established by the Course Instructor posted
on the course Web site. The Course Instructor also identifies
course textbook(s), which students can conveniently order
online. All course materials are delivered to your home or
available online through the Internet.
Internet:
The program uses the Internet to provide the highest quality
and amount of peer/faculty interaction possible. All relevant
course information is posted on the course Web site, a centralized
interaction portal for students, faculty, and program administrators.
It includes all course assignments and quizzes, allowing students
to complete and submit them from the convenience of their
homes or offices. Students also communicate with each other
and the faculty using discussion forums, live online chat
sessions, and e-mail.
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