Course Listing

• • • American Literature

      ENGL 2329

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      Consideration of significant American works with a focus on ideas and the ways in which they reflect cultural and aesthetic values; emphasis on critical methods of reading, writing, and thinking; at least three genres and six authors considered.

    • Art Appreciation

      ART 1301

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      Intended to develop an understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of art in its many forms. Recommended as a fine arts elective for non-art majors.

    • British Literature

      ENGL 2319

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      Significant British works with emphasis on ideas and the ways in which they reflect cultural and aesthetic values; emphasis on critical methods of reading, writing, and thinking; at least three genres and six authors considered.

    • Cell and Molecular Biology

      BIOL 1441

      Complete: 8 weeks | Credit Hours: 4 | $349.00 per course

      BIOL 1441 is a prerequisite for Microbiology BIOL 2460 and A & P I BIOL 2457. However, students will be able to take BIOL 2460 if they completed BIOL 2457 but did not take BIOL 1441. Students transferring in BIOL 2457 from another university do not need to take BIOL 1441. BIOL 1441 will not count as a natural science and the grade for BIOL 1441 will not be used in the GPA calculation for the AP BSN Admissions program. BIOL 1441 is a prerequisite criterion from the College of Science, not the College of Nursing.

    • College Algebra

      MATH 1302

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      Linear, quadratic and higher order polynomial equations and inequalities solved algebraically, graphically and numerically; graphs and operations on relations and functions; real and complex zeros of polynomials and rational functions; exponential and logarithmic functions; systems of linear equations; matrices. A graphing calculator, such as the TI-83, is required for this course. Business majors should enroll in Math 1315. The Math Aptitude Test (MAT) is required to register for this course. See http://www.uta.edu/math/pages/main/mpt.htm for test details.

    • Critical Thinking, Reading, & Writing I

      ENGL 1301

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      The critical thinking about, and reading and writing of, referential/expository discourse. Introduction to inventional procedures. Writing assignments focusing on identification and development of a subject, on organization, audience analysis, style, and the revision process.

    • Critical Thinking, Reading, & Writing II

      ENGL 1302

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      Continues ENGL 1301, but with an emphasis on critical thinking about, and reading and writing of, argumentative discourse. Introduction to inventional procedures such as types of proofs and claims and the Toulmin model. Writing assignments focusing on the identification, development, and support of propositions of fact, cause, value, and policy. Prerequisite: Grade of C or better in ENGL 1301.

    • Developmental Psychology (Lifespan)

      PSYC 3310

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      Description coming soon.

    • Elementary Statistical Analysis

      MATH 1308

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      Descriptive statistics, relationships between variables, interpretation of data and graphs, rudiments of probability, elementary statistical models, hypothesis testing, inference, and estimation. The Math Aptitude Test (MAT) is required to register for this course. See http://www.uta.edu/math/pages/main/mpt.htm for test details.

    • English Literature

      ENGL 2326

      Complete: TBD | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      This course is not offered through the Academic Partnership program, but may be taken at another college/university to fulfill the Literature requirement.

    • Federal Government

      POLS2311

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      The constitution and government of the United States. The organization, procedures, and duties of the branches of the government, together with their accomplishments and defects.

    • History Of The United States Since 1865

      HIST 1312

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      An introduction to the political, social, economic, and cultural history of the United States since 1865. This course is designed to help students understand and evaluate their society, comprehend the historical experience, and further develop reading and writing competencies and critical skills.

    • History Of The United States To 1865

      HIST 1311

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      An introduction to the political, social, economic, and cultural history of the United States prior to 1865. This course is designed to help students understand and evaluate their society, comprehend the historical experience, and further develop reading and writing competencies and critical skills.

    • Human Anatomy and Physiology I

      BIOL 2457

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 4 | $349.00 per course

      Functional morphology of humans, cellular function, principles of support and movement, and neural and endocrine control systems. Laboratory exercises involve both anatomical and experimental aspects of principles introduced in the lecture. This class is designed for students in sport activities (EXSA), medical technology and pre-nursing. Prerequisite: BIOL 1441 or equivalent, and approval of the department. May not be used for biology grade point calculation or biology credit toward a B.S. degree in biology or microbiology.

    • Human Anatomy and Physiology II

      BIOL 2458

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 4 | $349.00 per course

      Functional morphology of humans, maintenance of the human body, and continuity of life. Topics will include the cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, urinary, immune, and reproductive systems. Laboratory exercises explore both anatomical and experimental aspects of principles introduced in the lecture. This class is designed for students in sport activities (EXSA), medical technology, and pre-nursing. Prerequisite: BIOL 1441 or the equivalent, BIOL 2457, and approval of the department. May not be used for biology grade point calculation or biology credit toward a B.S. degree in biology or microbiology.

    • Intro to Psychology

      PSYC 1315

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      The fundamental methods and content of scientific psychology. Concentration on the understanding of basic principles.

    • Introduction to Sociology

      SOCI 1311

      Complete: 5 week | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      A scientific approach to the analysis and explanation of culture, personality, and social organization. The social processes and mechanisms of interaction involved in the natural process of cultural development, dissemination, assimilation, and the institutions of the group.

    • Microbiology

      BIOL 2460

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 4 | $349.00 per course

      Description coming soon.

    • State & Local Government

      POLS 2312

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      The principles and organization of American state, county, and municipal government, together with current problems and the constitution and government of Texas.

    • Technical Writing

      ENGL 3373

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      Processes of researching, drafting, editing, revising, and designing technical reports, proposals, manuals, resumes, and professional correspondence for specific audiences. Prerequisite: ENGL 1301, ENGL 1302. For RN to BSN students, this course can be a co-requisite with N3645 part A as long as it is taken in the AP 5 week course format.

    • World Literature

      ENGL 2309

      Complete: 5 weeks | Credit Hours: 3 | $349.00 per course

      Significant works of world literature with emphasis on ideas and the ways in which they reflect cultural and aesthetic values; emphasis on critical methods of reading, writing, and thinking. Examines at least three genres and six authors.