If you have a good working knowledge of computers and the Internet, and are experienced at using them,
online courses may be a good fit for you. You’ll need:
- A computer that meets eCampus’ technical requirements (see below)
- Dial-up, DSL or cable Internet connection. Some courses specifically require a high-speed connection.
- E-mail account
- Current Web browser
Online courses start and end according to the regular SPC term dates, but individual classes have no
pre-set meeting schedule. Courses incorporate a variety of multi-media materials that may include textbooks,
CDs, streaming video, and Web resources. You’ll submit your exams and completed assignments electronically,
and interact with other students and your instructor via e-mail, online bulletin boards, and chat rooms.
To explore a sample online course click here.
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ONLINE COURSES
If you plan to take an online course, you’ll need access to a computer that meets eCampus’
technical requirements. Some e-courses also have
specific requirements in addition to the basic ones. It’s important to check the course description and the
course’s online Information Page for these requirements.
For complete information about technical requirements for e-courses, as well as online tutorials and other useful tools, go to the eCampus home page www.spcollege.edu/eCampus. Click on Help & FAQs in the left navigation bar, then on Technical Information.
If your own computer doesn’t meet the requirements,
consider using the computers at SPC’s campus computer labs, your local public library, or cyber-cafes in your
area. If you are planning to take an online course on a computer at your workplace, check with the company’s
Information Technology staff to avoid any potential problems with firewalls.
COMPLETE ONLINE DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES
eCampus offers more than 690 classes in over 100 programs of study, with complete online degree and certificate
programs in many fields. New courses and programs are constantly being added as eCampus grows. For the most up-to-date listings, visit the Courses & Programs page of the eCampus Web site,
www.spcollege.edu/eCampus.
As this catalog goes to press, the following programs are available online:
Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS)
Banking
Dental Hygiene
International Business
Public Safety Administration
Technology Management
Veterinary Technology
Bachelor of Science (BS)
Nursing
Associate in Arts (AA)
All courses required for an AA degree are available online.
Associate in Science (AS)
Crime Scene Technology
Emergency Administration and Management
Fire Science
Funeral Services
Health Information Management
Medical Laboratory Technology
(8 hours of chemistry support courses must be taken at local colleges)
Veterinary Technology
(Clinical component must be completed on-site in your own geographic area)
Credit Certificates
Computer Related Crime Investigations
Crime Scene Technology
Critical Care
Emergency Administration and Management
Fire Officer I & Fire Officer II
Fire Inspector I & Fire Inspector II
Fire Investigator I & Fire Investigator II
Medical Coder
Perioperative Nursing
(Clinical component must be completed on-site in your own geographic area)
Veterinary Hospital Manager
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