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This
is the course listing for GER 212. |
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DEPARTMENT
AND COURSE NUMBER |
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The four-letter
departmental designation must be listed on your enrollment
form along with the course number. The course number indicates
the student classification for which the course is primarily
intended.
100-299
Undergraduate General Program
300-499
Undergraduate Advanced or Specialized Program |
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NUMBER
OF CREDIT HOURS |
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Ohio
University is on the quarter-hour system. Each university
course credit value in quarter hours is listed in this column.
This table shows the relative value of quarter and semester
hours.
1.5
quarter hours = 1 semester hour
3.0 quarter hours = 2 semester hours
4.5 quarter hours = 3 semester hours
6.0 quarter hours = 4 semester hours
7.5 quarter hours = 5 semester hours
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PREREQUISITES |
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Prerequisites
are indicated by course numbers only (101, 102, and so on) if
the prerequisite carries the same departmental abbreviation
(in this case, GER) ; otherwise the course number and title
are used. Prerequisites can sometimes be waived for students
who are not in Ohio University degree programs. A student who
completes an advanced course may not subsequently enroll in
a prerequisite course for credit. |
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GENERAL
EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS |
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Some
IDL courses satisfy the General Education Requirement for
Ohio University students. These courses are indicated in the
"Gen Ed" column.
Courses
that satisfy the Tier I Quantitative Skills requirement are
marked 1M; those that satisfy the Tier I English Composition
requirement are marked 1E for freshman composition
or 1J for junior composition.
Courses
that satisfy the Tier II Breadth of Knowledge requirements
are marked 2A applied science and technology, 2C
cross-cultural perspectives, 2H humanities and fine
arts, 2N natural sciences and mathematics, or 2S
social sciences.
Courses
that satisfy the Tier III Synthesis requirement are marked
T3.
In
our example above, PHIL 372 satisfies the Tier II cross-cultural
perspectives requirement (2C).
These
requirements apply only to those students enrolled in a degree
program at Ohio University. Other students may find them helpful
in choosing courses in a particular area. |
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COURSE
FORMAT AND TUITION |
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WWW
indicates the course is available in a web-based
format. |
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IS
indicates the course is available in a print-based correspondence
format. |
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CCE
indicates the course is available in course-credit-by-examination
format. |
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ISP
indicates the course is available by independent
learning project format. |
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The
amount of tuition listed in the format column includes any required
supplementary materials (readers, workbooks, audio- or video-tapes,
etc.). The ISC fee also includes the $20 fee for the course
guide. The precalculated amount does not include fees
for priority shipping or for optional supplementary materials.
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Note:
if no fee is listed in a format column, the course is not available
in that format. |
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OPTIONAL
FEES |
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Fees
listed in this column are for optional supplementary materials.
You must add the amount to your total tuition for the course
if you want these materials. |
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COURSE
MEDIA ICONS |
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The "@" symbol indicates that the course has an e-mail lesson
submission option. |
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The
paper graphic indicates that lesson assignments may be submitted
as attached documents by e-mail. The assignments are printed
by IDL staff, then forwarded to the instructor. Graded assignments
are returned as printed copy by postal mail. |
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The
computer graphic indicates that the course requires access to
a computer. This may include access to the World Wide Web. Detailed
computer requirements are contained in the course description. |
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The
book graphic indicates that the course has a supplementary readings
book or other print material. If the material is required,
the cost is included in the tuition column. If the material
is optional, the cost is listed under "Optional
Fees" and must be added to the total tuition. |
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The
headphone graphic indicates that the course has supplementary
audiotape materials. If the audiotapes are required,
the cost is included in the tuition column. If the audiotapes
are optional, the cost is listed under "Optional
Fees" and must be added to the total tuition. |
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The
videotape graphic indicates that the course has supplementary
videotape materials.
If the videotapes are required, the cost is included
in the tuition column. If the videotapes are optional,
the cost is listed under "Optional Fees" and must
be added to the total tuition. |
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NUMBER
OF LESSONS |
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The
number of lessons is the number of submitted assignments, not
counting examinations. If a course is offered in more than one
format, the number of lessons listed is the the ISC format. The CCE format has no submitted lessons. See
the course description for specific information about a particular
course or format. |
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| NUMBER
OF EXAMS |
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The
number of examinations is the number of supervised examinations.
If a course is offered in more than one format, the number of
examinations listed is for the ISC format. CCE courses
have only one examination. See the course description
for specific information about a particular course or format. |
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