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12 | PHOENIX COLLEGE SUMMER AND FALL 2011 SCHEDULE EZINE PUBLISHED ON 03/21/2011<br />

| FOR CURRENT CLASS SCHEDULE UPDATES VISIT MY.MARICOPA.EDU<br />

Types of<br />

Classes<br />

and How to Read<br />

the Course Listing<br />

DEVELOPMENTAL<br />

Developmental classes are classes<br />

numbered below the 100 level. They<br />

provide students with the knowledge<br />

and skills required for collegelevel<br />

work in reading, English, and<br />

mathematics. Placement testing<br />

determines which developmental<br />

classes are required.<br />

LEARNING COMMUNITIES<br />

Learning communities integrate<br />

two or more courses in ways that<br />

meaningfully connect the content<br />

of each course. They also connect<br />

students and faculty in a collaborative<br />

effort of teaching and learning<br />

that may extend beyond the classroom<br />

walls. Methodologies used in<br />

learning communities may include<br />

experiential learning, collaboration,<br />

active participation, critical thinking,<br />

thematic or problem-solving projects,<br />

and reflection.<br />

OPEN ENTRY/EXIT (OEE)<br />

Self-paced computer classes offer<br />

students the ability to set a flexible<br />

schedule. During the hours<br />

the Computer Commons is open.<br />

Students may enroll up to April 1 in<br />

spring or up to November 1 in the<br />

fall terms. Classes are expected to<br />

be completed in the same term in<br />

which they are started. Most Open<br />

Entry/Exit classes are listed under<br />

Business and Personal Computers<br />

(BPC), Computer Information Systems<br />

(CIS), and Office Automation<br />

System and are designated OEE.<br />

HONORS<br />

The Phoenix College Honors Program<br />

provides opportunities for<br />

bright and talented students to<br />

make the most of their higher<br />

education through access to small<br />

classes, outstanding facility, campus<br />

involvement, community service,<br />

travel, and interaction with other<br />

like-minded students. We promote<br />

intellectual, social, and personal<br />

development to help prepare you<br />

for an increasingly complex world.<br />

Honors classes are listed under<br />

appropriate course sections with an<br />

Honors Program note.<br />

Registration for all Honors classes<br />

takes place in the Honors Office<br />

located B263 across from the Success<br />

Center.<br />

For more information about the<br />

Honors Program, qualifications to<br />

join, or to enroll in Honors classes<br />

visit the Honors Program Office<br />

in the B263, call 602.285.7305, or<br />

visit the program web site at www.<br />

phoenixcollege.edu/honors.<br />

ONLINE/BLACKBOARD<br />

(ONLINE BB)<br />

Class content is delivered entirely<br />

online (with the possible exception<br />

of an orientation or proctored<br />

exams on campus) and is accessed<br />

through Blackboard—our elearning<br />

platform. Students should have<br />

independent access to the Internet.<br />

Refer to Blackboard Access Instructions<br />

on the next page.<br />

HYBRID/BLACKBOARD<br />

(HYBRID BB)<br />

Classes offered in a Hybrid format<br />

have a portion of the class taught<br />

face-to-face in a traditional classroom<br />

setting, while the rest of the<br />

class takes place online. The mixed<br />

format offers the best of both<br />

worlds: an effective combination of<br />

face-to-face classroom meetings<br />

and the opportunity to work independently.<br />

Refer to Blackboard Access<br />

Instructions on the next page.

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