Spring 2010 Online Courses
The courses listed on this page are hyperlinked to the actual UIS schedule. You can follow this link to see useful information like the number of available spaces, course descriptions, and whether or not a waitlist exists.
Realize that this list only includes the course that are most likely options for onlne LIS majors. It does not include courses that some students may wish to consider: graduate level courses, Teacher Preparation, or courses in BUS, MGT, MAT, and CSC that require prerequisites that most LIS majors have not completed. Please use the UIS dynamic schedule to find the options.
Group 1 - open to all students
CSC 317 A - 10370 - Software Packages
CSC 318 A - 10371 - Computer Literacy
CSC 319 - A - 10375 -Computer Programming
CSC 319 B 10383 is reserved of LIS majors. Please attempt to register in this section first.
CSC 320 A - 10385 - Introduction to HTML/Web Development |
CSC 320 B 10387 is reserved of LIS majors. Please attempt to register in this section first.
CRJ 474 A - 10302/ LES 474 A - 10771 -Law of Evidence
Please note: CRJ 474 B/LES 474 B are restrictred to graduate students.
MIS 423 - B - 12216 - Decision Support Systems
Prerequisite: MIS 352
PHI 316 A - 13328 - Continental Philosophy
PHI 434 A - 12261 - Aesthetics
Background in philosophy or art is recommended but not required.
PHI 441 A - 11906 - Moral Theory
Meets second half semester. The prequisite, PHI 440, meets the first half semester
PHI 447 A - 12201 -Rationality and Moral Choice
PHI 471 A - 11907 - Philosophy of Science
PHI 473 A - 12898 - Philosophy of Mind
PHI 482 A - 12828 - Metaphysics of Things
A course in Logic is strongly recommended
SWK 368 C - 13083 - Photography and Social Movements
SWK 425 A - 11962 - Social Work and Substance Abuse
UNI 401 A - 10709 - Library Research Methods
ART 432 A - 12749 - Expatriate Paris 1900-1940
LIS 460 D 13079 is reserved of LIS majors. Please attempt to register in this section first.
Group 2 - Requires Permission to Enroll
ACC 311 A - 10029 - Administrative Uses of Accounting
Call 206-6541 for permission to enroll.
CSC 321 A - 10389 - Intermediate HTML Design and Usability
Prequisite: CSC 320. Contact csc@uis.edu for permission to enroll.
ECO 315 B - 10183 - Economics for Administration
Online CBM and Online MPA majors have priority for enrollment. Course Request Form for all other majors available at www.illinois.edu/goto/courserequest
ECO 302 B - 12425 - Macroeconomics in a Global Economy
Prequisites: MAT 112, ECO 201, ECO 202 or equivalent. Proctored testing required. Online CBM and Online MPA majors have priority for enrollment. Course Request Form for all other majors available at www.illinois.edu/goto/courserequest
ECO 408 A - 11650 - History Of Economic Thought
Prequisites: ECO 201 and ECO 202 or ECO 315 or equlivalent. Online CBM and Online MPA majors have priority for enrollment. Course Request Form for all other majors available at www.illinois.edu/goto/courserequest
MIS 352 E - 12119 - Principles of Management Information Systems
Online CBM and Online MPA majors have priority for enrollment. Course Request Form for all other majors available at www.illinois.edu/goto/courserequest Requires proctored testing.
All PSY courses require permission. You must follow this procedure to request permission.
PSY 323 A - 11796 - Adolescence
PSY 324 B - 11805 - Exceptional Child
PSY 326 A - 12936 - Family Psychology
Group 3 - Restricted to Specific Programs
Liberal Studies
LIS 360 and LIS 460 are topics courses. Go to the program website to find course descriptions for the individual topics.
COM 411 - B - 12808 - Computer-Mediated Interpersonal Communication
CHE 311 B 11969 / CHE 311 - C 11970 - Chemistry Of Everyday Life
This class fulfills the physical science general education requirement. Section B includes a lab. Section C does not include a lab.
CHE 315 - B 12534 / CLS 315 - B 12535 - Introduction to Forensic Science
CSC 319 B - 10383 - Computer Programming
CSC 320 - B - 10387 - Introduction to HTML/Web Development
LIS 342 B - 10238 - Conducting Liberal Studies Research
LIS 360 A - 12779 - Stress and You
LIS 360 B - 13027 - Serving Up Art
LIS 451 Senior Seminar
You must be planning to complete your degree this spring to enroll in LIS 451. If you wish to take the class, contact Andy Egizi, aegiz1@uis.edu. It is being taught by Eric Hadley-Ives and Annette Van Dyke. If you have a preference, please let him know. It is impossible to guarantee that we can honor your preference but we will if at all possible.
LIS 458 A - 13415 - ECCE: Memoirs Across Cultures
LIS 460 B - 12809 - Culture, Health and Power
LIS 460 C - 13058 - T:The Beatles/Pop Music & Society
LIS 460 - D - 13079 - Expatriate Paris 1900-1940
SWK 368 - A - 12478 - Photography and Social Movements
English - ENG courses are currently limited to online ENG majors but may be open to LIS majors in the future. We will send an email to let you know. If you are interested in an ENG course, please contact Andy Egizi.
ENG 336 A - 12570 -American Literature-1865 to the Present
ENG 380 A - 12778 - British Gothic Novel
ENG 440 A - 12558 - Updike and Maxwell
ENG 460 - E - 12824 - Expatriate Paris 1900-1940
ENG 462 - A - 10271 -Images of Women in Literature
ENG 471 - A - 11903 - CreatWrit-Non-F:Memoir Writing
History - HIS courses are available. Contact Amanda Winters for permission awint01s@uis.edu.
HIS 440 A - 12744 - Missions in Early America
HIS 449 A - 13334 - American Westward Expansion
HIS 480 A - 11946 - Rise of Rome
Philosophy
PHI 301 A - 10552 - Critical Thinking
PHI 425 A - 12014 - History of Modern Philosophy
ECCE classes
ECCE: Speakers Series
UNI 301 I -13023
UNI 301 J -13089
UNI 301 K -13101
UNI 301 L -13110
Engagement Experience
The Applied Studies (AST) has been retitled Experiential Learning (EXL).
ECCE: General Applied Study Term
Contact the EXL program for details
EXL 301 E - 13349 - ECCE: Project AST
ECCE: Undergraduate Prior Learning Portfolio Development - 13358 - EXL 305 - A
EXL 360 A - 13355 - ECCE: Social Change and Leadership
EXL 360 B - 13357 - ECCE: Social Change and Leadership
U.S. Communities
CRJ 364 A - 13264 - ECCE: Communities, Fear, and Crime Control
ECCE: Internet in American Life
CSC 442 - A - 13063
CSC 442 - B - 13064
CSC 442 - C- 13065
CSC 442 - D - 13096
ENG 340 A - 13320 - ECCE: Latino/Latina Lit
Contact Denise Long, dhowa03s@uis.edu, for permission to enroll.
ENG 360 B - 12674 - ECCE: Popular Fiction
Contact Denise Long, dhowa03s@uis.edu, for permission to enroll.
ENG 458 A - 13414 - ECCE: Memoirs Across Cultures
PAD 434 A - 13206 - ECCE: The Changing American Family and Public Policy
MPH 438 A - 13251 - ECCE: Monsters, Medicine, and Myths
MPH 478 A - 13252 - ECCE: Crisis in Environmental Health
MPH 478 B - 13253 - ECCE: Crisis in Environmental Health
ECCE: Women, Gender, and Society
SWK 382 - A - 11911
SOA 301 - A - 13039
Global Awareness
ENS 446 A - 13267 - ECCE: Population and Public Policy
Please note: ENS 446 B 13269 is restrictred to graduate students
ENS 461 A - 13270 - ECCE: Geopolitics: Geographical Aspects of International Affairs
Please note: ENS 461 B 13271 is restrictred to graduate students
PSC 270 A - 13291 - ECCE: Global Issues
MPH 222 A - 13248 - ECCE: Global Public Health: Population, Poverty and Pollution
MPH 450 A- 13265 - ECCE: Chemicals and the Citizen
MPH 450 B - 13266 - ECCE: Chemicals and the Citizen
ECCE Elective only (cannot be used for ECCE category requirements.)
MPH 408 A - 13249 - ECCE: Addiction
SOA 435 A - 13001 - ECCE: Polls, Public Opinion, and Public Policy
General Education
The following groups of courses are approved General Education courses and can be taken to fulfill requirements you might have. Remember that your LIS degree must include 48 junior/senior level hours so, if at all possible, you should look for upper-level General Education courses. If you are considering a 100-200 level course, I would encourage you to enroll in it so that you get a seat, but you should consult with your academic advisor to confirm that you can use it in your degree before the semester begins.
Physical Science with a lab
CHE 311 A - 10157 -Chemistry Of Everyday Life
CHE 311 B- 11969 and CHE 311 C 11970 are reserved of LIS majors. Please attempt to register in these sections first.
Physical Science without lab
CHE 315 A 10158 / CLS 315 - A 10172- Introduction to Forensic Science
CHE 315 B- 12534 and CLS 315 B 12535 are reserved of LIS majors. Please attempt to register in these sections first.
ENS 463 A - 13272 - Our Changing Climate
Please note: ENS 463 B 13273 is restrictred to graduate students
Humanities
HIS 160 A - 12508 - Middle Eastern History
PHI 440 A - 11905 - Ethics
Meets first half semester. PHI 441 follows the last half semester.
Fine Arts Humanity
ART 101 A - 12334 - Art Appreciation
Math
MAT 121 C - 12506 -Applied Statistics
Requires permission. If you have not taken the Math Assessment test for UIS, please contact the Undergraduate Advising Center.
Social Science
PHI 436 A - 10555 / PSC 436 A - 13372 -Contemporary American Political Philosophy
SOA 335 A - 10713 / MUS 335 A- 13396 - Jazz in American Culture
UIS recently entered into a cooperative partnership with Hibbing Community College in Hibbing, MN. If you are in need of a freshman/sophomore level course or prerequisite, you might check out their online offerings.
If you are considering a course at Hibbing, please contact Andy Egizi to make sure that your investment of time and money will help you earn your degree.
