How to register
You may register for Spring quarter
classes in one of two easy ways:
Online Registration via My Account in
CampusConnect
»Go to connect.globeuniversity.edu
»Type the first Part of Your Email (Username) Example: Jane.Doe
»Type your capitalized first and last initials and the last 4 digits of
your Social Security Numbers (Password) Example: JD1234
» Click Login button
Once you’re in CampusConnect, choose the My Account tab. This tab will
show your login credentials to be sure you are logging in correctly. Clicking
“connect” will open a new page or tab in your web browser with access to your
personal account in the student portal.
Planning to Graduate
in the next three quarters?
Pick up the Application to
Graduate from the Academic
Services team. Complete
and return the form as soon
as possible to receive your
official graduation audit.
Reminder...
Registration begins January
27, 2014 and Winter Quarter
begins March 31, 2014.
Now that you’re in the portal, you may register in 3 easy steps:
Select > View > Register.
For tutorials on Portal Registration, follow these easy steps:
» Go to my.globeuniversity.edu
» Click on the Need Help? link near the bottom of the page
» Choose the topic that best fits your needs
Traditional Registration
1 Pick up your personal schedule recommendations from a member of the
Academic Services team or your academic advisor at your home campus.
(Note: many campuses email recommendations directly to your student
account.)
2 Attend an advising meeting during open registration to help you understand
the recommendations selected specifically for you for the upcoming
quarter. (See your home campus for specific times and locations)
Students are strongly
encouraged to visit with
the Financial Aid/Student
Accounts departments
prior to registration to
assure that they are in good
standing. Students who
are not in good standing
may experience a delay
in registration resulting in
limited class availability.
3 Schedule an individual meeting any time during the weeks of registration
with a member of the academic staff.
Schedules are subject to change!
For the most current listings go to my.globeuniversity.edu.
Use this class schedule with your course catalog for the most effective
program planning.
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Calendar
WINTER QUARTER 2014 (11 weeks)
Classes Begin
Quarter Ends
Registration for Spring Quarter 2014
January 6
March 21
January 27 – March 7
Holidays
Martin Luther King Jr. Day (College and Office closed)
January 20
Presidents Day (College and Office closed)
February 17
Quarter Break (Office open)
March 24 – March 28
SPRING QUARTER 2014 (11 weeks)
Classes Begin
Quarter Ends
Registration for Summer Quarter 2014
March 31
June 13
April 21- May 31
Holidays
Community Service Day (College and Office Closed)
Memorial Day (College and Office Closed)
Quarter Break (Office open)
May 16
May 26
June 16 – July 11
SUMMER QUARTER 2014 (11 weeks)
Classes Begin
Quarter Ends
Registration for Fall Quarter 2014
July 14
September 26
August 4 – September 12
Holidays
Independence Day (College and Office Closed)
July 4
Labor Day (College and Office Closed)
September 1
Quarter Break (Office open)
September 29- October 3
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Accounting
Class Schedule Guide
CODE
SEC.
AC110
AC110
MH1
AC160
AC160
MH1
TIMES
DAYS
Accounting Principles I
Prerequisite: None.
Moorhead
10:45AM-12:55PM
Managerial Accounting
MH1
Intermediate Accounting II
Moorhead
6:00PM-10:10PM
T
Prerequisite: AC200.
Moorhead
6:00PM-10:10PM
Tax III 4 Cr.
MH1
MW
Prerequisite: AC150.
Intermediate Accounting II 4 Cr.
AC430
AC430
LOCATION
Managerial Accounting 4 Cr.
AC250
AC250
CLASS NAME
Accounting Principles I 4 Cr.
W
Prerequisite: AC350.
Tax III
Moorhead
6:00PM-9:40PM
CLASS NAME
LOCATION
TIMES
M
Business
CODE
SEC.
BS100
BS100
Business Mathematics 4 Cr.
MH1
BS105
BS105
10:40AM-12:45PM
Moorhead
8:25AM-10:30AM
MH1R Customer Service Strategies
Fraud Examination
TR
Prerequisite: None.
Moorhead
10:45AM-12:00PM
Fraud Examination 4 Cr.
MH1
TR
Prerequisite: None.
Customer Service Strategies 3 Cr.
BS325
BS325
Moorhead
Introduction to Business 5 Cr.
MH1R Introduction to Business
BS170
BS170
Business Mathematics
DAYS
Prerequisite: FM052 or Advanced Standing.
MW
Prerequisite: CM121.
Moorhead
1:20PM-3:05PM
LOCATION
TIMES
TR
Communications
CODE
SEC.
CM121
CM121
CLASS NAME
Composition 4 Cr.
MH6
DAYS
Prerequisite: FW052 or Advanced Standing.
Composition
Moorhead
6:00PM-9:40PM
CLASS NAME
LOCATION
TIMES
M
Finance
CODE
SEC.
FN300
FN300
Finance 4 Cr.
MH1
FN420
FN420
Finance
DAYS
Prerequisites: AC150, BS100, CM121.
Moorhead
1:30PM-3:20PM
Moorhead
6:00PM-9:40PM
LOCATION
TIMES
Moorhead
6:00PM-10:10PM
Investments 4 Cr.
MH1
Investments
MW
Prerequisites: CM121, FN300.
M
Foundations of Math
CODE
SEC.
FM051
FM051
Foundations of Math I 3 Cr.
MH6
FM052
FM052
CLASS NAME
Foundations of Math I
Prerequisite: None.
Foundations of Math II 3 Cr.
MH1
Foundations of Math II
DAYS
W
Prerequisite: FM051 or Advanced Standing.
Moorhead
1:30PM-3:40PM
LOCATION
TIMES
MW
Foundations of Writing
Spring
quarter
begins
March 31!
3
CODE
SEC.
FW052
FW052
CLASS NAME
Foundations of Writing II 3 Cr.
MH1
Foundations of Writing II
Your Campus. Your Community.
DAYS
Prerequisite: FW051 or Advanced Standing.
Moorhead
1:20PM-3:05PM
TR
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Health & Exercise Sciences
Class Schedule Guide
CODE
SEC.
HS150
HS150
MH6
HS265
HS265
Kinesiology
TIMES
DAYS
Prerequisite or Concurrent: MA110 or NS140.
Moorhead
6:00PM-10:10PM
MH1
Exercise Physiology
T
Prerequisite: HS150.
Moorhead
4:00PM-5:45PM
TR
Humanities - General Education
CODE
SEC.
HU100
HU100
CLASS NAME
LOCATION
TIMES
Introduction to Humanities 4 Cr.
MH1
DAYS
Prerequisite or Concurrent: CM121.
Introduction to Humanities
Moorhead
10:45AM-12:35PM
CLASS NAME
LOCATION
TIMES
MW
Law
CODE
SEC.
LA155
LA155
Legal Research I 4 Cr.
MH1
LA215
LA215
LA323
Moorhead
1:20PM-3:25PM
Law Office Procedures and Technology
Moorhead
MH6R Bankruptcy
TR
Prerequisites: LA240.
Moorhead
6:00PM-9:25PM
Legal Writing II 4 Cr.
MH1R Legal Writing II
TR
Prerequisites: CL131, LA100.
10:40AM-12:45PM
Bankruptcy 3 Cr.
LA425
LA425
Legal Research I
DAYS
Prerequisite or Concurrent: LA100.
Law Office Procedures and Technology 4 Cr.
MH1
LA323
T
Prerequisites: LA155, LA240.
Moorhead
10:40AM-12:45PM
LOCATION
TIMES
TR
Marketing and Sales
CODE
SEC.
MK310
MK310
CLASS NAME
DAYS
Marketing Strategy 4 Cr.
MH1
Marketing Strategy
Prerequisites: BS105, MK205.
Moorhead
6:00PM-10:10PM
LOCATION
TIMES
R
Massage Therapy
CODE
SEC.
MS115
MS115
MH1
Swedish Massage
MH1
Pathology for Massage Therapists
MH1
Pregnancy/Special Populations Massage
MH1
Myofascial Release
Moorhead
8:35AM-10:30AM
MH1
Anatomy and Physiology for Massage
Deep Tissue and Sports Massage
Moorhead
1:20PM-3:25PM
Moorhead
10:40AM-12:45PM
Condition Specific Assessment Strategies
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TR
Prerequisite: MS115.
Moorhead
TR
Prerequisites: MS115.
10:40AM-1:10PM
TR
Prerequisite: MS115.
Moorhead
Condition Specific Assessment Strategies 3 Cr.
MH1
TR
Prerequisite: MS115.
Deep Tissue and Sports Massage 4 Cr.
MH1
W
Prerequisite or Concurrent: NS150.
Anatomy and Physiology for Massage 4 Cr.
MS285
MS285
8:30AM-1:00PM
Myofascial Release 3 Cr.
MS245
MS245
Moorhead
Pregnancy/Special Populations Massage 3 Cr.
MS156
MS156
DAYS
Prerequisite or Concurrent: NS140.
Pathology for Massage Therapists 4 Cr.
MS155
MS155
CLASS NAME
Swedish Massage 3 Cr.
MS151
MS151
MS272
4
LOCATION
Exercise Physiology 4 Cr.
MS272
Open
registration
begins:
January 27
CLASS NAME
Kinesiology 4 Cr.
Moorhead
2:00PM-5:10PM
MW
Prerequisites: MS151, MS245, MS263 or
MS273, NS150.
8:45AM-10:30AM
TR
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Medical
Class Schedule Guide
CODE
SEC.
MA161
MA161
Pharmacology
DAYS
Prerequisites: MA100, NS150, FM052 or
Advanced Standing.
Moorhead
12:00AM-12:00AM
MH1
Radiography II
Prerequisite: MA225 or MA226.
Moorhead
12:00AM-12:00AM
Natural Science and Mathematics - General Education
CODE
SEC.
NS105
NS105
NS116
MH6
Biology
Moorhead
8:25AM-10:35AM
College Algebra I
Anatomy and Physiology I
MH1
Anatomy and Physiology II
Statistics I
MW
Prerequisite: FM052 or Advanced Standing.
Moorhead
6:00PM-10:10PM
Moorhead
1:20PM-3:25PM
W
Prerequisite: None.
TR
Prerequisite: NS140.
Moorhead
1:30PM-3:40PM
Statistics I 4 Cr.
MH1
DAYS
Prerequisite: None.
Anatomy and Physiology II 4 Cr.
NS305
NS305
TIMES
Anatomy and Physiology I 4 Cr.
MH1
NS150
NS150
LOCATION
College Algebra I 4 Cr.
NS140
NS140
CLASS NAME
Biology 4 Cr.
MH1
NS116
MW
Prerequisite: NS116.
Moorhead
4:00PM-5:45PM
LOCATION
TIMES
TR
Professional Development
CODE
SEC.
PD160
PD160
PD160I
MH6
MH1
6:00PM-9:25PM
Professional Communications I, Insights only
Moorhead
12:00AM-12:00AM
Professional Communications II
Moorhead
8:45AM-10:35AM
T
Moorhead
8:45AM-10:30AM
Prerequisite: PD160.
Applied Ethics 4 Cr.
MH1
PD260
PD260
Moorhead
Professional Communications II 4 Cr.
PD225
PD225
Professional Communications I
DAYS
Prerequisite: None.
Professional Communications I, Insights only 0 Cr.
MH1
PD200
PD200
CLASS NAME
Professional Communications I 4 Cr.
PD160I
Applied Ethics
Prerequisite: None.
Career Capstone
TR
Prerequisite: Student must be within two
quarters of completing coursework or one
quarter before externship, if applicable.
Career Capstone 2 Cr.
MH6
MW
Moorhead
6:00PM-9:30PM
W
Social Sciences - General Education
CODE
SEC.
SS103
SS103
SS140
SS150
CLASS NAME
LOCATION
TIMES
Global Citizenship 2 Cr.
MH6
Global Citizenship
MH1
Interpersonal Relations
MH1
Principles of Economics
Moorhead
6:00PM-8:30PM
R
Prerequisite: None.
Moorhead
10:40AM-12:25PM
Moorhead
4:00PM-5:45PM
Principles of Economics 4 Cr.
Your Campus. Your Community.
DAYS
Prerequisite: None.
Interpersonal Relations 4 Cr.
SS150
5
TIMES
Radiography II 3 Cr.
SS140
Spring
quarter
begins
March 31!
LOCATION
Pharmacology 3 Cr.
MH1
MA227
MA227
CLASS NAME
TR
Prerequisite: FM052 or Advanced Standing.
TR
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Veterinary Technology
Class Schedule Guide
CODE
SEC.
VT103
VT103
MH1
MH1
Introduction to Veterinary Technology
Moorhead
Introduction to Laboratory Skills
Moorhead
Basic Concepts in Physiology and Pharmacology 3 Cr.
VT147
MH1
Basic Concepts in Physiology and
Pharmacology
MH1
Body System Anatomy and Physiology
VT154
VT154
MH1
MH1
MH1
MH1
Hematology
Parasitology
Lab Animals, Exotics and Pocket Pets
MH1
Advanced Veterinary Clinical Skills
MH1
Small Animal Nutrition and Nursing
10:45AM-1:15PM
MH1
Hematology and Small Animal Disease
W
Prerequisite: VT147.
8:25AM-10:30AM
Moorhead
8:35AM-10:35AM
TR
MW
Prerequisite or Concurrent: VT154.
Moorhead
8:15AM-10:30AM
TR
Prerequisite: VT147.
Moorhead
1:20PM-3:05PM
TR
Prerequisite: VT154.
Moorhead
Moorhead
10:45AM-12:35PM
MW
Prerequisite or Concurrent: VT217.
10:40AM-12:25PM
TR
Prerequisite: VT209.
Moorhead
8:25AM-10:30AM
Moorhead
2:30PM-4:40PM
TR
Prerequisites: VT176, VT211.
Hematology and Small Animal Disease 4 Cr.
VT250
TR
Prerequisites for Veterinary Technology
programs: FM052 or Advanced Standing,
NS105.
Small Animal Nutrition and Nursing 4 Cr.
VT242
VT242
10:40AM-12:55PM
Advanced Veterinary Clinical Skills 3 Cr.
VT236
VT236
Imaging
TR
Prerequisites: VT116 or VT117, VT147.
Lab Animals, Exotics and Pocket Pets 3 Cr.
MH1
VT231
VT231
8:15AM-10:30AM
Parasitology 3 Cr.
VT222
VT222
Veterinary Pharmacology
T
Prerequisite or Concurrent: VT103.
Hematology 3 Cr.
VT217
VT217
Moorhead
Imaging 3 Cr.
VT211
VT211
Moorhead
Veterinary Pharmacology 4 Cr.
VT181
VT181
10:40AM-12:25PM
Body System Anatomy and Physiology 4 Cr.
VT176
VT176
DAYS
Prerequisite or Concurrent: VT106.
VT147
Moorhead
Anesthesiology 4 Cr.
MW
Prerequisites: VT231, VT236.
8:25AM-10:35AM
MW
Prerequisites: VT176, VT181, VT236.
VT250
MH1
Anesthesiology
Moorhead
10:45AM-1:15PM
W
VT250
MH1
Anesthesiology
Moorhead
2:15PM-4:00PM
R
VT256
MH1
Small Animal Surgical Assisting
Moorhead
10:40AM-2:05PM
VT256
MH1
Small Animal Surgical Assisting
Moorhead
10:45AM-12:35PM
MH1
Veterinary Business Practices
Moorhead
2:30PM-3:55PM
VT256
Small Animal Surgical Assisting 4 Cr.
VT266
VT266
VT270
VT280
MH1
MH1
Equine
Moorhead
10:45AM-2:10PM
Application of Veterinary Clinical Skills
Moorhead
Moorhead
Certified Veterinary Technician Review 3 Cr.
MH1
Certified Veterinary Technician Review
Your Campus. Your Community.
W
Prerequisite: VT209.
Application of Veterinary Clinical Skills 3 Cr.
MH1
MW
Prerequisite: VT209.
Equine 3 Cr.
VT296
VT296
Production Animals
R
M
Prerequisite: VT257.
Production Animals 3 Cr.
VT292
VT292
Prerequisite: VT236.
Veterinary Business Practices 3 Cr.
VT280
6
Moorhead
Introduction to Laboratory Skills 3 Cr.
VT270
Open
registration
begins:
January 27
Veterinary Calculations
TIMES
Prerequisite or Concurrent: FM052 or
Advanced Standing.
Introduction to Veterinary Technology 4 Cr.
VT117
VT117
LOCATION
Veterinary Calculations 2 Cr.
MH1
VT106
VT106
CLASS NAME
Moorhead
1:20PM-4:45PM
R
Prerequisites: VT181, VT242, VT250.
10:40AM-2:05PM
T
Prerequisite: VT222, VT250, VT242 or VT243,
VT256 or VT257.
9:00AM-12:40PM
M
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Orientation to Online Learning
Online Attendance
All first time online students must successfully complete the
Orientation to Online Learning course before starting their first
online class. This orientation will teach learners how to use all of the
tools within CampusConnect, our new online learning environment.
CampusConnect is a comprehensive virtual campus that will allow
students to access all of their online course and school resources in
one convenient location. The Orientation to Online Learning course
will be facilitated in CampusConnect by the campus Online Learning
Coordinator (OLC) who is available to assist students with completing
the orientation successfully and preparing them to begin their first
online class.
Online courses will be available Monday, March 31st 2014 at 8:00
AM for students who successfully completed their online orientation
course. Students must log into each of their online classes within the
first 72 hours (three days) of the quarter to validate the accuracy of
your registration.
Please know that all students should start the orientation course within
72 hours of receipt of their orientation invitation email. Students will
receive an email at their student email account with information on
how to start the online orientation. Please contact the Online Learning
Coordinator or the Helpdesk for assistance with logging into your
student email account. Contact information for all campus level Online
Learning Coordinators can be found at the end of this document.
Attendance in online classes is taken Monday through Sunday
of each week. Students must actively participate in each of their
online classes in order to show attendance. Participation includes:
discussion board postings (submitting and replying to others),
submitting an assignment, completing a quiz, completing a test
and group discussion and file exchange. The minimum attendance
requirement is 1 day of attendance per week. Perfect attendance
for online classes will be measured by meeting the discussion board
requirement on a weekly basis in each online class for every week of
the quarter. Undergraduate students who meet the mark in all of their
courses (residential and online) during the quarter will qualify for the
Perfect Attendance award, which includes a certificate and 20% off
textbooks charged to student accounts in the following quarter.
Online System Requirements
Online courses require a high level of interaction and participation in the course environment. It is highly recommended that
students have their own computer equipped with the system requirements in order to succeed in online courses:
Internet Connection
Broadband (Cable or DSL) recommended, 56Kbps minimum.
Hardware
Pentium PC or better or a Macintosh computer with Intel architecture. Audio capability is recommended including
speakers and a microphone.
iPad
Operating System
Microsoft Windows XP, Windows VISTA or Windows 7 and 8 Operating System (OS) Note: Macintosh computers must
have a Windows OS installed or Mac OSX 10.6. Ref: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1531
Software
Microsoft Office Professional 2007, 2010, or2003, please know that Microsoft Office Professional 2013 is highly
recommended and MS Works, WordPerfect and WordPad are not compatible with CampusConnect
» Microsoft Office 2013 is required for the following courses (CL131, CL256, BS350, DB211, and DB311).
» Additional software may be required depending on the class, however, any required software it is available for
students to use via the Apps Tab within CampusConnect- no additional purchase is necessary.
» We also recommend anti-virus software, but please know that Firewall software or Norton Security Software may
cause issues when using CampusConnect. For more information, see our helpdesk link on computer protection at
the GU/MSB website
Browser
Microsoft Windows Operating Systems: Internet Explorer (IE9 and IE10) or Firefox (10+) are recommended,
Apple–MAC OS Operating Systems: Safari 5.0 or 4.0 and Firefox (3.6) and Chrome are recommended
There are compatibility issues with the AOL web browser. Note – IE6, IE7 and E8, Firefox 1-3.5, 3.6, Safari ( 2 .0 and 3X
or any version on windows), and Java 5 are not supported by our online system.
E-mail Capabilities
An email account through the college email system is provided and required, and details are included within the online
orientation course.
Internet/Computer Access Students who do not own a computer must have consistent access multiple times per week to a computer that meets
these minimum requirements.
Helpdesk
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Additional Online Course Requirements
The Virtual Classroom: The Virtual Classroom provides access to most of your classroom software remotely located within CampusConnect.. The software works
on PC’s, MAC’s and most mobile devises. You will be prompted to install a required plugin to access the software.
Our institution does not provide all software however, so some must be purchased from an outside source. This is a comprehensive list of all online courses
requiring specific software, regardless of the quarter offered.
NOTE to students taking information technology courses (DB, IT, NT, SD,
HM475 Capstone
WD) In general, students should have their own computer that was purchased
This course requires a computer equipped with a microphone and speakers to
within the last three years. The computer should have at least 2 GB RAM and
complete required coursework.
12 GB of free hard drive space. Students should have administrative access to
the machine or a virtual machine that resides on the machine, as most courses
in the information technology program will require software installation. All
students taking these courses should have Microsoft Office Professional 2010.
HU121 Film in Society
Students will need to watch movies for this course and will need to pay for
rental fees.
Students enrolled in any IT program are eligible to receive Microsoft software,
HU130 Spanish I
free of charge, through Microsoft Developers Network Academic Alliance
Continual access to a microphone, speakers/headphones. Students must have
(MSDNAA) and ELMS.
sound recording capabilities for this course.
BS350 Business Analysis Techniques
HU230 Spanish II
Microsoft Office Professional 2010 is required for this course.
Continual access to a microphone, speakers/headphones. Students must have
sound recording capabilities for this course.
CM111 Speech Communications
This course requires a computer equipped with a microphone and speakers to
IT165 – Mobile Operating Systems
complete required coursework.
An Android device will be used, students have an option to purchase it in class
(iOS and Windows Phone is covered too). The course needs a reliable internet
CL131 MS Office Applications I
Microsoft Office Professional 2013 is required for this course either on the
student’s computer or accessible from CampusConnect (Apps tab). Students
connection consistent with the requirements for CampusConnect online
courses.
must complete coursework within SimNet (online) for this course. Access
IT155 Computer Essentials
NT242 Data and Networks
to the website requires a high-speed Internet connection, Internet Explorer
IT205 Operating Systems I
NT322 Network Implementation
9+ or Firefox 12+ or Chrome 18+ or Safari 5+, Adobe Flash Player* v11.3+,
IT255 Operating Systems II
Technologies
Adobe Acrobat Reader1, Cookies enabled, JavaScript enabled, Pop-up blocker
IT335 Operating Systems III
NT362 Network Infrastructure
disabled, Screen resolution of 1024x768 or higher (1920x1280 recommended).
IT315 Information Security
Technology
IT425 Network Security Services
CL256 MS Office Applications II
Microsoft Office Professional 2013 is required for this course either on the
student’s computer or accessible from CampusConnect (Apps tab). Students
must complete coursework within SimNet (online) for this course. Access
to the website requires a high-speed Internet connection, Internet Explorer
9+ or Firefox 12+ or Chrome 18+ or Safari 5+, Adobe Flash Player* v11.3+,
Adobe Acrobat Reader1, Cookies enabled, JavaScript enabled, Pop-up blocker
disabled, Screen resolution of 1024x768 or higher (1920x1280 recommended).
DB211 Database Design and DB311 Introduction to Database
The courses listed above will use LabSim training for certification. Students
should have administrative access to their machines or a virtual machine
as they may be required to download and install additional software. These
courses require (Windows) Virtual PC (may already be available on a Windows
7 system and available as a free download through our Microsoft DreamSpark
portal or through the microsoft.com website).Alternatives include VirtualBox,
or VMWare that students could download and install on their systems from
online sources. Student machines must have a minimum of 2GB RAM and 12
GB free hard drive space to store virtual machines. For IT205 students can also
This course has a Student Cloud environment accessible through
use a Student Cloud environment accessible through CampusConnect. For
CampusConnect. Alternatively, Microsoft Access 2013, Microsoft Visio (free
IT335 Operating Systems III students can also use a Student Cloud environment
downloads through our Microsoft DreamSpark portal or accessible from
to work on Linux - accessible through CampusConnect. NT322 Network
CampusConnect – Apps tab) and Oracle 11g Express (available free to
Implementation Technologies and NT362 Network Infrastructure Technology
download from Oracle.com) are required for this course.
will also use the CCNA ICND2 200-120 Network Simulator, Lite Edition
provided with the textbook, for lab exercises with the Cisco user interface for
DB321 Database Administration
This course requires using a Student Cloud environment accessible through
routers and switches.
CampusConnect. Alternatively, access to a Windows System would be
IT333 Network Application Services
required (x64 –based processor - that includes both hardware assisted
NT272 Networking and Security
virtualization and hardware data execution protection, 8GB of RAM, 80 GB of
These courses will use MOAC (Microsoft Official Academic Courseware) labs
HD space DVD-ROM drive, Internet connectivity) on which to install and use
for certification training. Students should have administrative access to their
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Enterprise Edition (on a Windows Server 2008 R2
machines or a virtual machine as they may be required to download and install
Enterprise edition with Service Pack 1 Operating System). The free downloads
additional software.
are available through our Microsoft DreamSpark portal. Using Hyper-V is
recommended if not using the Student Cloud provided for the class.
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IT320 Computer Forensics
Students will use Lab Mentors as a lab environment (online portal).
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LA215 Law Office Procedures and Technology.
SD242 - Mobile Application Development I
If you are taking this course there are known issues with Windows 7 and the
This course requires using a Student Cloud environment accessible through
compatibility of this course.
CampusConnect. Alternatively, access to a system with and Android App
Development environment installed (Java, Android SDK, Eclipse). An Android
NS105 Biology
This course requires a computer equipped with speakers to complete required
coursework.
PD160 Professional Communications I
PD200 Professional Communications II
This course requires a computer equipped with a microphone and speakers to
complete required coursework. Students are required to have headphones for
these courses
device will be used (students have the option to purchase these in SD114 and
IT165).
SD352 - Mobile App Development II
Students will need access to an iOS software development environment (a Mac
running MacOS with XCode IDE (registered developers) and with the iPad/iPod
emulator that comes with XCode) in order to work in Objective-C on iOS App
Developments.
SD232 Scripting
SS103 Global Citizenship
Students are required to purchase headphones for this course.
Students use a Student Cloud environment accessible through
CampusConnect to work with PowerShell v3. Alternatively, a system with a
SD114 Introduction to Software Development
Windows Server 2012 domain with a Server 2012 Domain Controller and a
This courses requires using a Student Cloud environment accessible through
Windows 8 client will be needed. Free downloads are available through our
CampusConnect or, alternatively, installing Java, Eclipse and the Android SDK
Microsoft DreamSpark portal.
and MS Visual Studio Professional 2012 (Visual Basic) - free downloads available
through our Microsoft DreamSpark portal. An Android device will be used;
students have an option to purchase it in class.
SD215 - Software Interface Experience
SD234 - Programming I
VMWare (available free for download) as well as other free downloads (online
and Microsoft DreamSpark) and installs will be needed for this course. Students
will create and manage their own Apache and IIS web servers.
WD364 Web Application Development I and WD374 Web Application
SD254 - Programming II
A programming language integrated development environment (IDE) for
C# - Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 - is required and accessible from Campus
Connect (Apps tab). Alternatively, Visual Studio 2012 is available as a free
download through our Microsoft DreamSpark portal.
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WD350 Web Servers
Development II
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 or later with ASP.NET and ADO.NET developer
tools (all available for free download through our Microsoft DreamSpark portal)
are required for these courses.
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Questions?
Online Learning Coordinators are available at each campus for student support.
Jake Swanson
Michelle Hauber
Rachel Tomala
MSB Blaine
763.225.8010
jakeswanson@msbcollege.edu
MSB St. Cloud
320.257.2025
mhauber@msbcollege.edu
GU Minneapolis
612.455.3039
rtomala@globeuniversity.edu
Aldina Korman
Todd Koplien
Erik Block
MSB Brooklyn Center
763.566.7777
akorman@msbcollege.edu
GU Appleton
920.364.1141
tkoplien@globeuniversity.edu
GU Moorhead
218.422.1038
eblock@msbcollege.edu
Sarah Panek
Gary Wheeler
Megan Rank
MSB Elk River
763.367.7019
spanek@msbcollege.edu
GU Eau Claire
715.855.6616
gwheeler@globeuniversity.edu
GU Sioux Falls
605.323.3933
mrank@globeuniversity.edu
Heather Keelon
Carey Mraz
Myra Bahan
MSB Lakeville
952.892.9042
hkeelon@msbcollege.edu
GU Green Bay
920.264.1654
cmraz@globeuniversity.edu
GU Wausau
715.301.1344
mbahan@globeuniversity.edu
Carrie Super
Ree Nae Roberge-Greene
Megan Powell
MSB Plymouth
763.398.5947
csuper@msbcollege.edu
GU La Crosse
608.779.2614
rgreene@globeuniversity.edu
GU Woodbury
651.714.7318
meganpowell@globeuniversity.edu
Shelby Pahl
Julie Pruess
Amber Reeves
MSB Richfield
612.436.7523
spahl@msbcollege.edu
GU Madison East
608.216.9415
jpruess@globeuniversity.edu
Online Dean of Students
612.455.4745
areeves@msbcollege.edu
Angie Fein
Jackie Pries
Brittany Monte
MSB Rochester
507.535.850
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All Online Divisions
612.455.4747
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ALL Residential BVU campuses
801.542.7249
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Nolan Cook
Jennifer Brown
Laura Benda
MSB Shakopee
952.516-7016
ncook@msbcollege.edu
GU Madison West
608.830.6909
jenniferbrown@globeuniversity.edu
IPR
612.375.1900
lbenda@ipr.edu
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