SUMMER - ONLINE May 12 – June 22, 2013
BIBL 1023. New Testament Survey
3 CREDITS
An introduction to the background of the New Testament and to an overall perspective of the New Testament books so that the student
will be better able to relate subsequent study of the individual books of the New Testament to the total tenor of Scripture.
BIOL 1104. Biology for Non-Majors
4 CREDITS
An introduction for non-majors emphasizing philosophy of science, cell biology, genetics, diversity of organisms, ecology, and evolution.
Includes laboratory.
*CPSC 1103. Introduction to Computers and Information Processing
3 CREDITS
Introduction to the history, vocabulary, and use of computer information systems. Includes word- processing, spreadsheet, and presentation applications using the integrated package Microsoft Office.
ENGL 1013. Freshman English II
3 CREDITS
Emphasis on refining and sharpening composition skills acquired in ENGL 1003. Introduction to literary analysis of short story, drama,
film, and poetry. Oral presentations and research paper required.
Prerequisites: ENGL 1003 or equivalent.
*HIST 1063. Survey of World Civilization
3 CREDITS
An overview of the development of human civilizations from the ancient world to the present, with attention given to social and cultural,
as well as political and military history.
PHED 4063. Physical Education and Health for the Elementary School
3 CREDITS
The aims, objectives, and evaluation of physical education and health programs in the elementary school. Student participation in
games and recreational activities for each grade level is required, as well as involvement in the health and safety practices necessary
for the operations of an efficient health and physical-education program.
*PSYC 3453. Child and Adolescent Abnormal Psychology
3 CREDITS
This course examines the developmental course of abnormal psychology-specifically those disorders occurring in childhood and adolescence such as: Disorders of Attachment, Intellectual Disability, Autism Spectrum Disorders, ADD & ADHD, Oppositional Defiant
Disorder, Conduct Disorder, etc. Etiology, assessment and treatment options are also explored.
SUMMER – ONLINE June 23-August 10, 2013
ASTH 2053. Music & Art Appreciation (Aesthetics)
3 CREDITS
An introduction to creativity through art and music. Listening to, viewing of, writing about, and interacting with creative experience
introduces the student to art of the Western and non-Western world.
BIBL 1013. Old Testament Survey
3 CREDITS
The history, poetry, and prophecy of the Old Testament, studied with the purpose of helping the student obtain a chronological view of
the importance of persons, places, and events and a greater appreciation for the unity of the old covenant.
*ECON 2103. Personal Finance
3 CREDITS
Emphasizes comprehensive personal financial planning through the use of an integrative case that gives practical experience in decision-making. Topics include budgeting, investments, insurance, major purchase decisions, etc.
ENGL 2053. Literature and Culture
3 CREDITS
The relationship between literature and cultures, designed to make students aware of cultures different from their own. Study will
include representative works in mythology, folklore, classics, and non-Western literature. Offered every semester. Required for all education and English majors.
PHSC 1544. Introduction to Physical Sciences
A general study of chemistry, physics, astronomy and earth science. Laboratory included.
4 CREDITS
RELG 2403. Basic Christian Beliefs
3 CREDITS
An introduction to the basics of the Christian faith, focusing on the biblical and doctrinal truths common to all denominations.
* Utilizing E-textbooks. Available to students living outside the U.S.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Rising high school juniors, rising high school seniors or high school graduates. Students must submit Summer Online
Course application. Students under the age of 18 must have parent or guardian signature on application. Southern
Wesleyan University is not currently permitted to enroll online students in the following states: Alabama, Arizona,
Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. Residents of these
states are not permitted to enroll in Summer Online Courses offered by Southern Wesleyan University. The student,
parent, traditional school, Sevenstar and SWU are responsible to make sure this requirement is met
REGISTRATION DEADLINES
May 12th to June 22nd session – registration deadline April 19th.
June 23rd to August 10th session – registration deadline June 3rd.
No refunds are provided after May 11th for the first session and June 22 for the 2nd term.
COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS
 Regular access to a reliable computer (operating system: Windows 8, 7, 2000, XP, or Apple OS X)
 Internet Browser:
o Explorer 9 or 10
o Chrome 22, 23 or 24
o Safari 5 or 6
o Firefox 17, 18 or 19
o Flash 9, 10, or 11 (if you want to use the audio/ video recording or viewing feature or upload files.
 Minimum DSL internet connection recommended
 Access to assigned SWU email account
 Cookies must be enabled
 Allow pop-up windows
 MS Office 2010 (or higher)
 Antivirus software program
 CD-ROM drive (required for some courses)
 Sound card (required for some courses)
COST
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$100 more than the standard Sevenstar charge per 3 credit hour course (includes books and required materials).
$300 more than the standard Sevenstar charge per 4 credit hour course (includes books and required materials).
FACULTY DISPUTES
Students enrolled in online courses will register any complaint dealing with curriculum, grading, or other course-related
issues with Sevenstar. If Sevenstar cannot resolve the issue satisfactorily with the student, Sevenstar will present
written documentation of the dispute and attempts at resolution to SWU for resolution. Academic practices, design of
instruction, assignment of grades, and any academic appeals are the sole purview of SWU and will adhere to policies
approved by the faculty of SWU.
COURSE TRANSCRIPT
Final grades will not be automatically sent from Southern Wesleyan University to home institutions. Students must
request official transcript upon completion of course(s). Official transcripts cost $5 each and can be requested at:
http://www.swu.edu/academics/academic-records/transcript-request/