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1 Summer II 2017 Fully Online Many faculty want students to them immediately after registering for an online class. Many online classes have no on-campus class meetings. Students must access their Web site no later than the first day of class. * Some of your faculty have created Course Information Page (CIP) for the course they are teaching. You will be able to find information such as textbook, contact information, and other requirements into their CIP. Please visit, to see if a CIP is available for the course you want to register. * If you see a Quality Matters (QM) logo beside a course, it means the course has been recognized for quality in online course design. For more information on what QM is, please visit CMP COURSE CRN TITLE COMMENTS CRS DAY Time BLDG RM INSTRUCTOR D ACCT ACCOUNTING I 4 DL WEB Talbot Bill.Talbot@montgomerycollege.edu D ACCT ACCOUNTING II 4 DL WEB Baick Brian.Baick@montgomerycollege.edu D BIOL ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY 3 DL WEB Smith James.Smith@montgomerycollege.edu D BIOL MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 3 DL WEB Micich Alex.Micich@montgomerycollege.edu D BIOL THE HUMAN BODY 3 DL WEB Norcross Janet.Norcross@montgomerycollege.edu D BIOL NUTRITION 3 DL WEB Chyatte Jeff.Chyatte@montgomerycollege.edu D BIOL NUTRITION 3 DL WEB Chyatte Jeff.Chyatte@montgomerycollege.edu D BSAD INTRO TO BUSINESS 3 DL WEB Frazier Joanne.Frazier@montgomerycollege.edu D BSAD INTRO TO BUSINESS 3 DL WEB TBA D CHEM INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY 3 DL WEB Nifiatis Fotis.Nifiatis@montgomerycollege.edu
2 D CMAP INTRO TO COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 DL WEB Maradei Terri.Maradei@montgomerycollege.edu D CMSC COMPUTER CONCEPTS 3 DL WEB Zhou qingmin.zhou@montgomerycollege.edu D CMSC COMPUTER CONCEPTS 3 DL WEB Zhou qingmin.zhou@montgomerycollege.edu D CMSC INTRO TO PROGRAMMING 3 DL WEB Tseng Margaret.Tseng@montgomerycollege.edu D CMSC INTRO TO PROGRAMMING 3 DL WEB Tseng Margaret.Tseng@montgomerycollege.edu D ECON PRIN OF ECONOMICS II 3 DL WEB Croote tammy.croote@montgomerycollege.edu D EDUC CHILD HEALTH/SFTY & NUTRITION 3 DL WEB Pruneda-HernandezSonia.Pruneda-Hernandez@montgomerycollege.edu D EDUC CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT 3 DL WEB Ho Jeannie.Ho@montgomerycollege.edu D ENGL CRIT READ/WRITE/RSRCH AT WORK 3 DL WEB Prendergast michelle.prendergast@montgomerycollege.edu D FREN INTER FRENCH II 3 DL WEB Demougeot Kately.Demougeot@montgomerycollege.edu D FREN INTER FRENCH II 3 M 05:00PM-06:00PM HU 126 Demougeot Kately.Demougeot@montgomerycollege.edu D FREN INTER FRENCH II 3 S 11:00AM-01:00PM HU 126 Demougeot Kately.Demougeot@montgomerycollege.edu D GDES INTRODUCTION TO ANIMATION 4 DL WEB Swanson john.swanson@montgomerycollege.edu D GDES INTRODUCTION TO ANIMATION 4 MW 07:00PM-09:00PM DL WEB Swanson john.swanson@montgomerycollege.edu
3 D GHUM INTRO TO GLOBAL HUMANITIES 3 DL WEB Jain rashi.jain@montgomerycollege.edu D HIST THE WORLD IN 20TH CENT 3 DL WEB Wan Shuping.Wan@montgomerycollege.edu D HIST WORLD HIST 1500-PRESENT 3 DL WEB Wan Shuping.Wan@montgomerycollege.edu D HIST US HIST COLONIAL DL WEB Moran Michelle.Moran@montgomerycollege.edu D HIST US HIST 1865-PRES 3 DL WEB Davidson Virginia.Davidson@montgomerycollege.edu D HIST US AND WORLD AFFAIRS 3 DL WEB Moran Michelle.Moran@montgomerycollege.edu D HLTH PRIN HEALTH LIVING 1 DL WEB Seed Tonya.Seed@montgomerycollege.edu D HLTH PRIN HEALTH LIVING 1 DL WEB Wasilko Lesley.Wasilko@montgomerycollege.edu D HLTH PRIN HEALTH LIVING 1 DL WEB Seed Tonya.Seed@montgomerycollege.edu D HLTH PRIN HEALTH LIVING 1 DL WEB Wasilko Lesley.Wasilko@montgomerycollege.edu D HLTH PRIN HEALTH LIVING 1 DL WEB Schwanke douglas.schwanke@montgomerycollege.edu D HLTH PERS & COMM HEALTH 3 DL WEB Benjamin Christina.Benjamin@montgomerycollege.edu D HLTH PERS & COMM HEALTH 3 DL WEB Lyon Joanna.Lyon@montgomerycollege.edu D HLTH PERS & COMM HEALTH 3 DL WEB Baca Aj.Baca@montgomerycollege.edu
4 D HLTH NUTRITION/FITNESS&WELLNESS 3 DL WEB Seed Tonya.Seed@montgomerycollege.edu D HLTH NUTRITION/FITNESS&WELLNESS 3 DL WEB Nickens-Gaither LaKisha.Nickens-Gaither@montgomerycollege.edu D HLTH DRUGS & LIFESTYLE WELLNESS 3 DL WEB Dugue Audra.Dugue@montgomerycollege.edu D HLTH CONTROL STRESS/TENSION 3 DL WEB Manning Pamela.Manning@montgomerycollege.edu D LGST MARYLAND CONTRACT LAW 3 DL WEB Stover Alan.Stover@montgomerycollege.edu D MATH INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA LIB ARTS 3 DL WEB Steelman Andrea.Steelman@montgomerycollege.edu D MATH INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA 4 DL WEB Jadacki elaine.jadacki@montgomerycollege.edu D MATH INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA 4 DL WEB Jadacki elaine.jadacki@montgomerycollege.edu D MATH INTRODUCTION TO TRIGONOMETRY 1 DL WEB Roy Atul.Roy@montgomerycollege.edu D MATH SURVEY OF COLLEGE MATH 3 DL WEB Alraban Munther.Alraban@montgomerycollege.edu D MATH ELEMENTS OF STATISTICS 3 DL WEB Kotz Brian.Kotz@montgomerycollege.edu D MATH ELEMENTS OF STATISTICS 3 DL WEB Trehan Amit.Trehan@montgomerycollege.edu D MATH MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS CE-R 4 DL WEB Roy Atul.Roy@montgomerycollege.edu D MGMT PRINC MANAGEMENT 3 CANCELLED
5 D MGMT BUSINESS LAW 3 DL WEB Weiser hannah.weiser@montgomerycollege.edu D MGMT BUSINESS LAW 3 CANCELLED D MUSC WORLD MUSIC 3 DL WEB Avery Dawn.Avery@montgomerycollege.edu D MUSC AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC 3 DL WEB Crowder Jay.Crowder@montgomerycollege.edu D MUSC AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC 3 DL WEB Crowder Jay.Crowder@montgomerycollege.edu D NUTR INTRODUCTION TO NUTRITION 3 DL WEB Engel Dorelle.Engel@montgomerycollege.edu D NUTR INTRODUCTION TO NUTRITION 3 06:00PM-08:00PM HU 115 Engel Dorelle.Engel@montgomerycollege.edu D NWIT HARDENING THE INFRASTRUCTURE 3 DL WEB Vargas Silvia.Vargas@montgomerycollege.edu D NWIT INFORMATION SECURITY CAPSTONE 3 DL WEB Vargas Silvia.Vargas@montgomerycollege.edu D PHIL INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY 3 DL WEB Collins Christopher.Collins@montgomerycollege.edu D PHIL INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY 3 DL WEB Rubavichute auksuole.rubavichute@montgomerycollege.edu D PHIL INTRO TO STUDY OF ETHICS 3 DL WEB Collins Christopher.Collins@montgomerycollege.edu D PHIL INTRO TO STUDY OF ETHICS 3 DL WEB Harding Michael.Harding@montgomerycollege.edu D PHIL INTRO TO STUDY OF RELIGION 3 DL WEB Jenkins Daniel.Jenkins2@montgomerycollege.edu
6 D PHIL ELEM LOGIC & SEMANTICS 3 DL WEB McWhirter Timothy.McWhirter@montgomerycollege.edu D POLI AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 3 DL WEB Zook Nathan.Zook@montgomerycollege.edu D POLI INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 3 DL WEB Zook Nathan.Zook@montgomerycollege.edu D POLI COMPRTV POLITICS & GOVT 3 DL WEB Zook Nathan.Zook@montgomerycollege.edu D PSYC GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 DL WEB McCeney Melissa.McCeney@montgomerycollege.edu D PSYC GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 CANCELLED D PSYC GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 DL WEB Smith-Bryant Tracey.Smith-Bryant@montgomerycollege.edu D PSYC GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 DL WEB Bergmann Sam.Bergmann@montgomerycollege.edu D PSYC HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 DL WEB Dewhurst Denise.Dewhurst@montgomerycollege.edu D PSYC HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 DL WEB Waller Rhonda.Waller@montgomerycollege.edu D PSYC HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 DL WEB Ayu Ayu.Oritsegbubemi@montgomerycollege.edu D PSYC HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 DL WEB Ayu Ayu.Oritsegbubemi@montgomerycollege.edu D PSYC PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN 3 DL WEB Smith-Bryant Tracey.Smith-Bryant@montgomerycollege.edu D PSYC CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 3 DL WEB Bagshaw Joanne.Bagshaw@montgomerycollege.edu
7 D PSYC ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY 3 DL WEB Dewhurst Denise.Dewhurst@montgomerycollege.edu D PSYC INTRO TO ABNORMALPSYCHOLOGY 3 DL WEB James D SOCY INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY 3 DL WEB Ngala Benedict.Ngala@montgomerycollege.edu D SOCY INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY 3 DL WEB Clincy Vincent.Clincy@montgomerycollege.edu D SOCY INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY 3 DL WEB Mori-Saunders Takiko.Mori-Saunders@montgomerycollege.edu D SOCY INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY 3 DL WEB Santore Daniel.Santore@montgomerycollege.edu D SOCY SOCIAL PROB & ISSUES 3 DL WEB Dorworth Vicky.Dorworth@montgomerycollege.edu D SOCY SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY 3 DL WEB Twombly Charlotte.Twombly@montgomerycollege.edu D STSU STUDY HABITS DEVELOPMENT 1 DL WEB Solano Anthony.Solano@montgomerycollege.edu D WMST INTRO TO WOMEN'S STUDIES 3 DL WEB Hutchins Loraine.Hutchins@montgomerycollege.edu
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