EDR 105 Freshman Year Experience 1 s.h.
This course provides an educational foundation for a student’s major transition from high school to college and for adults returning to school. Through both the course curriculum and professional staff, students have an opportunity to gain a better understanding of their educational and career goals and the academic skills they need to fulfill these goals. Students will also learn about ways to cope with and balance the academic, social and personal aspects of their lives. The course will provide an introduction to the Fulton-Montgomery campus community and the resources students have available to them at the College. Hours of class per semester: 15.
EDR 110 Introduction to College Research 1 s.h.
This course is designed to provide the student with the basic information literacy skills needed to successfully research a college-level term paper. Included are locating book and periodical information in both paper and electronic formats and research using the World Wide Web. The methods used are lecture, assignment, and hands-on use of materials and equipment. This course may also be offered in a web based, distance learning format. Hours of class per semester: 15.
EDR 114 Introduction to Online Learning 1 s.h.
This course provides an introduction to the practices, expectations, and tools characteristic of online learning, using the College’s online course management system. Students will assess their skills and abilities as online learners and determine their preference for successfully completing online coursework. Instruction and practice of effective learning strategies, use of online technology and resources, online communication, and common learning methods will be emphasized.
