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Contents Prior Session Current Session Next Session Search Help Courses CD notes Geometric Algebra Organizers: Ambjorn Naeve (Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden), Alyn (Rock) Rockwood (Colorado School of Mines) Geometric algebra unifies many different and redundant mathematical systems in current use, and it has wide application in computer graphics: kinematics and dynamics, simplicial calculations (polygons, FEM), fluid flow, collision detection, quaternion splines, elastic deformations, curve and surface definition, vector fields, etc. In this course, attendees explore a new, fundamental language for the mathematics of computer graphics, as well as for modeling and interactive techniques in general. Presentation Presenter, Affiliation Applications of Geometric Algebra I Chris Doran, Cambridge University Applications of Geometric Algebra II: Beyond Euclidean Geometry Chris Doran, Cambridge University Applications of Geometric Algebra Joan Lasenby, Cambridge University Speaker 4 Leo Dorst, The Universiteit van Amsterdam

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April 3, 2003 4:42 am Email This Print ONLINE COURSES spring credit spring non-credit summer credit TUITION AND FEES ... NEW STUDENT INFO (Adobe Acrobat format - 167kb) HOW TO LOGIN: User Name: The first letter of your first name, your last name, and the last four digits of your social security number. Example: jdoe4321 User lower case letters only. Password: Your initial password is your social security number (without the hyphens). Read lecture notes or assignments, gather information, explore topics, take quizzes, submit homework, track class progress and grades, and communicate with the instructor and other students - all online - at the time of day (or night) that works best for you. To learn about the system requirements for online courses check out Preparing your System for WebCT Prospective students are encouraged to try a Sample Online course . (You may use "guest" as the username and password.) Students who register for an online course are encouraged to complete the free Online Orientation course . (A login will be provided after you register.) AVAILABLE ONLINE COURSES: Click Course Number (Example: CJ161) for course description and schedule information Click Course Name (Example: AIDS Awareness) to go to the instructor's welcome page Credit Courses for Spring 2003 NUMBER COURSE NAME ACC 110 Beginning Accounting I ACC 120 Financial Accounting ... Health, Saftey, and Nutrition

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SK Online Serving Students in Salem and Keizer, Oregon and Beyond An Alternative Education Program of Salem-Keizer Public Schools, District 24-J, Oregon SK Online Courses Click on the links below for specific course descriptions and sample lessons. S K Online's Course Features Online curriculum that is student centered and standards- based. Licensed and content-certified teachers work individually with each student through a variety of means: e-mail, instant messaging, threaded discussion telephone conference onsite and "in-person" seminar or appointments face-to-face meetings Asynchronous pacing that allow students to work at their own pace within the bounds of each semester. As space availability allows, students may begin and finish courses well into the standard academic term. Offerings for Spring Session 2002 MATHEMATICS LANGUAGE ARTS SCIENCE Fundamentals of Math (3rd - 5th grade) 6th Grade Language Arts 6th Grade Science Pre-Algebra 7th Grade Language Arts 7th Grade Science Business Math 8th Grade Language Arts 8th Grade Science Algebra 1A Structure of Writing Concepts in Physical Science Algebra 1B Freshman Composition Earth Science Algebra 1C Freshman Literature Environment Chemistry Algebra 1D Soph. Survey 1

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About Darton College Distance Learning Online Courses Course Orientations ... Albany Area Information MATH 1111 (O'keefe) College Algebra The instructor will contact students for orientation. Course information is also available in the syllabus and orientation icons on the course homepage. Online courses will be available for student login on the first day of scheduled classes (see Term Calendar To get the homepage of MATH 1111 Go to the Darton College homepage. www.darton.edu Click on the WebCT link at the top of the page. Enter your first and last name, all lowercase-no spaces as your WebCT ID. Repeat this procedure for your password. Click on the MATH 1111 link. If you have any problems getting into the course, call 430-6923 (WebCT help) or email the WebHelp Desk at webhelp@darton.edu Course: MATH 1111 Instructor: Tanya O'keefe Office: B-Building, Room 120 Phone: (229) 430-6842 E-mail: okeefet@darton.edu

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31. YCTC Online Courses MATH/SCI, 5/20 8/9. MAT-095, 3O1, Fundamentals of algebra*, 2, $191.00,online, online, MATH/SCI, 5/20 - 8/9. MAT-110, 3A1, Topics in Career http://www.yctc.net/student_services/course_schedules/Summer02/course_02.htm

32. UW Colleges Online Education Summer 2003 Courses Please Note While these online courses do not meet at any specific time or MAT 110College algebra 3 credits Definition of function; linear and nonlinear http://www.online.uwc.edu/summer03.html

Registration Begins: April 1, 2003 Ends: May 27, 2003 Classes Begins: June 9, 2003 Ends: August 1, 2003 Please Note: While these online courses do not meet at any specific time or place, they do have weekly deadlines throughout the semester. ART 181: Ancient and Medieval Art - 3 credits COM 203: News and Informational Writing - 3 credits ENG 250: Introduction to Literature - 3 credits GEO 101: Introduction to Cultural Geography - 3 credits ... SOC 250: People, Organization, Society - 3 credits ART ART 181: Ancient and Medieval Art - 3 credits Art and architecture from the old stone age to the Gothic era. FA COMMUNICATION COM 203: News and Informational Writing - 3 credits Instruction and practice in written communication of factual materials under direct guidance of instructor. Emphasis is on writing for news media, but time is spent on procedures and techniques which are basic for all informational writing. Prerequisite: typing proficiency recommended and the satisfactory completion of English 101 or equivalent documentation of language skills. AP

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Online Courses for Associate in Arts Degree See the full A.A. Program Planner To complete the 60-credit Associate in Arts degree at Lake Superior College, a student must complete the 40-credit Minnesota Transfer Curriculum. The remaining twenty credits will count as electives for the degree. On Thursday, July 11, 2002, a site visit for the accreditation of e-learning programs was completed by two consultant/evaluators from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC). On Monday, November 18, 2002, the HLC gave final approval for LSC's change request to offer any and all degrees (A.A., A.S., and A.A.S.) through e-learning formats. New Info Added November, 2002 To complete the A.A. degree, students are required to complete at least two credits in the area of Health or Physical Education. The following Health courses are acceptable: HLTH 1210 (Nutrition), HLTH 1410 (Nutrition in Athletic Performance), HLTH 1430 (Personal Wellness). Online P.E. courses will be available by the Fall Semester 2003. Transfer courses from other institutions can also be used to satisfy the P.E. requirement for the A.A. degree at LSC. Beyond the 40-credit Minnesota Transfer Curriculum requirement, and the 2-credit P.E./Health requirement, an additional eighteen credits of electives are required for the A.A. degree. As of fall 2003, a student can choose the eighteen credits from a list of courses totaling more than one hundred fifteen credits.

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