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This course is being offered using Blackboard Vista.as the Learning Management System.  The login for your CCA Blackboard Vista course is at http://online.ccaurora.edu.You will not be able to access your course until the start date, given below.

For technical assistance:

A support desk is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist you with setting up your computer and solving problems. http://www.ccaurora.edu/students/helpdesk/

[Prin. of Microeconomics]

[202] – [171] (Hybrid-Online)

[03] Credit Hours

(October 2- December 11 2009)

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

[Principles of Microeconomics]

HYBRID DESCRIPTION:

Hybrid courses offer the convenience of an Internet course with the opportunity to meet face to face with the instructor and classmates.  Although all of the work can be done through the internet, scheduled meeting times will be published for each course.  There may be mandatory onsite meetings for some courses to take midterm or final examinations.

REQUIRED MEETING DATES, TIMES, AND LOCATION:

0800AM-1040 AM  CLC 901 200   Fridays

COURSE WEBSITE:

http://online.ccaurora.edu

INSTRUCTOR INFORMATION:

Name

[Amedeo Luttwak]

Phone

[720-280-6524 message center]

E-mail

[amedeo1b@yahoo.com]

Fax

[1-888-788-5169]

Mailbox Location

[Faculty Room Lowry Campus-903]

Other

[303-521-0011 direct cell-phone]

REQUIRED COMPUTER SKILLS:

·         Send/receive mail

·         Download files to your computer and then open them

·         Basic word processing skills 

·         Experience with the Blackboard Vista tool or reference the help page with Information on Blackboard Vista.

REQUIRED TEXT BOOK(S):

[Roger L. Miller, Economics Today: the Micro View ]

REQUIRED MATERIALS:

[Financial calculator if possible]

REQUIRED HARDWARE/ SOFTWARE:

·         Supported Web-browser

·         Supported version of Java

·         To confirm your software is supported, run the Browser Check at http://online.ccaurora.edu

·         You can find detailed information on hardware/software support and information on the Technical issues page.

HOW TO GET STARTED:

Come to Orientation!

Attend Orientation session and . . . . . First assignment or notation to student of what they need to do first.

ORIENTATION SESSION/FIRST MEETING:

Friday August 28 8.00 am

Please remind your students of the required date and time that they must attend your required orientation session.

OTHER INFORMATION:

Class participation encouraged

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