Summer 2008   Blackboard Vista Online Course
CCA’s Summer Online Courses start on
Monday, June 2^nd, 2008.

 

Please Read Carefully:
This course is being offered using Blackboard Vista as the Learning Management System. If you have never used Blackboard vista before, please visit the orientation site.  http://www.ccconline.org/support/vista

You will access your CCA Blackboard Vista course at http://online.ccaurora.edu

Note:  You will not be able to access your course until the start date, June 2^nd.

New this semester: 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/

At the Login Page, you will be required to enter your Banner Username and Password to gain access to your course.

Introduction to Business (Online)

BUS 115-176&-177 (Online)

3 Credit Hours

Course Dates (from June 3 to August 7,2008 )

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Focuses on the operation of the American business system.  Covers fundamentals of the economy, careers and opportunities, marketing, management, production, governmental regulations, tools of business and social responsibilities.

Prerequisites: You must have the ability use an internet web browser, and to send and receive e-mails with attachments.

COURSE WEBSITE:

http://online.ccaurora.edu

INSTRUCTOR INFORMATION:

Name

Lewis Schlossinger

Phone

303-340-7225

E-mail

Lewis.Schlossinger@CCAurora.edu

Fax

Mail box Location

Building 903-203A

Other

REQUIRED COMPUTER SKILLS:

Note:  If you are not familiar with the basics of sending e-mail attachments, downloading and installing files, or opening documents in e-mail, please see the CCA Online Course Help page at http://cs.cca.cccoes.edu/webtest.

REQUIRED TEXT BOOK(S):

REQUIRED MATERIALS:

none

REQUIRED HARDWARE/ SOFTWARE:

It is required that students have that software instead of the minimum requirements listed below.

• IBM PC-compatible computer with 33.6 baud modem or higher
• Internet access – Example:  America Online, CompuServe, or any local provider
• Your own e-mail address

Microsoft Windows 95 or higher

HOW TO GET STARTED:

Start reading chapters

1 thru 5.  By conclusion of the first week of class, obtain textbook and read chapters 1 and 2

E-mail instructor with:

Your name, e-mail address, daytime and evening phone numbers, preferred time for phone interviews, mailing address, computer system hardware and software types, modem speed, three interesting things about yourself, or business industries of interest

ORIENTATION SESSION/FIRST MEETING:

All students are required to send in the above information by the end of the first week.

OTHER INFORMATION: