Online Sections

Online (ONL) - Course instruction and testing are fully online without required class times.

Dance

5 Week Session: July 1 - August 4

DANC 2303 Dance Appreciation

No dance experience required. Required course for Associate of Arts Degree in Dance. 

This course fulfills the Core Curriculum requirement for Creative Arts. See specific Section Notes related to course delivery method. For additional info contact csolaas@austincc.edu.

Description: A general survey of dance forms designed to create an appreciation of the vocabulary, techniques and purposes of the creative process. This course includes critical interpretation and evaluations of choreographic works and dance forms within cultural and historical contexts.

Instructors: Coxe, Jessica (Dir)

Course delivery method is ONL asynchronous. There are no required meeting times. Students will need reliable access to the internet and a computer, tablet, or similar device with a webcam and a microphone. Please log in to the Blackboard Course by the start date for specific course information. This is a ZTC (Zero Textbook Cost) section. In place of required textbooks, all textbook materials needed for the class will be available online to students free of charge. Students may print copies of the resources but will be responsible for printing costs. For more information, contact csolaas@austincc.edu.This section of DANC-2303 relates World Dance topics to the diversity, complexity, and interdependence of the world community and current global issues. It is part of ACC's Global Studies (GS) program, but is open to all students and counts as a standard DANC-2303 course.

Instructors: Coxe, Jessica (Dir)

Course delivery method is ONL asynchronous. There are no required meeting times. Students will need reliable access to the internet and a computer, tablet, or similar device with a webcam and a microphone. Please log in to the Blackboard Course by the start date for specific course information. This is a ZTC (Zero Textbook Cost) section. In place of required textbooks, all textbook materials needed for the class will be available online to students free of charge. Students may print copies of the resources but will be responsible for printing costs. For more information, contact csolaas@austincc.edu.This section of DANC-2303 relates World Dance topics to the diversity, complexity, and interdependence of the world community and current global issues. It is part of ACC's Global Studies (GS) program, but is open to all students and counts as a standard DANC-2303 course.

English

5 Week Session: May 28 - June 30

ENGL 1302 English Composition II

Instructors: Dwyer, Dania (Dir)

This is a ZTC (Zero Textbook Cost) section. In place of required textbooks, all textbook materials needed for the class will be available online to students free of charge. Students may print copies of the resources but will be responsible for printing costs. Course materials may be Open Educational Resources (OER), see syllabus for specifics. This section of ENGL 1302 relates English topics to the diversity, complexity, and interdependence of the world community and current global issues. It is part of ACC's Global Studies (GS) program, but is open to all students and counts as a standard ENGL 1302 course.  This class will be supported by an Embedded Academic Coach and an Embedded Tutor, subject to availability.

10 Week Session: May 28 - August 4

ENGL 2351 Mexican-American Literature

Instructors: Flores, Jose (Dir)

MAS: This course relates topics in ENGL 2351 to the history, literature, art culture, politics, language, and human experiences of Mexican Americans in the U.S. It is part of ACC’s Mexican American Studies (MAS) program and is open to all students and counts as a standard ENGL 2351 course.

5 Week Session: July 1 - August 4

ENGL 2327 American Literature: Beginnings through Civil War

Instructors: Greathouse, Corey (Dir)

This course relates topics in ENGL 2327 to the intellectual, historical, political, artistic, religious, scientific, economic, and/or sociocultural experiences of people of African descent. It is part of ACC's African and African Diaspora Studies (AADS) program but is open to all students and counts as a standard ENGL 2327 course.

ENGL 2328 American Literature: Civil War to the Present

Instructors: Greathouse, Corey (Dir)

This course relates topics in ENGL 2328 to the intellectual, historical, political, artistic, religious, scientific, economic, and/or sociocultural experiences of people of African descent. It is part of ACC's African and African Diaspora Studies (AADS) program but is open to all students and counts as a standard ENGL 2328 course.

ENGL 2351 Mexican-American Literature

Instructors: Stayton, Sarah (Dir)

This is a ZTC (Zero Textbook Cost) section. In place of required textbooks, all textbook materials needed for the class will be available online to students free of charge. Students may print copies of the resources but will be responsible for printing costs. Course materials may be Open Educational Resources (OER), see syllabus for specifics.MAS: This course relates topics in ENGL 2351 to the history, literature, art culture, politics, language, and human experiences of Mexican Americans in the U.S. It is part of ACC’s Mexican American Studies (MAS) program and is open to all students and counts as a standard ENGL 2351 course.

History

5 Week Session: May 28 - June 30

HIST 2327 Mexican American History I

Instructors: Moreno, Gary (Dir)

MAS: This course relates topics in HIST 2327 to the history, literature, art culture, politics, language, and human experiences of Mexican Americans in the U.S. It is part of ACC’s Mexican American Studies (MAS) program and is open to all students and counts as a standard HIST 2327 course.

Instructors: Moreno, Gary (Dir)

MAS: This course relates topics in HIST 2327 to the history, literature, art culture, politics, language, and human experiences of Mexican Americans in the U.S. It is part of ACC’s Mexican American Studies (MAS) program and is open to all students and counts as a standard HIST 2327 course.

5 Week Session: July 1 - August 4

HIST 2328 Mexican American History II

Instructors: Moreno, Gary (Dir)

MAS: This course relates topics in HIST 2328 to the history, literature, art culture, politics, language, and human experiences of Mexican Americans in the U.S. It is part of ACC’s Mexican American Studies (MAS) program and is open to all students and counts as a standard HIST 2328 course.

Instructors: Moreno, Gary (Dir)

MAS: This course relates topics in HIST 2328 to the history, literature, art culture, politics, language, and human experiences of Mexican Americans in the U.S. It is part of ACC’s Mexican American Studies (MAS) program and is open to all students and counts as a standard HIST 2328 course.

Humanities

5 Week Session: May 28 - June 30

HUMA 1311 Mexican-American Fine Arts Appreciation

Instructors: Lauer, Jean (Dir)

MAS: This course relates topics in HUMA 1311 to the history, literature, art culture, politics, language, and human experiences of Mexican Americans in the U.S. It is part of ACC’s Mexican American Studies (MAS) program and is open to all students and counts as a standard HUMA 1311 course.

10 Week Session: May 28 - August 4

HUMA 1301 Humanities: Prehistory to Renaissance

Instructors: Bowman, Sarah (Dir)

The Great Questions Seminar is a discussion-based course focused on the study of Great Books, and it serves both as a section of Introduction to Humanities and as a student success course. It satisfies the student success requirement for students entering ACC with fewer than 12 credit hours and meets the Language, Philosophy, and Culture or Component Area requirement in the core curriculum. This course is also a Liberal Arts Gateway Course.This course relates topics in HUMA 1301 to the diversity, complexity and interdependence of the world community and current global issues. It is part of ACC's Global Studies program, but is open to all students and counts as a standard HUMA 1301 course. 

HUMA 1305 Introduction to Mexican-American Studies

Instructors: Lauer, Jean (Dir)

MAS: This course relates topics in HUMA 1305 to the history, literature, art culture, politics, language, and human experiences of Mexican Americans in the U.S. It is part of ACC’s Mexican American Studies (MAS) program and is open to all students and counts as a standard HUMA 1305 course.

5 Week Session: July 1 - August 4

HUMA 1302 Humanities: Renaissance to Present

Instructors: Bowman, Sarah (Dir)

This course relates topics in HUMA 1302 to the diversity, complexity and interdependence of the world community and current global issues. Interdisciplinary Studies (INDS): [77443] relates topics in PSYC 2301 to questions of war, peace, social justice and conflict resolution. It is part of ACC's Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) program but is open to all students.  It is part of ACC's Global Studies program, but is open to all students and counts as a standard HUMA 1302 course. 

HUMA 1311 Mexican-American Fine Arts Appreciation

Instructors: Lauer, Jean (Dir)

MAS: This course relates topics in HUMA 1311 to the history, literature, art culture, politics, language, and human experiences of Mexican Americans in the U.S. It is part of ACC’s Mexican American Studies (MAS) program and is open to all students and counts as a standard HUMA 1311 course.

Psychology

5 Week Session: May 28 - June 30

PSYC 2314 Human Growth and Development

Instructors: Khosropour, Shirin (Dir)

Interdisciplinary Studies (INDS): [81210] relates topics in PSYC 2314 to questions of war, peace, social justice and conflict resolution. It is part of ACC's Peace and Conflict Studies program, but is open to all students and counts as a standard PSYC 2314 course. Students should log in to Blackboard the first day of class to receive instructions from the professor.   For assistance, visit https://instruction.austincc.edu/students/  This section includes a fee to cover the costs of required digital materials and/or an electronic textbook, provided at a discounted rate from the ACC Bookstore. IMPORTANT! The digital materials fee will be added to your tuition and fees when you register. You may choose to opt out of this fee and receive a refund if you wish to purchase the course materials separately.  Opt-out requests must be received prior to the official reporting date for a full refund. For more information see http://www.austincc.edu/firstday 

Instructors: Khosropour, Shirin (Dir)

Interdisciplinary Studies (INDS): [81213] relates topics in PSYC 2314 to questions of war, peace, social justice and conflict resolution. It is part of ACC's Peace and Conflict Studies program, but is open to all students and counts as a standard PSYC 2314 course. Students should log in to Blackboard the first day of class to receive instructions from the professor.   For assistance, visit https://instruction.austincc.edu/students/  This section includes a fee to cover the costs of required digital materials and/or an electronic textbook, provided at a discounted rate from the ACC Bookstore. IMPORTANT! The digital materials fee will be added to your tuition and fees when you register. You may choose to opt out of this fee and receive a refund if you wish to purchase the course materials separately.  Opt-out requests must be received prior to the official reporting date for a full refund. For more information see http://www.austincc.edu/firstday 

Instructors: Khosropour, Shirin (Dir)

Interdisciplinary Studies (INDS): [81214] relates topics in PSYC 2314 to questions of war, peace, social justice and conflict resolution. It is part of ACC's Peace and Conflict Studies program, but is open to all students and counts as a standard PSYC 2314 course. Students should log in to Blackboard the first day of class to receive instructions from the professor.   For assistance, visit https://instruction.austincc.edu/students/ This section includes a fee to cover the costs of required digital materials and/or an electronic textbook, provided at a discounted rate from the ACC Bookstore. IMPORTANT! The digital materials fee will be added to your tuition and fees when you register. You may choose to opt out of this fee and receive a refund if you wish to purchase the course materials separately.  Opt-out requests must be received prior to the official reporting date for a full refund. For more information see http://www.austincc.edu/firstday