Sample Undergraduate Syllabi

Sample online course syllabi are below.  We will continue to add to this list, so check back frequently.

If you are looking for the syllabus for a specific online course and it is not below, please send us an e-mail (OLS@gcc.edu) and we will do our best to locate that particular syllabus for you.

** NOTE: These are sample syllabi for online courses and are subject to change.  **

Course Syllabi

 

• Astronomy
  • ASTR 206 – Introduction to Sky Motion and Planets
  • ASTR 207 – Introduction to Stars, Galaxies, and Cosmology

• Biology
  • BIOL 372 – Contemporary Topics in Biology – Microbial Pathogenesis

• Business
  • ACCT 201 – Principles of Accounting I
  • ACCT 202 – Principles of Accounting II
  • ACCT 303 – Cost Accounting
  • MNGT 103 – Principles of Management
  • MNGT 106 – Fundamentals of Business
  • MNGT 110 – Essentials of Excel
  • MNGT 120 – Advanced Excel
  • MNGT 201 – Business Statistics
  • MNGT 203 – Principles of Management
  • MNGT 210 – Data Visualization
  • MNGT 214 – Business, Ethics, and Society
  • MNGT 303 – Business Law
  • MNGT 310 – Business Dashboarding

• Chemistry
  • CHEM 111 – General Chemistry 1
  • CHEM 151 – Introduction to Forensic Science

• Communication Studies
  • COMM 135 – Writing for the Media
  • COMM 390 – Social Media Writing

• Computer Science
  • COMP 141 – Computer Programming I

• Design
  • DESI 101 – Introduction to Visual Communication Design
  • DESI 110 – Design Software for Beginners
  • DESI 220 – Design History

• Education
  • EDUC 205 – Overview of the Teaching Profession
  • EDUC 228 – Survey of Adolescent Literature
  • EDUC 343 – Trends and Issues in Early Childhood Education
  • EDUC 410/510 – Integrative STEM for Early Childhood and Elementary School
  • EDUC 411/511 – Integrative STEM for Adolescent and Middle School
  • EDUC 412/512 – Integrative STEM for Secondary and High School
  • EDUC 413/513 – Integrative STEM Practicum and Applied Leadership

• English
  • ENGL 290 – Mystery Fiction & The Moral Imagination

•  Engineering
  • ENGR 274 – Mathematical Methods in Engineering
  • MECE 107 – Engineering Graphics
  • ENGR 120 – Numerical Computing for Mechanical Engineers
  • MECE 214 – Thermodynamics
  • MECE 416 – Survey of Renewable Energy Systems

• Exercise Science
  • EXER 101 – Introduction to Exercise Science
  • EXER 134 – Intro to Nutrition
  • EXER 215 – Medical Terminology
  • EXER 234 – Introduction to Nutrition
  • EXER 237 – Special Topics in Exercise Science
  • EXER 240 – Dietary Supplements
  • EXER 242 – Prevention and Treatment of Chronic Diseases
  • EXER 244 – Nutrition and Health
  • EXER 254 – Nutrition in Sports and Exercise
  • EXER 261 – Corrective Exercise Strategies
  • EXER 312 – Clinical Exercise Physiology
  • EXER 344 – Life Cycle Nutrition

• History
  • HIST 120 – Foundations of History
  • HIST 283 – History of the United States to 1865
  • HIST 390 – History of Piracy

• Humanities
  • HUMA 102 – Civilization and the Biblical Revelation

• Marketing
  • MARK 110 – Digital Marketing
  • *undergraduate and graduate students only*
•  Mathematics
  • MATH 110 – College Algebra
  • MATH 111 – Pre-Calculus
  • MATH 141 – Business Calculus
  • MATH 161 – Calculus I
  • MATH 162 – Calculus II
  • MATH 201 – Statistical Methods

• Modern Languages
  • SPAN 101-102
•  Music
  • MUSI 103 – Music Theory I

• Natural Sciences (SCIC)
  • SCIC 201 – Fundamentals of the Universe
  • SCIC 202 – Life Science
  • SCIC 203 – Atoms, Molecules, and the Material World

• Philosophy
  • PHIL 211 – General Logic

• Physics
  • PHYS 101 – General Physics
  • PHYS 121 – College Physics I

• Political Science
  • POLS 101 – Foundations of Political Science
  • POLS 204 – American National Government

• Psychology
  • PSYC 101 – Foundations of Psychological Science
  • PSYC 208 – Social Psychology

• Robotics
  • ROBO 101 – Introduction to Robotics

• Science, Faith, and Technology
  • SSFT 212 – Science and Religion

• Sociology
  • SOCI 101 – Foundations of Applied Sociology

• Writing
  • WRIT 101 – Foundations of Academic Discourse
  • WRIT 271 – Creative Writing

** NOTE: These are sample syllabi for online courses and are subject to change.

*** Grove City College does not accept any funds that derive in any part, directly or indirectly, from federal sources (including scholarship or loan funds). Students who receive any federal financial assistance are ineligible to receive credit from Grove City College.