Online Classes

Montgomery College is pleased to offer you
these exciting opportunities in distance learning!
Avoid the mess of parking, the horror of area traffic, the child care dilemma, the crowded open labs. Log on from the comfort of your own home or office. Students must have access to a computer and the course's featured software, and a familiarity with the Internet.

The Advertising Art Program's popular Graphic Design with the Computer classes are now being offered on the World Wide Web. Offering the same content as our analog (in-the-classroom) classes, you can participate for full college credit, or non-credit; your choice! In fact, a complete Certificate in Graphic Design with the Computer will be available completely online! Prospective students should contact the Montgomery College Admissions Office at (240) 567-5045, OR you may email Professor St.Ours or via telephone at (240) 567-7518.

CA 120 Computer Applications I is an introductory course in word processing, spreadsheet, and database management. This online section taught via the World Wide Web provides students with a flexible and independent way to learn the basics of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Access. For more information, email Professor Jackie Lou or call (301) 251-7186.

CA 141(formerly CA 241) Introduction to Database Management is an intermediate course in database management concepts using Microsoft Access. Delivered via the World Wide Web, this online section will teach students how to create and maintain tables, set up queries, create custom forms and reports, and control user access to a database through the development of a switchboard. For more information, email Professor Jackie Lou or call (240) 567-7186.

English 102 on the World Wide Web gives students a rich variety of communications, research and collaborative learning opportunities. The virtual English 102 classroom is a password protected conference site where students discuss their readings and research by writing to other English 102 students, and to students from a select group of other colleges and universities around the country. For more information, read the FAQs or e-mail Professor Liggett .

The Exploring the Internet course is intended to serve as an introduction to the Internet. This course will cover the history of the Internet and its services: E-mail, Listservices, Usenet Newsgroups, Gopher, Telnet, FTP and the World Wide Web. Prospective students should email Professor Marianne Noyd or via telephone at (240)567-7738.

Homesteading on the WWW Homesteading on the WWW is an exciting course that will explore some of the newest and fun ways to handle and create Web pages. The course builds on the knowledge gained in Exploring the Internet, and covers the advanced features of searching, maximizing the effective use of your browser, Basic HTML, and working with a Web Authoring Program. This course will concentrate on how to make the basic home page that you started in Exploring the Internet more polished and complete. It is a required course in the Web Mastering Certificate in the Computer Applications Department. For more information, contact Helen Youth at hyouth@mc.cc.md.us.

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