As colleges across the country adapt their fall semesters to the COVID-19 pandemic, Copper Mountain College has announced the transfer of many face-to-face classes to online. Reporter Cassidy Zimarik has the details…
In accordance with updated guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, San Bernardino County and the Chancellor’s Office, Copper Mountain College is moving quite a few courses to online instruction in order to substantially limit in-person interactions.
CMC is still planning to offer a full range of programs and courses. Additional changes to course modalities will be finalized by the end of July with classes beginning on August 24th.
For more information about classes, financial aid, applying or registering, please see the website at www.cmccd.edu or call 760-366-3791.
On-line classes being offered:
| Algebra for Statistics Assembler Programming Business Law Calculus Child Development Child Family and Community College Algebra College Composition Community and the Justice System “Comp Business Applications for Windows” Composition and Literature Computer Security Specialist/Security Training Conservation of Natural Resources Correctional Systems Criminal Law Death & Dying Decision Making and Advocacy Descriptive Astronomy Descriptive Astronomy Lab Developmental Psychology Digital Photography Elementary American Sign Language I Elementary Spanish Elements of Biology Elements of Biology Lab Fire Apparatus and Equipment Fire Protection Equip & Systems Fire Protection Organizations Fundamentals of Statistics General Logic General Microbiology General Nutrition General Psychology Hazardous Materials History of Rock N’ Roll Human Anatomy Human Physiology Human Sexuality | Intercultural Communication Intermediate Algebra Intermediate Spanish Interpersonal Communication Intro to Comparative Governments Intro to Computer Science Intro to Criminal Justice Intro to Expository Writing Intro to Government Intro to Sociology “Intro to the Visual Arts of Non-western Cultures” Introduction to Business Introduction to Music Introduction to Philosophy Introduction to Theatre Introductory General Chem Living and Teaching in a Diverse Society Marketing Molecular and Cellular Biology Multivariate Calculus Personal & Community Health Personal & Social Adjustment Personal & Social Adjustment Pharmacology Principles of Investigations Principles of Macroeconomics Principles of Microeconomics Principles of Real Estate Public Speaking Real Estate Practice Statistical Methods Supplemental Instruction-Information Competency Skills Trigonometry US History from Recon to Present US History Through Reconstruction Web Page Content Development “Western Art History: Renaissance to Contemporary” World Literature I: Beg through 1650 |
