2018 SUMMER. Course Schedules Session I May 14-July 1 & Session II July 2-August 19. Revised 4/24/18
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1 2018 SUMMER Course Schedules Session I May 14-July 1 & Session II July 2-August 19
2 Summer I (May 14 July 1) May 14 (Monday) May 16 (Wednesday) June 8 (Friday) June 13 (Wednesday) July 1 (Sunday) Summer II (July 2 August 19) July 2 (Monday) July 4 (Wednesday) July 27 (Friday) August 1 (Wednesday) August 19 (Sunday) Deadline for payment: SUMMER 2018 CALENDAR Classes begin Last day to add or drop a course Last day to file Pass/No record Last day to withdraw from a course Last day of classes Classes Begin Last day to add or drop a course Last day to file Pass/No record Last day to withdraw from a course Last day of classes Tuition and Payment Information $425 per credit Summer I May 11 Summer II June 29 Credit card payments can be made by phone , mail or online through MyNEC at We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, check, wire transfer, approved private loan, and Parent-Plus loan Housing $400 per term Available for Summer I and II. Please contact the Residential Life and Housing Office for details at reslife@nec.edu or (603) for more information. EXPLANATION OF CLASS DAYS/TIMES M = MON. T = TUES W = WED R = THURS F = FRI Military Time to Standard AM - PM Time Military Standard Military Standard :00 AM :00 PM :00 AM :00 PM :00 AM :00 PM :00 AM :00 PM 1200 NOONTIME :00 PM :00 PM :00 PM :00 PM :00 PM EXAMPLES: Class meets: MW (Mon & Wed from 8:00 am to 9:20 am) MWF (Mon & Wed & Fri from 1:20 pm to 2:40 pm) T (Tuesday from 9:50 am to 11:30 am) TR (Tues & Thurs from 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm) R (Thursday from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm) ONLINE COURSES Online course will have no face to face meeting times. Courses listed as ONLINE in the Summer I & Summer II will be taught using Blackboard, accessed through. Your class will appear the week before the start of the term. Additional Online courses listed in Summer II will be taught through BISK learning platform. To register, contact Pathways at pathways@nec.edu or SCHEDULE KEY XL Courses with an XL in this column are cross listed and appear twice on the schedule with different departmental prefixes. Example: AC 2210 and BU 2210 are both Financial Accounting. LAS Courses with an LAS are approved to meet an LAS requirement. For a listing of all LAS courses, please see the LAS course schedule for detail. Pre? Courses with Y have a prerequisite. Please consult the prerequisite page at the end of this packet for specific course prerequisite information or the academic catalog available at
3 Summer 2018 Course Offerings Summer I 5/14/18-7/1/18 Course Numb Sec CRN XL CR LAS Preq? Title Days Begin End Location Last First Comments Accounting AC XL 4 Management Accounting ONLINE McGrevey Thomas Business BU XL 4 Management Accounting ONLINE McGrevey Thomas BU XL 4 Business Ethics ONLINE Tirone Nicholas BU BU 2110 BU2210 Business Finance ONLINE Payeur Marc Communications CO LAS6 Freedom of Speech ONLINE Homestead William Criminal Justice CJ XL 4 Terrorism ONLINE Peck Michael Economics EC LAS4 Introduction to Macroeconomics ONLINE Jalili Ali EC LAS4 Introduction to Microeconomics ONLINE Jalili Ali History HS LAS2 Evolution of Amer Democracy ONLINE Newton Christina HS America at War: Gettysburg Sem MF Walsh James HS LAS6 Sem in GH:The World Since 1945 ONLINE Vierra Sarah Cancelled Kinesiology KI Credits Earned Introduction to Kinesiology ONLINE Alger Mary Ellen KI History of Volleyball ONLINE Ledy Erica KI First Aid/CPR/AED M Gregoire Rebecca KI Wellness Concepts ONLINE Alger Mary Ellen KI XL 4 Mountain Leadership MTWRF Viti Raelyn Meets 5/15-5/25/18 Mathematics MT 1100 Course begins May 7th (finals week) Contact Pathways to register - Pathways@nec.edu ONLINE C- or better MT 2410 or MT placement PreCalculus ONLINE Baker David Outdoor Education OE XL 4 Mountain Leadership MTWRF Yurt Viti Raelyn Meets 5/15-5/25/18 Phylosophy & Literature PA XL 4 Business Ethics ONLINE Tirone Nicholas Political Science PO LAS2 U.S. Politics ONLINE Lesperance Wayne Cancelled PO XL 4 Terrorism ONLINE Peck Michael Psychology PS LAS4 Life-Span Development ONLINE Kruenegel-Farr Debra Writing WR Composition ONLINE Decoteau Nicole XL - Cross Listed Course Pre? - Course has Prerequisites Term Dates Summer I: May 14 - July 1 Summer II: July 2 - Aug 19 Summer 2018 Schedule of Courses
4 Summer 2018 Course Offerings Summer II 7/2/18-8/19/18 Course Numb Sec CRN XL CR LAS Prereq_ Title Days Begin End Location Last First Business BU Personal Selling & Client Relations ONLINE McGrevey Thomas Communications CO LAS6 The Voice of Nature ONLINE Homestead William Kinesiology KI History of Basketball ONLINE Ledy Erica KI First Aid/CPR/AED M Gregoire Rebecca KI Women in Sport ONLINE Ledy Erica Phylosophy & Literature PA LAS 6 Philosophy of Science ONLINE Tirone Nicholas Political Science PO LAS7 World Geography ONLINE Osterbur Megan Theatre TH Summer Professional Immersion MTWRF TBA Picard/Stuart Alex/Glenn XL - Cross Listed Course Pre? - Course has Prerequisites Term Dates Summer I: May 14 - July 1 Summer II: July 2 - Aug 19 Summer 2018 Schedule of Courses
5 Summer 2018 Course Offerings Additional Summer II Online Courses - Contact Pathways to register - Pathways@nec.edu Course Numb XL CR LAS Prereq_ Title Course Numb XL CR LAS Prereq_ Title AC Management Accounting CT Information Systems in Business AC 2210/BU 2210 or permission of AC the instructor Federal Taxation CT Search Engine Optimization BU Methods CW LAS3 Human Resource BU BU 2420 Management EN BU BU International Business ES LAS5 Legal & Ethical Envir of Business HCA BU Investment Management HCA Geopolitics of World BU Business HCA CT 1510 or permission of instructor Object Oriented Programming Beginning Creative Writing Introduction to Literature Environmental Science: A Global Concern Organization & Management in Healthcare Introduction to Public & Community Health Cultural Diversity in Healthcare CJ CJ Information System Security Policies and Procedures HCA All Hazards Response, Mitigation, and Recovery HCA Marketing for Healthcare Clinical Data and Electronic Health Records CJ Crime Mapping and Analysis MT C- or higher MT 1002 or placement score College Algebra CJ Community-Based Corrections PS Overcoming Prejudice and Discrimination CO Oral Communication PS LAS4 Introduction to Psychology Contemporary Art and CO Media PS Social Psychology CO Communication Ethics PS Web U CO Social Media PS Applied Behavior Analysis Multimedia Writing and CO Editing PS Client Assessment & Planning CO Principles of Public Relations XL - Cross Listed Course Pre? - Course has Prerequisites Term Dates Summer I: May 14 - July 1 Summer II: July 2 - Aug 19 Summer 2018 Schedule of Courses
6 LAS Courses listing (Course are online unless indicated.) LAS Course Numb Title Term LAS2 HS 1130 Evolution of Amer Democracy Summer I LAS2 PO 1110 U.S. Politics Summer I LAS2 PL 1100 Making Sense of the World Summer II LAS3 CW 1100 Beginning Creative Writing Summer II LAS4 EC 2110 Introduction to Macroeconomics Summer I LAS4 EC 2120 Introduction to Microeconomics Summer I LAS4 PS 2160 Life-Span Development Summer I LAS4 EC 2110 Introduction to Macroeconomics Summer II LAS4 PS 1110 Introduction to Psychology Summer II Environmental Science: A Global ES 1110 LAS5 Concern Summer II LAS6 PA 2810 Philosophy of Science Summer II LAS6 CO 3410 Freedom of Speech Summer I LAS6 HS 3420 Sem in GH:The World Since 1945 Summer I LAS6 CO 3420 The Voice of Nature Summer II LAS6 CJ 2320 Criminal Justice Ethics Summer II LAS7 PO 2420 World Geography Summer II LAS7 PO 2420 World Geography Summer II Summer 2018 Course Descriptions HS 3420 World Since 1945 This course examines the major events and trends in world history since the end of the Second World War. Beginning with the advent of the Cold War, we will explore the political, economic, social and cultural developments that marked the past sixty years, paying particular attention to connections between developments across time and space. Though it would be impossible to cover everything that happened in the world since 1945 in one semester, the materials we examine will give us insight into contemporary events and help us to better understand how the world got to be the way it is today. From war in Afghanistan to a global environmental movement to controversy about immigrant populations, this course will challenge us to look into the past for connections between that world and the one we live in today. KI 1990 History of Basketball The course will focus on the invention of basketball. We will explore the history of this game from its creation to present day. Several topics will be explored, including the game, recreational settings, high school settings, collegiate basketball, the NBA and WNBA, as well as previous professional leagues, and the game outside of the United States. In addition, we will discuss the evolution of basketball and what factors have influenced changes to the sport. We will also look to the future of basketball Course Prerequisites Numb Title Prerequisite AC 3290 Federal Taxation AC/BU 2210 or permission of instructor BU 3310 Business Finance BU/AC 2110 & 2210 BU 3420 Human Resource Management BU 2420 BU 3880 Legal/Ethical Env. Of Business Sophomore status CT 2510 Object Oriented Programming CT 1510 or permission of instructor KI 1110 Introduction to Kinesiology Min 24 credits MT 1020 College Algebra C- or higher MT 1002 or placement score MT 1100 Quantitative Reasoning C- or higher MT 1020 or placement score MT 1510 Precalculus C- or higher MT 1020 or placement score TH 4920 Summer Professional Immersion Permission of Instructor
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