Bridge courses are offered in fully online and hybrid online formats. Typically the first and last sessions of the hybrid online Bridge courses will be held in a classroom setting at the time and place designated on the schedule.
For Geneva College’s fully online courses you will need:
- A computer that runs Windows operating system XP or newer or Macintosh OS X.
- Internet access
- A web browser including Internet Explorer 9, Chrome, Firefox, or Safari.
FULLY ONLINE COURSE SCHEDULE - Summer 2013
Session 1 May 2 — July 11
*Students are required to purchase textbooks for fully online Bridge courses. (view below)
| Course ID | Course Name | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| ACE150KE | Fundamentals of Accounting | ||
| This course provides an overview of accounting from the perspective of a non-accounting manager. It helps to develop the tools to understand the essentials of how finance functions within an organization. This includes internal controls, the function of accounting, historical accounting data and financial planning. The course also provides an overview of how to manage a business by God's principles | |||
| BIB112KE | Old Testament Survey | ||
| This course introduces adult students to the history, doctrine and background features of the books of the Bible that were written prior to the incarnation of Jesus Christ. Our primary goal in this course is to help students become better readers of the Old Testament. | |||
| HUM118KE | Classical & Christian Cultures | ||
| Human achievement in philosophy, theology, literature, and art is examined in historical context from ancient times to the Renaissance. | |||
| HUM119KE | Humanities From The Renaissance To The Present | ||
| This is a survey course of the historical, cultural, social, economic, and religious developments in western civilization. This course will examine, through reading, writing, and discussion, the dominant ideas in western culture as expressed in the philosophy, art, literature, and music from a Christian perspective. | |||
| PSS201KE | Introduction To Psychology | ||
| Problems, principles and methods in general psychology prepare for a number of professional fields. Topics include human development, motivation, emotion, learning, personality and abnormal behavior. | |||
| SCS215KE | Earth & Space Science | ||
| Incorporates the disciplines of geology, meteorology and astronomy into a holistic study of planet earth. A major goal of the course is to give the student an understanding of the mechanics of God’s creation. | |||
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