University of Massachusetts Boston Continuing Education Bulletin, Spring 1991

16 Pages·1991·1.6 MB·English

by  University of Massachusetts Boston

IssuedWinter,1991
University of
Massachusetts
at Boston
Bulletin
Yourpublic universityofferscreditand
non-creditcoursesatconvenienttimes
and locationsforyourpersonal growth,
professional developmentand college
degreerequirements.
Eveningclassesattheseoff-campus
p locations: Beverly,Boston(Copley
Square), Braintree,Hanover,Watertown,
andWestRoxbury. Saturdayclassesat
_ ^ UMass/Boston'sHarborCampus.
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fe Seeourexpandedsectionof
non-credit professionaltraining
Formoreinformation,call287-7900
1
Index Academic Calendar for
Credit Courses
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AcademicCalendar CreditCourses 2 RegistrationDeadline February1
AcademicStanding 13 LateRegistration* February4-8
Addingordroppingcourses orfirstclassmeeting
(SeeAcademicCalendar!
Alcoholism/ChemicalDependencyTreatmentServicesProgram 15 SatnrdayClassesBegin February9
Auditor'sInstitute 15 Off-CampusClassesBegin WeekofFebruary1
Books 13 Add/DropDeadline February15
Cancellationofclasses(emergencyclosings) 13
Cancellationsofunder-enrolledcourses 13 Vacationfor WeekofFebruary18.
CareerEnhancementCertificate 4 Off-CampusClasses WeekofApril15
Cont—inuingEducationcreditcourses Vacationfor
How to Use ———plliiassyttmeeeddnabtlysp,hlaorbceaefttuiioncndalslybydepartment 11135 HMairdbsoermeCsatmeprusClasses MMaarrcchh2165and23
this Bulletin —registrationform 2 Pass/FailOeadline April5
registrationprocedures 3
Fees 4 WithdrawalOeadline April5
ThisBulletindescribescreditcoursesoffered by FGereadwuaaitveerTsestPreparationcourses 145 VOafcfa-tCiaomnpufosrClasses WeekofApril15
UMass/Boston'sDivisionofContinuing Education. ID.Cards 13 SaturdayClassesEnd May11
Thesecoursesareofferedduringtheeveningata LMiabtrhareymaatnidcIsnDfoiramgantoisotnicStTuedsitescourses 145 Off-CampusClassesEnd WeekofMay13
numberofoff-campussites,and on Saturdaymornings Microcomputerworkshops 16 RnalExamsfor
atthe University'sHarborCampus. Scheduleinforma- NOpopno-rctruendiittioefsfeforrinAgdsul(tseLeeSaprenceiraslPrograms) 3 SaturdayClasses May18
tsieocntifoonrethaacthbceoguirnsseoanpppeaagres5i,natnhdeaclosuorsientdheesclriispttinigonof RReegfiu——sntdrfsaotriomnforContinuingEducationcreditcourses 132 ROSefufam-lmCeEarxmap1um9ss91Cflorasses WeekofMay20
coursesbylocationthatbeginson page 11.The information 3 RegistrationDeadline May10
academiccalendarandregistrationproceduresoutlined Regi——strfaotriomnforSpecialPrograms 14 *125latefee.(Fordetails,see'LateRegistration',page3.)
on pages2and3applyonlytoContinuing Education information 14
creditcourses.Theacademiccalendarand registration SSacthue—rddualyesc—ourcsreediotffceoruirngsses 11
proceduresfortheDivision'sspecial programsare —inlistingbylocation 11
^withcoursedescriptions 5
described inthesectioncalled "Special Programs" SpecialPrograms 14
beginningonpage 14. Transcripts 13
Registration Form for
Credit Courses
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O O Month Day Year
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Fallpaymentmustaccompanyall MasterCardandVISAOnly CoarseFees ForOfficeUse
registrations. TheUniversityofMassachusettsatBoston,
Undergraduate $75.00/credit
MethodofPayment DivisionofContinuingEducation,willaccept
MasterCardorVISAforpaymentoffees.Ifyou PleaseCalculatepaymentbelow.
O VISA O MasterCard wouldliketomakeuseofthisservice,please
providetheinformationrequested. CourseandLabFees(total)
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UniversityofMassachusetts Student'sSignature
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Boston.MA02125-3393 Printnameofpersontowhomcardwasissuedifdifferent Improperlycompletedfomtsand/orcheckscannotbe
fromabove
accepted,andthereforewillbereturnedunprocessed.
Ifastudentwithdrawsoracourseiscancelled,
therefundwillbemadeonlyasacredittothe
student'sMasterCardorVISAaccount.
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Opportunities for Registering for Continuing
Adult Learners Education Courses
AsgreaterBoston'sonlypublicuniversity,theUniversityofMassachu- Who MayEnroll
settsatBostoniscommittedtoprovidingopportunitiesforallpersons
seekingaccesstoqualityhighereducationintheareaitserves.The UMass/Bostonundergraduatecreditcoursesareopento:1)students
Universityhasundertakenaspecialcommitmenttothoseadults whomaybeconsideringmatriculationintoadegreeprogramat
beyondtraditional"collegeage"whohavedaytimeobligationsand UMass/Bostonorelsewhere;2)studentsmatriculatedatother
responsibilitiesatworkandathome.Thiscommitmentisdemonstrated institutionswhowilluseUMass/Bostoncreditstomeetdegree
bytheeveningoff-campus,Saturdaymorning,andsummercourse requirementsattheirhomeinstitutions;and3)matriculatedUMass/
offeringsoftheDivisionofContinuingEducation,andbythe Bostonstudents.Anyonewhohasgraduatedfromhighschoolorwho
University'sExtendedDayscheduleoflateafternoonandevening hasearnedahighschoolequivalencycertificateisinvitedtobeginor
coursesofferedattheHarborCampus.Manycoursesareopenbothto continuetakingcoursesatUMass/Boston Pleaseseetheregulations
matriculated(degree-seeking)studentsandtonon-matriculated(non- onpage10governingacademicretentionstandardsformatriculated
degree-seeking)students UMass/Bostonstudentsarefreetocombine andnon-matriculatedstudents
day,evening,off-campus,Saturday,andsummerclassestosuittheir
individualneeds TheUniversityassumesthatstudentsregisteringforundergraduate
courseswillaccuratelyassesstheirabilitytodocollegework Students
Continuing Education shouldbeaware,however,thattheyareresponsibleformeeting
Courses prerequisitesforcertaincourses.
Creditcoursesforthespring Ifastudent'sultimategoalistoobtainaUMass/Bostondegree,itisto
semesterwillbeofferedat Introductoryandintermediate-levelcoursesinmanydisciplinesare thestudent'sadvantagetoapplyforformaladmission(matriculation)
thefollowinglocations: offeredbytheDivisionofContinuingEducationonweekdayevenings asearlyaspossible.Mostpart-timestudentsmatriculateafterhaving
• andSaturdaymornings.Thesecoursesareparticularlysuitedtothe completedtheirfirsttwoorthreecourses;whentheydomatriculate,
UMass/Boston Hanover needsoftheadultwhomaywishtobeginorreturntoapreviously theycanchoosetoattendfull-timeortoremainpart-time Matricu-
HarborCampus SouthShoreRegionalVocational interruptedcollegeeducationalexperience.Theprogramalso latedstudentsareassuredthattheirdegreerequirementswillnotbe
Directions:SoutheastExpress- TechnicalHighSchool schedulescoursesspecificallyfornursesandforvocationaleducators affectedbysubsequentchangesintheUniversity'scurriculum,
way(south)toExit15,Columbia WebsterStreet consequentlytheyfinditeasiertoplanschedulesincludingcourses
Road;SoutheastExpressway Directions:Route3toRoute53 Special Programs thatmeettheirindividualrequirements Matriculatedstudentsmay
(north)toExit14,Morrissey northtoRoute123west alsochangefromonedegreeprogramtoanother,andmayproceed
Boulevard;followsigns.MBTA (WebsterStreet), TheDivisionofCo—ntinuingEducationalsoconduct—smanynon-credit towardthedegreeattheirownpace AllUMass/Bostoncourses
RedLinetoJFK/UMassstation. • specialprograms courses,workshops,seminars bothonandoff offeredforcredit,duringthefall, thespring,orthesummersemester,
• Watertown campus,inordertoservevariousbusinessandprofessionalgroups, whetheron-oroff-campus,dayorevening,areequivalentincontent
Beverly WatertownHighSchool individualsseekinginstructioninspecializedfields,andthosewho andmethodofinstruction
NorthShoreRegionalVocational 51 ColumbiaStreet simplywishtoexplorenewareasofinterest.Manyprogramsarethe Mathematics
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anysite,pleasecalltheDivision Eachsummer,theDivisionofContinuingEducationoffershundredsof methodofenrollinginContinuingEducationcourses.Becauseofhigh
Braintree ofContinuingEducationat617 dayandeveningcoursesattheUniversity'sHarborCampusand demandforcertainContinuingEducationcourses,itisadvisableto
BraintreeHighSchool 287-7900 DowntownCenter.Summersessioncoursesprovideanopportunityfor registerearly.
128TownRoad matriculatedstudentstoacceleratetheirprogress,andforboth
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ontoTownRoad PcloemapsleetNeodteforImmpsraonpde/rloyrchecks Extended DayCourses orVISAaccount Toregisterijytelephone,pleasecall617287-7916 To
cannotbeaccepted,and registerbyFAX,pleaseuse617287-7922
thereforewillbereturned ThroughtheExtendedDayProgram,awidevarietyofundergraduate
unprocessed andgraduatecoursesisofferedfrom4:00to10:00pmatthe
University'sHarborCampus.Thesecoursesareparticularlysuitedto
theneedsofpersonswhoareseekingUMass/Bostondegrees.A
Winter,1991 numberofundergraduatemajorsandgraduateprogramscanbe
completedbystudentstakingcoursesentirelywithintheExtendedDay
Volume 11, Number2 schedule.However,manystudentsalsoenrollforprofessional
advancementorpersonalenrichment,orsimplytoexperience
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expresslydisclaimsanyliabilitywhichmayotherwisebeincurred. appointment,attheDivisionofContinuingEducation'sHarborCampus
Whileeveryefforthasbeenmadetoensuretheaccuracyofthe Office(WheatleyHall.2ndfloor,room203).
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conditions,itwillbeheldonthesamedayandatthesametimethe willgiveyouareceipt,whichyoumustsubmitwithyourregistration
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location.
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feewaiversorremissionsmustdosowhenregisteringforcourses:the
LateregistrationforContinuingEducationcourseswilltakeplace policyisnotretroactive Seetheacademiccalendarforappropriate TheCECprogramisopentoallindividualswithahighschooldiploma
Monday,February4ththroughFriday,February8thattheContinuing registrationtimes. oritsequivalentwhohavecompletedEnglish101,whohavequalified
EducationOfficeonUMass/Boston'sHarborCampus(WheatleyHall, Vietnam-eraveteransareeligibleforcoursefeewaiversunderthe forMath110bytakingUMass/Boston'sMathDiagnosticTest,and
2ndfloor,room203)from8:30amto6:00pm(Monday-Thursday)and followingconditions: whoarecurrentlynon-matriculatedstudentsattheUniversityof
9:00amto4:00pm(Friday);andduringthefirstclassmeetingatall MassachusettsatBoston.
otherlocations.Foryourconvenience,youmayregisterlateatthe 1. Theymustbematriculatedinaprogramleadingtoadegreeor
ContinuingEducationOfficeforcoursesofferedatanysite A$2500 certificate. Requirements
lateregistrationfeeapplies. 2. Theymusthavenotusedtheircoursefeewaiverformorethan130
S«9r*credits. TheCECconsistsofaminimumoftwenty-sevencredithoursof
Course and 3 IftheydidnotentertheservicewhileresidingintheCommon- requiredcourses.Studentswithpreviouscollegecreditsthatinclude
Service Fees wealthofMassachusetts,theymustfileanaffidavitunderoath oneormoreoftheCEC'srequiredcoursesmaysubstituteuptofour
attestingtotheirhavingresidedintheCommonwealthfortwo coursesfromagroupofacceptableelectives.Inallcases,studentsare
UndergraduateCourseFee $7500percredit consecutiveyearsimmediatelyprecedingenrollment. expectedtocompletetwenty-sevenhoursofrequiredorelective
GraduateCourseFee $9000percredit 4 TheymusthavetheirregistrationformapprovedbyUMass/ courses,inordertoreceivethecertificate.
RegistrationFee $2000 Boston'sVeteransAffairsOffice.
EducationalServiceFee $ 500 Seniorcitizensareeligibleforawaiverofallfeesuponsubmissionofa Admission
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ReturnedCheckFee $2500 Mostfull-timestateemployeesareeligiblefora50%coursefee SatdumdiesnstisonwidsuhriinnggtthoepasretmiecsiptaetreIinnwthhiecChEtChepyrofigrrstambesghionultdotaapkpelyCfEoCr-
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PaymentofCourse and eligiblefora25%coursefeeremission).Stateemployeeswishingto abouttheCareerEnhancementCertificateprogramcanbeobtainedby
Service Fees determineiftheyareeligibleforatuitionremissionshouldcontact callingtheDivisionofContinuingEducationat287-7900 Advisersare
theirpersonneloffice. alsoavailableatspecifiedtimesduringthefallandspringsemestersat
Studentsmustpayinfullbeforetheirregistrationswillbeaccepted Full-timeemployeesofpublichighereducation,theirspouses,andtheir BraintreeandWestRoxburyHighSchools.
NopaymentwillbeacceptedaftertheAdd/Dropdeadlineofthe dependentchildrenareeligiblefora50%coursefeeremissionupon
sessionforwhichpaymentisintended.Studentsmayusethefollowing submissionofaproperlycompleted"CertificateofEligibility"atthe Instructional Sites
methodstomakepayments; timeofregistration(part-timeemployeesofpublichighereducation,
theirspouses,andtheirdependentchildrenareeligiblefora25% MostCECcoursesarescheduledonarotatingbasisattheDivisionof
Check: coursefeeremission).TheDivisioncannothonorwaiversissuedto ContinuingEducation'sBraintreeandWestRoxburyoff-campussites.
• cooperatingpractitionersbythestate-fundedprogramsofthe Some,butnotall,coursesfromthesequencearealsoavailableat
Please—makecheckspayabletotheUniversityofMassachusettsat UniversityofMassachusettsatAmherst,Boston,orWorcester otheroff-campussites:andstudentsmaytakesomeCECcoursesinthe
Boston ContinuingEducation Apaymentofcourseandservicefees fall,spring,andsummertermsduringthedayoreveningattheHarbor
madewithacheckreturnedbyourbankwillresultinadministrative Campus.
withdrawal,anadditionalreturnedcheckfeeof$2500,andreferralto
acollectionagency,whichmayresultinliabilityforthepaymentofa Courses Leadingto
collectionfee(returnedchecksincludethoseonwhichpaymentis the Certificate
stopped).
Prerequisite:Engi101
MasterCardorVISA: ThesuggestedsequenceforCECcoursesis;
• •
TheUniversityofMassachusettsatBostonwillacceptpaymentby MGT130 IntroductiontoBusiness
MasterCardorVISAforallcourseandservicefees Theminimum Math110 BasicAlgebra
acceptableMasterCardorVISApaymentis$25.00.Pleasefilloutthe Econ101 IntroductiontoMicroeconomics
appropriatesectionoftheregistrationformwhenregisteringbymail. Engl102 FreshmanEnglishII
AF210 FinancialAccounting
Engl106 OralCommunication
AF211 ManagerialAccounting
Engl215 IntermediateComposition
MS110 IntroductiontoComputers
inManagement*
Electives:
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Astudentwhohasalreadycompletedoneormoreofthecourseslisted
abovemayselectuptofourothercoursesassubstitutes,tobechosen
inconsultationwithanadvisorfromtheDivisionofContinuing
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Continuing Education Courses:
Descriptions, Times, Places
A NoteAbout Academic Skills American Studies
Course Schedules
AcademicSkills034 AmSt205
Eachofthefollowingcoursedescriptionsisaccompaniedby FundamentalsofAlgebra TheFifties
informationaboutthelocation(s)andtime(s)atwhichthecoursewill • •
beoffered,aswellasthenumberofcreditstobeearnedinthecourse Thisisacourseforstudentswhohavemasteredarithmeticbutnot Thecourseconsidersthecultureofthe1950s,includingwriterslike
andthecourse’sschedulenumber Scheduleinformationabout beginningalgebra.Theyareeitherstudentswhoneverstudiedalgebra Kerouac,Ellison,Hemingway,andMiller,andphenomenasuchasthe
ContinuingEducationcoursesisalsoorganizedaccordingtocourse inhighschool,orwhostudiedItsolongagoorsoineffectivelythat ColdWar.McCarthyism,andthe"other-directedness"thatsupposedly
locations(seepages11.and12) theymustapproachallintroductoryalgebratopicsasnewratherthan dominatedtheperiod TheworkofsocialscientistslikeRiesmanand
reviewmaterial.Thecourse'sgoalsaretointroducestudentsto Galbraithisconsidered,aswellasthatofnovelistsandplaywrights
ANoteAboutCourse algebraicnotationandconceptssothattheywillbesuccessfulinMath DistributionArea:HistoricalandCulturalStudies
Intersession! Designations 110,andinintroductoryphysicalandsocialsciencecourses:andto WestRoxbury:
StartingJanuary,1991, PleasenotethatmanycoursesdescribedbelowfulfillCollegeofArts choeluprstehceomvedresveallogpebsruaciccesesxfpurlesssti—uodnys—andthteeirsts-itmapkliinfgictaetcihonni,qcuoemsb.iTnahteion, SMch6e:d30N-9o:0302p1m8,003Credits,
andSciences(CAS)distributionrequirements,asindicatedbyanote andevaluation;linearequations howtosolvethem,graphthem,and
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TheBasisofLife Prerequisite:Math 110orequivalent
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systems,andothertopics
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Econ331
MoneyandFinancialInstitutions
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AneconomicanalysisoffinancialinstitutionsandmarketsintheUS
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depositoryinstitutions:economicandinstitutionalfactorsinthe
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unjustwars.
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