Learning Communities Courses

Sections:

Fall 2012 Semester

English Language Community

This four-credit program combines English 1101 with English 1070 for non-native speakers of English. It is designed for students who have met the English 1101 entrance requirement, but who still have some difficulty expressing themselves in consistently clear and correct English. Students work together, as a learning community, to improve their language skills. Students must register for both English 1101 and 1070. Information: Tia Greenfield, (630) 942-3945.

ENGLI-1101-FS010

Composition I

Tuesday and Thursday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Greenfield, 3 credit hours

ENGLI-1070-FS010

ESL Composition Supplement

Tuesday and Thursday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Greenfield, 1 credit hour

Business Simulation

Participate in a business simulation and learn more about the different parts of a business. Four to seven classes are taught simultaneously in a new business created each semester. Students in each class form that particular department in a business. The simulation combines accumulated knowledge and theoretical bases found in traditional classes with the ‚Äúon-the-job‚Äù apprentice-type learning of actually performing the work, making this unique combination a national model for business education. Information: Sonny Smith, (630) 942-2952.

Classroom Version (12 Weeks)

All sections taught Tuesday and Thursday,

10 to 11:50 a.m.

Hohner/Greenwood; all sections 3 credit hours each

BUSIN-1111-SIM01: Customer Service

BUSIN-2200-SIM01: Business Budgeting

MANAG-2210-SIM01: Principles of Management

MANAG-2240-SIM01: Human Resource Management

MARKE-2210-SIM01: Principles of Marketing

MARKE-2230-SIM01: Retailing

Classroom Version (12 Weeks)

All sections taught Monday and Wednesday, 10 to 11:50 a.m.