Available Courses

• English Literature 1 - Online

  

  A survey of British Literature from the fifth century through the eighteenth century. Attention is given to the artistry of the major authors’ works, the manner in which these works reflect and respond to the prevalent world views, and how Christians are to respond to these works (Prerequisites: ENG1330, ENG1331).
• CIS1330 Introduction to Computers

  • Teacher: Thomas Easterwood

    

  This course is designed to orient students to PC compatible computers. The course includes a study of basic computer hardware, MS Windows with command prompt commands, word processing software, and an introduction to spreadsheet software. Other computer-related topics will be explored as time permits.

• ENG1330: English Composition 1

  • Teacher: Gary Greene

    

  
  

  This course will concentrate on writing based on experience, personal reflection and exploration, and exposition. Emphasis will be given to clarity, organization, creativity, and mastery of the conventions of English grammar, usage, rhetoric, and punctuation.

• ORI1310: Study Skills

  • Teacher: Deanne Easterwood
  • Teacher: Paul Roberts

    

  
  

  A foundational course designed as a review of basic study methods, learning styles, and research skills.

• SCI3130: Physical Science 1

  • Teacher: Thomas Easterwood

    

  This course involves a study of basic physical science principles, emphasizing chemistry and geology. This course includes a study of geological formations.

• Theology 1

  • Teacher: Jason Snyder

    

  Introduces the student to Theology Proper as organized by Systematic and Philosophical Theology. Careful consideration is given to divine attributes, Trinitarianism and perspectives on the nature of divine sovereignty.
• The Bible as Literature

  • Teacher: Jason Snyder

    

  This course examines the various literary forms within the Christian canon. The special qualities of each literary genre will be discussed along with the critical, interpretive and applicational issues that accompany these literary categories.
• Pentateuch

  • Teacher: Jason Snyder

    

  A theological and literary introduction to the first five books of the the Old Testament. Attention is given to the Sinai Covenant and its implications for the rest of Scripture.
• Theology 3

  • Teacher: Jason Snyder

    

  
  

  Designed to survey eschatology, including an examination of God’s prophetic plan involving the rapture, Judgment Seat of Christ, Tribulation, Second Coming to the earth, etc. Attention is given to the diversity of interpretive methods and the pretribulational, premillennial approach.

• Library - SOFIA

  • Teacher: Deanne Easterwood

    

  SOFIA library tutorial.