On-line undergraduate and graduate courses now enrolling for spring semester

[OnLine at SUCE <online -at- UC -dot- SYR -dot- EDU>]

Syracuse University, a pioneer in distance education, has offered
limited-residency degree programs since 1966.  As a further innovation
in providing quality educational experiences to distant students,
students who cannot attend class for a variety of reasons, Syracuse?s
Continuing Education Division has begun to offer a select number of
purely online courses each term, in cutting-edge subjects not readily
available from other web sources, taught by the same faculty who teach
the courses on campus.


Announcement for ETS400  --  The New Literature:  A Hypertext Fiction
and Poetry Workshop

Syracuse University is pleased to offer "The New Literature: A Hypertext
Fiction and
Poetry Workshop" on-line this spring semester through Syracuse
University Continuing Education (SUCE) OnLine. This course is an
exploration of the new medium of narrative and verse at the computer
terminal. The primary focus is on the student's development of
coherent hypertext multimedia stories or poems-- working to define an
art form at the cutting edge. Concepts include ideas about video games
as narrative text, achieving written structures relevant to hypertext,
introducing images, audio and video in writing. Students should have
familiarity with Netscape and E-mail.

For additional information about this course, or other courses
offered this spring through Syracuse University Continuing Education
Online, visit our web site at www.suce.syr.edu/online/

Please pass this notice onto your colleagues and friends. Thank you!


Announcement for ETS 400-2/600-1  The English Language:  Strategies for
Effective Communication

Syracuse University is pleased to offer "The English Language:
Strategies for
Effective Communication" on-line this spring semester through Syracuse
University Continuing Education (SUCE) OnLine.  This course is an
opportunity to
understand the complex ways in which language works, as well as to
improve
written/oral communication skills via the office or home computer.
Participants will
 -- learn the fascinating history, variety, and politics of ?standard?
English
                    grammar and usage.
 -- understand and use skillfully the language/communication ?codes? of
                    various discourse communities.
 --  understand how language embeds attitudes toward gender and race,
and encodes
                     power relationships.
 --  practice rhetorical analysis in several venues such as business,
the professions,
      and various forms of popular culture.
 --  learn strategies for effective communication of complex
information.

This course features development of a knowledge base as well as multiple
practical assignments.

For additional information about this course, or other courses
offered this spring through Syracuse University Continuing Education
Online, visit our web site at www.suce.syr.edu/online/

Please pass this notice onto your colleagues and friends. Thank you!

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