Our one-credit online courses provide students with focused, flexible learning opportunities that fit into any schedule. Designed to deliver meaningful content in a compact format without the time commitment of a full course, these offerings help students strengthen skills, explore new interests or advance their personal or professional goals.
Registration Information
- Registration is be available via myRedDragon for all continuing returning students through 4 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 28. A pin is required during this time.
- Drop/add opens at 8 a.m. on Monday, August 31 for all students. A pin is not required during drop/add.
- Registration re-opens on Monday, Oct. 5 for any remaining seats in 2nd quarter courses.
Delivery Mode
All courses are offered online asynchronous.
Courses
First Quarter: Monday, August 31 - Friday, October 16
Drop/Add Information for 1st Quarter
Students may add or drop first quarter courses through the end of drop/add on Friday, Sept. 4 at 4 p.m.
Literacy
LIT 129: Special Topics: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) Literacy in Education
CRN 94460
Section 010
Faculty: Dr. Michael Hockwater, [email protected]
This course will explore the development of GenAI, examine how it works, and identify different applications and the potential ethical issues that may arise. Students will learn how to become AI literate and participate in a society where AI is becoming increasingly prevalent. Special attention will be given to integrating AI into education.
Second Quarter: Wednesday, Oct. 21 - Friday, Dec. 11
Drop/Add Information for 2nd Quarter
Students may add a second quarter course through the end of drop/add on Friday, Sept. 4 at 4 p.m. Registration for second quarter courses reopens on Monday, Oct. 5 at 8 a.m. Students may add or drop a second quarter course through Thursday, Oct. 22 at 4 p.m.
Computer Applications
CAP 129: Special Topics: Online Security and Safety
CRN 94461
Section 020
Faculty: Joshua Peluso, j[email protected]
Explore information security concepts as they relate to online security and safety. Topics include identifying email scams, phishing, mobile phone safety, password managers, encryption, data security, artificial intelligence, and general safety as it relates to privacy and online security.
Health
HLH 149: Personal Stress Management
CRN 94456
Section 020
Faculty: Dr. Matthew Moyer, [email protected]
Overview of the concept of stress with emphasis on techniques for managing personal stress effectively.
Courses for Spring 2027
Detailed information for Spring 2027 will be available in late-November. All courses are subject to change and additional courses will be added.
EXS 129: Special Topics: Mindfulness in Sport
HLH 209: Balanced Approach to Well-Being
Questions
For information related to course content, please contact the faculty members of each course.
Information for faculty interested in developing a one credit course is available here.
