Credit Classes

For a list of one-credit online courses visit www.ed2go.com/mucedl These courses are offered to current Maryville University students. The fees for these courses include a $95 course fee plus a credit-hour fee. If you are part-time, you would pay the part-time tuition rate; if you are full-time, you would pay that rate. If you have questions regarding fees, check with the Registrar's Office at 314-529-9360. The starting date of these courses, syllabus and instructor information can be found on the above website. Course dates are typically listed four months at a time, so if you are registering for a course that is more than three months away, you may have to wait to register with ed2go until closer to the actual course date.

Download: Online Course Catalog

Web Page Design
	Creating Web Pages	CEDL 101
	Designing Effective Websites	CEDL 102
	Introduction to Dreamweaver CS3	CEDL 103
	Introduction to Dreamweaver CS4	CEDL 108
	Introduction to Dreamweaver CS5	CEDL 104
	Intermediate Dreamweaver CS3	CEDL 105
	Intermediate Dreamweaver CS4	CEDL 106
	Intermediate Dreamweaver CS5	CEDL 144
	Introduction to Flash CS4	CEDL 109
	Introduction to Flash CS5	CEDL 110
	Intermediate Flash CS4	CEDL 107
	Intermediate Flash CS5	CEDL 133

Computer Applications
	Introduction to Microsoft Access 2003	CEDL 116
	Introduction to Microsoft Access 2007	CEDL 117
	Introduction to Microsoft Access 2010	CEDL 145
	Intermediate Microsoft Access 2003	CEDL 118
	Intermediate Microsoft Access 2007	CEDL 114
	Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2003	CEDL 119
	Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2007	CEDL 120
	Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010	CEDL 154
	Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2003	CEDL 121
	Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2007	CEDL 122
	Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2010	CEDL 112
	Advanced Microsoft Excel 2003	CEDL 123
	Advanced Microsoft Excel 2007	CEDL 124
	Introduction to Microsoft Word 2003	CEDL 125
	Introduction to Microsoft Word 2007	CEDL 126
	Introduction to Microsoft Word 2010	CEDL 115
	Intermediate Microsoft Word 2003	CEDL 127
	Intermediate Microsoft Word 2007	CEDL 128
	Intermediate Microsoft Word 2010	CEDL 113
	Advanced Microsoft Word 2003	CEDL 129
	Introduction to Microsoft Outlook 2007	CEDL 136
	Introduction to Microsoft Outlook 2010	CEDL 111
	Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 2003	CEDL 130
	Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 2007	CEDL 131
	Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 2010	CEDL 132
	Introduction to Microsoft Project 2007	CEDL 142
	Introduction to Microsoft Project 2010	CEDL 158
	Introduction to Microsoft Publisher 2007	CEDL 139
	Introduction to Quick Books 2009	CEDL 153
	Introduction to Quick Books 2010	CEDL 134
	Introduction to Quick Books 2011	CEDL 135
	Introduction to Windows Vista	CEDL 137
	Intermediate Windows Vista	CEDL 138
	Introduction to Windows 7	CEDL 174

Computer Troubleshooting & Networking
	Introduction to Networking	CEDL 140
	Intermediate Networking	CEDL 141

Computer Programming and Database Management
	Introduction to Perl Programming	CEDL 143
	Introduction to Visual Basic(VBA) 2008	CEDL 146
	Intermediate Visual Basic (VBA) 2008	CEDL 150

Writing Courses
	Fundamentals of Technical Writing	CEDL 147
	Write Like a Pro	CEDL 148
	Effective Business Writing	CEDL 149
	Research Methods for Writers	CEDL 151
	Business and Marketing Writing	CEDL 152

Sales and Marketing
	Professional Sales Skills	CEDL 155
	Effective Selling	CEDL 156

Business Administration and Management
	Accounting Fundamentals	CEDL 160
	Accounting Fundamentals II	CEDL 161
	Creating a Successful Business Plan	CEDL 162
	Managing Customer Service	CEDL 167
	Distribution and Logistics Management	CEDL 177
	Fundamentals of Supervision and Management	CEDL 163
	Fundamentals of Supervision and Management II	CEDL 164
	Introduction to Business Analysis	CEDL 172
	Manufacturing Fundamentals	CEDL 175
	Manufacturing Applications	CEDL 176
	Mastery of Business Fundamentals	CEDL 173
	Project Management Fundamentals	CEDL 169
	Project Management Applications	CEDL 170
	High Speed Project Management	CEDL 171
	Purchasing Fundamentals	CEDL 181
	Six Sigma: Total Quality Applications	CEDL 180
	Start Your Own Small Business	CEDL 166
	Supply Chain Management Fundamentals	CEDL 183
	Total Quality Fundamentals	CEDL 179
	Understanding the Human Resources Function	CEDL 165

Personal Finance and Wealth Building
	Personal Finance	CEDL 187
	Stock, Bonds, and Investing; Oh, My!	CEDL 188
	The Analysis and Valuation of Stocks	CEDL 189
	Introduction to Stock Options	CEDL 190

Grant Writing and Nonprofit Management
	Starting A Nonprofit	CEDL 192
	Introduction to Nonprofit Management	CEDL 193
	Marketing Your Nonprofit	CEDL 194

How Do On-line Classes Work?

All courses begin on the second or third Wednesday of each month, and run for six weeks. Each course consists of twelve lessons, each of which is supplemented with interactive quizzes, assignments, tutorials, live instructor support, and on-line discussion areas.

Our on-line classrooms can be accessed over the Internet at any time of day or night. You will be able to participate entirely from the comfort of your own home or office at times that are most convenient to you.

All courses require Internet access, e-mail, and a Netscape or Internet Explorer Web browser.

It's Easy to Register!

Go to www.ed2go.com/mucedl and type in the name of the class you have chosen in the search box. Click on the course you have selected, click on the "enroll now" button and fill in the required information.
When it asks for payment, select already paid as you will be billed through Maryville University. Orientation is required before you can go to your on-line classroom so proceed to your orientation.
The day your course begins, return to: www.ed2go.com/mucedl. Click the 'My Classroom' link, then sign in with the information you provided during the on-line registration. This will pull up your current course and show if you are registered for any future courses.

If you are taking this course for credit, you need to also register with the Registrar's Office at Maryville University or with your advisor. The Registrar or your advisor need to know the month for which you are registering as this will be the section number for your course. These are pass/fail courses and you need to achieve at least 70 points or higher to pass. The course grade will be taken from your final exam and you may only take the exam once.

If you wish to cancel the on-line credit course/courses, choose the appropriate action below:

Before the start of the semester, notify the registration site to delete the course and the registration site will notify Continuing Education.
If the semester has started, the registration site will verify with Continuing Education that the course can be deleted.
If the course has started, the registration site will need to verify with Continuing Education that the student will need to withdraw from the course. This process will give the student a "w" grade in the course, and all charges remain the same.