The courses will be online and free for those not seeking a degree; those in the degree program will take proctored exams and have access to tutoring, online office hours and other support services.
MHN teaching in the degree program was indicated as being predominately a standalone subject (53.8%%) or integrated throughout the course in various ways.
Courses in the graduate degree program should include pathophysiology, communication skills, taking patient histories, psychosocial assessment, normal growth and development, interpretation of laboratory tests, pharmacology, diagnosis, nutrition, emergency treatment and health maintenance.
The degree program should include courses in statistics, finance, accounting and taxes to prepare for a career as an analyst.
The courses in a degree program provide a well-rounded education and include computer programming, computer engineering, statistics, advanced mathematics, database management, information system security and networking.
The degree program also includes courses that the student can use to pursue a career in business management as well such as accounting and economics.
The degree program is a coursework-only track and provides a large number of courses at the graduate level.
The degree program was approved by the university at the end of March 1999, and the first courses for the program were launched in the fall of 1999.
The degree program is a four-year program that focuses on a combination of general education requirements based on University standards, computer science courses, and criminology courses.
Courses in a degree program in interior design include architecture, CAD, furniture design, perspective, ergonomics and spatial planning.
