| CRN: 20158 |
| 16 Weeks - Distance Education course |
| Students will be required to come to campus to take a mid term and a final exam in the Testing Center. |
Welcome! You are viewing the course introduction for Principles of Economics 102 Distance Education class for Fall 2010.
Course Description
Microeconomics, an introductory course that focuses on the decision making from the viewpoint of the individual consumer, worker, and firm. Emphasis is on the price system, allocation of resources and income, supply and demand analysis, structure of the American industry, and applications to current economic policy and problems.
Student Requirement
First email me at kbakhit@citruscollege.edu the first week of the semester and include your full name. You will need to use your Official Citrus College issued email account. Your email is established when you are registered for classes. You must have access to your email account prior to starting the class.
Next, go to the course site hosted on Blackboard (see below).
If you are enrolled in the class, and unsuccessful using the procedures to login (this login procedure may not be fully operational until on or about the firstday of class), you wll need to contact the instructor directly or the Distance Education office at (626) 914-8831 or online@citruscollege.edu
Details regarding the course are set forth in the class website (see below). When you go there, pay particular attention to the syllabus section and the assignment section.
- Your WingSpan ID becomes your Blackboard Username
- Your WingSpan PIN (Personal Identification Number) becomes your Blackboard password
- To change your PIN/password requires, change it in WingSpan
- Data will be transferred from WingSpan to Blackboard on a regular basis
Once you get to the Blackboard welcome page, click on the Principles of Economics course link on the right, and you will go to the course site. Familiarize yourself with the course site and if you have any questions please email your instructor with your concerns. Get your textbook and get started with your initial assignments. A major key to your success in this course will be keeping up with both the reading and other assignments.
If you have a disability documented by a physician or other appropriate professional and wish to discuss academic accommodations, please contact the DSP&S office at (626) 914-8675. Please discuss your accommodations with me by email and be sure to allow at least one week to arrange appropriate accommodations.