Schedule of classes

1. Select the term	--Select Term-- Fall 2008 Spring 2009 (schedule subject to change)
2. Select the type of search
Academic department	ACCT ---Accounting ANTH ---Anthropology ART ---Art ASL ---American Sign Language AVIA ---Aviation BIOL ---Biology BIT ---Building Inspection Tech BMED ---Biomedical - Joint Program with ARCC BUS ---Business CBE ---Credit for Prior Learning CHEM ---Chemistry CHIN ---Chinese CIS ---Computer Information Systems CJS ---Criminal Justice Studies CMHW ---Community Health Worker CMSV ---Construction Management CNT ---Computer & Network Technology COMM ---Communication CRDV ---Career Development CS ---Computer Science EAP ---English for Academic Purposes EAP ---Reading ECON ---Economics EDU ---Education EHS ---Emergency Health Services ENG ---English ENGR ---Engineering ENGR ---Math FREN ---French FS ---Film Studies GEOG ---Geography GEOL ---Geology GERM ---German GS ---Global Studies HCCC ---Healthcare Core Curriculum HCM ---Health Care Management HIST ---History HLTH ---Health HSER ---Human Services HUM ---Humanities INFS ---Information Studies INTS ---Interdisciplinary Studies INTS ---Math JOUR ---Journalism LCOM ---Learning Communities MATH ---Math MUSC ---Music NURS ---Nursing OSYS ---Office Systems PA ---Paralegal PHED ---Physical Education PHIL ---Philosophy PHYS ---Physics POLS ---Political Science PSYC ---Psychology READ ---Reading SOC ---Sociology SPAN ---Spanish STSK ---Study Skills THTR ---Theatre
Online / Web courses sections (all departments)
Accelerated and/or off-campus sections (all departments)
Saturday course sections (all departments)
Late start date courses and sections (all departments)
Evening classes - 5pm or later start (all departments)

Note: Sections with more than one listing have meeting times and/or room locations that vary with the day of the week. These sections do NOT require any additional registration steps.

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Use of computers, the internet, and email in Inver Hills classes

As part of your study at Inver Hills, instructors may require basic use of a personal computer, the internet and/or Desire2Learn, an instructional program that many faculty use to help organize their classes and give information to students. Inver Hills also uses a college-assigned email address (METNET) as the official means of communication with students. Students are responsible for all information sent to them via their METNET account. Computers are available on campus for your course-related use. If you have questions or need assistance, contact your instructor or visit the Computer Lab in the lower level of the Library building.