Schedule of Online RCB Courses
J. Mack Robinson College of Business, Georgia State University
June 5, 2008

The following courses are online courses, indicated in the remarks column in the schedule of classes. These courses are conducted primarily online, which means that students and the instructor meet in synchronous discussion over the Internet during the scheduled class periods, in WebCT Vista or in vClass. Some courses may have asynchronous activities, as indicated in the syllabi. Links to syllabi appear in the day/time column. This schedule is subject to change depending on resource availability.

If a course has a face-to-face session for its first meeting, its location appears in the table below. These first-day locations supersede those listed in the Schedule of Classes. After the first face-to-face session (if any), students may join class sessions from anywhere they have adequate Internet access, e.g., home, work, or GSU student lab. Information about readiness for taking online courses, computing skills for online courses, and machine configurations appears below this schedule

Course

Title

Faculty Member

Unit

Fall 2008
Day, Time, Location, Computer Numbe		 Summer 2008
Day, Time, Location, Computer Number		 Spring 2008
Day, Time, Location, Computer Number		 Fall 2007
Day, Time, Location, Computer Number		 Summer 2007
Day, Time, Location, Computer Number
Acct 8680/CIS 8080 Security and Privacy of Information Systems Carl Stucke
cstucke@cis.gsu.edu

CIS

         
Acct 8680/CIS 8080 Security and Privacy of Information Systems Carl Stucke
cstucke@cis.gsu.edu

CIS

         
Acct 8680/CIS 8080 Security and Privacy of Information Systems Ram Sriram
rsriram@gsu.edu

SOA

        Maymester 4:30 5/14
CS 305
50043/52303
CIS 2010 Introduction to Information Systems   CIS Thurs 4:30
CS 203
82034		        
Fin 3300 Corporation Finance Rich Fendler
rfendler@gsu.edu 		Fin Tues 4:30
GCB 200
82071		   Mon 11:00
GCB 201
10762		 Tues 4:30

82249		  
HAdm 3010 Private Club Management Diana Barber
dsbarber@gsu.edu 		HAdm Tues 4:30
CS 305
86773		 Mon 8:00
CS 305
50402		      
HAdm 3490 Private Club Management Raymond Ferreira
hrtrrf@langate.gsu.edu 		HAdm Tues 4:30
CS 210
82109		   Tues 4:30
CS 305
16916		 Tues 4:30
CS 305
82291		  
HAdm 3760 Hospitality Service Marketing Raymond Ferreira
hrtrrf@langate.gsu.edu 		HAdm Mon 7:15
CS 203
82114		   Wed 7:15
GCB 203
16745		 Mon 7:15
CS 305
82296		  
IB 8080 International Legal Process Joan Gabel
jgabel@gsu.edu 		IB         Mon 7:40
CS 305
50465

MBA 8030

Legal, Ethical & Regulatory Environment

Perry Binder
pbinder@gsu.edu

RMI

  Mon 4:45
CS 210
52126		     Sat 8:00
CS 305
52338

MBA 8030

Legal, Ethical & Regulatory Environment

Susan Willey
willey@gsu.edu

RMI

Wed 4:30
CS 305
83416		     Thurs 4:30
CS 305
83740		  
MBA 8120 Introduction to Information Systems Veda Storey
vstorey@gsu.edu		 CIS          
MBA 8120 Introduction to Information Systems Veda Storey
vstorey@gsu.edu		 CIS          
MBA 8120 Introduction to Information Systems Carl Stucke
cstucke@cis.gsu.edu		 CIS     Mon 4:30
Mini 2
CS 305
83734		 Tues 4:45
CS 305
52352
MBA 8120 Introduction to Information Systems Carl Stucke
cstucke@cis.gsu.edu		 CIS          
MBA 8125 Information Technology Management David McDonald
davemcdonald@gsu.edu
CIS   Mon 4:45
CS 305
53358		      
MBA 8125 Information Technology Management Tim Mawhinney
tim.mawhinney@gmail.com		 CIS Thurs 4:30
CS 305
85093		 Mon 4:45
SP 133
53792		 Wed 7:15
Mini 1
CS 305
16188		 Thurs 4:30
Mini 1
CS 305
86108		  
MBA 8125 Information Technology Management

Duane Truex
dtruex@gsu.edu

CIS   Mon 4:45
SP 133
53792		      

MBA 8130

Foundations of Corporate Finance

Charles Hodges
chodges@gsu.edu

Fin

      Thur 4:30
Mini 2
CS 305
83708		 Tues 7:40
CS 305
52358

MBA 8135

Corporate Finance

Charles Hodges
chodges@gsu.edu

Fin

Mon 7:15
CS 305
85094		 Mon 7:40
CS 305
53362		 Thur 7:15
CS 305
16195		    

MBA 8220

Information Technology for Business Process Innovation

Carl Stucke
cstucke@cis.gsu.edu

CIS

         Tues 7:40

52384

MBA 8230

Applications of Corporate Finance

Charles Hodges
chodges@gsu.edu

Fin

         

Self Assessment for Readiness for Taking an Online Course

Online courses are different. They are designed with the assumption that students are ready to participate in a virtual class environment in which the interaction with other students and the teacher occurs over the Internet rather than face to face. This interaction can be very rich and intense because participants have the opportunity to edit their comments before submitting them and because there are more opportunities to participate.

Computing and Internet Skills and Access to Facilities

In addition to their customary prerequisites, online sections also have Computer Skills Prerequisites 7 Basic Internet Usage and 8 Advanced Internet Usage. Taking these courses requires use of a computer with access to appropriate software and an Internet Service provider (ISP).

WebCT Vista : Some class sessions may be conducted in WebCT Vista, which is a learning management system that supports synchronous discussion in text chat, web presentation of course materials, student publication of work to course web sites, electronic bulletin boards, and other features for web courses. To configure your machine for Vista, follow the links on this configuration page. Documentation for Vista includes a getting started page and a tutorials page. is available by selecting Student Guides and Documentation from the Student Resources page.

Elluminate vClass: Some class sessions may be conducted in Elluminate vClass, a collaboration environment that supports talk, text chat, whiteboard use, and application sharing with other participants. Participants joining a vClass session in GSU facilities such as CS 305 and the student labs must bring their own headsets with USB jacks to connect through the USB port on the front of the machines. While on campus, on-line session participants can check out laptop/tablet computers from the Aderhold computer lab to use with their headsets or bring their own laptop/tablet computers. Workstations in student labs are already configured to use Elluminate, which requires Java. To use Elluminate from your own machine, go to Elluminate's configuration page to download Java and check your machine configuration ("Trying to get ready for a class or Elluminate session? Click here"). For documentation on using Elluminate, select this page.

Information Technology Access

Effective fall 2000, students taking courses in the Robinson College of Business are responsible for providing the computer and Internet access that they need to complete the courses, as explained in the RCB policy on information technology access and skill requirements.