REL100.900
Introduction to Religious Studies
Distance Education
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Professor
Dr. Mark McCormick
cmmccormick@bama.ua.edu
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Online Distance
Education REL Courses
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REL limits the number of seats in its online distance education
courses (REL 100, 110, 112, 220, 228; note: 900
section numbers designate distance education), so as to
meet the needs primarily of off-campus students. However,
on campus students can also enroll.
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On campus students considering enrolling should keep in mind
that REL 100 is comprised of textbook readings and PDFs of
traditional distance education course booklets that are regularly
emailed to the student. Once the assignments are completed
and returned they are graded by an instructor affiliated with
the Deparment. Distance Education versions of REL 110 and
112 are offered through WebCT.
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To find REL online courses:
1. Log on to www.mybama.ua.edu.
2. Click the "Academics" tab.
3. Click the "Class Schedule" link that is located in the
"Banner Self Service" box.
4. Select the term for which you want to view courses.
5. To search for all online, video or independent study courses,
highlight all courses in the "Subject" box.
6. Scroll down to the "Campus" box and click on the desired
course delivery format: E.g., "Online."
7. Click the "Course Search" box. The next screen will show
all of the courses offered in the format you selected.
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Description
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Examines the function of religion in culture; as a Core Humanities
course, the goal is for all students to learn to define, describe,
and compare in a non-evaluative manner so as to discover similarities
and differences in various forms of human behavior considered
to be religious.
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Books (required)
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Smith
The World's Religions
Harper: San Francisco
ISBN: 62508113
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Ellwood
Many Peoples, Many Faiths, 8th Edition
Prentice Hall
ISBN: 0131178075
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