Project Management - Fundamentals

Madison College’s TelePresence classrooms transmit life-size, high-definition images, and audio to other Madison College campuses to provide real-time interaction between students and the instructor. Students have found the classroom experience to be highly rewarding and interactive allowing collaboration with Madison College students at various campus locations.

• Doors to the classroom will automatically open 10-minutes prior to the start of class.
• Students will be required to use the Madison College email system – secure a Madison College user name and password prior to coming to the first class. Contact the student help desk at 608-243-4444 for assistance or contact your campus librarian. Student-help@madisoncollege.edu

Madison College’s TelePresence classrooms transmit life-size, high-definition images, and audio to other Madison College campuses to provide real-time interaction between students and the instructor. Students have found the classroom experience to be highly rewarding and interactive allowing collaboration with Madison College students at various campus locations.

• Doors to the classroom will automatically open 10-minutes prior to the start of class.
• Students will be required to use the Madison College email system – secure a Madison College user name and password prior to coming to the first class. Contact the student help desk at 608-243-4444 for assistance or contact your campus librarian. Student-help@madisoncollege.edu

This accelerated class requires the completion of a brief orientation in Blackboard. Copy and paste the following URL into your web browser for instructions: http://madisoncollege.edu/orientation-online-accelerated-learning. Upon completion of the orientation and assessment you will immediately be able to register for this class.

This course is offered in an accelerated format; coursework will be covered in approximately half the normal time. There are greater out of classroom expectations of students in accelerated courses. These classes are meant to accommodate the returning adult student with prior work experience.

It is essential that you purchase your textbook prior to the first day of class. There will likely be assignments due the first night of class. If there is an assignment it will be posted in the class Blackboard site.

Accelerated courses are taught using Blackboard to communicate assignments, submit assignments, work on projects, etc. Before the class starts, log in to Blackboard (using your Madison College username and password) and review the site for further information and course expectations. Your course will be available approximately one week before the start of the class.

Students have until the day before the class starts to register. Students must obtain permission from the instructor to register after this point. Students will have until the “last date to enroll” to use the permission granted from the instructor.

1. On average, online students should expect to budget around 3 hours of work time every week for a 1 credit online course.

2. Go to the Blackboard site, https://blackboard.madisoncollege.edu/, and ensure you can log in (using your Madison College username and password). Your online course will be available approximately one week before the start of the class and will contain further information. Login to the course on or before the first day; failure to do so may jeopardize continued enrollment in the class (see Madison College’s attendance policy, http://madisoncollege.edu/classroom-attendance). If you are experiencing trouble with Blackboard please contact the Student Help Desk at (608)243-4444.

3. Students MUST use their Madison College email account. Please check your email at least one week prior to the start of the class. You can activate your account here: http://madisoncollege.edu/email

4. Students have until the day before the class starts to register. Students must obtain permission from the instructor to register after this point. Students will have until the “last date to enroll” to use the permission granted from the instructor.

1. On average, online students should expect to budget around 3 hours of work time every week for a 1 credit online course.

2. Go to the Blackboard site, https://blackboard.madisoncollege.edu/, and ensure you can log in (using your Madison College username and password). Your online course will be available approximately one week before the start of the class and will contain further information. Login to the course on or before the first day; failure to do so may jeopardize continued enrollment in the class (see Madison College’s attendance policy, http://madisoncollege.edu/classroom-attendance). If you are experiencing trouble with Blackboard please contact the Student Help Desk at (608)243-4444.

3. Students MUST use their Madison College email account. Please check your email at least one week prior to the start of the class. You can activate your account here: http://madisoncollege.edu/email

4. Students have until the day before the class starts to register. Students must obtain permission from the instructor to register after this point. Students will have until the “last date to enroll” to use the permission granted from the instructor.

This accelerated class requires the completion of a brief orientation in Blackboard. Copy and paste the following URL into your web browser for instructions: http://madisoncollege.edu/orientation-online-accelerated-learning. Upon completion of the orientation and assessment you will immediately be able to register for this class.

This course is offered in an accelerated format; coursework will be covered in approximately half the normal time. There are greater out of classroom expectations of students in accelerated courses. These classes are meant to accommodate the returning adult student with prior work experience.

It is essential that you purchase your textbook prior to the first day of class. There will likely be assignments due the first night of class. If there is an assignment it will be posted in the class Blackboard site.

Accelerated courses are taught using Blackboard to communicate assignments, submit assignments, work on projects, etc. Before the class starts, log in to Blackboard (using your Madison College username and password) and review the site for further information and course expectations. Your course will be available approximately one week before the start of the class.

Students have until the day before the class starts to register. Students must obtain permission from the instructor to register after this point. Students will have until the “last date to enroll” to use the permission granted from the instructor.

Class will not meet on 9/2.

This accelerated class requires the completion of a brief orientation in Blackboard. Copy and paste the following URL into your web browser for instructions: http://madisoncollege.edu/orientation-online-accelerated-learning. Upon completion of the orientation and assessment you will immediately be able to register for this class.

This course is offered in an accelerated format; coursework will be covered in approximately half the normal time. There are greater out of classroom expectations of students in accelerated courses. These classes are meant to accommodate the returning adult student with prior work experience.

It is essential that you purchase your textbook prior to the first day of class. There will likely be assignments due the first night of class. If there is an assignment it will be posted in the class Blackboard site.

Accelerated courses are taught using Blackboard to communicate assignments, submit assignments, work on projects, etc. Before the class starts, log in to Blackboard (using your Madison College username and password) and review the site for further information and course expectations. Your course will be available approximately one week before the start of the class.

Students have until the day before the class starts to register. Students must obtain permission from the instructor to register after this point. Students will have until the “last date to enroll” to use the permission granted from the instructor.