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| Course Number |
BEX50099 |
| Course Title |
Foundations of Biblical Exegesis |
| Course Description |
This course will examine the
major issues and methods of Biblical interpretation, with a view to the
needs of practical ministry. After addressing introductory issues, the
course will prepare students to produce sermons, lessons, and small group
materials on the basis of accepted exegetical techniques. Some attention
will be given to issues in postmodern Biblical criticism. Not for credit
in the Master of Arts in Biblical Studies degree. |
| Prerequisites |
None |
| Active Term(s) |
Spring 2007 |
| Credit Hours |
Course Level |
Subject |
Instructor |
| 3 (semester hours) |
Graduate |
Biblical Interpretation |
Dr. James Smith, Ph.D. |
| Start Date |
end Date |
Method of Instruction |
enrollment Limit |
| January 16, 2007 |
May 11, 2007 |
CD, World Wide Web |
25 |
Registration Period
Students may register up to the start date of the class (January 16).
Method of Communication
between Students and Instructor
Communication
with instructor:
Students may use phone, fax, or email to communicate directly with the instructor.
He will also monitor the Discussion Board and interact with students via that
means.
Communication with students: Students communicate with one another
primarily via email and the Discussion Board. Those who want to can
also use the phone or even meet face-to-face.
Grading
This course is only offered online
for credit. When a student has completed the course work, a letter grade will
be assigned based on the CCU grade scale - A (95-100), A- (94-92), B+
(91-89), B (88-86), B- (85-83), C+ (82-80), C (79-77), C- (76-74), D+ (73-71),
D (70-68), D- (67-65), F (64-0).
Technical Specifications / Requirements
Course information and materials,
the Discussion Board, and testing are hosted on the CCU
eLEARN
site running the Moodle Course Management System. Students need
an Internet connection (56K minimum recommended) and a student ID number
(issued
by CCU) to access their course site.
This course will utilize materials posted on Blackboard and email interaction
with the instructor and other students.
Students will need a PC with Pentium
(or compatible) processor (266 + Mhz), 64 Mb RAM, sound card and speakers
or headphones, video display capable of at least True Color, mouse and keyboard.
enrollment
Students who
want to take an online course from CCU through OLN should contact their
registrar's office for details about registering for courses through OLN.
Your registrar's office will also be able to contact CCU for specific
enrollment details. Should you want to take courses directly from CCU,
the following contacts will be glad to help you make arrangements.
(800) 949-4CCU (4228) – College Admissions (email: admissions@ccuniversity.edu)
(800) 949-4228 – Seminary Admissions (email: seminary@ccuniversity.edu)
(513) 244-8170 – Registrar's Office (email: registrar@ccuniversity.edu)
Books and Materials
Books and resources for this course
may be purchased from the CCU bookstore in person, by email (bookstore@ccuniversity.edu), or by phone (513) 244-8134.. Online orders are currently not provided by the CCU bookstore..
Advisory Reminder
You must choose a host institution
in order to obtain a degree or certificate. Before taking any online courses,
make sure that you have checked with an academic advisor at your institution
to create a degree program and that they have confirmed that any online courses
you take will apply toward your degree. The acceptance of credits and the
use of credits for program requirements are governed by the student's host
institution, the primary college or university that advises, awards credit,
keeps official student transcripts, and possibly grants a degree. Students
should consult their host institution for specific policies about credit transfer.
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