Distance Learning classes that students can take to receive a 60 credit-hour general AA/AS degree are below. 
Advisors may use major codes GA99 or GS99 on SIS screen 681 to complete a degree audit for students.  WW
indicates a Web course requiring Internet access; VT indicates a videotape/television course; VW indicates a web-
enhanced videotape course requiring Internet access.     
    As Web and telecourse versions of courses are created, additions may be made in appropriate categories.  As
appropriate, students may use courses that are not listed below to meet requirements (e.g., courses transferred from
other institutions or courses taken in traditional formats).

Complete two courses:                                                                        
ENGL1010WW, English Composition I (3)
ENGL1020VT, WW, or VW, English Composition II (3)                                               

Complete one course
SPH 2100WW, Public Speaking (3)

Complete one course:
ENGL2110WW, American Literature I (3)
ENGL2120WW, American Literature II (3)                       

Select two courses:
PHIL1030VT, Introduction to Philosophy (3)                                   
PHIL2010VT, Survey of World Religions (3)                                   
PHIL2400VT, Introduction to Ethics (3)                                               

Complete two-course sequence (either A or B):
A. HIST1010WW and HIST1020WW Western Civilization I and II (6)
B. HIST2010WW/VT and HIST2020WW/VT U.S. History I and II (6)

Complete two-course sequence (for AA students only);
SPAN2010VT, Intermediate Spanish I (3)
SPAN2020VT, Intermediate Spanish II (3)

Select one course:
ANT 1200VT, Prehistoric Archaeology (3)                                               
ANT 1300VT, Cultural Anthropology (3)                                                           
ECN 2010WW, Principles of Economics (4)                                   
POL 1010WW, U.S. Government and Politics (3)                                               
POL 1020WW, Introduction to Political Science (3)                                   
PSY 1010WW or VT, General Psychology (3)                                                           
PSY 2100VT, Psychology of Human Development (3)                                   
PSY 2200WW, Behavior and Experience (3)                                   
SOC 1010WW, General Sociology (3)                                                                                      
SOC 1020WW, Social Problems and Social Change (3)                              
WMN 2200VT, Women in Society (3)                                                      

Select one course:
MATH1010WW, Survey of Mathematics (3)                                                           
MATH1530WW or VT, Elem. Probability and Statistics (3)                                   
MATH 1630WW Finite Mathematics (3)                                                           

Complete two-course sequence:
BIO 1110WW General Biology I w/lab (4)                                               
BIOL1120WW, General Biology II w/lab (4)                                               

Select a minimum of three credit hours (either A or B):
A.       Complete one 4-hour course, CSIT 1110WW, Intro. to Info. Tech.
B.       Complete three 1-hour CBT courses:
        1.  Select OST 1001 or 1002WW (Word CBT)
        2.  Select OST 1003 or 1004WW (Excel CBT)
        3.  Select OST 1006, 1007, 1008, or 1010WW (CBT)

Complete two different physical education activity courses for minimum of two credit hours:
        Students wanting to take PHED through distance learning should be directed to the Regent =s Degree
        2-hour Fitness and Wellness course at
        http://www.tn.regentsdegrees.org/degrees/as.htm.

Electives :
    To complete an AA degree, select 11 credit hours.  To complete an AS degree, delete the foreign language
requirement above and select 17 credit hours from the courses below.  The degree must total 60 or more credit
hours at the college level.  Select courses that have NOT been used to complete the requirements listed above.

Videotape :                                                                                          
ANT1200VT, Prehistoric Archaeology (3)                                   
ANT 1300VT, Cultural Anthropology (3)                                          
MATH1530VT, Elem. Probability and Statistics (3)                            
PHIL1030VT, Introduction to Philosophy (3)                         
PHIL2010VT, Survey of World Religions (3)                                   
PHIL2400VT, Introduction to Ethics (3)                                               
PSY 1010VT, General Psychology (3)                                               
PSY 2100VT, Psychology of Human Development (3)                       
WMN 2200VT, Women in Society (3)                                               

Web :
ACC 2110WW, Principles of Accounting I (3)                                   
ACC 2120WW, Principles of Accounting II (3)                       
ADV 2500WW, Advertising and Promotion (3)                                   
CSIT1110WW, Introduction to Info. Tech. (4)
ECN 2010WW, Principles of Economics (4)
JOU 2030WW, Editing (3)                                                           
MATH1010WW, Survey of Mathematics (3)                       
MATH1530WW, Elem. Probability and Statistics (3)                                   
MATH1630WW, Finite Mathematics (3)                                               
OST 2910WW, Medical Terminology I (4)
POL 1010WW, U.S. Government and Politics            (3)                       
POL 1020WW, Introduction to Political Science (3)                       
PSY 1010WW, General Psychology (3)                        
PSY 2200WW, Behavior and Experience (3)                         
SOC 1010WW, General Sociology (3)                                               
SOC 1020WW, Social Problems and Social Change (3)