Blue Ridge CC	CSC 251	Advanced Java Programming	Not thrilled about Java, but would help meet my Computer Programming degree requirements.
Cape Fear CC	MAT 263	Calculus II	Calculus scares me. This will be an interesting diversion from Sociology.
Central Piedmont CC	BIO 168	Anatomy and Physiology	I always thought it would be an interesting course, but never had a reason to take it.
	GEL 120	Physical Geology	Another of those courses that I’ve wondered about, but never really had a reason to take.
Fayetteville Tech CC	ART 171	Computer Art I	I’ve wanted to take this course for a while, but wasn’t sure about it, now its available online.
Forsyth Tech CC	CSC 234	Advanced C++ Programming	This course has been quite elusive. Would meet programming requirement as well as be fun and interesting for me.
Gaston College	ART 114	Art History 1	Counts toward art requirements, and is an area I am interested in, especially since I had to withdraw when I originally enrolled.
Johnston CC	CSC 136	Fortran Programming	I wouldn’t actually take this course, but its interesting to note that it is available as an online course.
Lenoir CC	ART 260	Photography Appreciation	This is not a course I originally was looking for, but it pops out as something that may be potentially useful for learning better composition.
Mitchell CC	CHM 131	Intro to Chemistry	I always thought that Chemistry might be fun. I have never had a chemistry course taught by competent faculty.
Pitt CC	ART 171	Computer Art 1	Another section of ART 171, in case FTCC doesn’t work out.
Surry CC	CSC 234	Advanced C++ Programming	An additional section of CSC 234, in case Forsyth does not allow enrollment.
Wake Technical CC	CSC 234	Advanced C++ Programming	Yet another section of CSC 234. I suspect this course might not be that hard to find.

 

There is one course I could find available online at all of the colleges, ART 111 – Art Appreciation. It seems to be the only constant, which I find to be a little funny since it is the first online course that I ever enrolled in. Another thing I found was that a lot of the community colleges are lacking any sense of a physics department, but yet most will have biology and/or chemistry.  There are some schools that no longer have the CSC program, but instead have CTS, which has minimal programming courses. Many of the colleges have “distance education” links displayed prominently on their web pages, but only a few seem to have any significant distance education effort. There are a good number of colleges that by the time I was beginning my course search for spring had not yet made an attempt to publish an online schedule.