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Integrated Learning Modules
Integrated Learning Module (ILM) courses are thematically focused classes, delivered primarily over the Internet.
Students may take an ILM course as a three-credit, six-credit or nine-credit course, registering and paying for only the outcomes/credits they need.
The course content is integrated and comprehensive, creating a unique perspective on course themes, without the potentially repetitive requirements of separate, stand-alone courses.
ILM courses are facilitated by content experts in each area.
Example ILM Course
Reading the Genome: Identity, Politics and Biotechnology in the 21st Century
In June 2000, the "draft" of the human genome sequence was completed. How the information from the genome is interpreted – and by whom – will determine the social implications of this enormous biotechnological event. This interdisciplinary course will examine some of the scientific, political and ethical implications of the new understanding of human identity.
Meets LAC outcomes for:
Arts & Ideas (AIA1)
Human Community (HCD5)
Natural World (NWB5)