Virginia Syllabus Bank
A collection of syllabi for courses using OER at Virginia higher education institutions.
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The syllabus for ANTH 120: Cultural Anthropology, taught at Mary Baldwin University by ...
The syllabus for ANTH 120: Cultural Anthropology, taught at Mary Baldwin University by Dr. Abigail Wightman, PhD.
Subject: Anthropology Material Type: Syllabus Author: Abigail Wightman Date Added: 03/17/2020
The syllabus for CS145A: Introduction to Programming (in Python), taught at Eastern Mennonite ...
The syllabus for CS145A: Introduction to Programming (in Python), taught at Eastern Mennonite University.
Subject: Computer Science Material Type: Syllabus Author: Daniel Showalter Date Added: 05/26/2020
The syllabus and reading lists for ENG 241: Survey of American Literature, taught ...
The syllabus and reading lists for ENG 241: Survey of American Literature, taught at Virginia Western Community College by Dr. Jenifer Kurtz.
Subject: Reading Literature Material Type: Syllabus Author: Virtual Library of Virginia (VIVA) Date Added: 11/24/2020
The syllabus for GEOL 300: Introduction to Petrology, taught at James Madison University ...
The syllabus for GEOL 300: Introduction to Petrology, taught at James Madison University by Dr. Elizabeth Johnson.
Subject: Geology Material Type: Syllabus Author: Virtual Library of Virginia (VIVA) Date Added: 11/19/2020
The syllabus for GEOL 390: Laboratory Techniques in Geology, taught at James Madison ...
The syllabus for GEOL 390: Laboratory Techniques in Geology, taught at James Madison University by Dr. Elizabeth Johnson and Dr. Steve J. Baedke.
Subject: Geology Material Type: Syllabus Author: Virtual Library of Virginia (VIVA) Date Added: 11/19/2020
The syllabus for PSYC 101A: General Psychology, taught at Eastern Mennonite University by ...
The syllabus for PSYC 101A: General Psychology, taught at Eastern Mennonite University by Ryan Thompson, PsyD.
Subject: Psychology Material Type: Syllabus Author: Ryan Thompson Date Added: 03/31/2020
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