<p>has anyone tried online classes? specifically an intro to logic course? i have been reading reviews for the professors that will teach this class at my school, and it seems like they will all be pretty bad this year... and i need to get it out of the way. since it's just an intro course, i might be able to just read the book.. since i hear the lecturers are pretty bad anyway. anyone know about the grading aspect though? btw, this is going to be taken at a cc and will be transferred. i'm not sure if i will have to pay extra for this though..</p>
<p>Do you know what textbook you'd be using?</p>
<p>nope. does it depend on the textbook? i was just going to use whatever my school is going to be using. that is if the cc doesn't have one assigned.</p>
<p>You've stumbled onto something I know a bit about and my reply got pretty long, so I've PM'd you.</p>
<p>I've taken a few distance learning classes where the students are in a class room but the prof. is lecturing on the main campus and being televised in the class room I'm in on a bunch of big screen HD TVs. Questions and comments were to be asked live through a mic. I think its less effective compared to a normal class room lecture due to the time wasted from transmission lag.</p>
<p>i found it possible to get through those classes by not even attending but just knowing what material is covered and reading on your own.</p>
<p>What type of logic are we talking about here? Programmable or general math and boolean logic?</p>
<p>Or maybe the Philosophy kind? Introduction to Logic by Copi is a popular text.</p>
<p>yeah, philosophy</p>
<p>Well, that's probably the easiest kind but for most, it's quite a different course.</p>