Key to the Course Schedule

Use this key to the class schedule to view where classes meet and what technologies are required for students to participate fully in the class.

Campus Naming Convention

Campus or Location	Where Classes Meet
MA	New York City (Manhattan)
OL	Online via Canvas – offered to New York students, all majors
OLCE	Online via Canvas – offered to students in the MS Childhood Education program
OLIT	Online via Canvas – offered to students in the MS Instructional Technology program
OM or OMGR	Long Island (Old Westbury, NY) – offered to students in the NYITCOM graduate programs
OMJB	Jonesboro, Arkansas – offered to students in the NYITCOM graduate programs
OW	Long Island (Old Westbury, NY)
OT	Other New York Tech locations
TU	Teacher Center/United Federation of Teachers
VA	Vancouver, Canada

Class Naming Convention

The class name consists of three parts: subject, course number, and section.

	Meaning	Example
Subject	Academic area of study.	MATH – Mathematics BIOL – Biology
Course number	Generally this represents the academic level of the course: 100 level is taken by students in their first year or higher 200 level is taken by students in their second year or higher, etc	MATH 115 - Introductory Concepts of Mathematics BIOL 210 – Human Gross Anatomy
Section	This indicates where classes meet and a section number. The first character typically refers to campus The numbers in the second and third position denote the section number such as 01, 02, etc The character in the fourth position may be the letter D or L. L indicates that this is a laboratory class. Use the section naming convention as a general guide.	MATH 115 W01 W – Old Westbury, Long Island M – New York City, Manhattan F – Online W01 – this section meets in Long Island (Old Westbury, NY) and it is section #1 M02 – this section meets in New York City (Manhattan) and it is section #2 MATH 115 W01D – this class is a distance learning class offered on the Long Island, Old Westbury campus BIOL 210 W01L – this class is a laboratory class offered on the Long Island, Old Westbury campus

Types of Online Activity

Online Activity	Explanation
Synchronous – happening at the same time	Students attend a lecture or participate in classroom activities in real-time, together with the professor or other students
Asynchronous – not happening at the same time	Students attend a lecture or participate in classroom activities on their own time, without real-time interactions with the professor or other students

Modes of Instruction

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From time to time, circumstances may require an update to our class offerings. Students are encouraged to check their class schedule regularly for any changes to the time, day, location, or instruction mode of classes.