Tim Krause - PhD

If you're not familiar with MIT's concept of OpenCourseWare, it's their plan to put syllabii and related content on the Web for anyone who wants to access it. It's not the same as registering for and taking courses, but it's still pretty cool and I think it's something every faculty member should be encouraged and supported in doing. The more open we make our classrooms, the better they become. This, therefore, is my own attempt at OpenCourseWare. There's not much here yet, but expect it to grow over the next couple of years.

I teach a variety of classes for the CNMT department.

Past classes include:

• CIS 101 - Introduction to Computing
• CIS 102 - Excel Spreadsheets
• CIS 499 - Independent Study
• CNMT 410 - "Professional IT Communication" (Spring 2009, Fall 2009)
• CNMT 480 - "Applied Computing Project" (Summer 2008, Summer 2009)
• WDMD 101 - "Introduction to Web and Digital Media" (Fall 2007, Spring 2008)
• WDMD 210 - "Web Design I" (2006-2008)
• WDMD 211 - "Internet Languages, JavaScript and XML" (Fall 2008)
• WDMD 346 - 'Web Content Management Systems" (Winterim 2010)
• WDMD 346 - "Principles of User-Centered Design (WDMD 346)" (Winterim 2008, Fall 2009)
• WDMD 346 - "Principles of Online Marketing and Ecommerce" (Spring 2009, Summer 2008)
• WDMD 346 - "Digital Portfolio" (Fall 2008)
• WDMD 397 - "Internships" (Spring 2008, Summer 2009)**
• WDMD 399 - "Independent Study" (Spring 2008)*
• WDMD 480 - "Web Design Capstone (480)" (Fall 2007, Spring 2008, Summer 2009, Fall 2009)