Distance Learning

The Computer Science Department at ODU offers to distance students the upper-division program leading to a B.S. in Computer Science. Students can take the first two years of their B.S. program at a local community college, and then complete their departmental degree requirements via the Internet, satellite TV, and video-stream archives.

General Information

• Can I take an Internet-based course from anywhere?
• I'm a Norfolk student. Can I take this Internet-based course?
• Where are the rooms DSC2, DSC5, and DSC7?
• Why are enrollments capped in CS Teletechnet courses? Why are the caps at my site so small?
• I want to enroll in a CS Teletechnet course but the section is full. What do I do?
• Do Internet-based courses have "classes"? When do they meet? Why does it say "TBA" in the schedule book?
• I can't find your web course in ODU's on-line schedule of classes.
• How do I register for Internet-based courses?
• Do I have to take all my CS courses via the Internet?
• How do I meet general education requirements and other requirements for courses outside of the CS Department?
• What hardware and software do I need to take an Internet-based course?
• Are there special requirements for students taking Internet-based courses?
• Do other departments at ODU have Internet-based courses?
• Where can I find more information about distance learning in the CS Dept and elsewhere at ODU?