Program Overview

Program Overview

The Oregon State University Ecampus offers a range of online degree programs, including a course in Instruments and Online Interactions in the Sciences. This course is designed for current and aspiring STEM teachers and provides hands-on experience with various lab experiment methods.

Course Details

• Course Name: CH 584 Instruments and Online Interactions in the Sciences
• Course Credit: 3 quarter-term credits
• Instruction: Developed and taught by faculty in Oregon State's College of Science
• Graduate Level: Applies to this course
• Course Activities: Linked to state and national standards for easy integration into lesson plans
• Course Objectives:
  • Have a good grasp of the availability and implementation of various methods for delivering lab experiments
  • Be able to evaluate the efficacy of using lab tools in the classroom curriculum
  • Create lab exercises and assessments with available methods

Program Quick Facts

• Credits Required: N/A
• Cost per Credit: $384
• Delivery: Online
• Start Terms: 4 per year

Academic Calendar

• Winter Term Starts: January 5, 2026
• Spring Term Starts: March 30, 2026

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition per Credit: $384 (does not include associated fees, course materials, textbook expenses, and other expenses related to courses)
• Graduate Level Tuition: Applies to courses numbered 5XX and higher

Online Chemistry Overview

The program includes online chemistry courses, such as General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Chemistry Labs, designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of chemistry principles and laboratory techniques.

Benefits

The online chemistry program offers several benefits, including the ability to transfer credits, flexible scheduling, and access to high-quality educational resources.

Application Deadlines

Application deadlines vary depending on the student type and can be found on the university's application deadlines page.

Academic System

Oregon State University operates on a quarter-term system, with four quarters each year and classes lasting 11 weeks.