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Course and Tutorial Service Information
Inter-Semester 2 early registration ( @ $150/course ), will be
accepted by Pay-Pal between, or by USPS mailed M.O., postmarked between February 25th and March 9th,
2004 ##.
Courses listed with an asterisk are offered this Semester; but all
listings are an indication of the areas of VU-Annex independent
tutorial, hourly basis services at $15 per unit hour, no minimum
or maximum each, on an advance payment basis only, in person ses-
sions available in Memphis or, on the Web, for anyone properly
motivated, without loss of effectiveness nor of resources. Tutorial
hours fees for this first group, (see bellow), is not available on
scholarship.
" Wallace D. Brindle -OR- Voltaire University "
Admission application is accomplished via an emailed short essay
entirely of the prospective student’s devising, subject field must
begin with ”Admissions”.
The form at the outer shell of
www.angelfire.com/in/KnightsTemplars/default.html
helps us to know the nature of
the computer you will be using
and something about our set of
prospective students. The infor-
mation is not for sale; consider:
voltuniv is not venal-univ, if
you would allow...
Sincerely,
C. Wallace D. Brindle
Course study and resource materials will be supplied at no further
charge (mailed and online), also online group help sessions made
available using a chat-type utility e:room. at brinkster site.
Refunds, 100% before class start date: the 3rd Monday of March.
All classes last 10 weeks and -- mutatis mutandis -- seminars are
M.W.Sat, with an exam every other week, one on one; and a final exam.
Inter-Semester 3 Courses:
- * C++ Programming for Technology Applications
- * Discrete Mathematics as a Preparation for Computer Science
- * Calculus I with Analytic Geometry
- * "Classical" Physics I
- * Biology I
- * Chemistry I, includes Organic Chemistry; V.U. "Chemistry I" occasions
a sequence of studies that are Physical Chemistry, Biochemistry,
(and Cell Biology and Genomic Studies) Prep. enriched.
- * Web Site Design I, II, III (E-Commerce) [*all]
HML, XML, XHTML, DHTML. In course II ASP, ASP.NET JSP/
Java servlets, Java applets and all major scripting languages will be
comprehensively covered. Database connectivity is stressed in course III.
- Statistics and Probability ([C] with calculus, [N] no calculus prerequisite)
- * Music Theory I (Medieval modal counterpoint through the period of
J.S. Bach. Please consider: this is not proposed as a course in
"musicianship", nor music history, per se.)
- * Creative Writing (the short story)
- * Poetic Vision
Students will complete a poetic exercise each day in this creative
writing course. Participants work will be discussed in the online
sessions by the group. Not a course for, (inconsolably) thin-skinned.
- * Introductory Latin
- * Introductory Greek
- * Introductory Sanskrit
- Introductory Hindi
- * Introductory German
- Introductory French
- Introductory Spanish
- * Introductory Japanese
- Introductory Arabic
- * E.S.L.
- * Hume, Hegel, Husserl, and Heidegger --not an introductory Phil.
course, tutorial mode suggested to interested philosophers
unaquainted, as yet, with the accorded primary sources.
- * Economics, Commodities Markets, the Speculator
(This course could include a discussion relating topic to
Computational Theory and NP Completeness.)
- * Post-1800 English and American Literature. Any person
looking for a “Book Club” should stand not on the
order of her or his going, but go at once to Google,
but do not let the sun set on you here.
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[All Memphis, TN school system students, past or present, who
matriculate, and who state valid economic need, pay no course fees.]
## Fee for any other student's first courses will be
$190.00; by credit card or money order. The date
for receiving a partial or full refund, will be
posted.
Contact:
Wallace D. Brindle
"Chancellor Apparent"
Voltaire University, D.L., 2004
Thank you for your interest.
a special thanks to the good folks at 3030POPLAR
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