NDCDE-NDSU Dual Credit Course Information: DGE1031B

Course name and description: DGE1031B, DREM 101: Emergencies, Disasters, and Catastrophes

An overview of emergencies, disasters, and catastrophes from a social, political, historical, policy, environmental, international and cross-cultural perspective. Focuses on differences in these events in terms of scale as well as cause from the disaster phase approach.

Course Syllabus: Available in .pdf by clicking here: https://nodak.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/CDE/EUykbrL48NNHlGjz_J3U6rgByDoqz98E8up72n4ImEaeFg

NDSU Credit: This course is worth 3 transcribed by NDSU upon successful completion of the course.

• General education applicability: This course is in the Social and Behavioral Sciences in general education in the North Dakota University System (Category B).
• NDSU majors applicability: This course also applies to the following majors: Natural Resources Management, Ag Communications . This list may not be all-inclusive, and you are encouraged to visit with NDSU about course applicability to your intended major or minor.
• Transferability: If you intend to transfer this credit to an institution outside the North Dakota University System, please contact them to inquire about transferability.

Course Material and Technical Requirements:

Notes: Upon completion of the registration process, an NDSU staff member will assist students with purchasing course materials, receiving an NDSU email address, and accessing Blackboard. The NDSU Help Desk is available to help you with any technical problems: http://www.ndsu.edu/its/help_desk/.

Registration Process & Requirements: Students will complete the registration form linked below. As part of this registration form, you will be prompted to download and have a school official complete a dual credit permission form, which you will upload upon completion using instructions provided by NDCDE. Students will also be required to submit transcripts to NDSU. Ask your high school counselor or a school official to send your official transcript. Your transcript should be signed by a school official and include all coursework, grades, and graduation date, if applicable.

• Where to send: High school transcripts may be mailed, sent via secure file service such as Parchment or Scoir, or emailed directly to ndsu.apply@ndsu.edu by a school counselor or official.
• Transcripts received from students will not be accepted.

Once you complete these steps, an NDSU staff member will work with you to receive access to NDSU’s email, Blackboard, purchase course materials, and provide guidance on how to pay for the course.

Course Policies: Course policies may vary by instructor. Samples are outlined in the NDSU sample syllabus for this course. In addition, students are required to follow NDSU’s academic policies found at: https://catalog.ndsu.edu/academic-policies/.

Course Duration: These courses follow the NDSU semester calendar, including the university’s registration deadlines and course end dates. Courses are traditional semester length (not accelerated). NDSU policies on registration, including add/drop/withdraw policies apply to this course. For more information visit: https://www.ndsu.edu/onestop/dates/calendar.

Tuition and Fees: Information on tuition and fees can be found here: https://www.ndsu.edu/continued-learning/k12-students/dual-

Mode of Instruction: Online, Asynchronous; NDSU course deadlines apply.

Click here to register: https://forms.office.com/r/7UAVv2Ci7s