Saylor Academy

Business Law and Ethics

Covers the legal environment of business and ethical decision-making.

Business Statistics

Introduces statistical methods and their applications in business decision-making.

Calculus I

Covers fundamental concepts of calculus including limits| derivatives| and integrals.

Career Success (LiDA100)

Self-direction, goal alignment, and lifelong learning habits for career ownership.

Computer Communications and Networks

Explores the principles of computer networking and data communications.

Discrete Structures

Introduces discrete mathematics concepts essential for computer science| including logic| set theory| and combinatorics.

English Composition I

Focuses on improving writing skills| including grammar| composition| and critical thinking.

English Composition II

Builds upon writing skills from English Composition I| focusing on research| argumentation| and advanced writing techniques.

General Chemistry I

Introduces basic concepts of chemistry| including atomic structure| chemical bonding| and stoichiometry.

Interpersonal & Group Communication (COM101)

Active listening, ethical communication, conflict resolution, and audience analysis.

Introduction to Art History

Surveys significant works of art and architecture from prehistory through the medieval period.

Introduction to Business

Provides an overview of business concepts| including management| marketing| finance| and ethics.

Introduction to Computer Science I

Covers fundamental concepts of computer science| including programming in Python.

Introduction to Computer Science II

Builds upon fundamental programming concepts and introduces data structures| algorithms| and object-oriented programming.

Introduction to Critical Thinking & Logic (PHIL102)

Analytical reasoning, logical fallacies, and structured argument evaluation.

Introduction to Ethics

Explores major ethical theories and their application to contemporary moral issues.

Introduction to Mechanics

Covers the fundamentals of Newtonian mechanics| including motion| forces| energy| and momentum.

Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology

Provides foundational knowledge in biology at the molecular and cellular levels.

Introduction to Philosophy

Provides an overview of fundamental philosophical questions and the thoughts of major philosophers.

Introduction to Political Science

Explores the fundamentals of political systems| behavior| and institutional structures.

Introduction to Project Management (PRDV256)

Planning tasks, managing deadlines, stakeholder comms, and tracking progress.

Introduction to Psychology

Provides an overview of psychological theories| research| and applications.

Introduction to Sociology

Explores the study of society| social institutions| and social relationships.

Introduction to Statistics

Provides foundational knowledge in statistical methods and data analysis.

Introduction to Western Political Thought

Examines key political ideas from Western philosophers.

Linear Algebra

Introduces the concepts of vectors| matrices| determinants| eigenvalues| and eigenvectors.

Organizational Behavior

Studies how individuals and groups act within organizations and how organizations can be structured more effectively.

Organizational Behavior (BUS208)

How people interact in organizations, group dynamics, and conflict resolution.

Principles of Finance

Provides an introduction to financial management| including capital budgeting| risk assessment| and financial markets.

Principles of Macroeconomics

Explores macroeconomic principles such as inflation| unemployment| and fiscal policy.

Principles of Management

Introduces fundamental concepts and theories of management and leadership.

Principles of Management (BUS208/BUS401)

Leadership theory, motivating teams, managing change, and strategic decisions.

Principles of Marketing

Introduces marketing principles| strategies| and practices.

Principles of Microeconomics

Introduces microeconomic concepts including supply and demand| market structures| and consumer behavior.

Professional Writing (PRDV002)

Emails, reports, and workplace documents with clarity and structure.

Software Engineering

Covers software development life cycles| methodologies| and best practices for producing quality software.

Time & Stress Management (PRDV005)

Managing deadlines, reducing stress, and building sustainable working habits.

Work Ethic & Professional Etiquette (PRDV101)

Workplace courtesy, professional communication, and career fundamentals.