Class Schedules

Current Schedule

INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS

“Instructional Method” is the manner in which a class component — lecture, lab, etc. — is delivered in a given semester. These methods of instructions have been determined after a thorough assessment by deans, department chairs, faculty and other university professionals. Classes were assessed to ensure a safe and healthy learning environment, quality instruction and engagement with faculty.

CORONAVIRUS DISEASE

Barry University has the ability to pivot to a FlexLearning or fully remote model at any time, should the University deem necessary as outlined in the university catalogue.

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  • Lecture – In Person

    Delivery of instruction is structured completely in-person. The class meets face-to-face in a classroom on scheduled meeting times. Students are expected to attend class but maintain social distancing, health and safety protocols.

    Location CodeBU - Main Campus


    Lab – In Person

    Delivery of instruction is structured around In-Person Lab meeting times. Instruction is delivered in person and students are expected to attend lab sessions but maintain social distancing, health and safety protocols.

    Location CodeBU – Main Campus

  • FLEX (*):

    Students can select whether to attend in-person or remotely. Some students may participate fully remote, others may choose to participate fully in-person, and others may choose some online and some in-person participation. Physical attendance is not required. Details for synchronous participation will be provided by instructor. Students should check with the instructor or review the course syllabi for additional details.

  • HyFlex learning (FlexLearn) refers to learning that integrates complementary face-to-face (synchronous) and online learning (asynchronous) experiences in service of intended learning objectives. All students are expected to undergo the same combination of online and in-person instruction.

    Students can choose from one of three participation paths:

    1. Participate in In-Person class sessions (in a classroom)
    2. Participate in In-Person class sessions via video applications
    3. Participate fully asynchronously via Canvas.
  • Lecture – Remote (*):

    Delivery of instruction is fully remote with no in-person instruction. Students should check with the instructor or review the course syllabi for additional details

    Lab – Remote (*):

    Delivery of instruction is fully remote with no in-person instruction.

    What is the difference between online classes and remote classes?

    An online course has been designed from the ground up to be delivered online. Such courses undergo an approval process to be delivered online. Classes delivered by remote instruction were originally designed and approved to be delivered in person. Their online “remote” delivery in the 2020-21 academic year is an emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

    (*) Lecture Remote, Lab Remote, and FLEX delivery of instruction does not pertain to fully online courses. These courses will continue with the standard online delivery.

  • Delivery of instruction with a combination of in-person and remote instruction. A certain amount of physical attendance on campus will be expected. Details for synchronous participation will be provided by instructor. Students should review the course syllabi for additional details (50% to 99% of instruction is offered by distance).

  • Delivery of instructions is 100% by distance. Delivery may be synchronous or asynchronous (Zero in person meetings).

  • An online course has been designed from the ground up to be delivered online. Such courses undergo an approval process to be delivered online. Classes delivered by remote instruction were originally designed and approved to be delivered in person. Their online “remote” delivery in the 2020-21 academic year is an emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

    (*)Lecture Remote, Lab Remote, and FLEX, delivery of instruction does not pertain to fully online courses. These courses will continue with the standard online delivery.

Fall 2021

Spring 2021

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  • Spring 2021 Financial Information

  • Spring 2021 Academic Calendar

  • Spring 2021 Registration

  • Spring 2021 Withdrawal Information

  • Spring 2021 Exam Schedule

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