Phytochemicals in Fruits & Vegetables to Improve Human Health

Fall 2007 Texas A&M University Department of Horticultural Sciences

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What do I need to complete this course?
You will need:

• Be a student enrolled and registered to this course in your location
• Access to TTVN rooms in your locations.

Course Site	Course Number	Room  Number	Facilitators
Texas A&M University, College Station	Hort 640**	CTQ A120	Dr. Bhimu Patil b-patil@tamu.edu
Colorado State University, Fort Collins	H 580***	Shepardson 218	Henry J. Thompson, Ph.D. henry.thompson@colostate.edu
Ohio State University , Columbus, Ohio	FST 694 ****	Lord Hall 02	Dr. Steve Schwartz schwartz.177@osu.edu
Texas A&M University-Kingsville	PLSS 4390 & 6390**	KAM 111	Dr. Shad Nelson, 361-593-3691, shad.nelson@tamuk.edu
Texas A&M Agriculture Center, Weslaco*	PLSS 4390 & 6390**	Room 158	Dr. Mani Skaria, 956-968-2132, m-skaria@tamuk.edu
University of Houston-Victoria*	BIO 4390 & IDS 6302	UH  C 215	Dr. Richard Gunasekara 361-570-4218
University of Texas-Pan American, Edinburg*	CHEM 6380, PlSS 4390 & 5390**	ASB 2.134	Hassan Ahmad, Ph.D. 956-381-3372 ahmadh@utpa.edu
Tarleton State University, Stephenville	Hort 4863 & 5863**	Room, 130	Ms. Connie Fox fox@tarleton.edu
Texas Tech University, Lubbock	PSS 4001 & 6001**	Room 66

 

* Register through Texas A&M University
** Graduate course number with different requirements
*** Registrar through Colorado State University Contact Dr. Henry Thompson
****  Registrar through Ohio State University Contact Dr.  Steve Schwartz

• A reliable high-bandwidth Web connection (LAN, cable modem or DSL)
• A reliable E-mail address that supports attachments
• Adobe Acrobat Reader (http://www.adobe.com)
• Adobe/Macromedia Flash Player (http://www.adobe.com/downloads)

Course Website and eLearning

Most materials for this course including articles can be accessed from this website. The course schedule and the Week at a Glance pages will guide you through the assignments for each week.

Communicating with the Instructor and Other Students

Class discussions will be conducted through the eLearning. Students must have an active Neo (E-mail) account at Texas A&M University. Go to http://neo.tamu.edu to activate your Neo account if you have not already done so. For assistance with eLearning, contact the Help Desk at 979/ 845-8300 or e-mail the eLearning administrator at eLearning@tamu.edu.

To access the eLearning portion of Phytochemicals in Fruits and Vegitables:

Go to http://elearning.tamu.edu.
Click "TAMU Logon"
Use the User ID and Password that you created in your Neo e-mail account to access the class.
Once you are in My eLearning, Select Hort 640 to enter the course.

Optimizing your browser for eLearning:

IMPORTANT! Refer to the "Browser Check" link within the elearning banner for more information on this subject. Follow the recommendations found there and within the eLearning "Browser Tune-up Page" before attempting to use the eLearning features.

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