Oakridge College · Course Catalog
The Fall 2026 catalog
The classes on offer this term, straight from the college registry. New classes appear here as departments file them. Browsing is open to everyone.
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College·Course Catalog·Term Fall 2026
What Oakridge is teaching
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7courses
Department of Fine Art
1 course
ARCH-101
Department of Fine Art
Introduction to Architecture
The fundamentals of what makes buildings more than just doors, windows, and walls.
Capacity 20 students
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Department of Health Sciences
3 courses
HLT-101
Department of Health Sciences
Foundations of Wellness: Interconnectedness of Mind, Body, and Environment
Foundations of Wellness: Interconnectedness of Mind, Body, and Environment is an introductory course designed to provide students with a foundational understanding of holistic wellness and the relationship between the mind, body, emotions, relationships, and environment.
Capacity 20 students
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MED-101
Department of Health Sciences
Introduction to Medicine
Fundamental principles of medicine
Capacity 20 students
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PEDU-101
Department of Health Sciences
Intro to Fitness
Fitness classes in cardio and yoga exercises in a group setting. Class will consist of an hour of some type of exercises, will also mix this with Zumba Dancing on certain days. Students will follow along as the instructor teaches them moves and they are critiqued on them. Also will involve some visual aids and lecture.
Capacity 20 students
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Department of Legal Studies
1 course
LAW-350
Department of Legal Studies
Law and Ethics of AI
We'll dive into how legal regimes are treating AI, as well as talk through some of the ethical implications of the this cutting edge of technology.
Capacity 30 students
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Department of Literature
1 course
LIT-204
Department of Literature
Homer's Odyssey
This course combines a reading of the epic poem in Emily Wilson's acclaimed translation with extensive background on the story's roots in the history and culture of the Mycenean and Eastern Mediterranean world , and discussion of the development of the written text out of Bronze Age and Dark Age oral traditions.
Capacity 30 students
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Department of Lab Sciences
1 course
SCI-101
Department of Lab Sciences
Scientific Frontiers
An excursion through some of the most compelling questions of science
Capacity 20 students
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