Are Distance Calculus Courses Completely Online?

Yes - 100% Online

Every Distance Calculus course is delivered completely online. There are no on-campus visits required at any point in any course. Coursework, instruction, communication with the instructor, exam administration, and the final proctored exam are all conducted remotely.

What "Online" Means in Practice

• Asynchronous - no scheduled lectures, no weekly meetings, no synchronous class time.
• Software-based - coursework is completed inside LiveMath or Mathematica notebooks and submitted electronically.
• Real-time chat with the instructional team is available most days, evenings, and weekends.
• Recursive grading happens through the course portal - submissions and feedback flow back and forth as you revise toward mastery.
• The proctored final exam is administered live over video call (Skype/Zoom) with the Course Professor or Teaching Assistant - again, no travel required.

If you're looking for a traditional in-classroom experience or a textbook-only course with no software component, Distance Calculus is not the right fit. If you want a flexible, asynchronous, software-driven calculus course on a regionally accredited transcript, you're in the right place.

For more on the course flow, see How Distance Calculus Courses Work. For computer requirements, see Computer Requirements.

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