Many core studies courses have associated Webpages which may help you as you take the course. Some pages offer general resources for the course, others are specific to a professor. 

Some courses require online student participation in a Caucus discussion group. Find out more HERE.

Art
Core 2.1 - Art (Koslow)

Biology
Core Studies 8.1 - Science in Modern Life: Biology (Blamire)

Chemistry
Core 7.1 - Science in Modern Life: Chemistry (Howell)
(must be viewed with Internet Explorer)

Classics
Core Studies 1 - The Classical Origins of Western Culture
Core Studies 1 - Classical Origins of Western Culture (Wilson/Fall 2000)
Virtual Core 1 - Classical Origins of Western Culture (Hansen/Fall 2000)

Computer and Information Science
Core Studies 5 - Experimental Section - The Internet, Number Theory, Programming (Gurwitz)
Virtual Core 5 - Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning and Computer Science

English
Core Studies 6 (Reeves)
Core Studies 6 - Landmarks of Literature  (Melani)
Core Studies 6 - Masterwork of Literature (Farley)

Geology
Core Studies 8.2 - Science in Modern Life (Aja)
Core Studies 8.2 - Science in the Modern World (Leveson)
Core Studies 8.2 - Dinosaur Core (Chamberlain)

History
Core Studies 4 - The Shaping of the Modern World (Halsall)
Core Studies 4 - The Shaping of the Modern World
Core Studies 4 - The Shaping of the Modern World (Burrows)
Virtual Core Studies 4 - The Shaping of the Modern World (Gerardi/Fall 2000)

Music
Core Studies 2.2  Introduction to Music

Multi-disciplinary Course
Core Studies 9 - Comparative Studies in African, Asian, Latin American, and Pacific Cultures

Political Science/Sociology
Core Studies 3 - People, Power, and Politics
Core Studies 3 - People, Power, and Politics (Currah)
Core Studies 3 - People, Power, and Politics (Shortell/Spring 2000)

Seminars
Core Seminars I and II (MALS)

For more information on the content of the courses and course alternatives go to the Core Curriculum section of the Brooklyn College homepage.