Cable Television

Courses offered via cable television have worked well for local students who can view them on the Cooperating Raleigh Colleges Education Channel or at NC State’s DH Hill Library. The courses are timely and broadcasted the same semester they are being offered to on-campus students. Learners follow a semester-based course schedule and submit assignments via fax, email, or mail, depending on the instructor’s specifications. Interaction with the instructor is strongly encouraged and should take place on a regular basis through either phone, email, fax or campus-visits. Interaction with peers is often minimal compared to other delivery formats; however student communication is increasingly supported through online chats, threaded discussions and group projects.

During the semester, the Weekly Lecture Schedule is posted on our website for your convenience. This will show you when lectures are being aired, and when a lecture is being repeated for review.

NC State cable courses are broadcast on the Cooperating Raleigh Colleges (CRC) Education Channel on Time Warner Cable. Please see the list below for Time Warner Cable communities receiving CRC access channel 18. Please note that course lecture materials are not broadcast through any satellite providers. Please check with your local apartment complex to ensure that they connect to Time Warner Cable.

Apex
Fuquay-Varina
Pine Level
Wake Forest

Cary
Garner
Raleigh
Wendell

Clayton
Holly Springs
Rolesville
Youngsville

Four Oaks
Knightdale
Selma
Zebulon

Franklinton
Morrisville
Smithfield

You are encouraged to record your lectures for later viewing and review. View your lectures consistently and stay tuned at the end of the lectures for possible important course-related messages.When programming your VCR, allow some extra time in the event lectures run overtime.

To view the current Broadcast Schedule, or the Weekly Lecture Schedule, please visit the Cable Schedule page. Videos of each current cable course will be placed in the Media Center of D.H. Hill Library on an approximate one-week delay basis from the initial broadcast. Should you miss a lecture or wish to review a particular class, you may watch the videos at the carrels, but may not be taken from the Media Center.

On occasion, a course may require visits to campus for assignments and/or exams. Please check the course InfoFACT or with the Professor for individual course requirements. The InfoFACT(a detailed informational sheet) for each course is available by visiting the Courses link, selecting a semester, department, and then a course from the listing. You will see a link to the right of each course for the InfoFACT.