2012 Spring

Table of Contents 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

Important Dates! 

Spring 2012 

January 18 - May 8 

January 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . .Martin Luther King Day/No Classes 

January 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Faculty Inservice/No Classes 

January 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Spring Semester Begins 

January 27 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Finanicial Aid Census Date 

February 27 . . . . . . . . . .Open Registration for Summer Begins 

March 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .No Classes 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Enrollment Services Closed 

March 12-16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Spring Break/No Classes 

March 31 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Apply for 2011 Graduation Deadline 

April 6-9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Holiday/College Closed 

April 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Open Registration for Fall Begins 

May 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Spring Semester Ends 

May 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Faculty Inservice/No Classes 

May 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Graduation 

Academic Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 

Adding/Dropping a Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 

Apply to Gateway. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 

Credit Transfer Agreements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 

Distance Learning/Alternative Instructional Strategies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7 

Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 

Financial Aid Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 & 79 

Maps to Campuses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 

Payment Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3 

Senior Citizen Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 

Gateway 

Campus/Center 

On-site 

Registration 

Locations 

Elkhorn Campus 

400 County Road H, Elkhorn, WI 

Kenosha Campus 

3520-30th Avenue, Kenosha, WI 

PROGRAMS/COURSES 

How to Read this Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 

Global Index of Subjects/Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 

SPRING INDICES 

Academic Preparation Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66 

Accelerated Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72 

Adult Continuing Education (ACE) Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75 

Adult High School Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69 

Associate Degree Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 

Distance Education Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74 

General Studies Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 

Self-Paced Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73 

Technical Diploma Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59 

Racine Campus 

1001 S. Main Street, Racine, WI 

Burlington Center 

496 McCanna Parkway, Burlington, WI 

Spring 2012 1

Registration 

Information on each of our career training educational programs is available at www.gtc.edu/careers. If you want 

information on admission to Gateway—an open enrollment college—see www.gtc.edu/admissions. 

Register early for best class selection! Please make sure your account is in good standing. Gateway continues to make 

registering for courses easier for you. Two registration options (see page 3) are open to you. The entire registration 

policy and procedure can be found online at www.gtc.edu/registration. 

Priority Registration Dates 

Students accepted to a program with the greatest number of GPA credits get registration preference. 

If you have earned the following 

number of GPA credits: 

You may register: 

60 credits or more . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Beginning November 14 





1 credit or more . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Beginning November 21 

Currently enrolled, 0 credits completed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beginning November 22 

You can find out “when can I register?” through WebAdvisor: www.gtc.edu/webadvisor 

Please look under the Student menu, then under the Registration category. 

The $40 class reservation deposit is waived for continuing students who register November 14 - 22. 

(This does not reduce your tuition and fees.) 

REGISTRATION 

HOURS... 

Monday – Thursday 

8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. 

(Early closing at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, November 23) 

Friday 

8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. 

Dates Closed: 

November 24, 25 

and December 24 - January 1 

Registration 

begins: 

November 14 

Currently Enrolled 

Program Students 

November 28 

New Credit 

Program Students 

December 1 

Open Registration 

2 Schedule updates and course descriptions can be found at www.gtc.edu/WebAdvisor

Registration Options 

❶ 

Online 

My 

My 

1. Go to www.gtc.edu 

2. Click on the WebAdvisor icon 

If you are 

a Continuing Student... 

3. Click “Students” 

4. Click “Log In” 

5. Enter your 7 digit Gateway 

Student ID#, including 

leading zeros 

(Example: for ID 222, enter 0000222) 

6. Enter your case sensitive 

password 

If you are not ready 

to register, but want to see 

which classes are available, 

click “Search for Classes 

(Sections)” 

If you are new to 

Gateway Technical College... 

3a. Click “Prospective Students” 

3b. Click “I Am New to Gateway” 

to set up your record, get 

your 7 digit ID# and a temporary 

password so you can register 

4. Click “Log In” 

5. Enter your 7 digit Gateway 

Student ID# 

6a. Enter your temporary password 

6b. Choose a new password, if desired 

6c. Click “Students” 

7. Click “Register for Sections” under the “Registration” heading 

8. Select a Registration Option 

9. After registering, review your schedule for accuracy on “My Class 

Schedule” under the “Academic Profile” heading 

❷ 

Walk-in 

Register in the Student Services department on any Gateway campus. Photo I.D. required. The 

Registration Form is available in Student Services or online at www.gtc.edu. Type “registration 

form” in the Search box. 

ElKhORN CAMPuS 

400 HWY H 

Elkhorn, WI 

262.741.8300 

1.800.247.7122 

KENOShA CAMPuS 

3520-30th Avenue 

Kenosha, WI 

262.564.2300 

1.800.247.7122 

RACINE CAMPuS 

1001 S. Main Street 

Racine, WI 

262.619.6300 

1.800.247.7122 

BuRlINGTON CENTER 

496 McCanna Blvd. 

Burlington, WI 

262.767.5300 

1.800.247.7122 


Paying for College 

Gateway Technical College provides several options for payment of tuition (see: 

www.gtc.edu/paymentoptions). A payment option must be in place by January 4, 

2012 for 2012 Spring semester or student will be dropped from all active classes. 

Resident and out-of-state tuition available at www.gtc.edu/tuition. 

Class Reservation Deposit for Credit Students Only 

• A $40 deposit will hold classes until January 4, 2012. 

• A payment option must be selected by the above date to prevent being dropped 

from all active classes. The $40 deposit is nonrefundable if a payment option is not 

selected by January 4 for Spring 2012 classes. 

• If registering after January 4, you must select a payment option upon registration. 

Payment Option #1 

PAY FEES IN FULL by cash, check, or credit card at Student Services or over 

web by credit card at www.gtc.edu/webadvisor (select “Make A Payment”). 

Student’s account must be paid in full by January 4, 2012 or student will be 

dropped from all active classes. 

Payment Option # 2 

PROVIDE AN AUTHORIZATION to Student Services. All third party payments 

(company/employer, agency authorizations) and financial aid awards must be on 

file at Gateway Technical College by the due date above. 

Payment Option # 3 

Student Payment Plan 

Only available for 3 or more credits. Students registered for CNA class only are 

not eligible. 

• Payment Plan is open for enrollment for 2012 Spring from November 14 

through January 27. 

• Enroll and make required deposit payment at www.gtc.edu, click on 

“WebAdvisor” (select “Gateway Technical College Payment Plan” ) or at Student 

Services. 

• Plan requires a deposit of 40% of eligible tuition/fees plus a $15.00 processing fee. 

• Student’s account balance after deposit to be paid in 2 installments. 

For Spring 2012 plan: 1st installment due March 2, 2012 and 2nd 

installment due April 4, 2012. 

• Maximum on plan after required deposit is $2,000.00. Any tuition/fees over 

$3,333.00 must be paid in full at time of enrolling on plan. A late fee of $45 is 

charged if an installment payment is not receipted to student’s account by due date. 

• More information is available about the payment plan 

at www.gtc.edu/paymentoptions. 


FINANCIAL AID 

STUDENTS 

Financial Aid 

Financial aid is financial assistance to help students of any age meet 

their educational costs. Nearly 95% of all Gateway students who 

have applied for financial aid have received some form of it. Please 

see www.gtc.edu/financialaid for important details. 

All students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student 

Aid (FAFSA) or Renewal FAFSA. Students are encouraged to apply 

online by accessing www.fafsa.gov. Completing this form allows 

Financial Aid to determine eligibility for all types of financial aid. 

Students are urged to file the FAFSA as soon as possible. It can take 

5 - 6 weeks to process. 

Priority Application Dates 

for the 2011-2012 Academic Year 

Summer . . . . . . . . . . . . .Apply by April 1 

Fall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Apply by July 1 

Spring . . . . . . . . . .Apply by November 1 

Types of aid available to Gateway students include: 

• Grants (do not have to be repaid unless you stop attending) 

• Student Loans (must be repaid) 

• Student Employment (you work and earn money to help pay for college) 

Eligibility Requirements: 

• Be accepted into a Technical Diploma or Associate Degree Program. 

• Meet program entry requirements before the start of the semester. 

• Be a U. S. citizen, a National or a permanent resident of the United States. 

• Demonstrate financial need as determined by Gateway’s Financial Aid 

Office through the Financial Aid Application (FAFSA) process. 

• Not be in default on any educational loan, or demonstrate an unwillingness 

to repay any educational loan and/or owe any overpayment to 

Gateway Technical College or the U. S. Department of Education. 

• Be in compliance with Selective Service regulations. 

• Be enrolled at least half-time status to receive most types of financial aid. 

• Maintain satisfactory academic progress as defined by Gateway’s 

Financial Aid Office. 

• Must participate in Loan Entrance/Exit Counseling if award includes loan. 

Financial Aid Census Date info available on pg. 79 

Activate your Gateway Plus Card at: 

www.GatewayPlusCard.com 

To complete the activation you will need: 

• Access to Internet with capability 

to receive e-mail 

• Gateway Plus Card 

• An e-mail address – personal or Gateway 

assigned e-mail address** 

• Social Security number 

• Driver’s license information (not required) 

• Your preference choice 

- Easy Refund with Gateway Plus Card 

OR 

- ACH (electronic transfer) to your bank. Do 

this by completing, printing, and mailing 

the form, with your bank routing number 

and account number, to Higher One. 

You must confirm your address to complete 

the activation process. Watch for an e-mail 

from Gateway Plus Card giving you the 

information needed to confirm your e-mail 

address. Activation does not mean financial 

aid funds are on your card. Student will 

receive an e-mail when financial aid funds 

have been applied to card. 

No access to a computer at home? 

Activate your card 

at Gateway in our open labs! 

Racine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Room T204 

Kenosha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Room A205 

Elkhorn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Room N208 

** To check your Gateway e-mail address, 

log on to WebAdvisor, under “Academic 

Profile” click on “My Profile” 


Are you ready for Distance Learning? 

An alternative to traditional classroom learning 

Gateway offers several ways for students to take classes while not 

physically in the classroom with the instructor. Distance learning 

connects students through Internet and interactive videoconferencing 

so that the student can take the class from home or from a location 

that is more convenient than where the instructor is teaching. 

Gateway’s Distance learning Options 

INET 

(Internet Study) 

Courses with materials delivered through the Internet. It is 

recommended students have computers at home with 

web access; however, work can be completed at any site, 

including Gateway Technical College student computer 

labs, which have a web connection. 

ITV 

(Interactive TV) 

Courses are delivered in a classroom setting with television 

and camera links to other sites. Instructors often 

alternate between sites for more personal interaction. 

Students should register at the campus that they will 

attend. 

BlND 

(BlENDED) 

Courses delivered by both internet and traditional classroom. 

IPVID 

(IP Video, NODAl, and DElTA) 

Courses that utilize Internet-delivered video as a key 

component of their design and delivery. 

More information about Distance Learning 

A great deal of information is available to students on the Distance 

Learning website at www.gtc.edu/distancelearning. More and more 

students are taking courses outside the traditional college setting. 

Are you ready for Distance Learning? Find out by completing the 

SmartMeasure assessment. It will take you 20-30 minutes from start 

to finish, but you may log out and complete it later if necessary. 

After you log in to SmarterMeasure, you will receive an email from 

SmartererMeasure with SmarterMeasure PIN number that will 

allow you to log back in later or view your results again. Your 

SmarterMeasure score will not prevent you from registering for 

online classes. It is a tool that will help you assess your strengths 

and weaknesses related to distance learning in five areas. The 

website for SmarterMeasure is: http://cws.gtc.edu/departments/ 

distance learning/READI_Introduction_4_Web.htm 

Burlington Center Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .767-5300 

Elkhorn Campus Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .741-8300 

Kenosha Campus Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .564-2300 

Racine Campus Student Services: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .619-6300 

Remember, there is an additional $10 per credit charge, with a minimum 

charge of $10, for classes offered via the Internet. 

Receive Materials: Department procedures may vary. Check 

course descriptions online for specific instructions. If you need 

assistance, visit: www.gtc.edu/distancelearning for online training 

demos, or please contact the educational department office for 

your course. 

Search for Distance Learning classes using WebAdvisor: 

• Go to www.gtc.edu and click on WebAdvisor. Select the “Search 

for Classes” category. 

• On that form, you need only select two things: 

1. Under Term, select the term you are interested in. 

2. Then scroll down to Course Type and use the pull-down 

menu to choose the INET, ITV, BLND and IPVID programs. 

• Then hit the Submit button. You will see all the courses offered 

during the chosen semester that you can take. 


Additional Alternative Course Delivery Methods 

AC (Accelerated) 

Accelerated courses are ideal for busy work-experienced adults 

who are self-disciplined and can take a significant amount of 

responsibility for their own learning. These courses often offer 

students a unique combination of independent study and group 

interaction. Class time is often spent in group activities and discussion 

rather than in didactic lectures. Because accelerated 

courses have considerably fewer class sessions over a shorter 

time period, attendance at all sessions is essential. Most courses 

require counselor, instructor, or departmental approval. 

ST (Stacked Class) 

Stacked courses are delivered in a traditional classroom setting 

with established meeting times and dates during the semester. 

Other courses with common core competencies will be meeting 

simultaneously in the same classroom, typically being taught by 

the same instructor(s) who make adjustments for the unique 

requirements of a course. 

SP (Self-paced labs) 

Students can generally start anytime during a typical semester. 

Coursework will be completed in an open laboratory setting 

with students in other courses or at different levels within the 

course in which they have enrolled. Instructors develop an individualized 

plan with the student to complete the competencies 

of the course. Weekly schedules are arranged between the 

instructor and students to meet individual needs. 

OPEN Entry 

Open courses are indicated throughout the schedule. These 

courses are offered on an open-entry flexible schedule. Each 

student will meet with the instructor to establish a schedule. 

Do you need to apply to Gateway? 

Gateway is here to help you succeed. Hands-on training, 

cutting-edge technology, more than 65 career options, and 

staff with working world wisdom makes Gateway a smart 

choice for your future. Are you ready to amaze yourself with 

the skills you will acquire? 

Ready to begin? First, you must decide one of two things: 

• Do you plan to graduate from a program or certificate? Apply 

now. See the application priority dates below. 

• Are you a student at another college who would like to take a 

Gateway course for transfer? See www.gtc.edu/gueststudent 

for special application and instructions. 

• Do you wish to enroll in a non-credit class, program, or seminar? 

No application is necessary; proceed to Registration. 

If you plan to graduate from a degree, diploma or certificate 

program, you will need to complete an Application for 

Admission and other requirements based on your program 

choice. Those seeking to start an exciting new career and 

earn a degree or diploma or certificate need to apply to their 

chosen program. While Gateway Technical College accepts 

applications on an ongoing basis, we do have priority 

admission dates prior to the start of each semester. 

Application Priority Dates 

January 1 . . . . . .Summer Semester 

March 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fall Semester 

November 1 . . . . . . .Spring Semester 

Complete your file for admission by the dates above and 

we guarantee admission to your program by the Priority 

Student Registration! 

Benefits of program admission? 

• You will receive up-to-date information. 

• Priority Registration: You get to choose your classes and 

register before non-program students. 

• To be eligible for financial aid, you must be accepted to 

a program. 

• A program's course requirements can change frequently. 

Acceptance locks you in to the program courses 

for the year you are accepted. 

• Apply after taking classes, and some courses you've 

already taken may not count toward graduation. 

No application is necessary for students enrolling in a noncredit 

class, a non-credit program, seminar, or a course to 

improve your skills or for personal enrichment. 

You can proceed directly to registration. Students are 

encouraged to meet with a program counselor to discuss 

program information, course selection, and any other additional 

requirements. 


Follett 

Bookstore 

www.efollett.com 

GED testing 

brush-up sessions 

• 15-week structured GED brush-up sessions 

• Offered at Gateway's Racine, Kenosha, and 

Elkhorn campuses 

• No course tuition charged to Wisconsin residents, 

however a textbook will need to be purchased 

English Language Learners 

Please register in person at Student Services for a 6-hour 

orientation session to assess reading/vocabulary, writing/ 

grammar and speaking/listening levels. Morning and 

evening orientations will be held on each campus during the 

weeks of January 18 - 27 for Spring 2012 classes. Please 

see www.gtc.edu/gedEll for dates and times. 

Register at 

the Student Services Office 

for a GED orientation session at 

Gateway’s Racine, Kenosha, 

Burlington, or Elkhorn campuses 

For more information 

visit www.gtc.edu/gedELL 

Senior Citizen Audits of Postsecondary Courses 

Wisconsin residents, 60 years or older, may audit a technical 

diploma or associate degree course at a significantly reduced 

rate, provided space is available. Material, activity, and other miscellaneous 

fees will still be charged. Forms for requesting a senior 

audit are available at registration. If the senior wants credit for 

the course, regular registration procedures and charges apply. 

Senior Citizens and ACE Classes 

Wisconsin citizens 62 years of age or older can attend Adult 

Continuing Education (ACE) classes by paying only material and 

miscellaneous fees. Please contact registration for information. 

This reduced rate is not available for Motorcycle Rider, 

Emergency Medical Technician, Group Dynamics, or Multiple 

Offender classes. 


HOW TO READ THIS SCHEDULE 

Course Number Course Name Credits 

Fee 

Campus 

Section Number 

Days of Week 

Locations 

526-149 Radiographic Procedures 1 5.00 CR 

Program Counselor consent required 

Prerequisites: 806-177 General Anatomy and Physiology 

Corequisites: 526-158 Introduction to Radiography and 526-159 

Radiographic Imaging 1 and 526-168 Radiography Clinical 1 

Burlington 

526-149-2B1A $621.15 ST M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19 

M 03:00P-07:00P 09/12-12/19 

526-149-2B1B $621.15 ST M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19 

M 12:40P-02:40P 09/12-12/19 

W 11:30A-01:30P 09/07-12/14 

Off Campus 

To Be Announced 

106-392-2W7A $128.48 INET TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA 

Notice/Message 

Prerequisite 

Corequisite 

Start/End Dates 

Meeting Time 

Alternate Delivery Method Marker 

To Be Announced— 

contact department for information 

Class Number: 10- or 11-character alphanumeric ID. 

Prerequisite: 

Corequisite: 

Course work: 

Must be completed before beginning the course. 

Can be taken concurrently with the desired course, or prior. 

Some courses require proficiency, such as typing ability. 

M 

T 

W 

Th 

F 

S 

= Monday 

= Tuesday 

= Wednesday 

= Thursday 

= Friday 

= Saturday 

INET—Internet Study 

BLND—Blended 

ITV—Interactive TV 

IPVID—IP Video, NODAL, and DELTA 

AC—Accelerated 

ALTERNATIVE DELIVERY 

ST—Stacked Class 

SP—Self-Paced Labs 

OPEN—Open Entry 

These courses may utilize Internetdelivered 

video as a key component 

of their design and delivery. 


Global Subject Index—Spring 

Accounting..................................................................................27 

Admin/Office Assistant/Medical.............................................29, 61 

Aeronautics.................................................................................30 

Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse........................................................31 

Architectural Technology..............................................................31 

Automated Manufacturing...........................................................31 

Automotive Technology................................................................32 

Barbering/Cosmetology..............................................................61 

Business Administration...............................................................33 

Career Education.........................................................................70 

Civil Engineering Technology........................................................33 

Communication Skills...................................................................16 

Computer Software......................................................................34 

Criminal Justice...........................................................................35 

Culinary Arts...............................................................................36 

Dental..................................................................................37, 61 

Diesel Equipment Technology.......................................................37 

Driver Education.........................................................................76 

Early Childhood Education............................................................38 

Educational Services (Instructional Assistant)................................38 

Electrical Engineering Tech...........................................................39 

Electromechanical Technology......................................................39 

Electronic Technology...................................................................39 

Emergency Medical Service..............................................40, 61, 76 

English..................................................................................67, 70 

Financial Planning.......................................................................41 

Fire Technology.....................................................................41, 76 

Fluid Power Technology...............................................................41 

Foreign Language.......................................................................17 

Gen College: Natural Science........................................................67 

General College: Comm Skills.......................................................67 

General College: Mathematics......................................................67 

General College: Reading............................................................67 

General College: Success..............................................................68 

General Studies...........................................................................17 

Graphics/Printing/Publishing......................................................41 

Group Dynamics/Traffic Safety....................................................76 

Health Information Technology....................................................43 

History.......................................................................................70 

Horticulture.................................................................................43 

Human Services..........................................................................44 

Industrial Equip Mechanic............................................................45 

Interior Design............................................................................45 

Internal Training.........................................................................77 

Interpreter Technology................................................................45 

IT - Information Technology.........................................................46 

IT - Microcomputer Specialist........................................................47 

IT - Network Communications......................................................47 

IT - Programming and Web..........................................................48 

Machine Tool/CNC Technology.....................................................61 

Marketing & Merchandising Mgmt...............................................49 

Mathematics...................................................................18, 68, 70 

Mechanical Drafting....................................................................61 

Mechanical Technology................................................................50 

Medical Assistant...................................................................62, 77 

Medical Terminology....................................................................51 

Natural Science...........................................................................18 

Numerical Control.......................................................................62 

Nursing.................................................................................52, 63 

Nursing and Nursing Related...........................................54, 63, 77 

Pharmacy...................................................................................55 

Physical Therapy Assistant...........................................................55 

Quality Assurance........................................................................56 

Quality Interdisciplinary..............................................................56 

Radiologic Technology.................................................................56 

Reading......................................................................................68 

Related Business.........................................................................56 

Renewable Energy - Electricity.....................................................56 

Responsible Beverage..................................................................78 

Science.......................................................................................70 

Small Business............................................................................57 

Social Science........................................................................20, 70 

Supervisory Management............................................................57 

Surgical Tech...............................................................................58 

Testing........................................................................................78 

Welding................................................................................58, 63 


Global Course Index—Spring 

Accelerated Learning............................................................................................................. 57 

Accounting Capstone.............................................................................................................. 27 

Accounting for Business......................................................................................................... 27 

Accounting Portfolio Development.......................................................................................... 27 

Accounting Principles............................................................................................................. 27 

Accounting Program Orientation............................................................................................ 27 

Accounting Software Applications........................................................................................... 27 

Accounting Spreadsheet Applications...................................................................................... 28 

Action-Scripting Flash............................................................................................................ 48 

Administrative Assistant Internship......................................................................................... 29 

Administrative Office Procedures........................................................................................... 29 

Advanced Chassis Systems..................................................................................................... 32 

Advanced Office Technologies................................................................................................ 29 

Advanced Technology for Interior Design................................................................................ 45 

Advanced Webpage Design.................................................................................................... 41 

Aero Science Aviation Safety.................................................................................................. 30 

Aero Science Commercial....................................................................................................... 30 

Aero Science Engine/ Structures/ Systems.............................................................................. 30 

Aero Science Instrument........................................................................................................ 30 

Aeronautical Skills Development............................................................................................ 30 

Aircraft Systems-Advanced..................................................................................................... 30 

Alcohol/Drug Abuse Rehabilitation......................................................................................... 31 

Algebra Pre-College............................................................................................................... 68 

American Government-AHS 1.0 CR......................................................................................... 70 

American History IV - AHS .5CR............................................................................................. 70 

American Short Fiction I-AHS .5 CR......................................................................................... 70 

American Short Fiction-AHS 1.0 CR......................................................................................... 70 

Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced....................................................................................... 18 

Anatomy, Basic...................................................................................................................... 18 

Applied Coding...................................................................................................................... 43 

Applied Exit Strategies/Display Graphics................................................................................ 42 

Architectural Drafting/Commercial......................................................................................... 31 

ARRT Certification Seminar.................................................................................................... 56 

Art History............................................................................................................................ 45 

ASL 2.................................................................................................................................... 45 

ASL 4/Interpreting................................................................................................................ 46 

ASL Skillbuilding 3................................................................................................................ 46 



ASL Structure and Function.................................................................................................... 46 

Aspects of Disabilities............................................................................................................ 44 

Assertive Behavior................................................................................................................. 57 

Authoring Tools - Flash.......................................................................................................... 42 

Auto Instrumentation and Testing........................................................................................... 32 

Auto IT for Transportation...................................................................................................... 32 

Auto Manufacturing Systems Technology Field Experience....................................................... 31 

Auto Service Fundamentals.................................................................................................... 32 

Auto Service Simulation......................................................................................................... 32 

Auto Transmission/Transaxle................................................................................................. 32 

AutoCAD for Construction Sciences.......................................................................................... 33 

AutoCAD, Introduction........................................................................................................... 50 

AutoCAD, Introduction to (Interior Design)............................................................................. 45 

Automated Manufacturing Concepts/Intro.............................................................................. 31 

Automated Office Applications I............................................................................................. 29 

Automated Office Applications II............................................................................................ 29 

Automated Office Applications III........................................................................................... 29 

Aviation/Introduction............................................................................................................ 31 

Baking for Chefs................................................................................................................... 36 

Behavior Challenges.............................................................................................................. 38 

Biochemistry/Introduction..................................................................................................... 19 

Biology/Animal I-AHS .5 CR.................................................................................................. 70 

Biology/Plant I-AHS .5 CR..................................................................................................... 70 

BIZ Internship....................................................................................................................... 33 

Blood Pressure Measurement Techniques................................................................................ 77 

Blueprint Reading................................................................................................................. 61 

Boundary Location and Research........................................................................................... 33 

Brake Systems...................................................................................................................... 32 

Building Materials................................................................................................................. 33 

Business Communications...................................................................................................... 56 

Business Finance and Budgeting............................................................................................. 28 

Business Law......................................................................................................................... 33 

Business Management Internship........................................................................................... 33 

Business Purchasing.............................................................................................................. 49 

Business/Introduction to........................................................................................................ 33 

CAD - Solidworks................................................................................................................... 50 

CAD Intermediate.................................................................................................................. 50 

CAD/Solids Advanced............................................................................................................ 50 

Calculus 2............................................................................................................................. 18 

Cardiology II......................................................................................................................... 40 

Career Development/Exploration I-AHS .5 Cr......................................................................... 70 

Career Search Workshop........................................................................................................ 77 

Catering/Banquets................................................................................................................ 36 

Certified Fire Inspector Parts 1 & 2........................................................................................ 76 

Child and Adolescent Mental Health....................................................................................... 44 

Child Welfare Policy and Practice........................................................................................... 44 

Children’s Spontaneous Play.................................................................................................. 38 

Climate Control Systems........................................................................................................ 32 

Clinical II............................................................................................................................... 40 

CNC Introduction and Support Equipment Basics..................................................................... 61 

CNC Lathe Set-Up.................................................................................................................. 62 

CNC Machining Technology.................................................................................................... 62 

CNC Mill Set-Up..................................................................................................................... 63 

CNC Offsets and Operations................................................................................................... 61 

CNC Production Applications................................................................................................... 63 

CNC/CAM Programming........................................................................................................ 31 

College Algebra and Trigonometry with Applications............................................................... 18 

College Mathematics.............................................................................................................. 18 

College Physics 1................................................................................................................... 19 

College Success...................................................................................................................... 68 

College Technical Math 1........................................................................................................ 18 

College Technical Math 1A...................................................................................................... 18 

College Writing, Intro............................................................................................................ 67 

Commercial Code.................................................................................................................. 31 

Community Pharmacy Clinical................................................................................................ 55 

Community Policing Strategies............................................................................................... 35 

Community Resources and Services........................................................................................ 44 

Computer Aided Manufacturing, Advanced............................................................................. 32 

Computer Assisted Programming/Robotics and FMS................................................................ 32 

Computer Illustration/Drawing Techniques............................................................................. 42 

Computer Programming RPG/IV (ILE), Adv............................................................................ 48 

Computer Support Specialist Internship................................................................................... 47 

Computing for Healthcare, Introduction.................................................................................. 51 

Conflict Resolution in Engineering/Construction...................................................................... 33 

Constitutional Law................................................................................................................. 35 

Construction Estimating......................................................................................................... 33 

Construction Methods............................................................................................................ 34 

Construction Project Management.......................................................................................... 34 

Contemporary American Problems I-AHS .5 Cr........................................................................ 70 

Contemporary American Problems II-AHS .5 Cr....................................................................... 70 

Corporate Sponsorship Development...................................................................................... 49 

Correctional Processes........................................................................................................... 44 

Counseling/Introduction to.................................................................................................... 44 

CPT Coding............................................................................................................................ 43 

Credit Procedures.................................................................................................................. 49 

Criminal Investigation Theory................................................................................................ 35 

Criminal Justice, Intro to........................................................................................................ 35 

Criminal Law......................................................................................................................... 36 

CSS Skills Implementation & Career Prep................................................................................ 47 

Culinary Competition I........................................................................................................... 37 

Culinary Competition II.......................................................................................................... 37 

Culinary Skills I..................................................................................................................... 37 

Culinary Skills II.................................................................................................................... 37 

Cultural Sensitivity in Interpreting.......................................................................................... 46 

DB2 UDB Programming & Stored Procedures......................................................................... 49 

DC/AC I................................................................................................................................ 39 

DC/AC II............................................................................................................................... 39 

Deaf Culture in America......................................................................................................... 46 

Dental Assistant Clinical - Adv................................................................................................ 61 

Dental Chairside - Advanced.................................................................................................. 61 

Dental Laboratory Procedure................................................................................................. 61 

Dental Office Management.................................................................................................... 37 

Dental Radiography - Advanced............................................................................................. 61 

Design & Publishing.............................................................................................................. 42 

Design Concepts.................................................................................................................... 42 


Design Problems................................................................................................................... 51 

Diesel Brake Systems............................................................................................................ 37 

Diesel Control Systems, Advanced.......................................................................................... 37 

Diesel Drive Trains................................................................................................................. 37 

Diesel Engine Service............................................................................................................. 37 

Diesel Fuel Systems, Advanced............................................................................................... 37 

Diesel Hydraulic Systems....................................................................................................... 38 

Digital Electronics.................................................................................................................. 40 

Digital Photography/Advanced.............................................................................................. 42 

Digital Photography/Introduction to...................................................................................... 42 

Digital Prepress Fundamentals............................................................................................... 42 

Dining Room Service............................................................................................................. 37 

Diversity and Change Management........................................................................................ 57 

Drama-AHS 1.0 CR................................................................................................................ 70 

E-Commerce/Marketing on the Internet................................................................................. 49 

ECE: Administering an Early Childhood Education Program...................................................... 38 

ECE: Art, Music, and Language Arts........................................................................................ 38 

ECE: Child Development......................................................................................................... 38 

ECE: Foundations of Early Childhood Education....................................................................... 38 

ECE: Guiding Children’s Behavior............................................................................................ 38 

ECE: Practicum 2................................................................................................................... 38 

ECE: Practicum 3................................................................................................................... 38 

ECE: Practicum 4................................................................................................................... 38 

Economics............................................................................................................................. 20 

Electrical & Electronic Systems 1............................................................................................. 32 



Electromechanical Dr Systems................................................................................................ 39 

Electronic Circuit Analysis....................................................................................................... 39 

Electronic Communications..................................................................................................... 40 

Electronic Devices I................................................................................................................ 40 

Electronic Devices II............................................................................................................... 40 

Electronics/Future Trends in................................................................................................... 40 

Elementary Algebra with Applications..................................................................................... 67 

Emergency Care for Specialties.............................................................................................. 40 

Emergency Medical Technician Basic Refresher....................................................................... 76 

Emerging Technologies & Applications.................................................................................... 47 

Employability Skills............................................................................................................... 17 

EMT - Paramedic Refresher.................................................................................................... 76 

EMT I Refresher..................................................................................................................... 76 

EMT-Basic.............................................................................................................................. 40 

EMT-Intermediate Technician.................................................................................................. 61 

Engine Performance 1........................................................................................................... 32 

Engine Performance 2........................................................................................................... 32 

Engine Repair 1.................................................................................................................... 32 

Engine Repair 2.................................................................................................................... 33 

Engineering Graphics w/CAD 1.............................................................................................. 51 



English Composition 1............................................................................................................ 16 

English Fundamentals I-AHS .5 CR.......................................................................................... 70 

English Fundamentals II-AHS .5 CR......................................................................................... 70 

Entrepreneurship 3- Operations MGMT................................................................................... 57 

Entrepreneurship-New Venture.............................................................................................. 57 

Environmental Science I-AHS .5 CR......................................................................................... 70 

Environmental Science II-AHS .5 CR........................................................................................ 70 

Ethics: Theory & Applications, Intro to.................................................................................... 20 

Fabrication Techniques........................................................................................................... 40 

Family and Chemical Abuse................................................................................................... 31 

Family Theory and Practice.................................................................................................... 44 

Feedback and Control Systems/ Electromechanical................................................................. 39 

Financial Analysis/Management............................................................................................ 28 

Fine Dining........................................................................................................................... 37 

Fire Investigation.................................................................................................................. 41 

Fire Officer I - Certification.................................................................................................... 76 

Fire Prevention..................................................................................................................... 41 

Fire Protection Hydraulics...................................................................................................... 41 

Fire Protection Systems.......................................................................................................... 41 

Fire Science Student Internship.............................................................................................. 41 

Fire Service Instructor I.......................................................................................................... 76 

Fire Service/Changing Technologies....................................................................................... 41 

Firefighter I Certification....................................................................................................... 76 


Firefighter II......................................................................................................................... 76 

Firefighting Principles I.......................................................................................................... 41 

Firefighting Principles II......................................................................................................... 41 

First Responder Refresher...................................................................................................... 76 

Flight Private Pilot................................................................................................................. 31 

Floral Design II/Commercial.................................................................................................. 43 

Fluid Power and Design......................................................................................................... 51 

Food and Beverage Cost Control............................................................................................. 37 

Foods, Basic.......................................................................................................................... 37 

Fresh Water Treatment.......................................................................................................... 34 

Fruit and Vegetable Science................................................................................................... 43 

Fundamentals of CNC Milling Applications............................................................................... 63 

Fundamentals of CNC Turning Applications............................................................................. 63 

Fundamentals of Reading Prescriptions.................................................................................. 55 

Game Engine Development.................................................................................................... 49 

Game Programming Technologies.......................................................................................... 49 

Garde Manger....................................................................................................................... 37 

Gauging/Inspection............................................................................................................... 61 

General Anatomy and Physiology.......................................................................................... 19 

General Biology.................................................................................................................... 19 

General Chemistry................................................................................................................. 19 

General Physics 1.................................................................................................................. 19 

German I.............................................................................................................................. 17 

Gerontology/Introduction to.................................................................................................. 44 

Global Interior Design Field Study.......................................................................................... 45 

Graphic Design Professional Practices..................................................................................... 42 

Graphics for Gaming............................................................................................................. 42 

Greenhouse Crops................................................................................................................. 43 

Group Counseling.................................................................................................................. 44 

Group Dynamics.................................................................................................................... 76 

Hair Design II B..................................................................................................................... 61 

Hazardous Materials.............................................................................................................. 41 

Health and Wellness for Firefighters....................................................................................... 41 

Health Data Management...................................................................................................... 43 

Health Unit Coordinator Clinical............................................................................................. 63 

Health Unit Coordinator Procedures I..................................................................................... 63 

Health Unit Coordinator Procedures II.................................................................................... 63 

Healthcare Delivery Systems.................................................................................................. 43 

Healthcare Quality Management............................................................................................ 43 

Healthcare Reimbursement.................................................................................................... 43 

History of Furniture and Decorative Arts................................................................................ 45 

Horticulture Business Operations............................................................................................ 43 

Horticulture Internship........................................................................................................... 43 

Human Body in Health & Disease........................................................................................... 62 

Human Resource Management.............................................................................................. 57 

Human Service Field Experience............................................................................................ 44 

Human Service Field Experience II......................................................................................... 44 

Human Services/Introduction................................................................................................ 44 

IA: Introduction to Educational Practices................................................................................. 38 

IA: Positive Classroom Mgmt Tech........................................................................................... 38 

IA: Practicum 1..................................................................................................................... 38 

IA: Techniques for Science...................................................................................................... 38 

IA: Technology and Media Resources...................................................................................... 38 

IA:Advanced Reading and Language Arts................................................................................ 38 

IA:Guiding and Managing Behavior........................................................................................ 38 

IA:Overview of Special Education........................................................................................... 38 

IBM i System Administration.................................................................................................. 49 

Illustration Media Concepts.................................................................................................... 42 

Illustration, Advanced............................................................................................................ 42 

Income Tax Accounting.......................................................................................................... 28 

Industrial Controls, Introduction to......................................................................................... 39 

Industrial Electronics.............................................................................................................. 40 

Industrial Mechanic Capstone Project...................................................................................... 45 

Interior Design Internship and Portfolio Development............................................................. 45 

Interior Materials, Finishes, & Products................................................................................... 45 

Interior Project Design, Advanced.......................................................................................... 45 

Intermediate Accounting I...................................................................................................... 28 

Intermediate Accounting II..................................................................................................... 29 

International Buffets............................................................................................................. 37 

Internet Business Applications................................................................................................ 49 

Internet Programming........................................................................................................... 49 

Internet/Introduction to........................................................................................................ 34 



Internship for Accounting....................................................................................................... 29 

Interpreting: Sign to Voice..................................................................................................... 46 

Interviewing Principles & Recordkeeping................................................................................ 45 

Interviews/ Interrogations/Confessions.................................................................................. 36 

Intrusion Detection Systems................................................................................................... 47 

Investments.......................................................................................................................... 33 

IT Customer Service Support.................................................................................................. 47 

IT Essentials.......................................................................................................................... 46 

IT in Business........................................................................................................................ 46 

IT Job Search Skills................................................................................................................ 46 

IT Project Management.......................................................................................................... 47 

Juvenile AODA Education Theory............................................................................................ 77 

Juvenile Law......................................................................................................................... 36 

Keyboarding......................................................................................................................... 29 

Keyboarding Applications...................................................................................................... 30 

Landscape Design/Advanced................................................................................................. 43 

Landscape Design/Introduction.............................................................................................. 43 

Landscape Plants II................................................................................................................ 44 

Landscaping/Interior............................................................................................................. 44 

Leadership Development....................................................................................................... 57 

Legal Aspects of Land Surveying............................................................................................ 34 

Legal Issues for Supervisors................................................................................................... 57 

LPN Refresher I - Theory/Lab................................................................................................ 54 

LPN Refresher II - Clinical...................................................................................................... 54 

Machine Design/Elements of................................................................................................. 51 

Macroeconomics.................................................................................................................... 20 

Management Accounting....................................................................................................... 29 

Management/Merchandising................................................................................................. 50 

Managing for Quality............................................................................................................ 57 

Managing Pharmacy Benefits................................................................................................ 55 

Manual Drive Train and Axles................................................................................................ 33 

Manufacturing Process Applications........................................................................................ 51 

Manufacturing Shop Safety.................................................................................................... 56 

Marketing Internship............................................................................................................. 50 

Marketing Management........................................................................................................ 50 

Marketing Principles.............................................................................................................. 50 

Marketing/Sports and Event Introduction............................................................................... 50 

Marriage and Family............................................................................................................. 20 

Materials Testing................................................................................................................... 34 

Math with Business Applications............................................................................................. 18 

Mathematics and Logic.......................................................................................................... 18 

Mathematics I-AHS .5 CR....................................................................................................... 70 

Mathematics I/Applied.......................................................................................................... 18 

Mathematics II-AHS .5 CR...................................................................................................... 70 

Mathematics II/Applied......................................................................................................... 18 

Mechanical Engineering, Introduction to Tech.......................................................................... 51 

Mechanical Power Transmission.............................................................................................. 45 

Mechanical Skills for Technicians............................................................................................ 32 

Media Mass Communication I-AHS .5 CR................................................................................. 70 

Medical Assistant Administrative Procedures........................................................................... 62 

Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures 1................................................................................... 62 

Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures 2................................................................................... 62 

Medical Assistant Lab Procedures 1........................................................................................ 62 

Medical Assistant Lab Procedures 2........................................................................................ 62 

Medical Assistant Practicum................................................................................................... 62 

Medical Assisting Re-Entry Assessment.................................................................................... 77 

Medical Devices; Function and Use 1...................................................................................... 39 

Medical Emergencies............................................................................................................. 40 

Medical Law, Ethics, & Professionalism................................................................................... 62 

Medical Office Insurance and Finance..................................................................................... 62 

Medical Terminology.............................................................................................................. 51 

Medical Transcription Externship............................................................................................ 61 

Medical Transcription Functions.............................................................................................. 61 

Medical Transcription II.......................................................................................................... 61 

Mental Health/Substance Abuse............................................................................................ 31 

Menu Planning Purchasing Cost Control.................................................................................. 37 

Message Services Administration............................................................................................ 47 

Metal Fabrication I................................................................................................................ 63 

Microbiology......................................................................................................................... 19 

Microeconomics..................................................................................................................... 20 

Microsoft Access.................................................................................................................... 34 

Microsoft Excel...................................................................................................................... 34 

Microsoft Excel II................................................................................................................... 34 

Microsoft PowerPoint............................................................................................................. 35 

Microsoft PowerPoint II.......................................................................................................... 35 

Microsoft Word...................................................................................................................... 35 

Microsoft Word II................................................................................................................... 35 

Motor Controls...................................................................................................................... 51 

MSSC Certification Preparation and Assessment...................................................................... 56 

Multimedia Applications......................................................................................................... 42 

Multimedia Survey................................................................................................................ 42 

Multiple Offender Program Theory......................................................................................... 77 

NCLEX PN Review.................................................................................................................. 77 

NCLEX RN Review.................................................................................................................. 77 

Network Administration - Linux/Unix.................................................................................... 47 

Network Administration - Microsoft........................................................................................ 47 

Network Concepts - CCNA1.................................................................................................... 48 

Network Specialist Internship................................................................................................. 48 

Network/Web Concepts, Introduction to................................................................................. 48 

NLN Testing-Anatomy and Physiology..................................................................................... 78 

NLN Testing-Microbiology...................................................................................................... 78 

NSG: Applied Pediatric Concepts............................................................................................. 54 

NSG: Critical Thinking Skills Boot Camp.................................................................................. 77 

Nsg: Endocrine & Electrolytes Disorders.................................................................................. 54 

Nsg: Intro Clinical Practice..................................................................................................... 52 

Nursing Advanced Clinical Practice......................................................................................... 52 

Nursing Advanced Skills......................................................................................................... 52 

Nursing Assistant................................................................................................................... 63 

Nursing Clinical Transition...................................................................................................... 52 

Nursing Complex Health Alterations I..................................................................................... 52 

Nursing Complex Health Alterations II.................................................................................... 52 

Nursing Fundamentals........................................................................................................... 53 

Nursing Health Alterations..................................................................................................... 53 

Nursing Health Promotion..................................................................................................... 53 

Nursing Intermediate Clinical Practice..................................................................................... 53 

Nursing Management and Professional Concepts.................................................................... 53 

Nursing Mental Health Community Concepts........................................................................... 53 

Nursing Pharmacology.......................................................................................................... 53 

Nursing Skills........................................................................................................................ 53 

Nursing: Assessment Skills Review.......................................................................................... 77 

Nursing: Clinical Care Across the Lifespan............................................................................... 54 

Nursing: Introduction to Clinical Care Management................................................................. 54 

Office Field Study.................................................................................................................. 61 

Office Proofreading and Editing............................................................................................. 30 

Office Technology Communications........................................................................................ 30 

Optoelectronics...................................................................................................................... 40 

Oral/Interpersonal Communication........................................................................................ 16 

Organizational Development................................................................................................. 57 

Pathophysiology for Health Professions.................................................................................. 54 

Payroll Accounting................................................................................................................. 29 

PC Basics/MS Office.............................................................................................................. 35 

Perennials............................................................................................................................. 44 

Perl Programming, Introduction to......................................................................................... 49 

Personal Financial Planning................................................................................................... 41 

Personal Skills for Supervisors............................................................................................... 57 

Pharmaceutical Business Applications..................................................................................... 55 

Pharmacology for Allied Health Pharm for Allied Health......................................................... 62 

Pharmacy Calculations........................................................................................................... 55 

Pharmacy Law...................................................................................................................... 55 

Plant Pests and Control.......................................................................................................... 44 

Pneumatics/Hydraulics - Introduction..................................................................................... 41 

Police Administration............................................................................................................. 36 

Police Science Internship........................................................................................................ 36 

Practicum II.......................................................................................................................... 46 

Pre-Algebra.......................................................................................................................... 67 

Pre-Technical Reading............................................................................................................ 68 

Pre-Technical Writing............................................................................................................. 67 

Prep for Basic Chemistry........................................................................................................ 67 

Preventative/Predictive Maintenance..................................................................................... 45 

Principles of Customer Service in Healthcare........................................................................... 52 

Principles of Emergency Services............................................................................................ 41 

Principles of Sustainability..................................................................................................... 20 

Principles of Sustainability..................................................................................................... 20 

Problem Solving and Decision Making.................................................................................... 57 



Process Controls.................................................................................................................... 39 

Professional Communications................................................................................................. 36 

Professional Development..................................................................................................... 30 

Professional Development for Interpreter............................................................................... 46 

Professional Piloting I............................................................................................................ 31 

Professional Piloting II........................................................................................................... 31 

Professional Practice 1........................................................................................................... 43 

Professional Practice 2........................................................................................................... 43 

Professional Practices in Human Services................................................................................ 45 

Programmable Controllers..................................................................................................... 39 

Programmable Logic Controllers/Advanced............................................................................ 39 

Programming & Database, Introduction to Concepts................................................................ 49 

Project Management............................................................................................................. 57 

Promotion Principles I............................................................................................................ 50 

Psychology-AHS 1.0 CR......................................................................................................... 70 

Psychology, Abnormal........................................................................................................... 20 

Psychology, Developmental................................................................................................... 20 

Psychology, Introduction to.................................................................................................... 21 

Psychopharmacology............................................................................................................. 31 

PTA Clinical Practice 1............................................................................................................ 55 

PTA Clinical Practice 3............................................................................................................ 55 

PTA Kinesiology 2.................................................................................................................. 55 

PTA Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation......................................................................................... 55 

PTA Professional Issues 2....................................................................................................... 55 

PTA Rehabilitation Across the Lifespan.................................................................................... 55 

PTA Therapeutic Exercise........................................................................................................ 56 

Publication Design for the Office............................................................................................ 30 

Quality for Automated Manufacturing.................................................................................... 32 

Race, Ethnic, and Diversity Studies......................................................................................... 21 

Radiation Protection and Biology........................................................................................... 56 

Radiographic Imaging 2........................................................................................................ 56 

Radiographic Pathology......................................................................................................... 56 

Radiographic Procedures 2.................................................................................................... 56 

Radiographic Quality Analysis................................................................................................ 56 

Radiography Clinical 2........................................................................................................... 56 

Radiography Clinical 5........................................................................................................... 56 

Reading & Study Skills, Intro................................................................................................. 67 

Records Management............................................................................................................ 30 

Reinforced Concrete—Design & Detailing.............................................................................. 34 

Rendering Techniques............................................................................................................ 45 

Report Writing...................................................................................................................... 36 

Residential and Commercial Inspection................................................................................... 31 

Responsible Beverage Service................................................................................................ 78 

Retailing............................................................................................................................... 50 

RN Refresher I - Theory/Lab.................................................................................................. 54 

RN Refresher II - Clinical........................................................................................................ 54 

Robotics Mechanics I.............................................................................................................. 39 

Robotics/Material Handling Systems...................................................................................... 45 

Rules of Evidence.................................................................................................................. 36 

Safety in Healthcare.............................................................................................................. 39 

Safety in the Workplace......................................................................................................... 57 

Sanitation and Hygiene......................................................................................................... 37 

Securing Wireless Devices and Networks................................................................................. 48 

Security Policies and Procedures............................................................................................. 48 

Security, Intro to................................................................................................................... 36 

Selling Principles................................................................................................................... 50 

Selling Principles/Advanced................................................................................................... 50 

Selling Techniques................................................................................................................. 50 

Server Technologies............................................................................................................... 48 

Sewer and Water Systems...................................................................................................... 34 

Short Order/Deli................................................................................................................... 37 

Skill Building I....................................................................................................................... 30 

Sociology-AHS 1.0 CR............................................................................................................ 71 

Sociology, Introduction to....................................................................................................... 21 

Solid State Circuits, Introduction to......................................................................................... 39 

Spanish for Law Enforcement................................................................................................. 36 

Spanish I............................................................................................................................... 17 

Spanish II............................................................................................................................. 17 

Speaking Principles............................................................................................................... 16 

Speech.................................................................................................................................. 16 

Statics................................................................................................................................... 51 

Statistical Process Control/CT................................................................................................. 56 

Steering & Suspension Systems.............................................................................................. 33 

Strategies, Tactics & Incident Mgmt........................................................................................ 41 

Stress Management............................................................................................................... 57 

Structural Mechanics—Civil Engineering................................................................................ 34 

Supervision........................................................................................................................... 57 

Surgical Interventions 2......................................................................................................... 58 

Surgical Pharmacology.......................................................................................................... 58 

Surgical Skills Application...................................................................................................... 58 

Surgical Tech Fundamentals 2................................................................................................ 58 

Surgical Technology Clinical 3................................................................................................ 58 

Surgical Technology Clinical 4................................................................................................ 58 

Survey Construction, Rte and Hwy.......................................................................................... 34 

Sustainable Energy-Capstone Design Proj............................................................................... 56 

Switching & WANs - CCNA 3 & 4............................................................................................. 48 

System i Concepts.................................................................................................................. 49 

System i Control Language.................................................................................................... 49 

System Software Support....................................................................................................... 47 

Team Building and Problem Solving....................................................................................... 57 

TEAS TEST........................................................................................................................ 54, 77 

Technical Reporting............................................................................................................... 16 

Technical Writing/ Externship/Internship................................................................................ 17 

Technical Writing/ Newsletter Writing..................................................................................... 17 

Technical Writing/Edit and Proofreading................................................................................. 17 

Technical Writing/Grant and Proposal Writing......................................................................... 17 

Technical Writing/Introduction............................................................................................... 17 

Technical Writing/Online Documentation................................................................................ 17 

Technical Writing/Print Production......................................................................................... 17 

Technical Writing/Vendor Management/Ethics........................................................................ 17 

Terrorism/Homeland Security................................................................................................ 36 

Test Taking Strategies for Nursing.......................................................................................... 78 

Ticket Sales........................................................................................................................... 50 

Time Management................................................................................................................ 57 

Traffic Safety Point Reduction Theory..................................................................................... 76 

Traffic Theory....................................................................................................................... 36 

Transition: LPN to ADN.......................................................................................................... 78 

Trauma Emergencies............................................................................................................. 41 

Troubleshooting Electrical/Electronic Systems.......................................................................... 39 

Variable Speed Drives............................................................................................................ 39 

Video Editing......................................................................................................................... 42 

Waste Water Treatment......................................................................................................... 34 

Web Pages for the Office....................................................................................................... 30 

Web Programming Concepts.................................................................................................. 49 

Webpage Design for Graphic Designers.................................................................................. 43 

Weld Printreading and Fabrication Procedures........................................................................ 63 

Welding Basics...................................................................................................................... 58 

Welding/Advanced Gas Metal Arc Welding............................................................................. 64 

Welding/Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Weld............................................................................. 64 

Welding/Advanced Oxyacetylene........................................................................................... 64 

Welding/Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding...................................................................... 64 

Welding/Fundamentals of..................................................................................................... 64 

Welding/Gas Metal Arc Welding............................................................................................. 64 

Welding/Gas Tungsten Arc Welding........................................................................................ 64 

Welding/Oxyacetylene.......................................................................................................... 64 

Welding/Pipe Gas Metal Arc Welding..................................................................................... 64 

Welding/Pipe Gas Tungsten Arc Welding................................................................................. 64 

Welding/Pipe Oxyacetylene Fitting........................................................................................ 64 

Welding/Pipe Shielded Metal Arc Welding.............................................................................. 64 

Welding/Robotic Program and Plasma Cutting........................................................................ 65 

Welding/Shielded Metal Arc Welding...................................................................................... 65 

Windows Operating Systems and Concepts.............................................................................. 35 

Word Processing Applied........................................................................................................ 61 

Word Processing for the Office............................................................................................... 30 

World Cultures-AHS 1.0 CR.................................................................................................... 71 

Writing Principles.................................................................................................................. 17 

Writing/Pre-College.............................................................................................................. 67 

Written Communication II...................................................................................................... 17 

Written Communication Skills-AHS 1.0 CR............................................................................... 70 


General Studies: Spring Subject Index 

Communication Skills..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................16 

Foreign Language....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17 

General Studies.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17 

Mathematics............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18 

Natural Science........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18 

Social Science......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 

General Studies: Spring Course Index 

Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced................................................................. 18 

Anatomy, Basic................................................................................................ 18 

Biochemistry/Introduction............................................................................... 19 

Calculus 2........................................................................................................ 18 

College Algebra and Trigonometry with Applications......................................... 18 

College Mathematics........................................................................................ 18 

College Physics 1............................................................................................. 19 

College Technical Math 1.................................................................................. 18 

College Technical Math 1A................................................................................ 18 

Economics........................................................................................................ 20 

Employability Skills......................................................................................... 17 

English Composition 1...................................................................................... 16 

Ethics: Theory & Applications, Intro to..............................................................20 

General Anatomy and Physiology..................................................................... 19 

General Biology............................................................................................... 19 

General Chemistry........................................................................................... 19 

General Physics 1............................................................................................ 19 

German I......................................................................................................... 17 

Macroeconomics.............................................................................................. 20 

Marriage and Family.......................................................................................20 

Math with Business Applications....................................................................... 18 

Mathematics and Logic.................................................................................... 18 

Mathematics I/Applied.................................................................................... 18 

Mathematics II/Applied................................................................................... 18 

Microbiology.................................................................................................... 19 

Microeconomics...............................................................................................20 

Oral/Interpersonal Communication.................................................................. 16 

Principles of Sustainability...............................................................................20 

Principles of Sustainability...............................................................................20 

Psychology, Abnormal......................................................................................20 

Psychology, Developmental..............................................................................20 

Psychology, Introduction to.............................................................................. 21 

Race, Ethnic, and Diversity Studies................................................................... 21 

Sociology, Introduction to................................................................................. 21 

Spanish I......................................................................................................... 17 

Spanish II........................................................................................................ 17 

Speaking Principles......................................................................................... 16 

Speech............................................................................................................. 16 

Technical Reporting.......................................................................................... 16 

Technical Writing/ Externship/Internship......................................................... 17 

Technical Writing/ Newsletter Writing.............................................................. 17 

Technical Writing/Edit and Proofreading.......................................................... 17 

Technical Writing/Grant and Proposal Writing.................................................. 17 

Technical Writing/Introduction......................................................................... 17 

Technical Writing/Online Documentation......................................................... 17 

Technical Writing/Print Production................................................................... 17 

Technical Writing/Vendor Management/Ethics................................................. 17 

Writing Principles............................................................................................. 17 

Written Communication II................................................................................ 17 

General Studies: Spring 2012 15

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801-136-3R11 $366.43 T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 

801-136-3R12 $366.43 W 06:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/02 

801-136-3R13 $366.43 Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

801-136-3R1A $366.43 MW 10:15A-11:45A 01/18-05/07 

801-136-3R1B $366.43 MW 12:25P-01:55P 01/18-05/07 

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801-136-3R1D $366.43 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 01/19-05/08 

801-136-3R1E $366.43 TTh 02:35P-04:05P 01/19-05/08 

801-136-3R1F $366.43 F 09:10A-12:10P 01/20-05/04 

801-136-3R9A $366.43 S 09:10A-12:10P 01/21-05/05 

Elkhorn 

801-136-3E11 $366.43 T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 

801-136-3E12 $366.43 W 06:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/02 

801-136-3E13 $366.43 F 06:00P-09:00P 01/20-05/04 

801-136-3E1A $366.43 MW 10:15A-11:45A 01/18-05/07 

801-136-3E1B $366.43 MW 12:25P-01:55P 01/18-05/07 

801-136-3E1C $366.43 MW 02:35P-04:05P 01/18-05/07 

801-136-3E1D $366.43 TTh 09:10A-10:40A 01/19-05/08 

801-136-3E1E $366.43 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 01/19-05/08 

801-136-3E1F $366.43 TTh 02:35P-04:05P 01/19-05/08 

Burlington 

801-136-3B11 $366.43 T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 

801-136-3B9A $366.43 S 09:10A-12:10P 01/21-05/05 

Off Campus 


801-136-3W7A $396.43 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

801-136-3W7B $396.43 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

801-136-3W7C $396.43 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

801-136-3W7D $396.43 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

801-136-3W7E $396.43 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

801-196 Oral/Interpersonal Communication 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 858-760 Pre-Technical Reading 

Kenosha 

801-196-3K11 $366.43 M 06:00P-09:00P 01/23-05/07 

801-196-3K12 $366.43 W 06:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/02 

801-196-3K13 $366.43 Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

801-196-3K14 $366.43 F 04:45P-07:45P 01/20-05/04 

801-196-3K1A $366.43 MW 08:05A-09:35A 01/18-05/07 

801-196-3K1B $366.43 MW 10:15A-11:45A 01/18-05/07 

801-196-3K1C $366.43 MW 12:25P-01:55P 01/18-05/07 

801-196-3K1D $366.43 MW 02:35P-04:05P 01/18-05/02 

801-196-3K1E $366.43 TTh 08:05A-09:35A 01/19-05/08 

801-196-3K1F $366.43 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 01/19-05/08 

801-196-3K1G $366.43 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 01/19-05/08 

801-196-3K1H $366.43 F 08:05A-11:05A 01/20-05/04 

801-196-3K9A $366.43 S 09:10A-12:10P 01/21-05/05 

801-196-3KMA $366.43 BLND T 01:30P-03:00P 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

801-196-3R11 $366.43 AC T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 

801-196-3R12 $366.43 AC Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

801-196-3R13 $366.43 AC M 06:00P-09:00P 01/23-05/07 

801-196-3R1A $366.43 AC MW 08:05A-09:35A 01/18-05/07 

801-196-3R1B $366.43 AC MW 12:25P-01:55P 01/18-05/07 

801-196-3R1C $366.43 AC W 02:35P-05:35P 01/18-05/02 

801-196-3R1D $366.43 AC TTh 10:15A-11:45A 01/19-05/08 

801-196-3R1E $366.43 AC TTh 12:25P-01:55P 01/19-05/08 

801-196-3R4A $366.43 AC S 09:10A-12:10P 01/21-03/10 

Elkhorn 

801-196-3E11 $366.43 T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 

801-196-3E1A $366.43 MW 01:30P-03:00P 01/18-05/07 

801-196-3E1B $366.43 TTh 11:20A-12:50P 01/19-05/08 

801-196-3E1C $366.43 F 12:25P-03:25P 01/20-05/04 

Burlington 

801-196-3B11 $366.43 M 06:00P-09:00P 01/23-05/07 

801-302 Speaking Principles 1.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: NONE 

Kenosha 

801-302-3K11 $124.81 W 04:45P-06:45P 01/18-05/02 

Racine 

801-302-3R11 $124.81 W 03:30P-05:30P 01/18-05/02 

801-198 Speech 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

801-198-3K11 $366.43 T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 

801-198-3K12 $366.43 Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

801-198-3K1A $366.43 MW 09:10A-10:40A 01/18-05/07 

801-198-3K1B $366.43 MW 11:20A-12:50P 01/18-05/07 

801-198-3K1C $366.43 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 01/19-05/08 

801-198-3K1D $366.43 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 01/19-05/08 


801-198-3L31 $366.43 AC Th 06:00P-09:00P 02/16-04/19 

Racine 

801-198-3R11 $366.43 F 06:00P-09:00P 01/20-05/04 

801-198-3R1A $366.43 MW 10:15A-11:45A 01/18-05/07 

801-198-3R1B $366.43 TTh 02:35P-04:05P 01/19-05/08 

801-198-3R4A $366.43 AC S 09:10A-12:10P 03/03-05/05 

Elkhorn 

801-198-3E11 $366.43 INET Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

801-198-3E1A $366.43 INET MW 12:25P-01:55P 01/18-05/07 

801-198-3E1B $366.43 INET TTh 10:15A-11:45A 01/19-05/08 

801-198-3E1C $366.43 INET TTh 01:30P-03:00P 01/24-05/08 

801-198-3E1D $366.43 INET T 01:30P-04:30P 01/24-05/08 

801-197 Technical Reporting 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 801-136 English Composition 1 

Kenosha 

801-197-3K11 $366.43 W 06:30P-09:30P 01/18-05/02 

801-197-3K1A $366.43 BLND Th 01:30P-04:30P 01/19-05/03 

801-197-3KMA $366.43 BLND F 09:10A-10:40A 01/20-05/04 

801-197-3KMB $366.43 BLND F 11:20A-12:50P 01/20-05/04 

Racine 

801-197-3R11 $366.43 F 06:00P-09:00P 01/20-05/04 

CATI 

801-197-3C11 $366.43 Th 04:45P-07:45P 01/19-05/03 


Course Delivery Methods key: INET—Internet Study BLND—Blended ITV—Interactive TV IPVID—IP Video and NODAL 

see pages 6–7 

AC—Accelerated ST—Stacked Class SP—Self-Paced Labs OPEN—Open Entry 

Elkhorn 

801-197-3E11 $366.43 INET M 06:00P-09:00P 01/23-05/07 

Off Campus 





801-124 Technical Writing/Edit 

and Proofreading 


2.00 CR 

Racine 

801-124-3RMA $245.62 BLND M 02:35P-03:35P 01/23-03/19 

M 03:35P-04:50P 01/23-03/19 

Off Campus 



801-126 Technical Writing/ 

Externship/Internship 

3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 801-133 Technical Writing/Introduction and 801-197 Technical 

Reporting and 801-132 Technical Writing/ Electronic Publishing and 801-114 

Technical Writing/ Safety Information and 801-106 Technical Writing/Layout and 

Design 

Racine 

801-126-3R1A $366.43 TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

801-131 Technical Writing/ Newsletter Writing 1.00 CR 


Racine 

801-131-3RM1 $124.81 BLND W 06:00P-06:30P 01/18-05/02 

W 06:30P-07:00P 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 




Vendor Management/Ethics 


1.00 CR 

Racine 

801-125-3R4A $124.81 AC S 08:00A-04:00P 02/04-02/04 

801-120 Technical Writing/Grant 

and Proposal Writing 


2.00 CR 

Racine 

801-120-3R11 $245.62 BLND,ST T 06:00P-07:00P 01/24-05/08 

T 07:00P-08:00P 01/24-05/08 

Off Campus 




801-133 Technical Writing/Introduction 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 801-195 Written Communication 

COREQUISITES: 801-195 Written Communication 

Racine 

801-133-3RMA $245.62 BLND W 02:35P-03:35P 01/18-05/02 

W 03:35P-04:25P 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 




Online Documentation 


2.00 CR 

Racine 

801-113-3RMA $245.62 BLND T 02:35P-03:35P 01/24-03/20 

T 03:35P-04:50P 01/24-03/20 

Off Campus 


801-121 Technical Writing/Print Production 2.00 CR 


Off Campus 

801-121-3W7A $265.62 IS,INET TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA 

801-301 Writing Principles 1.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 851-760 Pre-Technical Writing 

Racine 

801-301-3R11 $124.81 W 03:40P-05:40P 01/18-05/02 

801-301-3R1A $124.81 F 08:05A-12:05P 01/21-03/09 

Elkhorn 

801-301-3E1A $124.81 T 03:40P-05:40P 01/24-05/08 

801-199 Written Communication II 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

801-199-3K11 $366.43 T 06:30P-09:30P 01/24-05/08 

Foreign Language 

802-104 German I 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

802-104-3K11 $366.43 MW 06:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

802-111 Spanish I 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

802-111-3K11 $366.43 MW 06:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

802-111-3K12 $366.43 TTh 06:00P-08:00P 01/19-05/08 

802-111-3K1A $366.43 TTh 03:40P-05:40P 01/19-05/08 

Racine 

802-111-3R11 $366.43 MW 06:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

Elkhorn 

802-111-3E1A $366.43 TTh 03:40P-05:40P 01/19-05/08 

802-112 Spanish II 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 802-111 Spanish I 

Racine 

802-112-3R11 $366.43 MW 06:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

General Studies 

890-103 Employability Skills 2.00 CR 



890-103-3L61 $245.62 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/08 

Elkhorn 

890-103-3E6A $245.62 SP MW 03:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

890-103-3E6B $245.62 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 01/24-05/08 



Mathematics 

804-181 Calculus 2 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 804-198 Calculus 1 

CATI 

804-181-3C11 $487.24 MW 04:45P-06:45P 01/18-05/07 

804-181-3C1A $487.24 TTh 08:05A-10:05A 01/19-05/08 

804-197 College Algebra and Trigonometry 

with Applications 

5.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 804-114 College Technical Math 1B or 804-115 College Technical 

Math 1 

CATI 

804-197-3C11 $608.05 MW 07:00P-09:30P 01/18-05/07 

804-197-3C1A $608.05 TTh 10:15A-12:45P 01/19-05/08 

804-107 College Mathematics 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 834-109 Pre-Algebra 

Kenosha 

804-107-3K11 $366.43 T 05:15P-08:15P 01/24-05/01 

804-107-3K12 $366.43 W 06:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/02 

804-107-3K1A $366.43 MW 10:15A-11:45A 01/18-05/07 

804-107-3K1C $366.43 TTh 09:10A-10:40A 01/19-05/08 

804-107-3K1D $366.43 F 10:15A-01:15P 01/20-05/04 

804-107-3K1E $366.43 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 01/19-05/08 

804-107-3KMB $366.43 BLND W 12:25P-01:55P 01/18-05/02 

Racine 

804-107-3R11 $366.43 INET F 06:00P-09:00P 01/20-05/04 

804-107-3R1A $366.43 INET TTh 12:25P-01:55P 01/19-05/08 

804-107-3R31 $366.43 INET M 06:00P-09:20P 01/23-03/05 

Elkhorn 

804-107-3E11 $366.43 INET W 05:15P-08:15P 01/18-05/02 

804-107-3E12 $366.43 INET T 05:15P-08:15P 01/24-05/01 

804-107-3E1A $366.43 INET F 12:25P-03:25P 01/20-05/04 

Off Campus 




804-115 College Technical Math 1 5.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 834-110 Elementary Algebra with Applications 

CATI 

804-115-3C11 $608.05 TTh 06:00P-08:30P 01/19-05/08 

804-115-3C1A $608.05 MW 09:10A-11:40A 01/18-05/07 

Off Campus 


804-113 College Technical Math 1A 3.00 CR 


Racine 

804-113-3R1A $366.43 MW 10:15A-11:45A 01/18-05/07 

804-123 Math with Business Applications 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 834-109 Pre-Algebra 

Kenosha 

804-123-3K11 $366.43 M 05:15P-08:15P 01/23-05/07 

804-123-3K1A $366.43 F 10:15A-01:15P 01/20-05/04 

Racine 

804-123-3R11 $366.43 INET Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

804-123-3R1A $366.43 INET F 09:10A-12:10P 01/20-05/04 

Elkhorn 

804-123-3E11 $366.43 INET M 05:15P-08:15P 01/23-05/07 

804-123-3E1A $366.43 INET F 09:10A-12:10P 01/20-05/04 

Off Campus 



804-133 Mathematics and Logic 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

804-133-3K11 $366.43 Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

Off Campus 


804-370 Mathematics I/Applied 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 854-760 Mathematics/Pre Technical 

Racine 

804-370-3R1A $245.62 F 01:30P-05:30P 01/20-05/04 

Elkhorn 

804-370-3E1A $245.62 TTh 01:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/08 

804-371 Mathematics II/Applied 1.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 804-370 Mathematics I/Applied 

Racine 

804-371-3R2A $124.81 ST F 01:30P-03:30P 01/20-05/04 

Natural Science 

806-179 Anatomy and Physiology, 

Advanced 

PREREQUISITES: 806-177 General Anatomy and Physiology 

4.00 CR 

Kenosha 

806-179-3K11 $509.24 W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/07 

M 05:50P-07:50P 01/18-05/07 

806-179-3K1A $509.24 Th 08:05A-11:05A 01/19-05/08 

T 09:10A-11:10A 01/19-05/08 

806-179-3K1B $509.24 W 08:05A-11:05A 01/18-05/07 

M 09:10A-11:10A 01/18-05/07 

806-179-3K1C $509.24 Th 11:20A-02:20P 01/19-05/08 

T 11:20A-01:20P 01/19-05/08 

806-179-3K1D $509.24 W 01:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/07 

M 02:35P-04:35P 01/18-05/07 

Racine 

806-179-3R11 $509.24 M 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/07 

W 05:50P-07:50P 01/18-05/07 

806-179-3R1A $509.24 T 01:30P-04:30P 01/19-05/08 

Th 01:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/08 

Burlington 

806-179-3B11 $509.24 W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/07 

M 05:50P-07:50P 01/18-05/07 

806-179-3B1A $509.24 W 12:25P-03:25P 01/18-05/07 

M 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/07 

806-189 Anatomy, Basic 3.00 CR 


Racine 

806-189-3R1A $366.43 MW 01:30P-03:00P 01/18-05/07 

Burlington 

806-189-3B1A $366.43 S 08:05A-11:05A 01/21-05/12 





806-186 Biochemistry/Introduction 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 806-134 General Chemistry 

Kenosha 

806-186-3K1A $509.24 Th 12:25P-03:25P 01/19-05/08 

T 12:25P-02:25P 01/19-05/08 

806-143 College Physics 1 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 804-113 College Technical Math 1A 

Racine 

806-143-3R11 $381.93 M 01:30P-03:30P 01/23-05/09 

M 03:30P-05:30P 01/23-05/09 

806-177 General Anatomy and Physiology 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 806-134 General Chemistry 

Kenosha 

806-177-3K11 $509.24 Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/08 

T 05:50P-07:50P 01/19-05/08 

806-177-3K1A $509.24 T 08:05A-11:05A 01/19-05/08 

Th 08:05A-10:05A 01/19-05/08 

806-177-3K1B $509.24 W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/07 

M 09:10A-11:10A 01/18-05/07 

806-177-3K1C $509.24 W 11:20A-02:20P 01/18-05/07 

M 11:20A-01:20P 01/18-05/07 

806-177-3K1D $509.24 T 01:30P-04:30P 01/19-05/08 

Th 01:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/08 

806-177-3KMA $509.24 BLND TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

Th 11:15A-01:15P 01/19-05/08 

Racine 

806-177-3R11 $509.24 T 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/08 

Th 05:50P-07:50P 01/19-05/08 

806-177-3R1A $509.24 M 01:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/07 

W 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/07 

806-177-3R1B $509.24 M 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/07 

W 09:10A-11:10A 01/18-05/07 

Elkhorn 

806-177-3E11 $509.24 M 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/07 

W 05:50P-07:50P 01/18-05/07 

806-177-3E1A $509.24 MW 01:30P-03:00P 01/18-05/07 

F 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/07 

Burlington 

806-177-3B11 $509.24 Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/08 

T 05:50P-07:50P 01/19-05/08 

806-177-3B1A $509.24 M 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/07 

W 05:50P-07:50P 01/18-05/07 

806-114 General Biology 4.00 CR 


Kenosha 

806-114-3K11 $509.24 M 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/07 

W 05:50P-07:50P 01/18-05/07 

806-114-3K1A $509.24 Th 12:25P-03:25P 01/19-05/08 

T 12:25P-02:25P 01/19-05/08 

Racine 

806-114-3R1A $509.24 T 12:25P-03:25P 01/19-05/08 

Th 12:25P-02:25P 01/19-05/08 

Burlington 

806-114-3B1A $509.24 M 01:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/07 

W 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/07 

806-134 General Chemistry 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 804-106 College Math, Introduction to or 804-107 College 

Mathematics 

Kenosha 

806-134-3K11 $509.24 Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/08 

T 05:50P-07:50P 01/19-05/08 

806-134-3K12 $509.24 M 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/07 

W 05:50P-07:50P 01/18-05/07 

806-134-3K1A $509.24 MF 09:10A-10:40A 01/18-05/07 

W 09:10A-11:10A 01/18-05/07 

806-134-3K1B $509.24 T 09:10A-12:10P 01/19-05/08 

Th 09:10A-11:10A 01/19-05/08 

806-134-3K1D $509.24 M 02:35P-05:35P 01/18-05/07 

W 02:35P-04:35P 01/18-05/07 

806-134-3K1E $509.24 T 02:35P-05:35P 01/19-05/08 

Th 03:40P-05:40P 01/19-05/08 

806-134-3K1F $509.24 F 09:10A-12:10P 01/20-05/04 

F 12:25P-02:25P 01/20-05/04 

806-134-3K1G $509.24 S 09:10A-12:10P 01/21-05/05 

S 12:25P-02:25P 01/21-05/05 

Racine 

806-134-3R11 $509.24 Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/08 

T 05:50P-07:50P 01/19-05/08 

806-134-3R12 $509.24 W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/07 

M 05:50P-07:50P 01/18-05/07 

806-134-3R1A $509.24 MF 09:10A-10:40A 01/18-05/07 

W 09:10A-11:10A 01/18-05/07 

806-134-3R1B $509.24 T 01:30P-04:30P 01/19-05/08 

Th 01:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

806-134-3E11 $509.24 Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/08 

T 05:50P-07:50P 01/19-05/08 

806-134-3E12 $509.24 W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/07 

M 05:50P-07:50P 01/18-05/07 

806-134-3E1B $509.24 W 02:35P-05:35P 01/18-05/07 

M 02:35P-04:35P 01/18-05/07 

806-154 General Physics 1 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 804-114 College Technical Math 1B or 804-115 

College Technical Math 1 

Racine 

806-154-3R11 $509.24 W 04:45P-07:45P 01/18-05/02 

W 07:45P-09:45P 01/18-05/02 

806-154-3R1A $509.24 S 08:05A-11:05A 01/21-05/05 

S 11:05A-01:05P 01/21-05/05 

806-197 Microbiology 4.00 CR 


Kenosha 

806-197-3K11 $509.24 M 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/07 

W 05:50P-07:50P 01/18-05/07 

806-197-3K1A $509.24 M 10:15A-01:15P 01/18-05/07 

W 10:15A-12:15P 01/18-05/07 

806-197-3K1B $509.24 T 01:30P-04:30P 01/19-05/08 

Th 01:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/08 

806-197-3K1C $509.24 T 09:10A-11:10P 01/19-05/08 

Th 09:10A-11:10A 01/19-05/08 

806-197-3K1D $509.24 M 01:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/07 

W 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/07 

806-197-3K1E $509.24 F 09:10A-12:10P 01/20-05/04 

F 12:25P-02:25P 01/20-05/04 

806-197-3R1A $509.24 T 09:10A-12:10P 01/19-05/08 

Th 09:10A-11:10A 01/19-05/08 



Racine 

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Burlington 

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806-197-3B1B $509.24 F 09:10A-12:10P 01/20-05/04 

F 12:25P-02:25P 01/20-05/04 

806-112 Principles of Sustainability 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

806-112-3K1A $366.43 TTh 01:30P-03:00P 01/19-05/08 

Social Science 

809-195 Economics 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 838-105 Reading & Study Skills, Intro 

Kenosha 

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Racine 

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Elkhorn 

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Off Campus 



809-166 Ethics: Theory & Applications, 

Intro to 


3.00 CR 

Kenosha 

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Racine 

809-166-3R11 $366.43 W 05:45P-09:05P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

809-166-3E11 $366.43 Th 05:45P-09:05P 01/19-05/03 

Off Campus 


809-144 Macroeconomics 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

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Racine 

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809-144-3R1A $366.43 AC MW 12:25P-01:55P 01/18-05/07 

809-144-3R31 $366.43 AC M 06:00P-09:00P 01/23-03/19 

Off Campus 



809-128 Marriage and Family 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

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Racine 

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809-143 Microeconomics 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

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Racine 

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Off Campus 



809-112 Principles of Sustainability 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

809-112-3K11 $366.43 TTh 03:40P-05:10P 01/19-05/08 

809-159 Psychology, Abnormal 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 809-198 Psychology, Introduction to 

Kenosha 

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Elkhorn 

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Burlington 

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Off Campus 



809-188 Psychology, Developmental 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

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Racine 

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Burlington 

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Off Campus 







809-198 Psychology, Introduction to 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

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Elkhorn 

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Burlington 

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Off Campus 





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Elkhorn 

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809-196-3E1B $366.43 INET TTh 02:35P-04:05P 01/19-05/08 

Burlington 

809-196-3B12 $366.43 INET W 05:15P-08:15P 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 






809-172 Race, Ethnic, and Diversity Studies 3.00 CR 


Off Campus 


809-196 Sociology, Introduction to 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

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809-196-3R1B $366.43 INET TTh 11:20A-12:50P 01/19-05/08 


Associate Degree: Spring Subject Index 

Accounting....................................................................................................... 27 

Admin/Office Assistant/Medical......................................................................29 

Aeronautics...................................................................................................... 30 

Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse............................................................................. 31 

Architectural Technology.................................................................................. 31 

Automated Manufacturing............................................................................... 31 

Automotive Technology....................................................................................32 

Business Administration...................................................................................33 

Civil Engineering Technology............................................................................33 

Computer Software..........................................................................................34 

Criminal Justice............................................................................................... 35 

Culinary Arts................................................................................................... 36 

Dental............................................................................................................. 37 

Diesel Equipment Technology........................................................................... 37 

Early Childhood Education...............................................................................38 

Educational Services........................................................................................38 

Electrical Engineering Tech...............................................................................39 

Electromechanical Technology..........................................................................39 

Electronic Technology.......................................................................................39 

Emergency Medical Service..............................................................................40 

Financial Planning........................................................................................... 41 

Fire Technology............................................................................................... 41 

Fluid Power Technology.................................................................................... 41 

Graphics/Printing/Publishing.......................................................................... 41 

Health Information Technology........................................................................43 

Horticulture..................................................................................................... 43 

Human Services...............................................................................................44 

Industrial Equip Mechanic................................................................................45 

Interior Design................................................................................................. 45 

Interpreter Technology.....................................................................................45 

IT - Information Technology..............................................................................46 

IT - Microcomputer Specialist............................................................................ 47 

IT - Network Communications........................................................................... 47 

IT - Programming and Web..............................................................................48 

Marketing & Merchandising Mgmt...................................................................49 

Mechanical Technology....................................................................................50 

Medical Terminology........................................................................................ 51 

Nursing........................................................................................................... 52 

Nursing and Nursing Related...........................................................................54 

Pharmacy........................................................................................................ 55 

Physical Therapy Assistant...............................................................................55 

Quality Assurance............................................................................................ 56 

Quality Interdisciplinary..................................................................................56 

Radiologic Technology......................................................................................56 

Related Business.............................................................................................. 56 

Renewable Energy - Electricity..........................................................................56 

Small Business................................................................................................. 57 

Supervisory Management................................................................................ 57 

Surgical Tech................................................................................................... 58 

Welding........................................................................................................... 58 


Accelerated Learning....................................................................................... 57 

Accounting Capstone........................................................................................ 27 

Accounting for Business................................................................................... 27 

Accounting Portfolio Development.................................................................... 27 

Accounting Principles....................................................................................... 27 

Accounting Program Orientation...................................................................... 27 

Accounting Software Applications..................................................................... 27 

Accounting Spreadsheet Applications................................................................28 

Action-Scripting Flash.......................................................................................48 

Administrative Assistant Internship...................................................................29 

Administrative Office Procedures......................................................................29 

Advanced Chassis Systems...............................................................................32 

Advanced Office Technologies...........................................................................29 

Advanced Technology for Interior Design..........................................................45 

Advanced Webpage Design.............................................................................. 41 

Aero Science Aviation Safety............................................................................30 

Aero Science Commercial.................................................................................30 

Aero Science Engine/ Structures/ Systems.......................................................30 

Aero Science Instrument...................................................................................30 

Aeronautical Skills Development......................................................................30 

Aircraft Systems-Advanced...............................................................................30 

Alcohol/Drug Abuse Rehabilitation.................................................................. 31 

Applied Coding................................................................................................ 43 

Applied Exit Strategies/Display Graphics..........................................................42 

Architectural Drafting/Commercial.................................................................. 31 

ARRT Certification Seminar...............................................................................56 

Art History....................................................................................................... 45 

ASL 2............................................................................................................... 45 

ASL 4/Interpreting........................................................................................... 46 

ASL Skillbuilding 3........................................................................................... 46 



ASL Structure and Function...............................................................................46 

Aspects of Disabilities.......................................................................................44 

Assertive Behavior........................................................................................... 57 

Authoring Tools - Flash.....................................................................................42 

Auto Instrumentation and Testing.....................................................................32 

Auto IT for Transportation................................................................................32 

Auto Manufacturing Systems Technology Field Experience................................ 31 

Auto Service Fundamentals..............................................................................32 

Auto Service Simulation...................................................................................32 

Auto Transmission/Transaxle...........................................................................32 

AutoCAD for Construction Sciences....................................................................33 

AutoCAD, Introduction......................................................................................50 

AutoCAD, Introduction to..................................................................................45 

Automated Manufacturing Concepts/Intro........................................................ 31 

Automated Office Applications I........................................................................29 

Associate Degree: Spring Course Index 

Automated Office Applications II.......................................................................29 

Automated Office Applications III......................................................................29 

Aviation/Introduction...................................................................................... 31 

Baking for Chefs..............................................................................................36 

Behavior Challenges........................................................................................38 

BIZ Internship..................................................................................................33 

Boundary Location and Research......................................................................33 

Brake Systems.................................................................................................32 

Building Materials...........................................................................................33 

Business Communications................................................................................56 

Business Finance and Budgeting......................................................................28 

Business Law...................................................................................................33 

Business Management Internship.....................................................................33 

Business Purchasing.........................................................................................49 

Business/Introduction to..................................................................................33 

CAD - Solidworks..............................................................................................50 

CAD Intermediate............................................................................................50 

CAD/Solids Advanced......................................................................................50 

Cardiology II....................................................................................................40 

Catering/Banquets..........................................................................................36 

Child and Adolescent Mental Health.................................................................44 

Child Welfare Policy and Practice.....................................................................44 

Children’s Spontaneous Play............................................................................38 

Climate Control Systems...................................................................................32 

Clinical II......................................................................................................... 40 

CNC/CAM Programming.................................................................................. 31 

Commercial Code............................................................................................. 31 

Community Pharmacy Clinical..........................................................................55 

Community Policing Strategies.........................................................................35 

Community Resources and Services..................................................................44 

Computer Aided Manufacturing, Advanced.......................................................32 

Computer Assisted Programming/Robotics and FMS.........................................32 

Computer Illustration/Drawing Techniques......................................................42 

Computer Programming RPG/IV (ILE), Adv.......................................................48 

Computer Support Specialist Internship............................................................ 47 

Computing for Healthcare, Introduction............................................................ 51 

Conflict Resolution in Engineering/Construction...............................................33 

Constitutional Law...........................................................................................35 

Construction Estimating...................................................................................33 

Construction Methods.......................................................................................34 

Construction Project Management....................................................................34 

Corporate Sponsorship Development................................................................49 

Correctional Processes......................................................................................44 

Counseling/Introduction to..............................................................................44 

CPT Coding......................................................................................................43 

Credit Procedures.............................................................................................49 

Criminal Investigation Theory..........................................................................35 

Associate Degree: Spring 2012 23

Criminal Justice, Intro to..................................................................................35 

Criminal Law................................................................................................... 36 

CSS Skills Implementation & Career Prep......................................................... 47 

Culinary Competition I..................................................................................... 37 

Culinary Competition II.................................................................................... 37 

Culinary Skills I............................................................................................... 37 

Culinary Skills II.............................................................................................. 37 

Cultural Sensitivity in Interpreting....................................................................46 

DB2 UDB Programming & Stored Procedures....................................................49 

DC/AC I........................................................................................................... 39 

DC/AC II.......................................................................................................... 39 

Deaf Culture in America...................................................................................46 

Dental Office Management............................................................................... 37 

Design & Publishing........................................................................................42 

Design Concepts............................................................................................... 42 

Design Problems.............................................................................................. 51 

Diesel Brake Systems....................................................................................... 37 

Diesel Control Systems, Advanced.................................................................... 37 

Diesel Drive Trains........................................................................................... 37 

Diesel Engine Service....................................................................................... 37 

Diesel Fuel Systems, Advanced......................................................................... 37 

Diesel Hydraulic Systems.................................................................................38 

Digital Electronics............................................................................................ 40 

Digital Photography/Advanced........................................................................42 

Digital Photography/Introduction to................................................................42 

Digital Prepress Fundamentals.........................................................................42 

Dining Room Service........................................................................................ 37 

Diversity and Change Management.................................................................. 57 

E-Commerce/Marketing on the Internet...........................................................49 

ECE: Administering an Early Childhood Education Program...............................38 

ECE: Art, Music, and Language Arts..................................................................38 

ECE: Child Development...................................................................................38 

ECE: Foundations of Early Childhood Education................................................38 

ECE: Guiding Children’s Behavior.....................................................................38 

ECE: Practicum 2.............................................................................................. 38 

ECE: Practicum 3.............................................................................................. 38 

ECE: Practicum 4.............................................................................................. 38 

Electrical & Electronic Systems 1......................................................................32 



Electromechanical Dr Systems..........................................................................39 

Electronic Circuit Analysis.................................................................................39 

Electronic Communications...............................................................................40 

Electronic Devices I.......................................................................................... 40 

Electronic Devices II.........................................................................................40 

Electronics/Future Trends in.............................................................................40 

Emergency Care for Specialties........................................................................40 

Emerging Technologies & Applications.............................................................. 47 

EMT-Basic........................................................................................................ 40 

Engine Performance 1.....................................................................................32 

Engine Performance 2.....................................................................................32 

Engine Repair 1............................................................................................... 32 

Engine Repair 2............................................................................................... 33 

Engineering Graphics w/CAD 1........................................................................ 51 



Entrepreneurship 3- Operations MGMT............................................................. 57 

Entrepreneurship-New Venture......................................................................... 57 

Fabrication Techniques.....................................................................................40 

Family and Chemical Abuse............................................................................. 31 

Family Theory and Practice..............................................................................44 

Feedback and Control Systems/ Electromechanical...........................................39 

Financial Analysis/Management......................................................................28 

Fine Dining...................................................................................................... 37 

Fire Investigation............................................................................................. 41 

Fire Prevention................................................................................................ 41 

Fire Protection Hydraulics................................................................................ 41 

Fire Protection Systems.................................................................................... 41 

Fire Science Student Internship........................................................................ 41 

Fire Service/Changing Technologies................................................................. 41 

Firefighting Principles I.................................................................................... 41 

Firefighting Principles II................................................................................... 41 

Flight Private Pilot........................................................................................... 31 

Floral Design II/Commercial............................................................................43 

Fluid Power and Design................................................................................... 51 

Food and Beverage Cost Control....................................................................... 37 

Foods, Basic..................................................................................................... 37 

Fresh Water Treatment.....................................................................................34 

Fruit and Vegetable Science..............................................................................43 

Fundamentals of Reading Prescriptions............................................................55 

Game Engine Development..............................................................................49 

Game Programming Technologies....................................................................49 

Garde Manger................................................................................................. 37 

Gerontology/Introduction to............................................................................44 

Global Interior Design Field Study....................................................................45 

Graphic Design Professional Practices..............................................................42 

Graphics for Gaming........................................................................................42 

Greenhouse Crops............................................................................................ 43 

Group Counseling............................................................................................44 

Hazardous Materials........................................................................................ 41 

Health and Wellness for Firefighters................................................................. 41 

Health Data Management................................................................................43 

Healthcare Delivery Systems............................................................................43 

Healthcare Quality Management......................................................................43 

Healthcare Reimbursement..............................................................................43 

History of Furniture and Decorative Arts...........................................................45 

Horticulture Business Operations......................................................................43 

Horticulture Internship.....................................................................................43 

Human Resource Management......................................................................... 57 

Human Service Field Experience.......................................................................44 

Human Service Field Experience II...................................................................44 

Human Services/Introduction..........................................................................44 

IA: Introduction to Educational Practices...........................................................38 

IA: Positive Classroom Mgmt Tech.....................................................................38 

IA: Practicum 1................................................................................................ 38 

IA: Techniques for Science................................................................................38 

IA: Technology and Media Resources................................................................38 

IA:Advanced Reading and Language Arts..........................................................38 


IA:Guiding and Managing Behavior..................................................................38 

IA:Overview of Special Education......................................................................38 

IBM i System Administration............................................................................49 

Illustration Media Concepts..............................................................................42 

Illustration, Advanced......................................................................................42 

Income Tax Accounting.....................................................................................28 

Industrial Controls, Introduction to...................................................................39 

Industrial Electronics........................................................................................40 

Industrial Mechanic Capstone Project................................................................45 

Interior Design Internship and Portfolio Development.......................................45 

Interior Materials, Finishes, & Products............................................................45 

Interior Project Design, Advanced.....................................................................45 

Intermediate Accounting I................................................................................28 

Intermediate Accounting II...............................................................................29 

International Buffets........................................................................................ 37 

Internet Business Applications..........................................................................49 

Internet Programming.....................................................................................49 

Internet/Introduction to...................................................................................34 

Internship for Accounting.................................................................................29 

Interpreting: Sign to Voice................................................................................46 

Interviewing Principles & Recordkeeping..........................................................45 

Interviews/ Interrogations/Confessions...........................................................36 

Intrusion Detection Systems............................................................................. 47 

Investments..................................................................................................... 33 

IT Customer Service Support............................................................................. 47 

IT Essentials..................................................................................................... 46 

IT in Business................................................................................................... 46 

IT Job Search Skills.......................................................................................... 46 

IT Project Management.................................................................................... 47 

Juvenile Law.................................................................................................... 36 

Keyboarding.................................................................................................... 29 

Keyboarding Applications.................................................................................30 

Landscape Design/Advanced...........................................................................43 

Landscape Design/Introduction........................................................................43 

Landscape Plants II..........................................................................................44 

Landscaping/Interior.......................................................................................44 

Leadership Development.................................................................................. 57 

Legal Aspects of Land Surveying......................................................................34 

Legal Issues for Supervisors............................................................................. 57 

LPN Refresher I - Theory/Lab...........................................................................54 

LPN Refresher II - Clinical.................................................................................54 

Machine Design/Elements of........................................................................... 51 

Management Accounting..................................................................................29 

Management/Merchandising...........................................................................50 

Managing for Quality....................................................................................... 57 

Managing Pharmacy Benefits...........................................................................55 

Manual Drive Train and Axles..........................................................................33 

Manufacturing Process Applications.................................................................. 51 

Manufacturing Shop Safety..............................................................................56 

Marketing Internship.......................................................................................50 

Marketing Management...................................................................................50 

Marketing Principles........................................................................................50 

Marketing/Sports and Event Introduction.........................................................50 

Materials Testing............................................................................................. 34 

Mechanical Engineering, Introduction to Tech................................................... 51 

Mechanical Power Transmission.......................................................................45 

Mechanical Skills for Technicians......................................................................32 

Medical Devices; Function and Use 1................................................................39 

Medical Emergencies.......................................................................................40 

Medical Terminology........................................................................................ 51 

Mental Health/Substance Abuse...................................................................... 31 

Menu Planning Purchasing Cost Control........................................................... 37 

Message Services Administration...................................................................... 47 

Microsoft Access...............................................................................................34 

Microsoft Excel.................................................................................................34 

Microsoft Excel II.............................................................................................34 

Microsoft PowerPoint.......................................................................................35 

Microsoft PowerPoint II....................................................................................35 

Microsoft Word................................................................................................35 

Microsoft Word II.............................................................................................35 

Motor Controls................................................................................................. 51 

MSSC Certification Preparation and Assessment................................................56 

Multimedia Applications...................................................................................42 

Multimedia Survey...........................................................................................42 

Network Administration - Linux/Unix............................................................... 47 

Network Administration - Microsoft.................................................................. 47 

Network Concepts - CCNA1...............................................................................48 

Network Specialist Internship...........................................................................48 

Network/Web Concepts, Introduction to...........................................................48 

NSG: Applied Pediatric Concepts.......................................................................54 

Nsg: Endocrine & Electrolytes Disorders............................................................54 

Nsg: Intro Clinical Practice................................................................................52 

Nursing Advanced Clinical Practice...................................................................52 

Nursing Advanced Skills...................................................................................52 

Nursing Clinical Transition................................................................................52 

Nursing Complex Health Alterations I...............................................................52 

Nursing Complex Health Alterations II..............................................................52 

Nursing Fundamentals.....................................................................................53 

Nursing Health Alterations...............................................................................53 

Nursing Health Promotion................................................................................53 

Nursing Intermediate Clinical Practice..............................................................53 

Nursing Management and Professional Concepts..............................................53 

Nursing Mental Health Community Concepts....................................................53 

Nursing Pharmacology.....................................................................................53 

Nursing Skills..................................................................................................53 

Nursing: Clinical Care Across the Lifespan.........................................................54 

Nursing: Introduction to Clinical Care Management..........................................54 

Office Proofreading and Editing.......................................................................30 

Office Technology Communications...................................................................30 

Optoelectronics................................................................................................ 40 

Organizational Development............................................................................ 57 

Pathophysiology for Health Professions............................................................54 

Payroll Accounting...........................................................................................29 

PC Basics/MS Office.........................................................................................35 

Perennials.......................................................................................................44 

Perl Programming, Introduction to...................................................................49 

Personal Financial Planning............................................................................. 41 

Personal Skills for Supervisors......................................................................... 57 


Pharmaceutical Business Applications...............................................................55 

Pharmacy Calculations.....................................................................................55 

Pharmacy Law................................................................................................. 55 

Plant Pests and Control....................................................................................44 

Pneumatics/Hydraulics - Introduction............................................................... 41 

Police Administration.......................................................................................36 

Police Science Internship..................................................................................36 

Practicum II..................................................................................................... 46 

Preventative/Predictive Maintenance...............................................................45 

Principles of Customer Service in Healthcare....................................................52 

Principles of Emergency Services...................................................................... 41 

Problem Solving and Decision Making.............................................................. 57 

Process Controls............................................................................................... 39 

Professional Communications...........................................................................36 

Professional Development................................................................................30 

Professional Development for Interpreter.........................................................46 

Professional Piloting I...................................................................................... 31 

Professional Piloting II..................................................................................... 31 

Professional Practice 1.....................................................................................43 

Professional Practice 2.....................................................................................43 

Professional Practices in Human Services.........................................................45 

Programmable Controllers...............................................................................39 

Programmable Logic Controllers/Advanced......................................................39 

Programming & Database, Introduction to Concepts.........................................49 

Project Management........................................................................................ 57 

Promotion Principles I......................................................................................50 

Psychopharmacology....................................................................................... 31 

PTA Clinical Practice 1......................................................................................55 

PTA Clinical Practice 3......................................................................................55 

PTA Kinesiology 2............................................................................................ 55 

PTA Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation..................................................................55 

PTA Professional Issues 2.................................................................................55 

PTA Rehabilitation Across the Lifespan..............................................................55 

PTA Therapeutic Exercise..................................................................................56 

Publication Design for the Office......................................................................30 

Quality for Automated Manufacturing..............................................................32 

Radiation Protection and Biology.....................................................................56 

Radiographic Imaging 2...................................................................................56 

Radiographic Pathology...................................................................................56 

Radiographic Procedures 2...............................................................................56 

Radiographic Quality Analysis..........................................................................56 

Radiography Clinical 2.....................................................................................56 

Radiography Clinical 5.....................................................................................56 

Records Management.......................................................................................30 

Reinforced Concrete—Design & Detailing..........................................................34 

Rendering Techniques......................................................................................45 

Report Writing................................................................................................. 36 

Residential and Commercial Inspection............................................................ 31 

Retailing.......................................................................................................... 50 

RN Refresher I - Theory/Lab............................................................................54 

RN Refresher II - Clinical..................................................................................54 

Robotics Mechanics I........................................................................................39 

Robotics/Material Handling Systems................................................................45 

Rules of Evidence............................................................................................. 36 

Safety in Healthcare........................................................................................39 

Safety in the Workplace................................................................................... 57 

Sanitation and Hygiene................................................................................... 37 

Securing Wireless Devices and Networks...........................................................48 

Security Policies and Procedures......................................................................48 

Security, Intro to.............................................................................................. 36 

Selling Principles............................................................................................. 50 

Selling Principles/Advanced.............................................................................50 

Selling Techniques........................................................................................... 50 

Server Technologies.........................................................................................48 

Sewer and Water Systems................................................................................34 

Short Order/Deli............................................................................................. 37 

Skill Building I................................................................................................. 30 

Solid State Circuits, Introduction to...................................................................39 

Spanish for Law Enforcement...........................................................................36 

Statics.............................................................................................................. 51 

Statistical Process Control/CT...........................................................................56 

Steering & Suspension Systems........................................................................33 

Strategies, Tactics & Incident Mgmt.................................................................. 41 

Stress Management......................................................................................... 57 

Structural Mechanics—Civil Engineering............................................................34 

Supervision..................................................................................................... 57 

Surgical Interventions 2...................................................................................58 

Surgical Pharmacology....................................................................................58 

Surgical Skills Application................................................................................58 

Surgical Tech Fundamentals 2..........................................................................58 

Surgical Technology Clinical 3..........................................................................58 

Surgical Technology Clinical 4..........................................................................58 

Survey Construction, Rte and Hwy....................................................................34 

Sustainable Energy-Capstone Design Proj.........................................................56 

Switching & WANs - CCNA 3 & 4.......................................................................48 

System i Concepts............................................................................................ 49 

System i Control Language...............................................................................49 

System Software Support................................................................................. 47 

Team Building and Problem Solving................................................................. 57 

TEAS TEST........................................................................................................ 54 

Terrorism/Homeland Security..........................................................................36 

Ticket Sales...................................................................................................... 50 

Time Management........................................................................................... 57 

Traffic Theory.................................................................................................. 36 

Trauma Emergencies........................................................................................ 41 

Troubleshooting Electrical/Electronic Systems...................................................39 

Variable Speed Drives......................................................................................39 

Video Editing................................................................................................... 42 

Waste Water Treatment....................................................................................34 

Web Pages for the Office..................................................................................30 

Web Programming Concepts............................................................................49 

Webpage Design for Graphic Designers............................................................43 

Welding Basics................................................................................................. 58 

Windows Operating Systems and Concepts.......................................................35 

Word Processing for the Office.........................................................................30 





Accounting 

101-158 Accounting Capstone 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 101-104 Income Tax Accounting and 101-122 Intermediate 

Accounting II and 101-131 Management Accounting and 101-143 Payroll Accounting 

COREQUISITES: 101-155 Financial Analysis/Management 

Kenosha 

101-158-3KA1 $496.24 IPVID M 05:30P-08:30P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

101-158-3KMA $496.24 BLND M 12:25P-03:25P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

Racine 

101-158-3RAA $496.24 IPVID M 12:25P-03:25P 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

101-158-3EAA $496.24 I M 12:25P-03:25P 01/23-05/07 

Off Campus 


101-158-3WOA $536.24 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

101-158-3WOB $536.24 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/25-05/16 

101-158-3WOC $536.24 INET TBA TBA-TBA 02/01-05/23 

101-158-3WOD $536.24 INET TBA TBA-TBA 02/28-05/30 

101-158-3WOE $536.24 INET TBA TBA-TBA 02/15-06/06 

101-158-3WOF $536.24 INET TBA TBA-TBA 02/22-06/13 

101-158-3WOG $536.24 INET TBA TBA-TBA 02/29-06/20 

101-158-3WOH $536.24 INET TBA TBA-TBA 03/07-06/27 

101-158-3WOI $536.24 INET TBA TBA-TBA 03/21-07/05 

101-158-3WOJ $536.24 INET TBA TBA-TBA 03/28-07/11 

101-158-3WOK $536.24 INET TBA TBA-TBA 04/04-07/18 

101-158-3WOL $536.24 INET TBA TBA-TBA 04/11-07/25 

101-112 Accounting for Business 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

101-112-3K11 $366.43 W 06:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/02 

101-112-3K1A $366.43 TTh 09:10A-10:40A 01/19-05/08 

Racine 

101-112-3R1A $366.43 F 09:10A-12:10P 01/20-05/04 

101-112-3R31 $366.43 AC T 05:30P-09:30P 03/20-04/24 

Elkhorn 

101-112-3E1A $366.43 Th 01:30P-04:30P 01/19-05/03 

Off Campus 





101-105 Accounting Portfolio Development 2.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 101-104 Income Tax Accounting and 101-131 Management 

Accounting and 101-143 Payroll Accounting and 101-154 Accounting Software 

Applications and 101-155 Financial Analysis/Management and 101-106 Accounting 

Spreadsheet Applications or 101-126 Accounting Spreadsheet Applications 

Kenosha 

101-105-3KMA $248.12 BLND Th 12:25P-01:55P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

Off Campus 














101-114 Accounting Principles 4.00 CR 


Kenosha 

101-114-3K11 $496.24 T 05:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

101-114-3K1A $496.24 MW 09:10A-11:40A 01/18-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

Racine 

101-114-3R11 $496.24 T 05:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

101-114-3R1A $496.24 TTh 09:10A-11:40A 01/19-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

101-114-3E1A $496.24 MW 12:25P-02:55P 01/18-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

Off Campus 














101-100 Accounting Program Orientation 1.00 CR 


Off Campus 













101-154 Accounting Software Applications 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 101-112 Accounting for Business or 101-114 Accounting 

Principles 

Kenosha 

101-154-3K61 $248.12 SP M 12:25P-04:25P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

101-154-3K6A $248.12 SP M 12:25P-04:25P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

Racine 

101-154-3R6A $248.12 SP T 12:25P-02:25P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 



Off Campus 














101-106 Accounting Spreadsheet Applications 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 101-114 Accounting Principles or 101-112 Accounting for 

Business and 103-102 Microsoft Excel or 103-199 PC Basics/MS Office 

Kenosha 

101-106-3K61 $372.18 SP M 12:25P-04:25P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

101-106-3K6A $372.18 SP M 12:25P-04:25P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

Racine 

101-106-3R6A $372.18 SP T 12:25P-02:25P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

Off Campus 














101-184 Business Finance and Budgeting 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

101-184-3K31 $366.43 AC W 09:10A-12:25P 03/21-05/02 

Racine 

101-184-3R31 $366.43 AC W 06:00P-09:15P 01/18-02/29 

101-155 Financial Analysis/Management 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 101-106 Accounting Spreadsheet Applications or 101-126 

Accounting Spreadsheet Applications 

COREQUISITES: 101-122 Intermediate Accounting II 

Kenosha 

101-155-3KA1 $372.18 IPVID W 05:30P-07:30P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

101-155-3KMA $372.18 BLND W 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

Racine 

101-155-3RAA $372.18 IPVID W 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

101-155-3EAA $372.18 IPVID W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 














101-104 Income Tax Accounting 4.00 CR 


Kenosha 

101-104-3KM1 $496.24 BLND Th 05:30P-08:30P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

101-104-3KMA $496.24 BLND Th 11:20A-02:20P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

Racine 

101-104-3RMA $496.24 BLND Th 12:25P-03:25P 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

101-104-3EMA $496.24 INET M 09:10A-12:10P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

Off Campus 














101-121 Intermediate Accounting I 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 101-114 Accounting Principles 

COREQUISITES: 101-100 Accounting Program Orientation and 804-123 Math with 

Business Applications and 103-102 Microsoft Excel or 103-199 PC Basics/MS Office 

Kenosha 

101-121-3KM1 $496.24 BLND T 05:30P-08:30P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

101-121-3KMA $496.24 BLND W 10:15A-01:15P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

Racine 

101-121-3RMA $496.24 BLND W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

101-121-3EMA $496.24 INET W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 


















101-122 Intermediate Accounting II 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 101-121 Intermediate Accounting I 

Off Campus 













101-103 Internship for Accounting 2.00 CR 

Instructor consent required 


Off Campus 



101-131 Management Accounting 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 101-121 Intermediate Accounting I 

COREQUISITES: 101-106 Accounting Spreadsheet Applications or 101-126 

Accounting Spreadsheet Applications 

Off Campus 













101-143 Payroll Accounting 2.00 CR 


Off Campus 













Admin/Office Assistant/ 

Medical 

106-192 Administrative Assistant Internship 3.00 CR 



Kenosha 

106-192-3K1A $366.43 DS T 08:05A-10:05A 01/24-05/08 

Off Campus 


106-190 Administrative Office Procedures 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 106-138 Automated Office Applications I 

Kenosha 

106-190-3KM1 $372.18 BLND W 05:50P-07:50P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

106-004 Advanced Office Technologies 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

106-004-3KMA $372.18 BLND T 12:25P-02:25P 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

106-004-3RM1 $372.18 BLND T 05:50P-07:50P 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

106-004-3EMA $372.18 BLND M 10:15A-12:15P 01/23-05/07 

106-138 Automated Office Applications I 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 106-137 Keyboarding Applications 

Kenosha 

106-138-3K1A $372.18 INET MW 11:20A-01:20P 01/18-05/07 

Racine 

106-138-3R11 $372.18 INET W 05:50P-09:50P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

106-138-3EMA $372.18 BLND T 11:20A-01:20P 01/24-05/08 

106-142 Automated Office Applications II 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 106-138 Automated Office Applications I 

Off Campus 


106-152 Automated Office Applications III 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 106-142 Automated Office Applications II and 106-190 

Administrative Office Procedures 

Kenosha 

106-152-3KMA $372.18 BLND M 11:20A-01:20P 01/23-05/07 

Racine 

106-152-3RM1 $372.18 BLND Th 05:50P-07:50P 01/19-05/03 

Off Campus 



106-126 Keyboarding 1.00 CR 


Kenosha 

106-126-3K2A $124.81 ST TTh 01:30P-04:00P 01/19-02/28 

Racine 

106-126-3R1A $124.81 TTh 02:35P-05:05P 03/20-04/26 



Elkhorn 

106-126-3E2A $124.81 ST T 08:05A-10:35A 01/24-04/17 

Off Campus 



106-137 Keyboarding Applications 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

106-137-3K11 $372.18 TTh 05:50P-08:20P 01/19-05/08 

106-137-3K2A $372.18 ST TTh 01:30P-04:00P 01/19-05/08 

Racine 

106-137-3R1A $372.18 MW 12:25P-02:55P 01/18-05/07 

106-137-3R21 $372.18 ST MW 06:55P-09:25P 01/18-05/07 

Elkhorn 

106-137-3EMA $372.18 BLND T 08:05A-10:35A 01/24-05/08 

Off Campus 



106-178 Office Proofreading and Editing 2.00 CR 


Kenosha 

106-178-3K1A $245.62 W 03:40P-05:40P 01/18-05/02 

Racine 

106-178-3R1A $245.62 W 10:15A-12:15P 01/23-05/07 

Off Campus 



106-187 Office Technology Communications 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 106-137 Keyboarding Applications and 106-178 Office 

Proofreading and Editing and 801-136 English Composition 1 

Off Campus 


106-119 Professional Development 2.00 CR 


Kenosha 

106-119-3K1A $245.62 Th 11:20A-01:20P 01/19-05/03 

Racine 

106-119-3R11 $245.62 W 06:55P-08:55P 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 


106-002 Publication Design for the Office 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

106-002-3KMA $372.18 BLND T 11:20A-01:20P 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

106-002-3RM1 $372.18 BLND M 05:50P-07:50P 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

106-002-3EMA $372.18 BLND M 08:05A-10:05A 01/23-05/07 

106-112 Records Management 2.00 CR 


Kenosha 

106-112-3K1A $245.62 W 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/02 

Racine 

106-112-3R11 $245.62 W 04:45P-06:45P 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 


106-127 Skill Building I 1.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 106-126 Keyboarding 

Kenosha 

106-127-3K2A $124.81 ST TTh 01:30P-04:00P 03/20-04/26 

Racine 

106-127-3R21 $124.81 ST M 06:55P-09:25P 01/23-04/23 

106-199 Web Pages for the Office 2.00 CR 


Kenosha 

106-199-3KM1 $248.12 BLND M 05:50P-07:20P 01/23-05/07 

106-003 Word Processing for the Office 4.00 CR 


Kenosha 

106-003-3KMA $496.24 BLND W 08:05A-11:05A 01/18-05/02 

Racine 

106-003-3RM1 $496.24 BLND Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/03 

Off Campus 


Aeronautics 

402-138 Aero Science Aviation Safety 3.00 CR 


Horizon Center 

402-138-3H1A $366.43 DS TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

402-133 Aero Science Commercial 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

402-133-3K6A $557.43 SP TTh 02:35P-05:05P 01/19-05/08 

402-139 Aero Science Engine/ 

Structures/Systems 

PREREQUISITES: 402-140 Flight Private Pilot 

3.00 CR 



402-137 Aero Science Instrument 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

402-137-3K6A $557.43 SP TTh 02:35P-05:05P 01/19-05/08 

402-166 Aeronautical Skills Development 1.00 CR 



402-166-3H1A $4274.81 TWThFSSu TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

402-122 Aircraft Systems-Advanced 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 402-139 Aero Science Engine/ Structures/ Systems 







402-129 Aviation/Introduction 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

402-129-3K6A $557.43 SP TTh 02:35P-05:05P 01/19-05/08 

402-140 Flight Private Pilot 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 402-129 Aviation/Introduction 


402-140-3H1A $13924.43 TTh 02:35P-05:05P 01/18-05/08 

402-171 Professional Piloting I 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 402-140 Flight Private Pilot 

COREQUISITES: 402-137 Aero Science Instrument 


402-171-3H1A $6072.62 MTWThFSSu TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

402-173 Professional Piloting II 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 402-171 Professional Piloting I 


402-173-3H1A $11301.62 MTWThFSSu TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse 

550-130 Alcohol/Drug Abuse Rehabilitation 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

550-130-3K11 $366.43 W 04:45P-08:45P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

Racine 

550-130-3R1A $366.43 MW 12:25P-02:25P 01/18-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

Off Campus 


550-154 Family and Chemical Abuse 3.00 CR 


Racine 

550-154-3R1A $366.43 F 09:10A-12:10P 01/20-05/04 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/20-05/04 

Off Campus 


550-156 Mental Health/Substance Abuse 3.00 CR 


Racine 

550-156-3R11 $366.43 W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 


550-150 Psychopharmacology 3.00 CR 


Racine 

550-150-3R11 $366.43 T 05:50P-08:50P 01/24-05/08 

550-150-3R9A $366.43 S 09:10A-12:10P 01/21-05/05 

Off Campus 


Architectural Technology 

614-115 Architectural Drafting/Commercial 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 614-110 Architectural Drafting/Residential 

COREQUISITES: 614-114 Commercial Code 

CATI 

614-115-3C21 $381.93 ST,IPVID M 03:00P-05:00P 01/23-05/07 

M 05:00P-10:00P 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

614-115-3E21 $381.93 ST,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA 

Off Campus 

614-115-3Y21 $381.93 ST,IPVID M 03:00P-05:00P 01/23-05/07 

M 05:00P-10:00P 01/23-05/07 

614-114 Commercial Code 2.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 614-115 Architectural Drafting/Commercial 

CATI 

614-114-3C21 $254.62 ST,IPVID MW 05:00P-07:00P 01/18-05/07 

Elkhorn 

614-114-3E21 $254.62 ST,IPVID MW 05:00P-07:00P 01/18-05/07 

Off Campus 


614-114-3Y21 $254.62 ST,IPVID MW 05:00P-07:00P 01/18-05/07 

614-107 Residential and Commercial 

Inspection 


3.00 CR 

CATI 

614-107-3CMA $381.93 F 08:00A-12:00P 01/20-05/04 

Automated Manufacturing 

628-108 Auto Manufacturing Systems 

Technology Field Experience 


PREREQUISITES: 620-110 Robotics Mechanics I 

2.00 CR 


628-108-3L61 $245.62 SP TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/08 

Elkhorn 

628-108-3E6A $245.62 SP MW 03:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

628-100 Automated Manufacturing 

Concepts/Intro 


2.00 CR 


628-100-3L61 $248.12 SP TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 01/01-05/14 

Elkhorn 

628-100-3E6A $248.12 SP MW 03:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

628-110 CNC/CAM Programming 3.00 CR 



628-110-3L61 $372.18 SP TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/08 

Elkhorn 

628-110-3E6A $372.18 SP MW 03:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 



628-112 Computer Aided Manufacturing, 

Advanced 


3.00 CR 


628-112-3L61 $372.18 SP TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/08 

Elkhorn 

628-112-3E6A $372.18 SP MW 03:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

628-111 Computer Assisted Programming/ 

Robotics and FMS 


3.00 CR 


628-111-3L11 $372.18 ST,IPVID M 04:00P-09:00P 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

628-111-3E6A $372.18 SP MW 03:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

628-109 Mechanical Skills for Technicians 3.00 CR 



628-109-3L61 $372.18 SP TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/08 

Elkhorn 

628-109-3E6A $372.18 SP MW 03:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

628-125 Quality for Automated Manufacturing 3.00 CR 



628-125-3L61 $372.18 SP TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/08 

Elkhorn 

628-125-3E6A $372.18 SP MW 03:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

Automotive Technology 

602-195 Advanced Chassis Systems 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 602-104 Brake Systems and 602-127 Electrical & Electronic 

Systems 2 


602-195-3H1A $245.62 SP MTWThF 12:00P-05:00P 01/18-01/25 

602-121 Auto Instrumentation and Testing 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 602-197 Engine Performance 1 


602-121-3H11 $548.24 SP MTWTh 05:00P-10:00P 02/08-03/05 

602-121-3H1A $548.24 SP TWThF 07:00A-12:00P 03/20-04/12 

602-122 Auto IT for Transportation 2.00 CR 



602-122-3H1A $274.12 SP MW 12:25P-02:55P 01/18-02/06 

TTh 12:25P-05:25P 01/19-02/07 

602-122-3H1B $274.12 SP MW 12:25P-02:55P 01/18-02/06 

MW 03:10P-05:10P 01/18-02/06 

F 12:25P-05:25P 01/20-02/03 

602-107 Auto Service Fundamentals 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 602-122 Auto IT for Transportation 


602-107-3H1A $274.12 SP MW 12:25P-02:55P 02/13-03/01 

TTh 12:25P-05:25P 02/14-03/01 

602-107-3H1B $274.12 SP MW 12:25P-02:55P 02/13-02/29 

MW 03:10P-05:40P 02/13-03/02 

F 12:25P-05:25P 02/17-02/24 

602-120 Auto Service Simulation 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 602-121 Auto Instrumentation and Testing 


602-120-3H1A $3272.33 SP MTWTh 12:00P-05:00P 04/18-05/08 

602-109 Auto Transmission/Transaxle 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 602-127 Electrical & Electronic Systems 2 


602-109-3H1A $548.24 SP MTWThF 12:00P-05:00P 02/20-03/21 

602-104 Brake Systems 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 602-107 Auto Service Fundamentals 


602-104-3H1A $411.18 SP MW 12:25P-02:55P 03/05-04/04 

TTh 12:25P-04:10P 03/05-04/06 

602-104-3H1B $411.18 SP MWF 12:25P-02:55P 03/05-04/06 

MW 03:10P-06:55P 03/05-04/06 

602-196 Climate Control Systems 3.00 CR 



602-196-3H1A $411.18 SP MTW 07:00A-12:00P 02/06-02/29 

602-125 Electrical & Electronic Systems 1 2.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 804-107 College Mathematics 


602-125-3H1A $533.74 SP MTW 07:00A-12:00P 01/18-01/31 



COREQUISITES: 801-136 English Composition 1 


602-127-3H1A $411.18 SP MTW 07:00A-12:00P 03/05-04/04 




602-128-3H11 $411.18 SP MTWTh 05:00P-10:00P 03/06-04/02 

602-128-3H1A $411.18 SP TWThF 07:00A-12:00P 04/17-05/04 

602-197 Engine Performance 1 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 602-103 Engine Repair 1 and 602-127 Electrical & Electronic 

Systems 2 


602-197-3H11 $1706.18 SP MTWTh 05:00P-10:00P 01/18-02/07 

602-197-3H1A $1706.18 SP TWThF 07:00A-12:00P 02/21-03/09 

602-198 Engine Performance 2 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 602-197 Engine Performance 1 


602-198-3H1A $548.24 SP MTWTh 12:00P-05:00P 03/22-04/17 

602-103 Engine Repair 1 2.00 CR 



602-103-3H1A $274.12 SP MTW 07:00A-12:00P 04/10-04/30 





602-123 Engine Repair 2 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 602-103 Engine Repair 1 

COREQUISITES: 801-197 Technical Reporting 


602-123-3H1A $411.18 SP MTWThF 12:00P-05:00P 01/26-02/15 

602-149 Manual Drive Train and Axles 4.00 CR 



602-149-3H11 $548.24 SP MTWTh 05:00P-10:00P 04/03-05/02 

602-149-3H1A $548.24 SP TWThF 07:00A-12:00P 01/18-02/16 

602-124 Steering & Suspension Systems 3.00 CR 



602-124-3H1A $411.18 SP MWF 12:25P-02:55P 04/11-05/07 

TTh 12:25P-04:10P 04/12-05/08 

602-124-3H1B $411.18 SP MWF 12:25P-02:55P 04/11-05/07 

MW 03:10P-06:55P 04/11-05/07 

Business Administration 

102-138 BIZ Internship 3.00 CR 



Racine 

102-138-3R11 $366.43 T 06:00P-09:00P 01/31-05/08 

Elkhorn 

102-138-3E11 $366.43 Th 05:30P-08:30P 01/26-05/03 

102-160 Business Law 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

102-160-3K11 $366.43 T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

102-160-3R11 $366.43 Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

102-160-3E1A $366.43 AC T 04:45P-08:15P 03/27-05/08 

Off Campus 



102-186 Business Management Internship 3.00 CR 



Kenosha 

102-186-3K1A $366.43 F 12:25P-03:30P 01/20-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/20-05/08 

Elkhorn 

102-186-3E11 $366.43 M 05:50P-08:50P 01/23-05/07 

102-137 Business/Introduction to 3.00 CR 


Off Campus 



102-122 Investments 3.00 CR 


Off Campus 




Civil Engineering Technology 

607-170 AutoCAD for Construction Sciences 2.00 CR 


CATI 

607-170-3C2A $254.62 ST,IPVID T 09:00A-12:00P 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

607-170-3E2A $254.62 ST,IPVID T 09:00A-12:00P 01/24-05/08 

Off Campus 

607-170-3Y2A $254.62 ST,IPVID T 09:00A-12:00P 01/24-05/08 

607-108 Boundary Location and Research 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 607-173 Land Surveying Fundamentals 

CATI 

607-108-3C2A $381.93 ST,IPVID F 03:00P-08:00P 01/20-05/04 

Elkhorn 

607-108-3E2A $381.93 ST,IPVID F 03:00P-08:00P 01/20-05/04 

Off Campus 

607-108-3Y2A $381.93 ST,IPVID F 03:00P-08:00P 01/20-05/04 

607-106 Building Materials 2.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 607-107 Construction Methods 

CATI 

607-106-3C2A $254.62 ST,IPVID T 12:30P-03:30P 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

607-106-3E2A $254.62 ST,IPVID T 12:30P-03:30P 01/24-05/08 

Off Campus 

607-106-3Y2A $254.62 ST,IPVID T 12:30P-03:30P 01/24-05/08 

607-102 Conflict Resolution in Engineering/ 

Construction 


2.00 CR 

CATI 

607-102-3C11 $254.62 AC F 04:45P-07:45P 01/20-05/04 

607-102-3C1A $254.62 AC F 01:30P-04:30P 01/20-05/04 

Elkhorn 

607-102-3E1A $254.62 AC F 09:00A-12:00P 01/20-05/04 

607-128 Construction Estimating 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 607-106 Building Materials and 607-107 Construction Methods 

CATI 

607-128-3C21 $381.93 ST,IPVID MW 05:00P-07:00P 01/18-05/07 

607-128-3C2A $381.93 ST,IPVID MW 02:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/07 

Elkhorn 

607-128-3E21 $381.93 ST,IPVID MW 05:00P-07:00P 01/18-05/09 

607-128-3E2A $381.93 ST,IPVID MW 02:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/07 

Off Campus 

607-128-3Y21 $381.93 ST,IPVID MW 05:00P-07:00P 01/18-05/07 

607-128-3Y2A $381.93 ST,IPVID MW 02:30A-04:30P 01/18-05/07 

MW 02:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/07 



607-107 Construction Methods 2.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 607-106 Building Materials 

CATI 

607-107-3C2A $254.62 ST,IPVID Th 12:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

607-107-3E2A $254.62 ST,IPVID Th 12:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/03 

Off Campus 

607-107-3Y2A $254.62 ST,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA 

607-136 Construction Project Management 2.00 CR 


CATI 

607-136-3C21 $254.62 ST,IPVID W 07:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

607-136-3C2A $254.62 ST,IPVID TTh 11:00A-12:30P 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

607-136-3E21 $254.62 ST,IPVID W 07:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

607-136-3E2A $254.62 ST,IPVID TTh 11:00A-12:30P 01/19-05/08 

Off Campus 

607-136-3Y21 $254.62 ST,IPVID W 07:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

607-136-3Y2A $254.62 ST,IPVID TTh 11:00A-12:30P 01/19-05/08 

607-183 Fresh Water Treatment 3.00 CR 


CATI 

607-183-3C11 $381.93 AC Th 06:00P-10:00P 01/19-05/03 

607-161 Legal Aspects of Land Surveying 2.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 607-108 Boundary Location and Research 

CATI 

607-161-3C9A $245.62 ST,IPVID S 02:30P-04:30P 01/21-05/05 

Elkhorn 

607-161-3E9A $245.62 ST,IPVID S 02:30P-04:30P 01/21-05/05 

Off Campus 

607-161-3Y9A $245.62 ST,IPVID S 02:30P-04:30P 01/21-05/05 

607-162 Materials Testing 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 607-106 Building Materials and 607-107 Construction Methods 

CATI 

607-162-3C1A $254.62 AC F 09:00A-12:00P 01/20-05/04 

607-135 Reinforced Concrete— 

Design & Detailing 

PREREQUISITES: 607-132 Structural Mechanics - Civil Engineering 

2.00 CR 

CATI 

607-135-3C21 $254.62 ST,IPVID Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

607-135-3E21 $254.62 ST,IPVID Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

Off Campus 

607-135-3Y21 $254.62 ST,IPVID Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

607-154 Sewer and Water Systems 2.00 CR 


CATI 

607-154-3C21 $245.62 ST,IPVID W 07:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

607-154-3E21 $245.62 ST,IPVID W 07:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 

607-154-3Y21 $245.62 ST,IPVID W 07:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

607-132 Structural Mechanics— 

Civil Engineering 

3.00 CR 


Math 1 

CATI 

607-132-3C21 $381.93 ST,IPVID T 06:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 

607-132-3C2A $381.93 ST,IPVID MW 11:20A-01:20P 01/18-05/07 

Elkhorn 

607-132-3E21 $381.93 ST,IPVID T 06:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 

607-132-3E2A $381.93 ST,IPVID MW 11:20A-01:20P 01/18-05/07 

Off Campus 

607-132-3Y21 $381.93 ST,IPVID T 06:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 


607-150 Survey Construction, Rte and Hwy 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 607-173 Land Surveying Fundamentals 

CATI 

607-150-3C9A $509.24 AC S 08:00A-02:00P 01/21-05/05 

607-185 Waste Water Treatment 3.00 CR 


CATI 

607-185-3C11 $381.93 AC Th 06:00P-10:00P 01/19-05/03 

Computer Software 

103-100 Internet/Introduction to 1.00 CR 


Off Campus 

103-100-3K11 $124.81 M 05:30P-08:55P 01/23-03/05 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-03/05 


103-105 Microsoft Access 1.00 CR 


Kenosha 

103-105-3K1A $124.81 M 10:15A-01:05P 02/27-04/30 

M TBA-TBA 02/27-04/30 

Off Campus 


103-102 Microsoft Excel 1.00 CR 


Kenosha 

103-102-3K11 $124.81 T 06:00P-09:25P 01/24-03/06 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-03/06 

103-102-3K1A $124.81 Th 01:30P-04:20P 02/02-04/05 

TBA TBA-TBA 02/02-04/05 

Off Campus 


103-103 Microsoft Excel II 1.00 CR 


Kenosha 

103-103-3K11 $124.81 AC T 06:00P-09:00P 03/20-05/01 

T TBA-TBA 03/20-05/01 

Off Campus 






103-110 Microsoft PowerPoint 1.00 CR 


Kenosha 

103-110-3K11 $124.81 AC W 06:00P-09:25P 01/25-03/07 

W TBA-TBA 01/25-03/07 

103-110-3K1A $124.81 AC M 01:30P-04:20P 02/27-04/30 

Off Campus 



103-111 Microsoft PowerPoint II 1.00 CR 


Kenosha 

103-111-3K11 $124.81 AC W 06:00P-09:00P 03/21-05/02 

Off Campus 



103-112 Microsoft Word 1.00 CR 


Kenosha 

103-112-3K1A $124.81 AC Th 08:05A-11:30A 03/22-05/03 

Th TBA-TBA 03/22-05/03 

Off Campus 



103-113 Microsoft Word II 1.00 CR 


Off Campus 


103-199 PC Basics/MS Office 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

103-199-3K11 $366.43 AC T 05:50P-09:50P 01/24-05/08 

103-199-3K12 $366.43 AC W 05:50P-09:50P 01/18-05/02 

103-199-3K13 $366.43 AC Th 05:50P-09:50P 01/19-05/03 

103-199-3K1A $366.43 AC MW 08:05A-10:05A 01/18-05/07 

103-199-3K1B $366.43 AC MW 10:15A-12:15P 01/18-05/07 

103-199-3K1C $366.43 AC MW 12:25P-02:25P 01/18-05/07 

103-199-3K1D $366.43 AC TTh 09:10A-11:10A 01/19-05/08 

103-199-3K1E $366.43 AC TTh 11:20A-01:20P 01/19-05/08 

103-199-3K1F $366.43 AC TTh 01:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/08 

103-199-3KM2 $366.43 BLND M 05:50P-07:50P 01/23-05/07 

103-199-3KMA $366.43 BLND M 02:35P-04:35P 01/23-05/07 

103-199-3KMB $366.43 BLND T 03:40P-05:40P 01/24-05/08 

103-199-3KMC $366.43 BLND W 02:35P-04:35P 01/18-05/02 

103-199-3KMD $366.43 BLND Th 03:40P-05:40P 01/19-05/03 

103-199-3KME $366.43 BLND F 09:10A-11:10A 01/20-05/04 

Racine 

103-199-3R11 $366.43 INET M 05:50P-09:50P 01/23-05/07 

103-199-3R12 $366.43 INET T 05:50P-09:50P 01/24-05/08 

103-199-3R13 $366.43 INET W 05:50P-09:50P 01/18-05/02 

103-199-3R14 $366.43 INET Th 05:50P-09:50P 01/19-05/03 

103-199-3R1A $366.43 INET MW 10:15A-12:15P 01/18-05/07 

103-199-3R1B $366.43 INET MW 12:25P-02:25P 01/18-05/07 

103-199-3R1C $366.43 INET TTh 08:05A-10:05A 01/19-05/08 

103-199-3R1D $366.43 INET TTh 10:15A-12:15P 01/19-05/08 

103-199-3R1E $366.43 INET F 08:05A-12:05P 01/20-05/04 

103-199-3R9A $366.43 INET S 08:05A-12:05P 01/21-05/05 

103-199-3RMA $366.43 BLND T 12:25P-02:25P 01/24-05/08 

103-199-3RMB $366.43 BLND T 12:25P-02:25P 01/19-05/03 

103-199-3RMC $366.43 BLND F 01:30P-03:30P 01/20-05/04 

Elkhorn 

103-199-3E11 $366.43 INET W 04:45P-08:45P 01/18-05/02 

103-199-3E1A $366.43 INET MW 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/07 

103-199-3EMA $366.43 BLND W 11:20A-01:20P 01/18-05/02 

103-199-3EMB $366.43 BLND F 09:10A-11:10A 01/20-05/04 

Burlington 

103-199-3B1A $366.43 INET MW 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/07 

103-199-3B1B $366.43 INET F 08:05A-12:05P 01/20-05/04 

Off Campus 






103-199-3W7E $396.43 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

103-199-3W7F $396.43 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

103-109 Windows Operating Systems 

and Concepts 


1.00 CR 

Kenosha 

103-109-3K11 $124.81 AC M 05:30P-08:55P 03/19-05/07 

M TBA-TBA 03/19-05/07 

Off Campus 



Criminal Justice 

504-907 Community Policing Strategies 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 504-900 Criminal Justice, Intro to 

Kenosha 

504-907-3K1A $366.43 ST,IPVID W 01:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/02 

504-901 Constitutional Law 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 504-902 Criminal Law 

COREQUISITES: 504-148 Rules of Evidence 

Kenosha 

504-901-3K11 $366.43 ST,IPVID M 05:50P-08:50P 01/23-05/07 

504-901-3K1A $366.43 SP,IPVID W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

504-901-3E11 $366.43 ST,IPVID T 05:50P-08:50P 01/24-05/08 

504-901-3E1A $366.43 SP,IPVID Th 09:10A-12:10P 01/19-05/03 

504-906 Criminal Investigation Theory 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 504-902 Criminal Law and 504-900 Criminal Justice, Intro to 

COREQUISITES: 504-148 Rules of Evidence 

Kenosha 

504-906-3K11 $420.93 ST,IPVID Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/03 

504-906-3K1A $420.93 SP,IPVID Th 12:25P-04:25P 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

504-906-3E1A $420.93 ST,IPVID M 12:25P-04:25P 01/23-05/07 

504-900 Criminal Justice, Intro to 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

504-900-3K11 $366.43 INET W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

504-900-3K1A $366.43 INET T 09:10A-12:10P 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

504-900-3R11 $366.43 INET W 01:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/02 



Elkhorn 

504-900-3E12 $366.43 INET Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/03 

504-900-3E1A $366.43 INET T 01:30P-04:30P 01/24-05/08 

504-902 Criminal Law 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

504-902-3K11 $366.43 SP,IPVID Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/03 

504-902-3K1B $366.43 SP,IPVID T 09:10A-12:10P 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

504-902-3R1A $366.43 SP,IPVID M 09:10A-12:10P 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

504-902-3E11 $366.43 SP,IPVID M 05:50P-08:50P 01/23-05/07 

Burlington 

504-902-3B1A $366.43 SP,IPVID T 09:10A-12:10P 01/24-05/08 

504-141 Interviews/ Interrogations/ 

Confessions 


3.00 CR 

Kenosha 

504-141-3K1A $366.43 ST,IPVID T 01:30P-04:30P 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

504-141-3R11 $366.43 ST,IPVID Th 01:30P-04:30P 01/19-05/03 

504-141-3R1A $366.43 SP,IPVID W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

504-141-3E11 $366.43 ST,IPVID Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/03 

504-141-3E1A $366.43 SP,IPVID W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/02 

504-904 Juvenile Law 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

504-904-3K1A $366.43 ST T 09:10A-12:10P 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

504-904-3R11 $366.43 ST,IPVID M 01:30P-04:30P 01/23-05/07 

504-904-3R12 $366.43 ST,IPVID T 05:50P-08:50P 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

504-904-3E11 $366.43 ST,IPVID W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

504-117 Police Administration 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 504-121 Criminal Justice System/ Introduction to 

Kenosha 

504-117-3K11 $366.43 ST,IPVID M 05:50P-08:50P 01/23-05/07 

504-117-3K1A $366.43 ST,IPVID W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/02 

Racine 

504-117-3R11 $366.43 ST,IPVID M 05:50P-08:50P 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

504-117-3E11 $366.43 ST,IPVID Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/03 

504-152 Police Science Internship 3.00 CR 



Kenosha 

504-152-3K6A $366.43 DS TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

504-903 Professional Communications 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

504-903-3K12 $366.43 W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

504-903-3K1A $366.43 T 01:30P-04:30P 01/24-05/08 

504-905 Report Writing 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 504-902 Criminal Law 

COREQUISITES: 801-136 English Composition 1 

Kenosha 

504-905-3K11 $366.43 W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

504-905-3K1A $366.43 Th 09:10A-12:10P 01/19-05/03 

Racine 

504-905-3R1A $366.43 Th 09:10A-12:10P 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

504-905-3E11 $366.43 W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

504-905-3E1A $366.43 Th 01:30P-04:30P 01/19-05/03 

504-148 Rules of Evidence 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 504-121 Criminal Justice System/ Introduction to 

Kenosha 

504-148-3K11 $366.43 T 05:50P-08:50P 01/24-05/08 

504-174 Security, Intro to 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

504-174-3K11 $366.43 T 05:50P-08:50P 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

504-174-3R11 $366.43 Th 01:30P-04:30P 01/19-05/03 

504-176 Spanish for Law Enforcement 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

504-176-3K11 $366.43 W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

504-176-3K1A $366.43 W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

504-176-3E1A $366.43 W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

504-175 Terrorism/Homeland Security 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

504-175-3K1A $366.43 M 02:35P-05:35P 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

504-175-3E1A $366.43 T 01:30P-04:30P 01/24-05/08 

504-908 Traffic Theory 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

504-908-3K1A $366.43 W 02:35P-05:35P 01/18-05/02 

Racine 

504-908-3R11 $366.43 W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

Culinary Arts 

316-110 Baking for Chefs 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 316-131 Culinary Skills I and 316-132 Culinary Skills II 

Racine 

316-110-3R1A $479.43 W 07:00A-12:00P 01/18-05/02 

316-135 Catering/Banquets 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 316-132 Culinary Skills II 

Racine 

316-135-3R1A $319.62 W 12:25P-03:25P 01/18-05/02 





316-136 Culinary Competition I 1.00 CR 


Racine 

316-136-3R1A $159.81 Th 09:10A-12:10P 01/19-03/22 

316-137 Culinary Competition II 1.00 CR 


Racine 

316-137-3R1A $159.81 INET Th 09:10A-12:10P 01/19-03/22 

316-131 Culinary Skills I 4.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 316-170 Sanitation and Hygiene 

Racine 

316-131-3R1B $639.24 M 07:00A-01:00P 01/23-05/07 

Off Campus 

316-131-3Z1A $639.24 SP TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA 

316-132 Culinary Skills II 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 316-131 Culinary Skills I 

Racine 

316-132-3R1A $639.24 INET Th 07:00A-02:00P 01/19-05/03 

316-126 Dining Room Service 3.00 CR 


Racine 

316-126-3R2A $479.43 ST M 01:30P-08:30P 01/23-05/07 

316-125 Fine Dining 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 316-131 Culinary Skills I and 316-132 Culinary Skills II and 

316-135 Catering/Banquets 

Racine 

316-125-3R2A $639.24 ST M 01:30P-08:30P 01/23-05/07 

316-158 Food and Beverage Cost Control 2.00 CR 


Racine 

316-158-3R2A $245.62 ST Th 02:35P-05:35P 01/19-05/03 

316-100 Foods, Basic 3.00 CR 


Racine 

316-100-3R1B $479.43 M 07:00A-01:00P 01/23-05/07 

316-134 Garde Manger 1.00 CR 


Racine 

316-134-3R1A $159.81 W 07:00A-01:00P 01/18-02/22 

Off Campus 

316-134-3Z11 $159.81 SP TTh 05:00P-08:00P 02/21-04/05 

316-105 International Buffets 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 316-132 Culinary Skills II 

Racine 

316-105-3R1A $639.24 T 07:00A-02:00P 01/25-05/08 

316-133 Menu Planning Purchasing 

Cost Control 


3.00 CR 

Racine 

316-133-3R2A $366.43 ST Th 02:35P-05:35P 01/19-05/03 

316-170 Sanitation and Hygiene 1.00 CR 


Racine 

316-170-3R1A $124.81 M 02:35P-05:35P 01/23-02/27 

Off Campus 

316-170-3Z1A $124.81 SP TTh 05:00P-07:00P 01/19-02/16 

316-104 Short Order/Deli 2.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 316-170 Sanitation and Hygiene and 316-131 Culinary Skills I 

Racine 

316-104-3R1A $319.62 W 07:00A-03:00P 02/29-05/02 

Dental 

508-120 Dental Office Management 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 508-357 Dental Assistant Professionalism 

Off Campus 


Diesel Equipment 

Technology 

412-106 Diesel Brake Systems 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 412-111 Diesel Maintenance Fundamental 


412-106-3H11 $574.24 MTWTh 05:00P-10:00P 02/29-04/10 

412-105 Diesel Control Systems, Advanced 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 412-108 Diesel Electricity 2 and 412-109 Diesel Engine Service 

and 412-114 Diesel Heating, Cooling & Air Cond and 412-112 Diesel Drive Trains 

and 412-113 Diesel Fuel Systems, Advanced 


412-105-3H1A $574.24 MTW 07:30A-12:30P 04/04-05/08 

412-112 Diesel Drive Trains 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 412-108 Diesel Electricity 2 


412-112-3H1A $574.24 MTW 07:30A-12:30P 02/15-04/03 

412-109 Diesel Engine Service 5.00 CR 



412-109-3H11 $717.80 MTWTh 05:00P-10:00P 01/18-02/28 

412-113 Diesel Fuel Systems, Advanced 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 412-110 Diesel Fuel Systems 


412-113-3H1A $430.68 MTW 07:30A-12:30P 01/18-02/14 



412-115 Diesel Hydraulic Systems 2.00 CR 



412-115-3H11 $287.12 ST TWTh 05:00P-10:00P 04/16-05/03 

Early Childhood Education 

307-139 Behavior Challenges 1.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 307-106 Building Self Esteem in Adults/Children 

Off Campus 


307-100 Children’s Spontaneous Play 3.00 CR 


Racine 

307-100-3R11 $366.43 ST M 07:00P-10:00P 01/23-05/07 

307-198 ECE: Administering an Early 

Childhood Education Program 


3.00 CR 

Racine 

307-198-3R11 $366.43 ST M 03:40P-06:40P 01/23-05/07 

307-178 ECE: Art, Music, and Language Arts 3.00 CR 


Racine 

307-178-3R11 $366.43 ST W 07:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

307-178-3R1A $366.43 ST T 12:25P-03:25P 01/24-05/08 

307-178-3R9A $366.43 ST S 09:10A-12:10P 01/21-05/05 

307-179 ECE: Child Development 3.00 CR 


Racine 

307-179-3R11 $366.43 ST W 03:40P-06:40P 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 


307-148 ECE: Foundations of Early 

Childhood Education 


3.00 CR 

Off Campus 


307-188 ECE: Guiding Children’s Behavior 3.00 CR 


Racine 

307-188-3R11 $366.43 ST Th 06:55P-09:55P 01/19-05/03 

307-188-3R12 $366.43 ST T 03:40P-06:40P 01/24-05/08 

307-188-3R1A $366.43 ST M 12:25P-03:25P 01/18-05/07 

307-192 ECE: Practicum 2 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 307-174 ECE: Practicum 1 

Racine 

307-192-3R2A $391.68 ST Th 11:20A-02:20P 01/19-05/03 

307-192-3R2B $391.68 ST Th 02:35P-05:35P 01/19-05/03 



Racine 

307-197-3R2A $391.68 ST Th 11:20A-02:20P 01/19-05/03 

307-197-3R2B $391.68 ST Th 02:35P-05:35P 01/19-05/03 



Racine 

307-199-3R1A $391.68 ST Th 12:25P-03:25P 01/19-05/03 

Educational Services 

522-103 IA: Introduction to 

Educational Practices 


3.00 CR 

Off Campus 


522-132 IA: Positive Classroom Mgmt Tech 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 522-111 IA:Guiding and Managing Behavior 

Off Campus 


522-129 IA: Practicum 1 3.00 CR 



Off Campus 


522-120 IA: Techniques for Science 3.00 CR 


Off Campus 


522-104 IA: Technology and Media Resources 3.00 CR 


Off Campus 


522-122 IA:Advanced Reading and 

Language Arts 

3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 522-102 IA:Techniques for Reading and Language 

Off Campus 


522-111 IA:Guiding and Managing Behavior 3.00 CR 


Off Campus 


522-107 IA:Overview of Special Education 3.00 CR 


Off Campus 






Electrical Engineering Tech. 

662-124 Electronic Circuit Analysis 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 605-120 Electronic Devices I 

CATI 

662-124-3C11 $366.43 MW 07:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/07 

662-124-3C1A $366.43 MW 09:00A-11:00A 01/18-05/07 

662-102 Medical Devices; Function and Use 1 3.00 CR 


CATI 

662-102-3CMA $366.43 BLND S 09:00A-12:00P 01/21-05/05 

662-101 Safety in Healthcare 1.00 CR 


CATI 

662-101-3CMA $124.81 BLND S 08:00A-09:00A 01/21-05/05 

Electromechanical Technology 

620-150 Electromechanical Dr Systems 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 605-113 DC/AC I 


620-150-3L61 $411.18 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/08 

620-120 Feedback and Control Systems/ 

Electromechanical 


2.00 CR 


620-120-3L61 $274.12 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/08 

Elkhorn 

620-120-3E6A $274.12 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 01/24-05/08 

620-103 Industrial Controls, Introduction to 4.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 605-113 DC/AC I 


620-103-3L61 $548.24 SP TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/08 

Racine 

620-103-3R1A $548.24 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

620-103-3E6A $548.24 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 01/24-05/08 

620-102 Process Controls 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 620-111 Solid State Circuits, Introduction to 


620-102-3L61 $411.18 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/08 

620-140 Programmable Controllers 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 620-103 Industrial Controls, Introduction to 


620-140-3L61 $274.12 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/08 

Elkhorn 

620-140-3E6A $274.12 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 01/24-05/08 

620-145 Programmable Logic Controllers/ 

Advanced 

PREREQUISITES: 620-140 Programmable Controllers 

3.00 CR 


620-145-3L61 $411.18 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/08 

Elkhorn 

620-145-3E6A $411.18 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 01/24-05/08 

620-110 Robotics Mechanics I 3.00 CR 



620-110-3L61 $411.18 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/08 

Elkhorn 

620-110-3E6A $411.18 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 01/24-05/08 

620-111 Solid State Circuits, Introduction to 4.00 CR 



620-111-3L61 $548.24 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/08 

CATI 

620-111-3C61 $548.24 SP,IPVID MTWThF 05:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/08 

620-111-3C6A $548.24 SP,IPVID MTWThFS 11:20A-04:20P 01/01-05/14 

Elkhorn 

620-111-3E61 $548.24 SP,IPVID MTWTh 05:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/08 

620-111-3E6A $548.24 SP,IPVID MTWTh 11:20A-04:20P 01/18-05/08 

620-113 Troubleshooting Electrical/ 

Electronic Systems 


3.00 CR 


620-113-3L61 $411.18 SP TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/08 

620-101 Variable Speed Drives 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 620-150 Electromechanical Dr Systems 


620-101-3L61 $411.18 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 01/01-05/14 

Electronic Technology 

605-113 DC/AC I 3.00 CR 


CATI 



Elkhorn 

605-113-3E61 $512.67 SP,IPVID Th 05:00P-07:00P 01/19-05/03 

MTWTh 05:00P-10:00P 01/19-05/08 


MTWTh 11:20A-02:40P 01/18-05/08 

605-114 DC/AC II 3.00 CR 


CATI 





605-130 Digital Electronics 4.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 605-113 DC/AC I 

CATI 



Elkhorn 

605-130-3E61 $522.24 SP,IPVID Th 07:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/03 

MTWTh 05:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/08 


605-151 Electronic Communications 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 605-114 DC/AC II and 605-120 Electronic Devices I 

CATI 



Elkhorn 



605-120 Electronic Devices I 4.00 CR 


CATI 



605-121 Electronic Devices II 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 605-120 Electronic Devices I 

CATI 



605-183 Electronics/Future Trends in 3.00 CR 


CATI 

605-183-3C61 $391.68 SP F 05:00P-09:00P 01/20-05/04 

605-109 Fabrication Techniques 1.00 CR 


CATI 

605-109-3C61 $130.56 SP MTWThF 05:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/08 

605-109-3C6A $130.56 SP MTWThFS 11:20A-04:20P 01/18-05/08 

605-150 Industrial Electronics 3.00 CR 


CATI 

605-150-3C11 $391.68 SP,IPVID T 06:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 

605-150-3C1A $391.68 SP,IPVID T 12:00P-04:00P 01/24-05/08 

605-150-3C1B $391.68 SP,IPVID F 09:00A-01:00P 01/01-05/14 

605-176 Optoelectronics 2.00 CR 


CATI 



Elkhorn 



Emergency Medical Service 

531-158 Cardiology II 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 531-156 Cardiology I 

Burlington 

531-158-3B11 $407.43 TTh 05:15P-09:45P 01/31-02/21 

S 08:00A-04:25P 02/04-02/18 

531-158-3B1A $407.43 MTh 08:00A-04:25P 01/30-02/02 

TWS 08:00A-04:25P 02/08-02/14 

MF 08:00A-04:25P 02/17-02/20 

531-167 Clinical II 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 531-158 Cardiology II 

Off Campus 


531-167-3Z11 $366.43 TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA 

531-167-3Z1A $366.43 TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA 

531-165 Emergency Care for Specialties 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 531-164 Trauma Emergencies 

Burlington 

531-165-3B11 $401.43 TTh 05:15P-09:45P 04/24-05/15 

S 08:00A-04:25P 04/28-05/12 

531-165-3B1A $401.43 MTh 08:00A-04:25P 04/23-04/26 

TWS 08:00A-04:25P 05/02-05/08 

MF 08:00A-04:25P 05/11-05/14 

531-192 EMT-Basic 4.00 CR 



Burlington 

531-192-3B11 $535.24 MW 05:45P-09:45P 01/23-05/16 

S 08:00A-03:25P 02/04-02/04 

S 08:00A-03:25P 02/25-02/25 

S 08:00A-03:25P 03/31-03/31 

S 08:00A-03:25P 04/21-04/21 

S 08:00A-03:25P 05/12-05/12 

531-192-3B1A $535.24 MTWThF 07:00A-08:55A 01/24-05/21 

Off Campus 

531-192-3Z11 $535.24 TTh 05:45P-09:45P 02/02-05/17 

S 08:00A-03:25P 02/11-02/11 

S 08:00A-03:25P 03/03-03/03 

S 08:00A-03:25P 03/24-03/24 

S 08:00A-03:25P 04/14-04/14 

S 08:00A-03:25P 04/28-04/28 

S 08:00A-03:25P 05/12-05/12 

531-159 Medical Emergencies 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 531-158 Cardiology II 

Burlington 

531-159-3B11 $401.43 TTh 05:15P-09:45P 02/23-02/28 

TTh 05:15P-09:45P 03/06-03/08 

TTh 05:15P-09:45P 03/20-03/22 

S 08:00A-04:25P 02/25-03/10 

S 08:00A-12:55P 03/24-03/24 

531-159-3B1A $401.43 Th 08:00A-04:25P 02/23-02/23 

WS 08:00A-04:25P 02/29-03/03 

TF 08:00A-04:25P 03/06-03/09 

WS 08:00A-04:25P 03/21-03/24 





531-164 Trauma Emergencies 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 531-159 Medical Emergencies 

Burlington 

531-164-3B11 $416.43 TTh 05:15P-09:45P 03/27-04/05 

TTh 05:15P-09:45P 04/10-04/19 

S 01:30P-04:25P 03/24-03/24 

S 08:00A-04:25P 03/31-03/31 

S 08:00A-04:25P 04/14-04/21 

531-164-3B1A $416.43 MTF 08:00A-04:25P 03/27-04/02 

Th 08:00A-04:25P 04/05-04/05 

TWS 08:00A-04:25P 04/11-04/17 

F 08:00A-04:25P 04/20-04/20 

Financial Planning 

114-101 Personal Financial Planning 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

114-101-3K1A $366.43 Th 01:30P-04:30P 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

114-101-3E1A $366.43 Th 09:10A-12:10P 01/19-05/03 

Off Campus 





Fire Technology 

503-157 Fire Investigation 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 503-142 Firefighting Principles I and 503-143 Building 

Construction 

Racine 

503-157-3R11 $377.43 T 06:00P-08:55P 01/24-05/08 

503-151 Fire Prevention 4.00 CR 


Racine 

503-151-3R1A $498.24 W 01:00P-04:55P 01/18-05/02 

503-151-3R22 $498.24 ST W 06:00P-09:55P 01/18-05/02 

503-155 Fire Protection Hydraulics 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 503-142 Firefighting Principles I 

Racine 

503-155-3R1A $548.24 M 09:00A-11:55A 01/23-05/07 

M 12:30P-03:25P 01/23-05/07 

503-147 Fire Protection Systems 4.00 CR 


Racine 

503-147-3R11 $498.24 Th 06:00P-09:55P 01/19-05/03 

503-147-3R1A $498.24 Th 01:00P-04:55P 01/19-05/03 

503-120 Fire Science Student Internship 2.00 CR 


Off Campus 

503-120-3Z1A $266.62 TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/04 

503-127 Fire Service/Changing Technologies 2.00 CR 


Racine 

503-127-3R1A $295.12 M 01:00P-03:55P 01/23-05/07 

503-127-3R1B $295.12 Th 10:00A-12:55P 01/19-05/03 

503-142 Firefighting Principles I 4.00 CR 


Racine 

503-142-3R1A $634.24 F 08:00A-04:25P 01/20-01/20 

F 08:00A-04:25P 01/27-05/04 

503-106 Firefighting Principles II 3.00 CR 


Racine 

503-106-3R1A $432.18 M 01:00P-03:55P 01/23-05/07 

503-152 Hazardous Materials 4.00 CR 


Racine 

503-152-3R1A $559.24 T 09:00A-11:55A 01/24-05/08 

T 12:30P-02:25P 01/24-05/08 

503-117 Health and Wellness for Firefighters 3.00 CR 


Racine 

503-117-3R11 $377.43 M 06:00P-08:55P 01/23-05/07 

503-139 Principles of Emergency Services 3.00 CR 


Racine 

503-139-3R1A $377.43 Th 09:00A-11:55A 01/19-05/03 

503-156 Strategies, Tactics & Incident Mgmt 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 503-139 Principles of Emergency Services and 503-142 

Firefighting Principles I and 503-143 Building Construction 

Racine 

503-156-3R1A $498.24 F 08:30A-12:25P 01/20-05/04 

Fluid Power Technology 

612-102 Pneumatics/Hydraulics - 

Introduction 


3.00 CR 


612-102-3L61 $391.68 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/08 

Elkhorn 

612-102-3E6A $391.68 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 01/24-05/07 

Graphics/Printing/ 

Publishing 

204-149 Advanced Webpage Design 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 204-116 Webpage Design for Graphic Designers 

Off Campus 




204-142 Applied Exit Strategies/ 

Display Graphics 


COREQUISITES: 204-109 Graphic Design Professional Practices 

3.00 CR 

Racine 

204-142-3R1A $430.68 MW 09:10A-11:10A 01/18-05/07 

Elkhorn 

204-142-3E1A $430.68 W 12:25P-04:25P 01/18-05/02 

204-145 Authoring Tools - Flash 2.00 CR 


Racine 

204-145-3R31 $287.12 AC M 06:00P-10:00P 03/19-05/07 

204-105 Computer Illustration/ 

Drawing Techniques 


3.00 CR 

Elkhorn 

204-105-3E3A $430.68 AC F 08:05A-12:05P 03/23-05/04 

Off Campus 



204-126 Design & Publishing 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 204-100 Design Concepts 

Racine 

204-126-3R11 $430.68 T 05:50P-09:50P 01/24-05/08 

204-126-3R1A $430.68 T 12:25P-04:25P 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

204-126-3E1A $430.68 MW 10:15A-12:15P 01/18-05/07 

204-100 Design Concepts 4.00 CR 


Racine 

204-100-3R1A $574.24 Th 12:25P-04:25P 01/19-05/03 

Off Campus 


204-107 Digital Photography/Introduction to 3.00 CR 


Racine 

204-107-3R31 $430.68 AC Th 05:50P-09:50P 01/19-03/08 

Off Campus 




204-115 Digital Photography/Advanced 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 204-107 Digital Photography/ Introduction to 

Racine 

204-115-3R4A $430.68 AC S 08:05A-12:05P 03/10-05/05 

Elkhorn 

204-115-3E4A $430.68 AC Th 05:50P-10:50P 03/08-05/03 

204-127 Digital Prepress Fundamentals 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 204-126 Design & Publishing 

Racine 

204-127-3R11 $430.68 W 05:50P-09:50P 01/18-05/02 

204-127-3R1A $430.68 W 12:25P-04:25P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

204-127-3E1A $430.68 MW 10:15A-12:15P 01/18-05/07 

204-109 Graphic Design Professional Practices 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 204-126 Design & Publishing 

Racine 

204-109-3R1A $430.68 Th 12:25P-04:45P 01/19-05/03 

204-162 Graphics for Gaming 1.00 CR 


Off Campus 


204-125 Illustration Media Concepts 3.00 CR 


Racine 

204-125-3R1A $430.68 TTh 12:25P-05:25P 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

204-125-3E1A $430.68 F 08:05A-12:05P 01/20-05/04 

204-125-3E3A $430.68 AC F 08:05A-12:05P 01/20-03/09 

Off Campus 


204-143 Illustration, Advanced 3.00 CR 


Racine 

204-143-3R1A $430.68 T 02:35P-04:35P 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

204-143-3E1A $430.68 T 02:35P-06:35P 01/24-05/08 

204-148 Multimedia Applications 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 204-144 Multimedia PC/Macintosh Introduction and 204-145 

Authoring Tools - Flash and 204-146 Video Editing and 204-147 Multimedia 

Graphics and Animation 

Racine 

204-148-3R11 $430.68 M 04:00P-06:00P 01/21-05/06 

204-120 Multimedia Survey 3.00 CR 


Racine 

204-120-3R1A $430.68 F 09:10A-01:10P 01/20-05/04 

Elkhorn 

204-120-3E1A $430.68 TTh 08:05A-10:05A 01/19-05/08 

204-146 Video Editing 2.00 CR 


Racine 

204-146-3R31 $287.12 AC M 06:00P-10:00P 01/23-03/05 





204-116 Webpage Design for 

Graphic Designers 

PREREQUISITES: 204-107 Digital Photography/ Introduction to 

3.00 CR 

Racine 

204-116-3R11 $430.68 M 05:50P-09:50P 01/23-05/07 

204-116-3R1A $430.68 M 12:25P-04:25P 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

204-116-3E11 $430.68 M 05:50P-09:50P 01/23-05/07 

204-116-3E1A $430.68 TTh 10:15A-12:15P 01/19-05/08 

Off Campus 


Health Information 

Technology 

530-195 Applied Coding 2.00 CR 



COREQUISITES: 530-185 Healthcare Reimbursement 

Racine 

530-195-3RMA $245.62 BLND W 12:25P-02:25P 01/18-05/02 

Burlington 

530-195-3BM1 $245.62 BLND W 04:10P-06:10P 01/18-05/02 

530-184 CPT Coding 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 530-181 The Health Record, Introduction to and 530-182 

Human Disease for Health Professions 

Racine 

530-184-3RMA $372.18 BLND M 09:10A-10:10A 01/23-05/07 

M 10:10A-11:10A 01/23-05/07 

Burlington 

530-184-3BM1 $372.18 BLND T 06:20P-07:20P 01/24-05/08 

T 07:20P-08:20P 01/24-05/08 

530-176 Health Data Management 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 530-172 Healthcare Delivery Systems and 530-181 The Health 

Record, Introduction to 

Racine 

530-176-3RMA $248.12 BLND T 09:10A-10:40A 01/24-05/08 

Th 10:45A-11:45A 01/19-05/03 

530-172 Healthcare Delivery Systems 2.00 CR 



Burlington 

530-172-3BM1 $245.62 BLND T 04:10P-06:10P 01/24-05/08 

530-193 Healthcare Quality Management 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 530-177 Healthcare Statistics and Research 

Racine 

530-193-3RMA $245.62 BLND W 11:20A-12:20P 01/18-05/02 

530-185 Healthcare Reimbursement 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 530-182 Human Disease for Health Professions and 530-183 

ICD-9-CM Coding 

COREQUISITES: 530-184 CPT Coding 

Racine 

530-185-3RMA $245.62 BLND W 09:10A-11:10A 01/18-05/02 

Burlington 

530-185-3BM1 $245.62 BLND W 06:20P-08:20P 01/18-05/02 

530-196 Professional Practice 1 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 530-177 Healthcare Statistics and Research and 530-178 

Healthcare Legal and Ethical Issues and 530-183 ICD-9-CM Coding 

COREQUISITES: 530-184 CPT Coding 

Racine 

530-196-3R1A $372.18 M 01:30P-02:30P 01/23-05/07 

F 08:05A-02:05P 01/27-05/04 

530-198 Professional Practice 2 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 530-196 Professional Practice 1 and 530-190 Healthcare 

Information Systems 

COREQUISITES: 530-193 Healthcare Quality Management and 530-194 HIM 

Organizational Resources and 530-195 Applied Coding 

Racine 

530-198-3R1A $372.18 INET,AC TWTh 09:10A-03:10P 05/29-05/31 

MTWThF 08:05A-02:05P 05/14-05/25 

Horticulture 

001-145 Floral Design II/Commercial 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 001-144 Floral Design I/Commercial 

Kenosha 

001-145-3K1A $551.68 INET MW 01:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/07 

001-178 Fruit and Vegetable Science 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

001-178-3K11 $391.68 BLND Th 04:45P-08:45P 01/19-05/03 

001-178-3K1A $391.68 BLND Th 12:30P-04:30P 01/19-05/03 

001-151 Greenhouse Crops 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

001-151-3K1A $391.68 W 09:10A-01:10P 01/18-05/02 

001-151-3KM1 $391.68 BLND T 04:45P-08:45P 01/24-05/08 

001-122 Horticulture Business Operations 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

001-122-3K1A $391.68 M 09:10A-01:10P 01/23-05/07 

001-176 Horticulture Internship 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

001-176-3K6A $366.43 TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

001-117 Landscape Design/Advanced 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 001-140 Landscape Design/Introduction 

Kenosha 

001-117-3K11 $391.68 M 04:45P-08:45P 01/23-05/07 

001-140 Landscape Design/Introduction 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

001-140-3KMA $391.68 BLND F 09:10A-01:10P 01/20-05/04 



001-132 Landscape Plants II 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

001-132-3K1A $391.68 T 01:30P-05:30P 01/24-05/08 

001-120 Landscaping/Interior 3.00 CR 



001-120-3K1A $391.68 T 09:10A-01:10P 01/24-05/08 

001-152 Perennials 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

001-152-3K9A $366.43 BLND TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

001-102 Plant Pests and Control 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

001-102-3K1A $391.68 Th 09:10A-01:10P 01/19-05/03 

Human Services 

520-152 Aspects of Disabilities 3.00 CR 


Racine 

520-152-3R1A $366.43 F 09:10A-12:10P 01/20-05/04 

520-161 Child and Adolescent Mental Health 3.00 CR 


Racine 

520-161-3R1A $366.43 W 12:25P-03:25P 01/18-05/02 

520-128 Child Welfare Policy and Practice 3.00 CR 


Racine 

520-128-3R11 $366.43 W 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 



520-110 Community Resources and Services 3.00 CR 


Racine 

520-110-3R11 $366.43 M 05:50P-08:50P 01/24-05/08 

520-110-3R1A $366.43 Th 09:10A-12:10P 01/19-05/03 

Off Campus 


520-160 Correctional Processes 3.00 CR 


Racine 

520-160-3R11 $366.43 Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/03 

520-115 Counseling/Introduction to 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 520-105 Interviewing Principles & Recordkeeping 

Racine 

520-115-3R11 $366.43 W 04:45P-08:45P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

520-115-3R1A $366.43 TTh 01:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

520-115-3R1B $366.43 MW 10:15A-12:15P 01/18-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

520-115-3R9A $366.43 S 12:25P-04:25P 01/21-05/05 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/21-05/05 

520-151 Family Theory and Practice 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

520-151-3K11 $366.43 M 05:50P-08:50P 01/23-05/07 

Racine 

520-151-3R11 $366.43 T 05:50P-08:50P 01/24-05/08 

520-151-3R1A $366.43 W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/02 

520-150 Gerontology/Introduction to 3.00 CR 


Racine 

520-150-3R11 $366.43 M 05:50P-08:50P 01/23-05/07 

Off Campus 


520-140 Group Counseling 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 520-115 Counseling/Introduction to 

Racine 

520-140-3R11 $366.43 T 04:45P-08:45P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

520-140-3R12 $366.43 M 04:45P-08:45P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

520-140-3R1A $366.43 MW 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

520-140-3R1B $366.43 TTh 10:15A-12:15P 01/19-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

520-124 Human Service Field Experience 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 520-127 Professional Practices in Human Services 

COREQUISITES: 520-140 Group Counseling 

Racine 

520-124-3R11 $366.43 M 04:45P-05:45P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

520-124-3R1A $366.43 F 01:30P-02:30P 01/20-05/04 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/20-05/04 

520-121 Human Service Field Experience II 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 520-124 Human Service Field Experience 

Racine 

520-121-3R11 $366.43 M 04:45P-05:45P 01/23-05/07 

520-121-3R1A $366.43 F 01:30P-02:30P 01/20-05/04 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/20-05/04 

520-101 Human Services/Introduction 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

520-101-3K11 $366.43 T 05:50P-08:50P 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

520-101-3R11 $366.43 Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/03 

520-101-3R1A $366.43 M 01:30P-04:30P 01/23-05/07 

520-101-3R1B $366.43 F 01:30P-04:30P 01/20-05/04 

520-101-3R9A $366.43 S 09:10A-12:10P 01/21-05/05 





520-105 Interviewing Principles 

& Recordkeeping 


3.00 CR 

Kenosha 

520-105-3K11 $366.43 Th 04:45P-08:45P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

Racine 

520-105-3R11 $366.43 T 04:45P-08:45P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

520-105-3R1A $366.43 TTh 01:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

520-105-3R1B $366.43 WF 10:15A-12:15P 01/01-05/14 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/01-05/14 

520-127 Professional Practices in 

Human Services 


3.00 CR 

Racine 

520-127-3R11 $366.43 Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/03 

520-127-3R1A $366.43 M 09:10A-12:10P 01/23-05/07 

Off Campus 


Industrial Equip Mechanic 

462-106 Industrial Mechanic Capstone Project 5.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 462-102 Preventative/Predictive Maintenance and 462-105 

Robotics/Material Handling Systems 

Racine 

462-106-3R11 $750.30 WTh 04:45P-09:45P 01/18-05/03 

462-103 Mechanical Power Transmission 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 628-109 Mechanical Skills for Technicians 

Racine 

462-103-3R1A $450.18 M 08:05A-01:05P 01/23-05/07 

462-102 Preventative/Predictive Maintenance 3.00 CR 


Racine 

462-102-3R11 $450.18 M 04:45P-09:45P 01/23-05/07 

462-105 Robotics/Material Handling Systems 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 620-104 Electro Hydraulic/Mechanical Systems 

Racine 

462-105-3R11 $450.18 T 04:45P-09:45P 01/24-05/08 

Interior Design 

304-104 Advanced Technology for 

Interior Design 

3.00 CR 


PREREQUISITES: 304-103 AutoCAD, Introduction to and 304-115 Drafting for 

Interiors 

Kenosha 

304-104-3K11 $372.18 W 05:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/02 

304-118 Art History 3.00 CR 


Off Campus 


304-103 AutoCAD, Introduction to 3.00 CR 


PREREQUISITES: 304-115 Drafting for Interiors 

Kenosha 

304-103-3K1A $372.18 TTh 09:10A-11:10A 01/19-05/08 

304-195 Global Interior Design Field Study 1.00 CR 


Kenosha 

304-195-3K1A $124.81 M 11:20A-12:20P 01/23-05/07 

304-101 History of Furniture and 

Decorative Arts 


3.00 CR 

Kenosha 

304-101-3KMA $366.43 BLND T 01:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/08 

Th 01:30P-02:30P 01/19-05/08 

304-147 Interior Design Internship and 

Portfolio Development 


COREQUISITES: 304-146 Interior Project Design, Advanced 

2.00 CR 

Kenosha 

304-147-3K1A $245.62 W 01:30P-02:30P 01/18-05/02 

304-133 Interior Materials, Finishes, 

& Products 


3.00 CR 

Kenosha 

304-133-3KMA $366.43 BLND TTh 11:20A-12:50P 01/19-05/08 

304-146 Interior Project Design, Advanced 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 304-101 History of Furniture and Decorative Arts and 304-102 

Interior Design, Principles of and 304-103 AutoCAD, Introduction to and 

304-106 Interior Lighting/Fundamentals of and 304-115 Drafting for Interiors 

and 304-116 Kitchen and Bathroom Planning and 304-117 Color Theory and 

304-122 Textiles and 304-123 Business of Interior Design and 304-127 Interior 

Space Plan and Design and 304-133 Interior Materials, Finishes, & Products and 

304-140 Rendering Techniques 

COREQUISITES: 304-147 Interior Design Internship and Portfolio and 104-114 

Selling Techniques 

Kenosha 

304-146-3K1A $372.18 W 09:10A-01:10P 01/18-05/02 

304-140 Rendering Techniques 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

304-140-3K1A $372.18 MW 09:10A-11:10A 01/18-05/07 

Interpreter Technology 

533-104 ASL 2 4.00 CR 


PREREQUISITES: 533-102 ASL 1 and 533-103 Practicum I 

Elkhorn 

533-104-3E1A $487.24 INET TTh 08:30A-11:55A 01/19-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 



533-110 ASL 4/Interpreting 4.00 CR 


PREREQUISITES: 533-107 ASL 3/Introduction to Interpreting 

Elkhorn 

533-110-3E1A $487.24 BLND MW 08:30A-11:55A 01/01-05/14 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/01-05/14 

533-115 ASL Skillbuilding 3 1.00 CR 


Elkhorn 

533-115-3E1A $124.81 M 09:00A-11:30A 01/23-05/07 



Elkhorn 

533-116-3E1A $124.81 T 09:00A-11:00A 01/24-05/08 


PREREQUISITES: 533-113 ASL Skillbuilding 1 and 533-114 ASL Skillbuilding 2 

and 533-115 ASL Skillbuilding 3 and 533-116 ASL Skillbuilding 4 

Elkhorn 

533-118-3E1A $124.81 DS Th 09:00A-11:30A 01/19-05/03 

533-106 ASL Structure and Function 3.00 CR 


PREREQUISITES: 533-104 ASL 2 

Off Campus 


533-105 Cultural Sensitivity in Interpreting 2.00 CR 


PREREQUISITES: 533-103 Practicum I 

Off Campus 


533-109 Deaf Culture in America 3.00 CR 



Off Campus 


533-120 Interpreting: Sign to Voice 3.00 CR 



COREQUISITES: 533-110 ASL 4/Interpreting 

Elkhorn 

533-120-3E1A $366.43 F 08:30A-12:30P 01/20-05/04 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/20-05/04 

533-111 Practicum II 3.00 CR 


PREREQUISITES: 533-105 Cultural Sensitivity in Interpreting 

Off Campus 

533-111-3E1A $396.43 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

533-112 Professional Development 

for Interpreter 



COREQUISITES: 533-110 ASL 4/Interpreting 

2.00 CR 

Elkhorn 

533-112-3E1A $245.62 T 12:00P-02:00P 01/24-05/08 

IT - Information Technology 

107-193 IT Essentials 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 107-011 IT in Business 

Kenosha 

107-193-3K11 $391.68 W 05:50P-09:50P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

107-193-3K1A $391.68 F 08:05A-12:05P 01/20-05/04 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/20-05/04 

Racine 

107-193-3R11 $391.68 W 05:50P-09:50P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

107-193-3R1A $391.68 F 08:05A-12:05P 01/20-05/04 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/20-05/04 

Elkhorn 

107-193-3E11 $391.68 W 05:50P-09:50P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

107-193-3E1A $391.68 W 01:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 


107-011 IT in Business 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

107-011-3KM1 $391.68 BLND T 05:50P-07:50P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

107-011-3KMA $391.68 BLND S 08:05A-10:05A 01/21-05/05 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/21-05/05 

Racine 

107-011-3RM1 $391.68 BLND T 05:50P-07:50P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

107-011-3RMA $391.68 BLND S 08:05A-10:05A 01/21-05/05 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/21-05/05 

Elkhorn 

107-011-3EM1 $391.68 BLND Th 05:50P-07:50P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

107-011-3EMA $391.68 BLND S 08:05A-10:05A 01/21-05/05 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/21-05/05 

Off Campus 


107-013 IT Job Search Skills 1.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 150-114 Network Concepts - CCNA1 

Racine 

107-013-3R11 $124.81 T 05:50P-06:50P 01/24-05/08 

107-013-3R1A $124.81 T 03:40P-04:40P 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

107-013-3E1A $124.81 T 03:40P-04:40P 01/24-05/08 





107-177 IT Project Management 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 154-113 IT Apps Server & Support or 152-131 Systems Design 

and Development 

Kenosha 

107-177-3K1A $522.24 ST TTh 12:25P-02:55P 01/19-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

107-177-3EM1 $522.24 BLND W 05:50P-08:20P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

IT - Microcomputer Specialist 

154-109 Computer Support 

Specialist Internship 


PREREQUISITES: 154-110 Hardware & Software Troubleshooting 

COREQUISITES: 154-113 IT Apps Server & Support 

OTHER REQUISITES: Department Approval Adm Rqmt 

3.00 CR 

Kenosha 

154-109-3K1A $366.43 Th 03:40P-04:40P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

154-109-3E1A $366.43 DS,ST Th 02:35A-03:35A 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

154-118 CSS Skills Implementation 

& Career Prep 

3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 154-112 Data Security & Recovery Support and 154-113 IT 

Apps Server & Support and 154-114 Hardware & Software Support 

COREQUISITES: 107-177 IT Project Management 

Kenosha 

154-118-3K1A $372.18 M 09:10A-01:10P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

154-118-3E11 $372.18 Th 05:50P-09:50P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

154-116 Emerging Technologies & Applications 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 154-112 Data Security & Recovery Support and 154-113 IT 

Apps Server & Support and 154-114 Hardware & Software Support 

Kenosha 

154-116-3K1A $248.12 W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

154-116-3E11 $248.12 M 05:50P-08:50P 01/23-05/07 

154-115 IT Customer Service Support 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 154-113 IT Apps Server & Support 

Kenosha 

154-115-3K1A $372.18 TTh 09:10A-11:10A 01/19-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

154-115-3E11 $372.18 T 05:50P-09:50P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

Off Campus 



154-119 System Software Support 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 107-193 IT Essentials 

Kenosha 

154-119-3K11 $372.18 T 05:50P-09:50P 01/24-05/08 

154-119-3K1A $372.18 MW 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

Elkhorn 

154-119-3E11 $372.18 T 05:50P-09:50P 01/24-05/08 

Off Campus 



IT - Network Communications 

150-106 Intrusion Detection Systems 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 150-194 Network Security 

Racine 

150-106-3R1A $9.75 F 08:05A-12:05P 01/20-05/05 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/20-05/05 

Elkhorn 

150-106-3E1A $9.75 F 08:05A-12:05P 01/20-05/04 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/20-05/04 

150-133 Message Services Administration 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 150-111 Network Administration - Microsoft 

Off Campus 


150-113 Network Administration - Linux/Unix 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 150-105 Network/Web Concepts, Introduction to 

Racine 

150-113-3R1A $496.24 TTh 08:05A-11:05A 01/19-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

150-113-3E1A $496.24 TTh 08:05A-11:05A 01/19-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

Off Campus 


150-111 Network Administration - Microsoft 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 150-105 Network/Web Concepts, Introduction to 

Kenosha 

150-111-3K11 $372.18 Th 05:50P-09:50P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

150-111-3K1A $372.18 MW 10:15A-12:15P 01/18-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

Racine 

150-111-3R11 $372.18 M 05:50P-09:50P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

150-111-3R1A $372.18 MW 10:15A-12:15P 01/01-05/14 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/01-05/14 

Elkhorn 

150-111-3E11 $372.18 Th 05:50P-09:50P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

150-111-3E1A $372.18 MW 10:15A-12:15P 01/01-05/14 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/01-05/14 

Off Campus 




150-114 Network Concepts - CCNA1 3.00 CR 


Racine 

150-114-3R11 $372.18 Th 05:50P-09:50P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

150-114-3R1A $372.18 MW 08:05A-10:05A 01/18-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

Elkhorn 

150-114-3E1A $372.18 MW 08:05A-10:05A 01/18-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

Off Campus 


150-131 Network Specialist Internship 3.00 CR 


PREREQUISITES: 150-114 Network Concepts - CCNA1 and 154-110 Hardware & 

Software Troubleshooting 

Racine 

150-131-3R1A $366.43 DS Th 03:40P-04:40P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

150-131-3E1A $366.43 DS,ST Th 03:40P-04:40P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

150-105 Network/Web Concepts, 

Introduction to 

3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 107-011T IT in Business or 107-011 IT in Business 

Kenosha 

150-105-3KM1 $372.18 BLND T 08:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 

150-105-3KMA $372.18 BLND S 10:15A-12:15P 01/21-05/05 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/21-05/05 

Racine 

150-105-3RM1 $372.18 BLND T 08:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

150-105-3RMA $372.18 BLND S 10:15A-12:15P 01/21-05/05 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/21-05/05 

Elkhorn 

150-105-3EM1 $372.18 BLND Th 08:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

150-105-3EMA $372.18 BLND S 10:15A-12:15P 01/21-05/05 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/21-05/05 

Off Campus 


150-197 Securing Wireless Devices 

and Networks 


3.00 CR 

Kenosha 

150-197-3KM1 $372.18 BLND,IPVID T 08:00P-10:00P 

01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

150-197-3RM1 $372.18 IPVID,BLND T 08:00P-10:00P 

01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

150-197-3EM1 $372.18 BLND,IPVID T 08:00P-10:00P 

01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

150-195 Security Policies and Procedures 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

150-195-3KM1 $372.18 IPVID,BLND T 05:50P-07:50P 

01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

150-195-3RM1 $372.18 IPVID,BLND T 05:50P-07:50P 

01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

150-195-3EM1 $372.18 BLND,IPVID T 05:50P-07:50P 

01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

150-136 Server Technologies 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 150-105 Network/Web Concepts, Introduction to and 107-193 

IT Essentials 

Racine 

150-136-3R11 $372.18 W 05:50P-09:50P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

150-136-3R1A $372.18 MW 01:30P-03:30P 01/20-05/05 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/20-05/05 

Elkhorn 

150-136-3E1A $372.18 MW 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

Off Campus 


150-135 Switching & WANs - CCNA 3 & 4 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 150-124 Routing CCNA 2 

Racine 

150-135-3R1A $496.24 TTh 12:25P-03:25P 01/19-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

150-135-3RM1 $496.24 BLND T 07:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

150-135-3E1A $496.24 TTh 12:25P-03:25P 01/19-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

Off Campus 


IT - Programming and Web 

152-155 Action-Scripting Flash 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 152-147 IT Web Graphics - Flash 

COREQUISITES: 152-126 Programming & Database, Introduction to 

Off Campus 



152-125 Computer Programming 

RPG/IV (ILE), Adv 

PREREQUISITES: 152-122 Computer Programming RPG/IV (ILE) 

3.00 CR 

Kenosha 

152-125-3K11 $372.18 T 05:50P-09:50P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 





152-158 DB2 UDB Programming 

& Stored Procedures 


3.00 CR 

Kenosha 

152-158-3K11 $372.18 INET Th 05:50P-09:50P 01/19-05/03 

152-160 Game Engine Development 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 152-157 Game Programming I 

Kenosha 

152-160-3KM1 $372.18 BLND T 05:50P-07:50P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

152-161 Game Programming Technologies 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 152-157 Game Programming I 

Kenosha 

152-161-3KM1 $248.12 LND T 08:00P-09:30P 01/24-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

152-149 IBM i System Administration 3.00 CR 



Kenosha 

152-149-3K11 $372.18 DS M 05:50P-09:50P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

152-145 Internet Programming 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 152-126 Programming & Database, Introduction to 

Kenosha 

152-145-3K11 $372.18 M 05:50P-09:50P 01/01-05/14 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/01-05/14 

152-162 Perl Programming, Introduction to 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 150-191 Fundamentals - Unix 

COREQUISITES: 152-148 Web Programming Concepts 

Off Campus 


152-126 Programming & Database, 

Introduction to Concepts 

PREREQUISITES: 107-011 IT in Business and 107-193 IT Essentials 

4.00 CR 

Kenosha 

152-126-3K1A $496.24 IPVID,BLND TTh 12:25P-02:55P 

01/19-05/08 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

152-126-3KM1 $496.24 BLND M 05:50P-08:20P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

Racine 

152-126-3R1A $496.24 PVID,BLND TTh 12:25P-02:55P 

01/19-05/08 

152-126-3RM1 $496.24 LND M 05:50P-08:20P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

152-126-3EM1 $496.24 LND M 05:50P-07:55P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

152-126-3EMA $496.24 LND Th 12:25P-02:55P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

Off Campus 

152-126-3W7A $536.24 NET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

152-105 System i Concepts 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 107-011 IT in Business 

Kenosha 

152-105-3K11 $248.12 IPVID,BLND W 

05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

152-133 System i Control Language 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 152-105 System i Concepts 

Kenosha 

152-133-3K11 $248.12 IPVID,BLND W 

05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/02 

152-148 Web Programming Concepts 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 150-105 Network/Web Concepts, Introduction to 

Off Campus 

152-148-3W7A $402.18 NET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

Marketing & Merchandising 

Mgmt 

104-170 Business Purchasing 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

104-170-3K31 $366.43 AC T 06:00P-09:25P 01/24-03/06 

Elkhorn 

104-170-3E3A $366.43 AC T 04:45P-08:10P 01/24-03/26 

Off Campus 


104-110 Corporate Sponsorship Development 2.00 CR 


Kenosha 

104-110-3K31 $245.62 AC M 06:00P-09:10P 03/19-04/23 

104-171 Credit Procedures 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

104-171-3KMA $366.43 BLND T 08:05A-11:05A 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

104-171-3R3A $366.43 AC Th 10:15A-01:40P 01/19-03/08 

Elkhorn 

104-171-3E3A $366.43 AC W 10:15A-01:15P 01/18-03/07 

104-198 E-Commerce/Marketing on 

the Internet 

PREREQUISITES: 104-101 Marketing Principles 

3.00 CR 

Kenosha 

104-198-3K1A $366.43 BLND W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/03 

104-198-3K31 $366.43 AC T 06:00P-09:00P 03/20-05/08 

Off Campus 




104-191 Internet Business Applications 1.00 CR 


Off Campus 


104-169 Management/Merchandising 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

104-169-3K1A $372.18 W 12:25P-03:25P 01/18-05/02 

104-134 Marketing Internship 3.00 CR 



Kenosha 

104-134-3K1A $366.43 DS TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA 

Racine 

104-134-3R1A $366.43 DS TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA 

104-172 Marketing Management 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 104-101 Marketing Principles 

Kenosha 

104-172-3K1A $366.43 INET T 11:20A-02:20P 01/24-05/08 

Racine 

104-172-3R31 $366.43 AC W 05:50P-09:15P 01/25-03/07 

Off Campus 



104-101 Marketing Principles 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

104-101-3K1A $366.43 M 09:10A-12:10P 01/23-05/07 

Off Campus 



104-109 Marketing/Sports and 

Event Introduction 


3.00 CR 

Kenosha 

104-109-3K31 $366.43 AC M 06:00P-09:00P 01/23-03/05 

104-105 Promotion Principles I 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

104-105-3K1A $366.43 T 11:20A-02:20P 01/19-05/03 

104-105-3K31 $366.43 AC T 06:00P-09:25P 01/19-03/08 

Racine 

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Off Campus 


104-127 Retailing 3.00 CR 


Racine 

104-127-3R3A $366.43 AC Th 10:15A-01:40P 03/22-05/03 

104-104 Selling Principles 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

104-104-3K1A $366.43 BLND M 12:25P-03:25P 01/23-05/07 

104-104-3K2A $366.43 ST M 12:25P-03:30P 01/23-05/07 

Racine 

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Elkhorn 

104-104-3E3A $366.43 AC T 10:15A-01:40P 01/24-03/06 

Off Campus 



104-161 Selling Principles/Advanced 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 104-104 Selling Principles 

Kenosha 

104-161-3KMA $366.43 BLND Th 08:05A-11:05A 01/19-05/03 

Racine 

104-161-3R31 $366.43 AC W 05:50P-09:15P 03/21-05/02 

104-114 Selling Techniques 2.00 CR 


Kenosha 

104-114-3K11 $245.62 INET T 05:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 

104-114-3K2A $245.62 ST M 12:25P-03:30P 01/23-05/07 

104-111 Ticket Sales 1.00 CR 


Kenosha 

104-111-3K31 $124.81 AC M 06:00P-10:00P 04/30-05/07 

Mechanical Technology 

606-126 AutoCAD, Introduction 2.00 CR 


CATI 

606-126-3C61 $254.62 SP,IPVID M 06:00P-10:00P 01/23-05/07 

606-126-3C6A $254.62 SP,IPVID M 12:25P-03:25P 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

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606-126-3E6A $254.62 SP,IPVID M 12:25P-04:25P 01/23-05/07 

606-128 CAD - Solidworks 2.00 CR 


CATI 

606-128-3C61 $254.62 SP,IPVID W 06:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/02 

606-128-3C6A $254.62 SP,IPVID W 12:25P-03:25P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

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606-128-3E6A $254.62 SP,IPVID W 12:25P-03:25P 01/18-05/02 

606-127 CAD Intermediate 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 606-126 AutoCAD, Introduction 

CATI 

606-127-3C61 $254.62 SP,IPVID M 06:00P-10:00P 01/23-05/07 

M 06:00A-10:00P 01/23-05/07 

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Elkhorn 

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606-127-3E6A $254.62 SP,IPVID M 12:25P-04:25P 01/23-05/07 

606-129 CAD/Solids Advanced 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 606-128 CAD - Solidworks 

CATI 

606-129-3C61 $254.62 SP,IPVID W 06:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/02 

606-129-3C6A $254.62 SP,IPVID W 12:25P-03:25P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

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606-129-3E6A $254.62 SP,IPVID W 12:25P-03:25P 01/18-05/02 

606-138 Design Problems 2.00 CR 



CATI 

606-138-3C21 $254.62 IPVID M 06:00P-10:00P 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

606-138-3E21 $254.62 IPVID W 04:45P-05:45P 01/18-05/02 

606-152 Engineering Graphics w/CAD 1 2.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 606-126 AutoCAD, Introduction and 606-149 Mechanical 

Engineering, Introduction to 

CATI 

606-152-3C61 $254.62 SP,IPVID TBA 06:00P-10:00P 01/19-05/08 

606-152-3C6A $254.62 SP,IPVID TTh 12:25P-04:25P 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

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606-152-3E6A $254.62 SP,IPVID TTh 12:25P-04:25P 01/19-05/08 


PREREQUISITES: 606-152 Engineering Graphics w/CAD 1 

CATI 

606-153-3C61 $254.62 SP,IPVID TTh 06:00P-10:00P 01/19-05/08 


Elkhorn 




PREREQUISITES: 606-153 Engineering Graphics w/CAD 2 

CATI 



Elkhorn 



606-160 Fluid Power and Design 3.00 CR 



606-160-3H11 $381.93 Th 06:00P-10:00P 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

606-116-3E22 $366.43 IPVID T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 

606-137 Manufacturing Process Applications 2.00 CR 


Racine 

606-137-3R11 $254.62 W 06:00P-10:00P 01/19-05/03 

606-149 Mechanical Engineering, 

Introduction to Tech 


COREQUISITES: 606-126 AutoCAD, Introduction 

2.00 CR 

CATI 



Elkhorn 



606-119 Motor Controls 3.00 CR 


CATI 

606-119-3C11 $381.93 F 06:00P-10:00P 01/20-05/04 

606-151 Statics 3.00 CR 


Math 1 

CATI 

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Elkhorn 

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Off Campus 

606-151-3Y21 $381.93 ST,IPVID T 06:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 


Medical Terminology 

501-107 Computing for Healthcare, 

Introduction 



2.00 CR 

Racine 

501-107-3RM1 $245.62 BLND T 05:25P-07:25P 01/24-03/06 

T 07:35P-09:45P 01/24-03/06 

501-107-3RM2 $245.62 BLND W 05:25P-07:25P 01/18-03/07 

W 07:35P-09:45P 01/18-03/07 

501-107-3RM3 $245.62 BLND Th 05:25P-07:25P 01/19-03/08 

Th 07:35P-09:45P 01/19-03/08 

Elkhorn 

501-107-3EMA $245.62 BLND T 08:05A-09:05A 01/17-02/28 

T 09:05A-10:05A 01/17-02/28 

606-116 Machine Design/Elements of 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 606-131 Strength of Materials 

CATI 

606-116-3C21 $366.43 IPVID T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 



501-101 Medical Terminology 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: (838-105 Reading & Study Skills, Intro) 

Racine 

501-101-3R11 $366.43 INET M 06:30P-09:30P 01/23-05/07 

501-101-3R1A $366.43 INET TTh 08:05A-09:35A 01/24-05/08 

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501-101-3RMA $366.43 BLND WTh 12:25P-03:25P 01/19-03/08 

Elkhorn 

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Burlington 

501-101-3BM1 $366.43 BLND S 09:00A-12:00P 01/21-05/05 

Off Campus 






501-104 Principles of Customer Service 

in Healthcare 


PREREQUISITES: (851-760 Pre-Technical Writing) 

COREQUISITES: 501-107 Computing for Healthcare, Introduction 

2.00 CR 

Racine 

501-104-3RM1 $245.62 BLND T 05:25P-07:25P 03/20-05/08 

T 07:35P-09:45P 03/20-05/08 

501-104-3RM2 $245.62 BLND Th 05:25P-07:25P 03/22-05/03 

Th 07:35P-09:45P 03/22-05/03 

Off Campus 


Nursing 

543-104 Nsg: Intro Clinical Practice 2.00 CR 



Kenosha 

543-104-3K1A $261.12 IPVID M 09:00A-03:30P 01/23-05/07 

543-104-3K1B $261.12 IPVID M 07:00A-03:30P 01/23-05/07 

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Burlington 

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543-104-3B1B $261.12 IPVID W 07:00A-03:30P 01/25-04/11 

543-104-3B1C $261.12 IPVID Th 07:00A-01:30P 01/26-05/03 

543-115 Nursing Advanced Clinical Practice 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 543-113 Nursing Complex Health Alterations II 

Kenosha 

543-115-3K1A $391.68 M 07:00A-03:00P 01/23-04/10 

T 07:00A-12:00P 01/23-04/10 

543-115-3K1B $391.68 M 02:30P-10:00P 01/23-04/10 

T 02:00P-07:30P 01/23-04/10 

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T 07:00A-12:00P 01/23-04/10 

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T 07:00A-12:00P 01/23-04/10 

543-115-3K1E $391.68 M 07:00A-03:00P 01/23-04/10 

T 07:00A-12:00P 01/23-04/10 

543-115-3K1F $391.68 M 03:00P-11:00P 01/23-04/10 

T 03:00P-08:00P 01/23-04/10 

543-115-3K1G $391.68 M 07:00A-03:00P 01/23-04/10 

T 07:00A-12:00P 01/23-04/10 

Burlington 

543-115-3B1A $391.68 Th 07:00A-07:30P 01/19-04/05 

543-115-3B1B $391.68 Th 07:00A-07:30P 01/19-04/05 

543-115-3B1C $391.68 Th 07:00A-02:30P 01/19-04/05 

F 07:00A-12:00P 01/19-04/05 

543-112 Nursing Advanced Skills 1.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 543-105 Nursing Health Alterations and 543-106 Nursing 

Health Promotion and 543-107 Nursing: Clinical Care Across the and 543-108 

Nursing: Introduction to Clinical Care 

COREQUISITES: 806-179 Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced 

Kenosha 

543-112-3K11 $130.56 SP,IPVID Th 05:50P-07:50P 01/19-05/03 

543-112-3K1A $130.56 SP,IPVID M 09:10A-11:10A 01/23-05/07 

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543-112-3K1C $130.56 SP,IPVID Th 09:10A-11:10A 01/19-05/03 

543-112-3K1D $130.56 SP,IPVID Th 11:20A-01:20P 01/19-05/03 

543-112-3K1E $130.56 SP,IPVID Th 03:40P-05:40P 01/19-05/03 

543-112-3K1F $130.56 SP,IPVID M 03:40P-05:40P 01/23-05/07 

Burlington 

543-112-3B1A $130.56 SP,IPVID W 03:00P-06:00P 01/18-04/11 

543-112-3B1B $130.56 SP,IPVID Th 09:10A-12:10P 01/19-04/12 

543-112-3B1C $130.56 SP,IPVID Th 01:30P-04:30P 01/19-04/12 

543-116 Nursing Clinical Transition 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 543-113 Nursing Complex Health Alterations II and 543-114 Nursing 

Management and Professional and 543-115 Nursing Advanced Clinical Practice 

Kenosha 

543-116-3K1A $261.12 SP,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA 04/12-05/08 

543-116-3K1B $261.12 SP,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA 04/12-05/08 

543-116-3K1C $261.12 SP,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA 04/12-05/08 

543-116-3K1D $261.12 SP,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA 04/12-05/08 

543-116-3K1E $261.12 SP,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA 04/12-05/08 

543-116-3K1F $261.12 SP,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA 04/12-05/08 

543-116-3K1G $261.12 SP,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA 04/12-05/08 

543-116-3K1H $261.12 SP,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA 04/12-05/08 

Burlington 

543-116-3B1A $261.12 SP,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA 04/12-05/08 

543-116-3B1B $261.12 SP,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA 04/12-05/08 

543-116-3B1C $261.12 SP,IPVID TBA TBA-TBA 04/12-05/08 

543-109 Nursing Complex Health Alterations I 3.00 CR 




COREQUISITES: 806-197 Microbiology 

Kenosha 

543-109-3K1A $391.68 SP,IPVID M 09:10A-11:10A 01/23-05/07 

M 11:10A-01:10P 01/23-05/07 

543-109-3K1B $391.68 SP,IPVID M 11:20A-01:20P 01/19-05/07 

Th 11:20A-01:20P 01/19-05/07 

543-109-3K1C $391.68 SP,IPVID M 03:40P-05:40P 01/19-05/07 

Th 03:40P-05:40P 01/19-05/07 

543-109-3KMA $391.68 BLND Th 11:20A-01:20P 01/19-05/03 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/19-05/03 

Burlington 

543-109-3B1A $391.68 SP,IPVID W 08:05A-12:05P 01/18-05/02 

543-109-3B1B $391.68 SP,IPVID W 12:25P-04:25P 01/18-05/02 





543-113 Nursing Complex Health Alterations II 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 543-109 Nursing Complex Health Alterations I and 543-110 

Nursing Mental Health Community Concepts and 543-111 Nursing Intermediate 

Clinical Practice and 543-112 Nursing Advanced Skills and 806-197 Microbiology 

and 806-179 Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced 

Kenosha 

543-113-3K1A $366.43 SP,IPVID W 09:00A-01:00P 01/18-04/11 

543-113-3K1B $366.43 SP,IPVID W 10:15A-02:15P 01/18-04/11 

543-113-3KMA $366.43 BLND W 11:30A-01:30P 01/18-04/11 

Burlington 

543-113-3B1A $366.43 SP,IPVID T 12:30P-04:30P 01/24-04/10 

543-101 Nursing Fundamentals 2.00 CR 



Kenosha 

543-101-3K1A $245.62 SP,IPVID T 09:10A-11:10A 01/24-05/08 

543-101-3K1B $245.62 SP,IPVID T 12:25P-02:25P 01/24-05/08 

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543-101-3KMA $245.62 BLND F 08:05A-10:05A 01/20-05/04 

Burlington 

543-101-3B1A $245.62 SP,IPVID T 09:10A-11:10A 01/24-05/08 

543-105 Nursing Health Alterations 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 543-101 Nursing Fundamentals and 543-102 Nursing Skills and 

543-103 Nursing Pharmacology and 543-104 Nsg: Intro Clinical Practice and 

806-177 General Anatomy and Physiology or 806-179 Anatomy and Physiology, 

Advanced 

Kenosha 

543-105-3K1A $391.68 IPVID M 09:10A-01:10P 01/23-05/07 

543-105-3K1B $391.68 IPVID M 12:25P-04:25P 01/23-05/07 

543-105-3K1C $391.68 IPVID M 02:35P-06:35P 01/23-05/07 

543-105-3KMA $391.68 BLND M 01:30P-05:30P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

Burlington 

543-105-3B1A $391.68 IPVID M 08:05A-12:05P 01/23-05/07 

543-106 Nursing Health Promotion 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 543-101 Nursing Fundamentals and 543-102 Nursing Skills 

and 543-103 Nursing Pharmacology and 543-104 Nsg: Intro Clinical Practice 

and 809-188 Psychology, Developmental and 806-177 General Anatomy and 

Physiology or 806-179 Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced 

Kenosha 

543-106-3K1A $366.43 IPVID M 09:10A-12:10P 01/23-05/07 

543-106-3K1B $366.43 IPVID M 11:20A-02:20P 01/23-05/07 

543-106-3K1C $366.43 IPVID M 02:35P-05:35P 01/23-05/07 

543-106-3KMA $366.43 BLND M 02:30P-05:30P 01/23-05/07 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/23-05/07 

Burlington 

543-106-3B1A $366.43 IPVID W 02:30P-05:30P 01/18-05/02 

543-111 Nursing Intermediate Clinical Practice 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 543-109 Nursing Complex Health Alterations I and 543-110 

Nursing Mental Health Community Concepts and 543-112 Nursing Advanced 

Skills 

Kenosha 

543-111-3K1A $391.68 SP,IPVID TW 07:00A-03:00P 01/24-03/07 

TW 01:30P-08:30P 03/20-04/10 

543-111-3K1B $391.68 SP,IPVID TW 07:00A-02:30P 01/24-03/07 

TW 12:30P-07:30P 04/11-05/02 

543-111-3K1C $391.68 SP,IPVID T 07:00A-02:00P 01/24-03/07 

W 07:00A-03:00P 01/24-03/07 

TW 12:30P-07:30P 03/20-04/10 

543-111-3K1D $391.68 SP,IPVID TW 03:00P-10:30P 03/20-05/02 

TW 01:30P-08:30P 02/15-03/07 

543-111-3K1E $391.68 SP,IPVID TW 07:00A-02:30P 03/20-05/02 

TW 12:30P-07:30P 01/24-02/14 

543-111-3K1F $391.68 SP,IPVID T 07:00A-02:00P 03/20-05/02 

W 07:00A-03:00P 03/20-05/02 

TW 01:30P-08:30P 01/24-02/14 

543-111-3K1G $391.68 SP,IPVID TW 07:00A-02:15P 01/24-04/04 

Burlington 

543-111-3B1A $391.68 SP,IPVID M 12:00P-09:30P 01/23-05/07 

543-111-3B1B $391.68 SP,IPVID M 07:00A-04:30P 01/23-05/07 

543-111-3B1C $391.68 SP,IPVID M 07:00A-04:30P 01/23-05/07 

543-111-3B1D $391.68 SP,IPVID T 07:00A-04:30P 01/24-05/08 

543-114 Nursing Management and 

Professional Concepts 

2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 543-109 Nursing Complex Health Alterations I and 543-110 

Nursing Mental Health Community Concepts and 543-111 Nursing Intermediate 

Clinical Practice and 543-112 Nursing Advanced Skills and 543-113 Nursing 

Complex Health Alterations II and 806-179 Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced 

Kenosha 

543-114-3K1A $245.62 IPVID Th 09:10A-12:10P 01/19-04/05 

543-114-3K1B $245.62 IPVID Th 03:40P-06:40P 01/19-04/05 

543-114-3KMA $245.62 BLND Th 03:30P-06:00P 01/19-04/05 

Burlington 

543-114-3B1A $245.62 IPVID W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-04/04 

543-110 Nursing Mental Health 

Community Concepts 

2.00 CR 




COREQUISITES: 806-179 Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced and 809-198 

Psychology, Introduction to 

Kenosha 

543-110-3K1A $245.62 IPVID Th 09:10A-11:10A 01/19-05/03 

543-110-3K1B $245.62 IPVID Th 11:20A-01:20P 01/19-05/03 

543-110-3K1C $245.62 IPVID Th 03:40P-05:40P 01/19-05/03 

543-110-3KMA $245.62 BLND F 11:30A-01:30P 01/20-05/04 

Burlington 

543-110-3B1A $245.62 IPVID F 08:05A-10:05A 01/20-05/04 

543-103 Nursing Pharmacology 2.00 CR 



Kenosha 

543-103-3K1A $245.62 IPVID T 09:10A-11:10A 01/24-05/08 

543-103-3K1B $245.62 IPVID T 12:25P-02:25P 01/24-05/18 

543-103-3K1C $245.62 IPVID T 03:40P-05:40P 01/24-05/08 

543-103-3KMA $245.62 IPVID F 10:15A-12:15P 01/20-05/04 

Burlington 

543-103-3B1A $245.62 IPVID F 10:15A-12:15P 01/20-05/04 

543-102 Nursing Skills 3.00 CR 



Kenosha 

543-102-3K11 $391.68 IPVID MT 05:50P-08:50P 01/23-05/08 

543-102-3K12 $391.68 IPVID WTh 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/03 

543-102-3K1A $391.68 IPVID M 08:05A-11:05A 01/23-05/07 

M 12:05P-03:05P 01/23-05/07 

543-102-3K1B $391.68 IPVID W 09:10A-12:10P 01/18-05/02 

W 01:10P-04:10P 01/18-05/02 

543-102-3K1C $391.68 IPVID Th 08:05A-11:05A 01/19-05/03 

Th 12:05P-03:05P 01/19-05/03 



543-102-3K1D $391.68 IPVID WF 10:15A-01:15P 01/18-05/04 

543-102-3K1E $391.68 IPVID W 12:25P-04:25P 01/18-05/02 

W 05:25P-07:25P 01/18-05/02 

543-102-3K1F $391.68 IPVID S 08:00A-11:00A 01/21-05/05 

S 12:00P-03:00P 01/21-05/05 

543-102-3K1G $391.68 IPVID T 08:05A-11:05A 01/24-05/08 

T 12:05P-03:05P 01/24-05/08 

Burlington 

543-102-3B1A $391.68 IPVID MW 09:10A-12:10P 01/23-05/07 

543-102-3B1B $391.68 IPVID M 01:30P-07:30P 01/23-05/07 

543-102-3B1C $391.68 IPVID T 01:30P-07:30P 01/24-05/08 

543-107 Nursing: Clinical Care Across 

the Lifespan 


COREQUISITES: 543-106 Nursing Health Promotion 

2.00 CR 

Kenosha 

543-107-3K1A $261.12 IPVID TW 07:00A-03:00P 01/24-02/29 

543-107-3K1B $261.12 IPVID TW 01:30P-09:30P 01/24-02/29 

543-107-3K1C $261.12 IPVID S 07:00A-07:30P 01/21-03/03 

S 07:00A-01:30P 03/10-03/10 

543-107-3K1D $261.12 IPVID WTh 07:00A-03:00P 01/25-03/08 

543-107-3K1E $261.12 IPVID TW 07:00A-03:00P 03/20-04/25 

543-107-3K1F $261.12 IPVID WTh 07:00A-03:00P 03/21-04/26 

543-107-3K1G $261.12 IPVID Th 01:30P-07:30P 03/08-03/08 

Th 07:00A-07:30P 03/22-05/03 

543-107-3K1H $261.12 IPVID TW 01:30P-09:30P 03/20-04/25 

Burlington 

543-107-3B1A $261.12 IPVID Th 07:00A-01:30P 01/19-05/03 

543-107-3B1B $261.12 IPVID Th 07:00A-01:30P 01/19-05/03 

543-107-3B1C $261.12 IPVID Th 07:00A-01:30P 01/19-05/03 

543-108 Nursing: Introduction to 

Clinical Care Management 


COREQUISITES: 543-105 Nursing Health Alterations 

2.00 CR 

Kenosha 

543-108-3K1A $261.12 IPVID TW 07:15A-03:15P 03/20-04/25 

543-108-3K1B $261.12 IPVID WTh 01:30P-09:30P 03/21-04/26 

543-108-3K1C $261.12 IPVID Th 01:30P-07:30P 03/08-03/08 

Th 07:00A-07:30P 03/22-05/03 

543-108-3K1D $261.12 IPVID TW 07:15A-03:15P 03/20-04/25 

543-108-3K1E $261.12 IPVID TW 07:15A-03:15P 01/24-02/29 

543-108-3K1F $261.12 IPVID TW 07:15A-03:15P 01/24-03/07 

543-108-3K1G $261.12 IPVID Th 07:00A-07:30P 01/19-03/08 

543-108-3K1H $261.12 IPVID TW 01:30P-09:30P 03/20-04/25 

Burlington 

543-108-3B1A $261.12 IPVID T 07:00A-03:30P 01/18-02/29 

W 07:00A-01:30P 01/18-02/29 

543-108-3B1B $261.12 IPVID T 07:00A-03:30P 03/06-04/17 

W 07:00A-01:30P 03/06-04/17 

543-108-3B1C $261.12 IPVID M 01:30P-08:00P 01/23-05/07 

Nursing and Nursing Related 

510-105 LPN Refresher I - Theory/Lab 3.00 CR 


Burlington 

510-105-3BMA $430.68 BLND TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

510-106 LPN Refresher II - Clinical 1.00 CR 


Burlington 

510-106-3B1A $143.56 TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

510-152 NSG: Applied Pediatric Concepts 1.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 809-188 Psychology, Developmental and 543-106 Nursing 

Health Promotion 

Kenosha 

510-152-3K11 $124.81 W 04:45P-06:45P 02/01-03/21 

510-151 Nsg: Endocrine & 

Electrolytes Disorders 

1.00 CR 




Kenosha 

510-151-3K1A $124.81 F 09:30A-12:00P 01/20-02/24 

510-154 Pathophysiology for 

Health Professions 


3.00 CR 

Kenosha 

510-154-3K11 $366.43 T 04:45P-07:45P 01/24-05/08 

Burlington 

510-154-3B1A $366.43 T 08:05A-11:05A 01/24-05/08 

510-107 RN Refresher I - Theory/Lab 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

510-107-3KMA $430.68 BLND TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

510-108 RN Refresher II - Clinical 2.00 CR 


Kenosha 

510-108-3K1A $287.12 TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

510-805 TEAS TEST 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

510-805-3K11 $35.00 T 05:00P-09:00P 01/03-01/03 

510-805-3K12 $35.00 T 05:00P-09:00P 02/07-02/07 

510-805-3K13 $35.00 T 05:00P-09:00P 03/06-03/06 

510-805-3K14 $35.00 BLND T 05:00P-09:00P 04/10-04/10 

510-805-3K15 $35.00 BLND T 05:00P-09:00P 05/08-05/08 

510-805-3K1A $35.00 BLND M 08:00A-12:00P 01/02-01/02 

510-805-3K1B $35.00 BLND M 01:00P-05:00P 01/02-01/02 

510-805-3K1C $35.00 BLND T 08:00A-12:00P 01/03-01/03 

510-805-3K1D $35.00 BLND T 01:00P-05:00P 01/03-01/03 

510-805-3K1E $35.00 BLND W 08:00A-12:00P 01/04-01/04 

510-805-3K1F $35.00 BLND W 01:00P-05:00P 01/04-01/04 

510-805-3K1G $35.00 BLND Th 08:00A-12:00P 01/05-01/05 

510-805-3K1H $35.00 BLND Th 01:00P-05:00P 01/05-01/05 

510-805-3K1I $35.00 BLND T 08:00A-12:00P 02/07-02/07 

510-805-3K1J $35.00 BLND T 01:00P-05:00P 02/07-02/07 

510-805-3K1K $35.00 BLND M 08:00A-12:00P 03/05-03/05 

510-805-3K1L $35.00 BLND M 01:00P-05:00P 03/05-03/05 

510-805-3K1M $35.00 BLND T 08:00A-12:00P 03/06-03/06 





510-805-3K1N $35.00 BLND T 01:00P-05:00P 03/06-03/06 

510-805-3K1O $35.00 BLND W 08:00A-12:00P 03/07-03/07 

510-805-3K1P $35.00 BLND W 01:00P-05:00P 03/07-03/07 

510-805-3K1Q $35.00 BLND Th 08:00A-12:00P 03/08-03/08 

510-805-3K1R $35.00 BLND Th 01:00P-05:00P 03/08-03/08 

510-805-3K1S $35.00 BLND T 08:00A-12:00P 04/10-04/10 

510-805-3K1T $35.00 BLND T 01:00P-05:00P 04/10-04/10 

Burlington 

510-805-3B11 $35.00 T 04:00P-08:00P 01/03-01/03 

510-805-3B12 $35.00 T 04:00P-08:00P 02/07-02/07 

510-805-3B13 $35.00 T 04:00P-08:00P 03/06-03/06 

510-805-3B14 $35.00 Th 04:00P-08:00P 03/08-03/08 

510-805-3B15 $35.00 T 04:00P-08:00P 04/10-04/10 

510-805-3B1A $35.00 M 08:00A-12:00P 01/02-01/02 

510-805-3B1B $35.00 M 01:00P-05:00P 01/02-01/02 

510-805-3B1C $35.00 T 08:00A-12:00P 01/03-01/03 

510-805-3B1D $35.00 W 08:00A-12:00P 01/04-01/04 

510-805-3B1E $35.00 W 01:00P-05:00P 01/04-01/04 

510-805-3B1F $35.00 Th 08:00A-12:00P 01/05-01/05 

510-805-3B1G $35.00 Th 01:00P-05:00P 01/05-01/05 

510-805-3B1H $35.00 T 08:00A-12:00P 02/07-02/07 

510-805-3B1I $35.00 M 08:00A-12:00P 03/05-03/05 

510-805-3B1K $35.00 T 08:00A-12:00P 03/06-03/06 

510-805-3B1L $35.00 W 08:00A-12:00P 03/07-03/07 

510-805-3B1M $35.00 W 02:30P-06:30P 03/07-03/07 

510-805-3B1N $35.00 Th 08:00A-12:00P 03/08-03/08 

510-805-3B1O $35.00 T 08:00A-12:00P 04/10-04/10 

Pharmacy 

536-138 Community Pharmacy Clinical 2.00 CR 


PREREQUISITES: 536-112 Pharmaceutical Business Applications and 536-115 

Pharmacy Law and 536-120 Fundamentals of Reading Prescriptions and 536- 

110 Pharmacy Calculations and 536-134 Managing Pharmacy Benefits 

Off Campus 

536-138-3R1A $280.62 BLND TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

536-120 Fundamentals of 

Reading Prescriptions 

1.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 536-112 Pharmaceutical Business Applications and 536-115 

Pharmacy Law 

Racine 

536-120-3R9B $124.81 S 11:30A-12:30P 01/21-05/05 

536-134 Managing Pharmacy Benefits 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 536-112 Pharmaceutical Business Applications and 536-120 

Fundamentals of Reading Prescriptions 

COREQUISITES: 536-110 Pharmacy Calculations 

Elkhorn 

536-134-3E1A $366.43 W 02:00P-05:00P 01/18-05/09 

536-112 Pharmaceutical Business Applications 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 536-115 Pharmacy Law and 536-120 Fundamentals of Reading 

Prescriptions 

Racine 

536-112-3R11 $366.43 F 05:00P-08:00P 01/20-05/11 

536-110 Pharmacy Calculations 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 501-101 Medical Terminology and 536-120 Fundamentals of 

Reading Prescriptions 

COREQUISITES: 536-134 Managing Pharmacy Benefits 

Elkhorn 

536-110-3E1A $366.43 M 02:00P-05:00P 01/23-05/07 

536-115 Pharmacy Law 2.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 536-112 Pharmaceutical Business Applications and 536-120 

Fundamentals of Reading Prescriptions 

Racine 

536-115-3R9A $245.62 S 09:00A-11:00A 01/21-05/05 

Physical Therapy Assistant 

524-147 PTA Clinical Practice 1 2.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 524-141 PTA Kinesiology 2 and 524-143 PTA Therapeutic 

Modalities 

Kenosha 

524-147-3K1A $254.62 W 08:00A-11:15A 01/18-01/25 

M 08:00A-11:15A 01/23-01/23 

M 08:00A-12:00P 04/16-04/16 

W 08:00A-12:00P 04/18-04/18 

MWF 08:00A-12:00P 01/30-04/20 

524-151 PTA Clinical Practice 3 5.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 524-144 PTA Principles of Neuromuscular and 524-145 

PTA Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation and 524-146 PTA Management of 

Cardiopulmonary and and 524-148 PTA Clinical Practice 2 

Kenosha 

524-151-3K1A $608.05 M 07:30A-08:00A 01/23-01/23 

MTWThF 08:00A-04:30P 02/27-04/30 

524-141 PTA Kinesiology 2 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 524-138 PTA Kinesiology 1 

Kenosha 

524-141-3K1A $509.24 T 10:15A-12:20P 01/24-05/08 

F 01:00P-03:00P 01/20-05/04 

Th 02:35P-04:40P 01/19-05/03 

524-141-3K1B $509.24 T 10:15A-12:20P 01/24-05/08 

F 01:00P-03:05P 01/20-05/04 

T 04:45P-06:50P 01/24-05/08 

524-145 PTA Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 524-139 PTA Patient Interventions 

COREQUISITES: 524-141 PTA Kinesiology 2 and 524-142 PTA Therapeutic 

Exercise 

Kenosha 

524-145-3K1A $509.24 Th 10:00A-12:05P 01/19-05/03 

Th 12:25P-02:30P 01/19-05/03 

T 08:05A-10:10A 01/24-05/08 

524-145-3K1B $509.24 Th 10:00A-12:05P 01/19-05/03 

Th 12:25P-02:30P 01/19-05/03 

M 01:30P-03:35P 01/23-05/07 

524-150 PTA Professional Issues 2 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 524-140 PTA Professional Issues 1 

COREQUISITES: 524-148 PTA Clinical Practice 2 

Kenosha 

524-150-3K1A $245.62 M 08:05A-01:25P 01/23-02/27 



524-149 PTA Rehabilitation Across the Lifespan 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 524-144 PTA Principles of Neuromuscular and 524-145 PTA 

Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation and 524-148 PTA Clinical Practice 2 

COREQUISITES: 524-146 PTA Management of Cardiopulmonary and 

Kenosha 

524-149-3K1A $254.62 W 11:20A-01:25P 01/18-02/22 

F 11:20A-12:20P 01/20-02/24 

WF 08:05A-11:15A 01/18-02/24 

524-142 PTA Therapeutic Exercise 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 524-138 PTA Kinesiology 1 

Kenosha 

524-142-3K1A $381.93 Th 08:05A-09:45A 01/19-05/03 

W 01:30P-04:40P 01/18-05/02 

524-142-3K1B $381.93 ST Th 08:05A-09:45A 01/19-05/03 

T 01:30P-04:40P 01/24-05/08 

Quality Assurance 

623-147 Manufacturing Shop Safety 1.00 CR 


Racine 

623-147-3R11 $124.81 M 09:00P-10:00P 01/23-05/07 

623-183 Statistical Process Control/CT 1.00 CR 


Racine 

623-183-3R11 $124.81 ST M 08:00P-09:00P 01/23-05/07 

Quality Interdisciplinary 

625-121 MSSC Certification Preparation 

and Assessment 


2.00 CR 


625-121-3L61 $475.62 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/08 

Radiologic Technology 

526-174 ARRT Certification Seminar 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 526-199 Radiography Clinical 4 

COREQUISITES: 526-189 Radiographic Pathology and 526-190 Radiography 

Clinical 5 and 526-195 Radiographic Quality Analysis 

Burlington 

526-174-3BMA $245.62 BLND T 12:10P-04:10P 03/20-05/08 

526-197 Radiation Protection and Biology 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 526-174 ARRT Certification Seminar and 526-189 Radiographic 

Pathology and 526-190 Radiography Clinical 5 and 526-195 Radiographic 

Quality Analysis 

Burlington 

526-197-3B1A $366.43 SP T 08:05A-11:05A 01/24-05/08 

526-170 Radiographic Imaging 2 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 526-149 Radiographic Procedures 1 and 526-158 Introduction 

to Radiography and 526-159 Radiographic Imaging 1 and 526-168 Radiography 

Clinical 1 

COREQUISITES: 526-191 Radiographic Procedures 2 and 526-192 Radiography 

Clinical 2 

Burlington 

526-170-3B1B $366.43 SP W 08:05A-11:05A 01/18-05/02 

526-189 Radiographic Pathology 1.00 CR 



COREQUISITES: 526-174 ARRT Certification Seminar and 526-190 Radiography 

Clinical 5 and 526-195 Radiographic Quality Analysis and 526-197 Radiation 

Protection and Biology 

Off Campus 


526-191 Radiographic Procedures 2 5.00 CR 



Clinical 1 

COREQUISITES: 526-170 Radiographic Imaging 2 and 526-192 Radiography 

Clinical 2 

Burlington 

526-191-3B1A $652.80 ST M 09:10A-12:10P 01/23-05/07 

M 03:00P-07:00P 01/23-05/07 

526-191-3B1B $652.80 ST M 09:10A-12:10P 01/23-05/07 

M 12:40P-02:40P 01/23-05/07 

W 11:30A-01:30P 01/25-05/02 

526-195 Radiographic Quality Analysis 2.00 CR 



Pathology and 526-190 Radiography Clinical 5 and 526-197 Radiation Protection 

and Biology 

Burlington 

526-195-3B1A $261.12 SP Th 08:05A-09:05A 01/19-05/03 

Th 09:10A-11:10A 01/19-05/03 

526-192 Radiography Clinical 2 3.00 CR 



Clinical 1 

COREQUISITES: 526-170 Radiographic Imaging 2 and 526-191 Radiographic 

Procedures 2 

Off Campus 

526-192-3Z1A $366.43 SP TTh TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

TThF TBA-TBA 01/19-05/08 

526-190 Radiography Clinical 5 2.00 CR 



Pathology and 526-195 Radiographic Quality Analysis and 526-197 Radiation 

Protection and Biology 

Off Campus 

526-190-3Z1A $245.62 SP MWF TBA-TBA 01/18-05/07 

Related Business 

105-106 Business Communications 3.00 CR 


Off Campus 






Renewable Energy - Electricity 

482-112 Sustainable Energy-Capstone 

Design Proj 

PREREQUISITES: 482-110 Intro to Sustainable Energy 

3.00 CR 

CATI 

482-112-3C9A $450.18 S 12:00P-04:00P 01/21-05/05 

Small Business 

145-106 Entrepreneurship 3- 

Operations MGMT 

PREREQUISITES: 145-105 Entrepreneurship 1 - Feasibility 

3.00 CR 

Off Campus 


145-104 Entrepreneurship-New Venture 3.00 CR 


Off Campus 


Supervisory Management 

196-100 Accelerated Learning 1.00 CR 


Kenosha 

196-100-3K31 $124.81 AC T 05:30P-09:30P 01/24-01/31 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-01/31 

Racine 

196-100-3R31 $124.81 AC W 05:30P-09:30P 01/18-01/25 

TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-01/25 

Elkhorn 

196-100-3E31 $124.81 AC Th 05:30P-09:30P 01/19-01/26 

Off Campus 



196-164C Assertive Behavior 1.00 CR 


Off Campus 

196-164C-3W7E $134.81 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

196-169 Diversity and Change Management 3.00 CR 


Elkhorn 

196-169-3E31 $366.43 AC T 05:30P-09:30P 01/31-03/06 

196-193 Human Resource Management 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

196-193-3K31 $366.43 AC Th 05:30P-09:30P 03/29-05/03 

Racine 

196-193-3R31 $366.43 AC M 05:30P-09:30P 03/19-04/30 

Elkhorn 

196-193-3E31 $366.43 AC W 05:30P-09:30P 03/28-05/02 

196-190 Leadership Development 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

196-190-3K31 $366.43 AC T 05:30P-09:30P 02/07-03/20 

Elkhorn 

196-190-3E31 $366.43 AC Th 05:30P-09:30P 02/02-03/22 

196-134 Legal Issues for Supervisors 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 196-193 Human Resource Management 

Off Campus 


196-192 Managing for Quality 3.00 CR 


Racine 

196-192-3R31 $366.43 AC M 05:30P-09:30P 01/30-03/05 

196-168 Organizational Development 3.00 CR 


Racine 

196-168-3R31 $366.43 AC W 05:30P-09:30P 03/21-04/25 

196-164 Personal Skills for Supervisors 3.00 CR 


Off Campus 



196-123 Problem Solving and Decision Making 2.00 CR 


Racine 

196-123-3R1A $245.62 M 10:15A-12:15P 01/23-05/07 

196-188 Project Management 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 196-189 Team Building and Problem Solving 

Off Campus 


196-136 Safety in the Workplace 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 196-192 Managing for Quality 

Off Campus 


196-164B Stress Management 1.00 CR 


Off Campus 

196-164B-3W7D $134.81 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

196-164B-3W7G $134.81 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

196-191 Supervision 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

196-191-3K31 $366.43 AC T 05:30P-09:30P 04/03-05/08 

Elkhorn 

196-191-3E31 $366.43 AC Th 05:30P-09:30P 03/29-05/03 



196-189 Team Building and Problem Solving 3.00 CR 


Off Campus 

196-189-3R31 $396.43 INET W 05:30P-09:30P 02/01-03/07 

196-164A Time Management 1.00 CR 


Off Campus 

196-164A-3W7C $134.81 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

196-164A-3W7F $134.81 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

Surgical Tech 

512-134 Surgical Interventions 2 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 512-131 Surgical Interventions 1 and 512-133 Surgical 

Technology Clinical 2 

Kenosha 

512-134-3K1A $366.43 INET M 08:00A-11:00A 01/23-05/07 

512-135-3K1B $401.43 WThF 07:00A-01:00P 01/18-03/19 

512-135-3K1C $401.43 WThF 07:00A-01:00P 01/18-03/09 

512-136 Surgical Technology Clinical 4 3.00 CR 


PREREQUISITES: 512-135 Surgical Technology Clinical 3 

COREQUISITES: 512-134 Surgical Interventions 2 

Kenosha 

512-136-3K1A $366.43 TWThF 07:00A-03:30P 03/20-05/08 

Welding 

442-101 Welding Basics 1.00 CR 


Racine 

442-101-3R11 $172.81 F 04:45P-07:45P 01/20-03/30 

512-129 Surgical Pharmacology 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 512-125 Surgical Technology, Intro to and 512-126 Surgical Tech 

Fundamentals 1 

Kenosha 

512-129-3KM1 $245.62 BLND F 02:35P-04:35P 01/20-05/04 

512-130 Surgical Skills Application 2.00 CR 


Fundamentals 1 

COREQUISITES: 512-128 Surgical Tech Fundamentals 2 and 512-129 Surgical 

Pharmacology 

Kenosha 

512-130-3K1A $267.62 T 07:00A-11:00A 03/20-05/08 

M 07:00A-01:00P 03/19-05/07 

512-130-3K1B $267.62 T 11:20A-03:20P 03/20-05/08 

M 07:00A-01:00P 03/19-05/07 

512-130-3K1C $267.62 W 07:00A-11:00A 03/21-05/02 

M 07:00A-01:00P 03/19-05/07 

512-128 Surgical Tech Fundamentals 2 4.00 CR 


Fundamentals 1 and 512-127 Exploring Surgical Issues and 501-101 Medical 

Terminology 

COREQUISITES: 806-179 Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced and 806-197 

Microbiology and 512-129 Surgical Pharmacology 

Kenosha 

512-128-3K1A $535.24 M 07:00A-11:00A 01/23-03/05 

T 07:00A-11:00A 01/24-03/06 

Th 07:00A-11:00A 01/19-03/08 

512-128-3K1B $535.24 M 07:00A-11:00A 01/23-03/05 

M 11:20A-03:20P 01/23-03/05 

W 11:20A-03:20P 01/18-03/07 

512-128-3K1C $535.24 M 07:00A-11:00A 01/23-03/05 

T 11:20A-03:20P 01/24-03/06 

Th 11:20A-03:20P 01/19-03/08 

512-135 Surgical Technology Clinical 3 3.00 CR 


PREREQUISITES: 512-131 Surgical Interventions 1 and 512-133 Surgical 

Technology Clinical 2 

COREQUISITES: 512-134 Surgical Interventions 2 

Kenosha 

512-135-3K1A $401.43 WThF 07:00A-01:00P 01/18-03/09 





Technical Diploma: Spring Subject Index 

Admin/Office Assistant/Medical..............................................................................................................................................................................................................61 

Barbering/Cosmetology...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................61 

Dental.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61 

Emergency Medical Service......................................................................................................................................................................................................................61 

Machine Tool/CNC Technology.................................................................................................................................................................................................................61 

Mechanical Drafting.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61 

Medical Assistant.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 62 

Numerical Control................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 62 

Nursing.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 63 

Nursing and Nursing Related.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 63 

Welding.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 63 

Technical Diploma: Spring Course Index 

Blueprint Reading............................................................................................ 61 

CNC Introduction and Support Equipment Basics............................................... 61 

CNC Lathe Set-Up............................................................................................. 62 

CNC Machining Technology...............................................................................62 

CNC Mill Set-Up................................................................................................ 63 

CNC Offsets and Operations............................................................................. 61 

CNC Production Applications.............................................................................63 

Dental Assistant Clinical - Adv........................................................................... 61 

Dental Chairside - Advanced............................................................................. 61 

Dental Laboratory Procedure........................................................................... 61 

Dental Radiography - Advanced........................................................................ 61 

EMT-Intermediate Technician............................................................................ 61 

Fundamentals of CNC Milling Applications........................................................63 

Fundamentals of CNC Turning Applications.......................................................63 

Gauging/Inspection......................................................................................... 61 

Hair Design II B............................................................................................... 61 

Health Unit Coordinator Clinical.......................................................................63 

Health Unit Coordinator Procedures I...............................................................63 

Health Unit Coordinator Procedures II..............................................................63 

Human Body in Health & Disease.....................................................................62 

Medical Assistant Administrative Procedures.....................................................62 

Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures 1.............................................................62 

Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures 2.............................................................62 

Medical Assistant Lab Procedures 1..................................................................62 

Medical Assistant Lab Procedures 2..................................................................62 

Medical Assistant Practicum.............................................................................62 

Medical Law, Ethics, & Professionalism.............................................................62 

Medical Office Insurance and Finance...............................................................62 

Medical Transcription Externship...................................................................... 61 

Medical Transcription Functions........................................................................ 61 

Medical Transcription II.................................................................................... 61 

Metal Fabrication I...........................................................................................63 

Nursing Assistant............................................................................................. 63 

Office Field Study............................................................................................. 61 

Pharmacology for Allied Health Pharm for Allied Health...................................62 

Weld Printreading and Fabrication Procedures.................................................63 

Technical Diploma: Spring 2012 59


Welding/Advanced Gas Metal Arc Welding.......................................................64 

Welding/Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Weld.......................................................64 

Welding/Advanced Oxyacetylene..................................................................... 64 

Welding/Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding................................................64 

Welding/Fundamentals of............................................................................... 64 

Welding/Gas Metal Arc Welding....................................................................... 64 

Welding/Gas Tungsten Arc Welding.................................................................. 64 

Welding/Oxyacetylene....................................................................................64 

Welding/Pipe Gas Metal Arc Welding............................................................... 64 

Welding/Pipe Gas Tungsten Arc Welding.......................................................... 64 

Welding/Pipe Oxyacetylene Fitting.................................................................. 64 

Welding/Pipe Shielded Metal Arc Welding........................................................64 

Welding/Robotic Program and Plasma Cutting.................................................65 

Welding/Shielded Metal Arc Welding...............................................................65 

Word Processing Applied.................................................................................. 61 





Admin/Office Assistant/ 

Medical 

106-374 Medical Transcription Externship 1.00 CR 



Racine 

106-374-3R1A $124.81 INET MTWThF 08:05A-12:05P 05/14-06/01 

106-373 Medical Transcription Functions 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 106-370 Medical Transcription I and 509-312 Human Body in 

Health & Disease 

Racine 

106-373-3RMA $372.18 BLND W 10:15A-12:15P 03/21-05/02 

W 12:15P-01:15P 03/21-05/02 

106-371 Medical Transcription II 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 106-370 Medical Transcription I 

Racine 

106-371-3RMA $496.24 BLND MW 10:00A-11:00A 01/18-03/07 

MW 11:00A-02:00P 01/18-03/07 

106-392 Office Field Study 1.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 106-119 Professional Development 

Racine 

106-392-3R1A $124.81 INET TBA TBA-TBA 01/24-05/08 

Off Campus 



106-384 Word Processing Applied 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 106-001 Computer Applications or 106-178 Office Proofreading 

and Editing 

Off Campus 



Barbering/Cosmetology 

502-307B Hair Design II B 1.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 502-307A Hair Design II A 

Racine 

502-307B-3R1B $130.56 S 07:30A-12:00P 01/21-05/04 

502-307B-3R9B $130.56 S 07:30A-12:00P 02/21-05/14 

Dental 

508-311 Dental Assistant Clinical - Adv 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 508-356 Dental Assistant Clinicals or 508-306 Dental Assistant Clinicals 

Kenosha 

508-311-3K1A $245.62 AC T 08:00A-05:00P 01/24-05/08 

508-308 Dental Chairside - Advanced 5.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 508-302 Dental Chairside 

Kenosha 

508-308-3K1A $782.80 AC W 01:30P-04:00P 01/18-05/02 

F 08:05A-10:35A 01/20-05/04 

W 08:05A-10:05A 01/18-05/02 

Th 10:15A-12:15P 01/19-05/03 

508-308-3K1B $782.80 ST W 01:30P-04:00P 01/18-05/02 

F 08:05A-10:35A 01/20-05/04 

W 10:15A-12:15P 01/18-05/02 

Th 01:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/03 

508-309 Dental Laboratory Procedure 4.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 508-113 Dental Materials 

Kenosha 

508-309-3K1A $626.24 AC M 08:05A-10:05A 01/23-05/07 

Th 08:05A-10:05A 01/19-05/03 

W 10:15A-12:15P 01/18-05/02 

Th 01:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/03 

508-309-3K1B $626.24 ST M 08:05A-10:05A 01/23-05/07 

Th 08:05A-10:05A 01/23-05/07 

W 08:05A-10:05A 01/18-05/02 

Th 10:15A-12:15P 01/19-05/03 

508-310 Dental Radiography - Advanced 1.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 508-103 Dental Radiography 

Kenosha 

508-310-3K1A $156.56 AC M 10:15A-12:15P 01/23-05/07 

508-310-3K1B $156.56 AC M 01:30P-03:30P 01/23-05/07 


531-311 EMT-Intermediate Technician 2.00 CR 



Burlington 

531-311-3B1A $267.62 W 09:15A-01:15P 02/08-05/02 

Off Campus 

531-311-3Z11 $267.62 Th 05:45P-09:45P 02/02-04/26 

Machine Tool/CNC Technology 

420-342 CNC Introduction and Support 

Equipment Basics 

1.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 420-345 Gauging/Inspection and 623-147 Manufacturing Shop 

Safety 

Racine 

420-342-3R11 $146.81 W 04:00P-08:00P 01/18-03/07 

420-344 CNC Offsets and Operations 1.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 420-345 Gauging/Inspection 

Racine 

420-344-3R11 $124.81 W 04:00P-08:00P 03/21-05/02 

420-345 Gauging/Inspection 2.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 421-376 Blueprint Reading and 804-370 Mathematics I/Applied 

Racine 

420-345-3R11 $293.62 T 04:00P-08:00P 01/24-05/08 

Mechanical Drafting 

421-376 Blueprint Reading 2.00 CR 


Racine 

421-376-3R11 $245.62 M 04:00P-08:00P 01/23-05/07 



Medical Assistant 

509-302 Human Body in Health & Disease 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 501-101 Medical Terminology 

Racine 

509-302-3RM1 $366.43 BLND M 05:50P-08:50P 01/23-05/07 

509-302-3RMA $366.43 BLND T 10:15A-01:15P 01/24-05/08 

Off Campus 



509-301 Medical Assistant 

Administrative Procedures 


COREQUISITES: 501-107 Computing for Healthcare, Introduction 

2.00 CR 

Racine 

509-301-3RM1 $267.62 BLND M 06:00P-09:00P 01/23-05/07 

M 09:00P-09:50P 01/23-05/07 

509-301-3RM2 $267.62 BLND Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

Th 09:00P-09:50P 01/19-05/03 


Clinical Procedures 1 



4.00 CR 

Racine 

509-304-3R11 $535.24 M 05:50P-09:50P 01/23-05/07 

T 05:50P-09:50P 01/24-05/03 

509-304-3R1A $535.24 Th 08:05A-12:05P 01/19-05/03 

T 05:50P-09:50P 01/24-05/08 


Clinical Procedures 2 

3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 509-303 Medical Assistant Lab Procedures 1 and 509-304 

Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures 1 

COREQUISITES: 509-308 Pharmacology for Allied Health 

Racine 

509-306-3R11 $401.43 Th 05:50P-08:50P 01/19-05/03 

W 05:50P-06:50P 01/18-05/02 

W 06:50P-08:50P 01/18-05/02 

509-306-3R1A $401.43 Th 01:30P-04:30P 01/19-05/03 

W 01:30P-02:30P 01/18-05/02 

W 02:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

509-306-3E1A $401.43 F 08:05A-12:05P 01/20-05/04 

F 12:05P-02:05P 01/20-05/04 

509-303 Medical Assistant Lab Procedures 1 2.00 CR 



COREQUISITES: 509-304 Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures 1 

Racine 

509-303-3R11 $267.62 W 05:50P-07:50P 01/18-05/02 

W 07:50P-09:50P 01/18-05/02 

509-303-3R1A $267.62 W 08:05A-10:05A 01/18-05/02 

W 10:05A-12:05P 01/18-05/02 

509-305 Medical Assistant Lab Procedures 2 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 509-303 Medical Assistant Lab Procedures 1 

Racine 

509-305-3R11 $267.62 T 05:50P-07:50P 01/24-05/08 

T 07:50P-09:50P 01/24-05/08 

509-305-3R1A $267.62 T 12:25P-02:25P 01/24-05/08 

T 02:25P-04:25P 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

509-305-3E1A $267.62 W 08:05A-10:05A 01/18-05/02 

W 10:05A-12:05P 01/18-05/02 

509-310 Medical Assistant Practicum 3.00 CR 



Racine 

509-310-3R1A $401.43 TBA TBA-TBA 05/14-06/22 

509-310-3R1B $401.43 TBA TBA-TBA 05/14-06/22 

509-310-3R1C $401.43 TBA TBA-TBA 05/14-06/22 

Elkhorn 

509-310-3E1A $401.43 MTWThF 08:05A-04:05P 05/14-06/08 

509-309 Medical Law, Ethics, & 

Professionalism 


2.00 CR 

Racine 

509-309-3RMA $245.62 BLND Th 12:25P-04:25P 01/19-05/03 

509-309-3RMB $245.62 BLND T 08:05A-12:05P 01/24-05/08 

Off Campus 


509-307 Medical Office Insurance 

and Finance 

2.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 501-107 Computing for Healthcare, Introduction and 509-302 

Human Body in Health & Disease 

Off Campus 




509-308 Pharmacology for Allied Health 

Pharm for Allied Health 


COREQUISITES: 509-302 Human Body in Health & Disease 

2.00 CR 

Racine 

509-308-3RMA $245.62 BLND W 08:05A-12:05P 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 


Numerical Control 

444-335 CNC Lathe Set-Up 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 444-333 Fundamentals of CNC Turning 

Racine 

444-335-3R1A $469.68 BLND M 08:05A-02:05P 01/23-05/07 

444-331 CNC Machining Technology 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 420-342 CNC Introduction and Support Equipment 

Racine 

444-331-3R11 $469.68 BLND Th 04:00P-10:00P 01/19-05/03 





444-336 CNC Mill Set-Up 3.00 CR 


COREQUISITES: 444-334 Fundamentals of CNC Milling 

Racine 

444-336-3R1A $469.68 W 08:05A-02:05P 01/18-05/02 

444-332 CNC Production Applications 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 420-342 CNC Introduction and Support Equipment 

COREQUISITES: 420-344 CNC Offsets and Operations and 444-331 CNC 

Machining Technology 

Racine 

444-332-3R11 $313.12 TW 08:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/02 

444-334 Fundamentals of CNC 

Milling Applications 

3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 444-331 CNC Machining Technology 

COREQUISITES: 421-316 Blueprint Reading/Advanced and 804-371 Mathematics 

II/Applied 

Racine 

444-334-3R1A $469.68 INET Th 08:05A-02:05P 01/19-05/03 

444-333 Fundamentals of CNC 

Turning Applications 

3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 444-331 CNC Machining Technology 

COREQUISITES: 421-316 Blueprint Reading/Advanced and 804-371 Mathematics 

II/Applied 

Racine 

444-333-3R1A $469.68 INET M 08:05A-02:05P 01/24-05/08 

Nursing 

543-300 Nursing Assistant 3.00 CR 



Kenosha 

543-300-3K11 $391.68 TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-02/14 

W 04:00P-07:00P 02/15-03/07 

TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 02/16-03/06 

TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 02/16-03/07 

543-300-3K12 $391.68 TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 02/21-03/27 

W 04:00P-07:00P 03/28-03/28 

TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 03/29-04/12 

T 04:00P-07:00P 04/17-04/17 

543-300-3K13 $391.68 MTWTh 04:00P-10:00P 04/16-05/03 

MTWTh 04:00P-10:00P 05/07-05/17 

543-300-3K1A $391.68 MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 01/18-02/07 

MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 02/08-02/21 

543-300-3K1B $391.68 FS 07:30A-01:30P 01/20-02/25 

FS 07:30A-01:30P 03/02-03/31 

543-300-3K1C $391.68 MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 02/09-02/29 

MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 03/05-03/22 

543-300-3K1D $391.68 TWTh 07:30A-01:30P 03/20-04/12 

TWTh 07:30A-01:30P 04/17-05/02 

543-300-3K1E $391.68 MTWThF 07:30A-01:30P 04/16-05/01 

MTWThF 07:30A-01:30P 05/02-05/11 

Racine 

543-300-3R1A $391.68 MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 01/18-02/07 

MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 02/08-02/21 

543-300-3R1B $391.68 MTWTh 03:15P-09:15P 01/18-02/07 

MTWTh 03:15P-09:15P 02/08-02/21 

543-300-3R1C $391.68 MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 02/09-02/29 

MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 03/05-03/22 

543-300-3R1D $391.68 MTWTh 03:15P-09:15P 02/09-02/29 

MTWTh 03:15P-09:15P 03/05-03/22 

543-300-3R1E $391.68 MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 03/05-03/29 

MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 04/02-04/19 

543-300-3R1F $391.68 MTWTh 03:15P-09:15P 03/05-03/29 

MTWTh 03:15P-09:15P 04/02-04/19 

Elkhorn 

543-300-3E11 $391.68 MW 04:00P-08:00P 01/18-03/26 

MW 04:00P-08:00P 03/28-05/09 

543-300-3E12 $391.68 TTh 04:00P-08:00P 01/19-03/29 

TTh 04:00P-08:30P 04/03-05/03 

T 04:00P-07:00P 05/08-05/08 

543-300-3E1A $391.68 MTWThF 07:00A-09:00A 01/19-03/09 

MTWThF 07:00A-09:00A 03/19-04/23 

543-300-3E1B $391.68 MTWTh 10:15A-02:15P 01/18-02/16 

MTWTh 10:15A-02:15P 02/20-03/19 

543-300-3E1C $391.68 MTWTh 10:15A-02:15P 02/20-04/04 

MTWTh 10:15A-02:15P 04/05-04/26 

Burlington 

543-300-3B11 $391.68 F 06:30P-08:30P 01/20-03/09 

S 07:00A-03:00P 01/20-03/09 

F 06:30P-08:30P 03/10-04/21 

S 07:00A-03:30P 03/10-04/21 

543-300-3B1A $391.68 MTWThF 07:00A-09:00A 01/24-03/22 

MTWThF 06:30A-08:30A 03/23-05/03 


510-303 Health Unit Coordinator Clinical 3.00 CR 



COREQUISITES: 510-302 Health Unit Coordinator Procedures II 

Racine 

510-303-3R1A $430.68 T 12:25P-04:25P 03/20-05/08 

MF 07:00A-01:00P 03/19-05/07 

510-301 Health Unit Coordinator Procedures I 3.00 CR 



COREQUISITES: 501-101 Medical Terminology and 501-104 Principles of 

Customer Service in and 501-107 Computing for Healthcare, Introduction 

Racine 

510-301-3RMA $366.43 BLND TWTh 08:05A-12:05P 01/18-03/08 

510-302 Health Unit Coordinator Procedures II 3.00 CR 


PREREQUISITES: 510-301 Health Unit Coordinator Procedures I 

Racine 

510-302-3RMA $366.43 BLND TWTh 08:05A-12:05P 03/20-05/08 

Welding 

442-302 Metal Fabrication I 3.00 CR 


Racine 

442-302-3R1A $518.43 F 07:00A-01:00P 01/20-05/04 

442-324 Weld Printreading and 

Fabrication Procedures 


2.00 CR 

Racine 

442-324-3R11 $345.62 BLND F 04:45P-09:15P 01/20-05/04 

442-324-3R1A $345.62 BLND F 08:05A-12:35P 01/20-05/04 



Elkhorn 

442-324-3E11 $345.62 BLND F 04:45P-09:15P 01/20-05/04 

442-324-3E1A $345.62 BLND F 08:05A-12:35P 01/20-05/04 

442-332 Welding/Advanced Gas 

Metal Arc Welding 

PREREQUISITES: 442-321 Welding/Gas Metal Arc Welding 

3.00 CR 

Racine 

442-332-3R63 $518.43 SP W 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

442-332-3R6C $518.43 SP W 07:00A-01:00P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

442-332-3E63 $518.43 SP W 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

442-332-3E6C $518.43 SP W 07:00A-01:00P 01/18-05/02 

442-333 Welding/Advanced Gas 

Tungsten Arc Weld 

PREREQUISITES: 442-323 Welding/Gas Tungsten Arc Welding 

3.00 CR 

Racine 

442-333-3R64 $518.43 SP Th 04:00P-10:00P 01/19-05/03 

442-333-3R6D $518.43 SP Th 07:00A-01:00P 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

442-333-3E64 $518.43 SP Th 04:00P-10:00P 01/19-05/03 

442-333-3E6D $518.43 SP Th 07:00A-01:00P 01/19-05/03 

442-329 Welding/Advanced Oxyacetylene 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 442-334 Welding/Oxyacetylene 

Racine 

442-329-3R61 $345.62 SP M 04:45P-09:15P 01/23-05/07 

442-329-3R6A $345.62 SP M 07:00A-11:00A 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

442-329-3E61 $345.62 SP M 04:45P-09:15P 01/23-05/07 

442-329-3E6A $345.62 SP M 07:00A-11:00A 01/23-05/07 

442-330 Welding/Advanced Shielded 


PREREQUISITES: 442-322 Welding/Shielded Metal Arc Welding 

3.00 CR 

Racine 

442-330-3R62 $518.43 SP T 04:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 

442-330-3R6B $518.43 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

442-330-3E62 $518.43 SP T 04:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 

442-330-3E6B $518.43 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 01/24-05/08 

442-314 Welding/Fundamentals of 2.00 CR 


Racine 

442-314-3R11 $345.62 BLND F 04:45P-09:15P 01/20-05/04 

442-321 Welding/Gas Metal Arc Welding 3.00 CR 


Racine 

442-321-3R63 $518.43 SP W 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

442-321-3R6C $518.43 SP W 07:00A-01:00P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

442-321-3E63 $518.43 SP W 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

442-321-3E6C $518.43 SP W 04:00P-10:00P 01/18-05/02 

442-323 Welding/Gas Tungsten Arc Welding 3.00 CR 


Racine 

442-323-3R64 $518.43 SP Th 04:00P-10:00P 01/19-05/03 

442-323-3R6D $518.43 SP Th 07:00A-01:00P 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

442-323-3E64 $518.43 SP Th 04:00P-10:00P 01/19-05/03 

442-323-3E6D $518.43 SP Th 07:00A-01:00P 01/19-05/03 

442-334 Welding/Oxyacetylene 3.00 CR 


Racine 

442-334-3R61 $518.43 SP M 04:00P-10:00P 01/23-05/07 

442-334-3R6A $518.43 SP M 07:00A-01:00P 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

442-334-3E61 $518.43 SP M 04:00P-10:00P 01/23-05/07 

442-334-3E6A $518.43 SP M 07:00A-01:00P 01/23-05/07 

442-347 Welding/Pipe Gas Metal Arc Welding 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 442-321 Welding/Gas Metal Arc Welding 

Racine 

442-347-3R63 $345.62 SP W 04:45P-09:15P 01/18-05/02 

442-347-3R6C $345.62 SP W 07:00A-11:00A 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

442-347-3E63 $345.62 SP W 04:45P-09:15P 01/18-05/02 

442-347-3E6C $345.62 SP W 04:45P-09:15P 01/18-05/02 

442-345 Welding/Pipe Gas Tungsten 

Arc Welding 

2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 442-322 Welding/Shielded Metal Arc Welding and 442-323 

Welding/Gas Tungsten Arc Welding 

Racine 

442-345-3E6D $345.62 SP Th 04:45P-09:15P 01/19-05/03 

442-345-3R64 $345.62 SP Th 04:45P-09:15P 01/19-05/03 

442-345-3R6D $345.62 SP Th 07:00A-11:00A 01/19-05/03 

Elkhorn 

442-345-3E64 $345.62 SP Th 04:45P-09:15P 01/19-05/03 

442-342 Welding/Pipe Oxyacetylene Fitting 1.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 442-334 Welding/Oxyacetylene 

Racine 

442-342-3R61 $172.81 SP M 04:45P-09:15P 01/23-05/07 

442-342-3R6A $172.81 SP M 07:00A-09:00A 01/23-05/07 

Elkhorn 

442-342-3E61 $172.81 SP M 04:45P-09:15P 01/23-05/07 

442-342-3E6A $172.81 SP M 04:45P-09:15P 01/23-05/07 

442-343 Welding/Pipe Shielded 


PREREQUISITES: 442-322 Welding/Shielded Metal Arc Welding 

2.00 CR 

Racine 

442-343-3R62 $345.62 SP T 04:45P-09:15P 01/24-05/08 

442-343-3R6B $345.62 SP T 07:00A-11:00A 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

442-343-3E62 $345.62 SP T 04:45P-09:15P 01/24-05/08 

442-343-3E6B $345.62 SP T 04:45P-09:15P 01/24-05/08 





442-335 Welding/Robotic Program 

and Plasma Cutting 

2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 442-334 Welding/Oxyacetylene and 442-321 Welding/Gas 

Metal Arc Welding and 442-322 Welding/Shielded Metal Arc Welding and 442- 

323 Welding/Gas Tungsten Arc Welding 

Racine 

442-335-3R2A $245.62 ST M 11:20A-03:20P 01/23-05/07 

442-322 Welding/Shielded Metal Arc Welding 3.00 CR 


Racine 

442-322-3R62 $518.43 SP T 04:00P-10:00P 01/24-05/08 

442-322-3R6B $518.43 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 01/24-05/08 

Elkhorn 

442-322-3E62 $518.43 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 01/24-05/08 

442-322-3E6B $518.43 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 01/24-05/08 


Academic Preparation: Spring Subject Index 

English................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 67 

Gen College: Natural Science................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 67 

General College: Comm Skills................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 67 

General College: Mathematics................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 67 

General College: Reading........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 67 

General College: Success......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 68 

Mathematics........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 68 

Reading.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 68 

Academic Preparation: Spring Course Index 

Algebra Pre-College.........................................................................................68 

College Success................................................................................................ 68 

College Writing, Intro....................................................................................... 67 

Elementary Algebra with Applications.............................................................. 67 

Pre-Algebra..................................................................................................... 67 

Pre-Technical Reading......................................................................................68 

Pre-Technical Writing........................................................................................ 67 

Prep for Basic Chemistry.................................................................................. 67 

Reading & Study Skills, Intro............................................................................ 67 

Writing/Pre-College......................................................................................... 67 





English 

851-760 Pre-Technical Writing 2.00 CR 


Kenosha 

851-760-3K11 $21.92 MW 06:00P-08:00P 01/23-05/07 

851-760-3K1A $21.92 TTh 10:15A-12:15P 01/19-05/08 

Racine 

851-760-3R11 $21.92 TTh 06:00P-08:00P 01/19-05/08 

851-760-3R1A $21.92 MW 11:20A-01:20P 01/23-05/07 

851-760-3R1B $21.92 TTh 01:30P-03:30P 01/19-05/08 

851-760-3R1C $21.92 MW 08:05A-10:05A 01/18-05/07 

Elkhorn 

851-760-3E1A $21.92 MWF 12:25P-02:10P 01/18-05/07 

851-760-3E9A $21.92 S 08:05A-10:05A 01/21-05/05 

S 10:35A-12:35P 01/21-05/05 

851-769 Writing/Pre-College 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 851-760 Pre-Technical Writing 

Kenosha 

851-769-3K11 $21.92 MW 06:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/02 

851-769-3K1A $21.92 MW 10:15A-12:15P 01/18-05/02 

851-769-3K1B $21.92 MW 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/02 

851-769-3K1C $21.92 TTh 12:25P-02:25P 01/19-05/08 

Racine 

851-769-3R11 $21.92 TTh 06:00P-08:00P 01/19-05/08 

851-769-3R1A $21.92 TTh 08:05A-10:05A 01/19-05/08 

851-769-3R1B $21.92 TTh 11:20A-01:20P 01/19-05/08 

851-769-3R9A $21.92 S 09:10A-11:10A 01/21-05/05 

S 11:40A-01:40P 01/21-05/05 

Elkhorn 

851-769-3E11 $21.92 MW 06:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

851-769-3E1A $21.92 MW 01:30P-03:30P 01/18-05/07 

Gen College: Natural Science 

836-133 Prep for Basic Chemistry 2.00 CR 


Kenosha 

836-133-3K1A $245.62 TTh 09:10A-10:10A 01/19-05/08 

Racine 

836-133-3R1A $245.62 MW 03:40P-04:40P 01/18-05/07 

Elkhorn 

836-133-3E1A $245.62 TTh 12:25P-01:25P 01/19-05/08 

General College: 

Comm Skills 

831-103 College Writing, Intro 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 851-769 Writing/Pre-College 

Kenosha 

831-103-3K11 $366.43 M 06:00P-09:00P 01/23-05/07 

831-103-3K12 $366.43 TTh 04:45P-06:15P 01/19-05/08 

831-103-3K13 $366.43 T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 

831-103-3K1A $366.43 M 01:30P-04:30P 01/23-05/07 

831-103-3K1B $366.43 W 10:15A-01:15P 01/18-05/02 

831-103-3K1C $366.43 W 01:30P-04:30P 01/18-05/02 

831-103-3K1D $366.43 Th 07:00A-10:00A 01/19-05/03 

831-103-3K9A $366.43 S 07:00A-10:00A 01/21-05/05 

Racine 

831-103-3R11 $366.43 T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 

831-103-3R12 $366.43 Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

831-103-3R1A $366.43 MW 08:05A-09:35A 01/18-05/07 

831-103-3R1B $366.43 MW 02:35P-04:05P 01/18-05/07 

831-103-3R1C $366.43 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 01/19-05/08 

831-103-3R1D $366.43 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

831-103-3E11 $366.43 Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

831-103-3E1A $366.43 Th 02:35P-04:05P 01/18-05/07 

Burlington 

831-103-3B11 $366.43 W 06:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/02 

General College: Mathematics 

834-110 Elementary Algebra with 

Applications 

PREREQUISITES: 854-769 Algebra Pre-College 

3.00 CR 

Racine 

834-110-3R1A $366.43 TTh 02:35P-04:05P 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

834-110-3E1A $366.43 M 05:15P-08:15P 01/23-05/07 

834-109 Pre-Algebra 3.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 854-760 Mathematics/Pre Technical 

Kenosha 

834-109-3K11 $366.43 Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

834-109-3K12 $366.43 W 06:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/02 

834-109-3K13 $366.43 M 06:00P-09:00P 01/23-05/07 

834-109-3K1A $366.43 TTh 08:05A-09:35A 01/19-05/08 

834-109-3K1B $366.43 MW 09:10A-10:40A 01/18-05/07 

Racine 

834-109-3R11 $366.43 T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/01 

834-109-3R12 $366.43 M 06:00P-09:00P 01/23-05/07 

834-109-3R13 $366.43 Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

834-109-3R1A $366.43 MW 12:25P-01:55P 01/18-05/07 

834-109-3R1B $366.43 TTh 08:05A-09:35A 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

834-109-3E11 $366.43 W 05:15P-08:15P 01/18-05/02 

834-109-3E1A $366.43 MW 12:25P-01:55P 01/18-05/07 

834-109-3E1B $366.43 TTh 02:35P-04:05P 01/19-05/08 

General College: Reading 

838-105 Reading & Study Skills, Intro 3.00 CR 


Kenosha 

838-105-3K11 $366.43 T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 

838-105-3K1A $366.43 MW 09:10A-10:40A 01/18-05/07 

838-105-3K1B $366.43 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 01/19-05/08 

838-105-3K1C $366.43 TTh 02:35P-04:05P 01/19-05/08 

838-105-3K1D $366.43 F 08:05A-11:05A 01/20-05/04 

Racine 

838-105-3R11 $366.43 M 06:00P-09:00P 01/23-05/07 

838-105-3R12 $366.43 W 06:00P-09:00P 01/18-05/02 

838-105-3R13 $366.43 Th 06:00P-09:00P 01/19-05/03 

838-105-3R1A $366.43 MW 10:15A-11:45A 01/18-05/07 

838-105-3R1B $366.43 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

838-105-3E11 $366.43 T 06:00P-09:00P 01/24-05/08 

838-105-3E1A $366.43 MW 11:20A-12:50P 01/18-05/07 

Academic Preparation: Spring 2012 67


General College: Success 

835-104 College Success 2.00 CR 


Kenosha 

835-104-3K1A $245.62 F 11:20A-01:20P 01/20-05/04 

Racine 

835-104-3R11 $245.62 W 06:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/02 

Elkhorn 

835-104-3E1A $245.62 Th 12:25P-02:25P 01/19-05/03 

Mathematics 

854-769 Algebra Pre-College 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 854-761 Algebra/Pre Technical 

Kenosha 

854-769-3K1A $21.92 F 08:05A-12:05P 01/20-05/04 

Racine 

854-769-3R11 $21.92 TTh 06:00P-08:00P 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

854-769-3E1A $21.92 TTh 02:35P-04:35P 01/19-05/08 

Reading 

858-760 Pre-Technical Reading 2.00 CR 

PREREQUISITES: 858-750 Reading 200 

Kenosha 

858-760-3K1A $21.92 MW 06:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

Racine 

858-760-3R11 $21.92 MW 06:00P-08:00P 01/18-05/07 

858-760-3R1A $21.92 TTh 11:20A-01:20P 01/19-05/08 

Elkhorn 

858-760-3E1A $21.92 TTh 06:00P-08:00P 01/19-05/08 


Adult High School: Spring Subject Index 

Career Education.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70 

English................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70 

History................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70 

Mathematics........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70 

Science................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70 

Social Science......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70 

Adult High School: Spring Course Index 

American Government-AHS 1.0 CR....................................................................70 

American History IV - AHS .5CR.........................................................................70 

American Short Fiction I-AHS .5 CR...................................................................70 

American Short Fiction-AHS 1.0 CR...................................................................70 

Biology/Animal I-AHS .5 CR.............................................................................70 

Biology/Plant I-AHS .5 CR................................................................................70 

Career Development/Exploration I-AHS .5 Cr....................................................70 

Contemporary American Problems I-AHS .5 Cr..................................................70 

Contemporary American Problems II-AHS .5 Cr.................................................70 

Drama-AHS 1.0 CR........................................................................................... 70 

English Fundamentals I-AHS .5 CR....................................................................70 

English Fundamentals II-AHS .5 CR...................................................................70 

Environmental Science I-AHS .5 CR...................................................................70 

Environmental Science II-AHS .5 CR..................................................................70 

Mathematics I-AHS .5 CR..................................................................................70 

Mathematics II-AHS .5 CR.................................................................................70 

Media Mass Communication I-AHS .5 CR...........................................................70 

Psychology-AHS 1.0 CR.....................................................................................70 

Sociology-AHS 1.0 CR....................................................................................... 71 

World Cultures-AHS 1.0 CR............................................................................... 71 

Written Communication Skills-AHS 1.0 CR.........................................................70 

Adult High School: Spring 2012 69


Career Education 

862-700A Career Development/ 

Exploration I-AHS .5 Cr 


1.50 CR 

Racine 

862-700A-3R1A $4.00 MWF 10:15A-12:00P 01/18-03/07 

862-700A-3R1B $4.00 MWF 10:15A-12:00P 03/19-05/04 

English 

851-716A American Short Fiction I-AHS .5 CR 1.50 CR 


Racine 

851-716A-3R11 $4.00 MW 06:00P-08:30P 03/19-05/07 

851-702A American Short Fiction-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR 


Racine 

851-702A-3R1A $4.00 TTh 09:10A-11:40A 01/19-05/08 

851-704A Drama-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR 


Racine 

851-704A-3R1A $4.00 MWF 10:15A-12:00P 01/18-05/07 

851-710A English Fundamentals I-AHS .5 CR 1.50 CR 


Racine 

851-710A-3R1A $4.00 MWF 12:25P-02:05P 01/18-03/09 

851-710A-3R1B $4.00 TTh 03:40P-06:10P 01/19-05/08 

851-711A English Fundamentals II-AHS .5 CR 1.50 CR 


Racine 

851-711A-3R1A $4.00 MWF 12:25P-02:05P 03/19-05/07 

851-718A Media Mass 

Communication I-AHS .5 CR 


1.50 CR 

Racine 

851-718A-3R11 $4.00 MW 06:00P-08:30P 01/18-03/07 

851-701A Written Communication 

Skills-AHS 1.0 CR 


3.00 CR 

Racine 

851-701A-3R1A $4.00 MW 12:25P-02:55P 01/18-05/07 

851-701A-3R1B $4.00 TTh 12:25P-02:55P 01/19-05/08 

History 

853-707A American History IV - AHS .5CR 1.50 CR 


Racine 

853-707A-3R11 $4.00 T 04:45P-07:15P 01/24-05/08 

853-707A-3R12 $4.00 TTh 12:30P-03:00P 03/20-05/08 

Mathematics 

854-700A Mathematics I-AHS .5 CR 1.50 CR 


Racine 

854-700A-3R11 $4.00 MW 06:00P-08:30P 03/19-05/07 

854-700A-3R1A $4.00 TTh 12:30P-03:00P 01/19-03/08 

854-701A Mathematics II-AHS .5 CR 1.50 CR 


Racine 

854-701A-3R1A $4.00 TTh 10:15A-12:45P 03/20-05/08 

Science 

856-704A Biology/Animal I-AHS .5 CR 1.50 CR 


Racine 

856-704A-3R11 $6.50 TTh 03:40P-06:10P 01/19-03/08 

856-703A Biology/Plant I-AHS .5 CR 1.50 CR 


Racine 

856-703A-3R11 $6.50 TTh 06:55P-09:25P 03/20-05/08 

856-700A Environmental Science I-AHS .5 CR 1.50 CR 


Racine 

856-700A-3R1A $6.50 TTh 12:25P-02:55P 01/18-03/07 

856-701A Environmental Science II-AHS .5 CR 1.50 CR 


Racine 

856-701A-3R1A $6.50 MW 12:25P-02:55P 03/19-05/07 

Social Science 

859-700A American Government-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR 


Racine 

859-700A-3R1A $4.00 MWF 08:05A-09:35A 01/18-05/07 

859-711A Contemporary American 

Problems I-AHS .5 Cr 


1.50 CR 

Racine 

859-711A-3R1A $4.00 TTh 11:20A-01:50P 01/19-03/08 

859-712A Contemporary American 

Problems II-AHS .5 Cr 


1.50 CR 

Racine 

859-712A-3R11 $4.00 MW 06:00P-08:30P 01/18-03/07 

859-712A-3R1A $4.00 TTh 11:20A-01:50P 03/20-05/08 

859-708A Psychology-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR 


Racine 

859-708A-3R1A $4.00 TTh 08:05A-10:35A 01/19-05/08 





859-709A Sociology-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR 


Racine 

859-709A-3R1A $4.00 MW 02:35P-05:05P 01/18-05/07 

859-703A World Cultures-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR 


Racine 

859-703A-3R11 $4.00 TTh 06:00P-08:30P 01/19-05/08 

Adult High School: Spring 2012 71

Accounting......................................................................................................... 27 

Business Administration..................................................................................... 33 

Communication Skills........................................................................................ 16 

Graphics/Printing/Publishing............................................................................ 41 

Accelerated: Spring Subject Index 

Marketing & Merchandising Mgmt..................................................................... 49 

Social Science.............................................................................................. 20, 70 

Supervisory Management.................................................................................. 57 

Accelerated: Spring Course Index 

Accelerated Learning....................................................................................... 57 

Accounting for Business................................................................................... 27 

Authoring Tools - Flash.....................................................................................42 

Business Finance and Budgeting......................................................................28 

Business Law................................................................................................... 33 

Business Purchasing.........................................................................................49 

Computer Illustration/Drawing Techniques......................................................42 

Corporate Sponsorship Development................................................................49 

Credit Procedures............................................................................................. 49 

Digital Photography/Introduction to................................................................42 

Digital Photography/Advanced........................................................................42 

Diversity and Change Management.................................................................. 57 

E-Commerce/Marketing on the Internet...........................................................49 

Economics........................................................................................................ 20 

Human Resource Management......................................................................... 57 

Illustration Media Concepts..............................................................................42 

Leadership Development.................................................................................. 57 

Macroeconomics.............................................................................................. 20 

Managing for Quality....................................................................................... 57 

Marketing Management...................................................................................50 

Marketing/Sports and Event Introduction.........................................................50 

Oral/Interpersonal Communication.................................................................. 16 

Organizational Development............................................................................ 57 

Promotion Principles I......................................................................................50 

Psychology, Introduction to.............................................................................. 21 

Retailing.......................................................................................................... 50 

Selling Principles............................................................................................. 50 

Selling Principles/Advanced.............................................................................50 

Sociology, Introduction to................................................................................. 21 

Speech............................................................................................................. 16 

Supervision..................................................................................................... 57 

Technical Writing/Vendor Management/Ethics................................................. 17 

Ticket Sales...................................................................................................... 50 

Video Editing................................................................................................... 42 


Accounting......................................................................................................... 27 

Aeronautics........................................................................................................ 30 

Automotive Technology...................................................................................... 32 

Electromechanical Technology............................................................................ 39 

Electronic Technology......................................................................................... 39 

Self-Paced: Spring Subject Index 

Fluid Power Technology...................................................................................... 41 

General Studies................................................................................................. 17 

Mechanical Technology...................................................................................... 50 

Quality Interdisciplinary.................................................................................... 56 

Welding....................................................................................................... 58, 63 

Accounting Software Applications....................................................................... 27 

Accounting Spreadsheet Applications.................................................................. 28 

Aero Science Commercial................................................................................... 30 

Aero Science Instrument..................................................................................... 30 

Auto Manufacturing Systems Technology Field Experience.................................. 31 

AutoCAD, Introduction........................................................................................ 50 

AutoCAD, Introduction to (Interior Design)......................................................... 45 

Automated Manufacturing Concepts/Intro.......................................................... 31 

Aviation/Introduction........................................................................................ 31 

CAD - Solidworks................................................................................................ 50 

CAD Intermediate.............................................................................................. 50 

CAD/Solids Advanced........................................................................................ 50 

CNC/CAM Programming.................................................................................... 31 

Computer Aided Manufacturing, Advanced......................................................... 32 

Computer Assisted Programming/Robotics and FMS........................................... 32 

DC/AC I............................................................................................................. 39 

DC/AC II............................................................................................................ 39 

Digital Electronics.............................................................................................. 40 

Electromechanical Dr Systems............................................................................ 39 

Electronic Communications................................................................................. 40 

Electronic Devices I............................................................................................ 40 

Electronic Devices II........................................................................................... 40 

Electronics/Future Trends in............................................................................... 40 

Employability Skills........................................................................................... 17 

Engineering Graphics w/CAD 1.......................................................................... 51 



Fabrication Techniques....................................................................................... 40 

Self-Paced: Spring Course Index 

Feedback and Control Systems/ Electromechanical............................................. 39 

Industrial Controls, Introduction to..................................................................... 39 

Mechanical Engineering, Introduction to Tech..................................................... 51 

Mechanical Skills for Technicians........................................................................ 32 

MSSC Certification Preparation and Assessment.................................................. 56 

Optoelectronics.................................................................................................. 40 

Pneumatics/Hydraulics - Introduction................................................................. 41 

Process Controls................................................................................................. 39 

Programmable Controllers................................................................................. 39 

Programmable Logic Controllers/Advanced........................................................ 39 

Quality for Automated Manufacturing................................................................ 32 

Robotics Mechanics I.......................................................................................... 39 

Solid State Circuits, Introduction to..................................................................... 39 

Troubleshooting Electrical/Electronic Systems..................................................... 39 

Variable Speed Drives........................................................................................ 39 

Welding/Advanced Gas Metal Arc Welding......................................................... 64 

Welding/Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Weld......................................................... 64 

Welding/Advanced Oxyacetylene....................................................................... 64 

Welding/Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding.................................................. 64 

Welding/Gas Metal Arc Welding......................................................................... 64 

Welding/Gas Tungsten Arc Welding.................................................................... 64 

Welding/Oxyacetylene...................................................................................... 64 

Welding/Pipe Gas Metal Arc Welding................................................................. 64 

Welding/Pipe Gas Tungsten Arc Welding............................................................ 64 

Welding/Pipe Oxyacetylene Fitting.................................................................... 64 

Welding/Pipe Shielded Metal Arc Welding.......................................................... 64 

Welding/Shielded Metal Arc Welding................................................................. 65 

Schedule updates and course descriptions can be found at www.gtc.edu/WebAdvisor 73

Accounting.....................................................................27 

Admin/Office Assistant/Medical.............................. 29, 61 

Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse........................................... 31 

Architectural Technology................................................ 31 

Business Administration.................................................33 

Civil Engineering Technology..........................................33 

Communication Skills.................................................... 16 

Computer Software........................................................34 

Dental......................................................................37, 61 

Early Childhood Education.............................................38 

Educational Services......................................................38 

Accelerated Learning........................ 57 

Accounting Capstone......................... 27 

Accounting for Business.................... 27 

Accounting Portfolio Development..... 27 

Accounting Principles........................ 27 

Accounting Program Orientation....... 27 

Accounting Software Applications...... 27 

Accounting Spreadsheet Applications..... 28 

Action-Scripting Flash........................ 48 

Administrative Assistant Internship.... 29 

Advanced Webpage Design............... 41 

Alcohol/Drug Abuse Rehabilitation... 31 

Architectural Drafting/Commercial... 31 

Art History........................................ 45 

ASL Structure and Function................ 46 

Assertive Behavior............................ 57 

AutoCAD for Construction Sciences..... 33 

AutoCAD, Introduction....................... 50 

AutoCAD, Introduction to................... 45 

Automated Office Applications II........ 29 

Automated Office Applications III....... 29 

Behavior Challenges......................... 38 

Boundary Location and Research....... 33 

Building Materials............................ 33 

Business Communications................. 56 

Business Law.................................... 33 

Business Purchasing.......................... 49 

Business/Introduction to................... 33 

CAD - Solidworks............................... 50 

CAD Intermediate............................. 50 

CAD/Solids Advanced....................... 50 

Child Welfare Policy and Practice...... 44 

College Mathematics......................... 18 

College Technical Math 1................... 18 

Commercial Code.............................. 31 

Community Resources and Services... 44 

Computer Illustration/ 

Drawing Techniques................... 42 

Construction Estimating.................... 33 

Construction Methods........................ 34 

Construction Project Management..... 34 

Cultural Sensitivity in Interpreting..... 46 

DC/AC I............................................ 39 

DC/AC II........................................... 39 

Deaf Culture in America.................... 46 

Dental Office Management................ 37 

Design Concepts................................ 42 

Design Problems............................... 51 

Digital Electronics............................. 40 

Digital Photography/Introduction to. 42 

E-Commerce/Marketing 

on the Internet........................... 49 

ECE: Child Development.................... 38 

ECE: Foundations of 

Early Childhood Education.......... 38 

Economics......................................... 20 

Electronic Communications................ 40 

Electronic Devices I........................... 40 

Electronic Devices II.......................... 40 

Engineering Graphics w/CAD 1......... 51 



English Composition 1....................... 16 

Entrepreneurship 3- 

Operations MGMT........................... 57 

Entrepreneurship-New Venture.......... 57 

Ethics: Theory & 

Applications, Intro to.................. 20 

Family and Chemical Abuse.............. 31 

Financial Analysis/Management....... 28 

Gerontology/Introduction to............. 44 

Graphics for Gaming......................... 42 

Human Body in Health & Disease...... 62 

IA: Introduction to 

Educational Practices.................. 38 

IA: Positive Classroom Mgmt Tech...... 38 

IA: Practicum 1................................. 38 

IA: Techniques for Science................. 38 

IA: Technology and Media Resources. 38 

IA:Advanced Reading 

and Language Arts..................... 38 

IA:Guiding and Managing Behavior... 38 

IA:Overview of Special Education....... 38 

Illustration Media Concepts............... 42 

Income Tax Accounting...................... 28 

Intermediate Accounting I................. 28 

Intermediate Accounting II................ 29 

Internet Business Applications........... 49 

Internet/Introduction to.................... 34 

Internship for Accounting.................. 29 

Investments...................................... 33 

IT Customer Service Support.............. 47 

IT Essentials...................................... 46 

IT in Business.................................... 46 

Keyboarding..................................... 29 

Keyboarding Applications.................. 30 

Distance Education: Spring Subject Index 

Electromechanical Technology........................................39 

Electronic Technology.....................................................39 

Financial Planning......................................................... 41 

Graphics/Printing/Publishing........................................ 41 

Human Services.............................................................44 

Interior Design...............................................................45 

Interpreter Technology...................................................45 

IT - Information Technology............................................46 

IT - Microcomputer Specialist.......................................... 47 

IT - Network Communications......................................... 47 

IT - Programming and Web............................................48 

Distance Education: Spring Course Index 

Legal Aspects of Land Surveying....... 34 

Legal Issues for Supervisors.............. 57 

Machine Design/Elements of............ 51 

Macroeconomics............................... 20 

Management Accounting................... 29 

Marketing Management.................... 50 

Marketing Principles......................... 50 

Math with Business Applications........ 18 

Mathematics and Logic..................... 18 

Mechanical Engineering, 

Introduction to Tech.................... 51 

Medical Law, Ethics, 

& Professionalism...................... 62 

Medical Office Insurance 

and Finance............................... 62 

Medical Terminology......................... 51 

Mental Health/Substance Abuse....... 31 

Message Services Administration....... 47 

Microeconomics................................ 20 

Microsoft Access................................ 34 

Microsoft Excel.................................. 34 

Microsoft Excel II.............................. 34 

Microsoft PowerPoint........................ 35 

Microsoft PowerPoint II..................... 35 

Microsoft Word................................. 35 

Microsoft Word II.............................. 35 

Network Administration - 

Linux/Unix................................ 47 

Network Administration - Microsoft... 47 

Network Concepts - CCNA1................ 48 

Network/Web Concepts, 

Introduction to........................... 48 

Office Field Study...............................61 

Office Proofreading and Editing........ 30 

Office Technology Communications.... 30 

Optoelectronics................................. 40 

Payroll Accounting............................ 29 

PC Basics/MS Office.......................... 35 

Perl Programming, Introduction to.... 49 

Personal Financial Planning.............. 41 

Personal Skills for Supervisors.......... 57 

Pharmacology for Allied 

Health Pharm for Allied Health... 62 

Practicum II...................................... 46 

Principles of Customer 

Service in Healthcare.................. 52 

Professional Development................. 30 

Professional Practices in 

Marketing & Merchandising Mgmt.................................49 

Mathematics...................................................... 18, 68, 70 

Mechanical Technology..................................................50 

Medical Assistant.....................................................62, 77 

Medical Terminology...................................................... 51 

Radiologic Technology....................................................56 

Related Business............................................................56 

Small Business...............................................................57 

Social Science..........................................................20, 70 

Supervisory Management..............................................57 

Human Services......................... 45 

Programming & Database, Introduction 

to Concepts................................. 49 

Project Management......................... 57 

Promotion Principles I....................... 50 

Psychology, Abnormal....................... 20 

Psychology, Developmental............... 20 

Psychology, Introduction to............... 21 

Psychopharmacology........................ 31 

Race, Ethnic, and Diversity Studies.... 21 

Radiographic Pathology.................... 56 

Records Management........................ 30 

Reinforced Concrete— 

Design & Detailing..................... 34 

Safety in the Workplace.................... 57 

Securing Wireless Devices 

and Networks............................. 48 

Security Policies and Procedures....... 48 

Selling Principles.............................. 50 

Server Technologies.......................... 48 

Sewer and Water Systems................. 34 

Sociology, Introduction to.................. 21 

Solid State Circuits, Introduction to........ 39 

Statics............................................... 51 

Stress Management.......................... 57 

Structural Mechanics— 

Civil Engineering........................ 34 

Switching & WANs - CCNA 3 & 4........ 48 

System Software Support.................. 47 

Team Building and Problem Solving...... 57 

Technical Reporting........................... 16 

Technical Writing/ 

Externship/Internship.................17 

Technical Writing/ Newsletter Writing....17 

Technical Writing/Grant 

and Proposal Writing...................17 

Technical Writing/Introduction...........17 

Technical Writing/ 

Online Documentation.................17 

Technical Writing/Print Production.....17 

Time Management............................ 57 

Web Programming Concepts............. 49 

Webpage Design for 

Graphic Designers...................... 43 

Windows Operating Systems and 

Concepts.................................... 35 

Word Processing Applied....................61 

Word Processing for the Office.......... 30 


Adult Continuing Education: Spring Subject Index 

Driver Education......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................76 

Emergency Medical Service......................................................................................................................................................................................................................76 

Fire Technology.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................76 

Group Dynamics/Traffic Safety................................................................................................................................................................................................................76 

Internal Training..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 77 

Medical Assistant.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 77 

Nursing and Nursing Related.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 77 

Responsible Beverage............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 78 

Testing.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 78 

Adult Continuing Education: Spring Course Index 

Blood Pressure Measurement Techniques......................................................... 77 Medical Assisting Re-Entry Assessment.............................................................. 77 

Career Search Workshop.................................................................................. 77 Multiple Offender Program Theory................................................................... 77 

Certified Fire Inspector Parts 1 & 2................................................................... 76 NCLEX PN Review............................................................................................. 77 

Emergency Medical Technician Basic Refresher................................................. 76 NCLEX RN Review............................................................................................. 77 

EMT - Paramedic Refresher............................................................................... 76 NLN Testing-Anatomy and Physiology...............................................................78 

EMT I Refresher................................................................................................ 76 NLN Testing-Microbiology.................................................................................78 

Fire Officer I - Certification............................................................................... 76 NSG: Critical Thinking Skills Boot Camp............................................................ 77 

Fire Service Instructor I.................................................................................... 76 Nursing: Assessment Skills Review.................................................................... 77 

Firefighter I Certification.................................................................................. 76 Responsible Beverage Service..........................................................................78 

Firefighter II.................................................................................................... 76 TEAS TEST........................................................................................................ 77 

First Responder Refresher................................................................................ 76 Test Taking Strategies for Nursing....................................................................78 

Group Dynamics.............................................................................................. 76 Traffic Safety Point Reduction Theory............................................................... 76 

Juvenile AODA Education Theory...................................................................... 77 Transition: LPN to ADN.....................................................................................78 

Note: Adult Continuing Education courses are noncredit. 

Adult Continuing Education (ACE): Spring 2012 75


Driver Education 

812-436 Traffic Safety Point Reduction Theory 



Kenosha 

812-436-3K11 $69.04 AC MW 05:50P-08:50P 02/20-03/05 

812-436-3K12 $69.04 AC M 05:30P-08:50P 04/02-05/07 

Racine 

812-436-3R11 $69.04 AC MW 05:50P-08:50P 01/18-02/01 

812-436-3R12 $69.04 AC TTh 05:50P-08:50P 03/20-04/03 

Elkhorn 

812-436-3E11 $69.04 AC Th 05:50P-08:50P 02/02-03/08 

812-436-3E12 $69.04 AC M 05:50P-08:50P 04/02-05/07 


531-404 Emergency Medical Technician Basic Refresher 


Off Campus 

531-404-3Z21 $93.64 ST SSu 08:00A-04:25P 01/21-01/22 

SSu 08:00A-04:25P 02/04-02/05 

531-404-3Z9A $93.64 S 08:00A-04:25P 02/11-02/19 

Su 08:00A-03:25P 02/11-02/19 

531-454 EMT - Paramedic Refresher 


Burlington 

531-454-3B1A $141.22 FS 08:00A-04:25P 04/20-04/28 

FS 08:00A-04:25P 05/11-05/12 

Off Campus 

531-454-3Z11 $141.22 W 06:00P-09:55P 01/04-03/21 

531-416 EMT I Refresher 


Off Campus 

531-416-3Z11 $26.37 W 06:00P-09:55P 01/11-01/11 

S 08:00A-04:25P 01/14-01/14 

531-416-3Z9A $26.37 S 08:00A-04:25P 03/03-03/04 

Su 08:00A-11:55A 03/03-03/04 

531-414 First Responder Refresher 


Off Campus 

531-414-3Z21 $59.18 ST SSu 08:00A-04:25P 01/21-01/22 

S 08:00A-09:55A 02/04-02/04 

Fire Technology 

503-750 Certified Fire Inspector Parts 1 & 2 


Racine 

503-750-3R21 $171.78 ST W 06:00P-09:55P 01/18-05/02 

503-763 Fire Officer I - Certification 


Burlington 

503-763-3B11 $171.78 W 06:00P-09:55P 01/18-05/02 

Off Campus 

Kenosha Fire Dept. 

503-763-3Z1A $171.78 M 09:00A-11:55A 01/23-03/26 

M 01:30P-04:25P 01/23-03/26 

503-422 Fire Service Instructor I 


Burlington 

503-422-3B11 $115.85 Th 06:00P-09:55P 02/16-05/03 

503-720 Firefighter I Certification 


Burlington 

503-720-3B11 $307.44 M 06:00P-08:55P 01/23-05/07 

W 06:00P-09:55P 01/23-05/07 

503-720-3B12 $307.44 T 06:00P-08:55P 01/24-05/08 

Th 06:00P-09:55P 01/24-05/08 

503-730 Firefighter II 


Burlington 

503-730-3B11 $134.50 M 06:00P-08:55P 01/23-05/07 

Group Dynamics/Traffic 

Safety 

818-401 Group Dynamics 



Kenosha 

818-401-3K11 $214.70 W 05:50P-09:20P 01/18-02/22 

818-401-3K12 $214.70 T 05:50P-09:20P 01/31-03/06 

818-401-3K13 $214.70 W 05:50P-09:20P 03/21-04/25 

818-401-3K14 $214.70 T 05:50P-09:20P 03/27-05/01 

818-401-3K15 $214.70 Th 05:50P-09:20P 03/29-05/03 

818-401-3K1A $214.70 M 08:05A-01:05P 02/06-02/27 

818-401-3K1B $214.70 M 08:05A-01:05P 04/16-05/07 

818-401-3K9A $214.70 S 08:00A-01:00P 01/21-02/11 

818-401-3K9B $214.70 S 08:00A-01:00P 03/03-04/14 

818-401-3K9C $214.70 S 08:00A-01:00P 04/21-05/12 

Racine 

818-401-3R11 $214.70 TTh 05:50P-08:50P 01/24-02/14 

818-401-3R12 $214.70 MW 05:50P-08:50P 02/06-02/27 

818-401-3R13 $214.70 MW 05:50P-08:50P 03/05-04/02 

818-401-3R14 $214.70 MW 05:50P-08:50P 04/16-05/07 

818-401-3R1A $214.70 M 08:05A-01:05P 04/02-04/30 

818-401-3R9A $214.70 S 08:00A-01:00P 02/18-03/10 

Elkhorn 

818-401-3E11 $214.70 W 05:50P-09:20P 01/18-02/29 

818-401-3E12 $214.70 W 05:50P-09:20P 03/28-05/02 

818-401-3E13 $214.70 M 05:50P-08:50P 01/23-03/05 

818-401-3E14 $214.70 M 05:50P-08:50P 03/19-05/07 

818-401-3E9A $214.70 S 08:00A-01:00P 02/04-02/25 

818-401-3E9B $214.70 S 08:00A-01:00P 03/24-04/28 

Burlington 

818-401-3B1A $214.70 F 09:00A-12:30P 02/03-03/09 

818-401-3B1B $214.70 F 09:00A-12:30P 03/23-05/04 

818-401-3B9A $214.70 S 08:00A-01:00P 01/21-02/11 

818-401-3B9B $214.70 S 08:00A-01:00P 02/25-03/24 

818-401-3B9C $214.70 S 08:00A-01:00P 04/14-05/05 

Off Campus 

818-401-3Z11 $214.70 W 06:00P-09:30P 03/21-05/02 




818-402 Juvenile AODA Education Theory 



Racine 

818-402-3R11 $49.50 T 04:30P-07:00P 01/31-02/28 

818-402-3R12 $49.50 S 09:00A-12:10P 04/14-05/05 

Elkhorn 

818-402-3E11 $49.50 Th 05:50P-08:20P 03/29-04/26 

Burlington 

818-402-3B11 $49.50 Th 05:50P-08:20P 01/26-02/23 

818-402-3B9A $49.50 S 09:00A-12:10P 04/14-05/05 

818-403 Multiple Offender Program Theory 



Kenosha 

818-403-3K11 $307.40 M 05:30P-09:10P 01/23-03/26 

Racine 

818-403-3R11 $307.40 TTh 05:50P-08:50P 02/21-04/03 

818-403-3R9A $307.40 S 08:00A-01:00P 03/24-05/12 

Elkhorn 

818-403-3E11 $307.40 M 05:50P-09:10P 01/23-03/26 

818-403-3E12 $307.40 TTh 06:55P-09:55P 03/03-04/03 

818-403-3E9A $307.40 S 08:00A-01:00P 04/14-06/02 

Burlington 

818-403-3B11 $307.40 TTh 06:55P-09:55P 02/16-03/29 

Internal Training 

997-483 Career Search Workshop 


Kenosha 

997-483-3KD1 $0.00 W 03:30P-06:03P 04/11-04/18 

997-483-3KDA $0.00 T 09:00A-12:00P 02/07-02/14 

997-483-3KDB $0.00 Th 01:30P-04:30P 03/22-03/29 

Medical Assistant 

509-433 Medical Assisting Re-Entry Assessment 


Racine 

509-433-3R1A $26.37 TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

509-433-3R1B $26.37 TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 


510-407 Blood Pressure Measurement Techniques 


Kenosha 

510-407-3K1A $33.65 F 07:30A-12:30P 05/04-05/04 

F 07:30A-12:30P 05/11-05/11 

Racine 

510-407-3R1A $33.65 F 07:30A-12:30P 01/20-01/20 

F 07:30A-12:30P 01/27-01/27 

510-802 NCLEX PN Review 


Kenosha 

510-802-3K1A $59.93 TWThF 09:00A-02:00P 01/03-01/06 

510-801 NCLEX RN Review 


Kenosha 

510-801-3K1A $59.93 TWThF 09:00A-02:00P 01/03-01/06 

510-493 NSG: Critical Thinking Skills Boot Camp 


Burlington 

510-493-3B1A $26.92 M 08:00A-01:00P 01/16-01/16 

M 01:00P-04:00P 01/16-01/16 

510-804 Nursing: Assessment Skills Review 


Kenosha 

510-804-3K1A $33.65 TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

510-804-3K1B $33.65 TBA TBA-TBA 01/18-05/08 

510-805 TEAS TEST 


Kenosha 

510-805-3K11 $35.00 T 05:00P-09:00P 01/03-01/03 

510-805-3K12 $35.00 T 05:00P-09:00P 02/07-02/07 

510-805-3K13 $35.00 T 05:00P-09:00P 03/06-03/06 

510-805-3K14 $35.00 T 05:00P-09:00P 04/10-04/10 

510-805-3K15 $35.00 T 05:00P-09:00P 05/08-05/08 

510-805-3K1A $35.00 M 08:00A-12:00P 01/02-01/02 

510-805-3K1B $35.00 M 01:00P-05:00P 01/02-01/02 

510-805-3K1C $35.00 T 08:00A-12:00P 01/03-01/03 

510-805-3K1D $35.00 T 01:00P-05:00P 01/03-01/03 

510-805-3K1E $35.00 W 08:00A-12:00P 01/04-01/04 

510-805-3K1F $35.00 W 01:00P-05:00P 01/04-01/04 

510-805-3K1G $35.00 Th 08:00A-12:00P 01/05-01/05 

510-805-3K1H $35.00 Th 01:00P-05:00P 01/05-01/05 

510-805-3K1I $35.00 T 08:00A-12:00P 02/07-02/07 

510-805-3K1J $35.00 T 01:00P-05:00P 02/07-02/07 

510-805-3K1K $35.00 M 08:00A-12:00P 03/05-03/05 

510-805-3K1L $35.00 M 01:00P-05:00P 03/05-03/05 

510-805-3K1M $35.00 T 08:00A-12:00P 03/06-03/06 

510-805-3K1N $35.00 T 01:00P-05:00P 03/06-03/06 

510-805-3K1O $35.00 W 08:00A-12:00P 03/07-03/07 

510-805-3K1P $35.00 W 01:00P-05:00P 03/07-03/07 

510-805-3K1Q $35.00 Th 08:00A-12:00P 03/08-03/08 

510-805-3K1R $35.00 Th 01:00P-05:00P 03/08-03/08 

510-805-3K1S $35.00 T 08:00A-12:00P 04/10-04/10 

510-805-3K1T $35.00 T 01:00P-05:00P 04/10-04/10 

Burlington 

510-805-3B11 $35.00 T 04:00P-08:00P 01/03-01/03 

510-805-3B12 $35.00 T 04:00P-08:00P 02/07-02/07 

510-805-3B13 $35.00 T 04:00P-08:00P 03/06-03/06 

510-805-3B14 $35.00 Th 04:00P-08:00P 03/08-03/08 

510-805-3B15 $35.00 T 04:00P-08:00P 04/10-04/10 

510-805-3B1A $35.00 M 08:00A-12:00P 01/02-01/02 

510-805-3B1B $35.00 M 01:00P-05:00P 01/02-01/02 

510-805-3B1C $35.00 T 08:00A-12:00P 01/03-01/03 

510-805-3B1D $35.00 W 08:00A-12:00P 01/04-01/04 

510-805-3B1E $35.00 W 01:00P-05:00P 01/04-01/04 

510-805-3B1F $35.00 Th 08:00A-12:00P 01/05-01/05 

510-805-3B1G $35.00 Th 01:00P-05:00P 01/05-01/05 

Adult Continuing Education (ACE): Spring 2012 77


510-805-3B1H $35.00 T 08:00A-12:00P 02/07-02/07 

510-805-3B1I $35.00 M 08:00A-12:00P 03/05-03/05 

510-805-3B1K $35.00 T 08:00A-12:00P 03/06-03/06 

510-805-3B1L $35.00 W 08:00A-12:00P 03/07-03/07 

510-805-3B1M $35.00 W 02:30P-06:30P 03/07-03/07 

510-805-3B1N $35.00 Th 08:00A-12:00P 03/08-03/08 

510-805-3B1O $35.00 T 08:00A-12:00P 04/10-04/10 

510-803 Test Taking Strategies for Nursing 


Kenosha 

510-803-3K1A $15.19 Th 01:30P-05:30P 01/27-01/27 

510-418 Transition: LPN to ADN 


Burlington 

510-418-3B1A $115.85 TTh 09:10A-01:10P 01/03-01/12 

Responsible Beverage 

311-400 Responsible Beverage Service 



Kenosha 

311-400-3K1A $23.00 F 08:05A-12:05P 02/24-02/24 

Racine 

311-400-3R11 $23.00 T 05:50P-09:50P 05/08-05/08 

Burlington 

311-400-3B1A $23.00 T 08:05A-12:05P 04/10-04/10 

Testing 

995-120 NLN Testing-Anatomy and Physiology 


Kenosha 

995-120-3K11 $54.00 T 06:00P-10:00P 02/07-02/07 

995-120-3K1A $54.00 W 09:00A-01:00P 02/22-02/22 

Elkhorn 

995-120-3E1A $54.00 T 01:00P-05:00P 02/14-02/14 

995-110 NLN Testing-Microbiology 


Kenosha 

995-110-3K11 $54.00 T 06:00P-10:00P 02/07-02/07 

995-110-3K1A $54.00 W 09:00A-01:00P 02/22-02/22 

Elkhorn 

995-110-3E1A $54.00 T 01:00P-05:00P 02/14-02/14 


Financial Aid 

Census Date 

The actual amount of financial aid funding will be determined for the fundable number of enrolled credits on the 

Census Date — the 10th calendar day of each term at Gateway Technical College. 

After this date: 

• adjustments will not be made for additional classes you register for 

• your award may be recalculated for classes you do not attend and/or, 

• you may have to repay all or a portion of the financial aid funds you received if you never attended 

Gateway strongly encourages students to register for all classes for a term before the Census Date to receive 

the financial aid for which you are eligible. Classes added to your enrollment after the Census Date will not be 

funded by Financial Aid. 

Drops with a 100 Percent Refund 

If a class is taken off your schedule by Gateway and you are not charged for the class, your financial aid will be 

recalculated based on the remaining eligible credits on your schedule. Classes dropped by you will be monitored 

throughout the entire semester. 

No-Shows 

If you do not attend a class, you are not eligible to receive financial aid for the class. In a situation where an 

instructor drops you from the class they are teaching because you did not attend the class, you will not receive a 

refund for the tuition. The Financial Aid Office will, however, adjust your financial aid based on actual credits 

remaining on your schedule. 

Poor Attendance 

In a situation where an instructor drops a student from the class they are teaching because the student has poor 

attendance, there is no refund on tuition. However if the student is dropped from all classes in that term, the 

Financial Aid Office is required to adjust the student’s financial aid based on actual credits on the student’s 

schedule (see Return of Title IV Funds policy in handbook). 

If you intend to drop a course, notify Student Services so that you can be officially withdrawn from the class. 

Do not simply stop attending class. 

More on Financial Aid can be found on page 5. 

Schedule updates and course descriptions can be found at www.gtc.edu/WebAdvisor 79


horizon Center for 

Transportation Technology 

4940 - 88th Avenue 

Kenosha, WI 53144-7467 

262.564.3900 / 262.564.3901 FAX 

88th Ave. 

HWY H 

Parking 

Parking 

88th Avenue 

N 

Hwy S 

38th St. 

Horizon Center for 

Transportation Technology 

Hwy 158 

52nd St. 

Hwy K 

60th St. 


Racine Campus 

1001 South Main Street 

Racine, WI 53403-1582 

262.619.6200 

262.619.6201 FAX 

Center for Advanced 

Technology & Innovation (CATI) 

Renaissance Business Park 

2320 Renaissance Blvd. 

Sturtevant, WI 53177 

262.898.7500 /262.898.7501 FAX 

Student Services 

is located on the west side 

of the Lake Building. 


Elkhorn Campus 

400 County Road h 

Elkhorn, WI 53121-2046 

262.741.8200 

262.741.8201 FAX 

Lot A 

North 

Bldg. 

Student Services 

is now located at the main 

entrance to the North Building 

off Lot A. 

Lot B 

South 

Bldg. 

Job 

Center 

Alternative 

High 

School 

Lot C 

HWY 12 

HWY 11 

Expressway 

I-43 

Elkhorn 

High School 

Bray Rd 

to HWY 11 

HWY NN 

HWY H 

N 

Central 

Elkhorn 

Campus 


Kenosha Campus 

3520-30th Avenue 

Kenosha, WI 53144 

262.564.2200 

262.564.2201 FAX 

Center for Bioscience 

& Information 

Technology 


Kenosha, WI 53144-1690 

262.564.3600 / 262.564.3601 FAX 

lakeView 

Advanced 

Technology 

Center 


(hwy h) 

Pleasant Prairie, WI 

53158 


Academic Services 

Tutoring 

Need tutoring? Do you want to brush up on study habits? Help is at hand! Academic Support Center might be just what 

you’re looking for. If you’d like to know more about this free service, contact a counselor in Student Services. The 

Academic Support Center is open during the day as well as some evenings. 

Elkhorn Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mary Jane Pyszka, 262.741.8020 

Kenosha Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Anke Halbach, 262.564.2006 

Racine Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Diane Ingalsbe, 262.619.6216 

Burlington Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gerry Millette, 262.767.5090 

Adult Basic Education 

Gateway Technical College is committed to ensuring your success. We partner with you to make sure you can achieve 

your educational goals that will ultimately improve your chances in the workplace. The Adult Basic Education Learning 

Center is for those of you who have been away from school too long to remember the basic education skills that you 

need, as well as providing instruction for our English Language Learner population. The first week of each semester is 

devoted to orientation to determine level placements and collaboratively plan the goals of our students. We’re also here 

to serve those who didn’t graduate from high school and want an HSED or GED to move ahead with their lives. 

Cost: There is no cost for the Adult Basic Education Learning Center services for Wisconsin residents. However, 

a nominal fee is charged for administration of the GED/HSED tests. ABE students pursuing a GED/HSED must register 

in Student Services for a 9-hour orientation session. 

Elkhorn Campus Adult learning Center: 

262.741.8184 • Monday through Friday 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. • Evenings hours Monday through Thursday 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. 

Kenosha Campus Adult learning Center: 


Racine Campus Adult learning Center: 


Burlington Center Adult learning Center (Also Special Needs and Academic Support): 


Multicultural Program 

The Multicultural Program provides academic support services, student leadership and development opportunities, and culturally 

enriching activities that support educational access and a respectfully inclusive learning experience for African American, American 

Indian, Latino, and Southeast Asian/Pacific Island students. 

Contact Janet Days, Program Coordinator at daysj@gtc.edu or 262.619.6754 for further information. 

Student Employment Services 

Gateway Student Employment Services (S.E.S.) accepts job openings from employers and posts them on our Internet 

Database called Wisconsin TechConnect. http://vorlon.gtc.edu 

The jobs posted are specifically for our current students and graduates. 

Please Note: In order to register to utilize TechConnect please email saeso@gtc.edu for a login and password. 

Registering on TechConnect also means jobs in your program area can be emailed to you. Please visit our S.E.S. homepage 

for other helpful information on topics including the hidden job market, cover letters, resumes, and interviewing tips 

(go to www.gtc.edu, Employment Opportunities, Student Employment Services). 


Resumé Posting Service (Student Employment Services continued) 

Bank on this sure-fire way to snag an employer’s attention! Use Wisconsin TechConnect’s new Resume Bank feature to upload 

your resume. When an employer posts a job on TechConnect that matches your program of study, your uploaded resume will 

automatically appear in the employer’s Resume Bank for that job posting. Resume Bank enhances your job search and puts 

your resume in front of the prospective employer. It doesn’t get any easier than that. You can bank on it! Simply log in to your 

Wisconsin TechConnect account and select My Account & Resume.” Please email saesco@gtc.edu to register to use Wisconsin 

TechConnect. Wisconsin TechConnect can be found at http//vorlon.gtc.edu online. 

Career Planning Services 

Gateway offers career planning services for those students or potential students who are undecided about a career choice. For 

dates and times of Career Planning Workshops or to see a career counselor, please call your local campus Student Services 

Office. No charge for these services. 

Credit Transfer with Four-Year Colleges 

Starting at Gateway Technical College makes completing a bachelor’s degree affordable, accessible, and convenient. Gateway 

knows that you want choices and need flexibility. 

Credit transfer makes it easy for Gateway associate degree graduates to complete a bachelor’s degree. Gateway Technical 

College is connected with a number of postsecondary institutions both in and outside the state and externally allowing students 

to transition in a smooth and seamless manner. 

The following colleges and universities have partnered with Gateway Technical College to offer credit transfer options: 

Aurora University 

Capella University 

Cardinal Stritch University 

Carroll College 

Carthage College 

Concordia University Wisconsin 

DeVry University 

Franklin University 

George Williams College 

Grand Canyon University 

Kaplan University 

Lewis University 

Marian University 

Marquette University 

Milwaukee School of Engineering 

Mount Mary College 

Ottawa University 

Pennsylvania College of Technology 

Silver Lake College 

Southern Illinois University—Carbondale 

St. Cloud State University 

University of Phoenix 

University of Wisconsin—Colleges 

University of Wisconsin—Eau Claire 

University of Wisconsin—Green Bay 

University of Wisconsin—La Crosse 

University of Wisconsin—Madison 

University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee 

University of Wisconsin—Oshkosh 

University of Wisconsin—Parkside 

University of Wisconsin—Platteville 

University of Wisconsin—River Falls 

University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point 

University of Wisconsin—Stout 

University of Wisconsin—Superior 

University of Wisconsin—Whitewater 

Upper Iowa University 

Utah Valley State College 


Adding or Dropping A Class / Refund Policy 

(See Student Handbook for complete details.) 

Adding a Class: 

A student may add a class through the third class hour of the course without instructor approval, provided the class capacity 

has not been reached. Accelerated and internet courses require instructor approval once the class has begun. 

After the third class hour of the course has elapsed, the student must obtain a student petition form from Student Services. 

After getting the required signature, the student must officially add the class at the Student Services office. A student must 

officially add to receive credit for the class. The student is responsible for all missed coursework, materials, and assignments. 

Dropping a Class / Refund Policy: 

Student initiated: The student must pick up and return a completed drop slip from Student Services. A drop can also be completed 

through WebAdvisor. Nonattendance or notifying the instructor that you will not be attending does NOT constitute a drop. 

All refund rates are calculated on the date the drop transaction is completed by you in Student Services. Deadlines are strictly 

enforced. Refunds for classes which do not have meeting times set in the computer system (self-paced, Internet) are calculated 

based on the number of calendar days that have elapsed since the start of the class. 

• A student wanting a third party to complete a drop of their behalf must provide written permission authorizing the drop with a 

photocopy of the student’s photo I.D. The third party must also provide photo I.D. along with the authorization and drop form. 

• Financial Aid recipients must be aware that dropping a class may affect his or her award and account balance with the 

college. Please contact Students Services for further information. 

Instructor initiated drop: An administrative drop may be initiated by the instructor when a student who has registered for the 

class fails to attend or stops attending during the refund period without dropping. The student is not eligible to receive a refund. 

Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) 

Gateway Technical College complies with the provisions of FERPA. Prior written consent from the student must be 

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CAMPUSES 

Elkhorn 

Kenosha 

Racine 

2011-2012 Associate Degree Programs 

at Gateway Technical College (current as of date printed) 

Most programs may be started on any campus. 

Length of 

Program 

(full time) 

A S S O C I A T E D E G R E E S 

T E C H N I C A L D I P L O M A S 

ATCs 

Accounting (10-101-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Administrative Professional (10-106-6) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Aeronautics – Pilot Training (10-402-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Technology (10-601-1A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Geothermal Technician (Option Area 10-601-1B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Architectural – Structural Engineering Technician (10-614-6) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Automated Manufacturing Systems Technician (10-628-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Automotive Technology (10-602-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

* Broadcast Captioning (shared program with LTC) (10-170-1). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Business Management (10-102-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Civil Engineering Technology – Highway Technology (10-607-4). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2 Years 

Civil Engineering Technology – Fresh Water Resources (10-607-9) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Criminal Justice - Law Enforcement (10-504-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Culinary Arts (10-316-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Diesel Equipment Technology (10-412-1). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Early Childhood Education (10-307-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Electrical Engineering Technology (10-662-1A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Biomedical Engineering Technology (Option Area 10-662-1B) 

Sustainable Energy Systems (Option Area 10-662-1C) 

Electro - Mechanical Technology (10-620-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Electronics (10-605-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Fire Protection Technician (10-503-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Graphic Communications (10-204-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

+ Health Information Technology (10-530-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Horticulture (10-001-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Greenhouse and Floral (Option Area 10-001-1A) 

Nursery and Landscaping (Option Area 10-001-1B) 

Hotel/Hospitality Management (10-109-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Human Services Associate (10-520-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

+ Individualized Technical Studies (10-825-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Technical Studies – Journeyworker (10-499-5) 

Industrial Mechanical Technician (10-462-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 2 Years 

Information Technology – Computer Support Specialist (10-154-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Information Technology – Network Specialist (10-150-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Information Technology – Programmer/Analyst (10-152-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Information Technology – Web Developer/Administrator (10-152-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Instructional Assistant – Associate Degree(10-522-2) . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Interior Design (10-304-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

* Judicial Reporting (shared program with LTC) (10-106-1) 

Land Survey Technician (10-607-7) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Marketing (10-104-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

General Marketing (Option Area 10-104-3A) 

Business to Business (Option Area 10-104-3B) 

Mechanical Design Technology (10-606-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Mechanical Engineering Tech (Option Area 10-606-1A) 

Mechatronics (Option Area 10-606-1B) 

+ Nursing – Associate Degree (ADN/RN) (10-543-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Paramedic Technician (10-531-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Physical Therapist Assistant (10-524-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

+ Radiography (10-526-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Supervisory Management (10-196-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

+ Surgical Technology (10-512-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years 

Technical Communications (10-699-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2 Years 

Automotive Maintenance Technician (31-404-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

Barber/Cosmetologist (31-502-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 1 Year 

Building Trades – Carpentry (31-475-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

CNC Production Technician (31-444-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

Community Pharmacy Technician (30-536-1). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 18 Weeks 

+ Dental Assistant (31-508-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

Diesel Equipment Mechanic (31-412-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

+ Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) – Basic (30-531-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Weeks 

EMT – Intermediate (30-531-7) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Weeks 

EMT – Intermediate Technician (30-531-6) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Weeks 

EMT – Paramedic (31-531-1) . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

Facilities Maintenance (31-443-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

+ Health Unit Coordinator (30-510-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 18 Weeks 

Medical Assistant (31-509-1). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

Medical Transcription (31-106-7) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

Nursing Assistant (30-543-1). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Weeks 

Office Assistant (31-106-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

+ Practical Nursing (31-543-1) . . . . . (Program listed on Nursing (10-543-1) curriculum sheet) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

Small Business Entrepreneurship (31-145-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

+ Welding (31-442-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Year 

Robotics (Option Area 31-442-1A) 

Advanced Welding (Option Area 31-442-1B) 

Pipe Welding (Option Area 31-442-1C) 

+ Welding/Maintenance and Fabrication (30-442-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Weeks 

Computer Animation (10-810-18) 

Digital Photography (10-810-17) 

Financial Planning (10-809-8) 

Game Programming (10-810-16) 

All courses taught at this campus. 

Geothermal Specialist (10-810-19) 

Multimedia (10-810-2) 

General Studies courses are offered on all campuses. 

Network Security (10-810-10) 

+ Special Conditions; Contact Student Services 

Oracle (10-810-4) 

Telecommunication Engineering Tech (10-810-14) 

* Shared program 

Urban Farming (10-810-20) 


AdministrAtion Center 


Kenosha, WI 53144-1690 

262.564.3300 

Burlington Center 

496 McCanna Pkwy. 

262.767.5200 

Center for AdvAnCed 

teChnology & innovAtion 

Renaissance Business Park 

2320 Renaissance Blvd. 

Sturtevant, WI 53177 

262.898.7500 

Center for BiosCienCe 

& informAtion teChnology 


Kenosha, WI 53144-1690 

262.564.3600 

elkhorn CAmpus 

400 County Road H 

Elkhorn, WI 53121-2046 

262.741.8200 

hero Center 

380 McCanna Pkwy. 

Burlington, WI 53105-3622 

262.767.5204 

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Your 

Future 

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teChnology 


Kenosha, WI 53144-7467 

262.564.3900 

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Kenosha, WI 53144-1690 

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lAkeview AdvAnCed 

teChnology Center 

9449 - 88th Avenue (Highway H) 

Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158-2216 

262.564.3400 

rACine CAmpus 

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Racine, WI 53403-1582 

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