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WINTER CREDIT CLASSES WINTER CREDIT CLASSES Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item GEN-S 110 RESEARCH IN THE INFORMATION AGE This course is an introduction to academic research skills and is designed for students from all programs. Emphasis on proficiency at using various electronic databases, including those available on the library’s information networks, the online catalog and the World Wide Web, as well as other standard research tools and retrieval techniques. The principles and skills learned can be applied through college, as well as for lifelong learning. Online - Go to www.waol.org to start. $16 Mercer K 2cr 5432 GEN-S 140 CAREER PLANNING/LIFE EXPLORATION Course open to all students, vocational and transfer. Identify interests and values in relationships to the world of work. Establish or change career goals and learn skills for ongoing career and life planning. Determine the effects of outside variables to see the impact on career choices. 1:00p- 3:00p T Brem-HUM 103 Babbo J 1cr 5431 Meets 01/16/07 through 02/13/07. Online - Go to www.waol.org to start. $8 Ramaker J 1cr 5430 GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS) See Technical Design Section. GEOGRAPHY GEOG 102 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY NS/SS Basic physical elements of geography including Earth’s astronomical relationships, remote sensing, mapping, weather, climate, the hydrosphere, biosphere, landform processes and landforms. Prerequisite: ENGL 099 and MATH 094 or equivalent. 10:00a-10:50a MTWTh Brem-SCI 159 Digby S 5cr 4360 Also meets 1:00p- 2:50p M in Brem-SCI 159 10:00a-10:50a MTWTh Brem-SCI 159 Digby S 5cr 4362 Also meets 1:00p- 2:50p W in Brem-SCI 159 5:00p- 7:15p TTh Brem-SCI 159 Digby S 5cr 4364 Also meets 7:20p- 9:10p T in Brem-SCI 159 5:00p- 7:15p TTh Brem-SCI 159 Digby S 5cr 4366 Also meets 7:20p- 9:10p Th in Brem-SCI 159 GEOG 103 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY H/SS Cultural human geography focusing on geographical concepts, population, migration, folk and popular culture, language, religion, ethnicity, political geography and resource issues. Prerequisite: ENGL 090 or equivalent as determined. 1:00p- 3:15p TTh Brem-SCI 159 Digby S 5cr 4370 GEOLOGY GEOL 101 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY NS An introduction to Earth’s materials, processes, and landscapes and how they were formed; labs parallel lecture content. Optional field trips. 12:00p-12:50p MTWTh Brem-SCI 158 $10 Macias S 5cr 4408 Also meets 1:00p- 2:50p W in Brem-SCI 158 for lab. 12:00p-12:50p MTWTh Brem-SCI 158 $10 Macias S 5cr 4412 Also meets 1:00p- 2:50p Th in Brem-SCI 158 for lab. 5:00p- 6:50p TTh Brem-SCI 158 $10 Macias S 5cr 4416 Also meets 7:00p- 7:50p TTh in Brem-SCI 158 for lab. 5:00p- 6:50p TTh Shel-OCS 116 $10 TBA 5cr 7416 Also meets 7:00p- 7:50p TTh in Shel-OCS 116 for lab. GEOL 102 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY NS Geologic resources and processes important to human welfare: Volcanoes, earthquakes, slope stability, rivers, and flood management, groundwater, soils, minerals, and energy resources. 4:30p- 8:00p MW NBK-BGR $10 TBA 5cr 6260 Also meets on Saturdays at an arranged time/location for lab portion. Meets 01/03/07 through 03/05/07. For Base access call OC at 360.697.3656 at least one week prior to class for civilian temporary Pass & ID requirements. Please allow extra time for ID check when attending class. GEOL 103 HISTORY OF THE EARTH NS Origin and evolution of the Earth and its life forms. Emphasis on the geologic events which have changed the pattern of the continents and ocean basins, created mountain ranges, altered climates, and influenced life history through 4.5 billion years of geologic time. Optional field trips. Prerequisite: MATH 094. 11:00a-11:50a MTWTh Brem-SCI 158 $10 Macias S 5cr 4420 Also meets 1:00p- 2:50p M in Brem-SCI 158 for lab. 11:00a-11:50a MTWTh Brem-SCI 158 $10 Macias S 5cr 4424 Also meets 1:00p- 2:50p T in Brem-SCI 158 for lab. GEOL 155 NEW! GEOLOGIC HAZARDS NS This course investigates a number of geologic hazards such as earthquakes, tsunami, volcanism, floods, landslides, and coastal hazards. Historic examples are used as case studies. Online - Go to www.waol.org to start. $40 Macias S 5cr 4426 HEALTH OCCUPATIONS Prerequisite for Nursing Assistant classes: High School diploma or GED, age 18, placement in ENGL 091 or above and MATH 090 or above per Accuplacer. CPR with Foreign Body Obstruction, background criminal check, permission of director. H-OCC 100 NURSING ASSISTANT LECTURE This course in combination with H-OCC 101 will prepare the student for employment as a Certified Nursing Assistant (NAC). The course will provide the information and the skills to meet the requirements of NAC training mandated by the State of Washington and to be a successful employee. 8:00a- 1:30p MT Brem-HOC 141 Team taught 6cr 4451 H-OCC 101 NURSING ASSISTANT LAB This course in combination with H-OCC 100 will prepare the student for employment as a Certified Nursing Assistant. The course will teach the technical skills in a laboratory setting and a long term care facility in the community. 8:00a- 1:30p W Brem-HOC 141 $15 Team taught 6cr 4455 8:00a- 1:30p Th Brem-HOC 141 $15 Team taught 6cr 4457 H-OCC 120 FOUNDATIONS FOR HEALTH CARE CAREERS This course integrates basic health care concepts, language skills, math skills, academic success strategies and career planning specific to health care careers. Prerequisite: Orientation/qualifying score on state standardized assessment. 1:30p- 4:00p MTWTh Brem-HOC 141 Team taught 10cr 4459 HISTORY HIST 102 WESTERN CIVILIZATION—1300 TO 1815 SS Introductory course in development of Western Civilization from 1300-1815 AD analyzing major political, religious, economic, and social trends. 9:00a- 9:50a DAILY Brem-HUM 105 Schaeffer P 5cr 3402 5:00p- 7:15p MW Brem-HUM 105 Schaeffer P 5cr 3404 Telecourse $30 Schaeffer P 5cr 3400 Required orientation: 7:00-8:00p Tues. 1/2 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). See Distance Learning section for additional information. How to Read this Schedule p.13. 32 | WINTER 2007 THE VIEW CLASS SCHEDULE Locations: Brem=Bremerton, Poul=Poulsbo, Shel=Shelton, NBK-BGR=NBK Bangor, NBK-BREM=NBK Bremerton, NHB=Naval Hospital Bremerton
WINTER CREDIT CLASSES Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item HIST 103 WESTERN CIVILIZATION—1815 TO PRESENT SS Introductory course in development of Western Civilization from 1815, analyzing the major political, religious, economic, and social trends of this era. 10:00a-12:15p TTh Brem-HUM 105 Schaeffer P 5cr 3406 HIST 104 THE UNITED STATES TO 1865 SS Survey of the political, social, economic, and intellectual forces involved in the foundation and development of the U.S. from pre-Columbian America through the Civil War. Prerequisite: ENGL 101 with a grade of 2.0 or above. 8:00a- 8:50a DAILY Brem-HUM 105 Schaeffer P 5cr 3407 9:00a- 9:50a DAILY Brem-HUM 106 TBA 5cr 3408 10:00a-12:15p TTh Brem-HUM 103 Lamb D 5cr 3409 11:30a-12:54p MWF Brem-HUM 106 Lamb D 5cr 3410 5:00p- 7:15p TTh Poul-OCP 218 Pagaard S 5cr 8335 8:26a- 9:50a MWF Shel-OCS 116 Glowen M 5cr 7340 HIST 105 THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1865 SS Survey of the political, social, economic, and intellectual forces involved in the development of the United States from Reconstruction to the present. Prerequisite: ENGL 101 with a grade of 2.0 or above. 10:00a-10:50a DAILY Brem-SCI 136 TBA 5cr 3412 5:00p- 7:15p TTh Brem-HUM 105 McMullen S 5cr 3413 Telecourse $30 Schaeffer P 5cr 3414 Required orientation: 7:00-8:00p Tues. 1/2 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). See Distance Learning section for additional information. HIST 125 HISTORY/BLACK AMERICA 1820—PRESENT SS Traces origins of Black America from slavery through the forces that shaped the Civil Rights Movement. To promote a deeper understanding of what has been called “The Black Experience”. 4:30p- 7:10p MW NBK-BGR Sweet J 5cr 6233 Meets 01/03/07 through 03/05/07. For Base access call OC at 360.697.3656 at least one week prior to class for civilian temporary Pass & ID requirements. Please allow extra time for ID check when attending class. HIST 230 FILMS IN AMERICAN CULTURE SS The history and culture of America as seen in 20th Century American film. (Same as HUMAN 230) 1:00p- 3:15p MW Brem-HUM 104 Wicks A 5cr 3420 Telecourse $30 Meyers J 5cr 3421 Required orientation: 5:00-6:00p Wed. 1/3 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). See Distance Learning section for additional information. HIST 235 NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY SS Explores the general history of Indian life since 1600, U.S. Indian policy from 1789 to present, and the nature and effects of Native American and Euro- American contact and conflict. 10:00a-11:24a MWF Brem-HUM 106 Lamb D 5cr 3422 HIST 250 THE PACIFIC NW AND WASHINGTON STATE SS The Pacific Northwest, from earliest times to the present, with emphasis upon political, economic, social, and cultural developments. 7:25p- 9:40p TTh Brem-HUM 105 McMullen S 5cr 3423 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT HMGMT 102 INTRO TO HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY CE Intro to Hospitality is a comprehensive tour of the fascinating and challenging fields of the hospitality industry: travel and tourism, lodging, food service, meetings, conventions and expositions, leisure and recreation. Prerequisite: Instructor signature. ARR DAILY Brem-BSC 127 Giovanni N 3cr 2430 This course is also for Culinary Arts students taking Block 1 (First Quarter) classes. HMGMT 124 DINING ROOM SUPERVISION CE The secret to success in the hospitality industry is SERVICE or more precisely EXCELLENT SERVICE....and the secret to providing excellent service is the training provided to the waitstaff by the supervisor. This course will provide the potential supervisor with the knowledge and skills required to insure EXCELLENT SERVICE. Prerequisite: CULIN 104: Dining Room Service. ARR DAILY Brem-BSC 127 Giovanni N 6cr 2435 This course is also for Culinary Arts students taking Block 2 (Second Quarter) classes. HMGMT 127 MENU DESIGN AND STRATEGY CE This course examines all aspects of menu planning from determining who the customers are to determining how to market them. Includes available kitchen equipment, recipe costs, how to make a profit figuring selling prices, menu analysis, and all the different types of menus from fast food to fine dining. ARR DAILY Brem-BSC 127 Giovanni N 3cr 2436 HMGMT 133 ELEMENTS OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT CE This course offers an overview of the characteristics and attributes of leaders and compares different leadership styles. The functions of management are detailed and the distinction between leadership and management is made. ARR DAILY Brem-BSC 127 Giovanni N 6cr 2437 This course is also for Culinary Arts students taking Block 3 (Third Quarter) classes. HMGMT 135 BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT CE This course covers the fundamental areas of beverage operations: the planning of the bar, bar staffing, legal factors to consider, drink costing, purchasing, receiving and storage, and beverage production methods. Prerequisite: Instructor signature. ARR DAILY Brem-BSC 127 Giovanni N 3cr 2439 HMGMT 136 CATERING AND BANQUET OPERATIONS CE This course explores the many reasons why clients hold banquets and the various elements required to plan and execute successful catered events. Prerequisite: Instructor signature. ARR DAILY Brem-BSC 127 Giovanni N 6cr 2441 HMGMT 230 FOOD AND BEVERAGE COST CONTROL CE This course has been developed to introduce food, beverage, and labor cost controls to students preparing for careers in the hospitality industry. ARR DAILY Brem-BSC 127 Giovanni N 3cr 2445 HMGMT 240 LEGAL ASPECTS OF HOSP MGMT CE This course gives students the opportunity to look at hospitality operations from a legal standpoint and to develop management strategies to prevent legal problems. ARR DAILY Brem-BSC 127 Giovanni N 3cr 2447 HMGMT 250 INTERNSHIP CE An unpaid, 6-week work experience related to hospitality management. Prerequisite: Instructor signature. ARR DAILY Brem-BSC 127 Giovanni N 6cr 2449 WINTER CREDIT CLASSES How to Read this Schedule p.13. Locations: Brem=Bremerton, Poul=Poulsbo, Shel=Shelton, NBK-BGR=NBK Bangor, NBK-BREM=NBK Bremerton, NHB=Naval Hospital Bremerton www.olympic.edu | Campus Switchboard: 360.792.6050 or 1.800.259.6718 | 33
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