fall 2013 schedule for download - Santa Barbara City College

Lori Gaskin, Ph.D.
President
Welcome to the treasure that is Santa Barbara City College!
Whether you are a new or returning student, you have made an excellent choice for pursuing
your educational goals.
SBCC has long had an outstanding reputation as one of the top community colleges in
the country. This standing recently was validated by the college co-winning the prestigious
Aspen Institute Prize for Community College Excellence. Now, one of the top two community
colleges in the nation, SBCC also has the distinction of being the only community college
in California named to the Aspen Top 10 list for two years in a row.
How was SBCC able to achieve this recognition? Student success is a major criterion in the
Aspen Institute competition, and our college was able to demonstrate outstanding results.
This is due in large part to SBCC’s collective focus on the educational goals of each and
every one of our students. I see this every day in my interactions with faculty and staff—the
caring and richness that characterize our teaching, service and support and the dedication
which can only be described as consistently above and beyond expectations. The result of
these efforts clearly has been reflected over time in our students’ successes.
In addition, our high-quality, first-rate academic programs have set SBCC apart from others.
We provide the foundation for transfer to any one of the University of California and
California State University campuses or private universities as well as strong preparation
and opportunities in a wealth of career fields. SBCC’s transfer program includes Transfer
Admission Guarantee agreements with 15 colleges and universities and articulation agreements
with 55 more. We have developed innovative new transfer programs such as Express to
Success (ESP), one for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) majors, and
another for students majoring in business, the fine arts, humanities and the social and
behavioral sciences. Our Career and Technical Education programs cover a wide range of
fields and offer our graduates extensive opportunities to build successful and meaningful
careers in nursing, computer information systems, culinary arts, automotive technology,
construction technology, administration of justice, accounting, entrepreneurship, media arts,
environmental horticulture, early childhood education, marine diving technology, and so
much more.
Another strength of our college has been our Dual Enrollment program, one of the largest
and most successful in the state. Local area high school students can take college-level courses,
either at their schools or at the SBCC campus, earning credit toward their college studies.
Working with our educational partners, SBCC reaches out to the community, giving thousands
of high school students their first exposure to college.
These examples, plus so many more, laid the groundwork for our recognition by the Aspen
Institute. We are both honored by this award and inspired to continue to build upon the
legacy of excellence that has come to define SBCC.
I wish you great academic and personal success this semester as you start or continue your
educational journey with us. All of us at the college are so pleased that SBCC is a part of
your life, dreams, and future.
Warmly,
Lori Gaskin, Ph.D.
President

General Information
FALL 2013
August 26 – December 14, 2013
Registration Priority Appointments
Veterans, current and former foster youth up to
age 24, EOPS and DSPS students......April 29 (By Appt.)
Continuing students who have completed 100 or
fewer units at SBCC (excluding
ESL and Basic Skills) ............April 30– May 6 (By Appt.)
Currently enrolled
first semester students ..................May 7 – 17 (By Appt.)
Eligible new to college local
high school graduates..................May 20 – 24 (By Appt.)
Eligible new, new transfer
and returning students ........May 28 – July 11 (By Appt.)
Personal Enrichment Students............July 12 – August 24*
Open Registration, including
Dual Enrollment Students................July 15 – August 24*
*August 24: Online services only
Key Session Dates and Deadlines
August 26....................................................Semester Begins
September 7 ....Add/Drop with Refund of Enrollment Fees
(September 6, 2013 for in-person service)
September 7 ................................................Drop w/o “W”
(September 6, 2013 for in-person service)
September 7 ..Prerequisite Challenge Late Review Deadline
(September 6, 2013 for in-person service)
Sept. 9 – Oct. 24....Priority Degree/Certificate Filing Period
September 27 ......................P/NP (Pass/No Pass) Petitions
October 25 ..............................................Final Withdrawal
December 9 – 14 ............................................Final Exams
Fees
Enrollment ............................................................$46/unit
Non-Resident Tuition
Out of State ......................................................$211/unit
International ....................................................$211/unit
Health Services Fee ......................................................$18
Transportation
Bus Pass (6+ units)......................................................$26
Bus Pass (less than 6 units) ........................................$25
Student Representation Fee ............................................$1
Student Activity Fee ..................................$10 (Optional)
Special Fees: Some courses have special fees; see Class Schedule for details.
All fees are subject to change without notice.
Parking Fees
Parking Permits should be purchased online through
Pipeline at a discounted rate. Price includes shipping,
handling, postage and applicable credit card processing fees.
All Day/Eve Parking Permit ....................................$33.25
Evening Only ..........................................................$18.25
BOGW Purchased Online through Pipeline
All Day/Eve..............................................................$20.00
Plus a $3.25 Convenience fee: Covers shipping, handling,
postage and applicable credit card processing fees
Holidays – No Classes
September 2 ......................................................Labor Day
November 11..................................................Veterans Day
November 28 – 30 ..........................Thanksgiving Vacation
Admissions Hours (Subject to Change)
Monday and Thursday......................8:00 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.
Tuesday and Wednesday ..................8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Friday ................................................8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
College closed ........................................May 27 and July 4
Public Access Computers Available on Campus
Student Services Lobby (1st and 2nd floors)
Public access computers are also available at the Santa Barbara
Public Library.
For information on the cost of textbooks for each course, select the
course reference number on the web schedule, www.sbcc.edu/classes.
Santa Barbara City College
721 Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2394
(805) 965-0581 / (805) 730-4450
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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Table of
CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
For Admission and Enrollment Information: (805) 730-4450
Para más información en español sobre el programa de inglés como segundo idioma, llame al: (805) 730-4120
Accommodations for Disability ............122
Admission and Residency..........................8
Advising..................................................10
Bookstore..............................................121
California Nonresident Tuition
Exemption Request ....................125-126
California State Universities General
Education Breadth Requirements ......123
Family Educational Rights and Privacy..121
Fees and Refunds ....................................13
CLASSES
Accounting ....................................................23
Alcohol and Drug Counseling........................23
Allied Health (HCI, Medical Terminology)....24
American Ethnic Studies ................................24
American Sign Language ................................25
Anthropology ................................................25
Arabic ............................................................26
Art..................................................................26
Asian-American Studies..................................29
Automotive Service and Technology ..............29
Bio-Medical Sciences......................................30
Biology ..........................................................32
Black Studies ..................................................33
Botany............................................................34
Business Administration ................................34
Business Law ..................................................34
Cancer Information Management ..................35
Certified Nursing Assistant ............................35
Chemistry ......................................................36
Chicano Studies ............................................38
Chinese ..........................................................38
Communication ............................................38
Computer Applications and
Office Management ....................................40
Computer Information Systems ....................41
Computer Network Engineering ....................42
Computer Science ..........................................43
Construction Technology ..............................45
Cosmetology ..................................................45
Culinary Arts..................................................46
Diagnostic Medical Sonography ....................48
Disabled Student Services ..............................49
Field Trip and Excursion Policy ............123
Final Exam Schedule ............................124
Fully Online Courses ........................18-19
How to Read the Schedule of Classes ....21
Hybrid Courses ......................................19
IGETC–General Information ..............123
New Student Enrollment Steps ................5
Non-Discrimination/
Sexual Harassment Policy ..................122
Orientation ..............................................9
Drafting/CAD................................................49
Early Childhood Education............................50
Earth and Planetary Sciences..........................51
Economics......................................................53
Education ......................................................54
Emergency Medical Technician ......................54
Engineering ....................................................55
English as a Second Language ........................55
English, Composition and Literature..............58
Entrepreneurship............................................65
Environmental Horticulture ..........................66
Environmental Studies ..................................66
Film Studies ..................................................67
Film and Television Production ......................68
Finance ..........................................................69
French ............................................................70
Geography......................................................70
German ..........................................................71
Gerontology ..................................................71
Global Studies ................................................71
Graphic Design and Photography ..................71
Health Education ..........................................72
Health Information Technology ....................73
History ..........................................................75
Honors ..........................................................76
Hotel Management ........................................76
Interior Design ..............................................77
International Business ....................................77
Italian ............................................................77
Japanese..........................................................78
Journalism ......................................................78
Programs of Study ............................16-17
Registration ............................................12
Security Office ......................................121
Steps to Enrollment ..................................5
Student Health Services ........................121
Student Services....................................118
Study Abroad..........................................22
Telephone Directory ................................9
Transfer Admission Guarantees ................7
What’s New Fall 2013 ..........................6-7
Justice Studies ................................................79
Korean............................................................80
Library ..........................................................80
Management ..................................................80
Marine Diving Technologies ..........................81
Marketing ......................................................83
Mathematics ..................................................84
Multimedia Arts and Technologies ................89
Music ............................................................90
Native American Studies ................................94
Nursing ..........................................................95
Personal Development....................................96
Philosophy......................................................97
Photography ..................................................98
Physical Education, Dance and Athletics........99
Physical Science............................................105
Physics..........................................................105
Political Science............................................106
Professional Development ............................107
Psychology....................................................108
Radiologic and Imaging Sciences..................110
Real Estate....................................................111
Social Science ..............................................111
Sociology......................................................111
Spanish ........................................................112
STEM, Introduction to................................113
Theatre Arts ................................................113
Vocational Nursing ......................................115
Water Science ..............................................115
Work Experience ..........................................115
Zoology........................................................116
Santa Barbara City College has made every reasonable effort to determine that everything stated in the Class Schedule is accurate. Class sections offered, together with other
matters contained herein, are subject to change without notice by the College for reasons related to student enrollment, level of financial support or for any reason deemed
necessary by the College. The College further reserves the right to add, amend or repeal any of the rules, regulations, policies and procedures, consistent with applicable laws.
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STEPS TO ENROLLMENT
APPLY
Submit application for admission online, by mail, or in person and submit
official high school and college transcripts, www.sbcc.edu/apply
STUDENT PORTAL — PIPELINE
Review your pre-registration requirements and registration appointment
day and time, http://pipeline.sbcc.edu
FINANCIAL AID
Apply for Financial Aid (optional) at www.sbcc.edu/aid
General Information
NEW STUDENTS
Never been to college before, or only attended
while in high school and have a goal/plan of:
• Associate Degree
• Transfer to 4-Year School
• Basic English/Math/Reading Skills
ORIENTATION (Required)
www.sbcc.edu/orie
ASSESSMENT/PREREQUISITES (Required)
See Assessment page in the Schedule,
or refer to www.sbcc.edu/assessment and
www.sbcc.edu/prerequisites
ADVISING (Required)
www.sbcc.edu/advising
ALL OTHER STUDENTS
• High School Students
• Attended College Before
• Personal Enrichment/Job Training
• Undecided Goal
• Certificate of Achievement
ORIENTATION (Highly Recommended)
www.sbcc.edu/orie
PREREQUISITES (Required)
All prerequisites and corequisites are enforced at
registration. Check prerequisites in the Schedule of
Classes. To satisfy a prerequisite through coursework
from other colleges, you must submit a prerequisite
challenge, www.sbcc.edu/prerequisites. Submit all
official transcripts to Admissions & Records.
ADVISING (Highly Recommended)
www.sbcc.edu/advising
ALL STUDENTS
REGISTER AND PAY FEES (Required)
Log on to Pipeline, http://pipeline.sbcc.edu, and go to Registration
and Student Records. Review your registration status and appointment
date/time. Select classes. Pay fees. www.sbcc.edu/fees
TRANSPORTATION, PARKING, HOUSING
www.sbcc.edu/commute; www.sbcc.edu/housing
BOOKS
www.sbccbooks.com
ATTEND CLASSES
www.sbcc.edu/attend
If you do not have access to a computer, wish to conduct college business in person,
or just have questions, visit Student Services, SS-110, or call 730-4450 for assistance.
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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General Information
FALL 2013
What’s New
NEW PROGRAMS
Graphic Design Entrepreneur I
Skills Competency Award (16 units)
This certificate provides the student with a foundation in graphic
design and an understanding of the digital design process. The
certificate also includes courses to develop entrepreneurial skills
necessary to become a successful freelance designer.
Graphic Design Entrepreneur II
Skills Competency Award (16 units)
This certificate builds on the Graphic Design Entrepreneurial I
program. It continues to provide the student with strong graphic
design skills to develop a professional portfolio. Entrepreneurial
skills are expanded on giving the student the necessary tools to
become successful in managing their own design business.
STEM Transfer Program
Have you considered a career in Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics fields?
“America’s leadership tomorrow depends on how we
educate our students today — especially in science,
technology, engineering and math.”
—President Barack Obama, September 2010
For information about SBCC’s STEM Transfer Program, and to learn about program eligibility, www.sbcc.edu/stem.
WEEK “0” Human Anatomy
The Week “0” event for Human Anatomy (Biomedical Sciences 107) is an opportunity for registered students, or students
who are interested in enrolling in BMS 107, to get a ‘head start’ and prepare for the first two weeks of the semester.
Through interaction with professors and tutors, activities, and handout materials, attendees learn valuable techniques and
are provided course materials they need in order to successfully navigate the first two weeks of the semester in this time and
labor intensive course. In August, students enrolled should watch for an email to their Pipeline accounts regarding meeting
place and time for Week “0” activities.
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What’s New
GDP215 Publication Design
Print and publishing no longer
means just ink on paper. Graphic
designers are now designing for
mobile media. This class uses Adobe
InDesign CS6 and the Adobe Digital
Publishing Suite to produce interactive
publications for the iPad.
Techniques taught include: building
panoramas, pan and zoom images,
incorporating video and audio, animation,
linking to online content
and other interactive functions.
Students design their own magazine
that is then uploaded and viewed on
the iPad. Knowledge of InDesign
software is necessary. Owning an iPad
is not required.
FALL 2013
NEW COURSES
TRANSFER
ADMISSION
GUARANTEES
The SBCC Transfer Academy has
agreements with the following institutions:
University of California
UC Davis
UC Merced
UC Riverside
UC San Diego
UC Santa Barbara
UC Santa Cruz
California State Universities
CSU Bakersfield
CSU Channel Islands
Extended University
Private Institutions
Antioch University
Brandman University
University of the Pacific
Whittier College
Out of State Institutions
Arizona State University
Portland State University
Syracuse University
Film Festival Studies at the 2013 AFI Film Festival in Hollywood (FS 108B)
5-day field course at film festivals to study U.S. and international fiction, experimental
and documentary films. This course focuses on the role of festivals in the
film market place, emergence of new filmmakers, national cinemas, and the
practice of writing film criticism. Film screenings supplemented by lectures,
discussions, readings and panel discussions. Fee required; contact Nico Maestu
(nmaestu@pipeline.sbcc.edu) for information. Join the SBCC Film Reviews
Club: watch films and review them at http://sbccfilmreviews.org
Guaranteed Admission is more
commonly referred to as the Transfer
Admission Guarantee program (TAG).
A TAG is a contractual agreement
between you, SBCC and a four-year
institution.
Students who meet and maintain
stated admission and major
requirements are guaranteed
admission to a specific four-year
college or university.
TAG schools and SBCC understand
that goals change. Students who write
a TAG are not obligated
to transfer to the four-year college
or university.
www.sbcc.edu/transferacademy
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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APPLYING FOR
ADMISSION
Your SBCC application must be on
file before you can register for classes.
Admission is open to anyone who:
• Holds a high school diploma or
equivalent;
• Is 18 years old or older; and/or
• Is enrolled in high school and wishes
to attend SBCC concurrently as a
part-time student.
Do you have to submit an application?
Applications must be submitted by
any student who:
• Was not enrolled at SBCC for
Spring 2013;
• Withdrew from all Spring 2013
SBCC classes on or before
February 9, 2013;
• Is currently enrolled in high school
and did not register at SBCC for
Spring 2013.
HOW TO APPLY
Complete the Application
• Apply online in English or Spanish
at www.sbcc.edu/apply. Online
applications are generally processed
within 30 minutes; or
• Submit a paper application in English
or Spanish by mail or in person.
Print the application from
www.sbcc.edu/apply or call
(805) 730-4450 to have one mailed
to you. The Spanish version of the
paper application is available in
Admissions & Records,
www.sbcc.edu/apply, or the ESL
Office. Phone: (805) 730-4120.
Paper applications are generally
processed within 48 to 72 hours.
• Submit your application to
Admissions & Records no later than
August 23, 2013.
Supplemental Application Requirement
For admission to the programs below,
contact the department directly, or
Student Outreach and Orientation
Services at (805) 730-4450.
Associate Degree Nursing: 730-4166
Vocational Nursing: 730-4166
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Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)/
Home Health Aide (HHA): 730-4166
Radiography: 730-4166
Diagnostic Medical
Sonography: 730-4166
Cosmetology/Esthetician: 683-4191
Honors Program: 730-4001
Learning Communities: 730-4274
Marine Diving Technologies: 730-4226
School of Culinary Arts and Hotel
Management (SCAHM): 730-4258
High School Students
You may attend SBCC as a special
part-time student by submitting a
High School Program Application
and a Dual Enrollment Approval
Form. Eligible 9th – 12th grade
home school students must also
submit a copy of their Private School
Affidavit (Calif. Education Code 33190).
The above rules for submitting an
application also apply to high school
students. The application may be
submitted online, www.sbcc.edu/apply
(be sure to select student type of
Dual Enrollment). The dual enrollment
application and dual enrollment
approval forms are available
from your high school, or SBCC
Admissions & Records (SS-110),
or you can download them from
www.sbcc.edu/dualenrollment.
International Students
You must submit the International
Student Application available online
or from the SBCC International
Student Center (IE Building), or the
SBCC Counseling Center (SS-120).
Your application must be approved
before you can enroll in classes.
Send Your Transcripts
Contact all the schools you have
attended and request to have your
official transcripts sent to SBCC.
There may be a fee. Official transcripts
are required for many services
and programs at SBCC.
Have your official transcripts sent to:
Admissions & Records
Santa Barbara City College
721 Cliff Drive
Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2394.
Transcripts can be submitted separately
from the application.
RESIDENCY
Students may be asked to provide
evidence and substantiate claims of
residency. For purposes of admission
and tuition, all students are classified
as either California residents or
non-residents. Both residents and
non-residents of California are
welcome to enroll.
California Residents are those
individuals who (1) have resided in
California for at least one year prior
to the start of the semester; (2) can
demonstrate intent to be a California
resident for other than temporary
purposes; and (3) are not precluded
from establishing domicile in the
United States by the Immigration
and Naturalization Act or the
California Code of Regulations,
Section 54045. It is the student’s
responsibility to provide evidence
to substantiate his or her claim for
residency.
Non-Residents of California are
those individuals who (1) have resided
in California for less than a year prior
to the start of the semester; (2) may
have resided in California for a year or
more who have not provided sufficient
proof to demonstrate intent to remain a
California resident; or (3) are precluded
from establishing domicile in the United
States by the Immigration and
Naturalization Act or the California
Code of Regulations, Section 54045.
Exemption from Non-Resident
Tuition (created by Assembly Bill
540 [AB540]) is available to certain
non-resident students who attended
high school in California for at least
three years and received a California
high school diploma or its equivalent.
Eligibility information and a student
affidavit are included in the Schedule
of Classes and at www.sbcc.edu/forms.
Dependent Children of California
Residents (for income tax purposes)
who have not lived in California for a
year prior to the start of the semester
are entitled to resident classification
during the first year they are physically

General Information
present in California, but must establish
California residency thereafter. Submit
documentation with application.
International Students (F-1 or F-2 visas)
must complete an International
Student Programs Application
available from the International Student
Office or Counseling Center.
Military Personnel assigned to active
duty in California and their dependents
will be considered residents for tuition
purposes (supporting documentation
required).
Full-time Employees, Spouses
or Dependents of the California
Community Colleges, California
State University and University of
California Systems are entitled to
resident classification until residing
in the state for the minimum time
necessary to become residents
(supporting documentation required).
Full-time Credentialed Employees of
California Public Schools enrolling
to fulfill credential requirements are
eligible for residency status. Proof
of employment and certification
requirements must be provided
(supporting documentation required).
Reclassification of Resident Status
requires that an application for change
of resident status be filed with
Admissions & Records. Applications
are available from Admissions &
Records. Deadlines apply. Additional
residency information may be found
in the SBCC Catalog and at
www.sbcc.edu/residency.
ORIENTATION
Completing Orientation is required
of all students who have never
attended college, or attended while in
high school, and indicated a goal of
degree, transfer or basic English/math
skills on their SBCC application.
Orientation is strongly recommended
for all others.
For more information about
Orientation, contact the Student
Outreach and Orientation Office at
orientation@sbcc.edu, (805) 730-4450,
or visit www.sbcc.edu/orientation.
You have two options for Orientation.
1. Online Orientation: Complete
SBCC Online Orientation by going
to http://orientation.sbcc.edu. You
will need your student I.D. number
and a valid e-mail address in order
to log on and receive credit for
completing Online Orientation.
Online Orientation may be
completed from any computer with
a high-speed Internet connection.
2. Santa Barbara Area High School
Orientation: You may attend an
on-campus orientation event in
April. This is coordinated by your
high school and is for local high
school students only. Ask your high
school counselor for dates.
ENGLISH AND MATH
ASSESSMENT – FALL 2013
REGISTRATION
Assessment is required for students
who have never attended any college,
or only attended while in high school,
and who have indicated a goal of degree,
transfer or basic English/math skills
on their Santa Barbara City College
Application. If you have not reported
these goals on your application, but
intend to enroll in English 60-110,
Math 1-150, Psychology 150, or any
English as a Second Language reading,
writing, or grammar course, you will
also need to assess for placement into
your course.
Prerequisite course completion is
computer-controlled at time of
registration. If you completed your
prerequisite course at another college,
transcript review is required prior to
enrollment. For details, please visit
www.sbcc.edu/prerequisite.
For most students, assessment consists
of taking an English test and one of
four different math tests. For information
on exemptions or alternatives
to testing, visit the Assessment website
at www.sbcc.edu/assessment.
Follow the directions below:
Refer to ‘Frequently Asked Questions’
in your Enrollment Checklist, or go
to ‘Alternatives to Testing’ at the
Assessment website.
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Admissions & Records........730-4300
Assessment..........................730-4149
Athletics .............................730-4076
Bookstore ...........................730-4047
CalWORKs ........................730-4753
Campus Tours ....................730-4450
Career Center .....................730-4131
Career & Life Transitions ...730-3032
Cashier’s Office...................730-4197
Cosmetology Academy .......683-4191
Counseling & Advising ......730-4085
Disabled Student
Programs & Services ........730-4164
EOPS/CARE......................730-4079
ESL Program ......................730-4120
Financial Aid ......................730-5157
Foundation for SBCC ........730-4401
Garvin Theatre
(Box Office).....................965-5935
Gourmet Dining Room/
Food Services ...................730-5173
High School Programs........730-4759
Honors Program.................730-4001
Housing Information..........730-4062
International Students
Office...............................730-4040
Job Listings/Referrals..........730-4133
Learning Resources Center..730-4470
Library................................730-4430
Online Courses...................897-3549
Orfalea Early Learning
Children’s Center .............965-6883
Schott Center .....................687-0812
Security ..............................730-4064
Student Health Services......730-4098
Student Life/
Alumni Affairs .................730-4062
Student Outreach &
Orientation Services.........730-4450
Study Abroad Program .......730-4294
Transcript Requests.............730-4450
Transfer Center...................730-4347
Veterans’ Assistance ............730-4003
Voice-Activated Directory...730-3000
Wake Center.......................964-6853
Work Experience Programs..730-4131
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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Read all information at the Assessment
website, which includes drop-in test
hours, information for out-of-area
students, sample test questions,
and information for students who
need extended time or another
accommodation for disability.
After you have read about Assessment,
check all that apply:
qA. I am required to take a math
assessment test.
qB. I am required to take the
English assessment test.
qC. I have a college transcript that
may exempt me from testing.
qD. I have specific test scores that
may exempt me from testing.
If you checked box A and/or B, go
to ‘Preparing for Assessment’ at the
Assessment website. Download and
complete the 4 steps on the REAP
Test Preparation Form.
If you checked box C and/or D,
submit your transcript or test score
report and a Prerequisites Challenge
Form at www.sbcc.edu/prerequisite.
Complete the form and submit it
with supporting documentation
for review and possible exemption
from testing.
Important: Your SBCC Student I.D.
number and photo identification are
required for testing.
ADVISING
Completing Advising/Academic
Planning is required of all students
who have never attended college,
or attended only while in high
school, and who plan to earn an
Associate Degree, and/ or transfer
to a four-year college.
Advising is also strongly recommended
for returning students and students
transferring to SBCC from another
institution. If you are transferring
from other colleges or universities,
you should confirm that your official
college transcripts are on file with the
Admissions & Records Office by
reviewing your Pipeline account
prior to meeting with a counselor.
You should bring unofficial copies
to the advising session.
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At Academic Advising/Planning
we will assist you in:
• Learning about SBCC degree
requirements
• Learning about transfer requirements
• Choosing appropriate courses to
meet your educational goal
• Interpreting English and math
assessment test results
• Understanding prerequisites and
skills advisories
• Understanding registration
procedures
• Developing a first semester course
schedule that considers your
assessment results, educational goals,
time line, study skills, work and
personal responsibilities
For Fall 2013 registration complete
one of these options:
Option 1: Online New Student
Academic Advising
This online program will assist
you in the development of a first
semester course plan. You will learn
about key concepts to consider
when selecting your classes. You
are strongly urged to take the assessment
tests in English and math
before completing new student
advising. To begin the program,
you will be asked to log into your
Pipeline account, so be sure to have
your log-in information ready. Your
advising hold will be cleared within
48 business hours. (If you are a new
student you will not be able to
register until the hold is cleared.)
Once you have completed advising
you should be prepared to choose
your first semester classes. If you are
still unsure about how to proceed,
download the online handout with
a summary of guidelines for first
semester course planning.
www.sbcc.edu/advising
Option 2: On-Campus New Student
Academic Advising Sessions
For new Fall 2013 students,
Academic Advising Sessions are held
from April to August. All Academic
Advising sessions take place in a
computer lab on the SBCC campus
with counselors. You will be notified
of your session date within 48 business
hours. Space is limited to
18-24 students per session depending
on computer availability. If you sign
up and then complete online advising
instead, or if you need to cancel,
let us know as soon as possible by
replying to your confirmation email,
so space will be available for other
new students. Before you attend the
2.5-hour Academic Advising Session,
you must take your assessment exams
and complete Orientation. Bring
your assessment results, if available,
and Pipeline username and password
to the session. You will be able to
register for classes provided you have
your assessment results and you
attend a session that takes place on
or after your individual registration
date. To access your personal registration
date, log onto your Pipeline
account, click on registration, then
check your pre-registration requirements
and appointment. The specific
dates and times for New Student
Academic Advising will be listed by
the first week of April, at which time
you can save a space, 2-3 weeks in
advance, for an on-campus session.
www.sbcc.edu/advising
Option 3: Individual Advising Session
ONLY for New Transfer Students from
other Colleges and Universities
New transfer students from other
colleges and universities may meet
with an academic counselor for
quick questions at the front desk
or by scheduling a same-day
appointment in person during
regular service hours. Students
may schedule a maximum of two
same-day appointments per semester.
Before new transfer students come
to campus for a same-day appointment,
they should check their
Pipeline account to ensure SBCC has
received all outside college transcripts
www.sbcc.edu/admissions/files/Incoming
TranscriptsReceived.pdf. If not, they
should have them with them at the
time of the appointment. We
strongly recommend calling in

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advance to inquire about counselor
availability and for more details.
HIT/CIM students must go to
www.sbcc.edu/hit for student education
plans, transcript evaluations and
academic counseling support.
In-person service hours:
Mon, Thurs, 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
Tues, Wed, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Fri, 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m
ENGLISH AS A SECOND
LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT
TESTING (ESL)
Examen de evaluación de inglés
como segundo idioma (ESL)
1. Apply: Apply online in English or
Spanish at www.sbcc.edu/apply, or
pick up an SBCC application form
from Admissions & Records (SS-110),
or the ESL Office (ESL-2).
Solicita: Solicita por internet (online),
en español o inglés o recoge una forma
de solicitud de SBCC en la oficina de
Admisiones y Registro (Admissions
& Records), en SS-110 o en la oficina
de ESL en el edificio ESL-2.
2. Assess: There are two options for
testing: paper/pencil testing or
computerized testing.
Haz la Evaluación: Tiene dos
opciones para el examen de
evaluación: de papel y lápiz o
por computadora.
Option 1: Paper/Pencil Test
If you would like to take a paper/
pencil test, choose a test date. Call
the Assessment Office or the ESL
Office for assistance (805) 730-4120.
If you bring in your admission application
to Admissions & Records
(SS-110), you may pick up an
appointment ticket at that time. If
there are no appointment tickets, you
may come on the day of the test, and
you may take the test if space allows.
Late arrivals will not be admitted.
Bring to the test: appointment ticket,
#2 pencil, photo I.D., and SBCC
student I.D. number (assigned at
time of application).
Test Dates
Tuesday, June 4, 5:45 p.m., A-211
Monday, July 15, 5:45 p.m., A-211
Wednesday, August 7, 5:45 p.m., A-211
Monday, August 19, 5:45 p.m., A-211
Opción 1: Examen con papel y lápiz
Si desea usar papel y lápiz para su
examen, elige la fecha y haz una cita.
Llama a la Oficina de Evaluacion o
la Oficina de E.S.L. para que se
ayuden (805) 965-0581, ext. 2320.
Si trae su solicitud de admission a
SBCC a la oficina de Admisiones y
Registro, puede recoger allí su boleto
para su cita (appointment ticket)
en ese momento. Si ya no quedan
boletos para citas, puede intentar
venir el día del examen de evaluación
por si pudiera entrar a hacer el
examen si el espacio lo permite. Si
llega tarde no será admitido(a). Lo
que tiene que traer con usted al
examen de evaluación: su boleto
para la cita, un lápiz del número 2,
identificación con foto y su número
de identificación de SBCC (asignado
cuando aplico).
Fechas para el examen de evaluación
martes, 4 de junio, a las 5:45 p.m., en A-211
lunes, 15 de julio, a las 5:45 p.m., en A-211
miércoles 7 de agosto, a las 5:45 p.m., en A-211
lunes 19 de agosto, a las 5:45 p.m., en A-211
Option 2: Computerized Testing
Computerized testing is offered in
the Assessment Lab, SS-250. No
appointment is needed. Allow two
hours for the test. Testing must be
completed by closing. Bring to the
test: #2 pencil, photo I.D. and SBCC
student I.D. number (assigned at
time of application).
Information on ESL Orientation and
Advising will be provided at Assessment.
Assessment Center Hours
April 1 – August 30
(closed June 19 – 21)
Monday – Thursday:
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday: until 6:00 p.m.,
beginning April 10
Lab hours subject to change.
Opción 2: Examen computarizado
El examen computarizado se ofrece
en el laboratorio de evaluación
(Assessment Lab), SS-250. No se
necesita una cita previa. Lo que tiene
que traer con usted al examen de
evaluación: un lápiz del número 2,
identificación con foto y su número
de identificación de SBCC (asignado
cuando aplico).
Durante el examen de evaluación
se ofrecerá información sobre la
orientación de ESL y la Consejería.
Horario del Centro de Evaluación
Del 1 de abril al 30 de agosto (cerrado
del 19 de junio al 21 de junio)
De lunes a jueves de 8:30 a.m. a
4:30 p.m.
Los miércoles hasta las 6:00 p.m., a
partir del 10 de abril
Este horario puede ser modificado sin
previo aviso.
ENGLISH AS A SECOND
LANGUAGE ORIENTATION/
ADVISING
Horarios de orientación para el otoño del
2013 para estudiantes de inglés como
segundo idioma (ESL)
• For new to college ESL students.
Para estudiantes de nuevo ingreso
al programa de ESL.
• Arrive on time. Sessions are 3 hours.
Llegue temprano. La Orientación
dura 3 horas.
• You can attend any orientation
session, after assessment. Puede
asistir a cualquier orientación,
después de tomar su examen.
• You may register only after completing
assessment and orientation. Solo
podrá matricularse después de
presentar su examen
Dates/Fechas
Thursday/jueves, July 8/8 de julio,
5:45 p.m., A-211
Thursday/jueves, August 8/8 de
agosto, 5:45 p.m., A-211
Wednesday/miércoles, August 21/21
de agosto, 5:45 p.m., A-211
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
LO QUE USTED APRENDERÁ
• You will receive test results. Recibirá
los resultados de su examen.
• How to plan your first semester
program and how to enroll in classes.
Como planear sus clases para su
primer semestre y inscribirse en sus
clases.
• Important dates and deadlines.
Fechas importantes y fechas límites.
• How to read the Class Schedule. Como
entender el Horario de Clases.
• College support services. Servicios
de apoyo para los estudiantes.
REGISTRATION
INFORMATION
REGISTER FOR CLASSES
Your registration appointment date is
based on units completed at SBCC,
your educational goal, transfer plan
and enrollment status.
Beginning April 1, 2013, log on to
Pipeline, http://pipeline.sbcc.edu, and
go to Registration and Student
Records. Review your registration
status, which will include your preregistration
requirements (holds) and
your registration appointment.
Pre-registration requirements and holds
must be cleared prior to registration.
For information on how to clear holds:
• Assessment
Assessment Office, 730-4149
• Academic Advising
Counseling Center, 730-4085
• Orientation
Orientation Office, 730-4450
• Financial Holds
Cashier’s Office, 730-4197
• Dean’s Holds
Dean, Student Services, 730-4037
• Registrar and Other Holds
Admissions & Records, 730-4300
• Disqualification Holds
www.sbcc.edu/probation
Priority Registration by Appointment
Eligible Veterans, current and former
foster youth up to age 24, EOPS and
DSPS students: April 29 (By Appt.)
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Eligible continuing students who
have completed 100 or fewer units
at SBCC (excluding ESL and Basic
Skills): April 30 – May 6 (By Appt.)
Eligible currently enrolled first semester
students: May 7 – May 17 (By Appt.)
Eligible new to college local high school
graduates: May 20- 24 (By Appt.)
Eligible New, Transfer and Returning:
May 28 – July 11 (By Appt.)
Personal Enrichment Students:
July 12 – August 24*
Open Registration, including Dual
Enrollment Students (No Appt.
Required): July 15 – August 24*
*August 24: Online services only
Register online on or anytime after
your appointment by logging on to
http://pipeline.sbcc.edu and go to
Registration and Student Records.
In-person assistance is available in
Admissions & Records, SS-110, on
or after your appointment. For office
hours, www.sbcc.edu/admissions.
SCHEDULE CHANGES
Viewing Critical Course Dates: Go
to the Class Schedule at
www.sbcc.edu/classes, or log on to
http://pipeline.sbcc.edu and go to
Registration and Student Records
and select Class Schedule. Search for
the class. Click on the CRN (Course
Reference Number) to view:
• Last day to add
• Last day to drop with a refund
• Last day to drop without a “W”
• Last day to withdraw
Adding a Class: Open classes may
be added to your schedule prior to
the start of the semester. You may
add semester-length classes the first
two weeks of the semester (until
September 7, 2013), with permission
from the instructor. To add a class,
attend the first class meeting. If space
is available, ask the instructor for
an Add Authorization Code. Log
on to http://pipeline.sbcc.edu and
go to Registration and Student
Records. On the Add/Drop Classes
page, input the CRN (Course
Reference Number) of the class
you wish to register for, and click on
“submit changes.”
Enter the Add Authorization Code
and click “verify” to continue.
Submit your changes, review your
schedule and pay fees.
Waitlisting: Some classes may offer
the option of waitlisting. Check the
web schedule of classes to see if a
class has a waitlist. Students may
place themselves in an available
waitlisted slot on Pipeline. If a seat
becomes available, the first student
on the waitlist will be sent a notification
to his/her Pipeline e-mail. The
student has 72 hours from the time
of notification to log on to Pipeline
and register for the available seat.
Do not contact faculty of courses with
waitlists to ask for an Add Authorization
Code prior to the first day of class.
Note: For in-person classes, if you are
still on a waitlist on the first day of
class and you still wish to add the class,
you MUST attend the first class meeting.
For online classes, you MUST e-mail
the instructor to determine if there is
space available in the class on the first
day of class.
Provided there are seats available,
the instructor will distribute Add
Authorization Codes in priority
order from the waitlist on the first
day only. If the instructor gives you
an Add Authorization Code, you will
need to drop yourself from the waitlist
and then add yourself to the class,
using the Add Authorization Code.
To add a closed class, attend the first
day of class. For online classes, you
can e-mail the instructor to determine
if there is space available in the class.
If space is available, ask the instructor
for an Add Authorization Code. Log
on to http://pipeline.sbcc.edu and go
to Registration and Student Records.
On the Add/Drop Classes page,
input the CRN (Course Reference
Number) of the class you wish to
register for and click on “submit
changes.” Enter the Add Authorization
Code and click “verify” to continue.
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schedule and pay fees. Complete
these steps prior to the last day to
add deadline.
Dropping a Class: As the student,
you are responsible for dropping
classes by the stated deadlines. If
you register in a class and later
change your mind, it is your responsibility
to drop the class. Review your
Schedule/Bill for course deadlines.
Log on to http://pipeline.sbcc.edu
and go to Registration and Student
Records. Follow the instructions
on the Add/Drop Classes page for
dropping a class.
Dropping with Eligibility for
Enrollment Fee and Tuition Refund:
The deadline to drop with eligibility
for a refund of enrollment fees
and non-resident tuition for most
semester-length classes is Sept. 7, 2013.
Short courses must be dropped
before 10% of the course has been
completed to be eligible for an
enrollment/tuition refund. Review
your Schedule/Bill for your course
deadlines.
Dropping without a “W”: Drop a
class without record (without a “W”
notation) for most semester-length
classes by September 7, 2013. Short
courses must be dropped before 20%
of the course has been completed to
be eligible for a drop without “W”.
For some very short courses, 20% of
the course may be the first day of
class. Review your Schedule/Bill for
your course deadlines.
Withdrawal from Class(es): The last
day to withdraw from most semesterlength
classes is October 25, 2013.
Students who withdraw from a
semester-length class after September
7, 2013 and by October 25, 2013
will have a withdrawal notation
(“W”) for that class on their academic
record. Short courses must be withdrawn
from before 60% of the course
has been completed. Review your
Schedule/Bill for your course deadlines.
Students registered in a semester-length
class after October 25, 2013 must
receive an evaluative grade (A+, A, A-,
B+, B, B-, C+, C, D+, D, F, P, NP)
or Incomplete (I) for the class.
Students registered in short courses
after the day that 60% of the course
has been completed must receive an
evaluative grade.
Pass/No Pass Grading: Petitions may
be obtained from Admissions & Records
or online from www.sbcc.edu/forms and
must be returned, with the approval
signature from your instructor, no
later than September 27, 2013 at
1:00 p.m. Pass/No Pass grading is not
permitted within a student’s major.
ATTEND CLASSES
Students are expected to attend classes
regularly. A student who does not
attend the first meeting of a class
may be dropped as a “no show.” An
instructor may drop students prior to
the last day to withdrawal for excessive
absences. As a guideline, absence
is considered excessive if a student
misses the equivalent of one week of
class meetings.
If you decide to drop a class, it is your
responsibility to officially withdraw
by the deadline.
Non-attendance does not constitute
an official drop. Do not depend on
the instructor to drop you. Failure to
officially withdraw by the deadline
may result in a failing grade.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Course Repetition: A course may be
repeated if:
1. The course has been identified in the
General Catalog as repeatable and you
have not taken the course more times
than allowed; or
2. You are repeating an eligible course
to alleviate a D+, D, F, or NC or NP
grade; or
3. You are repeating a course by
approved petition. All petitions
requesting to repeat in excess of the
maximum MUST be reviewed by the
Scholastic Standards Committee prior
to the start of the term. Check with
Admissions & Records for deadlines.
Under conditions (2) and (3), you may
only enroll in a course for a maximum
of three enrollments including
withdrawals (W). Under condition
(3), you must have an approved
petition on file prior to registering.
Students who do not comply with
the above will be administratively
dropped from the class.
If you have previously taken a class and
received CR, P, C+, C or a higher
grade, or have taken a course the
maximum number of times, you may
audit the course with instructor permission.
The audit fee is $15 per
unit, plus the Health Services Fee.
Audit cards are available in Admissions
& Records, and must be returned
and fees paid by September 13, 2013
at 1:00 p.m.
Credit by Examination and
Independent Studies: Applications
may be obtained in Admissions &
Records and must be returned with
approval signatures and fees paid by
September 13, 2013 at 1:00 p.m.
Full-time Status: A full-time student
is registered in 12 or more units.
Students may register for a maximum
of 18 units. Permission is required to
register in more than 18 units. For
details: www.sbcc.edu/register.
Special Program Unit Limitations:
A minimum number of units are
required for participation in each of
the following programs:
• Student Senate—5 units
• Varsity Athletics—12 units
• Social Security Benefits—12 units
• Work Study Program—12 units
• Veterans Benefits and
most Financial Aid:
Full time—12 or more units
Three-fourths time—9 to 11.5 units
Half-time—6 to 8.5 units
• EOPS/CARE—12 or more units
Work Experience: These courses
provide college credit for paid and
volunteer work. See Work Experience
(General) and selected departmental
Work Experience 290 courses in this
Schedule for details.
PAY FEES
You are encouraged to pay your fees
at time of registration. Payment must
be received within seven (7) days of
registration or you may be dropped
for non-payment.
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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As the student, you are responsible
for dropping classes by the stated
deadlines. If you register in a class
and later change your mind, it is
your responsibility to drop the class.
Payment of fees may be made:
• Online by credit card (Visa,
MasterCard) or WebCheck
• Through the mail by check or money
order, payable to SBCC and mailed to:
Santa Barbara City College
Attention: Cashier’s Office
721 Cliff Drive
Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2394
Write your Student I.D. number on
the face of your check. DO NOT
MAIL CASH!
• In person at the SBCC Cashier’s
Office by cash, check, money order,
or credit card. There will be a $20
service charge on all returned checks.
Go to www.sbcc.edu/financialaid for
information on financial aid opportunities,
or visit the Financial Aid
Office (SS-210) before registering
in classes.
All fees are subject to change without notice.
FALL 2013 STUDENT
FEES AND REFUND
INFORMATION
FEES
Enrollment Fee
(All Students) $46 per unit
Non-Resident Tuition
– Out of State................$211 per unit
– International Student..$211 per unit
p Health Services Fee ......................$18
• Transportation
Bus Pass ..................$26 for 6+ units
....................$25 for less than 6 units
q Student Representation Fee ............$1
For exemptions, refer to
www.sbcc.edu/fees
Special Fees – Some courses have
special fees; see Class Schedule.
OPTIONAL FEES
Student Activity Fee
– Fall and Spring ..........................$10
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Parking Fee
Parking Permits should be purchased
online through Pipeline at a discounted
rate. Price includes shipping, handling,
postage and applicable credit card
processing fees.
All Day/Eve Parking Permit..........$33.25
Evening Only ..............................$18.25
Purchased Online through Pipeline
BOGW
BOGW students are eligible for a
reduced $20 Day/Evening permit.
Adjustment to your student account
will be automatically processed for
overpayment of parking fees if a student
becomes BOGW-qualified after paying
the standard parking permit fee.
All Day/Eve......................................$20,
plus a $3.25 convenience fee which covers
shipping, handling, postage and
applicable credit card processing fees
p Many health/wellness services are
available free or at low cost through
Student Health Services (SS-170).
The Santa Barbara Community
College District exempts apprentices,
dependent children and surviving
spouses of members of the California
National Guard who are killed or permanently
disabled while in the active
service of the state, and students who
depend on prayer for healing.
• All students registered in on-campus
classes pay the Transportation Fee
and may ride the Metropolitan
Transit District bus seven days a
week. Beginning one week prior to
the start of the semester, students ride
by simply showing their student I.D.
when boarding the bus, with the
exception of the Waterfront Shuttle.
q This fee supports student representatives
who state positions/viewpoints
before city, county and district governments,
and before offices/agencies
of city, state and federal governments.
For exemptions, go to
www.sbcc.edu/fees.
REFUND INFORMATION
Enrollment and tuition fees will be
refunded by course deadlines. Check
your Schedule/Bill for deadline dates.
For additional information on
refunds, go to www.sbcc.edu/fiscal
services/cashier. Last day to submit a
refund application is December 20,
2013. Students are not eligible to a
refund after this date. A $10 per
session processing charge will be
deducted from enrollment fee
refunds. The charge does not apply
to classes cancelled by the college.
If classes are dropped after the first
two weeks of the semester, the
following fees are not eligible for
a refund: Health Services, Student
Representation, Parking,
Transportation and Student Activity.
Parking Permits must be returned
intact to the Cashier’s Office
(SS-150) prior to the first day of the
semester for a refund.
REGISTRATION HELP
Application Submitted?
If you received an error message stating
“You require re-admission prior to
registration”, you need to submit an
application for admission. If you are
not a current SBCC student, your first
step is to complete the online application
for admission at www.sbcc.edu/apply.
Once your application is received and
processed and you complete any preregistration
requirements, you will be
eligible to register on or after your
appointment date.
What’s My Username and Password?
Go to Pipeline, http://pipeline.sbcc.edu.
Follow the instructions at ‘Start Here’.
When to Register?
Log on to Pipeline http://pipeline.sbcc.edu
and go to Registration and Student
Records. Review your registration status,
which will include your pre-registration
requirements and your registration
appointment time.
Pre-registration Requirements and Holds?
View pre-registration requirements
and holds on Pipeline at
http://pipeline.sbcc.edu. All pre-registration
requirements and holds must
be cleared to allow registration, to add
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records. Check and resolve holds
prior to registering. See ‘Registration
Information’ for more information,
or contact Admissions & Records,
(805) 730-4300.
Class Closed/Full?
You have several options:
1. Search for an open section of the
class at www.sbcc.edu/classes or at
http://pipeline.sbcc.edu.
2. Keep trying to add the class as seats
or waitlist slots may open up during
the registration period.
3. Go to the first class meeting; if the
instructor has available seats, request
an Add Authorization Code.
Remember to use your Add
Authorization Code to register
online before the add deadline.
4. For online courses, students should
contact the instructor.
Add deadlines are strictly enforced.
Entering Add Authorization Code?
From the Add/Drop Classes page on
Pipeline, input the CRN of the class
and click on “submit changes.” Enter
the Add Authorization Code provided
to you by the instructor. Click “verify”
and then continue. Submit your
changes, verify by reviewing your
schedule, and pay fees.
Time Conflicts?
You will not be able to register for
classes that have time conflicts. Under
special circumstances you can request
approval for a time conflict of 10
minutes or less if approved by the
instructor and Admissions & Records.
Obtain the Petition to Allow Time
Conflict from Admissions & Records
or at www.sbcc.edu/forms.
Prerequisites?
Prerequisites are enforced. Students
may test into English 60-110;
Math 1-150; Psychology 150; and
all English as a Second Language
(ESL) reading, writing or grammar
courses. If you completed your prerequisite
course with a grade of “C”
or better at Santa Barbara City
College, no action on your part is
required. If you completed your prerequisite
course at another college,
you must submit a Prerequisite
Challenge and official transcripts.
Deadlines apply. For details:
www.sbcc.edu/prerequisites.
Corequisites?
You have attempted to add a course
that has a corequisite. You must add
the corequisite course at the same
time. The CRN (Course Reference
Number) of the corequisite course is
specified in the status message.
Error Messages?
For information on Error Messages,
go to www.sbcc.edu/errors
Want to
Make a Difference at SBCC?
Join the Foundation for
Santa Barbara City College’s
Student Volunteer Coalition
There are numerous ways to participate
and give back!
The Foundation for SBCC is proud to provide
critical college programs
and services like:
> Tutoring
> Math lab
> Extended library hours
> Child care stipends for single parents
> Support for SBCC’s Performing Arts;
Science, Math, and Technology courses;
Athletics and more!
CALL TODAY!
Contact (805) 730-4401 or flores@sbccfoundation.org
for more information on how
to get involved!
Join the SBCC Alumni Association
today and “Re-Connect” - it’s FREE!
If you have ever attended SBCC, at any
time, and at any stage in your life, SBCC is
looking for you!
“When I’m looking to
make connections in town,
my first stop is the SBCC
Alumni Association!”
- Robyn Parker
SBCC Alumni Association President
We want to hear your ideas and serve as a vehicle to
help you achieve your goals and stay connected with
the community.
Sign up today!
Visit www.sbccalumni.org
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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www.sbcc.edu/majors
PROGRAMS of STUDY
Associate in Arts/Science
for Transfer (AA-T / AS-T)
Associate Degrees
Associate in Arts/Science
for Transfer (AA-T / AS-T)
Associate Degrees
Skills Competency
Award (SCA)
Department Awards
Skills Competency
Award (SCA)
Department Awards
Certificates
Certificates
PROGRAMS
Administration of Justice (AJ)
• Administration of Justice for Transfer
• AJ: Criminology Emphasis X X
• AJ: Law Enforcement Emphasis X X
• AJ: Legal Studies Emphasis X X
Alcohol and Drug Counseling (ADC)
• Advanced Studies in ADC
X
• Alcohol and Drug Counseling X X
• Post-Professional Practice in ADC
X
American Ethnic Studies
• Black Studies
X
• Chicano Studies
X
• Ethnic Studies
X
• Native American Studies
X
Anthropology
X
Art
• Art: Emphasis in Art History
X
• Art: Emphasis in Art Studio
X
Automotive Service and Technology X X
Biological Sciences
• Biological Sciences
X
• Bio-Medical Sciences
X
• Liberal Arts: Emphasis in Biomedical Sciences
X
• Marine Science
X
• Natural History X X
Business
• Accounting
X
• Accounting: Assistant/Bookkeeper, Level I X
• Accounting: Assistant/Bookkeeper, Level II X
• Accounting: Assistant/Bookkeeper, Level III X
• Accounting: Assistant/Bookkeeper, Level IV
X
• Bookkeeping
X
• Business Administration
X
• Business Administration for Transfer
• Business Administration, Level I
X
• Business Administration, Level II
X
• Business Administration: Emphasis in ENTR X X
• Business Administration: Emphasis in Mgmt. X X
• Entrepreneurship
X
• Entrepreneurship: Web Design, Level I
X
• Entrepreneurship: Web Design, Level II
X
• Finance X X
• International Business X X
• International Marketing Communication
X
• Marketing X X
• Real Estate X X
• Sales and Marketing
X
• Web Marketing and Media Design
X
Cal State University GEB Pattern
X
Chemistry
X
Communication
• Communication: Applied Comm. Emphasis
X
• Communication: Comm. Science Emphasis
X
• Communication Studies for Transfer
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X
X
X
PROGRAMS
Computer Applications and Office Management
• Business Communications
X
• COMP: Emphasis in Business Software Specialist X X
• COMP: Emphasis in Office Management X X
• Computer Proficiency Online
X
• Office Assistant
X
Computer Information Systems (CIS)
• CIS: Emphasis in System Administration
X
• Computer Information Systems
X
• Database Programming and Applications Dev.
X
• Information Technology Management
X
• Microsoft Office Development
X
• Microsoft SQL Service Database Administration X
• Microsoft Windows System Admin/Security
X
• Mobile Device Administration
X
• PC Support/Network Management
X
• Technical Writing
X
• Virtualization System Administration
X
• Web Server Administration
X
Computer Network Engineering
• Cisco Networking Associate
X
• Computer Network Engineering X X
Computer Science
• Computer Science X X
• Mobile Application Developer
X
• Web Programming
X
Construction Technology X X
Cosmetology
• Cosmetology X X
• Esthetician, Level I
X
• Esthetician, Level II
X
• Manicure
X
Drafting/CAD X X
Early Childhood Education
• Associate Child Care Teacher
X
• Diversity Issues in Early Childhood Education
X
• Early Childhood Education X X
• Infant/Toddler Development
X
• School-Age Care
X
Economics
X
Education
• Intro. to Teaching English as a Foreign Language X
Engineering
X
English
• English
X
• Creative Writing: General Emphasis
X
• Creative Writing: Professional Emphasis
X
• Great Books Curriculum
X
Environmental Horticulture (EH)
• Environmental Horticulture
X
• EH: Nursery/Greenhouse Technology Emphasis
X
• EH: Landscape Design Emphasis
X
• EH: Landscape Cont. C-27 License Emphasis
X
• EH: Ecological Restoration and Mgmt. Emphasis
X
• Landscape Operations
X
• Sustainable Horticulture
X

General Information
PROGRAMS of STUDY
www.sbcc.edu/majors
Associate in Arts/Science
for Transfer (AA-T / AS-T)
Associate in Arts/Science
for Transfer (AA-T / AS-T)
Associate Degrees
Associate Degrees
Skills Competency
Award (SCA)
Department Awards
Certificates
Skills Competency
Award (SCA)
Department Awards
Certificates
PROGRAMS
Environmental Studies
X
Film and Television
• Film Production
X
• Film Studies
X
Game Design
X
Geography
X
Geological Sciences
X
Global Studies
X
Graphic Design and Photography (GDP)
• Advanced Photo Design
X
• Applied Photography X X
• Digital Darkroom and Color Management RGB X
• GDP: Graphic Design Concentration X X
• Graphic Design
X
• Photo Design
X
• Photo Design II
X
• Print and Color Management CMYK
X
Health Technologies
• Acute Care: Certified Nursing Assistant
X
• Cancer Information Management X X
• Certified Nursing Assistant
X
• Diagnostic Medical Sonography
X
• Emergency Medical Technician (Basic)
X
• Health Care IT Workforce Training
X
• Health Information Technology
X
• Home Health Aide
X
• Medical Coding Specialist
X
• Nursing (ADN)
X
• Radiography
X
• Skills for Healthy Aging Rsrcs and Prgms (SHARP) X
• Vocational Nursing X X
Help Desk and Desktop Support, Level I
X
Help Desk and Desktop Support, Level II
X
History X X
Honors: Humanities/Social Sciences Emphasis
X
Honors: Science/Mathematics Emphasis
X
IGETC
X
Interior Design X X
Journalism
• Journalism: Broadcast Journalism Emphasis X X
• Journalism: Visual Journalism Emphasis X X
• Journalism: Writing and Editing Emphasis X X
• Public Relations
X
Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Arts and Humanities Emphasis
X
• Science and Mathematics Emphasis
X
• Social and Behavioral Sciences Emphasis
X
Liberal Studies: Emphasis in Education
X
Marine Diving Technologies
• Commercial Diving
X
• Marine Diving Technician X X
Mathematics
X
Middle East Studies
X
PROGRAMS
Multimedia Arts and Technology
• Animation and Gaming X X
• Media Arts X X
• Media Design and Development
X
• Mobile Media Core
X
Music
• Commercial Music
X
• Music X X
Philosophy
X
Physical Education
• Kinesiology for Transfer
• Physical Education
X
• Physical Education: Emphasis in Athletic Training
X
• Physical Education: Emphasis in Exercise Science
X
Physics
X
Political Science
• Law and Society
X
• Law and Society: Criminal Justice Emphasis
X
• Political Science
X
• Political Science for Transfer
Psychology
• Psychology
X
• Psychology for Transfer
School of Culinary Arts and Hotel Management
• Baking and Pastry
X
• Culinary Arts X X
• Hospitality X X
• Hospitality Operations Specialist
X
• Human Resource Hospitality Specialist
X
• Personal Chef Training
X
School of Modern Languages
• French
X
• Spanish
X
Sociology
• Sociology
X
• Sociology for Transfer
Theatre Arts (TA)
• Theatre Arts
X
• Theatre Arts: Acting/Directing
X
• TA: Design/Lighting and/or Costume/Make-up
X
• Theatre Arts: General
X
Water Science
• Water Science: Wastewater Collection Option
X
• Water Science: Wastewater Treatment Option
X
• Water Science: Water Distribution Option
X
• Water Science: Water Treatment Option
X
Web Journalism
X
Other Classifications
• 0 Undecided/Undeclared
• 1 High School Diploma
• 2 Advanced High School Students
• 3 Personal Enrichment
• 4 Not Offered
• 5 ESL Classes
X
X
X
X
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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FULLY ONLINE COURSES Fall 2013
Visit us at http://online.sbcc.edu
Unable to come to campus for class? Online courses provide a convenient, rich media alternative to traditional classroombased
instruction. If you have a computer, Internet connectivity and the initiative to keep pace with the rigorous expectations
of distance education, enroll in our online courses. Some online classes require you to take exams at authorized proctoring
sites. Check our website or contact the instructor to determine whether this applies to the course you are taking.
Online courses require at least two hours of additional work for each listed class hour. Please plan your schedule accordingly!
AJ 101................Introduction to Administration of Justice
AJ 102................Ethics in Criminal Justice System
AJ 105................Diversity, Law and Justice
AJ 125................Introduction to Criminology
AJ 245................Constitutional Law
ANTH 101 ........Physical Anthropology
ANTH 103 ........Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 121 ........Cultures Around the World
ANTH 122 ........Cultures Around the World
ANTH 123 ........Cultures Around the World
ART 101 ............Visual Literacy
ART 215 ............Survey of Non-Western Art
BIOL 110 ..........Natural Science
BIOL 112 ..........Evolution and Adaptation
BIOL 122 ..........Ecology
BIOL 123 ..........Ecology Laboratory
BIOL 140 ..........Principles of Biology
BIOL 142 ..........Marine Science
BIOL 150 ..........Biodiversity
BMS 146............Human Form and Function
BOT 121............Plant Diversity
CIM 125............Cancer Disease Management
CIM 150............Oncology Coding and Staging Systems
CIM 201............Abstracting Principles and Practice I
CIM 202............Abstracting Principles and Practice II
CIM 225............Cancer Registry Management II
CIM 250............Cancer Statistics and Epidemiology
CIM 275............CIM Practicum
CIS 101..............Introduction to Computers and Info. Systems
CIS 112..............Help Desk Concepts
CIS 117..............Introduction to SQL Programming
CIS 181..............Technical and Professional Writing
CIS 201..............UNIX/LINUX System Administration
CIS 218..............MS Windows Desktop System Administration
CIS 220..............Introduction to Electronic Commerce
CIS 247..............Managing Information Systems for Entrepreneur
CNEE 101 ........Introduction to Computer Network Technology
CNEE 106 ........Telecommunications and WAN
CNEE 120 ........Fundamentals of Network Security
CNEE 146 ........Firewalls and VPN’s
COMM 101 ......Introduction to Communication
COMM 122 ......Mediated Interpersonal Communication
COMM 151 ......Intercultural Communication
COMM 162 ......Mediated Business/Professional Communication
COMP 103........Internet Communications
COMP 107........Microsoft Word
COMP 109........Microsoft Excel
COMP 111........Microsoft Access
COMP 112........Microsoft Powerpoint
COMP 120........Being Successful with Moodle
COMP 144B ....Google World
COMP 161B ....Business Career Success
COMP 271........Business Communications
CS 101 ..............Computer Concepts
ECE 102 ............Child, Family and Community
ECE 111 ............Administration of CD Programs II
ECE 120 ............Child Growth and Development For Educators
ECE 121 ............Health Safety and Nutrition-Young Child
ED 101 ..............Intro.-Teaching/Learning K-12 Classroom
ENG 103 ..........Improve/College Reading and Study Skills
ENG 110 ..........Composition and Reading
ENG 111 ..........Critical Thinking and Comp. thru Literature
ENG 173 ..........Screenwriting I
ENG 181 ..........Technical and Professional Writing
FIN 211 ............Skills in Trade Finance
FS 101................Introduction To Film
FS 104................American Film to 1960s
FS 111................Contemporary World Cinema
FS 118................Film Genres
FS 173................Screenwriting I
GDP 111 ..........Graphic Design Basics
GDP 113 ..........Typography
GDP 114 ..........Graphic Design I
GDP 118 ..........Creative Thinking
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GDP 230 ..........Portfolio
HE 101 ..............Personal Health Awareness
HIST 100 ..........Growth of American Civilization
HIST 101 ..........History of the U.S. to 1865
HIST 102 ..........History of the U.S. since 1865
HIST 103 ..........History of Western Civilization: Ancient-1660
HIST 107 ..........World Civilization: Beginning to 1550
HIT 101 ............Introduction to HIM
HIT 102 ............Legal Aspects of Health Care
HIT 135 ............Basic Medical Terminology
HIT 201 ............Pharmacology - Allied Health
HIT 202 ............ICD Diagnostic Coding
HIT 203 ............ICD Procedural Coding
HIT 204 ............Basic Pathophysiology
HIT 205 ............Advanced Coding Applications
HIT 210 ............CPT Procedural Coding
HIT 220 ............Health Care HIM Statistics
HIT 230 ............Alternative Delivery Systems
HIT 240 ............Quality HC Management
HIT 255 ............Medical Insurance and Reimbursement
HIT 265 ............HIT Computer Applications
HIT 275 ............HIT Practicum
HIT 280 ............Medical Coding Practicum
HIT 285 ............Registered HIT Exam Preparation
LIBR 101 ..........Information Literacy
MAT 103 ..........Introduction to Multimedia
MAT 112 ..........Digital Drawing
MAT 116 ..........Flash I: Interactive Fundamentals
MAT 131 ..........Digital Imaging I
MAT 153 ..........Web Design I
MAT 164 ..........Online and Mobile Marketing
MATH 074 ........Pre-Algebra Refresher
MATH 080 ........Elementary Algebra Refresher
MATH 087 ........Intermediate Algebra Refresher
MATH 100 ........Elementary Algebra
MATH 107 ........Intermediate Algebra
MATH 117 ........Elementary Statistics
MATH 120 ........College Algebra
MATH 188 ........Trigonometry Refresher
MGMT 101 ......Introduction to Management
MKT 164 ..........Online and Mobile Marketing
MKT 212 ..........Supply Chain Logistics
MKT 220 ..........Introduction to Electronic Commerce
MUS 110 ..........Music Appreciation
MUS 114A ........Survey of Music History
MUS 118 ..........World Music
PD 100 ..............College Success
PD 191A............Career Planning: Self-Paced
PE 163A ............Beginning Self-Defense
PHIL 101 ..........Introduction to Ethics
PHIL 111 ..........Critical Thinking and Writing in Philosophy
PHOT 109 ........Photo I
PHOT 180 ........Digital Darkroom
PHOT 209 ........Photo II
PHOT 250 ........Fine Art Photography
PHOT 260 ........Portfolio
POLS 101 ..........American Government and Politics
POLS 121 ..........International Politics
PSY 100 ............General Psychology
SPAN 101 ..........Beginning Spanish I
SPAN 102 ..........Beginning Spanish II
SPAN 103 ..........Intermediate Spanish I
ZOOL 122 ........Animal Diversity
ZOOL 137 ........Ornithology
HYBRID COURSES—FALL 2013
Visit us at http://online.sbcc.edu
SBCC also offers an increasing variety of hybrid (blended) courses. A hybrid course is one in which some of the work is
done on campus and some is done online. Many students consider hybrid courses the best of both worlds.
BIOL 103 ..........Cell Biology
BMS 107............Human Anatomy
BMS 108............Human Physiology
CIM 100............Cancer Registry Management I
COMM 121 ......Interpersonal Communication
COMP 101........Introduction to Computer Applications
ENG 070 ..........Effective Reading and Study Skills
ENG 080 ..........Effective Writing Techniques
ENG 100 ..........Fundamentals of Composition
ERTH 101 ........Introductory Astronomy
ESL 029 ............Level 1-3 Writing Skills/Computer
ESL 062 ............Reading Level 3
GDP 215 ..........Publication Design
HM 152 ............Housekeeping Operations
HM 259 ............Training and Development Skills
MATH 100N ....Study Skills in Mathematics
MATH 107N ....Study Skills in Intermediate Algebra
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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General Information
BUILDING AND CLASS LEGENDS
A
Administration Building
ARHOSP Arroyo Grande Hospital
BAKE Bakeshop
BC Business/Communication Bldg.
BCFORM Business/Communication Forum
Lecture Theatre, Room BC-245
BDHS Bishop Diego High School (4000 La Colina Rd.)
C
Children’s Center (365 Loma Alta Dr.)
CATER Cater Water Treatment Plant (1150 San Roque Rd.)
CBS Campus Bookstore
CC Campus Center
CHS Carpinteria High School (4810 Foothill Rd., Carp.)
CMH Community Memorial Hospital (Ventura)
COHOSP Cottage Hospital
CORONA Corona Del Mar Water Treatment Plant
(1510 Glen Annie Rd., Goleta)
COSACA Cosmetology Academy (5160 Hollister Ave.)
CTYWTR City Water Department Yard (625 Laguna St.)
DCC Distribution & Collection Center (625 Laguna St.)
DISC Discoveries II (4519 Hollister Ave.)
DM Drama-Music Complex (West Campus)
DMI Diagnostic Medical Imaging
DMPARK Dwight Murphy Field
(Ninos Drive, across from Zoo)
DPHS Dos Pueblos High School (7266 Alameda, Goleta)
EBEACH East Beach
EBS Earth and Biological Sciences
ECC East Campus Classrooms
ECOC East Campus Office Center
FRENCH French Hospital
GKIT Gourmet Kitchen (HRC Bldg., Campus Center)
GT Garvin Theatre
GVHOSP Goleta Valley Hospital
H
Humanities Building
IDC Interdisciplinary Center
IE International Education Center
L
Luria Library
LB Laguna Blanca (4125 Paloma Dr.)
LBANOS Los Banos Pool (Shoreline at Castillo)
LBEACH Leadbetter Beach
LCP
LFC
LOMPOC
LPLAYA
LRC
MMHOSP
MTBLDG
OE
OVH
PE
PERPRK
PHA
PLNTRM
PS
PUBVEN
PUEBLO
RODBON
SBBANK
SBCBRC
SBHS
SBMFC
SBREAL
SCHOTT
SMHS
SPMC
SS
SVHOSP
SYCH
UPRFLD
VCMC
WAKE
WBEACH
WC
WMEADOW
Lifescape/Chumash Preserve
Life Fitness Center
Lompoc Hospital
La Playa Stadium
Learning Resources Center
Marian Hospital
Marine Technologies Building
Occupational Education Building
Ojai Valley Hospital
Physical Education Building
Pershing Park
Public Health Auditorium
(300 N. San Antonio Rd., Bldg. 1)
SB Museum of Natural History Planetarium
(2559 Puesta del Sol Rd.)
Physical Science Building
Pueblo Ventura Hospital
Pueblo Radiology Santa Barbara
(250 W. Pueblo St.)
Rod Bond Training Center
(100 Thomas Rd., Buellton)
SB Bank & Trust, Community Rm.
(1002 E. Anapamu St.)
SB Chamber of Commerce Business
Resource Center (500 N. Milpas St.)
Santa Barbara High School (700 E. Anapamu St.)
Santa Barbara Medical Foundation
Santa Barbara Assoc. of Realtors (1415 Chapala St.)
Schott Center (310 W. Padre St.)
San Marcos High School (4750 Hollister Ave.)
Santa Paula Medical Center
Student Services Building
Sierra Vista Hospital
Santa Ynez Cottage Hospital
Upper Field
Ventura County Medical Center
Wake Continuing Ed. Center
(300 N. Turnpike Rd.)
West Beach
West Campus
West Meadow
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PREREQUISITES AND COREQUISITES
DEADLINES:
LATE REVIEW – SEPTEMBER 7, 2013 (SEPTEMBER 6 FOR IN-PERSON SERVICE)
All prerequisites and corequisites will be enforced at time of registration. Prerequisites and corequisites are identified in
the online Class Schedule by selecting the CRN on the Class Schedule Search Results or in the printed Schedule of Classes.
Go to www.sbcc.edu/prerequisite for information, procedures, challenge forms and deadlines.
• Many classes have prerequisites and/or corequisites. Check prerequisite requirements in the College Catalog or the Schedule of
Classes well in advance of your registration appointment. A prerequisites challenge MUST be filed if using other than SBCC
coursework or assessment levels to satisfy a prerequisite (e.g. high school transcript, other college transcripts, AP scores).
• If submitting a prerequisite challenge using external coursework, send your official high school and college transcripts to:
SBCC Admissions & Records, 721 Cliff Dr., Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2394.
Prerequisite Challenges using external coursework will only be considered based on completed coursework as reflected on
official transcripts. In progress coursework will not be evaluated.
www.sbcc.edu/prerequisite
HOW TO READ THE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
• CRN – (Course Reference Number)
• WL – Designates whether or not a class has a waitlist.
• Campus Site – Many classes are offered at locations other than SBCC; check to see if the class is on-campus or off-campus.
• Building Room – Be sure to plan enough time to walk from one location to another.
• Days – R stands for Thursday; Su stands for Sunday.
• Time – Make sure classes do not overlap. TBA means “To be arranged”; contact the instructor, department or lab to arrange hours.
• Meeting Dates – Not all classes are full semester-length.
• Course Delivery:
– Class/Web – Course is partially online. Some campus attendance may be required.
– Fldstudy – Class will be held off campus. See department for more information.
– Gateway – In-class tutors are provided.
– LC – Learning Community offering accelerated and linked courses.
– Gate/MET – Section is combination Gateway class and multicultural, multidisciplinary curriculum.
– MET – Section offers multicultural, multidisciplinary curriculum.
– Online – Classes are conducted through the Internet. You will need a computer connected to an Internet service provider or
you may use the open computer labs on campus.
– OpenEntEx – Register prior to the last date to add and complete the required work at your own pace.
Contact the department for details.
– Self-Paced – Register prior to the course’s last date to add and begin your studies at any time and work quickly or slowly.
Contact the instructor for information.
– Standby – The section has been created by the college and may be opened for enrollment if other sections fill to capacity.
• Course Corequisite – Another course that is required to be taken in the same semester.
• Prerequisite – A course or an assessment exam that is required to be taken before registering for a course.
• Evening Classes – Shading indicates evening classes.
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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STUDY ABROAD 2013-2014
A FORTY-ONE YEAR TRADITION
Throughout the past 41 years, SBCC’s Study Abroad program has developed an outstanding reputation achieving state
and national recognition for its excellence and quality. Since our first credit summer program in Guadalajara, Mexico
in 1973, more than 6,000 SBCC students have participated in study abroad programs in 21 countries.
ITALY Summer Session 2013
Film Studies and Filmmaking in Rome.
6 transferable units. 4 weeks. June 30 – July 28, 2013.
AFRICA and ENGLAND Summer Session 2013
Intercultural and Interpersonal Communication in Cape Town and London.
6 transferable units. 3 weeks. July 9 – July 27, 2013.
SPAIN Fall Semester 2013
Intensive Spanish Language and Culture, Intercultural Communication,
and Introduction to Film Studies in Madrid.
13 transferable units. 12 weeks. September 4 – December 3, 2013.
VIETNAM and CAMBODIA Winter Break 2013-14
History of the Vietnam Wars. 3 transferable units.
4 weeks. December 27, 2013 – January 21, 2014.
For more information,
www.sbcc.edu/studyabroad
or (805) 965-0581, ext. 2494
FRANCE and ITALY Spring Semester 2014
Centers of European Art. Art History and other courses TBD in Paris,
Florence and Rome. 12 transferable units. 12 weeks. Spring Semester, 2014.
Visit the SBCC Study Abroad Office, International Education Center, Office #1
Participants must be 18 years old on or before departure.
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FALL 2013
Section Campus Building Course Credit Special
CRN Site Room Days Time Meeting Dates Delivery Instructor Hours Fees
ACCOUNTING
ACCT 110 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING
Basic theory of accounts. Principles of sole proprietorship, including concepts of how to keep financial records for small businesses. (TR: CSU)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 4; eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30239 On Campus BC-301 MWF 8:00am- 9:10am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Terry, C K 4 $0.00
30242 On Campus BC-301 S 8:00am-12:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Richter, B E 4 $0.00
30240 On Campus BC-301 MWF 9:35am-10:45am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Terry, C K 4 $0.00
36750 On Campus BC-301 MWF 11:10am-12:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Terry, C K 4 $0.00
33092 On Campus BC-313 T 5:30pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Aue, B J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus BC-313 T 8:00pm- 9:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
ACCT 150 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE AND SYSTEMS
Review of computer application software programs used in financial and managerial accounting. Topics include journals (general, special),
subsidiary ledgers, invoicing, report generation and analysis, and development of electronic spreadsheets. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: ACCT 110
or 230. SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 4; eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33093 On Campus BC-301 TR 5:00pm- 8:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Richter, B E 4 $0.00
ACCT 160 ACCOUNTING WITH QUICKBOOKS
Review and application of accounting principles, using QuickBooks. Topics include setting up business books and working with
inventory, accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll, financial statements and reports. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: ACCT 110 or 230.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 100.
33094 On Campus BC-301 W 5:30pm- 8:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Terry, C K 3 $0.00
ACCT 215 FUNDAMENTALS OF INCOME TAX
Study and application of income tax law as it relates to individuals and small business. Some coverage of partnerships, corporations, and
fiduciary taxation. California variances noted. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 4; eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36751 On Campus BC-301 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Aue, B J 3 $0.00
ACCT 230 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
Application of financial accounting concepts, principles and procedures for corporations engaged in manufacturing, merchandising, or
service operations. Preparation, use and analysis of financial statements (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 4; eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: ACCT 110.
30245 On Campus BC-230 MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vera-Graziano, A 5 $0.00
30246 On Campus BC-230 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vera-Graziano, A 5 $0.00
30247 On Campus BC-230 F 10:15am- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Alsheimer-Barthel, C M 5 $0.00
30244 On Campus BC-230 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vera-Graziano, A 5 $0.00
30248 On Campus BC-230 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vera-Graziano, A 5 $0.00
33095 On Campus BC-301 MW 5:30pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Alsheimer-Barthel, C M 5 $0.00
ACCT 240 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING
Study and application of managerial accounting concepts and procedures. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: ACCT 230. SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 4;
eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30250 On Campus BC-301 TR 11:30am- 1:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Alsheimer-Barthel, C M 4 $0.00
30249 On Campus BC-301 MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Alsheimer-Barthel, C M 4 $0.00
36436 On Campus BC-230 T 5:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Alsheimer-Barthel, C M 4 $0.00
ALCOHOL AND DRUG COUNSELING
ADC 120 ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS
Survey of the biological, psychological and socio-cultural-based theories of chemical dependency, from both historical and current perspectives.
Explores current treatment modalities and philosophies. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33439 On Campus PE-215 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Coburn, G M 3 $0.00
34098 On Campus PE-218 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Trimble, R J 3 $0.00
ADC 121 BASIC INTERVIEWING AND COUNSELING SKILLS
Presents a conceptual model for observing and assessing dynamics of behavior and relationships, and demonstrates skills fundamental to
effective interviewing and counseling. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33440 On Campus PE-215 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Coburn, G M 3 $0.00
35543 On Campus PE-215 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom McGoey, P F 3 $0.00
ADC 122 PHARMACOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS
Survey of the medical and pharmacological aspects of alcohol and psychoactive substances, including drug classifications, pharmacological
actions, medical and physical effects, and the potential for abuse. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33441 On Campus PE-217 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sousa Jr, J D 3 $0.00
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ADC 123 GROUP TREATMENT
Theory and practice of group therapy as a treatment modality, covering perspectives on group processes and the development and practice
of group leadership skills. (TR: CSU) COREQ: ADC 121 (prior or concurrently). SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35081 On Campus PE-215 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Coburn, G M 3 $0.00
ADC 124 CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY AND THE FAMILY
Theory and practice of counseling the chemically-dependent family, emphasizing family dynamics and therapeutic skills to support recovery
process. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: ADC 120 and 121.
36421 On Campus PE-218 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Light, S S 3 $0.00
ADC 125 CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS I: RECOGNITION AND REFERRAL
Historical and current theories in the recognition, assessment and referral of clients who have both a substance abuse and co-existing
psychiatric disorder. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: ADC 120 and 121.
37032 On Campus PE-218 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Burr, S L 3 $0.00
ADC 140 RECOVERY THROUGH MOVEMENT
Explores how daily physical practice can build conscious awareness and transform negative self-perception patterns and interpretations
resulting from addictive conditioned tendencies. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36863 On Campus PE-215 F 10:00am-12:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lauwers, S M 2 $0.00
ADC 146 SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION
Provides training from evidence-based prevention practices and the application, effective planning and evaluation of those practices. (TR: CSU)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: ADC 120 and 121.
36864 On Campus PE-218 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gottheil, E A 3 $0.00
ADC 152 CLINICAL PROCESS
Further develops and integrates specific skills and competencies central to the entry-level alcohol and drug counselor’s professional and
clinical efficacy. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: ADC 126. COREQ: ADC 290. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33013 On Campus PE-216 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Coburn, G M 3 $0.00
ADC 290 WORK EXPERIENCE IN ALCOHOL AND DRUG COUNSELING
Provides ADC certificate and degree students with a learning experience in an agency setting. Placement consists of 220 hours over a
16-week semester. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: ADC 126 with a “C” or better. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35595 On Campus TBA 8.8 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Coburn, G M 2 $0.00
35677 On Campus TBA 17.6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Coburn, G M 4 $0.00
ALLIED HEALTH (HCI, MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY)
AH 120 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
Provides a basic foundation in medical vocabulary and abbreviations associated with physiology, diagnostic and surgical procedures, illness,
and signs and symptoms. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
30731 On Campus A-162 M 12:15pm- 1:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Oakley, W C 1 $0.00
*American Ethnic Studies
AMERICAN ETHNIC STUDIES
ETHS 101 THE IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE IN THE U.S.
Comparative study of the immigrant experience in the United States. Analyzes the social, economic and cultural factors that shape
immigrant adjustment. Evaluates U.S. immigration policy. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34965 On Campus PE-218 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 3 $0.00
33639 On Campus IDC-220 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 3 $0.00
36592 On Campus A-160 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 3 $0.00
ETHS 101H THE IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE IN THE U.S., HONORS
Comparative study of immigrant experience in the United States. Analyzes social, economic and cultural factors shaping immigrant adjustment.
Evaluates U.S. immigration policy. LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Entrance to Honors Program. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36403 On Campus PE-218 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Cook, C M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-205 T 4:00pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36406 On Campus A-160 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Cook, C M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-205 T 4:00pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36408 On Campus IDC-220 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Cook, C M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-205 T 4:00pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
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ETHS 107 RACISM IN AMERICA
Examines the evolution of racial thought in America from different perspectives, and traces the impact of racism on various groups. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30014 On Campus ECC-23 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Carrasco, T A 3 $0.00
30012 On Campus EBS-102 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Carrasco, T A 3 $0.00
ETHS 121 WOMEN OF COLOR IN THE U.S.
Interdisciplinary, multiperspective comparative study of women of color in the United States. Analyzes the participation, contributions and
relationships of women of color within U.S. society. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36869 On Campus A-217 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Torres, M 3 $0.00
ETHS 295 INTERNSHIP IN ETHNIC STUDIES
Structured program in which students gain experience with community organizations related to the discipline. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON
ENROLLMENT: Completion of two courses (in applicable discipline) at SBCC prior to enrolling in an Internship course. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30015 On Campus IDC-349 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 2 $0.00
30016 On Campus IDC-349 11.4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 3 $0.00
30017 On Campus IDC-349 16 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 4 $0.00
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
ASL 101 BEGINNING AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I
Builds expressive and receptive skills through basic linguistic structures and didactics. Study group participation and attendance at deaf
events required. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30693 On Campus ECC-33 MW 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ponce, I 4 $0.00
35095 On Campus ECC-33 MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ponce, I 4 $0.00
33210 On Campus ECC-33 TR 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walsh, M A 4 $0.00
33209 On Campus ECC-33 TR 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Firkins, K A 4 $0.00
ASL 102 BEGINNING AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II
Basic ASL grammar, syntax, non-manual markers, spatial referencing and vocabulary development. Conducted primarily without voice. Study
group participation and attendance at deaf events required. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: ASL 101 with a minimum grade of “C” or two years
of high school ASL or qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31896 On Campus ECC-33 TR 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ponce, I 4 $0.00
33211 On Campus ECC-33 MW 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ponce, I 4 $0.00
ASL 103 INTERMEDIATE AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I
Students learn to engage in more complex communication and discussion of deaf culture. Conducted without voice. Study group
participation and attendance at deaf events required. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: ASL 102 with minimum grade of “C”, or three years of high
school ASL, or qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35531 On Campus ECC-33 TR 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ponce, I 4 $0.00
ASL 104 INTERMEDIATE AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II
Covers complex ASL grammar, comprehension and generation of medium-length stories, narratives, dialogues and presentations. Conducted without
voice. Study group participation and attendance at deaf events required. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: ASL 103 with minimum grade of “C”, or four
years of high school ASL, or qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36007 On Campus TBA 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 SelfPaced Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-217 TR 3:30pm- 4:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 101 PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Biological aspects of human characteristics and evolution. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30923 On Campus PS-101 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eisentraut, P J 3 $0.00
36805 On Campus EBS-301 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Masson, M T 3 $0.00
34350 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Eisentraut, P J 3 $0.00
ANTH 102 INTRODUCTION TO ARCHEOLOGY
Introductory survey which explores humankind’s prehistoric cultural development. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31642 On Campus IDC-209 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sanders, M F 3 $0.00
ANTH 103 INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Introductory survey which explores humankind’s cultural diversity. Based on the premise that studying others enables us to see ourselves
better. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31643 On Campus IDC-211 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom McDowell, P V 3 $0.00
36765 On Campus A-160 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom McLean, R F 3 $0.00
31644 On Campus PS-101 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eisentraut, P J 3 $0.00
33349 On Campus IDC-211 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom McLean, R F 3 $0.00
31844 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Eisentraut, P J 3 $0.00
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ANTH 104 LINGUISTIC ANTHROPOLOGY
Introduction to descriptive linguistics, including articulatory phonetics, phonology, morphology and syntax, together with language and culture.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31845 On Campus IDC-209 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom McDowell, P V 3 $0.00
ANTH 109 COMPARATIVE WORLD CULTURES
In-depth comparison of two of the world’s major cultural complexes; e.g., Chinese and American. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34978 On Campus ECC-01 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sanders, M F 3 $0.00
ANTH 113 WITCHCRAFT, MAGIC, SCIENCE AND RELIGION
Introductory examination of belief systems of a wide variety of cultures around the world. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31846 On Campus ECC-23 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sanders, M F 3 $0.00
ANTH 121 CULTURES AROUND THE WORLD
Modular, self-paced, self-scheduled course that covers over 40 different cultures. Students can choose which cultures to study. For each
culture, the student views materials in the Learning Resources Center or online, following study guide instructions. Each five cultures
completed earns one (1) unit of credit. The student can earn up 6 units (3 maximum per semester), enrolling first in ANTH 121, then the
others in sequence. Course can be added through 10th week of semester. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: Concurrent or prior enrollment in ANTH 103.
31645 On Campus LRC 2.3 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 SelfPaced McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
34590 ONLINE ONLINE 2.3 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 Online McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
34826 ONLINE ONLINE 2.3 hours/week 10/21/13-12/14/13 Online McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
35657 On Campus LRC 2.3 hours/week 10/21/13-12/14/13 SelfPaced McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
ANTH 122 CULTURES AROUND THE WORLD
(TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31646 On Campus LRC 2.3 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 SelfPaced McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
35512 ONLINE ONLINE 2.3 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 Online McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
35513 ONLINE ONLINE 2.3 hours/week 10/21/13-12/14/13 Online McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
35658 On Campus LRC 2.3 hours/week 10/21/13-12/14/13 SelfPaced McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
ANTH 123 CULTURES AROUND THE WORLD
(TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31647 On Campus LRC 2.3 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 SelfPaced McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
35659 ONLINE ONLINE 2.3 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 Online McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
36118 ONLINE ONLINE 2.3 hours/week 10/21/13-12/14/13 Online McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
36119 ONLINE ONLINE 2.3 hours/week 10/21/13-12/14/13 Online McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
ANTH 295 INTERNSHIP IN ANTHROPOLOGY
Structured program in which students gain experience with community organizations related to the discipline. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON
ENROLLMENT: Completion of two courses in the SBCC Anthropology Department prior to enrolling in an Internship course.
34177 Off Campus TBA 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eisentraut, P J 2 $0.00
ANTH 299 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN ANTHROPOLOGY
Instead of lecture, 1-3 hours of conference with faculty member, according to the number of units in which a student enrolls. (TR: CSU)
36597 Off Campus TBA 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom McDowell, P V 1 $0.00
34586 Off Campus TBA 6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eisentraut, P J 2 $0.00
ARABIC
ARBC 101 BEGINNING MODERN STANDARD ARABIC I
Essentials of spoken and written Modern Standard Arabic for the beginner. Provides an introduction to the culture of Arabic speakers.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31895 On Campus A-217 MW 3:00pm- 4:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Puignau, M D 4 $0.00
ART
ART 120 - ART 140: $15 Materials Fee
ART 141 - ART 192: $30 - $40 Materials Fee, depending on course
ART 101 VISUAL LITERACY
Introduction to the language and meaning of visual imagery in art and everyday life. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 100 and 103.
30190 On Campus WC-302 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kunz, J E 3 $0.00
30191 On Campus WC-302 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kunz, J E 3 $0.00
30187 On Campus WC-302 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
33080 On Campus WC-302 R 6:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vilander, B A 3 $0.00
35051 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Larson, T L 3 $0.00
35052 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Larson, T L 3 $0.00
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ART 102B LATE TWENTIETH CENTURY ART
Explores the context, ideas and issues underlying art made after World War II to the end of the 20th century. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: ART 102A.
35557 On Campus WC-302 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Larson, T L 3 $0.00
ART 103 HISTORY OF ART, PREHISTORIC TO GOTHIC
Survey of art, from prehistoric times through the Gothic period. Examines the role of art in society through the course of human history.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36456 On Campus WC-302 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kunz, J E 3 $0.00
30193 On Campus WC-302 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kunz, J E 3 $0.00
33081 On Campus WC-302 W 6:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kunz, J E 3 $0.00
ART 104 HISTORY OF ART, RENAISSANCE TO MODERN
Survey of art from the Renaissance to the mid-20th century, and an examination of its cultural and conceptual contexts.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
30194 On Campus WC-302 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Larson, T L 3 $0.00
36457 On Campus WC-302 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Larson, T L 3 $0.00
ART 104H HISTORY OF ART, RENAISSANCE TO MODERN, HONORS
Survey of Western art, its styles and cultural context, from the Renaissance to the present. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Acceptance into Honors Program. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31848 On Campus WC-302 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Larson, T L 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus WC-209 M 10:00am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13
ART 110 HISTORY OF WOMEN IN ART
Study of the role and contribution of women in Western art, both as artists and models. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 100 and 103.
36458 On Campus WC-302 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wellman, A A 3 $0.00
ART 112 SURVEY OF PRE-COLUMBIAN ART
Introduction to the art of Pre-Columbian Mesoamerica and Andean South America. Major monuments examined in their cultural contexts.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36774 On Campus WC-302 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Larson, T L 3 $0.00
ART 114 HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Overview of the history of photography from 1839 to the present. Examines the development of photography and its role in visual communication
and artistic expression. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36017 On Campus WC-302 T 6:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vilander, B A 3 $0.00
ART 120 FUNDAMENTALS OF DRAWING
Basic principles of drawing and composition. Use of various black and white media. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 100 and 103.
30198 On Campus WC-202A MW 8:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Campbell, B S 3 $15.00
30201 On Campus WC-202A TR 8:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Schoeff, M C 3 $15.00
35756 On Campus WC-202A F 9:00am- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Onstot, M M 3 $15.00
30199 On Campus WC-202A MW 11:10am- 1:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Campbell, B S 3 $15.00
30202 On Campus WC-202A R 11:10am- 4:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Washburn, S P 3 $15.00
33083 On Campus WC-202A M 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Perea De La Cabada, R 3 $15.00
33084 On Campus WC-202A W 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Durham, W S 3 $15.00
36775 On Campus WC-202A T 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Perea De La Cabada, R 3 $15.00
ART 121 CREATIVE DRAWING
Study of creative and technical problems related to intermediate level drawings. Principles of composition, color theory, abstraction and
contemporary drawing examined. Black and white and color media. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: ART 120. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: ART 101.
36776 On Campus WC-202A TR 2:00pm- 4:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Campbell, B S 3 $15.00
ART 122 FIGURE DRAWING
Study of the basic concepts and techniques used in drawing the figure. Study of gesture drawing, contour drawing, volume and the dynamics
of anatomy. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: ART 120. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: ART 140.
33085 On Campus WC-202A T 11:10am- 4:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Campbell, B S 3 $15.00
also meets On Campus WC-202A 08/26/13-12/14/13
ART 124A CLASSICAL ANIMATION I
Basic principles of animation studied through drawing and other media. Includes analytical understanding and depiction of movement of
things and natural life forms in the real world. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY:
ART 120 and 140.
33087 On Campus WC-107 W 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Decker, T E 3 $15.00
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ART 124B CLASSICAL ANIMATION II
Further study and application of animation principles through drawing, with emphasis on character development, timing, action analysis,
complex movement and the filmmaking process. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: ART 124A. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: ART 120 and 140.
31851 On Campus WC-107 W 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Decker, T E 3 $15.00
ART 130 FUNDAMENTALS OF PAINTING IN ACRYLICS
Principles of composition, color and painting techniques. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: ART 120 and 140. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 100 and 103.
30207 On Campus WC-202B R Noon - 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Krifka, L E 3 $15.00
ART 131 FUNDAMENTALS OF OIL PAINTING
Continuation of Art 130 in the oil medium. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: ART 120 and 140. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: ART 101.
36777 On Campus WC-202B MW 11:10am- 1:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ulivo, C R 3 $15.00
ART 133 INTERMEDIATE PAINTING
Principles of more complex compositions using oil or acrylic medium, with emphasis on the creative attitude. (TR: CSU/UC)
PREREQ: ART 130 or 131. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
30209 On Campus WC-202B T 11:10am- 4:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ulivo, C R 3 $15.00
ART 137 ADVANCED PAINTING
Self-directed painting assignments (working with instructor), with special emphasis on the creative attitude. (TR: CSU/UC)
PREREQ: ART 133 or 134. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
30210 On Campus WC-202B T 11:10am- 4:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ulivo, C R 3 $15.00
ART 140 2-D DESIGN: COMPOSITION AND COLOR
Beginning course in 2-D design; composition and color; theory and application of art elements in imagemaking. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
30214 On Campus WC-107 TR 8:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ulivo, C R 3 $15.00
36779 On Campus WC-107 TR 8:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Krifka, L E 3 $15.00
30215 On Campus WC-107 F 9:00am- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hayden, N 3 $15.00
30212 On Campus WC-107 TR 11:10am- 1:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Schoeff, M C 3 $15.00
36778 On Campus WC-107 MW 11:10am- 1:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hayden, N 3 $15.00
30213 On Campus WC-107 MW 2:00pm- 4:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ulivo, C R 3 $15.00
30211 On Campus WC-107 M 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Durham, W S 3 $15.00
ART 141 3-D DESIGN: FORM AND SPACE
Beginning course in three-dimensional design; the form, structure and theory in the production of the three-dimensional image. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
30217 On Campus ECC-41C MW 9:35am-11:45am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Inks, E A 3 $30.00
30218 On Campus ECC-41C TR 12:45pm- 2:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Inks, E A 3 $30.00
33090 On Campus ECC-41C TR 3:10pm- 5:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Inks, E A 3 $30.00
ART 144 4-D AND NEW GENRE ARTMAKING
Issues and practices of time-based art, electronic/emerging technologies and new genre artmaking, using traditional and non-traditional
processes to create installations, performances and telecommunications-based pieces. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 100 and 103.
36019 On Campus WC-107 TR 2:00pm- 4:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Folk, E F 3 $30.00
36780 On Campus WC-107 TR 5:00pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Folk, E F 3 $30.00
ART 150 FUNDAMENTALS OF CERAMICS
Introduction to techniques and materials employed in working with clay. Wheel throwing, hand-building, engobe and glaze application.
(TR: CSU/UC) COURSE ADVISORY: ART 101 and 141 SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
30221 On Campus ECC-42 TR 8:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bates, C S 3 $30.00
30219 On Campus ECC-42 MW 9:35am-11:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bates, C S 3 $30.00
34716 On Campus ECC-42 TR 11:10am- 1:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bates, C S 3 $30.00
30220 On Campus ECC-42 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bates, C S 3 $30.00
ART 151 INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS
Continuation of Art 150. Wheel throwing and slab construction, glazing techniques, raku firing. Intaglio, sgraffito, majolica, mishima, wax resist.
(TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: ART 141 and 150. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36271 On Campus ECC-42 TR 8:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bates, C S 3 $30.00
ART 170 INTRODUCTION TO SCULPTURE
Introduction to materials, tools and techniques of sculpture. Fundamental methods, including carving, construction and casting. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: ART 120.
30224 On Campus ECC-41C TR 9:35am-11:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Inks, E A 3 $30.00
ART 171 INTERMEDIATE SCULPTURE
Studies and projects in lasting materials. Use of power tools. Three-dimensional aesthetics and problem-solving techniques. (TR: CSU/UC)
PREREQ: ART 141 and 170. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
30225 On Campus ECC-41C MW 12:45pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Inks, E A 3 $40.00
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ART 172 ADVANCED SCULPTURE
Covers the generation of unique individual projects, from conception to formal presentation. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: ART 171.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
30226 On Campus ECC-41C MW 12:45pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Inks, E A 3 $40.00
ART 173 BEGINNING CASTING
Introduction to a variety of casting techniques and sculptural relationships. Possible casting techniques include plaster, wax, ceramic and
poured metals. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: ART 171. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: ART 101.
35056 On Campus ECC-41C MW 12:45pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Inks, E A 3 $40.00
ART 176 ADVANCED BRONZE CASTING
Advanced sculptural applications of casting. Mold making and wax working, patination, operation of foundry equipment, loading and firing burnout
kiln and conducting pours. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: ART 175. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: ART 101.
36256 On Campus ECC-41C MW 12:45pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Inks, E A 3 $40.00
ART 180 SCULPTURE FABRICATION
Concentration on sculpture fabrication. Covers a variety of assemblage techniques and materials, including wood and metal, additive processes
and elements of design in sculpture fabrication. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: ART 171. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36781 On Campus ECC-41C MW 12:45pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Inks, E A 3 $40.00
ART 190 INTRODUCTION TO PRINTMAKING
Introduction to printmaking: history, methods, materials in relief, intaglio, planographic and contemporary practices. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: ART 101 and 120 and 140.
33091 On Campus WC-209 TR 8:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dotson, S E 3 $30.00
34715 On Campus WC-209 TR 11:10am- 1:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dotson, S E 3 $30.00
ART 215 SURVEY OF NON-WESTERN ART
Introduction to the art produced by the non-European world. Survey of the art of Asia, the Americas, Africa and Oceania. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
30230 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Larson, T L 3 $0.00
ART 216 SURVEY OF ISLAMIC ART AND ARCHITECTURE
Introduction to Islamic art and architecture from Asia and North Africa to Spain; from the era of Muhammad to the Mughal empire of the 18th
century. Considers how intercultural and trade relations between Europe and the Islamic world have influenced Islamic art. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36782 On Campus WC-302 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wellman, A A 3 $0.00
ART 299 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN ART
Instead of lectures or lab, students will attend 1-3 hours of conference with faculty member per week, according to number of units in which
enrolled. (TR: CSU)
36670 On Campus WC-107 11 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Folk, E F 4 $0.00
ASIAN-AMERICAN STUDIES
ASAM 102 CONTEMPORARY ASIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY
Survey of the contemporary issues in U.S. Asian-American communities. Study of Asian-American culture, its historical development, and its
contemporary relationship to the larger society. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35235 On Campus IDC-220 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 3 $0.00
*Astronomy
Astronomy classes can be found in the Earth and Planetary Sciences section.
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE AND TECHNOLOGY
NATEF-CERTIFIED PROGRAM
AUTO 101 INTRODUCTION TO AUTO MECHANICS
Introductory lecture/demonstration course covering the operation and maintenance of the modern automobile, with emphasis on the theory
of the basic operating systems. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
30037 On Campus OE-182 MW 11:00am-12:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Troub, G D 3 $0.00
30039 On Campus OE-182 TR 11:15am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brainerd, D W 3 $0.00
33018 On Campus OE-182 TR 5:15pm- 6:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brainerd, D W 3 $0.00
AUTO 110 FUNDAMENTALS OF AUTOMOTIVE SERVICING
Introductory lecture/lab course covering maintenance, service and diagnosis procedures used in automotive service industry. Laboratory
experience (on student’s vehicle, if desired) with appropriate tools and equipment. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100
and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: AUTO 101.
30040 On Campus OE-182 T 9:00am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mollica Jr, A J 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-123 R 9:00am-12:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
AUTO 110—Fundamentals of Automotive Serving classes continue on the next page
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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33019 On Campus OE-182 T 7:00pm- 9:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Semerdjian, V G 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-123 R 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
AUTO 111 ENGINE REBUILDING
Lecture/lab course on the automotive engine in detail. Theory, diagnosis, service and performance enhancement covered in lecture.
Machining, repair techniques and engine rebuilding applied in lab. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: AUTO 101 and 110.
30042 On Campus OE-182 MWF 8:00am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brainerd, D W 7 $0.00
AUTO 113 AUTOMOTIVE FUEL AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS
Principles of automotive fuel supply systems, carburetion, fuel injection and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. Live vehicle repair in lab.
NATEF-certified course. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: AUTO 101 and 110.
30043 On Campus OE-182 TR 1:00pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stockero, R J 4.6 $0.00
AUTO 114 AUTOMOTIVE POWER TRAIN
Principles of the automotive power train, including the clutch, standard and automatic transmissions and transaxles, points, drive shafts
and differentials. Live vehicle lab study of lecture material. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: AUTO 101 and 110.
30044 On Campus OE-182 MWF 1:00pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Troub, G D 7 $0.00
AUTO 116 ENGINE PERFORMANCE
Principles of engine performance diagnosis and maintenance, including compression, ignition and emission controls. Drivability, state-acceptable
emission limits and fuel economy concerns are addressed. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: AUTO 101 and 110.
30045 On Campus A-123 MWF 8:30am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stockero, R J 7 $0.00
AUTO 217 AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTY I
Advanced lab course designed to further increase the skill and knowledge of the student in ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) specialty
area(s) of choice, working to trade standards. PREREQ: AUTO 112 or 113 or 114 or 115. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100.
30046 On Campus OE-180 6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stockero, R J 2 $0.00
AUTO 218 AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTY II
Advanced lab course designed to further increase the skill and knowledge of the student in ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) specialty
area(s) of choice, working to trade standards. PREREQ: AUTO 111 or 116. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100.
30047 On Campus OE-180 9 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stockero, R J 3 $0.00
AUTO 290 WORK EXPERIENCE IN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE AND TECHNOLOGY
Automotive majors only. Students must be enrolled in at least one class (other than Work Experience) in their major, plus have a major-related
work experience station. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
30048 On Campus OE-180 8.8 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stockero, R J 2 $0.00
30049 On Campus OE-180 12 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stockero, R J 3 $0.00
30050 On Campus OE-180 17.6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stockero, R J 4 $0.00
*Biological Sciences
BIO-MEDICAL SCIENCES
BMS 100 THE HUMAN BODY
Non-technical introduction to the structure and function of the human body. Satisfies SBCC General Education requirement in Natural
Sciences. Does not satisfy requirements for allied health science majors. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36545 On Campus EBS-301 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Aguilar, P T 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 M 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36546 On Campus EBS-301 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Aguilar, P T 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 M 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
BMS 107 HUMAN ANATOMY
Structure of the human body. Laboratory examination of human anatomical specimens. Transferable to all four-year institutions, including
nursing schools. Satisfies SBCC General Education requirement in Natural Sciences. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31888 On Campus EBS-309 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tanowitz, B D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 M 7:50am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13
31889 On Campus EBS-309 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tanowitz, B D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 W 7:50am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13
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31890 On Campus EBS-309 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tanowitz, B D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 R 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30978 On Campus EBS-309 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rose, H J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 T 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30979 On Campus EBS-309 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rose, H J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 W 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30977 On Campus EBS-309 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rose, H J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 R 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33239 On Campus EBS-309 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Aguilar, P T 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33240 On Campus EBS-309 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Aguilar, P T 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 W 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35582 On Campus EBS-309 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Aguilar, P T 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 F 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33403 ONLINE ONLINE 6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Saito, P E 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 T 7:50am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13
30974 ONLINE ONLINE 6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Saito, P E 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 T 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35179 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Saito, P E 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 R 7:50am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13
BMS 108 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
Functions of the human body. Laboratory emphasizes recording physiological data from each student. Transferable to all four-year
institutions, including nursing schools. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
COURSE ADVISORY: BMS 107.
30987 On Campus EBS-309 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tanowitz, B D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-210 T 7:50am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13
35181 On Campus EBS-309 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tanowitz, B D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-312 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30989 On Campus EBS-309 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tanowitz, B D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-210 R 7:50am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13
30986 On Campus EBS-301 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Doohan, J P 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-313 T 2:20pm- 5:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30988 On Campus EBS-301 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Doohan, J P 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-313 R 2:20pm- 5:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33242 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Doohan, J P 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-313 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
34423 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Doohan, J P 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-313 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
BMS 127 MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY
Study of disease-causing organisms and human host response. Bacteriology, virology, mycology and parasitology; biochemistry, immunology
and medical control. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: CHEM 101 or 104 or 155. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36797 On Campus EBS-301 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 5 $40.00
also meets On Campus EBS-313 MW 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30995 On Campus EBS-309 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 5 $40.00
also meets On Campus EBS-313 MW 7:50am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13
30996 On Campus EBS-309 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 5 $40.00
also meets On Campus EBS-313 MW 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
31891 On Campus EBS-309 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 5 $40.00
also meets On Campus EBS-313 MW 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
BMS 128 HUMAN NUTRITION
Nutritional needs of the human body. Studies individual, local, national and world nutritional efforts. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30998 On Campus EBS-309 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Corigliano, E M 3 $0.00
BMS 136 BIOLOGY OF HUMAN SEXUALITY
Biological aspects of human sexuality. Anatomy, physiology and response; heredity; evolution of sexual behaviors; pregnancy, birth,
development; aging, infertility, infections, contraception; sexual dysfunction and comparative sexual behaviors. Thirty (30) CEUs for RNs.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31000 On Campus EBS-301 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barron, B R 3 $0.00
BMS 146 HUMAN FORM AND FUNCTION
Descriptive introduction to the structure and function of the human body. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility
for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: College-level biology and chemistry.
31001 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Wise, A M 3 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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BIOLOGY
For additional information on our Internet offerings, contact the Biological Sciences Division Aide, Susan Williams, swilliam@sbcc.edu or
(805) 965-0581, ext. 2393.
BIOL 100 CONCEPTS OF BIOLOGY
Designed for non-Biological Sciences majors. Satisfies SBCC General Education requirement in Natural Sciences.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34415 On Campus EBS-301 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Belluzzi, L J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 M 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
31882 On Campus EBS-301 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Belluzzi, L J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 W 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
34416 On Campus EBS-301 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Miller, P M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 M 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
34417 On Campus EBS-301 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Miller, P M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 W 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36791 On Campus EBS-309 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Maupin, J L 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 W 7:50am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13
30929 On Campus EBS-309 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Maupin, J L 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 T 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30931 On Campus EBS-309 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Maupin, J L 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 R 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30927 On Campus EBS-309 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Maupin, J L 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 R 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30932 On Campus EBS-301 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kay, M C 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 T 7:50am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13
31950 On Campus EBS-301 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kay, M C 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 R 7:50am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13
33235 On Campus EBS-309 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Burnell, K 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35169 On Campus EBS-309 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Burnell, K 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35175 On Campus EBS-309 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Burnell, K 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-202 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
BIOL 101 PLANT BIOLOGY
Principles of biology, with emphasis on major plant groups. Anatomy, physiology, evolution and diversity of the Monera, Protoctista, Fungi
and Plantae. Required for the Biological Sciences major. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30935 On Campus EBS-309 MW 9:35am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wise, E A 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-201 MW 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30936 On Campus EBS-309 MW 9:35am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wise, E A 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-201 MW 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30934 On Campus EBS-309 MW 9:35am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wise, E A 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-201 TR 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
BIOL 102 ANIMAL BIOLOGY
Principles of animal taxonomy, evolution, population and community ecology; protist and animal diversity and adaptations; emphasis on
vertebrate anatomy and physiology. Required for the Biological Sciences major. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110
or 110H or 110GB. Proficiency in MATH 104 or 107 or 111. COURSE ADVISORY: BIOL 101
30939 On Campus EBS-309 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barron, B R 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-209 MW 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30941 On Campus EBS-309 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barron, B R 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-209 MW 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30940 On Campus EBS-309 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barron, B R 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-209 TR 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
BIOL 103 CELL BIOLOGY
Cell structure and function: molecular architecture of organelles, metabolism, reproduction, growth, movement; intercellular communication,
mechanisms of genetics. Analysis of scientific literature. Required for the Biological Sciences major. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
PREREQ: CHEM 155 or 104 and MATH 107 or 111 and English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30942 On Campus EBS-309 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Rose, H J 5.5 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus EBS-313 T 9:30am- 2:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35176 On Campus EBS-309 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Rose, H J 5.5 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus EBS-313 R 9:30am- 2:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
BIOL 110 NATURAL SCIENCE
Introduction to the physical and chemical principles important to an understanding of biological architecture and function.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33674 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Friesen, L J 3 $0.00
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BIOL 112 EVOLUTION AND ADAPTATION
Diversity of life on Earth and principles of biological evolution. Theories of life’s origins, modes of speciation and adaptations of dominant life
forms through the ages. Not open to students having completed BIOL 112H. Satisfies SBCC General Education requirement in Natural
Sciences when combined with BIOL 141. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35933 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Friesen, L J 3 $0.00
BIOL 120 NATURAL HISTORY
Natural history of plants and animals from local communities including cosmic, geological and meteorological influences. Weekly field trips.
Satisfies SBCC General Education requirement in Natural Sciences. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or
110H or 110GB.
36504 On Campus EBS-210 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Maupin, J L 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-210 W 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
BIOL 122 ECOLOGY
Organisms and populations as integrated elements of communities and ecosystems. Population structure, growth and evolution; relationships
between species: competition, predation, coevolution; community structure and development; biodiversity; biogeography. Satisfies SBCC
General Education requirement in Natural Sciences when combined with BIOL 123. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36792 On Campus EBS-201 R 7:50am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Paddack, M J 3 $0.00
36793 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Friesen, L J 3 $0.00
BIOL 123 ECOLOGY LABORATORY
Laboratory and field investigations of ecological principles. Satisfies SBCC General Education requirement in Natural Sciences when
combined with BIOL 122. (TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: BIOL 122. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36794 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Friesen, L J 1 $0.00
BIOL 124 BIOLOGICAL OCEANOGRAPHY
Relationships between marine plants and animals and the physical characteristics of the world’s oceans. Satisfies SBCC General Education
requirement in Natural Sciences. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30953 On Campus EBS-309 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Paddack, M J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-210 M 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30954 On Campus EBS-309 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Paddack, M J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-210 T 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30955 On Campus EBS-309 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Paddack, M J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-210 W 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30956 On Campus EBS-309 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Paddack, M J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-210 R 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
BIOL 140 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY
Basic principles of biology. Designed for non-Biological Sciences majors. Not open to students who have completed BIOL 100.
Satisfies SBCC General Education requirement in Natural Sciences when combined with BIOL 141. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36795 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Friesen, L J 3 $0.00
BIOL 142 MARINE SCIENCE
Introduction to oceanography and marine biology. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30960 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Fukui, H 3 $0.00
BIOL 150 BIODIVERSITY
Diversity, adaptations and evolutionary history of life on Earth; principles of ecology and evolution. Examination of theories of systematics and
nomenclature. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36505 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Friesen, L J 3 $0.00
BIOL 291 SEMINARS IN BIOLOGY
Topics of current interest in the Biological Sciences are presented in seminar format by invited researchers and students in the course.
(TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36796 On Campus EBS-309 F 10:00am-12:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Maupin, J L 2 $0.00
BLACK STUDIES
BLST 101 THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN IN U.S. HISTORY TO WORLD WAR II
Survey of the historical experience and contributions of African-Americans, from America’s colonial origins through World War II. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30001 On Campus A-217 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J V 3 $0.00
37046 On Campus A-217 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J V 3 $0.00
BLST 102 THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN IN U.S. HISTORY, FROM CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT TO PRESENT
Comprehensive examination of the historical experience and contributions of African-Americans, from the Civil Rights Movement to the present.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35234 On Campus PE-218 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 3 $0.00
35233 On Campus PE-218 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 3 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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BLST 103 AFRICAN-AMERICAN CULTURE
Analysis of what it means to be black in America. Study of African-American culture, its historical development, and its contemporary relationship
to the larger society. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36127 On Campus A-217 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J V 3 $0.00
BLST 111 THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSIC EXPERIENCE
Survey and appreciation of basic concepts in music, via examination of the principal developments in the primitive, folk and classical music
of African-Americans as culture for the non-music major. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30005 On Campus ECC-23 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Malvinni, D J 3 $0.00
BOTANY
BOT 100 CONCEPTS OF BOTANY
Plant structure and function; plants in the biosphere and society. Laboratory includes field studies. Designed for non-Biological Sciences
majors. Satisfies SBCC General Education requirement in Natural Sciences. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33708 On Campus EBS-301 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-201 T 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
31005 On Campus EBS-301 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-201 W 7:50am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13
36798 On Campus EBS-301 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-201 R 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
BOT 121 PLANT DIVERSITY
Plant diversity, adaptations and evolutionary history; principles of ecology and evolution. Satisfies SBCC General Education requirement in
Natural Sciences. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or English 110H or 110GB.
31007 ONLINE ONLINE 6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Cummings, R J 4 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
BOT 123 FIELD BOTANY
Flora, vegetation and major ecological features of natural ecosystems. Five one-day field trips. May be taken four times for credit.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36799 On Campus EBS-201 F 9:30am- 2:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wise, E A 3 $0.00
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BUS 101 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
Introductory survey provides student with comprehensive understanding of various business disciplines, including management, marketing,
accounting, finance, economics, entrepreneurship, government regulation and ethics. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30257 On Campus BC-FORUM TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Chavez, B R 3 $0.00
35346 On Campus BC-228 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Chavez, B R 3 $0.00
30260 On Campus BC-FORUM TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Chavez, B R 3 $0.00
36745 On Campus BC-228 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walker, D P 3 $0.00
33098 On Campus BC-228 W 5:30pm- 8:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ellis, V J 3 $0.00
BUS 103 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS
Arithmetic approach used to solve business problems dealing with interest, depreciation, percentage, discounts, pricing merchandise, bank
discounts, stocks and bonds, partial payments, payroll, small loans and installment purchases. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1.
33099 On Campus BC-237 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wrentmore, D R 3 $0.00
BUS 290 WORK EXPERIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
For Business, Management, Marketing and Business Law students only. Student must be enrolled in at least one class (other than Work
Experience) in their major, plus have a major-related work station. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36746 Off Campus TBA 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Wrentmore, D R 1 $0.00
36747 Off Campus TBA 8.8 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Wrentmore, D R 2 $0.00
36748 Off Campus TBA 12 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Wrentmore, D R 3 $0.00
36749 Off Campus TBA 17.6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Wrentmore, D R 4 $0.00
BUSINESS LAW
BLAW 101 BUSINESS LAW
Study of the law concerned with business and business relationships; survey of the American legal system, crimes, torts, contracts and agency.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: BUS 101.
34925 On Campus BC-237 TR 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wrentmore, D R 4 $0.00
30251 On Campus BC-228 MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wrentmore, D R 4 $0.00
BLAW 110 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS
Study of the law concerned with the courts, business enterprises, ethics, the Constitution, torts, crimes, contracts, property, security
regulations, bankruptcy, employment, antitrust, administrative and international law. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: BUS 101.
33618 On Campus BC-228 MW 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wrentmore, D R 4 $0.00
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CANCER INFORMATION MGMT
The Cancer Information Management (CIM) Program prepares students for positions in hospital-based and population-based cancer
registries. Duties include: identifying reportable cancers, abstracting pertinent cancer data from patient records, pathology, radiology and
surgical reports, coding and staging site, histology and extent of disease, monitoring patient outcomes, dissemination of data, and supervising
staff. Contact HITCIM@sbcc.edu for more information.
All CIM courses are offered online. Students must complete mandatory online orientation activities for each course.
All CIM students are required to e-mail HITCIM@sbcc.edu immediately after registering for orientation instructions.
CIM 100 CANCER REGISTRY MANAGEMENT I
Introduction to cancer registry operations, legal/confidentiality issues, standards/standard-setters, other disease registries, data uses, and
informatics, quality control. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30738 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Harrison, D C 3 $0.00
36735 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Harrison, D C 3 $0.00
36736 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Harrison, D C 3 $0.00
CIM 125 CANCER DISEASE MANAGEMENT
Overview of the oncology disease process for the major sites of cancer with emphasis on diagnostic and staging procedures, standard treatment
by stage, and clinical trials/research protocols. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: HIT 135 and BMS 146. COREQ: CIM 100. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30739 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Harrison, D C 4 $0.00
CIM 150 ONCOLOGY CODING AND STAGING SYSTEMS
Overview of the various oncology coding/staging systems including ICD-O-3, SSS2K, AJCC, CSv2, the MP/H rules, and the Hematopoietic
DB/Manual. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CIM 125. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H 110GB.
34971 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Harrison, D C 4 $0.00
CIM 201 ABSTRACTING PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE I
Abstracting cancer data using the medical record. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: HIT 135. COREQ: Prior or concurrent enrollment in CIM 125.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30740 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Leventhal, M S 3 $0.00
36591 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Leventhal, M S 3 $0.00
CIM 202 ABSTRACTING PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE II
Hands-on abstracting of cancer for the 5 major sites of primary cancer from medical records. Application of manual data collection quality
control procedures. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CIM 201. COREQ: Prior or concurrent enrollment in CIM 150. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36737 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Griffin, A C 3 $0.00
CIM 225 CANCER REGISTRY MANAGEMENT II
Management reports, cancer reporting, survival analysis, clinical practice guidelines, uses of central cancer registry data, standard-setters,
central cancer registries, other registries, cancer registries in other countries. (TR: CSU) COREQ: Prior or concurrent enrollment in CIM 100.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34970 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Davidson-Allen, K R 2 $0.00
36738 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Davidson-Allen, K R 2 $0.00
CIM 250 CANCER STATISTICS AND EPIDEMIOLOGY
Introduction to cancer statistics, descriptive and analytic epidemiology, cancer surveillance, annual report preparation, presentation of cancer
data, marketing and strategic planning, and special studies. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CIM 201. COREQ: CIM 202, prior or concurrently.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 100; eligibility for English 100 and English 103.
36739 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Parikh-Patel, A 3 $0.00
CIM 275 CIM PRACTICUM
Supervised clinical experience in performing actual tasks in registry management, data collection processes, data utilization, computer
applications, management, and quality assessment and improvement. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Students must have
completed CIM Program classes or their equivalent prior to starting the practicum onsite at an affiliated healthcare organization or agency.
Physical examination and up-to-date immunizations are required at student’s own expense. PREREQ: CIM 202 and 225 and 250.
COREQ: Prior or concurrent enrollment in HIT 240. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30743 ONLINE ONLINE 10 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Harrison, D C 3 $0.00
CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT
Students wishing to enroll must first apply to the program. Contact the Health Technologies Office (A-218), (805) 965-0581, ext. 2366.
CNA 101 CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT
Focuses on care of the elderly, including classroom and clinical experience. On completion, one qualifies to take the California State Certification
Exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 70 and 80. LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Students must pass physical exam and have
current CPR card specifying “Health Care Provider” and current immunizations and Social Security card.
30722 On Campus A-181 MF 7:00am- 9:15am 08/26/13-09/20/13 Classroom Webber, M E 6 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-181 R 7:00am-10:00am 08/29/13-09/05/13
also meets On Campus A-181 MF 8:00am- 9:15am 09/23/13-12/09/13
also meets On Campus A-181 R 8:00am-10:00am 12/12/13-12/12/13
CNA 101—Certified Nursing Assistant classes continue on the next page
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also meets On Campus A-277 R 7:00am- 7:50am 12/12/13-12/12/13
also meets On Campus A-277 MF 7:00am- 7:50am 09/23/13-12/09/13
also meets On Campus CLINIC R 7:00am-10:00am 09/12/13-12/05/13
also meets On Campus CLINIC S 7:00am- 2:00pm 09/14/13-11/23/13
30721 On Campus A-162 TW 8:00am- 2:00pm 08/27/13-09/04/13 Classroom Webber, M E 6 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-273 F 8:00am- Noon 08/30/13-10/25/13
also meets On Campus CLINIC TW 7:00am- 2:00pm 09/10/13-10/30/13
also meets On Campus A-277 F 1:30pm- 3:00pm 08/30/13-10/25/13
CNA 102 HOME HEALTH AIDE
On completion, the CNA meets the California State requirements to be a Home Health Aide (HHA). Supervised home care experience is
included. LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Up to date physical exam, immunizations and CPR card specifying “Health Care Provider” and
Social Security card. COREQ: Prior or concurrent enrollment in CNA 101.
30723 On Campus A-162 W 8:00am- 2:00pm 11/20/13-11/20/13 Classroom Webber, M E 1.8 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-273 F 8:00am-11:55am 12/06/13-12/13/13
also meets On Campus A-273 F 8:00am-11:55am 11/22/13-11/22/13
also meets On Campus TBA T 8:00am- 2:15pm 12/03/13-12/03/13
also meets On Campus CLINIC TW 7:00am- 2:00pm 11/26/13-11/27/13
also meets On Campus CLINIC TW 8:00am- 1:00pm 12/10/13-12/11/13
also meets On Campus CLINIC W 8:00am- 1:00pm 12/04/13-12/04/13
also meets On Campus A-277 F Noon - 2:00pm 12/06/13-12/06/13
also meets On Campus A-277 F Noon - 2:00pm 11/22/13-11/22/13
CNA 103 ACUTE CARE SKILLS FOR THE CNA
Builds on the long-term care skills of the CNA to include those used in the acute care hospital. Includes lecture and clinical experience.
LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Must pass a physical exam and have current CPR card specifying “Health Care Provider” and Social
Security card. COREQ: Prior or concurrent enrollment in CNA 101.
30724 On Campus A-162 T 8:00am- 2:00pm 11/05/13-11/05/13 Classroom Webber, M E 1.5 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-273 F 8:00am- 2:00pm 11/08/13-11/15/13
also meets On Campus CLINIC M 7:00am-12:30pm 11/18/13-11/18/13
also meets On Campus CLINIC W 7:00am-12:30pm 11/06/13-11/13/13
also meets On Campus CLINIC T 7:00am-12:30pm 11/12/13-11/19/13
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 101 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY
Introduction to chemistry, with emphasis on modern concepts of atomic structure. Topics include properties and reactions, behavior of gases,
electrochemistry and nuclear chemistry. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100; Math 100.
36744 On Campus PS-101 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-208 M 9:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36743 On Campus PS-101 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Napoleon, R L 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-208 W 9:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33602 On Campus PS-101 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 M 9:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36109 On Campus PS-101 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 T 9:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36107 On Campus PS-101 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 W 9:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36110 On Campus PS-101 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 R 9:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36108 On Campus PS-101 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Napoleon, R L 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 M 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36106 On Campus PS-101 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Napoleon, R L 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 T 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30334 On Campus PS-101 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Napoleon, R L 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 W 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36111 On Campus PS-101 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Napoleon, R L 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 R 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33124 On Campus PS-209 T 6:00pm- 8:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kuhn, J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 R 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-209 R 6:00pm- 6:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CHEM 104 FUNDAMENTALS OF GENERAL, ORGANIC AND BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY
Introduction to chemistry, with emphasis on applications to biological processes. For non-science majors requiring a comprehensive onesemester
chemistry course with laboratory. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103; Math 100.
30343 On Campus PS-128 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Goldflam, T 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-214 M 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13
34331 On Campus PS-128 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Goldflam, T 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-214 W 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13
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CHEM 155 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
Structure of atoms and molecules, redox, stoichiometry, bonding, states of matter, solutions, and chemical calculations. (TR: CSU/UC)
PREREQ: CHEM 101 or 104 or one year of high school chemistry and Math 107 or 111. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or
110H or 110GB.
30350 On Campus PS-101 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ghizzoni, S 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-208 M 1:00pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-208 M 2:10pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30351 On Campus PS-101 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ghizzoni, S 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-208 T 8:00am- 9:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-208 T 9:10am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13
34334 On Campus PS-101 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ghizzoni, S 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-208 T 1:00pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-208 T 2:10pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30352 On Campus PS-101 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ghizzoni, S 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-208 W 1:00pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-208 W 2:10pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30353 On Campus PS-101 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ghizzoni, S 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-208 R 8:00am- 9:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-208 R 9:10am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13
30354 On Campus PS-101 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ghizzoni, S 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-208 R 1:00pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-208 R 2:10pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33128 On Campus PS-130 T 6:00pm- 8:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-214 R 7:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-130 T 8:10pm- 9:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-130 R 6:00pm- 6:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
34916 On Campus PS-130 T 6:00pm- 8:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-208 R 7:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-130 T 8:10pm- 9:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-130 R 6:00pm- 6:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CHEM 156 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
Study of chemical reactions, kinetics, equilibrium, thermodynamics, electrochemistry, qualitative analysis, nuclear chemistry, transition metals
and spectroscopy. Required of science, engineering, pre-dental and pre-medical majors. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: CHEM 155, with a “C”
or better. SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 107 and eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30360 On Campus PS-130 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bullock, E L 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 M 1:00pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-214 M 2:10pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30361 On Campus PS-130 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bullock, E L 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 T 8:00am- 9:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-214 T 9:10am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13
30362 On Campus PS-130 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bullock, E L 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 T 1:00pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-214 T 2:10pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30363 On Campus PS-130 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bullock, E L 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-209 W 1:00pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus PS-214 W 2:10pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CHEM 211 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
First semester of the one-year organic chemistry lecture course for chemistry, pre-med, biology, pre-dental and chiropractic programs.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: CHEM 156, with a grade of “C” or better. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or
110H or 110GB.
30364 On Campus PS-130 MW 2:15pm- 3:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kuhn, J 3 $0.00
CHEM 221 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I
Techniques of separation, purification and identification of organic compounds. Emphasis on modern techniques and theoretical reasons
behind these techniques. Introduction to IR and microscale techniques. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) COREQ: CHEM 211.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30365 On Campus PS-130 M 3:50pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kuhn, J 2.3 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-219 T 8:00am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13
30367 On Campus PS-130 M 3:50pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kuhn, J 2.3 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-219 T 2:10pm- 6:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30366 On Campus PS-130 M 3:50pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kuhn, J 2.3 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-219 W 3:45pm- 7:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
34717 On Campus PS-130 M 3:50pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kuhn, J 2.3 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-219 R 8:00am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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CHICANO STUDIES
CHST 101 MEXICAN-AMERICAN (CHICANO) HISTORY IN THE U.S.
Analysis and discussion of major events, attitudes and ideas in Mexican-American and other Latino/a history, from the past to the present.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30008 On Campus PE-218 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Carrasco, T A 3 $0.00
34637 On Campus IDC-220 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Carrasco, T A 3 $0.00
36867 On Campus ECC-01 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Carrasco, T A 3 $0.00
CHST 103 MEXICAN-AMERICAN (CHICANO) CULTURE
Analysis of Mexican-American culture within the context of the American experience. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36015 On Campus TBA MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Carrasco, T A 3 $0.00
CHST 115 INTRODUCTION TO MEXICAN LITERATURE
One-semester survey of the literature of Mexico. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36870 On Campus ECC-30 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Castillo, D G 3 $0.00
CHST 121 THE CHICANA AND OTHER LATINA WOMEN
Examination of the role of women of Mexican ancestry (Chicanas) and other Latina women in American society. Uses a sociological approach
to examine the family, religion, education, economics, social conditions, health and other areas. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility
for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33001 On Campus A-217 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Torres, M 3 $0.00
CHST 130 HISTORY OF MEXICAN ART
Survey of modern Mexican art and its antecedents. Consideration is given to the influence of Mexican art on Chicano art. Besides methods
of artistic analysis, students also use historical and sociological methods to examine the Mexican-American experience. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33002 On Campus A-211 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Unzueta, M Q 3 $0.00
CHINESE
CHIN 101 BEGINNING CHINESE I
Essentials of spoken and written Mandarin Chinese through the study of vocabulary, Pin-Yin system, syntax, grammar and culture. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35761 On Campus TBA MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
36115 On Campus TBA TR 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
COMMUNICATION
Students completing courses online will meet their lab requirement online.
COMM 100 ORAL COMMUNICATION FOR ESL STUDENTS
Introductory course for students completing ESL studies. Study and development of communication skills necessary for adjustment and
success in non-ESL courses. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: Completion of ESL Level Four (ESL 122, 123 or 124).
31697 On Campus BC-224 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Garard, M U 3 $0.00
COMM 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION
Introduction to the field of communication, emphasizing history, theories, contexts and issues of communication study. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31699 On Campus BC-101 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sublett, C M 3 $0.00
33370 On Campus BC-101 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sublett, C M 3 $0.00
36400 On Campus BC-101 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sublett, C M 3 $0.00
37019 On Campus BC-222 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
31700 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Hock, S A 3 $0.00
33371 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Hock, S A 3 $0.00
34081 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Hock, S A 3 $0.00
COMM 121 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
Introduction to the principles of effective communication in interpersonal relationships. Study of verbal and non-verbal channels, person
perception, conflict resolution, listening, and communication barriers. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31706 On Campus BC-222 F 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rollin Moore, E J 3 $0.00
33376 On Campus BC-237 F 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mook, M M 3 $0.00
36202 On Campus BC-224 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Garard, M U 3 $0.00
31705 On Campus BC-224 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Garard, M U 3 $0.00
31707 On Campus BC-222 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mook, M M 3 $0.00
36761 On Campus BC-101 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hutchinson, C C 3 $0.00
31703 On Campus BC-222 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mook, M M 3 $0.00
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31711 On Campus BC-222 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Carroll, C P 3 $0.00
37020 On Campus BC-101 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
31713 On Campus BC-224 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Scala, J M 3 $0.00
33373 On Campus BC-222 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mueller, S G 3 $0.00
36759 On Campus BC-222 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Carroll, C P 3 $0.00
37021 On Campus BC-224 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
31710 On Campus BC-224 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Scala, J M 3 $0.00
33372 On Campus BC-222 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mueller, S G 3 $0.00
31704 On Campus BC-222 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mueller, S G 3 $0.00
33375 On Campus BC-224 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rollin Moore, E J 3 $0.00
36622 On Campus BC-224 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Carroll, C P 3 $0.00
31714 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Hutchinson, C C 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus BC-222 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 10/24/13-10/24/13
also meets On Campus BC-222 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 12/12/13-12/12/13
also meets On Campus BC-222 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/29/13-08/29/13
COMM 122 MEDIATED INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
This online course does not fulfill the oral communication requirement for CSU admission nor does it satisfy IGETC Area 1C or CSU
General Education Area A1. Introduction to the principles of interpersonal communication in mediated environments. Study of how media
richness affects interpersonal perception, language and non-verbal communication, relational development and deterioration, and relational
maintenance strategies. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35244 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Hutchinson, C C 3 $0.00
36032 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Hutchinson, C C 3 $0.00
COMM 131 FUNDAMENTALS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING
Instruction in public speaking, stressing audience analysis, organization and support of ideas. Students prepare and deliver speeches on
topics of current concern. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34397 On Campus BC-224 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Medel, M L 3 $0.00
31716 On Campus BC-101 F 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Merek, J M 3 $0.00
34394 On Campus BC-101 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sublett, C M 3 $0.00
33377 On Campus BC-101 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Merek, J M 3 $0.00
34395 On Campus BC-224 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Osgood, K A 3 $0.00
34396 On Campus BC-101 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Merek, J M 3 $0.00
COMM 131H FUNDAMENTALS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING, HONORS
Instruction in public speaking, stressing audience analysis, organization and support of ideas. Students prepare and deliver speeches on
topics coordinated with other courses in the Honors Program. Students must attend the Communication Lab for eight hours per semester as
“Plus Hour.” (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Acceptance into the Honors Program. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36764 On Campus BC-101 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Sublett, C M 3 $0.00
COMM 141 SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION
Introduction to communication in small groups and team settings. Focus on tasks and social dimensions of problem-solving and decision-making.
Balanced emphasis between theoretical foundations and practical applications. Students must attend the Communication Lab for eight hours
per semester as “Plus Hour”. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36186 On Campus BC-224 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kistler, C I 3 $0.00
31722 On Campus BC-101 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Carroll, C P 3 $0.00
31720 On Campus BC-101 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Carroll, C P 3 $0.00
31723 On Campus BC-222 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Carroll, C P 3 $0.00
COMM 151 INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Introduction to communication between people from different cultures. Topics and activities are designed to develop communication skills
that improve competence in intercultural situations. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31726 On Campus BC-224 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kistler, C I 3 $0.00
31724 On Campus BC-224 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kistler, C I 3 $0.00
31725 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Kistler, C I 3 $0.00
32085 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Kistler, C I 3 $0.00
36762 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Kistler, C I 3 $0.00
COMM 161 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION
Study of face-to-face and mediated communication on the job. Development of interpersonal skills, meeting management, interviewing and
presentational speaking. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31857 On Campus BC-101 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hutchinson, C C 3 $0.00
COMM 162 MEDIATED BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION
This online course does not fulfill the oral communication requirement for CSU admission nor does it satisfy CSU General Education Area A1.
Study of communication on the job, with a focus on mediated communication. Development of interpersonal skills, meeting management,
interviewing and presentation design. Study of communication flow in organizations. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110
or 110H or 110GB.
35245 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Hutchinson, C C 3 $0.00
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COMM 171 MASS MEDIA AND SOCIETY
Exploration of the history, effect and role of the mass media in U.S. society. Students move beyond being “consumers” of media to “analysts”
of media. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36404 On Campus BC-222 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rollin Moore, E J 3 $0.00
COMM 288 COMMUNICATION RESEARCH METHODS
Introduction to the most common theoretical and practical concerns in communication research. Provides understanding of research
methods and how they can be designed and evaluated. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB
and Math 107. COURSE ADVISORY: COMM 101.
31730 On Campus BC-222 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Garard, D L 3 $0.00
31731 On Campus BC-222 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Garard, D L 3 $0.00
COMM 289 COMMUNICATION THEORY
Introduction to the role of theory in the field of communication, emphasizing theory construction, development and application. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31732 On Campus BC-222 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Garard, D L 3 $0.00
34398 On Campus BC-222 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Garard, D L 3 $0.00
31734 On Campus BC-222 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Garard, D L 3 $0.00
COMM 295 INTERNSHIP IN COMMUNICATION
Structured Internship program in which students gain experience with community organizations related to the discipline. (TR: CSU)
LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Completion of two courses in Communication at SBCC prior to enrolling in Internship course.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31735 Off Campus BC-102 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kistler, C I 2 $0.00
31736 Off Campus BC-102 11.4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kistler, C I 3 $0.00
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AND OFFICE MANAGEMENT
COMP 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Introduction to Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint) including Windows, plus open source software, social networking and
Web2.0 productivity tools for use “at work and at home.” (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103. COURSE ADVISORY:
COMP 151A.
30302 On Campus BC-302 MW 9:35am-11:40am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Schueler, P R 4 $0.00
30297 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Diamond, C L 4 $0.00
30298 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Diamond, C L 4 $0.00
30299 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Diamond, C L 4 $0.00
30300 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Diamond, C L 4 $0.00
31918 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Mass, M 4 $0.00
31987 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Mass, M 4 $0.00
35596 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Mass, M 4 $0.00
36079 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Mass, M 4 $0.00
36949 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Diamond, C L 4 $0.00
36950 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Mass, M 4 $0.00
COMP 103 INTERNET COMMUNICATIONS
Introduction to Internet communications: How and when to use them safely, including the Worldwide Web, search engines, e-mail, chat,
discussion, blogs, social networking tools and Web2.0. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
30304 ONLINE ONLINE 1 hour/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Watkins, D C 1 $0.00
COMP 107 MICROSOFT WORD
For all computer users. Create reports, resumes, form letters, mailing labels, newsletters, online forms. Core features include formatting,
page numbers, headers/footers, styles, templates, columns, tables. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or
110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 151AB.
36498 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Watkins, D C 4 $0.00
COMP 109 MICROSOFT EXCEL
Introduction to spreadsheets using Excel. Includes designing and building workbooks/worksheets, formatting, graphs, charts, decision-making,
list and data management, data exchange. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY:
COMP 151AB.
35123 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Wilshusen, C R 4 $0.00
COMP 111 MICROSOFT ACCESS
Introduction to the Microsoft Access database management system. Includes creating and maintaining database tables, creating macros,
querying database tables, designing forms and creating reports. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 101.
34341 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Wilshusen, C R 4 $0.00
COMP 112 MICROSOFT POWERPOINT
Plan, create, modify and deliver effective presentations (on-screen, in-person and remotely on the Web), utilizing basic to expert features of
Microsoft PowerPoint. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 100 and 123.
36088 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Robinson, J L 4 $0.00
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COMP 120 BEING SUCCESSFUL WITH MOODLE
Introduction to tools used in Moodle. Includes Moodle discussion boards and e-mail, uploading assignments, managing files, trouble-shooting
hardware/software/browser issues, and installing utilities. (TR: CSU) SKILL ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
35124 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-10/04/13 Online Robinson, J L 1 $0.00
36951 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 10/07/13-11/15/13 Online Robinson, J L 1 $0.00
COMP 123 INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT WORD
Use of essential Word features to create and format documents quickly: research papers in MLA or APA style, fliers and resumes. For general
student use in any course. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103. COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 151A.
36499 On Campus BC-313 6 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 SelfPaced Mass, M 1 $0.00
COMP 139 SOCIAL NETWORKING FOR BUSINESS
Learn to effectively use business social networking tools such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, blogs, Wikipedia and YouTube to promote,
influence and sell. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
35623 On Campus BC-302 F 9:00am- 1:15pm 10/04/13-10/11/13 Classroom Sims, A G 0.5 $0.00
COMP 144B GOOGLE WORLD
Students explore and use applications in Google World, such as Google docs, forms, calendar, blogger, Wave, Reader and more. (TR: CSU)
COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 103. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
36090 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Watkins, D C 3 $0.00
COMP 151AB BEGINNING COMPUTER KEYBOARDING
Introduction to computer keyboarding skills. Also correspondence and reports created, using Microsoft Word. (TR: CSU)
33643 On Campus BC-302 MW Noon - 1:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Schueler, P R 3 $0.00
33644 On Campus BC-313 M 5:30pm- 8:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Schueler, P R 3 $0.00
COMP 161B BUSINESS CAREER SUCCESS
Soft skills required for successful business career: Understanding the business environment, job-finding/job-keeping skills, managing online
persona, team dynamics, business-social skills, effective communication/presentations. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 101.
36501 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Wilshusen, C R 2 $0.00
COMP 271 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
Develop excellent written and face-to-face business communication skills. Write effective documents, including letters, reports, e-mails,
resumes and messages. Learn strategies for communicating in Internet/digital environment (blogs, social networking). (TR: CSU) SKILLS
ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 171.
36091 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Holms, A E 3 $0.00
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
See Computer Science (CS) for additional computer programming courses.
CIS 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Introduction to the role of computer information systems within modern organizations. Students use computers for programming and
microcomputer applications. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30276 On Campus BC-237 M 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Frankel, E S 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus BC-314 W 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
31904 On Campus BC-237 T 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus BC-313 R 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30277 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Frankel, E S 4 $0.00
33109 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Staff 4 $0.00
36092 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Staff 4 $0.00
CIS 112 HELP DESK CONCEPTS
Introduction to computer help desk methodologies using the ITIL framework. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H
or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: CIS 101.
34939 ONLINE ONLINE 4.5 hours/week 10/14/13-12/06/13 Online Staff 2 $0.00
CIS 117 INTRODUCTION TO SQL PROGRAMMING
Using SQL to retrieve, insert, update, and delete information from relational databases. Creating row and aggregate functions, inner and
outer joins, set operations, subqueries and parameter queries. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
COURSE ADVISORY: CIS 101.
36916 ONLINE ONLINE 4.5 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 Online Staff 2 $0.00
CIS 181 TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL WRITING
Writing course designed to teach professional-level written communication in technical fields. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33417 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Holms, A E 3 $0.00
CIS 201 UNIX/LINUX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
Introduction to UNIX and Linux system administration. Occupational preparation for PC support personnel, programmers and network systems
managers. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: CIS 218 or CS 130.
31984 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Rayburn, M K 4 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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CIS 213 MS EXCHANGE SERVER ADMINISTRATION
Introduction to Microsoft Exchange Server system administration. Offered under the Microsoft IT Academy. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: CIS 206.
36918 On Campus BC-314 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sodusta, J A 3 $0.00
CIS 218 MS WINDOWS DESKTOP SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
Introduction to Microsoft Windows desktop system administration. Offered under the Microsoft IT Academy. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: CIS 101.
34392 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Frankel, E S 4 $0.00
CIS 220 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONIC COMMERCE
Survey of electronic commerce and the use of the Internet for business. Introduces major components of the field, including marketing,
communications, cyberlaw, operations and technical issues. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
COURSE ADVISORY: BUS 101 and COMP 103.
36057 On Campus BC-230 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Powers, C M 3 $0.00
36819 On Campus BC-226 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Powers, C M 3 $0.00
36823 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Ellis, M A 3 $0.00
36825 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Powers, C M 3 $0.00
36829 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Block, S A 3 $0.00
CIS 225 CITRIX XENAPP ADMINISTRATION
Introduction to Citrix XenApp administration. Occupational preparation for PC support personnel, programmers and network systems
managers. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: CIS 114 and 206. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
37024 On Campus BC-314 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
CIS 232 SQL SERVER DATABASE ADMINISTRATION
Administering, backing up and recovering SQL Server databases. Offered under the Microsoft IT Academy. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: CIS 206 and 231.
36915 On Campus BC-314 W 5:50pm- 9:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
CIS 247 MANAGING INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR THE ENTREPRENEUR
Introduction to management of information technology for the entrepreneur. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110, 110H
or 110GB.
36917 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Staff 2 $0.00
CIS 290 WORK EXPERIENCE IN COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
For Computer Information Systems students only. Student must be enrolled in at least one class (other than Work Experience) in their major,
plus have a major-related work station. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36919 Off Campus TBA 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Frankel, E S 1 $0.00
36920 Off Campus TBA 8.8 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Frankel, E S 2 $0.00
36921 Off Campus TBA 12 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Frankel, E S 3 $0.00
36922 Off Campus TBA 17.6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Frankel, E S 4 $0.00
COMPUTER NETWORK ENGINEERING
CNEE 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER NETWORK TECHNOLOGY
Technical introduction to data communications and networks. Topics include data communications hardware and software, transmission
methodologies and rates, standards, protocols, terminology and concepts. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or
110H or 110GB; Math 4.
30052 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online El-Soussi, M H 3 $0.00
36982 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Cardenas, J A 3 $0.00
CNEE 102 PC REPAIR I: HARDWARE
Fundamentals of supporting and trouble-shooting computer hardware: mother boards, hard drives, I/O devices, memory, printers and
multimedia devices. Includes hands-on lab activities. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110, 110H or 110GB; Math 4.
30054 On Campus A-181 M 5:30pm- 7:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Thornell, J S 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-181 M 8:05pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
34643 On Campus A-181 W 5:30pm- 7:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cardenas, J A 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-181 W 8:05pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CNEE 106 TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND WAN
Introduction to voice, data and video communications. Business and technical overview. Topics include customer premises equipment,
telecommunications networks, transmission media, T-1, switching and signaling, LANs, Internet, ISDN and PCS. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33740 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online El-Soussi, M H 3 $0.00
CNEE 110 NETWORKING ESSENTIALS
Introduction to networking components and systems: networking standards, protocols, operating systems, media and hardware. Includes hands-on
lab activities. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 4. COURSE ADVISORY: CNEE 102.
30056 On Campus A-181 R 5:30pm- 7:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom El-Soussi, M H 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-181 R 8:05pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
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CNEE 112 PC REPAIR II: SOFTWARE
Fundamentals of supporting and trouble-shooting computer operating systems: installation, configuration and maintenance of different
Windows OSs. Includes hands-on lab activities. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 4.
COURSE ADVISORY: CNEE 102.
33412 On Campus A-181 T 5:30pm- 7:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cardenas, J A 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-181 T 8:05pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CNEE 120 FUNDAMENTALS OF NETWORK SECURITY
Fundamentals of network security principles and implementation. Covers authentication, attacks and malicious code, threats and countermeasures,
security topologies, intrusion detection, cryptography, firewalls and physical security concepts. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 4. COURSE ADVISORY: CNEE 110.
33734 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online El-Soussi, M H 3 $0.00
CNEE 125 CCNA I: INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKING AND ROUTERS
First half of CCNA certification preparation. Networking concepts, TCP/IP, routing, Cisco IOS, and Cisco router configuration. (TR: CSU)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 4. COURSE ADVISORY: CNEE 110.
33026 On Campus A-182 M 5:50pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cardenas, J A 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-182 W 6:00pm- 8:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CNEE 126 CCNA II: SWITCHING AND WAN
Second half of CCNA certification preparation. Switching, VLANs, ACL, WAN services, PPP, frame relay and wireless LANs. (TR: CSU)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 4. COURSE ADVISORY: CNEE 125.
33027 On Campus A-180 W 5:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom El-Soussi, M H 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-180 M 6:00pm- 8:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CNEE 146 FIREWALLS AND VPNS
Installation, configuration and operation of network security. Focuses on implementing IP network security on perimeter routers and firewalls:
AAA security, access control, IDS, VPN and IPSec. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 4.
COURSE ADVISORY: CNEE 125.
36568 ONLINE ONLINE 6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Cardenas, J A 4 $0.00
CNEE 206 MS WINDOWS NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE
Introduction to MS Windows network infrastructure. Installation, configuration, management and support of DHCP, DNS and WEB, security and
Internet services. Includes hands-on lab activities. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB and Math 4.
35065 On Campus A-180 R 5:30pm- 7:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cardenas, J A 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-180 R 8:05pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
COMPUTER SCIENCE
LECTURE/LAB COURSES REQUIRE + TWO LAB HOURS TBA.
See Computer Information Systems (CIS) for additional programming and microcomputer courses.
Computer-related courses also offered in COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AND OFFICE MANAGEMENT (COMP),
DRAFTING/CAD (DRFT), COMPUTER NETWORK ENGINEERING (CNEE) AND ENGINEERING (ENGR).
CS 101 COMPUTER CONCEPTS
Survey covering the Internet, productivity applications, databases, software, programming and numbering systems. Suitable for all majors and is a
recommended course for Computer Science majors. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 100.
35965 On Campus ECC-13 MW 9:00am-10:40am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kuehn, J M 4 $0.00
31473 On Campus ECC-13 TR 11:00am-12:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dependahl Jr, R H 4 $0.00
35966 On Campus ECC-13 MW 11:00am-12:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kuehn, J M 4 $0.00
33785 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Nevins, D I 4 $0.00
36769 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Nevins, D I 4 $0.00
CS 111 HTML AND WEBMASTERING
Project-oriented course focusing on the Web and the technology behind it (HTML, CSS, Forms, XML and more). Students must also enroll
in a CS 111 lab. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
34655 On Campus ECC-13 M 5:00pm- 7:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Masooman, S 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-14 M 7:10pm-10:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CS 114 PYTHON PROGRAMMING
Introduction to Python language programming. Covers the python data model, import system, expressions, simple and compound statements,
objects and object-oriented programming, and the python library. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
36977 On Campus PS-128 MW 5:15pm- 6:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Nevins, D I 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-14 M 6:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CS 120 JAVA PROGRAMMING
Study of object-oriented programming using Java. Focus on the development of software tools for database management, graphics, sound
and Web animation. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103. COURSE ADVISORY: CS 101 or CIS 101. You must
enroll in one Lecture (3 units) and one Lab (0 units) section.
31475 On Campus TBA 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dependahl Jr, R H 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-13 TR 12:45pm- 1:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CS 120—Java Programming classes continue on the next page
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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33318 On Campus TBA 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dependahl Jr, R H 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-13 W 5:00pm- 7:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CS 120L JAVA PROGRAMMING LAB
Laboratory portion of CS 120. Conducted in Computer Science lab. You must enroll in one Lecture (3 units) and one Lab (0 units) section.
33980 On Campus ECC-14 T 1:55pm- 4:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dependahl Jr, R H 0.0 $0.00
33981 On Campus ECC-14 R 1:55pm- 4:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dependahl Jr, R H 0.0 $0.00
33983 On Campus ECC-14 W 7:10pm-10:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dependahl Jr, R H 0.0 $0.00
CS 130 INTRODUCTION TO UNIX
Survey of the UNIX/Linux operating system. Provides a broad, moderate-depth encounter with UNIX/Linux architecture, environment and
commands, using the college’s workstations. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103. COURSE ADVISORY: CS 101.
33320 On Campus PS-128 W 5:00pm- 6:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kloos, D J 1.5 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-14 W 6:45pm- 8:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CS 131 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING
Computer architecture, organization and design. Topics include hardware, machine language instructions, number systems, Boolean algebra
and binary manipulation. Includes programming on the college’s computers. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: CS 135.
36771 On Campus ECC-13 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kuehn, J M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-15 M 2:10pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CS 132 DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN
Intro to digital logic design, logic of propositions, Boolean algebra, Karnaugh maps, Quine-McCluskey methods, combinational and
sequential circuits and timing diagrams, multiplexers/decoders, FSMs, and programmable logic devices. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 103. Proficiency in Math 104 or 107 or 111.
36975 On Campus TBA W 6:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Masooman, S 3 $0.00
CS 133 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING FOR ENGINEERS
General philosophy of programming for engineers. Students are introduced to a modern programming language (Matlab). Areas of study
include algorithms, decision structures, arrays, matrices and graphing. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or
110H or 110GB; Math 107. COURSE ADVISORY: CS 101 or CIS 101.
35702 On Campus ECC-13 R 5:00pm- 5:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Strenn, S P 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-14 R 2:30pm- 3:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CS 135 PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS
Study of structured and OOP programming. Topics include data types, nested Ifs, looping techniques, CASE statements, procedures,
functions, parameters, file structures, dynamic lists and recursion. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: CS 101.
34407 On Campus ECC-13 W 2:40pm- 4:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dependahl Jr, R H 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-14 W 12:45pm- 2:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33321 On Campus PS-130 M 5:00pm- 7:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dependahl Jr, R H 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-14 M 3:00pm- 4:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CS 137 C PROGRAMMING
Study of the programming language C. Definition of data types, loop controls, structures, functions, parameter passing, pointers, records
and related data structures. Description of the UNIX operating system. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: CS 131 or 135.
35967 On Campus A-161 W 11:15am- 1:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Strenn, S P 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-14 W 9:15am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13
CS 140 OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING USING C++
Provides in-depth understanding of fundamentals of object-oriented programming methodology, such as message-passing, data-hiding, encapsulation,
class and inheritance, using C++. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103. COURSE ADVISORY: CS 120 or 137.
33323 On Campus EBS-301 MW 5:30pm- 6:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kuehn, J M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-15 W 2:10pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CS 143 DISCRETE MATH
Introduction to the study of discrete objects and their relationships, with a focus on applications in computer science. (TR: CSU/UC)
PREREQ: Math 150. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
36773 On Campus EBS-301 TR 6:30pm- 8:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Masooman, S 4 $0.00
CS 145J INTRODUCTION TO DATA STRUCTURES
Study of data structures and algorithms in the Java language. Analysis and development of lists, trees, queues, stacks, hash tables, searches
and sorts. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103. COURSE ADVISORY: CS 120, 135.
31481 On Campus ECC-13 R 5:30pm- 7:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Strenn, S P 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-14 R 7:55pm- 9:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CS 145P INTRODUCTION TO DATA STRUCTURES
Study of data structures and algorithms in the Pascal language. Analysis and development of lists, trees, queues, stacks, hash tables,
searches and sorts. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103. COURSE ADVISORY: CS 135.
31483 On Campus ECC-13 R 5:30pm- 7:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Strenn, S P 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-14 R 7:55pm- 9:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
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CS 189 PROGRAMMING PRACTICUM
Programming course focused on rapid team-based problem solving techniques using standard tools and libraries. There is also an emphasis
on leadership skills and team problem solving. (TR: CSU)
36974 On Campus ECC-14 1 hour/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 1 $0.00
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY
SBCC is a state-approved school that offers a partial curriculum for electrician trainees.
CT 110 BEGINNING CONSTRUCTION
Introduction to construction skills for students interested in a career in the building trades. (TR: CSU)
33434 Off Campus WAKE-23 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cunningham, J L 4.7 $0.00
also meets Off Campus WAKE-24 S 8:30am- 1:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CT 112 FRAMING
Intermediate framing construction skills for students interested in a career in the building trades. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility
for English 100.
33663 Off Campus WAKE-24 M 5:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Foster, P M 3 $0.00
also meets Off Campus WAKE-24 08/26/13-12/14/13
CT 114 BEGINNING FINISH CARPENTRY
Introduction to finish carpentry, with emphasis on residential construction. (TR: CSU)
34961 Off Campus WAKE-24 R 5:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Utt, R D 3 $0.00
also meets Off Campus WAKE-24 08/26/13-12/14/13
CT 116 BLUEPRINT READING
Introduction to blueprint reading for residential construction. (TR: CSU)
33665 Off Campus WAKE-23 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Foster, P M 3 $0.00
CT 122 BUILDING GREEN
Overview of Green Building approach to design, planning and construction issues in sustainable building. (TR: CSU)
35538 Off Campus WAKE-23 R 6:00pm- 9:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Foster, P M 6 $0.00
also meets Off Campus WAKE-23 S 2:00pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CT 133 MOTORS, MOTOR CONTROLLERS, AND PROCESS CONTROLLERS
Basic function, operation, installation, and characteristics of various types of motors. (TR: CSU)
36980 Off Campus RODBON M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bennett, T A 3 $0.00
CT 134 TRANSFORMERS
Basic function, operation, installation, and characteristics of transformers. (TR: CSU)
36979 Off Campus WAKE-23 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cooper, A B 3 $0.00
CT 290 WORK EXPERIENCE IN CONSTRUCTION TRADES
On-the-job experience to assist students in developing skills and knowledge of residential construction. Orientation and monthly conference
required. (TR: CSU)
33667 Off Campus WAKE-23 W 4:45pm- 5:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Foster, P M 1 $0.00
33668 Off Campus WAKE-23 W 4:45pm- 5:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Foster, P M 2 $0.00
33669 Off Campus WAKE-23 W 4:45pm- 5:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Foster, P M 3 $0.00
33670 Off Campus WAKE-23 W 4:45pm- 5:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Foster, P M 4 $0.00
*Continuing Education Computer Classes
Watch for other COMP classes offered at the Wake Center. See the Continuing Education Schedule for details.
COSMETOLOGY
Students interested in the Cosmetology or Esthetician programs must complete a program application and be accepted into a program
before registering for class. All students wishing to enroll are invited to apply.
An information sheet and program application form may be obtained at www.sbcc.edu/cosmetology, or at the SBCC Cosmetology
Academy (5160 Hollister Avenue in the Magnolia Shopping Center in Goleta), or from the Health Technologies Office (A-218),
or Counseling Center (SS-120) on the SBCC campus. Acceptance is based on the number of spaces available and the postmarked date
of completed application.
New classes begin throughout the academic year.
Visit www.sbcc.edu/cosmetology or call the Cosmetology Academy at (805) 683-4191, ext. 2, for the next orientation and starting dates.
CSMT 121 INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY-MODULE 1
Basic theory of cosmetology and its applications; first of five 360-hour segments. Meets Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:05 p.m.
Additional cost for required cosmetology kit, smock and textbooks.
35548 On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 09/18/13-11/27/13 Classroom Hudson, B J 12 $700.00
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 09/18/13-11/27/13
CSMT 121—Introduction to Cosmetology-Module 1 classes continue on the next page
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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35549 On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 12/02/13-12/20/13 Classroom Hudson, B J 12 $700.00
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 01/06/14-02/26/14
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 12/02/13-12/20/13
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 01/06/14-02/26/14
CSMT 122 INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY-MODULE 2
Basic theory of cosmetology and its applications; second of five segments. Meets Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:05 p.m.
PREREQ: CSMT 121.
37016 On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 12/02/13-12/20/13 Classroom Rosas, G 12 $0.00
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 01/06/14-02/26/14
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 01/06/14-02/26/14
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 12/02/13-12/20/13
CSMT 123 INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY-MODULE 3
Intermediate theory of cosmetology and its applications; third of five segments. Meets Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:05 p.m.
PREREQ: CSMT 122.
37055 On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 09/18/13-11/27/13 Classroom Puailoa, M F 12 $0.00
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 09/18/13-11/27/13
CSMT 124 INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY-MODULE 4
Intermediate theory of cosmetology and its applications; fourth of five segments. Meets Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:05 p.m.
PREREQ: CSMT 123.
35550 On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 12/02/13-12/20/13 Classroom Jackson, S R 12 $0.00
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 01/06/14-02/26/14
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 12/02/13-12/20/13
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 01/06/14-02/26/14
36520 On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 09/18/13-11/27/13 Classroom Jackson, S R 12 $0.00
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 09/18/13-11/27/13
CSMT 125 INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY-MODULE 5
Advanced theory of cosmetology and its applications; fifth of five segments. Meets Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:05 p.m.
PREREQ: CSMT 124.
35271 On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 12/02/13-12/20/13 Classroom Franco, J M 12 $0.00
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 01/06/14-02/26/14
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 12/02/13-12/20/13
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 01/06/14-02/26/14
35551 On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 09/18/13-11/27/13 Classroom Franco, J M 12 $0.00
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 09/18/13-11/27/13
CSMT 131 ESTHETICIAN TRAINING-MODULE 1
Basic theory of esthetics and its applications; first of two 360-hour segments. Meets Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:05 p.m.
Additional cost for required esthetician kit, smock and textbooks.
35552 On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 12/02/13-12/20/13 Classroom Mellott, M J 12 $500.00
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 01/06/14-02/26/14
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 12/02/13-12/20/13
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 01/06/14-02/26/14
CSMT 132 ESTHETICIAN TRAINING-MODULE 2
Advanced theory of esthetics and its applications; second of two 360-hour segments. Meets Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:05 p.m.
Additional cost for esthetician kit and textbooks. PREREQ: CSMT 131
35405 On Campus COSACA MTWRF 8:30am-12:30pm 09/18/13-11/27/13 Classroom Mellott, M J 12 $0.00
also meets On Campus COSACA MTWRF 1:00pm- 4:05pm 09/18/13-11/27/13
CULINARY ARTS
Students must apply and be accepted into this program prior to enrolling. Call the School of Culinary Arts, (805) 965-0581, ext. 2458,
for further information.
CA 111 HOSPITALITY CONTROLS
Covers industry practices and procedures in controls of cash, inventory, employees, time, sanitation, purveyors and equipment. (TR: CSU)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 100.
30884 On Campus CC-122 W 1:30pm- 3:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wise, K J 2 $0.00
CA 113 HOSPITALITY SANITATION AND SAFETY
In-depth study of management’s responsibility in sanitation, safety procedures and practices as set forth by the laws and regulations
covering the food industry. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 100.
30885 On Campus TBA R 2:15pm- 4:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wise, K J 2 $0.00
CA 115A CATERING PREP
Structured on-the-job experience in preparing for various campus catering functions. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT:
Completion of departmental enrollment procedures. PREREQ: CA 113 with minimum grade of “C”. SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 100;
eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
37036 On Campus GKIT 1.6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sullivan, M A 0.5 $0.00
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CA 115B CATERING SERVICE
Structured on-the-job experience in serving campus catering functions. Students will cook and serve breakfast, lunch and/or dinner catered
events. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CA 115A.
37037 On Campus GKIT 1.6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sullivan, M A 0.5 $0.00
CA 115C CATERING KITCHEN
Structured on-the-job experience in cooking for various campus catering functions. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CA 115B with a minimum grade of “C”.
37038 On Campus GKIT 1.6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sullivan, M A 0.5 $0.00
CA 115D CATERING ORGANIZATION
Structured on-the-job experience in organizing various campus catering functions. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CA 111, 115C and 129.
37039 On Campus GKIT 1.6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sullivan, M A 0.5 $0.00
CA 116 INTRODUCTION TO THE FOOD SERVICE PROFESSION
Introduction to culinary arts and related food service occupations, describing the history of food, from classical to California fusion.
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Completion of departmental enrollment procedures. SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 100; eligibility
for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30888 On Campus EBS-301 F 2:00pm- 4:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ruiz, L M 2 $0.00
CA 117 CULINARY FUNDAMENTALS I
Introduction to the professional kitchen. Emphasis on classical cooking and food theory. Hands-on application of theory and techniques. (TR: CSU)
LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Completion of departmental enrollment procedures. PREREQ: CA 113, may be taken concurrently.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 100; eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30889 On Campus CC-108 T 7:00am- 8:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fredericks, C T 2 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA T 8:05am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13
36070 On Campus CC-108 R 9:00am-10:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fredericks, C T 2 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA R 10:05am- 1:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36574 On Campus CC-108 F 9:00am-10:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fredericks, C T 2 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA F 10:05am- 1:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CA 121 PRINCIPLES OF PANTRY
Introduction to a restaurant pantry station. Theory and practical skills required to produce quality salads, sandwiches and cold sauces
emphasized. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Completion of departmental enrollment procedures. SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 100;
eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30893 On Campus CC-108 M 11:00am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rapp, S F 2 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA M 12:05pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30894 On Campus CC-108 W Noon - 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rapp, S F 2 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA W 1:05pm- 4:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33720 On Campus CC-108 M 3:30pm- 4:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Deak, G J 2 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA M 4:35pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CA 124 PRINCIPLES OF BAKING
Introduction to the basic skills needed for a professional bakeshop. Theory and practical skills required to produce quality pastries and breads.
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Completion of departmental enrollment procedures. COREQ: CA 113. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Math 100; eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30895 On Campus BKSHOP M 3:00pm- 4:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Allain, S L 2 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA M 4:05pm- 7:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30896 On Campus BKSHOP T 3:00pm- 4:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Leelahatorn, M 2 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA T 4:05pm- 7:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30897 On Campus BKSHOP W 3:00pm- 4:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Leelahatorn, M 2 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA W 4:05pm- 7:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
CA 129 PURCHASING AND RECEIVING
How to develop and implement effective purchasing and storeroom procedures. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CA 113 and 116.
30898 On Campus CC-122 R 2:30pm- 4:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lopez-Corrales, F D 2 $0.00
CA 134 HOSPITALITY SUPERVISION FOR HOTELS
Provides students with the principles of supervision as they apply specifically to the hospitality industry. (TR: CSU)
30899 On Campus CC-122 W 7:00am- 9:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vanhecke, V 2 $0.00
CA 200 FOOD SERVICE PRACTICUM
Hands-on lab provides experience in a working kitchen. Practical techniques required to produce quality soups, sauces, entrees, starches
and vegetables emphasized. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CA 113 and 117L.
30912 On Campus GKIT MTWRF 7:00am- 1:10pm 08/26/13-09/16/13 Classroom Rapp, S F 2 $0.00
30913 On Campus GKIT MTWRF 7:00am- 1:10pm 09/17/13-10/07/13 Classroom Rapp, S F 2 $0.00
30914 On Campus GKIT MTWRF 7:00am- 1:10pm 10/08/13-10/28/13 Classroom Rapp, S F 2 $0.00
30915 On Campus GKIT MTWRF 7:00am- 1:10pm 10/29/13-11/19/13 Classroom Rapp, S F 2 $0.00
30916 On Campus GKIT MTWRF 7:00am- 1:10pm 11/20/13-12/12/13 Classroom Rapp, S F 2 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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CA 201 WINES
Identification of wines from France, Germany and Italy. Characteristics of wines from the major wine varietals emphasized, and the process
of wine-making presented. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 100.
30900 On Campus CC-122 R 7:00am- 9:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gardella, D A 2 $0.00
36927 On Campus CC-122 R 6:00pm- 8:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gardella, D A 2 $0.00
CA 202B WINES OF BORDEAUX AND BURGUNDY
In-depth study of the wines of Bordeaux and Burgundy, covering the regions, grape varieties, history and laws of French wine production.
(TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: CA 201.
36926 On Campus CC-122 M 6:00pm- 8:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rasch, M P 2 $0.00
CA 203 RESTAURANT SERVICE AND PRODUCTION
Hands-on experience in the operation of a restaurant in both front of the house and the kitchen. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CA 200.
30901 On Campus GKIT MTWRF 9:30am- 1:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bublitz, R F 8 $0.00
CA 204 ADVANCED RESTAURANT AND CULINARY
Classical French and modern cooking techniques combine theory and hands-on work in a kitchen featuring professional techniques of sauce
making, roasting, braising, sauteing, etc. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CA 203. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB;
Math 100.
30902 On Campus GDR RF 3:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fredericks, C T 4 $0.00
CA 214 ADVANCED ARTISAN BAKING
Advanced techniques of traditional and contemporary bread baking are demonstrated and practiced for student application in a professional
bakeshop operation. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CA 113 and 124.
30904 On Campus BKSHOP W 3:00pm- 7:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Allain, S L 2 $0.00
CA 215 MODERN FOOD: STYLE, DESIGN, THEORY AND PRODUCTION
Study and practice of modern food design. The different styles of Fusion, Californian, Pacific-Rim, Tex-Mex, Nouvelle and others are demonstrated
and practiced. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CA 113 and 203.
30905 On Campus GKIT T 3:30pm- 7:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vanhecke, V 2 $0.00
CA 217 CULINARY FUNDAMENTALS II
Advanced theory in food science, culinary techniques and modern cooking styles. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CA 117.
30906 On Campus ECC-30 M 1:30pm- 3:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vanhecke, V 2 $0.00
CA 224 PASTRY PRACTICUM
Hands-on experience in a professional bakeshop. Practical techniques required to produce quality pastries and breads emphasized. (TR: CSU)
PREREQ: CA 113 and 124.
30907 On Campus BKSHOP MTWRF 7:00am- 1:10pm 08/26/13-09/16/13 Classroom Bublitz, R F 2 $0.00
30908 On Campus BKSHOP MTWRF 7:00am- 1:10pm 09/17/13-10/07/13 Classroom Bublitz, R F 2 $0.00
30909 On Campus BKSHOP MTWRF 7:00am- 1:10pm 10/08/13-10/28/13 Classroom Bublitz, R F 2 $0.00
30910 On Campus BKSHOP MTWRF 7:00am- 1:10pm 10/29/13-11/19/13 Classroom Bublitz, R F 2 $0.00
30911 On Campus BKSHOP MTWRF 7:00am- 1:10pm 11/20/13-12/12/13 Classroom Bublitz, R F 2 $0.00
CA 230 FOOD SERVICE: NUTRITION
Principles of nutrition and their application to personal lifestyle and a professional kitchen through an analysis of marketing, food trends,
menu design and recipe modification. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 100.
30917 On Campus CC-122 M 7:00am- 9:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cardillo, G 2 $0.00
CA 236 MEAT ANALYSIS
Cuts, grades and usage of pork, veal, beef, lamb and poultry discussed and cut into standard industry cuts. Costs of different types of meat
are taught. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CA 113 and 217. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 100.
30918 On Campus CC-108 W 7:30am-11:35am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fredericks, C T 2 $0.00
CA 261 RESTAURANT OWNERSHIP
Exploration of the planning and operation of a food service establishment, including feasibility studies, financing, menu design and day-to-day
operations management. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: CA 111 and 129. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 100.
30919 On Campus CC-122 R 10:00am-12:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sjerven, M B 2 $0.00
CA 290 WORK EXPERIENCE FOR CULINARY ARTS STUDENTS
For majors only. Students must have completed all required first-semester courses, plus have a major-related work experience station. (TR: CSU)
PREREQ: CA 116. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 100.
30921 On Campus CC-122 12 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Thomas, K M 3 $0.00
DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY
Enrollment in DMS courses is limited to students accepted into the DMS Program.
Contact the Health Technologies Office, Room A-218, (805) 965-0581, ext. 2366, for information.
DMS 166 OB/GYN SCANNING AND PATHOLOGY
Interpretation of normal and abnormal OB/GYN anatomy, sonographic and gross anatomy, comparing one pathological condition to another.
Identification of pathophysiological anatomic structures in various sonographic planes and images. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: DMS 156.
36789 On Campus A-242 FS 8:00am- 9:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Von Bernuth, D 2 $0.00
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DMS 170 INTRODUCTION TO VASCULAR ULTRASOUND
Introduction to the physics of Doppler, hemodynamics of blood flow and instrumentation used in applying physics to vascular technology.
Visual and audible presentation of venous and arterial circulation. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: DMS 150.
36786 On Campus A-242 FS 9:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Von Bernuth, D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-236 F 11:30am- 2:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36787 On Campus A-242 FS 9:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Von Bernuth, D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-236 S 11:30am- 2:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36788 On Campus A-242 FS 9:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Von Bernuth, D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-236 F 2:40pm- 5:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
DMS 183 CLINICAL EXPERIENCE 2
Clinical experience and exposure to sonographic procedures. (TR: CSU)
36790 Off Campus CLINIC MTWR 8:00am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Terveen, D 9.5 $0.00
also meets Off Campus CLINIC MTWR 12:30pm- 4:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
DISABLED STUDENT SERVICES
The following course is designed for students with disabilities who are enrolled in other credit classes. Instruction focuses on strategies for
the mainstream.
DSPS 077 WRITING/READING STRATEGIES
Designed for students with disabilities who are enrolled in mainstream college classes and whose disabilities result in educational limitations
in the area of accessing the written language. Graded Pass/No Pass.
31823 On Campus SS-272 TR 9:20am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lewin, G A 2 $0.00
DRAFTING/CAD
DRFT 101 BASIC DRAFTING
Fundamental concepts of technical drawing. Topics include lettering, use of instruments, mathematics for drafting, multiviews, dimensioning,
assemblies, sections, pictorials, perspectives, graphs and charts. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1.
36952 On Campus OE-16 T 10:00am- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Connell Sr, J 3 $0.00
30138 On Campus OE-16 R 5:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Connell Sr, J 3 $0.00
33066 On Campus OE-16 W 5:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Connell Sr, J 3 $0.00
DRFT 103 BLUEPRINT READING
Introduction to blueprint reading for residential construction. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100.
35219 Off Campus WAKE-23 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Foster, P M 3 $0.00
DRFT 105 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS
Graphic/visual communication, emphasizing the engineering design process. Topics include the design process, lettering, freehand
sketching, multiviews and linear perspectives. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103; Math 1.
33895 On Campus OE-16 T 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arnold, N J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus OE-16 R 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
DRFT 120 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING I
Practices and procedures used in architectural drafting. Includes line work, lettering and use of instruments in drafting a set of simple residential
working drawings. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1.
35665 On Campus OE-16 M 9:00am- 1:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Welby, L M 3 $0.00
30139 On Campus OE-16 M 5:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arias del Cid, A M 3 $0.00
DRFT 121 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING II
Practices and procedures used in architectural drafting and design. Includes designing a small residence and drafting a set of simple
residential working drawings. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: DRFT 120. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1.
36953 On Campus OE-16 M 9:00am- 1:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Welby, L M 3 $0.00
30141 On Campus OE-16 M 5:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arias del Cid, A M 3 $0.00
DRFT 124 ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING I
Fundamentals of architectural rendering, including interior and exterior perspectives, oblique and isometric drawings. (TR: CSU)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1.
30143 On Campus OE-16 T 5:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
DRFT 125 ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING II
Advanced techniques of architectural rendering, including one and two-point perspectives, oblique and isometric drawings. Rendering
techniques include surfaces and textures, shades and shadow, figures and foliage. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: DRFT 124. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 103; Math 1.
30144 On Campus OE-16 T 5:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
DRFT 130 COMPUTER-ASSISTED DRAFTING AND DESIGN I
A first course utilizing a CAD system to obtain graphic solutions to and designs of engineering and architectural drawings. Basic hightechnology
skills for entry-level CAD operator. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: DRFT 101 or 105/ENGR 105 or DRFT 110 or
120 or 126/EH 126. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1.
36060 On Campus OE-12 MW 9:00am-12:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arias del Cid, A M 5 $0.00
33509 On Campus OE-12 MW 5:30pm- 9:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 5 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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DRFT 131 COMPUTER-ASSISTED DRAFTING AND DESIGN II
Provides experienced 2D AutoCAD users with an understanding of creating 3D AutoCAD models, shading and rendering techniques, and
customizing features of AutoCAD. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: ENGR 130/DRFT 130.
36954 On Campus OE-12 TR 9:00am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arias del Cid, A M 5 $0.00
33510 On Campus OE-12 TR 5:30pm- 8:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arias del Cid, A M 5 $0.00
DRFT 132 COMPUTER-ASSISTED DRAFTING AND DESIGN III
Introduction to building information modeling and the fundamentals of its use in preparation of building construction documents, with
emphasis on current industry standard B.I.M. software for architecture. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: ENGR 130/DRAFT 130.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1.
37030 On Campus OE-12 TR 9:00am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arias del Cid, A M 5 $0.00
33511 On Campus OE-12 TR 5:30pm- 8:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arias del Cid, A M 5 $0.00
DRFT 136 COMPUTER ANIMATION I
Fundamentals of computer animation, including modeling, animation and rendering. Builds a foundation for developing character animation
and special-effect sequences. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1. COURSE ADVISORY: ART 124A and
140 and 141 and DRFT 131 or ENGR 131.
36174 On Campus A-172 R 5:00pm- 9:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mahapatra, M 3 $0.00
DRFT 290 WORK EXPERIENCE IN DRAFTING
Work experience on a job or project directly related to drafting, combined with classroom instruction enabling the student to acquire skills and
attitudes necessary to enter and/or progress in a drafting occupation. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Employed or available for
employment in an occupation directly related to the Drafting major; must be enrolled in no less than seven (7) units, including Work Experience.
36411 On Campus OE-16 W 4:30pm- 5:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Connell Sr, J 1 $0.00
36582 On Campus OE-16 W 4:30pm- 5:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Connell Sr, J 2 $0.00
36583 On Campus OE-16 W 4:30pm- 5:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Connell Sr, J 3 $0.00
36584 On Campus OE-16 W 4:30pm- 5:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Connell Sr, J 4 $0.00
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
ECE 290: For orientation information, contact the instructor at Jillbakersbcc@verizon.net.
ECE 102 CHILD, FAMILY AND COMMUNITY
Examines how children are socialized and the interrelationship of family, school and community. Covers cultural values, family functions, resiliency,
advocacy skills, community resources and supports for families. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34330 On Campus PE-216 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lake, K O 3 $0.00
33290 On Campus A-273 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom King, K T 3 $0.00
31318 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Smith, J K 3 $0.00
31319 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Smith, J K 3 $0.00
36657 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Smith, J K 3 $0.00
ECE 103 FOUNDATIONS OF ECE I
Introductory course in ECE. Emphasis on identification, development and application of appropriate materials, procedures and teaching
practices. Requires 9 hours a week of student teaching. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103. COURSE ADVISORY:
ECE 102; 120 or PSY 140.
33291 On Campus A-161 W 6:00pm- 8:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Smith, J K 5 $0.00
ECE 108 CREATIVE LEARNING AND CURRICULUM
Explores questions regarding creative teaching and learning, as well as the role of creative experience in education and personality development.
(TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34332 On Campus A-161 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cooper, H P 3 $0.00
ECE 111 ADMINISTRATION OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS II
Addresses leadership styles, skills, staff development, grants, advocacy, ethics. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Student must
have completed 12 core ECE units as defined by Community Care Licensing plus 3 units of supervised field experience. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36983 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Hammond, B B 3 $0.00
ECE 115 CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
Surveys traditional and contemporary children’s literature, including poetry, fiction, non-fiction and folk literature of different cultures. Covers
criteria for selection, age appropriateness and use. Demonstrates presentation and storytelling. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36984 On Campus A-161 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bowman, E A 3 $0.00
ECE 120 CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR EDUCATORS
Emphasizes the development of young children (birth through age 8) for the ECE student. Observations, multicultural influences and
theoretical ideas for educators are discussed. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33796 On Campus A-161 W 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lake, K O 3 $0.00
31321 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lake, K O 3 $0.00
36989 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Smith, J K 3 $0.00
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ECE 121 HEALTH, SAFETY AND NUTRITION FOR YOUNG CHILDREN
Emphasizes the interrelatedness of health, safety and nutrition in young children. Legalities, standards, policies and procedures, prevention
techniques, curriculum and collaboration with families are covered. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33797 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lake, K O 3 $0.00
35063 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lake, K O 3 $0.00
36986 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lake, K O 3 $0.00
ECE 128 OBSERVATION AND ASSESSMENT
Explores theoretical aspects of observing and assessing the young child. Purpose of observations, advantages and disadvantages of various
techniques, assessments and curriculum planning are covered. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Student must have completed
12 core units as defined by Community Care Licensing plus 3 units of supervised field experience. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 100 and 103.
36985 On Campus PE-215 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
ECE 132 TEACHING IN A DIVERSE SOCIETY
Examines human relations, as related to differences, and how these processes impact teaching in a diverse society. Anti-bias and other
practices to promote equity are explored. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
35250 On Campus A-161 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom King, K T 3 $0.00
ECE 141 DEVELOPMENT AND CAREGIVING OF INFANTS AND TODDLERS
Survey of the development of infants and toddlers. Optimal caregiving strategies and skills needed for providing a quality program for infants
and toddlers covered. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33298 On Campus A-273 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rizo, E B 3 $0.00
ECE 290 WORK EXPERIENCE IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
Consists of supervised employment for Early Childhood Education students whose career objectives, course of study and employment
complement each other. Students must accomplish specific course objectives. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: 6 ECE units,
according to Community Care Licensing. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31325 On Campus TBA 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Baker, J M 1 $0.00
35493 On Campus TBA 8.8 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Baker, J M 2 $0.00
31327 On Campus TBA 12 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Baker, J M 3 $0.00
EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCES
ERTH 101 INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY
Non-mathematical presentation of our knowledge of the universe. Includes birth and death of stars, formation of solar system, black holes,
quasars and the fourth dimension. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103; Math 1.
30373 On Campus PS-101 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Marschak Jr, C F 3 $0.00
30371 On Campus PS-101 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, E B 3 $0.00
30374 On Campus PS-101 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Marschak Jr, C F 3 $0.00
36923 On Campus PS-101 F 9:35am-12:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tavakkoly, A S 3 $0.00
33130 On Campus PS-101 R 6:00pm- 9:00pm 10/24/13-12/12/13 Class/Web Marschak Jr, C F 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 10/24/13-12/12/13
33131 On Campus PS-101 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, E B 3 $0.00
ERTH 102 OBSERVATIONAL ASTRONOMY LABORATORY
Emphasizes night-time observation of the sky. Observations are used to examine motions of the earth, moon and planets.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) COREQ: ERTH 101 or 101H. SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103.
30376 Off Campus PLNTRM R 4:00pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tavakkoly, A S 1 $0.00
also meets Off Campus PLNTRM R 7:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30378 Off Campus PLNTRM M 4:00pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, E B 1 $0.00
also meets Off Campus PLNTRM M 7:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33132 Off Campus PLNTRM T 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kelly, S P 1 $0.00
33133 Off Campus PLNTRM W 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Marsden, D W 1 $0.00
ERTH 106 BLACK HOLES AND THE UNIVERSE
Basic introduction to relativity, cosmology, quantum mechanics, string theory, black holes, time travel, higher dimensions and other abstract
theories. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103; Math 1. COURSE ADVISORY: ERTH 101 or 101H.
34379 On Campus EBS-102 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, E B 3 $0.00
ERTH 111 DYNAMIC EARTH - PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
Introduction to the physical geologic processes of planet earth. Topics include plate tectonics, earthquakes, flooding, landslides, volcanism,
mountain building, earth resources, hydrologic processes and earth materials. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
English 103; Math 1.
30379 On Campus EBS-102 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dinklage, W S 3 $0.00
30380 On Campus EBS-102 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dinklage, W S 3 $0.00
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ERTH 111H DYNAMIC EARTH - PHYSICAL GEOLOGY, HONORS
Introduction to the physical geologic processes of planet earth. Topics include plate tectonics, earthquakes, flooding, landslides, volcanism,
mountain building, earth resources, hydrologic processes and earth materials. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON
ENROLLMENT: Acceptance into the Honors Program. COURSE ADVISORY: ERTH 111L or 131 SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1;
eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36536 On Campus EBS-123 M 8:15am- 9:10am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Dinklage, W S 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-102 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36535 On Campus EBS-102 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Dinklage, W S 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-123 M 8:15am- 9:10am 08/26/13-12/14/13
ERTH 111L DYNAMIC EARTH - PHYSICAL GEOLOGY LABORATORY
Laboratory approach to geologic studies. Topics include minerals and rocks, plate tectonics, topographic map interpretation, faults and
folds, geologic maps and cross sections. Local field trips required. (TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: Prior or concurrent enrollment in ERTH 111 or
concurrent enrollment in ERTH 111H. SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103; Math 1.
30381 On Campus EBS-123 W 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dependahl, J J 1 $0.00
30382 On Campus EBS-123 T 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dependahl, J J 1 $0.00
ERTH 112 HISTORY OF THE EARTH
Introduction to the geologic history of the earth. Emphasis on the origin and evolution of continents, oceans, the atmosphere and life on
Earth. Required of all Geology majors. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103. COURSE ADVISORY: Concurrent enrollment in
ERTH 112L and 131 or 132.
30383 On Campus EBS-115 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Schultz, J L 3 $0.00
ERTH 112L HISTORICAL GEOLOGY LABORATORY
Laboratory approach to historical geology. Topics include sedimentary rock interpretation, stratigraphy, paleogeography and fossil identification.
Includes local field trips. (TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: ERTH 112. SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103.
30384 On Campus EBS-115 R 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Schultz, J L 1 $0.00
ERTH 114 THE GEOLOGY OF CALIFORNIA
Varied landscapes of California interpreted by introductory plate tectonics. Volcanism, earthquakes and other geologic processes are studied
in relation to the origins and features of the provinces of the state. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103. COURSE ADVISORY:
Concurrent enrollment in ERTH 131 or 132.
37056 On Campus EBS-102 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Thomas, S F 3 $0.00
ERTH 115 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY
Introduction to the violent forces of nature, such as volcanism, earthquakes, fires, floods, landslides and other geologic hazards; the
relationship of humans with their geologic environment. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1; English 103. COURSE ADVISORY:
Concurrent enrollment in ERTH 115L and 131 or 132.
34380 On Campus EBS-102 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dinklage, W S 3 $0.00
33813 On Campus EBS-102 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Thomas, S F 3 $0.00
ERTH 115L ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY LABORATORY
Laboratory approach to topics covered in ERTH 115, with emphasis on rock and mineral identification, geologic hazards, geologic resource
management, and land use planning. In-lab field trips. (TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: ERTH 115/ENVS 115. SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1; English 103.
35929 On Campus EBS-123 T 11:05am- 2:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Thomas, S F 1 $0.00
33814 On Campus EBS-123 R 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dinklage, W S 1 $0.00
ERTH 116 ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Study of formation, exploration, development and judicious use of natural resources in relation to present and future energy requirements:
conservation, fossil fuels, solar, geothermal, nuclear and hydrogen. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 4; English 103.
34994 On Campus EBS-115 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Meyer, J W 3 $0.00
ERTH 122 DINOSAURS
Introduction to the science of dinosaurs, stressing their evolution, ecology, bone structures and extinction. Emphasizes dinosaurian diversity,
rise of dinosaurs, and their extinction in a Mesozoic world. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103.
36964 On Campus EBS-115 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gray, R S 3 $0.00
ERTH 125 MINERALOGY AND RESOURCES
Introduction to basic concepts of mineralogy, crystallography, crystal and mineral chemistry, beginning optics, paragenesis of economic
minerals, and plate tectonics of mineral resources. Required of Geology majors. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, Math 4.
COURSE ADVISORY: ERTH 111 or 112 and CHEM 101.
30388 On Campus EBS-115 MW 9:35am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Meyer, J W 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-115 MW 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
ERTH 131 GEOLOGIC FIELD STUDIES - EASTERN SIERRA NEVADA
Five-day field course to study and interpret the geologic features and history of the Eastern Sierra Nevada region. Fee required.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) COREQ: ERTH 111 or 112 or 113 or 114 or 115/ENVS 115 or ERTH 122 or 125 or 126 or 132 or 141/
GEOG 101 or ERTH 151. All prerequisite or corequisite.
30389 Off Campus FIELD 14.4 hours/week 10/16/13-10/20/13 FldStudy Meyer, J W 2 $0.00
30390 Off Campus FIELD 14.4 hours/week 10/16/13-10/20/13 FldStudy Schultz, J L 2 $0.00
30392 Off Campus FIELD 14.4 hours/week 10/16/13-10/20/13 FldStudy Dinklage, W S 2 $0.00
30393 Off Campus FIELD 14.4 hours/week 10/16/13-10/20/13 FldStudy Robinson, M A 2 $0.00
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ERTH 141 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
Introduction to the earth sciences. Topics include geology, geomorphology, meteorology, climatology, hydrology and agronomy. Required
for Geography majors. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103; Math 1. COURSE ADVISORY: Concurrent enrollment in
ERTH 141L/GEOG 101L.
30395 On Campus EBS-102 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robinson, M A 3 $0.00
30394 On Campus EBS-102 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robinson, M A 3 $0.00
ERTH 141L PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LABORATORY
Laboratory approach to physical geography studies. Topics include aerial photo and map interpretation, rocks and the rock cycle, geomorphology,
oceanography and meteorology. Local field trips required. (TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: ERTH 141/GEOG 101. SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1;
English 103.
30397 On Campus EBS-123 R 11:05am- 2:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vergeer, M P 1 $0.00
30396 On Campus EBS-123 M 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vergeer, M P 1 $0.00
ERTH 142 ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
Addresses regional patterns of principal economic activities of the world, with emphasis on economic development and the problems of
urbanization, transportation and the environment. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103; Math 4.
30398 On Campus EBS-102 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Armstrong, B G 3 $0.00
ERTH 151 INTRODUCTORY PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY
Study of the origin of the continents and oceans; marine geology, chemistry of seawater, currents, waves, tides and the ocean environment.
Required of Marine Science majors. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103; Math 1. COURSE ADVISORY:
Concurrent enrollment in ERTH 151L.
30399 On Campus EBS-102 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Schneider, C E 3 $0.00
ERTH 151L INTRODUCTORY PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LABORATORY
Laboratory approach to marine navigation, marine geology, marine sediments, physical and chemical aspects of the oceans, and marine
micropaleontology. Field trips to areas of oceanographic interest. (TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: ERTH 151. SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103; Math 1.
30400 On Campus EBS-123 W 11:05am- 2:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Schneider, C E 1 $0.00
ERTH 152 WEATHER AND CLIMATE
Study of weather emphasizes both the structural and physical variability of the earth’s atmosphere. Local weather patterns and analysis of
weather maps supplement this course. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103 and Math 1.
30401 On Campus EBS-102 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robinson, M A 3 $0.00
ERTH 171 INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND MAPS
Introduction to the techniques, tools and theories used to examine geographic data, with focus on Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Includes cartography and exposure to GIS applications. (TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: ERTH 172/GEOG 172. SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103;
Math 4.
34991 On Campus EBS-102 MW 4:00pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robinson, M A 2 $0.00
ERTH 172 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS: SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS
Hands-on training with a Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software package (ArcGIS). Covers key skills for operating a GIS, plus
various application areas for GIS. Concurrent enrollment in ERTH 171/GEOG 171 or interview with instructor required. (TR: CSU) SKILLS
ADVISORY: English 103. COREQ: ERTH 171/GEOG 171 (taken concurrently).
34993 On Campus TBA MW 5:10pm- 6:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robinson, M A 2 $0.00
ERTH 299 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN EARTH SCIENCE
Provides opportunities for students to explore a subject in depth beyond what is possible in existing courses. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON
ENROLLMENT: Completion of a minimum of 12 units at SBCC with a 2.5 GPA and a minimum of six units with a 3.0 GPA within the department.
35414 Off Campus TBA 6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Staff 2 $0.00
ECONOMICS
ECON 101 MICROECONOMICS
Presents modern theories of price formation, industrial organization, factor pricing and income determination. Emphasis on U.S. markets and
their relationships with the rest of the world. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 100.
31578 On Campus IDC-215 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barr, C E 3 $0.00
33614 On Campus BC-226 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Naylor Jr, W C 3 $0.00
31579 On Campus IDC-215 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barr, C E 3 $0.00
33613 On Campus BC-226 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Naylor Jr, W C 3 $0.00
35519 On Campus BC-226 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Naylor Jr, W C 3 $0.00
ECON 102 MACROECONOMICS
Systematic analysis of the factors which determine national income, business cycles, unemployment and inflation. Overview of U.S. banking
structure. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 100. COURSE ADVISORY: ECON 101.
31583 On Campus IDC-215 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barr, C E 3 $0.00
31581 On Campus IDC-215 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barr, C E 3 $0.00
33627 On Campus IDC-215 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barr, C E 3 $0.00
33339 On Campus IDC-215 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lewin, R J 3 $0.00
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EDUCATION
ED 105: Students must take all six modules for a Skills Competency Award.
ED 101 INTRODUCTION TO TEACHING AND LEARNING IN K-12 CONTEMPORARY CLASSROOMS
Provides students interested in teaching with an introduction to the teaching profession. Addresses critical issues in contemporary classrooms.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31177 On Campus PE-216 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Forthe, D E 3 $0.00
34942 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Forthe, D E 3 $0.00
36990 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Staff 3 $0.00
ED 105A INTRODUCTION TO TEACHING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE (LANGUAGE ACQUISITION)
Introduction to teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL certificate program), with focus on second language acquisition theories. All six
modules must be taken to complete the Skills Competency Award. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100.
33629 On Campus A-217 W 6:00pm- 9:20pm 08/28/13-09/25/13 Classroom Spaventa, L J 1 $0.00
ED 105C INTRODUCTION TO TEACHING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE (CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION)
Introduction to teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL certificate program), with emphasis on cultural differences. All six modules
must be taken to complete the Skills Competency Award. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100.
33631 On Campus A-217 W 6:00pm- 9:20pm 10/02/13-10/30/13 Classroom Bowman, I K 1 $0.00
ED 105D INTRODUCTION TO TEACHING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE (ENGLISH GRAMMAR)
Introduction to teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL certificate program), with focus on advanced grammar and linguistics. All six
modules must be taken to complete the Skills Competency Award. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100.
33630 On Campus A-217 W 6:00pm- 9:20pm 11/06/13-12/05/13 Classroom Spaventa, M L 1 $0.00
ED 291 PRACTICUM IN TEACHING
Designed to provide pre-service teachers the opportunity to gain classroom experience. Course lecture addresses topics related to current
trends in education. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: ED 101, may be taken concurrently. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36539 On Campus ECOC-2 TR 10:00am-10:30am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Forthe, D E 2 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA TR 8:30am- 9:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13
ED 295 INTERNSHIP IN EDUCATION
Structured program in which students gain experience with community organizations related to the discipline. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON
ENROLLMENT: Prerequisite or corequisite of ED 101. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31178 On Campus ECOC-2 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Forthe, D E 2 $0.00
31179 On Campus ECOC-2 8.8 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Forthe, D E 3 $0.00
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
EMT 110 fulfills curriculum guidelines of Title 22, California State Health and Safety Code for EMT-B certification. Students who
successfully complete the course are eligible to take the National Registry EMT exam. Passing this exam is required to obtain EMT
certification in any county in California.
EMT 111 is offered in two formats. Both are one-unit classes. Students are required to attend only one format:
1. Semester-length: Attend first lecture and arrange class and lab time for the semester with the instructor; or
2. Weekend recertification: This format is an intensive two-day class held over one weekend.
EMT 110 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN-BASIC
Theory and skills for treatment of acute/emergency injury and illness. Includes hospital and field EMT provider observation. Meets eligibility
requirements for the National Registry EMT Exam. COURSE ADVISORY: AH 120 with a minimum grade of “C.” Medical terminology
provides a basic foundation in understanding terms associated with body systems and the injuries and illnesses which the EMT will be
assessing and treating. LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Current CPR certificate for either the Health Care Provider or the Professional
Rescuer. Must be at least 18 years old by the fourth week of the semester. Background check and TB testing are required.
34443 On Campus A-211 T 2:15pm- 7:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mailes, C P 6 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-243 WR 8:00am-10:45am 08/26/13-12/14/13
34444 On Campus A-211 T 2:15pm- 7:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mailes, C P 6 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-243 WR 11:00am- 1:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
34446 On Campus A-211 T 2:15pm- 7:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mailes, C P 6 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-243 WR 2:00pm- 4:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
EMT 111 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN-BASIC OVERVIEW
EMT-Basic recertification course consisting of theory, skills and testing. Twenty-four hours of continuing education and a California EMT
skills verification form issued on completion. LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Current CPR certificate for the Health Care Provider or the
Professional Rescuer. Unlimited repetitions allowed for legally mandated programs.
34449 On Campus A-211 S 8:00am- 8:00pm 12/07/13-12/07/13 Classroom Mailes, C P 0.9 $23.40
also meets On Campus A-211 Su 8:00am- 8:00pm 12/08/13-12/08/13
34453 On Campus A-211 T 2:15pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mailes, C P 0.9 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-243 WR 08/26/13-12/14/13
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ENGINEERING
ENGR 101 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING
Introduction to the engineering profession, engineering schools and four-year transfer programs. Use of spreadsheets, word processors,
group-oriented design projects; guest speakers and current areas of interest. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100
and 103.
31484 On Campus PS-128 WF 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-11/13/13 Classroom Arnold, N J 2 $0.00
ENGR 102 ENGINEERING CALCULATIONS WITH MATLAB
Introduction to engineering calculations using MatLab, including matrix computation, numerical analysis, graphics and m-files. Foundational
in the coverage and usages of the many MatLab features. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103; Math 107 or 111.
35701 On Campus PS-116 W 4:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arnold, N J 1 $0.00
ENGR 105 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS
Graphic/visual communication, emphasizing the engineering design process. Topics include the design process, lettering, freehand sketching,
multiviews and linear perspectives. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103; Math 1.
31485 On Campus OE-16 T 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arnold, N J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus OE-16 R 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
ENGR 115 STATICS AND STRENGTH OF MATERIALS
Study of force systems, statics of particles and rigid bodies, distributed forces. Analysis of structures, moments of inertia and friction.
(CAN ENGR 8) (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: PHYS 121. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31486 On Campus PS-128 TRF 11:10am-12:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arnold, N J 4 $0.00
ENGR 117 ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS
Introduction to electronic circuits. Includes AC and DC circuit analysis, transient and complete response and operational amplifiers.
(TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: Math 160. COREQ: PHYS 122. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31487 On Campus PS-128 MW 3:00pm- 4:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arnold, N J 3 $0.00
ENGR 117L ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS LABORATORY
Laboratory to accompany Engineering 117. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: Math 160. COREQ: ENG 117, PHYS 122. SKILLS ADVISORY:
English 100 and 103.
33325 On Campus PS-116 M 4:25pm- 7:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arnold, N J 1 $0.00
36981 On Campus PS-116 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 1 $0.00
ENGR 130 COMPUTER-ASSISTED DRAFTING AND DESIGN I
A first course utilizing a CAD system to obtain graphic solutions to and designs of engineering and architectural drawings. Basic high-technology
skills for entry-level CAD operator. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: DRFT 101 or 105/ENGR 105 or DRFT 110 or 120 or 126.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1.
36134 On Campus OE-12 MW 9:00am-12:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Welby, L M 5 $0.00
34317 On Campus OE-12 MW 5:30pm- 9:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arias del Cid, A M 5 $0.00
ENGR 131 COMPUTER-ASSISTED DRAFTING AND DESIGN II
Provides experienced 2D AutoCAD users with an understanding of creating 3D AutoCAD models, shading and rendering techniques, and
customizing features of AutoCAD. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: ENGR 130/DRFT 130.
37010 On Campus OE-12 TR 9:00am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arias del Cid, A M 5 $0.00
33073 On Campus OE-12 TR 5:30pm- 8:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arias del Cid, A M 5 $0.00
ENGR 132 COMPUTER-ASSISTED DRAFTING AND DESIGN III
Introduction to building information modeling and the fundamentals of its use in preparation of building construction documents, with
emphasis on current industry standard B.I.M. software for architecture. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: ENGR 130/DRFT 130.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1.
37031 On Campus OE-12 TR 9:00am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arias del Cid, A M 5 $0.00
33389 On Campus OE-12 TR 5:30pm- 8:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arias del Cid, A M 5 $0.00
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
For students whose native language is not English.
PLACEMENT BY ASSESSMENT EXAM BEFORE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. CONTACT ASSESSMENT OFFICE,
SS-251, (805) 730-4149.
Level 1 classes are ESL 40, 41, 42, 43 and 44.
Level 2 classes are ESL 50, 51, 52, 53 and 54.
Level 3 classes are ESL 60, 61, 62 and 121.
Level 4 classes are ESL 122, 123, 124, 125 and 132.
Level 5 classes are ESL 130, 131, 134 and 135.
Non-credit, adult education ESL courses are offered by the Continuing Education Division. For more information, call (805) 687-0812.
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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ESL 029 WRITING SKILLS ON COMPUTER LEVELS 1-3
Hybrid (part online, part classroom instruction) course designed to improve ESL students’ writing and revising skills, using computer-assisted methods.
36853 On Campus ECC-24 MTWR Noon -12:50pm 09/09/13-10/03/13 Class/Web Robledo, R E 1 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 09/09/13-10/03/13
35504 On Campus ECC-24 MTWR 5:00pm- 5:50pm 11/04/13-12/05/13 Class/Web Peinado, F J 1 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 11/04/13-12/05/13
33142 On Campus ECC-24 MTWR 5:00pm- 5:50pm 09/09/13-10/03/13 Class/Web Peinado, F J 1 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 09/09/13-10/03/13
ESL 040 GRAMMAR LEVEL 1
Beginning students learn and practice basic verb tenses and sentence structures. PREREQ: Qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
36855 On Campus ECC-08A MTWR 10:00am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robledo, R E 4 $0.00
37025 On Campus IDC-205 MW 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4 $0.00
33144 On Campus ECC-09 TR 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kipp, S J 4 $0.00
ESL 041 WRITING LEVEL 1
Beginning students learn basic word order and sentence structure, using a process approach. PREREQ: Qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
37026 On Campus ECC-13 MW 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4 $0.00
30481 On Campus ECC-08A MW 8:00am- 9:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robledo, R E 4 $0.00
33151 On Campus CC-126 TR 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Clark-Ruiz, J 4 $0.00
ESL 042 READING LEVEL 1
Beginning students learn basic reading skills and strategies. PREREQ: Qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
30483 On Campus ECC-08A TR 8:00am- 9:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robledo, R E 4 $0.00
33156 On Campus CC-226 TR 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Keturi, H L 4 $0.00
ESL 043 FOUNDATIONS 1: LISTENING, SPEAKING AND GRAMMAR
Beginning students learn English skills for speaking and listening with vocabulary and grammar for fluency. PREREQ: Qualifying score on
SBCC placement exam.
36854 On Campus ECC-26B MW 6:00pm- 8:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom McGarry, P F 6 $0.00
ESL 050 GRAMMAR LEVEL 2
High beginning/low intermediate students review, practice and expand on basic verb tenses and sentence structure, with emphasis on
question forms. PREREQ: ESL 40, with a “C” or better, or ESL 43 with a “C” or better, or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
30485 On Campus CC-226 MW 10:00am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Goodnough, R A 4 $0.00
30486 On Campus TBA TR 10:00am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Goodnough, R A 4 $0.00
33461 On Campus ECC-26A TR 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ter Mate-Martinsen, M E 4 $0.00
33160 On Campus ECC-08A MW 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Layman, C 4 $0.00
ESL 051 WRITING LEVEL 2
High beginning/low intermediate students incorporate a variety of sentence structures to write basic paragraphs, using a process approach.
PREREQ: ESL 41, with a “P”, or ESL 44 with a “C” or better, or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
35505 On Campus CC-226 MW 8:00am- 9:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vopelak, E F 4 $0.00
33163 On Campus ECC-13 T 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Melendez, C Y 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-08A R 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33162 On Campus ECC-26A TR 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
ESL 052 READING LEVEL 2
High beginning/low intermediate students expand basic reading skills and strategies. PREREQ: ESL 42 with a “C” or better, or ESL 44,
with a “C” or better, or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
34665 On Campus ECC-11A TR 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cassriel, B R 4 $0.00
31907 On Campus ECC-09 TR Noon - 1:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robledo, R E 4 $0.00
ESL 054 FOUNDATIONS 2: READING, WRITING AND GRAMMAR
High beginning/low intermediate students learn English reading, vocabulary, writing, grammar and study skills. PREREQ: Qualifying score
on SBCC placement exam, or ESL 41, with a “P” and ESL 42, with a “C” or better, or ESL 44, with a “C” or better.
36856 On Campus ECC-11A MW 6:00pm- 8:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Butler, P A 6 $0.00
ESL 060 GRAMMAR LEVEL 3
Intermediate students further develop grammatical competence, including practice with progressive and present perfect verb forms.
PREREQ: ESL 50 or 53, with a “C” or better or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
34465 On Campus ECC-09 TR 10:00am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Reynolds, G V 4 $0.00
33166 On Campus ECC-09 MW 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gottwald, T A 4 $0.00
33167 On Campus ECC-11A TR 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Reynolds, G V 4 $0.00
33168 On Campus PS-128 TR 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wahlberg, D D 4 $0.00
ESL 061 WRITING LEVEL 3
Intermediate students further develop paragraph-writing skills, using a process approach. PREREQ: ESL 51 with a “P”, or ESL 54, with a
“C” or better or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
37027 On Campus ECC-08A F 9:00am-12:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4 $0.00
30492 On Campus ECC-09 MW 8:00am- 9:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
30493 On Campus ECC-08A MW Noon - 1:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Howard, D 4 $0.00
ESL 061—Writing Level 3 classes continue on the next page
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33170 On Campus PS-128 TR 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mireles, R M 4 $0.00
33171 On Campus ECC-28 TR 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
33787 On Campus ECC-09 MW 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
ESL 062 READING LEVEL 3
Intermediate students develop reading skills and strategies necessary to interpret intermediate texts. PREREQ: ESL 52 or ESL 54, with a
“C” or better, or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
33172 On Campus ECC-06 MW 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
30497 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Peinado, F J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-08A R Noon - 1:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33173 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Peinado, F J 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-08A T 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
ESL 063 FOUNDATIONS 3: LISTENING, SPEAKING AND GRAMMAR
Intermediate students learn English skills, especially for speaking and listening, with vocabulary and grammar for fluency. PREREQ: ESL 50
with a minimum grade of “C” or ESL 53 with a minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on the SBCC placement exam.
36543 On Campus ECC-30 MW 8:00am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cassriel, B R 6 $0.00
ESL 064 FOUNDATIONS 3: READING, WRITING AND GRAMMAR
Intermediate students learn English reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary and study skills. PREREQ: ESL 51 with a minimum grade of “P”
or ESL 52 with a minimum grade of “C” or ESL 54 with a minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on the SBCC placement exam.
36847 On Campus CC-126 TR 8:00am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ter Mate-Martinsen, M E 6 $0.00
ESL 121 LEVEL 3: INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION
Students develop intermediate listening and speaking skills. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: ESL 117, with a “P” or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
36862 On Campus ECC-09 TR 2:00pm- 3:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ter Mate-Martinsen, M E 4 $0.00
ESL 122 GRAMMAR LEVEL 4
High intermediate students expand grammatical competence, including practice of past perfect verb forms and passive structures. (TR: CSU)
PREREQ: ESL 60, with a “C” or better or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
30498 On Campus ECC-26B MTWR 10:00am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Peinado, F J 4 $0.00
31908 On Campus ECC-11A TR 10:00am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Howard, D 4 $0.00
30499 On Campus ECC-26B MTWR 11:00am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Peinado, F J 4 $0.00
33175 On Campus ECC-26A MW 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Chavez, M L 4 $0.00
33176 On Campus ECC-30 TR 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arnold, T D 4 $0.00
36642 On Campus ECC-26A MW 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4 $0.00
ESL 123 WRITING LEVEL 4
High intermediate students master paragraph writing skills and begin constructing essays using a process approach. (TR: CSU/UC
TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: ESL 61, with a “P” or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
35997 On Campus ECC-26A TR 8:00am- 9:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Moreno, E 4 $0.00
36859 On Campus ECC-09 F 9:00am-12:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
34470 On Campus CC-126 MW 11:00am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Cassriel, B R 4 $0.00
36641 On Campus TBA TR 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wade, E R 4 $0.00
30501 On Campus ECC-33 MW 8:00am- 9:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gordon, D B 4 $0.00
30504 On Campus CC-126 MW 2:00pm- 3:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bauler, C V 4 $0.00
30506 On Campus ECC-26B TR Noon - 1:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4 $0.00
33178 On Campus CC-126 MW 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
33179 On Campus CC-226 TR 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Alexander, D A 4 $0.00
ESL 124 READING LEVEL 4
High intermediate students expand reading skills and strategies to comprehend and analyze authentic texts. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: ESL 62,
with a “C” or better or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
35507 On Campus ECC-26A MW Noon - 1:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wood, J A 4 $0.00
36849 On Campus ECC-09 MW 4:00pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wollenberg, J E 4 $0.00
30508 On Campus CC-126 MW 8:00am- 9:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lavine, S W 4 $0.00
30509 On Campus ECC-06 TR 8:00am- 9:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Reynolds, G V 4 $0.00
30510 On Campus CC-126 TR Noon - 1:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wood, J A 4 $0.00
33180 On Campus ECC-08A TR 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Reynolds, G V 4 $0.00
30507 On Campus ECC-08A MW 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Naughton, S J 4 $0.00
ESL 125 LEVEL 4 ADVANCED CONVERSATION
Students develop advanced listening and speaking skills. PREREQ: ESL 121, with a “P” or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam. (TR: CSU)
36860 On Campus ECC-26A TR 4:00pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Thibault, J A 4 $0.00
ESL 130 READING LEVEL 5
Advanced students apply reading skills and strategies to authentic texts in order to summarize, analyze and synthesize material. (TR: CSU)
PREREQ: ESL 124, with a “C” or better or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
33800 On Campus ECC-26A MW 8:00am- 9:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Howard, D 4 $0.00
36861 On Campus ECC-26A F 9:00am-12:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Ter Mate-Martinsen, M E 4 $0.00
ESL 130—Reading Level 5 classes continue on the next page
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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36241 On Campus ECC-08A MW 2:00pm- 3:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Cassriel, B R 4 $0.00
36857 On Campus ECC-09 TR 4:00pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Ter Mate-Martinsen, M E 4 $0.00
30516 On Campus ECC-09 TR 8:00am- 9:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Howard, D 4 $0.00
31911 On Campus ECC-09 MW Noon - 1:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Goodnough, R A 4 $0.00
30518 On Campus ECC-11A TR Noon - 1:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Goodnough, R A 4 $0.00
33181 On Campus CC-226 MW 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
ESL 131 GRAMMAR LEVEL 5
Advanced students expand grammatical competence, including various clause structures and article usage. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: ESL 122,
with a “C” or better, or 132, with a “P” or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
33803 On Campus CC-226 TR 8:00am- 9:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Butler, P A 4 $0.00
30521 On Campus ECC-26A MTWR 10:00am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wood, J A 4 $0.00
30522 On Campus ECC-26A MTWR 11:00am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wood, J A 4 $0.00
33183 On Campus CC-226 MW 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lasswell, S E 4 $0.00
33420 On Campus CC-126 TR 8:00pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
ESL 132 WRITING/GRAMMAR IN CONTEXT LEVEL 4
Intermediate writing course that integrates writing and grammar to facilitate the student’s transition to the general college curriculum. An
accelerated, transferable course. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: ESL 60, with a “C” or better, and ESL 61, with a “P”, or
qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
36184 On Campus ECC-26A TR Noon - 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robertson, J L 6 $0.00
ESL 134 WRITING LEVEL 5
Advanced students develop essay-writing skills using a process approach. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: ESL 123 or 132,
with a “P”, or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
36242 On Campus ECC-13 TR 8:00am- 9:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rightmire, C V 4 $0.00
35509 On Campus CC-126 MW 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rigby, G C 4 $0.00
30524 On Campus ECC-26A MW 4:00pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tudman, K L 4 $0.00
30525 On Campus ECC-09 MW 2:00pm- 3:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Marriott, N G 4 $0.00
30526 On Campus CC-226 TR 10:00am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bowman, I K 4 $0.00
31913 On Campus ECC-11A TR 2:00pm- 3:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom McGrath, J K 4 $0.00
33184 On Campus ECC-26B TR 6:00pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rightmire, S R 4 $0.00
ESL 135 WRITING AND READING LEVEL 5
Advanced reading and writing course that integrates reading to support the student’s transition to the general college curriculum. An
accelerated, transferable course. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: ESL 123, with “P”, and ESL 124, with a “C” or better, or
qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
36588 On Campus ECC-11A MW 8:00am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Butler, P A 6 $0.00
36858 On Campus ECC-08A TR 2:00pm- 4:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 6 $0.00
ESL 176 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE SUCCESS FOR ESL STUDENTS
37068 On Campus ECC-24 MTWR 11:00am-11:50am 10/07/13-10/17/13 Classroom Uribe, L 0.5 $0.00
37069 On Campus ECC-24 MTWR 5:00pm- 5:50pm 10/07/13-10/17/13 Classroom Uribe, L 0.5 $0.00
ENGLISH, COMPOSITION AND LITERATURE
ENGLISH 120, COLLEGE RESEARCH SKILLS:
Practice in expository composition based on critical reading of short works and one book-length work. English 110 students are required
to register and pay for the one-unit corequisite, English 120, College Research Skills, designed to support the development of a research
paper. English 120 requirements are reviewed in English 110. Students must enroll in English 120 at the same time as they enroll in
English 110 (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT).
Students may locate the CRN for English 120 sections in one of two ways. In the printed version of the Class Schedule, English 120
sections are listed after their corequisite English 110. To access the English 120 CRN in the web version of the Schedule, click on the blue
CRN link for English 110. A new window will appear. Scroll down in this window, and locate the portion labeled Section Corequisites.
The English 120 CRN is the number that follows.
GREAT BOOKS:
Great Books Curriculum courses include 50% readings from among the Core Authors List of classical works. The English Department
offers GB sections in English 111 and sophomore literature courses. Great Books courses are designated by GB following the course
number. Students who successfully complete 4 or more Great Books courses are eligible for an English Department Award.
THE FOLLOWING ARE ENGLISH SKILLS CLASSES:
English 60, 65, 70, 80, 103 and 109. Credit for English 60, 65, 70 and 80 requires completion of all coursework and eligibility for English
70, 80, 100 and 103 respectively.
THE MULTICULTURAL ENGLISH TRANSFER (MET) PROGRAM:
Offers a multicultural, multidisciplinary curriculum in designated sections of English 60, 65, 70, 80, 100, 103, 110 and 111 for
students wanting to transfer or to complete certificate/degree programs. Each MET section has the designator MET immediately after
its ticket number.
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ENGLISH FLOW CHART
READING COURSES
WRITING COURSES
English 60* (4.5 units)
Basic Reading & Study Skills
English 65 (4.5 units)
Basic Skills: Writing
INTENSIVE COURSES
For enrollment information for
Intensive Courses: sbcc.edu/esp
q
English 70* (4.5 units)
Effective Reading & Study
Skills Techniques
q
English 80 (4.5 units)
Effective Writing Techniques
q
English 117 (6.0 units)
Fundamentals of Composition
Intensive—Course for students
with English 80 placement. Successful
completion meets the writing
requirement for English 110.
q
q
English 103 (4.5 units)
Improvement of College
Reading & Study Skills
English 100 (3.0 units)
Fundamentals of Composition
q
English 121 (2.0 units)
College Composition Workshop
- and -
Reading Level Satisfied
Reading at college level;
no reading course required
*Completion of
English 70 or eligibility for
English 103 is required for entry
into English 110
q
English 110/110H (3.0 units)
Composition & Reading
- and -
English 120 (1.0 units)
College Research Skills
q
English 110 (3.0 units)
Composition & Reading
—Intensive course for students with
English 100 placement. Requires
concurrent enrollment in English 110
and English 121.
- and -
English 120 (1.0 units)
College Research Skills
q
English 111/111H (3.0 units)
Critical Thinking &
Composition through Literature
- or -
Philosophy 111 (3.0 units)
Critical Thinking & Writing
in Philosophy
q
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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ENG 060 BASIC READING AND STUDY SKILLS
Non-transferable course to improve basic reading and study skills. Students must receive credit for English 60 to achieve eligibility for
English 70. PREREQ: Qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
30415 On Campus IDC-204 MWF 8:00am- 9:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Russell-Hardin, K M 4.5 $0.00
30413 On Campus IDC-203 MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Scanlon, E A 4.5 $0.00
ENG 065 BASIC SKILLS IN WRITING
Intensive, non-transferable basic writing course to promote competence and fluency. Students must receive credit for English 65 to achieve
eligibility for English 80. Graded Pass/No Pass. PREREQ: Qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
30417 On Campus TBA MWF 9:35am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Russell-Hardin, K M 4.5 $0.00
35356 On Campus TBA TR 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Boardman, R V 4.5 $0.00
ENG 070 EFFECTIVE READING AND STUDY SKILLS TECHNIQUES
Non-transferable course emphasizing comprehension, study skills and vocabulary in preparation for college transfer courses. Students must
receive credit for English 70 to achieve eligibility for English 103. PREREQ: English 60 with a “P” or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
31933 On Campus PE-218 MWF 8:00am- 9:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fior, J S 4.5 $0.00
34657 On Campus ECC-26B MWF 8:00am- 9:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Anglin, T A 4.5 $0.00
30425 On Campus ECC-03 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Wiley, S N 4.5 $0.00
30438 On Campus TBA MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Bauler, C V 4.5 $0.00
35361 On Campus TBA MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4.5 $0.00
36416 On Campus TBA TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hope, K A 4.5 $0.00
33134 On Campus TBA MW 9:30am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4.5 $0.00
34651 On Campus TBA MWF 9:35am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Anglin, T A 4.5 $0.00
33136 On Campus TBA MWF 10:00am-11:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Fior, J S 4.5 $0.00
30421 On Campus IDC-203 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Cordero, A V 4.5 $0.00
30433 On Campus TBA MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby O’Scanlon, E A 4.5 $0.00
32095 On Campus TBA TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4.5 $0.00
36804 On Campus TBA TR 11:00am- 1:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4.5 $0.00
35350 On Campus IDC-203 TR 11:10am- 1:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Cordero, A V 4.5 $0.00
30430 On Campus ECC-03 TR 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Bacchus, D A 4.5 $0.00
30431 On Campus IDC-204 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Peterson, M M 4.5 $0.00
30434 On Campus ECC-07 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wahlberg, D D 4.5 $0.00
30436 On Campus TBA TR 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Outwater, M M 4.5 $0.00
36594 On Campus IDC-110 T 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Prothero, M H 4.5 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
36418 On Campus IDC-203 TR 1:30pm- 3:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Cordero, A V 4.5 $0.00
30423 On Campus IDC-110 TR 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J K 4.5 $0.00
30432 On Campus ECC-03 TR 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bacchus, D A 4.5 $0.00
34650 On Campus IDC-204 MW 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Peterson, M M 4.5 $0.00
35347 On Campus TBA MW 5:00pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4.5 $0.00
30422 On Campus ECC-03 TR 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, T L 4.5 $0.00
30424 On Campus IDC-110 TR 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Brown, J K 4.5 $0.00
30429 On Campus TBA TR 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, T L 4.5 $0.00
30435 On Campus IDC-204 MW 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bauler, C V 4.5 $0.00
30428 ONLINE ONLINE 2.6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Smith, N 4.5 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-110 R 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35309 ONLINE ONLINE 2.6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Prothero, M H 4.5 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-110 M 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
ENG 080 EFFECTIVE WRITING TECHNIQUES
Non-transferable, remedial writing course emphasizing effective writing techniques in preparation for college transfer courses. Students
must receive credit in English 80 for eligibility for English 100. Graded Pass/No Pass. PREREQ: English 65, with a “P” or qualifying score
on SBCC placement exam.
33139 On Campus IDC-110 MWF 8:00am- 9:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Herrera, E S 4.5 $0.00
30445 On Campus ECC-27A TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vlcek-Scamahorn, E M 4.5 $0.00
30453 On Campus ECC-06 MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Blatt, P A 4.5 $0.00
32059 On Campus ECC-27A MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Masline, D L 4.5 $0.00
33140 On Campus IDC-110 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tennen, G R 4.5 $0.00
33137 On Campus IDC-203 TRF 9:30am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Westmacott, B H 4.5 $0.00
36836 On Campus TBA TRF 9:30am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4.5 $0.00
30440 On Campus IDC-110 MW 9:30am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Moreno, E 4.5 $0.00
30450 On Campus ECC-03 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Wiley, S N 4.5 $0.00
34656 On Campus IDC-110 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tennen, G R 4.5 $0.00
32094 On Campus ECC-11A MW 11:00am- 1:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Butler, P A 4.5 $0.00
36835 On Campus TBA MW 11:00am- 1:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4.5 $0.00
30441 On Campus IDC-110 MW Noon - 2:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Moreno, E 4.5 $0.00
30447 On Campus TBA TR Noon - 2:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Hope, K A 4.5 $0.00
36833 On Campus TBA TR Noon - 2:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4.5 $0.00
ENG 080—Effective Writing Techniques classes continue on the next page
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30444 On Campus ECC-03 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Mackenzie, L T 4.5 $0.00
36664 On Campus IDC-203 MW 1:30pm- 3:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Cordero, A V 4.5 $0.00
32117 On Campus TBA MW 2:00pm- 4:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robertson, J L 4.5 $0.00
30443 On Campus TBA MW 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Mackenzie, L T 4.5 $0.00
31934 On Campus TBA TR 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Boardman, R V 4.5 $0.00
35316 On Campus ECC-03 MW 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom McGarry, C A 4.5 $0.00
35363 On Campus TBA MW 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Scamahorn, M 4.5 $0.00
34711 On Campus IDC-203 TR 4:00pm- 6:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sanders, S 4.5 $0.00
34663 On Campus ECC-03 MW 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby McGarry, C A 4.5 $0.00
36832 On Campus IDC-204 TR 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Evans, N L 4.5 $0.00
36834 On Campus TBA MW 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4.5 $0.00
33138 On Campus IDC-203 TR 6:30pm- 8:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Sanders, S 4.5 $0.00
35348 On Campus IDC-203 MW 6:30pm- 8:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom MacDougall, A H 4.5 $0.00
30448 ONLINE ONLINE 2.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web DiVito, M 4.5 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA T 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13
30449 ONLINE ONLINE 2.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web DiVito, M 4.5 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA R 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13
34653 ONLINE ONLINE 2.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Smith, N 4.5 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-110 W 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
ENG 100 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPOSITION
Intensive skill-building workshop. Serves as preparation for English 110. Graded Pass/No Pass. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: English 80, with a “P”
or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: English 70. COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 123.
30549 On Campus IDC-112 MWF 8:00am- 9:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Perez, K M 3 $0.00
36598 On Campus TBA MWF 8:00am- 9:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 3 $0.00
30558 On Campus IDC-114 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Skytt, J M 3 $0.00
30561 On Campus IDC-113 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brinkman, D H 3 $0.00
30572 On Campus IDC-114 MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brinkman, D H 3 $0.00
36428 On Campus IDC-112 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stotter, K 3 $0.00
36430 On Campus ECC-07 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Cruse, A M 3 $0.00
30551 On Campus IDC-112 MWF 9:35am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Perez, K M 3 $0.00
34615 On Campus IDC-113 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Monda, K A 3 $0.00
35262 On Campus IDC-114 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Baxton, J L 3 $0.00
35673 On Campus IDC-112 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Perez, K M 3 $0.00
36075 On Campus ECC-07 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Cruse, A M 3 $0.00
36635 On Campus IDC-113 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Baxton, J L 3 $0.00
30553 On Campus IDC-112 MWF 11:10am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Perez, K M 3 $0.00
30562 On Campus IDC-114 T 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Starkey, S L 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
30564 On Campus IDC-114 R 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Starkey, S L 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
30566 On Campus IDC-112 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
30575 On Campus IDC-114 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Drobny, D T 3 $0.00
35763 On Campus TBA TR 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Arrington, H 3 $0.00
36429 On Campus IDC-113 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kilgore, J K 3 $0.00
36167 On Campus TBA MW 2:20pm- 4:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 3 $0.00
36578 On Campus TBA TR 2:20pm- 4:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wall, N E 3 $0.00
30544 On Campus IDC-112 MW 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dinkins, E V 3 $0.00
30555 On Campus IDC-112 TR 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Handley, E 3 $0.00
30569 On Campus IDC-114 MW 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Drobny, D T 3 $0.00
34589 On Campus IDC-113 TR 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Morrill, P A 3 $0.00
35760 On Campus IDC-113 MW 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom MacDougall, A H 3 $0.00
36171 On Campus IDC-114 TR 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stotter, K 3 $0.00
30548 On Campus ECC-02 MW 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pages, C M 3 $0.00
33186 On Campus IDC-112 MW 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dinkins, E V 3 $0.00
33190 On Campus IDC-112 TR 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Handley, E 3 $0.00
35188 On Campus IDC-113 MW 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Arrington, H 3 $0.00
35190 On Campus IDC-114 MW 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Garcia, M D 3 $0.00
35627 On Campus IDC-113 TR 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Morrill, P A 3 $0.00
36172 On Campus IDC-114 TR 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martin, J M 3 $0.00
33189 ONLINE ONLINE 2.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Johnston, C J 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-112 R 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35705 ONLINE ONLINE 2.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Starkey, D M 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-113 M 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13
35748 ONLINE ONLINE 2.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Starkey, D M 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-113 W 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13
35749 ONLINE ONLINE 2.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Johnston, C J 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-112 T 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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ENG 103 IMPROVEMENT OF COLLEGE READING AND STUDY SKILLS
Focuses on skills necessary for college success. Students learn techniques for comprehending college texts, and improving study strategies,
research skills and college-level vocabulary. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: English 70, with a “P” or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
36205 On Campus IDC-203 TRF 8:00am- 9:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Westmacott, B H 4.5 $0.00
30457 On Campus ECC-07 MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Cruse, A M 4.5 $0.00
30471 On Campus IDC-204 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Spaventa, L J 4.5 $0.00
35238 On Campus ECC-03 MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Bacchus, D A 4.5 $0.00
30458 On Campus ECC-07 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Cruse, A M 4.5 $0.00
30464 On Campus IDC-204 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Peterson, M M 4.5 $0.00
30468 On Campus TBA TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Spaventa, L J 4.5 $0.00
36419 On Campus ECC-03 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Bacchus, D A 4.5 $0.00
36216 On Campus TBA MW 11:00am- 1:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Masline, D L 4.5 $0.00
30460 On Campus ECC-07 TR 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Vlcek-Scamahorn, E M 4.5 $0.00
30470 On Campus IDC-204 TR 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Peterson, M M 4.5 $0.00
36837 On Campus TBA MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4.5 $0.00
30461 On Campus IDC-204 TR 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Evans, N L 4.5 $0.00
30469 On Campus TBA MW 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Wahlberg, D D 4.5 $0.00
33141 On Campus TBA TR 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Cook, T L 4.5 $0.00
30459 On Campus IDC-110 MW 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Madison, J L 4.5 $0.00
36838 On Campus IDC-221 T 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4.5 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-222 R 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30462 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Steidler, A M 4.5 $0.00
30466 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online DiVito, M 4.5 $0.00
34698 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online DiVito, M 4.5 $0.00
36420 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Cruse, A M 4.5 $0.00
ENG 110 COMPOSITION AND READING
Practice in expository composition based on critical reading of short works and one book-length work. English 110 students are required to
register and pay for the one-unit corequisite, English 120, College Research Skills, designed to support the development of a research
paper. When students register for English 110, they are prompted to register for English 120 and are provided the specific section (CRN)
number. English 120 requirements are reviewed in first session of English 110. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: English 100
with a “P” and English 70 with a “P” or English 100A and English 116 with a “P” and English 70 with a “P” or qualifying score on SBCC
placement exam. COREQ: English 120. SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103. COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 123.
30577 30646 On Campus IDC-223 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 3 $0.00
30579 30663 On Campus IDC-221 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Scamahorn, M 3 $0.00
30611 30667 On Campus IDC-222 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walker, M J 3 $0.00
34746 34747 On Campus IDC-223 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walker, M J 3 $0.00
36646 36647 On Campus ECC-02 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martin, J M 3 $0.00
35366 35367 On Campus IDC-221 F 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Peters, M 3 $0.00
37053 37054 On Campus IDC-222 F 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Scamahorn, M 3 $0.00
35008 35009 On Campus IDC-223 R 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Monda, K A 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
35686 35687 On Campus IDC-223 T 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Menendez, M A 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
35993 35994 On Campus IDC-222 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Millward, S J 3 $0.00
36124 36125 On Campus IDC-222 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Millward, S J 3 $0.00
36460 36461 On Campus IDC-221 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Molloy, K Z 3 $0.00
36462 36463 On Campus IDC-221 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Molloy, K Z 3 $0.00
36464 36465 On Campus IDC-221 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Bell, B A 3 $0.00
36466 36467 On Campus IDC-221 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bell, B A 3 $0.00
33681 33706 On Campus IDC-222 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ouwehand, T S 3 $0.00
35991 35992 On Campus IDC-223 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Monda, K A 3 $0.00
36122 36123 On Campus IDC-223 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Monda, K A 3 $0.00
30605 30659 On Campus IDC-222 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ouwehand, T S 3 $0.00
33683 33710 On Campus ECC-02 M 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Menendez, M A 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
34602 34603 On Campus IDC-223 M 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Johnston, C J 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
34613 34614 On Campus IDC-223 W 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Johnston, C J 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
35317 35318 On Campus IDC-221 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Senn, S M 3 $0.00
35631 35632 On Campus ECC-02 T 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Oropeza, C I 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
36397 36401 On Campus ECC-02 R 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Oropeza, C I 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
37049 37051 On Campus ECC-02 W 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Starkey, D M 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
ENG 110—Composition and Reading classes continue on the next page
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30584 30661 On Campus IDC-221 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lukomski, W A 3 $0.00
35010 35011 On Campus IDC-222 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kearney, K P 3 $0.00
35703 35704 On Campus IDC-222 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ouwehand, T S 3 $0.00
30582 30633 On Campus IDC-222 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barber, C A 3 $0.00
33199 30640 On Campus IDC-222 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Davis, C C 3 $0.00
33677 33702 On Campus IDC-223 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Arrington, H 3 $0.00
33198 30653 On Campus IDC-221 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Courington, C 3 $0.00
30585 30665 On Campus ECC-02 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gilmore, T B 3 $0.00
33678 33703 On Campus IDC-221 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Courington, C 3 $0.00
33682 33707 On Campus IDC-222 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pisano Jr, J M 3 $0.00
33688 33715 On Campus IDC-222 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Garcia, M D 3 $0.00
35012 35013 On Campus ECC-02 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Huk, P M 3 $0.00
35633 35634 On Campus IDC-222 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Oropeza, C I 3 $0.00
33679 33701 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Huk, P M 3 $0.00
35014 35015 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Bryan, B L 3 $0.00
35651 35652 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Grogg Jr, C J 3 $0.00
35653 35750 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Grogg Jr, C J 3 $0.00
35960 35961 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Bryan, B L 3 $0.00
ENG 110H COMPOSITION AND READING, HONORS
Expository writing based on critical reading and coordinated with other Honors courses. English 110H students are required to register and
pay for the one-unit corequisite, English 120, College Research Skills, designed to support English 110H research paper. Students are
automatically enrolled in English 120 when they register for English 110H. English 120 requirements are reviewed in first session of English 110H.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: English 100 with a “P” and English 70 with a “P”, or English 100A and English 116 with a “P”
or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam. COREQ: English 120. COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 123. LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT:
Acceptance into Honors Program.
31825 30651 On Campus IDC-223 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Eckford-Prossor, M C 3 $0.00
36398 36399 On Campus IDC-223 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Eckford-Prossor, M C 3 $0.00
ENG 111 CRITICAL THINKING AND COMPOSITION THROUGH LITERATURE
Study of critical thinking and composition combined with instruction in literature. Emphasis on application of logical methodology to reading
and writing about literary works of various genres. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: English 110 or 110H or 110GB, with a “C”
or better. Students who completed English 110 at SBCC prior to Fall 1986 or completed English 110 or an equivalent three-unit, collegelevel
composition course at an accredited college must bring official proof to the Assessment Office prior to enrollment. For private or out-ofstate
colleges, a copy of the course description from the college catalog is needed.
30615 On Campus ECC-02 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Land, B E 3 $0.00
30620 On Campus IDC-221 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barber, C A 3 $0.00
33697 On Campus IDC-222 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Corman, B P 3 $0.00
35685 On Campus IDC-223 F 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Butcher, C S 3 $0.00
35640 On Campus ECC-02 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Grogg Jr, C J 3 $0.00
36132 On Campus ECC-02 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bryan, B L 3 $0.00
30614 On Campus ECC-02 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Grogg Jr, C J 3 $0.00
30624 On Campus IDC-222 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Millward, S J 3 $0.00
30626 On Campus ECC-02 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bryan, B L 3 $0.00
35018 On Campus IDC-221 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walker, M J 3 $0.00
37040 On Campus IDC-221 F 11:15am- 2:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Peters, M 3 $0.00
30617 On Campus IDC-221 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Arrington, H 3 $0.00
30628 On Campus IDC-223 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kilgore, J K 3 $0.00
30631 On Campus IDC-222 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lukomski, W A 3 $0.00
35020 On Campus IDC-221 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Davies Ward, L 3 $0.00
35642 On Campus IDC-223 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walker, C J 3 $0.00
36910 On Campus ECC-02 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 MET Oropeza, C I 3 $0.00
30625 On Campus IDC-223 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walker, C J 3 $0.00
35638 On Campus ECC-02 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pages, C M 3 $0.00
35639 On Campus ECC-02 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Land, B E 3 $0.00
36911 On Campus IDC-221 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Davis, C C 3 $0.00
30618 On Campus IDC-223 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wilkinson, A Y 3 $0.00
33201 On Campus IDC-223 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wilkinson, A Y 3 $0.00
33203 On Campus IDC-223 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wilkinson, A Y 3 $0.00
37052 On Campus IDC-223 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gilmore, T B 3 $0.00
30619 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Eckford-Prossor, M C 3 $0.00
33205 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Eckford-Prossor, M C 3 $0.00
ENG 111H CRITICAL THINKING AND COMPOSITION THROUGH LITERATURE, HONORS
Study of literature, combined with instruction in critical thinking and composition. Emphasis on application of logical methodology to the
various literary genres. LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Acceptance into the Honors Program. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
PREREQ: English 110 or 110H or 110GB, with a “C” or better.
35678 On Campus IDC-222 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Walker, M J 3 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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ENG 117 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPOSITION - INTENSIVE
Immersion writing course with additional readings to improve college writing skills. PREREQ: English 60 or 65 or ESL 134 or ESL 135 with
a “P”, or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
36097 On Campus IDC-114 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Starkey, S L 6 $0.00
also meets On Campus LRC M 10:30am-11:45am 08/26/13-12/14/13
36098 On Campus IDC-204 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Prothero, M H 6 $0.00
also meets On Campus LRC M 2:00pm- 3:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36468 On Campus LRC M 1:00pm- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Baxton, J L 6 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-113 TR 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
ENG 120 COLLEGE RESEARCH SKILLS
Through self-paced activities, students develop research and documentation skills necessary for successful papers in English 110 and other
college courses. Also available in stand-alone online format. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110
or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 103 and 123.
30646 30577 On Campus IDC-223 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 1 $0.00
30663 30579 On Campus IDC-221 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Scamahorn, M 1 $0.00
30633 30582 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barber, C A 1 $0.00
30661 30584 On Campus IDC-221 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lukomski, W A 1 $0.00
30665 30585 On Campus ECC-02 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gilmore, T B 1 $0.00
30659 30605 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ouwehand, T S 1 $0.00
30667 30611 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walker, M J 1 $0.00
30651 31825 On Campus IDC-223 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eckford-Prossor, M C 1 $0.00
30653 33198 On Campus IDC-221 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Courington, C 1 $0.00
30640 33199 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Davis, C C 1 $0.00
33702 33677 On Campus IDC-223 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Arrington, H 1 $0.00
33703 33678 On Campus IDC-221 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Courington, C 1 $0.00
33701 33679 ONLINE ONLINE 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Huk, P M 1 $0.00
33706 33681 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ouwehand, T S 1 $0.00
33707 33682 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pisano Jr, J M 1 $0.00
33710 33683 On Campus ECC-02 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Menendez, M A 1 $0.00
33715 33688 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Garcia, M D 1 $0.00
34603 34602 On Campus IDC-223 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Johnston, C J 1 $0.00
34614 34613 On Campus IDC-223 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Johnston, C J 1 $0.00
34747 34746 On Campus IDC-223 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walker, M J 1 $0.00
35009 35008 On Campus IDC-223 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Monda, K A 1 $0.00
35011 35010 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kearney, K P 1 $0.00
35013 35012 On Campus ECC-02 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Huk, P M 1 $0.00
35015 35014 ONLINE ONLINE 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Bryan, B L 1 $0.00
35318 35317 On Campus IDC-221 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Senn, S M 1 $0.00
35367 35366 On Campus IDC-221 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Peters, M 1 $0.00
35632 35631 On Campus ECC-02 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Oropeza, C I 1 $0.00
35634 35633 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Oropeza, C I 1 $0.00
35652 35651 ONLINE ONLINE 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Grogg Jr, C J 1 $0.00
35750 35653 ONLINE ONLINE 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Grogg Jr, C J 1 $0.00
35687 35686 On Campus IDC-223 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Menendez, M A 1 $0.00
35704 35703 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ouwehand, T S 1 $0.00
35961 35960 ONLINE ONLINE 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Bryan, B L 1 $0.00
35992 35991 On Campus IDC-223 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Monda, K A 1 $0.00
35994 35993 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Millward, S J 1 $0.00
36123 36122 On Campus IDC-223 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Monda, K A 1 $0.00
36125 36124 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Millward, S J 1 $0.00
36401 36397 On Campus ECC-02 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Oropeza, C I 1 $0.00
36399 36398 On Campus IDC-223 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eckford-Prossor, M C 1 $0.00
36461 36460 On Campus IDC-221 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Molloy, K Z 1 $0.00
36463 36462 On Campus IDC-221 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Molloy, K Z 1 $0.00
36465 36464 On Campus IDC-221 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Bell, B A 1 $0.00
36467 36466 On Campus IDC-221 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bell, B A 1 $0.00
36647 36646 On Campus ECC-02 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martin, J M 1 $0.00
37051 37049 On Campus ECC-02 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Starkey, D M 1 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
37054 37053 On Campus IDC-222 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Scamahorn, M 1 $0.00
ENG 121 COLLEGE COMPOSITION WORKSHOP
Intensive course in reading and writing skills linked to a corequisite English 110 class. (TR: CSU)
36095 On Campus LRC W 9:35am-11:15am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Millward, S J 2 $0.00
36469 On Campus LRC TR 11:10am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Bell, B A 2 $0.00
36470 On Campus LRC MW 11:10am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Molloy, K Z 2 $0.00
36096 On Campus LRC T 1:00pm- 2:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Monda, K A 2 $0.00
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ENG 173 SCREENWRITING I
Study of the basic elements of dramatic writing for the cinema. Students develop treatments and extended scenes or screenplays and
practice the rewriting process. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33896 On Campus PS-101 M 5:20pm- 9:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Brien, J D 3 $0.00
33897 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Shaw, J A 3 $0.00
36909 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Shaw, J A 3 $0.00
ENG 181 TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL WRITING
Writing course designed to teach professional-level written communication in technical fields. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33899 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Holms, A E 3 $0.00
ENG 221 SURVEY OF BRITISH LITERATURE
Chronological survey of British literature from Anglo-Saxon times to the end of the 18th century. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
PREREQ: English 110 or 110H or 110GB with a “C” or better. SKILLS ADVISORY: English 111 or 111H.
33700 On Campus IDC-221 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Courington, C 3 $0.00
ENG 225 AMERICAN LITERATURE
Representative works of leading American writers from pre-Revolutionary times through the post-Civil War period. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER
LIMIT) PREREQ: English 110 or 110H or 110GB with a “C” or better. COURSE ADVISORY: English 111 or 111GB or 111H or 111HGB.
35645 On Campus ECC-02 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Menendez, M A 3 $0.00
ENG 262 SHAKESPEARE
Study of at least six Shakespearean plays, from script to stage. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: English 110 or 110H or 110GB,
with a “C” or better. COURSE ADVISORY: English 111 or 111H or 111GB or 111GH.
30681 On Campus IDC-223 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wilkinson, A Y 3 $0.00
ENG 270 INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING
Practice in writing fiction, poetry, drama and open-form essays. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: English 110 or 110H or 110GB, with a “C” or better.
COURSE ADVISORY: English 111 or 111H or 111GB or 111HG.
35989 On Campus IDC-221 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Starkey, D M 3 $0.00
ENG 271F CREATIVE WRITING: FICTION
Advanced study and practice in fiction writing. Students create and revise their own stories, and develop the capacity to analyze and assess
fiction written by themselves and others. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: English 111 or
111GB or 111H or 111HG; English 270.
37041 On Campus IDC-221 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Courington, C 3 $0.00
ENG 282CH TOPICS IN LITERATURE, HONORS
Special topics course on a particular author, genre, or theme in literature, prepared as an Honors Program Colloquium. Specific
description is printed in the Schedule on a semester basis. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the Honors
Program. PREREQ: English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: English 111 or 111GB or 111H or 111HGB.
32007 On Campus IDC-223 F 11:15am- 2:15pm 09/13/13-11/01/13 Honors Eckford-Prossor, M C 1.5 $0.00
ENG 295 INTERNSHIP IN ENGLISH
Structured program in which students gain experience with community organizations related to the discipline. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON
ENROLLMENT: Completion of English 110 or 110H or 110GB, with a “C” or better and two English courses at SBCC prior to enrolling in
an Internship course.
30684 On Campus IDC-326 11.4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Millward, S J 3 $0.00
ENG 299 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN ENGLISH
Designed to offer the individual student an opportunity to explore a subject in depth beyond what is possible in existing courses. (TR: CSU)
PREREQ: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36217 Off Campus TBA 12 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Courington, C 4 $0.00
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENT 201 INTRODUCTION TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION
Provides students with a comprehensive overview of the vital importance of entrepreneurship and roles that innovation and creativity play in
the entrepreneurial process. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: BUS 101. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36073 On Campus BC-237 W 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Moreno, M V 2 $0.00
ENT 202 START-UP TO EXPANSION: ANALYSIS & ASSESSMENT
Entrepreneurs explore their personal interests in particular businesses and ascertain whether their goals/skills are suited for pursuing various
business opportunities. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: BUS 101 and/or ENT 201. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or
110H or 110GB.
36074 On Campus BC-228 T 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ellis, V J 2 $0.00
ENT 203 MARKETING PLAN DEVELOPMENT
Project-based “crash course” in which students have the chance to develop a marketing plan. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: ENT 202.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36076 On Campus BC-237 R 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ellis, V J 2 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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ENT 204 MANAGING ENTREPRENEURIAL OPERATIONS
Explores issues facing the entrepreneur in day-to-day operations of a newly-formed/existing business and provides applied problem-solving
techniques. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: BUS 101 and ENT 203 and MGMT 101. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or
110H or 110GB
36573 On Campus BC-228 M 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walker, D P 2 $0.00
ENVIRONMENTAL HORTICULTURE
EH 101 PLANT IDENTIFICATION AND CULTURE
Approximately 200 plants studied in depth during the semester. Five distinct plant units covered: (1) deciduous plants, (2) dicot evergreen
trees, (3) conifers/gymnosperms, (4) palms and ornamental accent plants, and (5) evergreen shrubs and vines. Water-conserving plants are
emphasized. Students accepted into Environmental Horticulture Program given priority; also open to non-majors. (TR: CSU/UC)
30173 On Campus A-162 R 1:00pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gonella, M P 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA R 3:10pm- 6:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
EH 103 IRRIGATION AND GARDEN WATERWORKS
Materials and methods used in the landscape irrigation trade. Emphasis on maintenance and repair of irrigation systems. Trouble-shooting
and retrofitting are also highlighted. Water conservation, xeriscaping and irrigation management are featured. Simple plan reading and
development are reviewed. (TR: CSU)
30175 On Campus A-162 W 1:00pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Graham, A P 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA W 3:10pm- 6:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
EH 104 LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE
Covers the ongoing care of existing softscape and hardscape elements of the living landscape, pest control, plant care, irrigation, pruning,
fertilization and soil health. (TR: CSU)
30176 On Campus A-162 F 1:00pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gonella, M P 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA F 3:10pm- 6:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
EH 109 PERMACULTURE DESIGN
Application of ecological and environmental principles to designing human systems that are locally sustainable and require reduced inputs.
(TR: CSU)
37011 On Campus A-162 W 8:00am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gonella, M P 4 $0.00
EH 110 INTRODUCTION TO HORTICULTURE
Explores the central concepts of environmental horticulture, covering horticultural practices and methods, with focus on long-term sustainability
and local ecological issues. (TR: CSU/UC)
34459 On Campus A-162 T Noon - 3:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gonella, M P 3 $0.00
EH 112 ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION I
Examines the principles and techniques of regional habitat restoration. Class work emphasizes the identification, collection, propagation and
care of native plants. (TR: CSU)
34460 On Campus A-162 F 7:30am- 9:30am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hartley, D J 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA F 9:40am-12:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
EH 202 RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE DESIGN
Explores the step-by-step processes used to design outdoor areas around a single-family residential site. (TR: CSU)
35249 On Campus A-162 M 6:00pm- 9:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Goodnick, W 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus TBA S 10:00am- 2:00pm 11/16/13-11/16/13
EH 207 SMALL SCALE FOOD PRODUCTION
Explores the concept of maximizing a small farming system through sustainable horticulture methods. (TR: CSU)
37012 On Campus TBA T 8:00am-11:00am 08/27/13-10/01/13 Classroom Hartley, D J 1 $0.00
EH 213 HISTORY OF GARDENS
Historical survey of worldwide landscape gardens evolution, from the 17th century to the present, as well as a historical survey of Santa Barbara
regional gardens, from the time of Spanish settlement to the present. (TR: CSU)
37013 On Campus TBA T 1:00pm- 4:00pm 08/27/13-10/01/13 Classroom Flagg, K L 1 $0.00
EH 290 WORK EXPERIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL HORTICULTURE
Combines classroom learning and supervised on-the-job experience that prepares students for transition to the workplace. The college,
student and job supervisor cooperate. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Must be enrolled in the EH program and must take at
least one EH prefix class.
35495 On Campus A-162 R 6:30pm- 8:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gonella, M P 2 $0.00
35496 On Campus A-162 R 6:30pm- 8:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gonella, M P 3 $0.00
35497 On Campus A-162 R 6:30pm- 8:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gonella, M P 4 $0.00
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
Environmental Studies is an interdisciplinary program, offering courses in environmental science and history. All ENVS courses satisfy
IGETC, UC and CSU transfer requirements, with the exception of ENVS 200. ENVS 110 (Humans and the Biological Environment),
with ENVS 111 (Environmental Field Studies) and ENVS 115 (Environmental Geology) with ENVS 115L satisfy the SBCC Natural
Science G.E. requirement. For more information, consult the SBCC Catalog, or contact Adam Green at (805) 965-0581, ext. 2394.
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ENVS 110 HUMANS AND THE BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT
Growth and variations in populations and their interactions with the environment. Emphasis on human alteration and intervention: agriculture,
forestry, water and air resources, wildlife, water pollution, toxic waste, pesticides and energy. Satisfies SBCC General Education requirement
in Natural Sciences in combination with ENVS 111. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31011 On Campus EBS-309 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Green, A K 3 $0.00
31012 On Campus EBS-309 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Green, A K 3 $0.00
ENVS 111 ENVIRONMENTAL FIELD STUDIES
Field studies which demonstrate ecological/environmental principles through observation and analysis of many different communities and sites of
environmental concern. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) COREQ: ENVS 110. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31013 On Campus EBS-210 T 11:00am- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Green, A K 1 $0.00
31014 On Campus EBS-215 W 11:00am- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Green, A K 1 $0.00
ENVS 112 AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY
Traces the course of American attitudes and actions toward the environment from the Indians to the present, including current ecological
problems. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33328 On Campus IDC-211 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Morris, D W 3 $0.00
ENVS 115 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY
Introduction to the violent forces of nature, such as volcanism, earthquakes, fires, floods, landslides and other geologic hazards; the
relationship of humans with their geologic environment. Applications to the Santa Barbara area emphasized. Satisfies SBCC General
Education requirement in Natural Sciences when taken with ENVS 115L. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1; English 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: Concurrent enrollment in ERTH 115L/ENVS 115L and 131 or 132.
34381 On Campus EBS-102 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dinklage, W S 3 $0.00
30408 On Campus EBS-102 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Thomas, S F 3 $0.00
ENVS 115L ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY LABORATORY
Laboratory approach to topics covered in ERTH 115, with emphasis on rock and mineral identification, geologic hazards, geologic resource
management, and land use planning. In-lab field trips. (TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: ERTH 115/ENVS 115. SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1; English 103.
35930 On Campus EBS-123 T 11:05am- 2:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Thomas, S F 1 $0.00
30409 On Campus EBS-123 R 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dinklage, W S 1 $0.00
ENVS 116 ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Study of formation, exploration, development and judicious use of natural resources in relation to present and future energy requirements:
conservation, fossil fuels, solar, geothermal, nuclear and hydrogen. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 4; English 103.
34995 On Campus EBS-115 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Meyer, J W 3 $0.00
ENVS 200 PROJECTS IN SUSTAINABILITY
Work with faculty, administrators, politicians and experts to make the college and community more sustainable. Lectures, workshops and
group projects teach students needed skills. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33236 On Campus EBS-301 T 3:55pm- 6:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Green, A K 2 $0.00
FILM STUDIES
FS 101 INTRODUCTION TO FILM
Introduction to cinema, including film aesthetics, history, literature, terminology and creative techniques, as well as the depiction of social
cultures, history and values in film. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34984 On Campus BC-FORUM F 9:00am- 1:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stinson, M E 3 $0.00
31811 On Campus BC-FORUM MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stinson, M E 3 $0.00
31812 On Campus BC-FORUM MW 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stinson, M E 3 $0.00
36906 On Campus BC-FORUM R 5:15pm- 9:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Feilden, R G 3 $0.00
34515 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Maestu, N E 3 $0.00
34516 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Maestu, N E 3 $0.00
35251 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Maestu, N E 3 $0.00
FS 101H INTRODUCTION TO FILM, HONORS
Comprehensive introduction to cinema, including film aesthetics, history, literature, terminology and creative techniques; the depiction of social
cultures, history and values in film; and an examination of major directors and important film movements. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Acceptance into the Honors Program. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36393 On Campus BC-FORUM F 9:00am- 1:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Stinson, M E 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus BC-237 W 11:30am-12:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35667 On Campus BC-FORUM MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Stinson, M E 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus BC-237 W 11:30am-12:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35145 On Campus BC-FORUM MW 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Stinson, M E 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus BC-237 W 11:30am-12:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
FS 104 AMERICAN FILM TO 1960s
Introduction to the development, history and aesthetics of Hollywood and American independent films to the 1960s. Study of classic films
as entertainment and cinematic art. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34980 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Maestu, N E 3 $0.00
35205 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Maestu, N E 3 $0.00
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FS 107 CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN FILM
Introduction to U.S. cinema since 1960, focusing on Hollywood, alternative and independent films. Study of changes in the industry,
technology, style, audiences, filmmakers and genres. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36905 On Campus BC-FORUM TR 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Feilden, R G 3 $0.00
FS 108B FILM FESTIVAL STUDIES: 5 DAYS
AFI Film Festival. Five-day field course at a film festival to study U.S. and international fiction, experimental and documentary films. Fee
required; contact department for information (http://film.sbcc.edu). (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34518 On Campus A-172 R 10:00am-12:20pm 11/07/13-11/07/13 Classroom Maestu, N E 2 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-172 W 10:00am-12:20pm 11/13/13-11/13/13
FS 110 WORLD CINEMA TO 1960s
Study of film history, theory and aesthetics, from the invention of cinema in the 1890s through the 1960s, including fictional narrative,
documentary and avant-garde films of the period. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
35575 On Campus BC-FORUM T 5:15pm- 9:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Feilden, R G 3 $0.00
FS 111 CONTEMPORARY WORLD CINEMA
Study of international film history, theory and aesthetics, from 1960 to the present. Focuses on the technology, business, aesthetics and cultural
impact of film. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: FS 101 or 101H or 104 or 110.
35576 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Fey, I H 3 $0.00
FS 112A FRENCH FILM
Introduction to French film, focusing on narrative film movements and periods. Study of changes in industry, technology, style, audiences,
filmmakers, and genres. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36904 On Campus A-161 TR 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Maestu, N E 3 $0.00
FS 118 FILM GENRES
Study of the origins, evolution and transformations of various film genres, such as Film Noir, the Western, science fiction, musicals, horror,
war and crime films. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 or 103.
36048 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Fey, I H 3 $0.00
FS 120 GREAT DIRECTORS
Survey of major film directors and their work. Students analyze and discuss landmark films by the world’s greatest directors. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31816 On Campus BC-FORUM MW 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Durling, R A 3 $0.00
FS 121 DOCUMENTARY FILM
Introduction to the development, history, theory and aesthetics of documentary films. Study classic and contemporary films as cinematic art,
as well as social, political and cultural statements. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36907 On Campus TBA R 5:15pm- 9:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Albright, M A 3 $0.00
FS 173 SCREENWRITING I
Study of the basic elements of dramatic writing for the cinema. Students develop treatments and extended scenes or screenplays and
practice the rewriting process. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36050 On Campus PS-101 M 5:20pm- 9:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Brien, J D 3 $0.00
31806 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Shaw, J A 3 $0.00
36908 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Shaw, J A 3 $0.00
FS 295 INTERNSHIP IN FILM STUDIES
Structured Internship program in which students gain experience with community organizations related to the discipline. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION
ON ENROLLMENT: Completion of two courses in Film Studies at SBCC prior to enrolling in Internship course. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility
for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36105 Off Campus TBA 11.4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Durling, R A 3 $0.00
FILM AND TELEVISION PRODUCTION
FP 102 WRITING FOR TELEVISION
Introduction to fundamentals of writing for television and the short form, including elements of story, character and dialog, pitching and
formatting. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36035 On Campus WC-201 R 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kaplan, E F 3 $0.00
FP 114 NON-LINEAR EDITING I
Overview of desktop non-linear video editing, including acquiring digital video, combining and editing source material, and creating complete
digital movies. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31799 On Campus A-172 MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Colin, M T 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-172 08/26/13-12/14/13
33383 On Campus A-172 T 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bieber, C L 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-172 08/26/13-12/14/13
FP 170 CINEMATOGRAPHY I
Introduction to digital video camera operation and lighting, covering both technical and aesthetic issues of studio and location shooting.
(TR: CSU/UC)
31803 On Campus WC-201 TR 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bieber, C L 3 $0.00
31804 On Campus WC-201 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Davega, S W 3 $0.00
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FP 175 FILM AND VIDEO PRODUCTION I
Introduction to film and video production, from script to final edit. Students write, produce, direct and edit individual projects and participate
in group projects. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: FP 114 and FS 173/ENG 173.
34986 On Campus WC-201 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Davega, S W 3 $0.00
31807 On Campus WC-201 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Colin, M T 3 $0.00
35320 On Campus WC-201 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Davega, S W 3 $0.00
35758 On Campus WC-201 MW 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mills, E C 3 $0.00
FP 177 MOTION GRAPHICS I
Introduction to motion graphics, compositing and 2-D animation, using Adobe After Effects for film and video applications, including both
technical and aesthetic issues. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33386 On Campus A-172 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bieber, C L 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-172 08/26/13-12/14/13
FP 178 DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKING
Develop documentary storytelling skills, focusing on structure, technique, technical skills, and creative process. Learn to reach audiences,
and meet objectives. Students produce a number of short films. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: FP 175.
36410 On Campus WC-201 T 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Schermerhorn, C E 3 $0.00
FP 181 PRINCIPLES OF AUDIO PRODUCTION
Concepts, techniques, equipment and terminology of audio, visual and digital media industries, emphasizing digital audio workstations:
MIDI, audio post-production, and synchronization in a studio environment. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100.
COURSE ADVISORY: MAT 180/MUS 121A.
33773 On Campus A-172 W 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Davega, S W 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-172 08/26/13-12/14/13
FP 185 DIRECTING FOR THE CAMERA
Introduction to directing for the camera in film and video production. Students conceive, art direct, cast and direct all aspects of production.
(TR: CSU/UC) COURSE ADVISORY: FP 175.
34630 On Campus WC-201 MW 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bieber, C L 3 $0.00
FP 218 ACTING FOR THE CAMERA
Students are introduced to the fundamental skills of acting in front of the camera. (TR: CSU/UC) COURSE ADVISORY: TA 112, 213;
FS 101 or 101H. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31945 On Campus DM-134 MW 11:10am- 1:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Talbott, M J 3 $0.00
36914 On Campus DM-155 F 12:45pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pervan, N 3 $0.00
FINANCE
FIN 100 PERSONAL MONEY MANAGEMENT
Practical discussion of all areas of financial management, including cash flow, protection planning, investment, taxes, goal-setting and estate
planning. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 4 and eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30265 On Campus BC-230 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Block, S A 3 $0.00
36820 On Campus BC-230 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Harrington, S N 3 $0.00
FIN 101 INTRODUCTION TO FINANCE AND BANKING
Introduces the function of finance in the economy, with emphasis on the business of banking. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 100 and
eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30266 On Campus TBA MW 9:35am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Block, S A 3 $0.00
36538 On Campus BC-237 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Block, S A 3 $0.00
FIN 201 INVESTING: SECURITIES ANALYSIS
Investment instruments, markets and techniques of analysis, as applied to stocks and bonds. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 100 and
eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
37014 On Campus BC-226 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Block, S A 3 $0.00
30267 On Campus BC-226 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Block, S A 3 $0.00
FIN 202 MANAGERIAL FINANCE
Students learn to anticipate cash needs, acquire financial resources, and allocate cash within the company. Financial statement analysis,
financing business activity, capital budgeting and working capital management are emphasized. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 100
and eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33100 On Campus BC-226 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Naylor Jr, W C 3 $0.00
37058 On Campus BC-224 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kwong, A W 3 $0.00
FIN 211 SKILLS IN TRADE FINANCE
Acquaints the student with the process of international trade finance and the core skills needed to participate. Emphasis on practical information
regarding risk management and transactions structure. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
COURSE ADVISORY: IBUS 102.
34937 On Campus BC-230 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
36831 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Bowman Jr, R 3 $0.00
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FRENCH
FR 101 BEGINNING FRENCH I
Essentials of the spoken and written language for the beginner. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30696 On Campus ECC-06 MW 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
36962 On Campus ECC-06 TR 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
30695 On Campus ECC-06 TR 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
33213 On Campus ECC-06 TR 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
34475 On Campus ECC-06 MW 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
35527 On Campus ECC-06 MW 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Atwater, R M 4 $0.00
FR 102 BEGINNING FRENCH II
Essentials of the spoken and written language for the beginner. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: FR 101, or two years of high school French, with
minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30697 On Campus ECC-06 MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
36445 On Campus ECC-06 TR 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
FR 103 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I
Review of basic structures, vocabulary-building, comprehension drills, reading and conversation. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: FR 102 or three
years high school French, with minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility
for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33215 On Campus TBA TR 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 SelfPaced Staff 4 $0.00
FR 130 INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION
Increases the student’s vocabulary and fluency in the language, as well as his/her ability to comprehend. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: FR 120 or
102, or three years high school French, with minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36966 On Campus TBA W 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 2 $0.00
FR 140 INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION
Increases the student’s vocabulary and fluency in the language, as well as his/her ability to comprehend. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: FR 130 or
103 or four years high school French, with minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36967 On Campus TBA W 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 2 $0.00
GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 101 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
Introduction to the earth sciences. Topics include geology, geomorphology, meteorology, climatology, hydrology and agronomy. Required
for Geography majors. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103; Math 1. COURSE ADVISORY: Concurrent enrollment in
ERTH 141L/GEOG 101L.
33833 On Campus EBS-102 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robinson, M A 3 $0.00
33818 On Campus EBS-102 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robinson, M A 3 $0.00
GEOG 101L PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LABORATORY
Laboratory approach to physical geography studies. Topics include aerial photo and map interpretation, rocks and the rock cycle, geomorphology,
oceanography and meteorology. Local field trips required. (TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: GEOG 101/ERTH 141. SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103;
Math 1.
33835 On Campus EBS-123 R 11:05am- 2:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vergeer, M P 1 $0.00
33834 On Campus EBS-123 M 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Vergeer, M P 1 $0.00
GEOG 102 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
Explores cultures around the world as seen in the patterns of settlement, beliefs, economic development, political units and responses to the
physical world. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31518 On Campus EBS-102 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Armstrong, B G 3 $0.00
GEOG 104 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
Global survey of the world’s cultural regions. Topics include cultural and environmental variability, demographics and settlement patterns,
gender relationships, geopolitical frameworks, economic development, and globalization. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 103.
36965 On Campus EBS-102 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Armstrong, B G 3 $0.00
GEOG 105 ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
Addresses regional patterns of principal economic activities of the world, with emphasis on economic development and the problems of
urbanization, transportation and the environment. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103; Math 4.
33836 On Campus EBS-102 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Armstrong, B G 3 $0.00
GEOG 152 WEATHER AND CLIMATE
Study of weather emphasizes the structural and physical variability of the earth’s atmosphere. Local weather patterns and analysis of
weather maps supplement this course. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103; Math 1.
35621 On Campus EBS-102 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robinson, M A 3 $0.00
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GEOG 171 INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND MAPS
Introduction to the techniques, tools and theories used to examine geographic data, with focus on Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Includes cartography and exposure to GIS applications. (TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: ERTH 172/GEOG 172. SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103; Math 4.
34990 On Campus EBS-102 MW 4:00pm- 5:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robinson, M A 2 $0.00
GEOG 172 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS: SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS
Hands-on training with a Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software package (ArcGIS). Covers key skills for operating a GIS, plus various
application areas for GIS. Concurrent enrollment in ERTH 171/GEOG 171 or interview with instructor required. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY:
English 103. COREQ: ERTH 171/GEOG 171 (taken concurrently).
34992 On Campus TBA MW 5:10pm- 6:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Robinson, M A 2 $0.00
GEOG 299 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN GEOGRAPHY
Individual project as arranged with a faculty member in the department. (TR: CSU)
36270 Off Campus TBA 8.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Robinson, M A 3 $0.00
*Geology
Geology classes can be found in the Earth and Planetary Sciences section.
GERMAN
GER 101 BEGINNING GERMAN I
Fundamentals of grammar, pronunciation, orthography and conversation. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or
110H or 110GB.
34476 On Campus TBA MW 5:15pm- 7:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Spandau, F 4 $0.00
GERONTOLOGY
GERO 101 INTRODUCTION TO HEALTHY AGING
Examines the biological, psychological and social issues associated with the aging process, and reviews aspects of healthy aging among adults.
(TR: CSU)
37023 On Campus PE-217 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Slade, A M 3 $0.00
GLOBAL STUDIES
GLST 101 INTRODUCTION TO GLOBAL STUDIES: FOUNDATIONS OF THE GLOBAL VILLAGE
Introduction to the interdisciplinary field of global studies. Examines the history of globalization, and analyzes the economic, political, cultural
and ecological developments of today’s world. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31584 On Campus A-211 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Haupt, A B 3 $0.00
GLST 102 PROBLEMS OF THE GLOBAL VILLAGE
Interdisciplinary survey of a variety of global problems of today’s complex world, for example global inequality, global crime and global
environmental problems. Explores approaches to their solution. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31585 On Campus IDC-205 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Haupt, A B 3 $0.00
33877 On Campus BC-226 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Haupt, A B 3 $0.00
GRAPHIC DESIGN AND PHOTOGRAPHY
GDP 110 MEDIA DESIGN
Recommended starting point for students interested in careers in the media arts. Introduction to basic design principles, using digital tools
within various software programs. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
35070 On Campus A-171 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Torf, V L 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-171 08/26/13-12/14/13
36955 On Campus A-171 R 1:00pm- 6:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-171 08/26/13-12/14/13
GDP 111 GRAPHIC DESIGN BASICS
Recommended starting point for those planning a career in graphic design. Assignments focus on layout design and technical preparation of
files for print. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36645 Off Campus CHS MTWRF 7:45am- 8:35am 04/29/13-01/31/14 Classroom Latham, M V 3 $0.00
30059 On Campus A-171 MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Torf, V L 3 $0.00
36956 On Campus A-171 M 5:00pm-10:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lafferty, A M 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-171 08/26/13-12/14/13
30060 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Russotti, E F 3 $0.00
GDP 113 TYPOGRAPHY
Introduces a basic understanding of the effective use of type. Emphasis is on the use of typography in graphic design. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
30061 On Campus A-171 T 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Balderman, B L 3 $15.00
35664 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Balderman, B L 3 $0.00
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GDP 114 GRAPHIC DESIGN I
Students use industry-standard software to develop materials for print. The design process and concept development are stressed
when creating projects, such as posters and brochures. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: GDP 110 and 111.
30063 On Campus A-171 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lafferty, A M 3 $15.00
35067 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Russotti, E F 3 $0.00
GDP 118 CREATIVE THINKING
Students learn how to develop techniques to enhance their innate creative abilities. Numerous creative problem-solving techniques and ideas
are explored. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
30064 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Russotti, E F 3 $0.00
37033 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Staff 3 $0.00
GDP 215 PUBLICATION DESIGN
Production issues and skills essential for digital printing and electronic publications are covered. GDP 111 or equivalent experience recommended,
or instructor interview. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: GDP 111 and 114.
35068 On Campus A-171 T 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Russotti, E F 3 $20.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
GDP 230 PORTFOLIO
This capstone class guides students in developing and refining a body of work that constitutes a portfolio reflecting individual creative and
visual communication skills. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: GDP 212 or 215 or PHOT 180. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English
100 and 103.
36046 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Torf, V L 3 $15.00
GDP 290 WORK EXPERIENCE IN GRAPHIC DESIGN AND PHOTOGRAPHY
For Graphic Design and Photography majors only. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Student must be enrolled in at least one
class (other than Work Experience) in the major. COURSE ADVISORY: PHOT 109 or GDP 114.
30066 On Campus TBA 16 hours/week 09/09/13-12/16/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
HEALTH EDUCATION
Online Students: On-campus attendance required for mandatory orientation and mid-terms. Please contact instructor for alternate
arrangements if you are unable to come to campus.
To complete your online Health Education enrollment, you must e-mail Kathy O’Connor at oconnork@sbcc.edu.
HE 101 PERSONAL HEALTH AWARENESS
Survey of mental and emotional health, drugs and alcohol, fitness and nutrition, sexuality and relationships, death and dying, cardiovascular
disease and cancer. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31377 On Campus PE-217 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Congleton, P L 3 $0.00
31379 On Campus PE-217 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, K A 3 $0.00
31378 On Campus PE-217 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Congleton, P L 3 $0.00
33303 On Campus PE-217 T 6:15pm- 9:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Moharram, R 3 $0.00
31376 ONLINE ONLINE 3.5 hours/week 09/04/13-12/14/13 Online O’Connor, K A 3 $0.00
HE 102 PERSONAL HEALTH: WOMEN
Health course for men/women, emphasizing health issues unique to women. Topics include mental health, date rape and partner/child abuse,
sexuality, relationships, fitness and nutrition. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31380 On Campus PE-217 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, K A 3 $0.00
HE 103 RESPONDING TO MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
Recognition, assessment and immediate care for injuries/sudden illness. Safe habits, healthy lifestyles and prevention stressed. American Red
Cross Responding to Emergency and Adult CPR Certificates possible. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31381 On Campus PE-114 F 12:35pm- 3:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Houghton, B L 3 $0.00
HE 104 INTRODUCTION TO ATHLETIC INJURIES
Teaches allied health, coaching and personal fitness students methods of prevention, recognition and care of sport-related injuries. Pathology,
protective taping/wrapping, role of athletic trainer emphasized. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: BMS 100 or BIOL 100.
31382 On Campus PE-217 F 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Houlihan-Davis, S M 3 $0.00
36840 On Campus TBA TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Houlihan-Davis, S M 3 $0.00
HE 111 UNDERSTANDING HUMAN SEXUALITY
Human sexuality course introduces physiological, psychological, sociological and cultural aspects and explores personal perspectives.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31383 On Campus PE-217 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shishim, M D 3 $0.00
HE 213 CONCEPTS IN HEALTH AND PHYSICAL FITNESS
Teaches health and fitness concepts which apply to everyday living. Topics include exercise prescription, muscular and cardiovascular fitness,
weight control and correct body composition. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31384 On Campus PE-217 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, E T 3 $0.00
36841 On Campus PE-217 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, E T 3 $0.00
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HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
The Health Information Technology (HIT) Program prepares students for positions in health information/medical records departments at
health care facilities and alternative health care systems. Duties include compiling, analyzing, evaluating and maintaining health data;
controlling the use and release of health information; and supervising staff. Access HITCIM@sbcc.edu for more information.
All HIT courses are offered online. Students must complete mandatory online orientation activities for each course. All HIT students are
required to e-mail HITCIM@sbcc.edu for orientation instructions immediately after registering.
HIT 101 INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
Fundamental practices of HIM, including data/record content/standards; HIT functions/responsibilities; information systems/technologies;
and health information privacy/security. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30744 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lewis, S I 3 $0.00
30745 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Thompson, D L 3 $0.00
34276 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lewis, S I 3 $0.00
34279 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Thompson, D L 3 $0.00
36995 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Staff 3 $0.00
HIT 102 LEGAL ASPECTS OF HEALTH CARE
Legal aspects of health information, patient privacy/rights, confidentiality, ROI, compliance, HIPAA and E-Health. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: HIT 101
(prior to or concurrent) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30748 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Russell, L A 3 $0.00
34277 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Russell, L A 3 $0.00
34278 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Russell, L A 3 $0.00
HIT 135 BASIC MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
Introduction to medical terminology for body structure, body systems and diagnostic work. Prefixes, suffixes, word roots and combined word
forms. Includes instruction in spelling, definition and pronunciation. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30733 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Harrison, D C 3 $0.00
30734 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Wilkinson, M C 3 $0.00
36996 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Sweeney, S S 3 $0.00
36997 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Wilkinson, M C 3 $0.00
36998 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 3 $0.00
HIT 201 PHARMACOLOGY FOR ALLIED HEALTH
Introduction to pharmacology. Basic pharmacological terminology and concepts, and common generic and tradename medications. (TR: CSU)
PREREQ: BMS 146. COURSE ADVISORY: HIT 135. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30735 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Bailey, E P 2 $0.00
30765 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Maywood, L R 2 $0.00
34285 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Bailey, E P 2 $0.00
36999 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 2 $0.00
HIT 202 INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASES, DIAGNOSTIC CODING
Beginning coding overview of nomenclature and classification systems. Focuses on coding inpatient clinical information using ICD10CM to
code diagnoses. Includes application of coding conventions and coding software. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: HIT 135 with a minimum grade of “C”
and BMS 146 with a minimum grade of “C” and HIT 101 with a minimum grade of “C” and HIT 204 with a minimum grade of “C” (HIT 204
may be taken concurrently). COURSE ADVISORY: HIT 201 with a minimum grade of “C”.
36451 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Robertson, J L 2 $0.00
37000 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Robertson, J L 2 $0.00
37001 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Robertson, J L 2 $0.00
37002 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Williamson, L M 2 $0.00
HIT 203 INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASES, PROCEDURAL CODING
Overview, structure and organization of International Classification of Diseases, Procedure Classification System (ICD-10-PCS). (TR: CSU)
PREREQ: HIT 135 with a minimum grade of “C” and BMS 146 with a minimum grade of “C” and HIT 101 with a minimum grade of “C” and
HIT 204 with a minimum grade of “C”. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36453 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Williamson, L M 3 $0.00
37003 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Williamson, L M 3 $0.00
37004 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Williamson, L M 3 $0.00
37005 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Robertson, J L 3 $0.00
HIT 204 BASIC PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
Introduction to the fundamentals of pathophysiology, with focus on essential concepts of physiologic changes and altered functions in the
human body resulting from disease processes. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: BMS 146. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30766 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Thompson, D L 3 $0.00
32031 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Maywood, L R 3 $0.00
34288 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lewis, S I 3 $0.00
34289 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Maywood, L R 3 $0.00
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HIT 205 ADVANCED CODING APPLICATIONS
Advanced coding instruction in classification systems and applying software at higher skill levels. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: HIT 200 or 202 and 203.
COREQ: HIT 210. COURSE ADVISORY: HIT 255.
30756 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Williamson, L M 4 $0.00
34973 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Williamson, L M 4 $0.00
HIT 210 CPT PROCEDURAL CODING
Beginning HCPCS coding class for ambulatory services coding related to facility and professional services, with overview of coding
conventions, principles, regulatory guidance and coding software. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: HIT 101 and 135 and BMS 146. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34292 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Heck, J M 3 $0.00
34634 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Heck, J M 3 $0.00
HIT 220 HIM STATISTICS
Introduction to healthcare statistics by interpreting healthcare statistical formulas, presenting data as it relates to health information management,
and applying research methodologies to current healthcare-related topics. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: HIT 101 (may be taken concurrently) and
COMP 101. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 4.
30759 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Sweeney, S S 2 $0.00
37006 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Sweeney, S S 2 $0.00
HIT 230 ALTERNATIVE DELIVERY SYSTEMS
Introduction to HIM practice in alternative healthcare systems, including ambulatory, long-term, mental health, hospice and home health,
managed care and rehabilitation medicine. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: HIT 101. COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 101 and HIT 240.
30760 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Slusarczyk, D A 2 $0.00
37007 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Slusarczyk, D A 2 $0.00
HIT 240 HC QUALITY MANAGEMENT
Quality management and performance improvement principles in the hospital setting; data collection, analysis and presentation; regulatory,
accreditation and compliance; credentialing and utilization; case and risk management. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: COMP 101 and HIT 101.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: HIT 250 or 255.
30761 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Sweeney, S S 3 $0.00
37008 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Sweeney, S S 3 $0.00
HIT 255 MEDICAL INSURANCE AND REIMBURSEMENT METHODOLOGIES
Introduction to medical insurance basics and payment methodologies for hospital and physician office settings. Focus on compliance with
regulatory requirements and common billing practices. (TR: CSU) COREQ: HIT 200 or 202 and 203 SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: HIT 210.
32005 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Sweeney, S S 4 $0.00
34294 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Sweeney, S S 4 $0.00
HIT 265 HIM COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Intermediate-level systems class focusing on computer applications in healthcare and health information management. Includes application of
basic computer and communication concepts and technologies, systems development and analysis, work flow mapping, queries and reports
for information retrieval, and migration to the electronic health record. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: COMP 101 and HIT 101. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
32006 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lovko-Premeau, D C 2 $0.00
37009 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lovko-Premeau, D C 2 $0.00
HIT 275 HIT PRACTICUM
Onsite affiliated healthcare organization experience performing CAHIIM HIT competencies. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT:
This is the last class in SBCC’s HIT/AS Degree Program. Students must have completed the HIT Program classes or their equivalent prior
to starting the practicum onsite at an affiliated healthcare organization. A physical examination and up-to-date immunizations are required at
student’s own expense. A background check may be required at student’s own expense by the practicum site. PREREQ: HIT 200 or 202
and 203 and 240 and 255. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30736 ONLINE ONLINE 9 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Robertson, J L 3 $0.00
HIT 280 MEDICAL CODING PRACTICUM
Supervised clinical experience with an affiliated health agency; direct application and validation of medical coding classification systems.
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: This is the last class in the SBCC Medical Coding Certificate Program. Students must be
enrolled in the Medical Coding Certificate Program to register for this course. A physical examination and up-to-date immunizations are
required at student’s own expense and a background check may be required at student’s own expense by the practicum site.
PREREQ: HIT 210 and 255. COREQ: HIT 205, prior or concurrently. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30764 ONLINE ONLINE 3.2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Williamson, L M 1 $0.00
HIT 285 REGISTERED HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNICIAN EXAM PREPARATION
Students learn study techniques to prepare for the national RHIT exam, and review HIT concepts and applications covered in an approved
HIT program, with special concentration on completion of mock questions. COURSE ADVISORY: HIT 275.
33733 ONLINE ONLINE 9 hours/week 08/26/13-10/05/13 Online Robertson, J L 3 $0.00
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HISTORY
HIST 100 GROWTH OF AMERICAN CIVILIZATION
Survey of leading social, economic, political and diplomatic traditions which have shaped American civilization from colonial origins to the
present. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33329 On Campus IDC-220 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Solberg, C B 3 $0.00
35139 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Mooney, M J 3 $0.00
HIST 101 HISTORY OF THE U.S. TO 1865
Analysis and discussion of United States social, economic, political and institutional developments from the first European settlements
through the Civil War. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31526 On Campus IDC-215 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Swiontek, D J 3 $0.00
36884 On Campus IDC-211 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Morris, D W 3 $0.00
36890 On Campus IDC-220 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shiells II, D A 3 $0.00
31530 On Campus IDC-209 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Morris, D W 3 $0.00
36891 On Campus IDC-220 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shiells II, D A 3 $0.00
31528 On Campus A-211 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Morris, D W 3 $0.00
31529 On Campus IDC-211 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wolf, R B 3 $0.00
35141 On Campus IDC-215 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooney, M J 3 $0.00
31527 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Mooney, M J 3 $0.00
HIST 102 HISTORY OF THE U.S. SINCE 1865
Analysis of United States social, economic and institutional developments from 1865 to the present. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31532 On Campus IDC-209 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wolf, R B 3 $0.00
36883 On Campus A-211 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooney, M J 3 $0.00
36889 On Campus IDC-209 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Swiontek, D J 3 $0.00
36888 On Campus IDC-211 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Swiontek, D J 3 $0.00
31531 On Campus ECC-23 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shiells II, D A 3 $0.00
36887 On Campus IDC-211 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Swiontek, D J 3 $0.00
33330 On Campus ECC-23 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wolf, R B 3 $0.00
33331 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Mooney, M J 3 $0.00
HIST 103 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION
Analysis and discussion of major ideas, attitudes and events that shaped the Western mind and civilization to 1660. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110, 110H or 110GB.
31533 On Campus IDC-220 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Imhof, E V 3 $0.00
31534 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Imhof, E V 3 $0.00
34558 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Imhof, E V 3 $0.00
HIST 104 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION
Western civilization from the era of Louis XIV (1660) to the present. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33333 On Campus IDC-209 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Elliott, D M 3 $0.00
31536 On Campus IDC-211 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Elliott, D M 3 $0.00
31537 On Campus IDC-211 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Elliott, D M 3 $0.00
HIST 107 WORLD CIVILIZATION, BEGINNINGS TO 1550
Survey of world history, from its beginnings to the 16th century. Comparative examination of political, social and religious developments.
Examines cultural interaction between civilizations. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31538 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Imhof, E V 3 $0.00
36892 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Imhof, E V 3 $0.00
HIST 108 WORLD CIVILIZATION, 1550 TO PRESENT
Examines important social, political and ideological developments around the world, from the 16th century to the present. Considers the
causes and consequences of increased global interaction. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33399 On Campus IDC-215 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Elliott, D M 3 $0.00
HIST 110 HISTORY OF AMERICAN WOMEN
History of women in America, from colonial times to the present. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31539 On Campus ECC-23 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Swiontek, D J 3 $0.00
HIST 112 AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY
Traces the course of American attitudes and actions toward the environment from the Indians to the present, including current ecological problems.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33898 On Campus IDC-211 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Morris, D W 3 $0.00
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HIST 113H HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION: 1600 TO PRESENT, HONORS
Western Civilization from the beginning of the modern era to the present. Critical analysis and discussion of major issues in Western
civilization in historical context. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Acceptance into the Honors Program.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35275 On Campus IDC-205 R 4:00pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Elliott, D M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-209 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35288 On Campus IDC-205 R 4:00pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Elliott, D M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-211 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35289 On Campus IDC-205 R 4:00pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Elliott, D M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-211 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
HIST 114 THE IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE IN THE U.S.
Comparative study of the immigrant experience in the United States. Analyzes the social, economic and cultural factors that shape immigrant
adjustment. Evaluates U.S. immigration policy. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34966 On Campus PE-218 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 3 $0.00
34093 On Campus IDC-220 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 3 $0.00
36593 On Campus A-160 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 3 $0.00
HIST 114H THE IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE IN THE U.S., HONORS
Comparative study of immigrant experience in United States. Analyzes social, economic and cultural factors shaping immigrant adjustment.
Evaluates U.S. immigration policy. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the Honors Program.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36405 On Campus PE-218 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Cook, C M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-205 T 4:00pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36407 On Campus A-160 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Cook, C M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-205 T 4:00pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36409 On Campus IDC-220 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Honors Cook, C M 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-205 T 4:00pm- 4:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
HIST 117 CONTEMPORARY ASIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY
Survey of the contemporary issues in U.S. Asian-American communities. Study of Asian-American culture, its historical development and its
contemporary relationship to the larger society. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35236 On Campus IDC-220 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cook, C M 3 $0.00
HIST 121 HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN
History of Great Britain from earliest times to 1800. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36893 On Campus IDC-211 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Elliott, D M 3 $0.00
HIST 137 HISTORY OF RELIGIONS OF THE MIDDLE EAST
Introduction to the history of the three major religious traditions of the Middle East: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34559 On Campus IDC-211 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Imhof, E V 3 $0.00
HONORS
HNRS 100
HONORS COLLOQUIUM
Interdisciplinary colloquium on a selected topic each semester, designed to aid in students’ transition to the Honors Program. Invited guest
speakers are featured. LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the Honors Program.
35146 On Campus IDC-209 F 10:00am-10:55am 08/30/13-09/06/13 Honors Bobro, M E 0.5 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-209 F 10:00am-10:55am 09/20/13-09/27/13
also meets On Campus IDC-209 F 10:00am-10:55am 10/11/13-10/18/13
also meets On Campus IDC-209 F 10:00am-10:55am 10/25/13-11/01/13
*Horticulture
HOTEL MANAGEMENT
HM 152 HOUSEKEEPING OPERATIONS
Competencies necessary to successfully supervise hotel housekeeping operations, including an understanding of the responsibilities and
skills to supervise staff. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100; Math 4.
36929 On Campus CC-122 W 2 hours/week 08/26/13-10/16/13 Class/Web Martinez, H C 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-10/16/13
HM 259 TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT SKILLS FOR HOSPITALITY PROFESSIONALS
Learning to assess training and development needs, mentor and train staff, and evaluate training initiatives. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100; Math 4.
36928 On Campus CC-122 W 7:00pm- 9:10pm 10/21/13-12/13/13 Class/Web Martinez, H C 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 10/21/13-12/13/13
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HM 290 HOTEL WORK EXPERIENCE
Consists of 225-300 hours of work in hotel employment. Supervised employment of students with the intent of creating student awareness
of hospitality employment opportunities. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 100; eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36930 Off Campus TBA 12 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Thomas, K M 3 $0.00
INTERIOR DESIGN
ID 100 INTRODUCTION TO INTERIOR DESIGN
Overview of the profession of interior design and the preparation for a career in the field. (TR: CSU) COREQ: ID 100L. SKILLS
ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 4.
30151 On Campus ECC-07 R 5:15pm- 6:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Welby, L M 1 $0.00
ID 100L INTRODUCTION TO INTERIOR DESIGN LAB
Understanding the responsibilities of and skills needed by interior designers. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 4.
36515 On Campus ECC-07 R 6:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Welby, L M 1 $0.00
ID 104 MATERIALS AND INSTALLATIONS
Introduction to the materials and installation processes common to the field of interior design. Includes residential and commercial applications.
Emphasizes procurement, pricing and manufacturers’ specifications. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1.
COURSE ADVISORY: ART 140.
30153 On Campus ECC-07 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Welby, L M 3 $0.00
ID 105 KITCHEN AND BATHROOM DESIGN
Kitchen design, following 40 construction guidelines. Thorough analysis of bathroom design. Special emphasis on barrier-free designs in kitchens
and baths. (TR: CSU) COREQ: DRFT 120. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1. COURSE ADVISORY: ART 140 and DRFT 124.
35666 On Campus ECC-07 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Welby, L M 3 $0.00
ID 290 WORK EXPERIENCE IN INTERIOR DESIGN
Work experience on a job/project directly related to interior design, combined with classroom instruction, to acquire skills and attitudes to
enter and/or progress in interior design occupation. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Employed or available for employment in
an occupation directly related to the Interior Design major. Must be enrolled in no less than 7 units, including Work Experience.
36514 On Campus ECC-07 M 5:00pm- 5:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Welby, L M 1 $0.00
36585 On Campus ECC-07 M 5:00pm- 5:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Welby, L M 2 $0.00
36586 On Campus ECC-07 M 5:00pm- 5:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Welby, L M 3 $0.00
36587 On Campus ECC-07 M 5:00pm- 5:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Welby, L M 4 $0.00
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
IBUS 102 INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Management applied to international opportunities. Issues are developed, including politics, culture and economics. Commercial and financial
policies receive attention. Topics include strategic planning, organization, production, marketing, finance and human resource management,
as well as political risk and negotiation. Students evaluate current issues from the business press. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility
for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: BUS 101.
34935 On Campus BC-226 MW 9:35am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Naylor Jr, W C 3 $0.00
36053 On Campus PS-128 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kwong, A W 3 $0.00
37047 On Campus BC-101 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Commerford, M K 3 $0.00
IBUS 109 BASICS OF IMPORTING AND EXPORTING
Practical importing and exporting: logistics, documents, contract administration, terminology, quality control and payment procedures.
(TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36826 On Campus BC-226 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kwong, A W 3 $0.00
34934 Off Campus ECC-23 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bowman Jr, R 3 $0.00
IBUS 201 INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Introduction to the functions of personnel management for international business. Includes management tasks and organizational structure
and behavior. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: BUS 102. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36055 On Campus BC-226 F 5:00pm- 8:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Commerford, M K 3 $0.00
IBUS 211 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Essentials of international business law and conflict resolution for trade, investment and technology transfer. Equal parts of legal issues and
negotiation strategies. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB and 103. COURSE ADVISORY:
BUS 102.
36058 On Campus BC-226 F 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Commerford, M K 3 $0.00
ITALIAN
ITAL 101 BEGINNING ITALIAN I
Essentials of the spoken and written language for the beginner. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30710 On Campus ECC-27B TR 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
36968 On Campus ECC-27B MW 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
ITAL 101—Beginning Italian I classes continue on the next page
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30711 On Campus ECC-27B MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gardinali, L C 4 $0.00
33648 On Campus ECC-27B MW 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gardinali, L C 4 $0.00
35100 On Campus ECC-27B TR 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gardinali, L C 4 $0.00
35524 On Campus ECC-27B TR 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
ITAL 102 BEGINNING ITALIAN II
Essentials of the spoken and written language for the beginner. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: ITAL 101, or two years of high school Italian, with a
minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33220 On Campus ECC-27B TR 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gardinali, L C 4 $0.00
36969 On Campus ECC-27B MW 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
ITAL 103 INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN I
Review of basic structures, vocabulary building, development of auditive comprehension, reading skills, writing skills and oral expression.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: ITAL 102 or three years of high school Italian with a minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score
on SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35525 On Campus ECC-11B MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gardinali, L C 4 $0.00
ITAL 130 INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION
Increases the student’s vocabulary and fluency in the language, as well as his/her ability to comprehend. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ:
ITAL 102 or 120 or three years of high school Italian with a minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement exam.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36970 On Campus TBA W 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 2 $0.00
ITAL 140 ADVANCED CONVERSATION
Increases the student’s vocabulary and fluency in the language, as well as his/her ability to comprehend. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: ITAL 103
or 103AB or 103CD or 130 or four years of high school Italian with a minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement
exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36971 On Campus TBA W 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 2 $0.00
JAPANESE
JAPN 101 BEGINNING JAPANESE I
Essentials of spoken and written language. Emphasis on sound system, basic grammar and vocabulary. Introduction to Hiragana and Katakana.
(TR: CSU/ UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30716 On Campus ECC-27B MW 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
34497 On Campus TBA TR 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
35729 On Campus ECC-11A MW 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
33221 On Campus ECC-33 MW 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
JAPN 102 BEGINNING JAPANESE II
Further work with vocabulary and introduction to more advanced grammar and Kanji. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: JAPN 101 or two years of
high school Japanese with a minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34498 On Campus ECC-27A MW 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
35526 On Campus ECC-27A TR 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
JAPN 103 INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE I
Further work with vocabulary and introduction to more advanced grammar and Kanji. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: JAPN 102 or three years of
high school Japanese, with a minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36011 On Campus ECC-11B TR 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 SelfPaced Staff 4 $0.00
JOURNALISM
JOUR 101 REPORTING/WRITING I
Introduction to reporting and writing for the news media. Students learn beginning reporting techniques and write basic news articles.
Online and print publication offered. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 151AB.
30686 On Campus ECC-30 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stark, P D 3 $0.00
33777 On Campus ECC-30 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Molina, J E 3 $0.00
JOUR 121 THE CHANNELS: REPORTING/WRITING
Students report and develop news stories and packages for SBCC’s student news publication, based on an assigned campus “beat.”
(TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. PREREQ or COREQ: JOUR 101.
30688 On Campus ECC-30 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stark, P D 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus CC-123 08/26/13-12/14/13
JOUR 122A THE CHANNELS: NEWSWRITING & EDITING
Students write and edit articles and multimedia for SBCC’s student news publications. Includes copy-editing for online publication.
Deadlines and ethical, professional behavior stressed. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: JOUR 121 with a minimum grade of “C.”
36987 On Campus ECC-30 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stark, P D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus CC-123 08/26/13-12/14/13
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JOUR 122B THE CHANNELS: EDITING & PUBLISHING
Students publish and promote content and monitor online activity on SBCC’s student news publications. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: JOUR 122A
with a minimum grade of “C.”
37035 On Campus ECC-30 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stark, P D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus CC-123 08/26/13-12/14/13
JOUR 123A THE CHANNELS: PHOTOJOURNALISM
Students produce photographs and photo-illustrations and write captions for the student news site. Professional, ethical behavior stressed.
(TR: CSU)
36988 On Campus ECC-30 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stark, P D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus CC-123 08/26/13-12/14/13
JOUR 123B THE CHANNELS: PUBLICATION DESIGN
Working on assignment, students create graphics, advertisements, illustrations and editorial cartoons for The Channels, SBCC’s student
news publication. (TR: CSU)
36991 On Campus ECC-30 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stark, P D 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus CC-123 08/26/13-12/14/13
JOUR 135 PUBLIC RELATIONS
Survey of public relations theories and practices. Includes writing press releases and organizing campaigns for businesses, public and
nonprofit groups. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35075 On Campus ECC-30 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Orlosky, J E 3 $0.00
JOUR 190 PHOTOJOURNALISM
Skills and techniques of contemporary photojournalism. Students explore editorial issues, ethics, design and technical photographic issues.
(TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: PHOT 209.
33779 On Campus OE-184 T 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eliason, J M 3 $20.00
JOUR 215A THE CHANNELS: SECTION EDITOR
Students plan and coordinate coverage for specific sections of The Channels: news, sports, features, arts and opinion. (TR: CSU)
PREREQ: JOUR 101 and 121 with a minimum grade of “C” and/or PREREQ or COREQ: JOUR 122A and/or 123A or 123B with a
minimum grade of “C.” SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36992 On Campus CC-123 W 11:15am- 2:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stark, P D 1 $0.00
37034 On Campus CC-123 W 11:15am- 2:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stark, P D 1 $0.00
JUSTICE STUDIES
AJ 101 INTRODUCTION TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
Comprehensive introduction to the history, functions, structures, processes and interactions of the basic components of the criminal justice
system. Required for majors. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30027 On Campus ECC-01 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mahoney Jr, T E 3 $0.00
34265 On Campus ECC-01 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cross, E L 3 $0.00
30028 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Mahoney Jr, T E 3 $0.00
30029 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Bennett, H D 3 $0.00
36866 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Staff 3 $0.00
AJ 102 ETHICS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
The types and history of ethical theories and development of moral and ethical behavior. How to analyze ethical dilemmas and apply these
processes to law enforcement issues. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY:
AJ 101.
30031 On Campus ECC-01 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mahoney Jr, T E 3 $0.00
34962 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Reichick, A B 3 $0.00
AJ 103 LEGAL ASPECTS OF EVIDENCE AND PROCEDURE
Covers the development, philosophy and constitutional basis of evidence and procedure. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34949 On Campus ECC-01 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mahoney Jr, T E 3 $0.00
AJ 105 DIVERSITY, LAW AND JUSTICE
Legal perspectives on cultural diversity in the U.S., including race, ethnicity, gender, religion and sexual orientation. Analyzes how the justice
system helps determine minority status. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34463 On Campus ECC-01 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lewis, D M 3 $0.00
35186 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Redding, A C 3 $0.00
AJ 107 CONCEPTS OF CRIMINAL LAW
Historical development and philosophy of law and constitutional provisions; definitions and classifications of crimes, including legal research.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34554 On Campus ECC-01 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Redding, A C 3 $0.00
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AJ 110 INTRODUCTION TO FORENSICS
Introduction to the use of science and technology to investigate and establish facts in courts of law, with emphasis on examination and
analysis of physical evidence. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33448 On Campus ECC-01 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ullemeyer, M E 3 $0.00
AJ 111 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
Fundamentals of investigation: techniques of crime scene search and recording, collection and preservation of physical evidence, modus
operandi processes, sources of information, interview, interrogation and follow-up investigation. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33015 On Campus ECC-01 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Redding, A C 3 $0.00
AJ 113 POLICE AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS
Current issues in relationships between the police and community are reviewed, with emphasis on the problem areas of racial minority
groups, juveniles and adult criminal offenders. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30035 On Campus ECC-01 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Salinas, L J 3 $0.00
AJ 125 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY
Examines the nature, causes and patterning of criminality, with emphasis on the theoretical and methodological issues encountered in research.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30036 On Campus ECC-01 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Jacquin, K M 3 $0.00
33616 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Redding, A C 3 $0.00
AJ 245 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Critical study, analysis and evaluation of landmark cases of the U.S. Supreme Court. The logic and fallacies of the interpretive reasoning
processes utilized by the court in rendering its decisions. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35187 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Redding, A C 3 $0.00
AJ 250 THE STUDY OF MURDER
Historical and contemporary analysis of criminal homicide, examining the nature and extent of murder, including serial murder and sex crimerelated
murder. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33017 On Campus ECC-01 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mahoney Jr, T E 3 $0.00
AJ 271 THE STUDY OF EVIL
Examines legal and societal interest in defining, identifying and punishing “evil” people. Identifies cultural contexts of evil from legal, sociological,
psychological, philosophical and biological perspectives. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110, 110H or 110GB.
36865 On Campus ECC-01 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Clogston, C L 3 $0.00
KOREAN
KOR 101 BEGINNING KOREAN I
Fundamentals of the spoken and written language. Emphasis on sound system, basic grammar, vocabulary. Introduction to Korean alphabet.
Emphasis on speaking, reading, writing and listening comprehension. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or
110H or 110GB.
36972 On Campus CC-126 TR 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
36973 On Campus TBA TR 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
LIBRARY
LIBR 101 INFORMATION LITERACY
Introduction to a variety of literacy skills for college students, including basic concepts of information, its organization, location, evaluation
and use. Satisfies SBCC Information Competency requirement. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: COMP 103 and 123.
33767 ONLINE ONLINE 2.3 hours/week 10/21/13-12/13/13 Online Bowman, E A 1 $0.00
33768 ONLINE ONLINE 2.3 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 Online Carey, E E 1 $0.00
35078 ONLINE ONLINE 2.3 hours/week 10/21/13-12/13/13 Online LaBonte, K B 1 $0.00
35079 ONLINE ONLINE 2.3 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 Online Bott, C A 1 $0.00
35932 ONLINE ONLINE 2.3 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 Online Chuah, S S 1 $0.00
MANAGEMENT
MGMT 101 INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT
Provides students with the terminology, facts and skills necessary to begin careers in entry-level management positions. (TR: CSU) SKILLS
ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: BUS 101.
36078 On Campus BC-228 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Woodson, B A 3 $0.00
30268 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Chavez, B R 3 $0.00
31906 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Chavez, B R 3 $0.00
MGMT 102 LEADERSHIP IN ORGANIZATIONS
Overview of leadership in organizations at the individual and group levels, providing for preparation and practice of effective leadership in
various group and organizational environments. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE
ADVISORY: BUS 101.
33620 On Campus BC-228 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Woodson, B A 3 $0.00
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MARINE DIVING TECHNOLOGIES
Students must contact the department’s application secretary, Judy Lough, ext. 2426, or MDT Director Geoff Thielst, ext. 2718, prior to
registration to obtain an application packet.
There are REQUIREMENTS that need to be met prior to attending classes.
MDT 101-299 are restricted to those who have applied and have been accepted by the MDT Program. Diving classes are open to basic
scuba-certified divers, and non-diving classes are open to all SBCC students who have met department requirements.
MARINE DIVING TECHNICIAN
The Marine Diving Technician Program (MDT) meets the needs of marine industries engaged in ocean research, diving, public safety and
worldwide development of marine resources. Graduates can pursue multiple career paths in marine and underwater technology, working
above and below the water with many types of sophisticated marine data collection instruments, and diving and life-support equipment.
The commercial diving training portions of the program exceed the requirements of the American National Standards Institute’s
ANSI/ACDE-01-1998 for commercial diver certification.
MDT 101 INFORMATION AND INTRODUCTION TO MARINE DIVING TECHNOLOGY
Introduction to the Marine Diving Technologies Program and application process; financial requirements; and assessment of diving and
academic qualifications.
31020 On Campus EBS-301 W 7:00am- 3:00pm 08/21/13-08/21/13 Classroom Thielst, G M 0.3 $0.00
MDT 104 FUNDAMENTALS AND PRACTICES OF DIVING
Modular study of diving physics, physiology, dive planning and safety. SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31021 On Campus A-211 W 7:00am- 8:50am 08/28/13-10/16/13 Classroom Barthelmess, D F 3.8 $100.00
also meets On Campus A-211 F 7:00am- 8:50am 08/30/13-10/18/13
MDT 105 ADVANCED SCUBA TECHNIQUES
Practical application of Scuba diving techniques and skill building in the confined water and open ocean environments.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) COREQ: MDT 101.
31022 On Campus MTBLDG T 7:00am-12:50pm 08/27/13-10/15/13 Classroom Barthelmess, D F 1.7 $100.00
31023 On Campus MTBLDG R 7:00am-12:50pm 08/29/13-10/17/13 Classroom Barthelmess, D F 1.7 $100.00
MDT 106 OPEN WATER NAVIGATION AND RESCUE
Practical application of navigation and rescue skills in the ocean environment. COREQ: MDT 105.
36902 On Campus MTBLDG T 7:00am- 7:50am 10/22/13-11/12/13 Classroom Barthelmess, D F 0.5 $90.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG T 8:00am-11:50am 10/22/13-11/12/13
36903 On Campus MTBLDG T 7:00am- 7:50am 10/22/13-11/14/13 Classroom Barthelmess, D F 0.5 $90.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG R 8:00am-11:50am 10/24/13-11/14/13
MDT 107 HYPERBARIC CHAMBER OPERATIONS
COREQ: MDT 101.
31028 On Campus MTBLDG W 11:00am-12:50pm 10/23/13-12/11/13 Classroom Barthelmess, D F 1.5 $50.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG W 7:00am-10:50am 10/23/13-12/11/13
31029 On Campus MTBLDG W 11:00am-12:50pm 10/23/13-12/11/13 Classroom Barthelmess, D F 1.5 $50.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG W 1:00pm- 4:50pm 10/23/13-12/11/13
MDT 108 RIGGING
Introduction to and practical application of basic rigging techniques, including knots, splices, block and tackle, and marlin spike.
COREQ: MDT 101.
31031 On Campus A-211 M 7:00am- 7:50am 08/26/13-10/21/13 Classroom Thielst, G M 1.64 $40.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG M 8:00am-11:50am 08/26/13-10/21/13
31032 On Campus A-211 M 7:00am- 7:50am 08/26/13-10/21/13 Classroom Thielst, G M 1.64 $40.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG M 1:00pm- 4:50pm 08/26/13-10/21/13
MDT 109 SEAMANSHIP AND SMALL BOAT HANDLING
Modular study and application of small boat handling, maritime rules of the road and navigational principles and practices. COREQ: MDT 101.
36688 On Campus MTBLDG W 8:00am- 8:50am 10/23/13-12/11/13 Classroom Stetson, E J 2.1 $0.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG W 9:00am-12:50pm 10/23/13-12/11/13
MDT 111 FIRST AID FOR THE DIVING PROFESSIONAL
Modular certification program in first aid for the diving professional. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31035 On Campus MTBLDG M 1:00pm- 6:50pm 08/26/13-09/23/13 Classroom Barthelmess, D F 1.3 $110.00
31036 On Campus MTBLDG T 1:00pm- 6:50pm 08/27/13-09/17/13 Classroom Barthelmess, D F 1.3 $110.00
36284 On Campus MTBLDG R 1:00pm- 6:50pm 09/19/13-10/10/13 Standby Barthelmess, D F 1.3 $110.00
MDT 112 INTRODUCTION TO MARINE WELDING
Theory, practical application and procedures of welding in the topside environment.
31038 On Campus MTBLDG M 7:00am- 7:50am 10/28/13-12/09/13 Classroom Chase, R W 1.1 $100.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 7:00am- 7:50am 11/08/13-11/08/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 7:00am- 7:50am 11/22/13-11/22/13
MDT 112—Introduction to Marine Welding classes continue on the next page
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 8:00am-11:50am 11/22/13-11/22/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 8:00am-11:50am 11/08/13-11/08/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG M 8:00am-11:50am 10/28/13-12/09/13
31039 On Campus MTBLDG M 7:00am- 7:50am 10/28/13-12/09/13 Classroom Chase, R W 1.1 $100.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 7:00am- 7:50am 11/08/13-11/08/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 7:00am- 7:50am 11/22/13-11/22/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 1:00pm- 4:50pm 11/08/13-11/08/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG M 1:00pm- 4:50pm 10/28/13-12/09/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 1:00pm- 4:50pm 11/22/13-11/22/13
MDT 140 PRINCIPLES OF SURFACE-SUPPLIED DIVING
Introductory module which exposes students to the various types of diving apparatus and procedures in confined water training tanks.
LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Must be a diver certified by a nationally recognized scuba diving agency. COREQ: MDT 105.
31041 On Campus MTBLDG W 7:00am-10:50am 10/23/13-12/11/13 Classroom Vasey, D L 1.2 $0.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 7:00am- 7:50am 12/06/13-12/06/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 10/23/13-12/12/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG R Noon -12:50pm 10/24/13-12/12/13
31042 On Campus MTBLDG 2.6 hours/week 10/23/13-12/12/13 Classroom Vasey, D L 1.2 $0.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 7:00am- 7:50am 12/06/13-12/06/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG R Noon -12:50pm 10/24/13-12/12/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG W 1:00pm- 4:50pm 10/23/13-12/11/13
MDT 141 COMMERCIAL DIVING EQUIPMENT
COREQ: MDT 140.
31044 On Campus MTBLDG W 10:00am-11:50am 08/28/13-10/16/13 Classroom Vasey, D L 2.2 $175.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 08/28/13-10/16/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG W 1:00pm- 4:50pm 08/28/13-10/16/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 08/28/13-10/16/13
31045 On Campus MTBLDG W 10:00am-11:50am 08/28/13-10/16/13 Classroom Vasey, D L 2.2 $175.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 08/28/13-10/17/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG R 7:00am-10:50am 08/29/13-10/17/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 08/28/13-10/17/13
MDT 142 SURFACE-SUPPLIED OCEAN DIVING
Study and practical application of advanced tethered diving working procedures and operational theory. COREQ: MDT 140.
COURSE ADVISORY: MDT 141.
31047 On Campus MTBLDG T 7:00am- 7:50am 08/27/13-10/15/13 Classroom Vasey, D L 1.8 $95.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 08/27/13-10/15/13
also meets On Campus TBA T 8:00am-11:50am 08/27/13-10/15/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 08/27/13-10/15/13
MDT 143 MIXED GAS DIVING
Advanced modular study of the physics and application of specialized gas mixtures used in diving. COREQ: MDT 142.
31049 On Campus MTBLDG R 7:00am- 7:50am 08/29/13-10/17/13 Classroom Thielst, G M 1.7 $100.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 08/29/13-10/17/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG R 8:00am-11:50am 08/29/13-10/17/13
MDT 145 PRINCIPLES OF UNDERWATER CUTTING AND WELDING
Introduction to underwater welding. COREQ: MDT 112 and 140.
31051 On Campus MTBLDG M 8:00am- 8:50am 08/26/13-10/21/13 Classroom Vasey, D L 1.3 $50.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 08/26/13-10/21/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG M 9:00am-12:50pm 08/26/13-10/21/13
MDT 146 ADVANCED UNDERWATER CUTTING AND WELDING
Advanced Underwater Cutting and Welding. COREQ: MDT 142.
31052 On Campus MTBLDG M 7:00am-10:50am 10/28/13-12/09/13 Classroom Vasey, D L 0.6 $100.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 7:00am-10:50am 11/08/13-11/08/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 7:00am-10:50am 11/22/13-11/22/13
MDT 147 OCEAN STRUCTURES
Study of marine-related structures on, in and around water. COURSE ADVISORY: MDT 101.
31053 On Campus MTBLDG F 9:00am-12:50pm 10/25/13-11/01/13 Classroom Thielst, G M 0.9 $0.00
MDT 148 HYDRAULICS I
Study of industrial fluid power mechanics with a practical laboratory component as related to marine equipment. COREQ: MDT 101.
31056 On Campus MTBLDG R 1:00pm- 1:50pm 10/24/13-12/12/13 Classroom Vasey, D L 1.3 $0.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 8:00am- 8:50am 12/06/13-12/06/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 10/24/13-12/12/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 11:00am-12:50pm 12/06/13-12/06/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG R 4:00pm- 5:50pm 10/24/13-12/12/13
MDT 148—Hydraulics I classes continue on the next page
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31055 On Campus MTBLDG R 1:00pm- 1:55pm 10/24/13-12/12/13 Classroom Vasey, D L 1.3 $0.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 8:00am- 8:50am 12/06/13-12/06/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 10/24/13-12/12/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 9:00am-10:50am 12/06/13-12/06/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG R 2:00pm- 3:50pm 10/24/13-12/12/13
MDT 152 UNDERWATER TOOLS AND INSPECTION
Modular study of techniques and tools used to collect data and perform inspection work in underwater environments. COREQ: MDT 140.
31059 On Campus MTBLDG R 7:00am- 7:50am 10/24/13-12/12/13 Classroom Bryant, G O 1.9 $65.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 7:00am- 7:50am 11/15/13-11/15/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 10/24/13-12/12/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG R 8:00am-11:50am 10/24/13-12/12/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG F 8:00am-11:50am 11/15/13-11/15/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 10/24/13-12/12/13
MDT 154 BELL AND SATURATION DIVING PROCEDURES
Practical training in bell and saturation diving operations, equipment and procedures. COREQ: MDT 143.
31061 On Campus MTBLDG T 11:00am-12:50pm 10/22/13-12/10/13 Classroom Thielst, G M 2.2 $60.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 10/22/13-12/10/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG T 7:00am-10:50am 10/22/13-12/10/13
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 10/22/13-12/10/13
MDT 179 NITROX DIVING
Study of EANx NITROX mixtures used in diving. Two optional open water dives may be made upon successful completion of classroom portion.
COREQ: MDT 101.
31065 On Campus MTBLDG F 11:00am- 3:00pm 09/27/13-10/04/13 Classroom Barthelmess, D F 0.8 $65.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 09/27/13-10/04/13
MDT 190 ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF DIVING COMPETENCE
Participation in instructor-specified activities directly related to enhancing diving skills and knowledge.
35670 On Campus MTBLDG 2.3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Thielst, G M 1 $0.00
also meets On Campus MTBLDG 08/26/13-12/14/13
MARKETING
MKT 101 INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING
Study of basic marketing concepts, with emphasis on how the average consumer is impacted. Concepts are reinforced by computer
simulation. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33102 On Campus BC-228 F 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barro, V N 3 $0.00
34758 On Campus PS-101 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J A 3 $0.00
37057 On Campus WC-302 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J A 3 $0.00
MKT 120 RELATIONSHIP SELLING
Theories, principles and techniques of relationship selling, with communication applications to different buyer-seller situations in a retail
and/or consumer services environment. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36537 On Campus TBA TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Scala, J M 3 $0.00
MKT 125 PRINCIPLES OF CUSTOMER SERVICE
Introduction to the theories, principles and practices of customer service. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H
or 110GB.
37015 On Campus TBA TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Scala, J M 3 $0.00
MKT 135 PUBLIC RELATIONS
Survey of public relations theories and practices. Includes writing press releases and organizing campaigns for businesses, public and
nonprofit groups. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35076 On Campus ECC-30 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Orlosky, J E 3 $0.00
MKT 164 ONLINE AND MOBILE MARKETING
Promotional process and techniques in the development of effective online and mobile strategies for profit and nonprofit organizations.
Search engine marketing strategies (SEM), as well as emerging digital media and mobile advertising campaigns, examined throughout the
course. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36812 On Campus PS-101 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J A 3 $0.00
36480 Off Campus A-160 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J M 3 $0.00
34947 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Brown, J M 3 $0.00
35390 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Brown, J M 3 $0.00
36961 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Brown, J M 3 $0.00
MKT 203 MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS
Study of advertising as one of the promotional components of marketing. Advertising planning, media selection and creation of advertising
media, including web pages. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: MKT 101.
33103 On Campus BC-226 F Noon - 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barro, V N 3 $0.00
36479 On Campus BC-101 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Scala, J M 3 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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MKT 205 CONSUMER SELLING STRATEGIES
Study of principles of sales and customer service. Examines how the differences between buyers and sellers impact sales, purchasing and
service decisions. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: MKT 101.
34549 On Campus BC-FORUM MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J A 3 $0.00
36821 On Campus BC-228 F 5:00pm- 8:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Barro, V N 3 $0.00
MKT 209 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING
Theory and practice of marketing on an international scale. Presents information on the global marketing process and its impact on the
effectiveness of firms entering different markets. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
COURSE ADVISORY: MKT 101.
30271 On Campus PS-128 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kwong, A W 3 $0.00
36827 On Campus BC-228 F Noon - 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Commerford, M K 3 $0.00
MKT 212 SUPPLY CHAIN LOGISTICS
The key elements of international logistics, including regulations, transportation, warehousing and pricing. Includes practical exercises and
lectures. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB or 103. COURSE ADVISORY: IBUS 102.
36830 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Bowman Jr, R 3 $0.00
MKT 215 GENDER ISSUES IN MARKETING
Survey of gender-related issues and images, positive and negative, that impact commerce and marketing services in the contemporary
global economy. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: MKT 101.
36817 On Campus TBA TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Scala, J M 3 $0.00
34597 On Campus BC-226 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
MKT 220 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONIC COMMERCE
Survey of electronic commerce and the use of the Internet for business. Introduces major components of the field, including marketing,
communications, cyberlaw, operations and technical issues. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
COURSE ADVISORY: BUS 101 and COMP 103.
36056 On Campus BC-230 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Powers, C M 3 $0.00
36818 On Campus BC-226 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Powers, C M 3 $0.00
36822 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Ellis, M A 3 $0.00
36824 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Powers, C M 3 $0.00
36828 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Block, S A 3 $0.00
MATHEMATICS
ACCELERATED MATH:
Complete a year of math (two courses) in one semester, following one of these two options:
Option 1: You can complete Elementary Algebra (Math 100) and Intermediate Algebra (Math 107), combined with Study Skills in
Mathematics (Math 100N). You will be enrolled full-time in one learning community.
Option 2: Complete Intermediate Algebra (Math 107) and College Algebra (Math 120) in one semester (8 units).
You will have tutoring inside and outside class, computer programs to enhance your understanding, and dedicated instructors.
For more information on Option 1: Contact Pam Guenther, Guenther@sbcc.edu; Option 2: Jared Hersh, hershj@sbcc.edu.
MATH 001 BASIC MATHEMATICS
Place value, arithmetic operations on whole numbers, fractions and decimals, ratio and proportion, percentages, U.S. and metric systems of
measurement, numerical geometry, basic statistics, graph reading, signed numbers.
31081 On Campus TBA MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lansing, M L 3 $0.00
36931 On Campus TBA TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
35650 On Campus TBA TR 10:30am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
33247 On Campus ECC-05 MW 12:50pm- 2:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lansing, M L 3 $0.00
31076 On Campus IDC-206 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Baum, R A 3 $0.00
31077 On Campus ECC-05 MW 5:30pm- 6:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pearson, T A 3 $0.00
31079 On Campus ECC-05 MW 7:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pearson, T A 3 $0.00
31075 On Campus IDC-217 TR 7:45pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Baum, R A 3 $0.00
MATH 004 PRE-ALGEBRA
Introduction to algebra: signed numbers, exponents, roots, evaluation of algebraic expressions, simplification of algebraic expressions, translation
from English to algebra, solution of linear equations. PREREQ: Math 1 with a “C” or better or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
34917 On Campus IDC-217 F 7:50am- 9:00am 09/16/13-12/14/13 Classroom Milton, D S 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-216 MW 7:50am- 9:00am 09/16/13-12/14/13
31086 On Campus TBA MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
36667 On Campus TBA MW 8:00am-10:05am 04/29/13-01/31/14 Standby Staff 3 $0.00
35561 On Campus IDC-216 MW 9:10am-10:20am 09/16/13-12/14/13 Classroom Milton, D S 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-217 F 9:10am-10:20am 09/16/13-12/14/13
36218 On Campus TBA MWF 12:45pm- 1:55pm 09/16/13-12/14/13 Classroom Milton, D S 3 $0.00
31986 On Campus IDC-206 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pompe, S C 3 $0.00
33249 On Campus ECC-05 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pompe, S C 3 $0.00
31087 On Campus IDC-217 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pompe, S C 3 $0.00
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Non-transferable
Mathematics Courses
MATH 103 (1 unit)
Nursing and Allied Health Math
Consult with a Counselor for Courses
beyond MATH 100
q
MATH 1 (3 units)
Basic Mathematics
q
MATH 4 (3 units)
Pre-Algebra
q
MATH 100 (5 units)
Elementary Algebra
The SBCC Mathematics Department
also offers online refresher courses in
Pre-Algebra, Elementary Algebra,
Intermediate Algebra and
Trigonometry. These 6-week
Test #1
courses are offered for 1 unit
and are numbered 74, 80, 87
and 188 respectively. These review
courses are not a substitute for
full-semester courses.
Test #2
MATH 107 (4 units)
Intermediate Algebra
q
q
MATH 111 (5 units)
Intermediate Algebra for Math,
Science and Business Majors
q
q
q
q
q
q
MATH 108 (4 units)
Mathematics for
Elementary Teachers
MATH 114 (4 units)
Mathematics for
Liberal Arts Majors
MATH 117 (4 units)
Elementary Statistics
- or -
PSY 150 (4 units)
Statistics
for the Behavioral Sciences
MATH 120 (4 units)
College Algebra
Test #3
Any student who has not been enrolled
in a mathematics course at Santa
Barbara City College is required to
place by examination prior to enrolling
in a mathematics class, from MATH 1
to 150. Students who wish to begin at the
MATH 1 level may request a test waiver
by contacting the Assessment Office.
Transfer Students, who have successfully
completed an equivalent mathematics
course at another college, should visit
sbcc.edu/prerequisite for prerequisite clearance
procedures. Additional alternatives
to testing, including qualifying AP scores,
are listed at the Assessment website,
www.sbcc.edu/assessment.
Assessment Office
(805) 730-4149
Test #4
q
MATH 137 (5 units)
Precalculus I –
College Algebra and Functions
q
MATH 138 (4 units)
Precalculus II –
College Algebra and Trigonometry
q
q
MATH 150 (5 units)
Calculus with
Analytic Geometry I
q
MATH 160 (5 units)
Calculus with
Analytic Geometry II
q
MATH 130 (5 units)
Calculus for
Biological, Social
Science and Business I
q
MATH 131 (3 units)
Calculus for
Biological, Social
Science and Business II
q
q
q
Both MATH 200 and 210
are required for MATH 220 eligibility
MATH 200 (4 units)
Multivariable Calculus
q
q
q
MATH 210 (4 units)
Linear Algebra
MATH 220 (4 units)
Differential Equations
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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MATH 074 PRE-ALGEBRA REFRESHER
Pre-algebra refresher for students who desire higher placement; students who have completed Math 4 but need review; or those who have
attempted Math 100 and need pre-algebra review.
34425 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 09/02/13-10/11/13 Online Guenther, P A 1 $0.00
MATH 080 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA REFRESHER
Elementary algebra refresher for students who desire higher placement; students who have completed Math 100 but need review; or those
who have attempted Math 107 and need review.
34427 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 09/02/13-10/11/13 Online Cunningham, E A 1 $0.00
MATH 087 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA REFRESHER
Intermediate algebra refresher for students who desire higher placement; students who have completed Math 107 but need review; or those
who have attempted Math 120 and need review.
36932 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 09/02/13-10/11/13 Online Hersh, J M 1 $0.00
MATH 100 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
Beginning algebra course, including equations and inequalities in one variable, equations and systems in two variables, integer exponents,
rational and polynomial expressions, quadratic equations, parabolas and quadratic formula. PREREQ: Math 4 with a “C” or better or qualifying
score on SBCC placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33583 On Campus IDC-218 TRF 8:00am- 9:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bramlett-Smith, L L 5 $0.00
36934 On Campus ECC-29 MWF 8:00am- 9:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bennett, D A 5 $0.00
33584 On Campus IDC-218 TRF 9:35am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bramlett-Smith, L L 5 $0.00
33591 On Campus ECC-05 MW 10:30am-11:35am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Guenther, P A 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-107 TR 10:30am-11:35am 08/26/13-12/14/13
33587 On Campus IDC-217 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hersh, J M 5 $0.00
35680 On Campus ECC-29 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rojas, P T 5 $0.00
33585 On Campus ECC-29 MWF 11:10am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Enrigue, C 5 $0.00
33588 On Campus IDC-206 TRF 11:10am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Elmore, R M 5 $0.00
33590 On Campus IDC-106 MTWR 12:45pm- 1:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Moore, B K 5 $0.00
33589 On Campus IDC-206 TRF 12:45pm- 2:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Elmore, R M 5 $0.00
33592 On Campus IDC-207 MW 1:10pm- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Masooman, S 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-216 TR 1:10pm- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36935 On Campus ECC-29 MW 3:00pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mouderres, J L 5 $0.00
33594 On Campus IDC-207 MW 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Masooman, S 5 $0.00
33601 On Campus IDC-207 TR 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rojas, P T 5 $0.00
35695 On Campus IDC-107 MW 5:15pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Avitzur, T 5 $0.00
33586 On Campus IDC-216 TR 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ary, D W 5 $0.00
33596 On Campus IDC-207 MW 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Marton, K A 5 $0.00
33597 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Wopat, R G 5 $0.00
33598 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Wopat, R G 5 $0.00
MATH 100N STUDY SKILLS IN MATH
Topics to increase student success in mathematics. COREQ: Math 100.
35682 ONLINE ONLINE 1 hour/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Guenther, P A 1 $0.00
36472 ONLINE ONLINE 1 hour/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Moore, B K 1 $0.00
37017 ONLINE ONLINE 1 hour/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Masooman, S 1 $0.00
MATH 107 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
Second course in algebra, including inequalities, polynomials, quadratic equations, systems of linear and quadratic equations. Introduction to
functions, exponential and logarithmic functions. Introduction to graphing calculators. PREREQ: Math 100 with a “C” or better or qualifying
score on SBCC placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
35753 On Campus IDC-106 MW 7:55am- 9:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Cunningham, E A 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-05 F 7:55am- 9:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13
33919 On Campus IDC-106 TRF 8:00am- 9:10am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Parmely, A C 4 $0.00
35681 On Campus IDC-216 TRF 8:00am- 9:10am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Alarcon, I 4 $0.00
36658 On Campus TBA MWF 8:00am- 9:10am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
36620 On Campus TBA MW 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
31111 On Campus ECC-29 MWF 9:35am-10:45am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bennett, D A 4 $0.00
31954 On Campus IDC-218 MW 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Labgaa, R R 4 $0.00
31119 On Campus IDC-218 TRF 11:10am-12:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Norton, V M 4 $0.00
36936 On Campus TBA TRF 11:10am-12:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
33260 On Campus ECC-05 MW 11:40am-12:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Guenther, P A 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-107 TR 11:40am-12:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
31114 On Campus ECC-29 MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gray, J P 4 $0.00
32105 On Campus IDC-106 MTWR 1:55pm- 2:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Moore, B K 4 $0.00
37045 On Campus IDC-207 MW 2:20pm- 3:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Masooman, S 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-216 TR 2:20pm- 3:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
31120 On Campus IDC-107 MW 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Johnson, V 4 $0.00
31110 On Campus IDC-217 TR 3:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Norton, V M 4 $0.00
MATH 107—Intermediate Algebra classes continue on the next page
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31113 On Campus ECC-05 TR 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sheffield, K M 4 $0.00
31116 On Campus IDC-217 TR 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Enrigue, C 4 $0.00
31117 On Campus IDC-217 MW 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gray, J P 4 $0.00
33254 On Campus ECC-29 MW 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mouderres, J L 4 $0.00
31112 On Campus IDC-216 MW 6:00pm- 8:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ary, D W 4 $0.00
33257 On Campus IDC-207 TR 6:00pm- 8:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Avitzur, T 4 $0.00
31122 On Campus IDC-218 TR 7:45pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Khorsandravan, S 4 $0.00
35998 On Campus ECC-05 TR 7:45pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
36644 On Campus IDC-107 MW 7:45pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
35999 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Guenther, P A 4 $0.00
36213 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Guenther, P A 4 $0.00
MATH 107N STUDY SKILLS IN INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
Topics to increase student success in Intermediate Algebra. COREQ: Math 107. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36081 ONLINE ONLINE 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Alarcon, I 1 $0.00
36082 ONLINE ONLINE 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Parmely, A C 1 $0.00
36474 ONLINE ONLINE 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Cunningham, E A 1 $0.00
MATH 111 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA FOR MATH, SCIENCE AND BUSINESS MAJORS
Second course in algebra: inequalities, polynomials, complex numbers, quadratic equations, systems of linear and quadratic equations.
Introduction to functions, exponential and logarithmic functions. Introduction to graphing calculators. Course is a prerequisite for Math 130
and 137. PREREQ: Math 100 with a “C” or better or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100
and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: Math 100, with a “B” or better.
31127 On Campus IDC-207 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wopat, R G 5 $0.00
31125 On Campus IDC-207 TR 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wopat, R G 5 $0.00
36937 On Campus IDC-216 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mustafa, I W 5 $0.00
31162 On Campus IDC-107 TR 5:15pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Khorsandravan, S 5 $0.00
MATH 114 MATHEMATICS FOR LIBERAL ARTS MAJORS
Skills and techniques for problem-solving, using mathematical methods and reasoning, including geometry and logic, probability and
statistics, set theory, finance math, and algebra. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: Math 104 or Math 107 or 111 with a “C” or better or qualifying
score on SBCC placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: English 101 and 103.
36002 On Campus IDC-207 MWF 8:00am- 9:10am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Georgakis, P U 4 $0.00
36003 On Campus IDC-207 MWF 9:35am-10:45am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Georgakis, P U 4 $0.00
36441 On Campus IDC-207 MWF 11:10am-12:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Georgakis, P U 4 $0.00
MATH 117 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
General education mathematics course. Experimental design, descriptive statistics and sampling distributions; confidence intervals, hypothesis
testing, correlation, linear regression, Chi-square and One-Way ANOVA. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: Math 107 or 111
with a “C” or better or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36180 Off Campus DPHS MTWRF 6:59am- 7:54am 04/29/13-01/31/14 Classroom Sheffield, K M 4 $0.00
34433 On Campus IDC-107 MWF 8:00am- 9:10am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Laanaoui, N 4 $0.00
33923 On Campus ECC-05 MW 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gilbert, D W 4 $0.00
36940 On Campus TBA TR 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
34919 On Campus IDC-216 TRF 9:15am-10:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Alarcon, I 4 $0.00
34434 On Campus IDC-107 MWF 9:35am-10:45am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Laanaoui, N 4 $0.00
33263 On Campus IDC-106 MW 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Smith, S M 4 $0.00
34435 On Campus IDC-107 MWF 11:10am-12:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Laanaoui, N 4 $0.00
36939 On Campus TBA MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
31131 On Campus ECC-29 TR 1:00pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Holmes, J C 4 $0.00
33264 On Campus IDC-217 TR 1:00pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Chang, L T 4 $0.00
32104 On Campus ECC-05 TR 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sheffield, K M 4 $0.00
36938 On Campus IDC-218 MW 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4 $0.00
31138 On Campus IDC-106 MW 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pavlov, J 4 $0.00
31128 On Campus ECC-29 TR 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Elhakimi, M 4 $0.00
31135 On Campus IDC-206 MW 7:45pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Breeden, L C 4 $0.00
31137 On Campus IDC-206 TR 7:45pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Breeden, L C 4 $0.00
31139 On Campus IDC-106 MW 7:45pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pavlov, J 4 $0.00
36619 On Campus IDC-217 MW 7:45pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
36004 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Laanaoui, N 4 $0.00
36475 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Gilbert, D W 4 $0.00
36476 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Gilbert, D W 4 $0.00
36477 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Gilbert, D W 4 $0.00
MATH 120 COLLEGE ALGEBRA
College algebra, including polynomial, rational, exponential and logarithmic functions, systems of equations and conics. (TR: CSU/UC
TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: Math 104 or Math 107 or 111 with a “C” or better or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31148 On Campus TBA MW 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Johnson, C R 4 $0.00
36942 On Campus TBA TR 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
MATH 120—College Algebra classes continue on the next page
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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36215 On Campus IDC-106 MW 9:10am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Cunningham, E A 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-05 F 9:10am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13
35762 On Campus IDC-106 TRF 9:15am-10:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13 LearnComm Parmely, A C 4 $0.00
31150 On Campus ECC-05 TR 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Loftus, J B 4 $0.00
31142 On Campus IDC-107 TR 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Elhakimi, M 4 $0.00
31143 On Campus IDC-106 MW 3:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Laskowski-Caujolle, E M 4 $0.00
31146 On Campus IDC-218 MW 7:45pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Laskowski-Caujolle, E M 4 $0.00
31147 On Campus IDC-107 TR 7:45pm- 9:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pham, B S 4 $0.00
36240 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Chang, L T 4 $0.00
36941 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Chang, L T 4 $0.00
MATH 130 CALCULUS FOR BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, SOCIAL SCIENCES AND BUSINESS I
Calculus of one variable, limits, continuity, exponential and logarithmic functions, curve-sketching, extrema, related rates and applications;
indefinite and definite integrals, including basic techniques of integration. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: Math 111 or 120
with a “C” or better or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31152 On Campus ECC-05 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Georgakis, P U 5 $0.00
31153 On Campus IDC-216 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Georgakis, P U 5 $0.00
31155 On Campus IDC-216 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rojas, P T 5 $0.00
31151 On Campus ECC-29 TR 3:15pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Holmes, J C 5 $0.00
33271 On Campus IDC-216 MW 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rojas, P T 5 $0.00
31154 On Campus IDC-106 TR 6:00pm- 8:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Chang, L T 5 $0.00
MATH 131 CALCULUS FOR BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, SOCIAL SCIENCES AND BUSINESS II
Calculus of single and several variables, partial differentiation, multiple integration, extrema problems and differential equations, and
probability. Optional: infinite series, Taylor’s Theorem and the calculus of trigonometric functions. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
PREREQ: Math 130 with a “C” or better. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31157 On Campus ECC-05 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Labgaa, R R 3 $0.00
36943 On Campus IDC-206 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Labgaa, R R 3 $0.00
MATH 137 PRECALCULUS I - COLLEGE ALGEBRA AND FUNCTIONS
Extensive treatment of functions/graphing: polynomial, rational, exponential and logarithmic functions. Linear/non-linear systems, matrix algebra
and roots of higher-degree polynomials. Study of logic and proofs. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: Math 107 or 111 or 104
with a “C” or better or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31159 On Campus IDC-217 MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hersh, J M 5 $0.00
31158 On Campus IDC-106 TRF 11:10am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Parmely, A C 5 $0.00
36442 On Campus IDC-107 TRF 1:00pm- 2:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Parmely, A C 5 $0.00
36944 On Campus IDC-218 TR 2:20pm- 4:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mustafa, I W 5 $0.00
33272 On Campus IDC-216 TR 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Masooman, S 5 $0.00
MATH 138 PRECALCULUS II - COLLEGE ALGEBRA AND TRIGONOMETRY
Extensive treatment of graphing and applications of exponential, logarithmic and trigonometric functions. Vectors, complex numbers,
parametric equations and polar coordinates. Other topics include mathematical induction, sequences, series and Binomial Theorem.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: Math 137 with a “C” or better or qualifying score on the SBCC placement exam.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligiblity for English 100 and 103.
31160 On Campus IDC-206 TRF 8:00am- 9:10am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Elmore, R M 4 $0.00
36443 On Campus IDC-217 TR 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hersh, J M 4 $0.00
31161 On Campus IDC-206 TRF 9:35am-10:45am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Elmore, R M 4 $0.00
36638 On Campus IDC-107 MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Miner, J L 4 $0.00
MATH 150 CALCULUS WITH ANALYTIC GEOMETRY I
Limits, derivatives and integrals of algebraic, trigonometric, exponential and logarithmic functions. Differentials and applications of the
derivative. Introduction to differential equations. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: Math 138 with a “C” or better or qualifying
score on the SBCC placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36945 On Campus IDC-206 MW 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Loftus, J B 5 $0.00
33726 On Campus IDC-207 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Laanaoui, N 5 $0.00
36478 On Campus IDC-206 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Loftus, J B 5 $0.00
35292 On Campus IDC-217 WF 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Cunningham, E A 5 $0.00
31169 On Campus IDC-106 TR 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Chang, L T 5 $0.00
34436 On Campus IDC-218 MW 5:15pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Miner, J L 5 $0.00
MATH 160 CALCULUS WITH ANALYTIC GEOMETRY II
Techniques of integration; applications of definite integrals; polar and parametric equations; sequences and infinite series; introduction to
differential equations and to vectors. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: Math 150 with a “C” or better. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31170 On Campus IDC-107 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Campbell, J D 5 $0.00
35566 On Campus ECC-29 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Loftus, J B 5 $0.00
31171 On Campus IDC-217 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Campbell, J D 5 $0.00
34438 On Campus IDC-206 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kruidenier, J F 5 $0.00
36946 On Campus IDC-218 TR 5:15pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Miner, J L 5 $0.00
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MATH 188 TRIGONOMETRY REFRESHER
Refresher course for students who wish to review trigonometry topics before or while taking calculus.
36104 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 09/02/13-10/11/13 Online Masooman, S 1 $0.00
MATH 200 MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS
Functions of several variables, multiple integrals, partial differentiation, calculus of vector functions, Green’s Theorem, Strokes’ Theorem and
Divergence Theorem. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: Math 160, with a grade of “C” or better.
33727 On Campus ECC-05 TR 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kruidenier, J F 4 $0.00
36947 On Campus TBA MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4 $0.00
35560 On Campus IDC-206 TR 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kruidenier, J F 4 $0.00
MATH 210 LINEAR ALGEBRA
Finite dimensional vector spaces, linear independence, bases, systems of linear equations, linear transformations, matrices, LU factorization,
change of bases, similarity of matrices, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, diagonalization and applications. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: Math 160,
with a grade of “C” or better.
33728 On Campus IDC-218 MW 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Campbell, J D 4 $0.00
36444 On Campus IDC-206 MW 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kruidenier, J F 4 $0.00
MATH 220 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
Ordinary and partial differential equations with applications, series techniques, LaPlace transforms, qualitative and quantitative solutions to
linear and nonlinear systems of differential equations. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: Math 200 and 210 with a grade of “C” or better.
34923 On Campus IDC-218 TRF 12:45pm- 1:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bramlett-Smith, L L 4 $0.00
36933 On Campus IDC-218 MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Campbell, J D 4 $0.00
MULTIMEDIA ARTS AND TECHNOLOGIES
The School of Media Arts is dedicated to teaching the principles of visual design and applied communications using state-of-the-art digital
media in journalism, graphic design, photography, web design, video production, multimedia, film and other fields of visual communication.
It offers courses to prepare students who seek careers in these fields, as well as courses for professionals seeking to upgrade their skills and
knowledge.
MAT 103 INTRODUCTION TO MULTIMEDIA
Introduction to multimedia, including production processes, tools, techniques, trends and opportunities. Includes industry overview, societal
issues, cultural implications, visual literacy and career opportunities. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34718 On Campus A-171 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Jarabo, A I 3 $0.00
30075 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Jarabo, A I 3 $0.00
MAT 112 DIGITAL DRAWING
Introduction to the powerful tool Illustrator. Use of Illustrator to create new works of art for various mediums: print, the Web and CD-ROMs.
(TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31862 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online McCann, S I 3 $0.00
MAT 113 DREAMWEAVER
Students learn how to use a popular tool for Web page design and construction, called Dreamweaver. Includes creating actual Web pages.
(TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36575 On Campus A-173 M 5:00pm- 7:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Nelson, S A 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-173 M 7:10pm- 9:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
MAT 116 FLASH I: INTERACTIVE FUNDAMENTALS
Flash is a powerful animation tool for the web. Students create interactive applications that result in a rich media user experience. Animation,
interactive principles and basic ActionScripting covered. (TR: CSU)
33043 On Campus A-171 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Jarabo, A I 3 $0.00
30096 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Jarabo, A I 3 $0.00
MAT 131 DIGITAL IMAGING I
Introduction to PhotoShop. Create, edit and prepare images for various media. No prior knowledge of PhotoShop is required. (TR: CSU)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33747 On Campus A-173 TR 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gallegos, M A 3 $0.00
33744 Off Campus A-172 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gallegos, M A 3 $0.00
33746 On Campus A-171 W 5:00pm- 9:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Atkinson, T S 3 $0.00
33745 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Gallegos, M A 3 $0.00
MAT 136 COMPUTER ANIMATION I
Fundamentals of computer animation, including modeling, animation and rendering. Builds a foundation for developing character animation
and special-effect sequences. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1. COURSE ADVISORY: ART 124, 140, 141;
DRFT 131 or ENGR 131.
34945 On Campus A-173 R 5:00pm- 9:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mahapatra, M 3 $0.00
MAT 137 VISUAL EFFECTS FOR FILM, TELEVISION AND GAMING
Course on visual effects. Using 3-D and Compositing software, we will use particles, rigid-bodies and soft-bodies to create dynamic effects
and simulation of physical interactions. (TR: CSU)
36579 On Campus A-173 TR 8:00am-10:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mahapatra, M 3 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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MAT 145 VIDEO GAME DESIGN
Introduction to designing and developing games for networks, personal computers and dedicated consoles. Learn about the computer
gaming industry, script writing and storyboarding by designing a game. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36061 On Campus A-173 MW 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hegner, R T 3 $0.00
36958 On Campus A-173 T 5:00pm-10:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hegner, R T 3 $0.00
MAT 153 WEB DESIGN I
Covers the process of designing websites: communicating with clients, conceptualizing, production schedules and contracts, designing
interfaces, developing content, and website production. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: ART 140.
33749 On Campus A-171 MW 10:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Gallegos, M A 3 $0.00
33748 Off Campus A-172 TR 1:00pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Gallegos, M A 3 $0.00
36959 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Gallegos, M A 3 $0.00
MAT 164 ONLINE AND MOBILE MARKETING
Promotional process and techniques in the development of effective online and mobile strategies for profit and nonprofit organizations.
Search engine marketing strategies (SEM), as well as emerging digital media and mobile advertising campaigns, examined throughout the
course. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36814 On Campus PS-101 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J A 3 $0.00
36481 Off Campus A-160 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J M 3 $0.00
34946 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Brown, J M 3 $0.00
35389 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Brown, J M 3 $0.00
36960 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Brown, J M 3 $0.00
MAT 290 WORK EXPERIENCE IN MULTIMEDIA
Supervised employment of students in multimedia and related industries consists of 75-300 hours of work (1-4 units) in employment, plus 2
hours of individual student/faculty conference. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100. COURSE ADVISORY: MAT 103.
30104 On Campus A-175 16 hours/week 04/29/13-01/31/14 Classroom Lafferty, A M 3 $0.00
MUSIC
MUS 100 FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC TECHNIQUES
Learning to read music, developing aural perception, fundamentals of music theory and keyboard skills. Primarily for non-Music majors.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31236 On Campus DM-109 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Watson, J A 3 $0.00
31238 On Campus DM-109 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Heidner, E C 3 $0.00
31237 On Campus DM-109 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Heidner, E C 3 $0.00
36806 On Campus DM-109 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Watson, J A 3 $0.00
MUS 102A BASIC MUSICIANSHIP
Musicianship fundamentals for college freshmen or sophomores. Beginning aural and dictation skills are developed to allow the student to
solve practical, as well as theoretical musical problems. Music majors only; non-majors, see MUS 100. Must take 104A concurrently.
(TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: MUS 104A. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31239 31242 On Campus DM-105 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Holland, L L 3 $0.00
31240 31241 On Campus DM-105 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Holland, L L 3 $0.00
MUS 104A BEGINNING THEORY
Intervals, keys, scales, chord structure and relationship of diatonic harmonies and non-chordal tones, cadences, harmonization of melodies.
Music majors only; non-majors see Music 100. (TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: MUS 102A. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31241 31240 On Campus DM-108 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hontos, M E 3 $0.00
31242 31239 On Campus DM-108 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hontos, M E 3 $0.00
MUS 110 MUSIC APPRECIATION
Survey of music history and literature; its elements, construction, forms, styles and composers from Medieval through contemporary periods.
Guided listening to masterpieces. Primarily for non-Music majors. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
36412 On Campus DM-110 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 3 $0.00
31246 On Campus DM-110 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 3 $0.00
36542 On Campus DM-110 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Clark, J W 3 $0.00
31247 On Campus DM-110 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 3 $0.00
31244 On Campus DM-110 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Heidner, E C 3 $0.00
36807 On Campus DM-110 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 3 $0.00
31245 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Hontos, M E 3 $0.00
MUS 112 HISTORY AND APPRECIATION OF CONTEMPORARY JAZZ AND 20TH CENTURY AMERICAN MUSIC
General survey of jazz music history of the 20th century, with emphasis on eclecticism, cultural and ethnic diversity as related to current
musical styles. Primarily for non-Music majors. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
36808 On Campus DM-101 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wood III, C H 3 $0.00
31250 On Campus DM-101 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wood III, C H 3 $0.00
36413 On Campus DM-110 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Clark, J W 3 $0.00
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MUS 114A SURVEY OF MUSIC HISTORY
Survey of music history and literature (Classic to Modern). Music major course also open to non-majors that requires some music theory
background. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
35144 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Hontos, M E 3 $0.00
MUS 115 HISTORY AND APPRECIATION OF ROCK AND POPULAR MUSIC
General survey of rock and popular music, concentrating on the period from the late 1940s to the early 1990s. Primarily for non-Music majors.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31252 On Campus DM-110 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Malvinni, D J 3 $0.00
36629 On Campus DM-110 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Clark, J W 3 $0.00
34594 On Campus DM-110 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lowi, R 3 $0.00
MUS 118 WORLD MUSIC
Survey of world music traditions, including the style and performance practice of various cultures and the resulting social, cultural and historical
roles of the music and musicians. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31254 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Hontos, M E 3 $0.00
MUS 120A SOUND RECORDING AND ELECTRONIC MUSIC
Concepts and procedures of sound recording, and electronic music production, utilizing synthesizers, samplers, computers, etc. (TR: CSU)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31257 On Campus DM-108 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Camardella, D P 3 $0.00
31255 On Campus DM-108 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Camardella, D P 3 $0.00
31256 On Campus DM-108 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Camardella, D P 3 $0.00
MUS 122 MUSIC TECHNOLOGY FOR MUSICIANS
Introduction to the basic techniques of computer-based composition, notation, digital audio editing and encoding techniques for musicians.
Recommended for Music majors. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: MUS 100.
36415 On Campus DM-108 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
33277 On Campus DM-108 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Watson, J A 3 $0.00
MUS 123 BUSINESS OF MUSIC
Study of all aspects of the business of music, including entrepreneurial opportunities, management and promotion skills, basic elements of
copyright, and publishing laws. (TR:CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
36059 On Campus DM-108 W 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
MUS 128A SONGWRITING I
Study of the skills and techniques of popular songwriting in a variety of genres. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31258 On Campus DM-101 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Clark, J W 3 $0.00
MUS 128B SONGWRITING II
Study and practice of the skills and techniques of popular songwriting in a variety of genres. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: MUS 128A.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
37044 On Campus DM-101 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Clark, J W 3 $0.00
MUS 140A BEGINNING PIANO
Beginning piano techniques for adults. Scales, chords, sight reading and musical interpretation of simplified arrangements of the standard
classics. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31260 On Campus DM-109 MW 11:10am-12:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eglin, M P 1 $0.00
31262 On Campus DM-109 TR 11:10am-12:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Campos, D M 1 $0.00
31261 On Campus DM-109 MW 12:45pm- 1:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eglin, M P 1 $0.00
MUS 142A INTERMEDIATE PIANO
Class piano techniques for intermediate students; to provide pleasure in playing the piano. Development of skills in sight reading, harmonization,
improvisation, transposition and musical interpretation of standard classics. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: MUS 140B. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 103.
31265 On Campus DM-109 MW 8:00am- 9:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brummel, J I 1 $0.00
MUS 146 BEGINNING GUITAR
Class method using a “classical” approach, designed to teach note reading and basic chord styles and progressions. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31266 On Campus DM-105 MW 8:00am- 9:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Redman, W M 1 $0.00
31267 On Campus DM-105 MW 12:45pm- 1:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Redman, W M 1 $0.00
36809 On Campus DM-105 R 6:00pm- 8:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Redman, W M 1 $0.00
MUS 148 INTERMEDIATE GUITAR
Intermediate-level course requiring extensive use of both hands for picking and chording, arpeggios, scales and performance pieces.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103. COURSE ADVISORY: MUS 146.
31269 On Campus DM-105 MW 11:10am-12:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Redman, W M 1 $0.00
MUS 150 BEGINNING STRING TECHNIQUES
Instruction in the fundamentals of playing orchestral stringed instruments (violin, viola, cello and string bass). Instruments are furnished by
the college. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31270 On Campus DM-105 MW 9:35am-10:35am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Malvinni, V L 1 $0.00
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MUS 154 VOCAL TECHNIQUES I
Helps students develop fundamental skills of singing, with attention to stage presence, breath control, tone production and musicianship.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31273 On Campus DM-101 MW 9:35am-10:35am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
31271 On Campus DM-101 TR 12:45pm- 1:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
31272 On Campus DM-101 MW 12:45pm- 1:45pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
MUS 155 VOCAL TECHNIQUES II
Helps students develop advanced singing skills. Emphasis on development of repertoire, singing in foreign languages, and microphone
techniques. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103. COURSE ADVISORY: MUS 154.
31274 On Campus DM-101 MW 11:10am-12:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
MUS 159 MEN’S CHORUS
Study and performance of male ensemble choral literature of Edward Grieg. Public concert appearances. (TR: CSU/UC)
35352 On Campus DM-101 M 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
MUS 160 COLLEGE CHOIR
Study and performance of standard choral literature. Public appearances. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
34782 On Campus DM-101 T 6:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
33278 On Campus DM-101 T 7:00pm-10:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
33465 On Campus DM-101 T 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
MUS 162 CHAMBER SINGERS
Study and performance of standard choral literature for the small vocal ensemble. Frequent public appearances. (TR: CSU/UC) LIMITATION
ON ENROLLMENT: Audition with instructor. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31276 On Campus DM-101 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
34783 On Campus DM-101 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
MUS 163 QUIRE OF VOYCES
Study, performance and recording of sacred a cappella choral music of the Renaissance period and 20th century. Frequent public appearances.
(TR: CSU/UC) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Extensive audition. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
33281 On Campus DM-101 M 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
MUS 165 BEGINNING JAZZ IMPROVISATION
Beginning individual and small group improvisational techniques. Combo performance necessary. Course placement level determined by
interview/audition. Open to students with performance experience. (TR: CSU/UC) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Performance
experience on a wind, string or percussion instrument. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31277 On Campus DM-105 F 9:00am-12:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Campos, D M 3 $0.00
31278 On Campus DM-105 F 9:00am-12:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wood III, C H 3 $0.00
MUS 166 INTERMEDIATE-ADVANCED JAZZ IMPROVISATION
Individual and small group improvisational techniques. Combo performance necessary. Course entry level determined by interview/audition.
(TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: MUS 165. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31279 On Campus DM-105 F 10:00am- 1:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wood III, C H 3 $0.00
MUS 167 BEGINNING JAZZ ENSEMBLE
Performance of jazz ensemble literature. Beginning large ensemble performance techniques and pedagogy. Open to students with limited
jazz ensemble performance experience and/or instructor interview. (TR: CSU/UC) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Previous jazz ensemble
performance experience or interview with instructor. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31280 On Campus DM-105 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 1 $0.00
31284 On Campus DM-105 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 1 $0.00
31282 On Campus DM-105 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Heidner, E C 1 $0.00
MUS 168 INTERMEDIATE JAZZ ENSEMBLE
Performance of intermediate level jazz ensemble literature. Intermediate techniques and pedagogy. Public appearances and festival participation.
Open to students with jazz ensemble performance experience and/or interview with instructor. (TR: CSU/UC) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT:
Audition. PREREQ: MUS 167. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31285 On Campus DM-105 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 1 $0.00
31286 On Campus DM-105 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Heidner, E C 1 $0.00
MUS 169 ADVANCED JAZZ ENSEMBLE
Performance of advanced jazz ensemble literature. Frequent public appearances and festival participation. Open to students with previous
collegiate-level jazz ensemble performance experience. (TR: CSU/UC) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Audition. PREREQ: MUS 168.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31287 On Campus DM-105 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 1 $0.00
31288 On Campus DM-105 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Heidner, E C 1 $0.00
MUS 170 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Performing ensemble open to all students with orchestral instrumental experience. Ensemble performs orchestral literature from all style periods
in public appearances on campus and in the community. (TR: CSU/UC) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Audition. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 103.
33283 On Campus DM-105 T 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 1 $0.00
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MUS 171 CHAMBER MUSIC OF THE BAROQUE ERA
Ensemble class that provides the opportunity for students to perform chamber music from the Baroque era. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 103.
35591 On Campus DM-101 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Holland, L L 1 $0.00
also meets On Campus DM-108 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus DM-105 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus DM-110 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus DM-109 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
MUS 172 INTERMEDIATE ORCHESTRA
Study of string techniques beyond Beginning and Intermediate String Techniques. Students study music for various combinations of instruments.
(TR: CSU/UC) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Audition. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
33284 On Campus DM-105 T 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 1 $0.00
MUS 174 CHAMBER MUSIC
Ensemble class that provides an opportunity for students to perform standard chamber music literature from the 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th
centuries. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
33285 On Campus DM-101 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Holland, L L 1 $0.00
also meets On Campus DM-108 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus DM-105 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus DM-110 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus DM-109 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
MUS 175 CHAMBER MUSIC OF THE MODERN ERA
Ensemble class that provides opportunity for students to perform chamber music from the Modern era. (TR: CSU/UC) LIMITATION ON
ENROLLMENT: Audition with instructor. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103
35592 On Campus DM-101 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Holland, L L 1 $0.00
also meets On Campus DM-108 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus DM-105 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus DM-110 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus DM-109 S 10:00am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
MUS 176 CONCERT BAND
Performance of concert and symphonic winds literature. Frequent public appearances and festival participation. Open to students with concert
band experience. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
33287 On Campus DM-105 W 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Heidner, E C 1 $0.00
MUS 177 SYMPHONIC BAND
Performance of concert and symphonic winds literature. Frequent public appearances and festival participation. Open to students with
collegiate-level performance experience. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103. COURSE ADVISORY: MUS 176.
33288 On Campus DM-105 W 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Heidner, E C 1 $0.00
MUS 178 WIND ENSEMBLE
Small ensembles (brass quartet/woodwind quintet, etc.). Material selected from many music periods. Open to students with wind and
percussion performance experience. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
33289 On Campus DM-105 W 7:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Heidner, E C 1 $0.00
MUS 179 COMMERCIAL MUSIC PERFORMANCE: JAZZ AND POP EMPHASIS
Experience-centered training in jazz and pop performance. Performances in all commercial music applications. Open to students with
previous advanced collegiate or professional performance experience. Interview with instructor required. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 103. COURSE ADVISORY: MUS 169 or previous advanced collegiate or pre-professional performance experience.
31289 On Campus DM-105 1.6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 0.5 $0.00
31290 On Campus DM-105 3.2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 1 $0.00
31291 On Campus DM-101 3.2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
31293 On Campus DM-105 6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 2 $0.00
31294 On Campus DM-105 6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 2 $0.00
MUS 181 COMMERCIAL MUSIC PERFORMANCE: CLASSICAL INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL EMPHASIS
Experience-centered training in classical instrumental and vocal performance in all commercial music applications. Open to students
with previous advanced collegiate or professional performance experience. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
COURSE ADVISORY: MUS 160 or 162 or 163 or 170 or 176.
31295 On Campus DM-105 3.4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
31296 On Campus DM-105 6.8 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 2 $0.00
MUS 185 APPLIED MUSIC
Studio lessons in voice or on a specific woodwind, brass, string, or percussion instrument. Emphasis on technical and literature studies.
(TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: MUS 102A and 104A or 102B and 104B and MUS 160 or 162 or 163 or 165 or 166 or 167 or 168 or 169 or
170 or 172 or 174 or 176 or 177 or 178 or 179. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31297 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bodnar Horton, N V 3 $0.00
31299 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brummel, J I 3 $0.00
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31300 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 3 $0.00
31301 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Redman, W M 3 $0.00
31302 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ybarra, A L 3 $0.00
31303 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dechaine, N P 3 $0.00
31304 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Campos, D M 3 $0.00
32145 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dechaine, N P 3 $0.00
33608 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ybarra, A L 3 $0.00
33610 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martinez, A J 3 $0.00
35811 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Heidner, E C 3 $0.00
36669 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Holland, L L 3 $0.00
36810 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
MUS 188A BIG BAND JAZZ ENSEMBLE I
Performance class for students with previous collegiate-level big band jazz experience. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 103.
36052 On Campus DM-105 M 7:35pm-10:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Jenkins, I B 1 $0.00
MUS 202A INTERMEDIATE MUSICIANSHIP
Develops advanced aural and dictation skills allowing students to solve practical as well as theoretical musical problems. (TR: CSU/UC)
PREREQ: MUS 102B. COREQ: MUS 204A. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31305 On Campus DM-109 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Clark, J W 3 $0.00
MUS 204A INTERMEDIATE THEORY
Study of modal and tonal counterpoint and chromatic harmonies of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries; form, analysis and creative composition.
(TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: MUS 104B. COREQ: MUS 202A. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
31306 On Campus DM-109 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Clark, J W 3 $0.00
MUS 285 APPLIED MUSIC
Studio lessons in voice or on a specific woodwind, brass, string, or percussion instrument. Emphasis on technical and literature studies.
(TR: CSU/UC) COREQ: MUS 202A and 204A or 202B and 204B, and MUS 160 or 162 or 163 or 165 or 166 or 167 or 168 or 169 or
170 or 172 or 174 or 176 or 177 or 178 or 179.
31307 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dechaine, N P 3 $0.00
31308 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dechaine, N P 3 $0.00
31309 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martinez, A J 3 $0.00
36676 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 3 $0.00
36677 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Redman, W M 3 $0.00
36811 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
36813 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
36815 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
36816 On Campus DM-105 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
MUS 299 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN MUSIC
Individual project as arranged with a faculty member in the department. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Students must have
completed 12 units at SBCC with a G.P.A. of 2.5 and a minimum of 6 units with a G.P.A. of 3.0 in the Department. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 103.
31310 Off Campus TBA 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 1 $0.00
31313 Off Campus TBA 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 1 $0.00
31311 Off Campus TBA 6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 2 $0.00
31314 Off Campus TBA 6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mooy, J D 2 $0.00
31312 Off Campus TBA 9 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kreitzer, N J 3 $0.00
NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES
NATA 101 AMERICAN INDIAN: PAST AND PRESENT
Survey of Native American peoples, their history and current conditions. Focuses on the impact of Native American peoples on the history of
the United States. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34275 On Campus A-217 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Foss, K W 3 $0.00
NATA 103 NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURAL HERITAGE
Survey of Native American cultures. The objective is to familiarize the student with the general cultural patterns of Native American peoples.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36425 On Campus A-217 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Foss, K W 3 $0.00
NATA 112 NATIVE AMERICAN VISUAL AND MUSICAL ART
Overview of Native American visual, oral and musical arts; their roots in Native American material culture and philosophical traditions.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
30021 On Campus A-217 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Foss, K W 3 $0.00
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NURSING
Students wishing to enroll must apply and be accepted into this program.
REGISTERED NURSING (RN)
Enrollment in Nursing modules is limited to students formally accepted into the ADN Program. For information regarding the program
and application requirements, visit our website at www.sbcc.edu/nursing/website, or contact the Health Technologies Office, room A-218,
ext. 2366. Information sessions are held on the second Monday of each month at 3 p.m., except during school holidays and summer.
ALL COURSES TRANSFER TO CSU:
NURS 160 FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the ADN Program.
35129 On Campus TBA 18 hours/week 08/26/13-10/19/13 Classroom Bower, C L 4 $0.00
NURS 161 PHARMACOLOGY NURSING
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the ADN Program.
35130 On Campus TBA R 9:00am-12:15pm 09/05/13-10/24/13 Classroom Macias, L E 1.5 $0.00
NURS 162 INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING I
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the ADN Program.
35131 On Campus TBA 18 hours/week 10/21/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bower, C L 4 $50.00
NURS 163 BEGINNING MEDICAL SURGICAL II
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the ADN Program.
35132 On Campus TBA 11.8 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martinez, D R 5.5 $50.00
NURS 164 NURSING OF CHILDBEARING AND FAMILIES
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the ADN Program.
35133 On Campus TBA 6.9 hours/week 08/26/13-11/16/13 Classroom Worsdale, K J 2.5 $0.00
NURS 165 MENTAL HEALTH NURSING
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the ADN Program.
35134 On Campus TBA 4.9 hours/week 08/26/13-11/16/13 Classroom Schermer, C A 2.5 $0.00
NURS 166 INTERMEDIATE MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING III
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the ADN Program.
35135 On Campus TBA 11.2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shields, S K 5 $50.00
NURS 167 NURSING CARE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES-PEDIATRICS
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the ADN Program.
35136 On Campus TBA 5.7 hours/week 09/16/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shields, S K 2.5 $0.00
NURS 168 ADVANCED MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING IV
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the ADN Program.
35137 On Campus TBA 16.3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom McCabe, E C 6.5 $0.00
NURS 169 GERONTOLOGY-COMMUNITY NURSING
(TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the ADN Program.
35138 On Campus TBA 7.2 hours/week 08/26/13-11/02/13 Classroom Durfor, S L 2 $0.00
NURS 190 ASSESSMENT OF CLINICAL COMPETENCE
(TR: CSU)
30800 On Campus TBA 1.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gottwald, M E 0.5 $0.00
30801 On Campus TBA 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gottwald, M E 1 $0.00
30802 On Campus TBA 4.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gottwald, M E 1.5 $0.00
30803 On Campus TBA 6.8 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gottwald, M E 2 $0.00
NURS 194 REVIEW AND UPDATE OF NURSING SKILLS
(TR: CSU)
30804 On Campus TBA TR 3:00pm- 3:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gottwald, M E 0.5 $0.00
NURS 195 SUCCESS STRATEGIES FOR ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING STUDENTS
Associate Degree Nursing students work with their instructors to develop the strategies they need to successfully master the competencies
required of ADN students. LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Admission to the ADN Program.
30805 On Campus TBA .6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 OpenEntEx Gottwald, M E 0.5 $0.00
NURS 282 NCLEX SUCCESS
Associate Degree Nursing students develop a plan for NCLEX preparation, and implement the plan to increase success on the NLCEX.
30810 On Campus A-173 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 OpenEntEx Shields, S K 1 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
PD 004 PERSONAL AWARENESS GROUP
Concepts of emotional health and effective interpersonal behavior. Lecture and group discussion guide students on how to effectively deal
with life situations and improve student success.
34612 On Campus ECC-28 R 2:20pm- 3:35pm 09/12/13-12/05/13 Classroom Bostwick, A H 1 $0.00
PD 020B STRATEGIES FOR STUDENT SUCCESS
Focuses on specific strategies for achieving academic and personal success. Students come to understand motivation and learn how to
identify and overcome self-defeating behaviors.
33990 On Campus PE-215 TR 9:35am-10:50am 09/10/13-10/17/13 Classroom Cox, K S 1 $0.00
34403 On Campus TBA MW 9:35am-10:50am 09/09/13-10/16/13 Classroom Cox, K S 1 $0.00
35974 On Campus ECC-28 MW 12:45pm- 2:00pm 09/09/13-10/16/13 Classroom Cox, K S 1 $0.00
35975 On Campus TBA TR 12:45pm- 2:00pm 09/10/13-10/17/13 Classroom Cox, K S 1 $0.00
PD 100 COLLEGE SUCCESS
Students clarify their educational objectives and develop the skills necessary to reach them. Topics include time management, reading and
study skills, goal-setting, career planning and communication skills. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 70 and 80.
31334 On Campus ECC-28 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Suarez, J R 3 $0.00
31341 On Campus PE-215 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Perez, S R 3 $0.00
34404 On Campus BC-237 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Frankel, E S 3 $0.00
33300 On Campus TBA F 9:00am-12:45pm 04/29/13-01/31/14 Classroom Perez, S R 3 $0.00
31335 On Campus ECC-28 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J A 3 $0.00
36772 On Campus TBA T 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Taylor, K G 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
31974 On Campus IDC-215 F 9:35am-12:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lorenzen, M M 3 $0.00
35351 On Campus ECC-07 F 9:35am-12:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Welby, L M 3 $0.00
31336 On Campus ECC-30 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brown, J A 3 $0.00
31342 On Campus PE-216 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Brewer, S J 3 $0.00
31343 On Campus ECC-28 R 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Pate, R M 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
31344 On Campus ECC-28 R 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Pate, R M 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
36679 On Campus ECC-28 R 5:30pm- 7:10pm 09/19/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Wright, R G 3 $0.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 09/19/13-12/14/13
31345 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Rivero, C M 3 $0.00
33301 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Rivero, C M 3 $0.00
33634 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online El-Soussi, M H 3 $0.00
34595 ONLINE ONLINE 1.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Corral, A C 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-28 M 5:30pm- 6:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
34598 ONLINE ONLINE 1.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Villanueva, E G 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus ECC-28 M 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35963 ONLINE ONLINE 1.5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Class/Web Gomez, N 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus EBS-102 R 5:30pm- 6:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
PD 101B ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Orientation to college for international students. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for ESL Level 5.
35608 On Campus ECC-09 MTWR 9:00am-11:05am 08/07/13-08/13/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
35609 On Campus ECC-01 MTWR 9:00am-11:05am 08/07/13-08/13/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
35610 On Campus ECC-02 MTWR 9:00am-11:05am 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36617 On Campus ECC-05 MTWR 9:00am-11:05am 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36659 On Campus ECC-28 MTWR 9:00am-11:05am 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
35617 On Campus ECC-28 F 11:00am-12:30pm 08/30/13-09/27/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36643 On Campus ECC-01 F 11:00am-12:30pm 08/30/13-09/27/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
35611 On Campus ECC-02 MTWR 11:15am- 1:20pm 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
35613 On Campus ECC-06 MTWR 11:15am- 1:20pm 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
35618 On Campus ECC-01 MTWR 11:15am- 1:20pm 08/07/13-08/13/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36616 On Campus ECC-05 MTWR 11:15am- 1:20pm 08/07/13-08/13/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36770 On Campus ECC-05 MTWR 11:15am- 1:20pm 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36255 On Campus ECC-33 F 1:00pm- 2:30pm 08/30/13-09/27/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36541 On Campus TBA F 1:00pm- 2:30pm 08/30/13-09/27/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
35614 On Campus ECC-09 MTWR 2:00pm- 4:05pm 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
35616 On Campus ECC-06 MTWR 2:00pm- 4:05pm 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36234 On Campus ECC-05 MTWR 2:00pm- 4:05pm 08/07/13-08/13/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36618 On Campus ECC-05 MTWR 2:00pm- 4:05pm 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
PD 107 SUCCESS STRATEGIES FOR THE SINGLE PARENT STUDENT
Support network for EOPS/CARE students. Focuses on issues facing single parents returning to the academic environment, such as study
habits, time management and achieving goals. (TR: CSU)
31346 On Campus PS-128 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wright, M A 3 $0.00
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PD 110 CAREER PLANNING AND DECISION-MAKING
Comprehensive approach to career and educational planning: value clarification, skills analysis, decision-making, goal-setting and job search.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31347 On Campus ECC-28 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Phillips, C M 3 $0.00
33302 On Campus TBA W 4:00pm- 7:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eurman, V S 3 $0.00
PD 131 STRESS MANAGEMENT AND WELLNESS
Learn and integrate effective coping strategies to promote self-awareness, personal wellness, academic success, and model these strategies,
including managing symptoms of stress and other psychological conditions. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or
110H or 110GB.
36895 On Campus TBA W 6:00pm- 9:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ducharme, M A 3 $0.00
PD 140 COLLEGE SUCCESS FOR STUDENT ATHLETES
Mandatory course for student athletes covering athletic eligibility, NCAA transfer requirements, time management, study skills and an individualized
educational plan. Graded Pass/No Pass. (TR: CSU)
31354 On Campus PE-216 TR 8:00am- 9:15am 09/03/13-10/10/13 Classroom Schmitz, I A 1 $0.00
31356 On Campus PE-216 TR 9:35am-10:50am 09/03/13-10/10/13 Classroom O’Connor, K A 1 $0.00
31352 On Campus PE-216 MW 12:45pm- 2:00pm 09/04/13-10/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, K A 1 $0.00
37059 On Campus PE-216 MW 12:45pm- 2:00pm 10/21/13-12/02/13 Classroom O’Connor, K A 1 $0.00
PD 149B ACADEMIC PLANNING FOR F1 VISA STUDENTS
Introduction to academic planning to assist F1 visa students in the development and design of a long-term comprehensive educational plan.
(TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for ESL Level 5.
35939 On Campus PE-217 MTWR 9:00am-11:05am 08/07/13-08/13/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
35942 On Campus ECC-03 MTWR 9:00am-11:05am 08/07/13-08/13/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36553 On Campus PE-217 MTWR 9:00am-11:05am 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36555 On Campus ECC-03 MTWR 9:00am-11:05am 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36557 On Campus ECC-06 MTWR 9:00am-11:05am 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36559 On Campus ECC-01 MTWR 9:00am-11:05am 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
35936 On Campus PE-218 MTWR 11:15am- 1:20pm 08/07/13-08/13/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
35940 On Campus PE-217 MTWR 11:15am- 1:20pm 08/07/13-08/13/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
35944 On Campus PE-218 MTWR 11:15am- 1:20pm 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36554 On Campus ECC-08A MTWR 11:15am- 1:20pm 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36556 On Campus ECC-01 MTWR 11:15am- 1:20pm 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36558 On Campus ECC-03 MTWR 11:15am- 1:20pm 08/14/13-08/20/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
37050 On Campus PE-215 MTWR 11:15am- 1:20pm 07/31/13-08/06/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36614 On Campus TBA T 4:00pm- 5:30pm 09/03/13-10/03/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
36660 On Campus TBA T 4:00pm- 5:30pm 09/03/13-10/03/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
PD 191A CAREER PLANNING: A SELF-DIRECTED APPROACH
Self-paced, individualized career planning course covering career assessment, career counseling and independent research. Available either
through completing Internet assignments or Career Center research. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 100 or 103.
31365 On Campus SS-282 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 SelfPaced Phillips, C M 1 $0.00
31366 ONLINE ONLINE 1 hour/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Cooper, J J 1 $0.00
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 100 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
General survey of elementary logic, theories of knowledge, metaphysics, ethics, philosophy of religion and political philosophy. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31553 On Campus A-211 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom White, J P 3 $0.00
31555 On Campus PS-101 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom White, J P 3 $0.00
31554 On Campus PS-101 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom White, J P 3 $0.00
31556 On Campus A-160 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom White, J P 3 $0.00
33334 On Campus A-217 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Green, A K 3 $0.00
PHIL 101 INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS
Examination of the nature of morality, moral concepts and theories, and the moral aspects of abortion, world hunger, pornography,
environmentalism and animal rights. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31558 On Campus ECC-23 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bobro, M E 3 $0.00
31560 On Campus IDC-205 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bobro, M E 3 $0.00
34457 On Campus IDC-205 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bobro, M E 3 $0.00
36031 On Campus IDC-220 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Raya, M E 3 $0.00
31557 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Chesher, J E 3 $0.00
31559 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Raya, M E 3 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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PHIL 102 COMPARATIVE WORLD RELIGIONS
Presentation of the fundamental insights, concepts, ideals, customs and rituals of the major religious traditions. Religions to be discussed:
Hinduism; Buddhism; Taoism; Confucianism; Judaism; Christianity; Islam. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility
for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31561 On Campus IDC-209 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Donnell, P S 3 $0.00
36783 On Campus IDC-205 MW 3:45pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lee, J S 3 $0.00
31562 On Campus IDC-209 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Faulders, T A 3 $0.00
PHIL 111 CRITICAL THINKING AND WRITING IN PHILOSOPHY
Introduction to the basic principles and elements of logical reasoning, argument analysis and evaluation, and their application in written expression.
(TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31565 On Campus IDC-205 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dolson, C D 3 $0.00
31863 On Campus IDC-205 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lee, J S 3 $0.00
31567 On Campus IDC-205 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Raya, M E 3 $0.00
36784 On Campus IDC-211 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lee, J S 3 $0.00
31564 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online McIntire, M 3 $0.00
PHIL 201 HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY: MODERN
Study of the thought of the major philosophers from the time of the Renaissance/Reformation; rise of science in the 1500s to early 19th
century. Philosophers discussed: Hobbes; Descartes; Spinoza; Leibnitz; Locke; Berkeley; Hume; Kant. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34458 On Campus IDC-205 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bobro, M E 3 $0.00
PHIL 203 HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY: CONTEMPORARY
Philosophers of the 19th and 20th centuries are studied, showing their impact upon thought, culture and society and how they, too, have
been influenced by these forces. Some of the philosophers presented: Russell; Dewey; Sartre; Wittgenstein; Ayer; Ryle; Santayana;
Heidegger; Husserl; Rawls; Whitehead. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33763 On Campus IDC-211 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dolson, C D 3 $0.00
PHIL 205 INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC
Philosophical investigation into the nature of argument. Topics such as justification, induction, deduction, validity, language and thought,
formal and informal fallacies discussed. Students introduced to categorical logic and the Propositional Calculus and Quantification Theory.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31570 On Campus IDC-215 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bobro, M E 3 $0.00
PHIL 295 INTERNSHIP IN PHILOSOPHY
Structured program in which students gain experience in community organizations related to the discipline. (TR: CSU) LIMITATION ON
ENROLLMENT: Completion of two courses (in applicable discipline) at SBCC prior to enrolling in an Internship course. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31571 On Campus IDC-359 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom White, J P 2 $0.00
31572 On Campus IDC-359 11.4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom White, J P 3 $0.00
31573 On Campus IDC-359 16 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom White, J P 4 $0.00
PHOTOGRAPHY
The following required fees are paid at registration:
PHOT 109, 180, 209, 250, 260, 280, and 285: $20.00
PHOT 109 PHOTO I
Introduction to basic photographic processes: camera controls; exposure controls; black and white and color scanning; composition; lighting;
computer digital imaging; basic photo assignments and projects. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36879 On Campus TBA F 8:00am- 1:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Amidon, E A 3 $20.00
36878 On Campus TBA S 9:00am- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $20.00
30068 On Campus OE-184 TR 2:00pm- 4:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sanders, S D 3 $20.00
34533 On Campus OE-184 MW 2:00pm- 4:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sanders, S D 3 $20.00
30067 On Campus OE-184 W 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Jones, T R 3 $20.00
35754 On Campus OE-184 M 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dempsay Skiles, W A 3 $20.00
30069 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Staff 3 $20.00
34532 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Sanders, S D 3 $20.00
36043 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Dempsay Skiles, W A 3 $20.00
36872 Off Campus TBA 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Knight, J G 3 $20.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
36874 Off Campus TBA 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Staff 3 $20.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
36876 Off Campus TBA 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Staff 3 $20.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
PHOT 180 DIGITAL DARKROOM
Fundamentals of archival digital printing: master archiving for print/web; drum scanning; simulated traditional darkroom techniques; digital
infrared; special effects; large format output; conceptual assignments; digital painting techniques; and digital print portfolio. (TR: CSU)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: PHOT 109 and MAT 131.
35071 On Campus OE-184 T 8:00am- 1:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Amidon, E A 3 $20.00
30070 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lowell, L K 3 $20.00
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PHOT 190 PHOTOJOURNALISM
Skills and techniques of contemporary photojournalism. Students explore editorial issues, ethics, design and technical photographic issues.
(TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: PHOT 209.
33032 On Campus OE-184 T 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eliason, J M 3 $20.00
PHOT 209 PHOTO II
Explores photographic composition; scanning negatives and prints; studio lighting; digital imaging; special effects and special research
projects, involving advanced photo techniques. (TR: CSU/UC) COURSE ADVISORY: PHOT 109.
36885 On Campus OE-184 R 5:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sanders, S D 3 $20.00
36045 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lowell, L K 3 $20.00
PHOT 250 FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
Students study classic and contemporary styles of fine art and develop their own personal vision through a series of conceptual assignments.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: PHOT 109.
31861 On Campus OE-184 W 8:00am- 1:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lowell, L K 3 $20.00
36886 Off Campus TBA 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lowell, L K 3 $20.00
also meets ONLINE ONLINE 08/26/13-12/14/13
PHOT 260 PORTFOLIO
Students create a portfolio that communicates their vision ready, for the workplace. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100
and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: MAT 131; PHOT 109 and 180.
35554 On Campus OE-184 M 8:00am- 1:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Knight, J G 3 $20.00
36394 ONLINE ONLINE 5 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Lowell, L K 3 $20.00
PHOT 281 DIGITAL DARKROOM II
Advanced color management and archival printing techniques; natural media effects and still-frame animation and timeline editing within
PhotoShop. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: PHOT 180. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36133 On Campus OE-184 R 7:45am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lowell, L K 3 $20.00
PHYSICAL EDUCATION, DANCE AND ATHLETICS
INTERNET CLASSES: For additional information on the Internet offerings, PE 163A and PE 177, contact the instructor: PE 163A -
Dwayne Erdman (derdman@sbcconline.net); PE 177 - jreynolds@sbcconline.net.
Life Fitness Program (PE 149, PE 166, PE 169, PE 177, PE 179, PE 195):
a. Life Fitness Program courses are open-entry/open-exit courses where students work on their course curriculum manner during the
open lab hours of the Life Fitness Center. Instructors are present to assist students in meeting their exercise goals and course
requirements each open lab hour.
b. Instruction is focused on the proper mechanics of exercise and exercise prescription based on individual fitness assessments.
c. Students new to the Life Fitness Program must complete a mandatory program orientation prior to using the facility for exercise. Students
should report to the Life Fitness Center during the first week of class to determine orientation and specific course requirements.
d. Open lab hours for Life Fitness Program courses are:
Monday through Thursday: 11:00 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Friday: 11:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
PE 101A BEGINNING BADMINTON
Provides instruction in and explores basic fundamentals, history, strategies, rules and etiquette of badminton.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 100 and 103.
33550 On Campus PE-101 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Steuart, T L 1 $0.00
PE 103A BEGINNING GOLF
Instruction that explores the activities, history, rules, etiquette, strategy, equipment and elementary skills of golf.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 100 and 103.
33525 On Campus TWLAKE F 7:30am-10:35am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Melendez, C J 1 $25.00
PE 103B INTERMEDIATE GOLF
For the student who has mastered beginning skills. Emphasis on the execution of skills and proficiencies. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
33552 On Campus PE-216 F 9:00am-12:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Moropoulos, C P 1 $25.00
PE 106A BEGINNING SPINNING FOR FITNESS
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals of riding a stationary bike through variations of terrain. Designed to enhance strength and
aerobic fitness. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31388 On Campus PE-114 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, E T 1 $0.00
PE 109A BEGINNING TENNIS
Instruction in tennis stroke techniques, terminology, rules, etiquette, strategies, mental strength and match play.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33527 On Campus PERPRK TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sanford, J L 1 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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PE 109B INTERMEDIATE TENNIS
Instruction in tennis stroke techniques, terminology, rules, etiquette, strategies and match play. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33526 On Campus PERPRK TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hodges, M E 1 $0.00
PE 110 ADVANCED BASEBALL TECHNIQUES AND CONDITIONING
Emphasizes baseball-specific techniques, conditioning and strength training for potential intercollegiate participants.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36976 On Campus PERPRK TR 3:00pm- 4:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walker, J M 1 $0.00
PE 112 BODY CONDITIONING BOOT CAMP
Provides instruction and opportunities for students to develop optimum muscular strength, cardiovascular endurance and flexibility.
Emphasis placed on safe and proper technique and body mechanics. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 100 and 103.
32002 On Campus LPLAYA MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Moropoulos, C P 1 $0.00
33892 On Campus LPLAYA TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Slade, A M 1 $0.00
PE 120C ADVANCED BASEBALL
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals, skills and techniques of baseball. Designed for those who already possess advanced-level
baseball skills. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33530 On Campus PERPRK MWF 1:00pm- 2:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walker, J M 1 $0.00
33531 On Campus PERPRK MWF 3:00pm- 4:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Walker, J M 1 $0.00
PE 121A BEGINNING BASKETBALL
Co-educational team sport activity which provides instruction and practice in the fundamentals of basketball technique as well as team strategy.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: English 100, 103.
36842 On Campus PE-101 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hodges, M E 1 $0.00
36843 On Campus PE-101 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hodges, M E 1 $0.00
PE 121B INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL
Co-educational team sport activity which provides instruction and practice in the fundamentals of basketball technique as well as team strategy.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33534 On Campus PE-101 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hodges, M E 1 $0.00
33535 On Campus PE-101 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hodges, M E 1 $0.00
PE 121C ADVANCED BASKETBALL
Provides instruction and practice in the fundamentals of basketball technique as well as team strategy. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33532 On Campus PE-101 6.5 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 Classroom Hodges, M E 1 $0.00
33533 On Campus PE-101 6.5 hours/week 08/26/13-10/18/13 Classroom Rocher-Krul, M 1 $0.00
PE 123C ADVANCED TRACK AND FIELD
Instruction and practice in the advanced skills and techniques of all track and field events. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
English 100 and 103.
31400 On Campus LPLAYA 3.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fickerson, S P 1 $0.00
also meets On Campus LPLAYA 08/26/13-12/14/13
36844 On Campus LPLAYA 3.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 1 $0.00
also meets On Campus LPLAYA 08/26/13-12/14/13
PE 124B INTERMEDIATE SOCCER
Instruction in soccer skills appropriate to level of ability. Rules, etiquette, strategy, equipment and safety are covered. Co-ed.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33536 On Campus LPLAYA MW 6:00pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sjollema, M 1 $0.00
36845 On Campus LPLAYA MW 7:20pm- 8:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sjollema, M 1 $0.00
PE 124C ADVANCED SOCCER
Instruction in soccer skills appropriate for level of ability. Rules, etiquette, strategy, equipment and safety are covered. Co-ed.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34654 On Campus LPLAYA TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hart, P A 1 $0.00
PE 125C ADVANCED SOFTBALL
Advanced play in fastpitch softball. Emphasis will be on rules, strategy, and motor skill development for the advanced player.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33537 On Campus PERPRK TR 1:00pm- 2:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Congleton, P L 1 $0.00
PE 126A BEGINNING BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Team sport activity that provides instruction and practice in fundamental beach volleyball techniques and strategy.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33888 On Campus WBEACH TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Slade, A M 1 $0.00
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PE 126B INTERMEDIATE BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Co-educational team sport activity which provides instruction and practice in fundamental beach volleyball techniques, and team strategy.
Individual skills, team offensive and defensive strategies are utilized. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 100 and 103.
36846 On Campus WBEACH TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Slade, A M 1 $0.00
PE 127B INTERMEDIATE VOLLEYBALL
Co-educational team sport activity which provides instruction and practice in fundamental volleyball techniques including team strategy.
Individual skills and team offensive and defensive strategies will be taught. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility
for English 100 and 103.
33539 On Campus PE-101 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Melendez, C J 1 $0.00
PE 127C ADVANCED VOLLEYBALL
Co-educational team sport activity which provides instruction and practice in fundamental volleyball techniques including team strategy.
Individual skills and team offensive and defensive strategies will be taught. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility
for English 100 and 103.
36848 On Campus PE-101 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Zakarian, A A 1 $0.00
PE 128 ADVANCED FOOTBALL TECHNIQUES
Emphasizes advanced skills and techniques of football. Provides students with the opportunity to perform various physical training techniques
to develop agility, strength and power. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31406 On Campus PE-215 3.2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Moropoulos, C P 1 $0.00
31407 On Campus PE-216 3.2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 1 $0.00
31408 On Campus PE-218 3.2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 1 $0.00
PE 132A BEGINNING SWIMMING
Instruction and practice in a variety of elementary swimming skills to develop sufficient abilities for water safety.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33540 On Campus LBANOS MWF 11:00am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Schmitz, I A 1 $0.00
PE 132B INTERMEDIATE SWIMMING
Provides instruction and opportunities for students to develop skills and knowledge at the intermediate-level of swimming and personal
aquatic safety. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31411 On Campus LBANOS MWF 9:55am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Schmitz, I A 1 $0.00
PE 132C ADVANCED SWIMMING
Instruction and workout environment for students to develop skills in the four competitive strokes at an advanced level of swimming.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36850 On Campus SMHS MWF 11:30am-12:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Roth, B C 1 $0.00
PE 134 SWIMMING FOR CONDITIONING
Intermediate to advanced-level course using lap swimming to improve students’ cardiovascular endurance, strength and flexibility.
Emphasis on improving stroke mechanics and principles of conditioning. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31413 On Campus LBANOS MWF 11:00am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Saenger, S 1 $0.00
PE 137 BEGINNING SURFING
Fundamentals of board surfing, including paddling, wave selection, safety, equipment and etiquette. Students must swim comfortably 100m
non-stop in order to continue in course. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34619 On Campus LBEACH TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fickerson, S P 1 $0.00
34456 On Campus LBEACH TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fickerson, S P 1 $0.00
PE 138A BEGINNING CARDIO BOXING
Designed to develop basic fundamentals in cardio kickboxing skills, utilizing the basic combinations of the arms and legs. Aerobic activity is
designed to improve cardiovascular endurance. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34582 On Campus PE-114 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fowle, J B 1 $0.00
PE 138B INTERMEDIATE CARDIO BOXING
Designed to develop proficiency in boxing skills, utilizing the basic combinations of the arms. Program improves overall fitness levels, from
balance to cardiovascular endurance. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34581 On Campus PE-114 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rocher-Krul, M 1 $0.00
PE 138C ADVANCED CARDIO BOXING
Designed to develop proficiency in boxing skills, utilizing the basic combinations of the arms. Program improves overall fitness levels, from
balance to cardiovascular endurance. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34583 On Campus PE-114 MWF 11:10am-12:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rocher-Krul, M 1 $0.00
PE 139 PILATES MAT FITNESS
Pilates Mat Fitness conditions and connects body and mind, corrects muscle imbalances, strengthens core muscles, and increases
flexibility. Course emphasizes techniques and modifications for all fitness levels. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31420 On Campus PE-113 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lewis, E B 1 $0.00
31422 On Campus PE-114 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ekola, D E 1 $0.00
31423 On Campus PE-114 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ekola, D E 1 $0.00
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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PE 143A INTEGRATED TRAINING FOR FITNESS
Body analysis, health assessments and individual exercise programs to enhance physical fitness; including weight training, flexibility, strength,
muscular endurance and anaerobic fitness. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36978 On Campus LFC TR 8:00am- 9:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, E T 1 $0.00
PE 144A BEGINNING WEIGHT TRAINING
Provides instruction and opportunities for students to develop muscular strength and endurance through basic weight training activities.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34445 On Campus LFC MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Congleton, P L 1 $0.00
33522 On Campus LFC MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hodges, M E 1 $0.00
PE 144B INTERMEDIATE WEIGHT TRAINING
Provides instruction and opportunities for students to develop muscular strength and endurance through intermediate weight training activities.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36459 On Campus LFC MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Congleton, P L 1 $0.00
31427 On Campus LFC-1 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Moropoulos, C P 1 $0.00
PE 144C ADVANCED WEIGHT TRAINING
Provides instruction and opportunities for students to develop muscular strength and endurance through advanced weight training activities.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33524 On Campus LFC TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Moropoulos, C P 1 $0.00
PE 146 STRETCHING AND RELAXATION
Designed to improve physical wellness, flexibility and reduce stress through stretching and relaxation techniques. Injury prevention information
will be emphasized. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31429 On Campus PE-114 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dorfhuber, R S 1.5 $0.00
36851 On Campus PE-114 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Saenger, S 1.5 $0.00
PE 147B CONDITIONING FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETES
Emphasis on a combination of aerobic conditioning, weight training, cross-training and skill activities to prepare athletes for intercollegiate
competition. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
32144 On Campus TBA 2 hours/week 09/09/13-12/06/13 Classroom Melendez, C J 1 $0.00
35242 On Campus PERPRK 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Congleton, P L 1 $0.00
35711 On Campus PERPRK 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 1 $0.00
PE 148A BEGINNING WALKING/JOGGING FOR FITNESS
Co-educational course which provides instruction to develop cardiovascular fitness and flexibility through an individualized walking/jogging
program. Course emphasizes safe and effective techniques for all fitness levels. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33816 On Campus LPLAYA TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Melendez, C J 1 $0.00
33894 On Campus PE-114 TR 5:00pm- 6:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, K A 1 $0.00
PE 148B INTERMEDIATE WALKING/JOGGING FOR FITNESS
Co-educational course which provides instruction to develop cardiovascular fitness and flexibility through an individualized walking/jogging
program. Course emphasizes safe and effective techniques for all fitness levels. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36852 On Campus PE-114 TR 5:00pm- 6:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, K A 1 $0.00
PE 149 LIFE FITNESS
Provides students with an individual exercise prescription based on the student’s physical fitness goal. Exercise program, consists of cardiovascular
endurance, strength and flexibility activities. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31439 On Campus LFC 2.2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 OpenEntEx O’Connor, E T 1 $0.00
PE 150A BEGINNING BALLET
Classes will examine and students will execute sound movement principles in ballet technique for a higher understanding and greater
appreciation of ballet. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33541 On Campus PE-113 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kofford, T R 1 $0.00
PE 150B INTERMEDIATE BALLET
This course will focus on the fundamentals of ballet for intermediate ballet students. Beginning ballet recommended. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: PE 150A.
34576 On Campus PE-113 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kofford, T R 1 $0.00
PE 151A BEGINNING JAZZ DANCE
This course is designed to develop proper skills for beginning jazz, with emphasis on alignment, placement and musicality. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33542 On Campus PE-113 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kofford, T R 1 $0.00
PE 151B INTERMEDIATE JAZZ DANCE
Jazz dance and its relationship to jazz music and American culture. Classes will provide an in-depth examination of the fundamentals of jazz
dance. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: PE 150A or 151A or 152A.
35498 On Campus PE-113 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kofford, T R 1 $0.00
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PE 152A BEGINNING MODERN DANCE TECHNIQUE
Provides instruction and exploration of the fundamentals of modern dance technique, its relationship to expression, composition, health and
well being. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33544 On Campus PE-113 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kofford, T R 1 $0.00
PE 152B INTERMEDIATE MODERN DANCE TECHNIQUE
Provides instruction and exploration of intermediate modern dance technique, its relationship to expression, composition, health and well being.
Dance 152A is recommended. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: PE 152A.
33573 On Campus PE-113 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kofford, T R 1 $0.00
PE 156 BEGINNING SOCIAL BALLROOM DANCE
History, style, positions, basic floor patterns and steps for waltz, foxtrot, cha-cha, rumba, samba, tango, swing (jitterbug) and salsa.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
35204 On Campus PE-113 MW 5:15pm- 6:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fulton, K L 1 $0.00
PE 162A BEGINNING KARATE
Fundamental techniques (kicks, strikes, blocks) taught with focus on cardio, flexibility and strength. Class explores a variety of martial
disciplines and is open to beginner/intermediate/advanced martial art students. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33545 On Campus PE-114 TR 6:30pm- 7:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Erdman, D E 1 $0.00
PE 163A BEGINNING SELF-DEFENSE
Analysis of how techniques drawn from the various martial arts can be applied to typical self-defense situations by individuals of average
physical abilities. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33546 ONLINE ONLINE 2 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Erdman, D E 1 $0.00
PE 164A BEGINNING SELF-DEFENSE: WOMEN
For women interested in the theory and techniques of self-defense. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 100 and 103.
33548 On Campus PE-114 M 5:30pm- 7:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, K A 1 $0.00
PE 166 LIFE FITNESS - STRENGTH TRAINING
Instruction in proper training techniques for increasing muscular strength and endurance, utilizing plate-loaded apparatus, free weights,
selectorized weight machines, and weighted cables. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31450 On Campus LFC 2.3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 OpenEntEx O’Connor, E T 1 $0.00
PE 169 LIFE FITNESS - WEIGHT TRAINING FOR POWER
Instruction in proper training techniques for increasing muscular strength, endurance, and power utilizing free weights and Olympic lifting techniques.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31452 On Campus LFC 2.3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 OpenEntEx O’Connor, E T 1 $0.00
PE 176 FITNESS YOGA
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals of yoga-based poses designed to enhance strength, flexibility, balance and focus.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31453 On Campus PE-114 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dorfhuber, R S 1 $0.00
31922 On Campus LPLAYA TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dorfhuber, R S 1 $0.00
31454 On Campus PE-113 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lewis, E B 1 $0.00
31455 On Campus PE-113 MW 3:45pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Lewis, E B 1 $0.00
PE 177 LIFE FITNESS - WEIGHT MANAGEMENT
Combining dietary planning and exercise instruction, a course designed to facilitate permanent dietary and exercise modifications to assist in
maintaining a healthy body weight. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31457 On Campus PE-216 W 5:00pm- 6:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 OpenEntEx O’Connor, E T 1 $0.00
PE 179 LIFE FITNESS - SUPER CIRCUIT TRAINING
This course is designed to develop cardiovascular endurance, muscular endurance, and flexibility using selectorized weight equipment
alternating with stationary bicycles. All skill levels and ages can benefit. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 100 and 103.
31460 On Campus LFC 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 OpenEntEx O’Connor, E T 0.5 $0.00
PE 181B INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL - WOMEN
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals, skills and techniques for basketball. It is designed for the highly skilled athletes who will
compete inter-scholastically. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Selection to enroll by permission of
instructor. Student must have a physical prior to participation in class. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31367 On Campus PE-101 13.5 hours/week 10/21/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rocher-Krul, M 2 $0.00
PE 182B INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL - MEN
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals, skills and techniques for basketball. It is designed for the highly skilled athletes who will
compete intercollegiately. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Selection to enroll by permission of
instructor. Student must have a physical prior to participation in class. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31368 On Campus PE-101 13.5 hours/week 10/21/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hodges, M E 2 $0.00
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PE 183A INTERCOLLEGIATE CROSS COUNTRY FOR WOMEN AND MEN
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals, skills and techniques of cross country running. Students participate in intercollegiate cross
country competition. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Selection to enroll by permission of instructor.
Student must have a physical prior to participation in class. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.
31369 On Campus LPLAYA 10 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fickerson, S P 3 $0.00
PE 184A INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL - MEN
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals, skills and techniques for football. It is designed for the highly skilled athletes who will compete
inter-scholastically. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Selection to enroll by permission of instructor.
Student must have a physical prior to participation in class. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31370 On Campus LPLAYA 10 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Moropoulos, C P 3 $0.00
PE 185A INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals, skills and techniques for golf. It is designed for the highly skilled athletes who will compete in
intercollegiate sports. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Selection to enroll by permission of instructor.
Student must have a physical prior to participation in class. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31371 On Campus PE-101B 10 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Melendez, C J 3 $0.00
PE 190A INTERCOLLEGIATE VOLLEYBALL - WOMEN
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals, skills and techniques for volleyball. It is designed for the highly skilled athletes who will compete
inter-scholastically. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Selection to enroll by permission of instructor.
Student must have a physical prior to participation in class. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31372 On Campus PE-101 10 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gover, E L 3 $0.00
PE 192A INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCCER - WOMEN
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals, skills and techniques for soccer. It is designed for the highly skilled athletes who will compete
interscholastically. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Selection to enroll by permission of instructor.
Student must have a physical prior to participation in class. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31373 On Campus LPLAYA 10 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sisterson, J 3 $0.00
PE 193A INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCCER - MEN
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals, skills and techniques for soccer. It is designed for the highly skilled athletes who will compete
interscholastically. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Selection to enroll by permission of instructor.
Student must have a physical prior to participation in class. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31374 On Campus LPLAYA 10 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sisterson, J 3 $0.00
PE 195 LIFE FITNESS - FUNCTIONAL FITNESS TRAINING
Develops joint stabilizer strength, balance, core strength and movement efficiency related to activities of daily living. All skill levels and ages
can benefit. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
32034 On Campus LFC 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 OpenEntEx O’Connor, E T 0.5 $0.00
also meets On Campus LFC 08/26/13-12/14/13
PE 196 MYOFASCIAL RELEASE TECHNIQUES IN EXERCISE
Introduction to self-myofascial release (self-massage), techniques in exercise. Utilization of various equipment to manipulate soft tissue for
injury prevention, rehabilitation, pain reduction and sports performance. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33815 On Campus LFC 1.1 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 OpenEntEx O’Connor, E T 0.5 $0.00
PE 199A INTERCOLLEGIATE CHEER/DANCE
For intercollegiate cheer and dance team members. Emphasizes the fundamentals of tumbling, stunts, dance, leadership and performance
skills and techniques. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Selection to enroll by permission of instructor.
Student must have a physical prior to participation in class. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31375 On Campus PE-114 10 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom De Alba, C L 3 $0.00
PE 200 INTRODUCTION TO KINESIOLOGY
Introduction to the field of human movement. Future trends and career opportunities in coaching, teaching, health and fitness professions are
discussed. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
35959 On Campus PE-217 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Congleton, P L 3 $0.00
31463 On Campus PE-216 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Rocher-Krul, M 3 $0.00
PE 219A BEGINNING WATER POLO
Develops skills and knowledge of techniques, rules and strategies pertaining to water polo. Prior swimming experience is recommended; a
swim test is required. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
35116 Off Campus SMHS MW 6:10pm- 7:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Roth, B C 1 $0.00
PE 220 OCEAN SWIMMING
Develops skills and knowledge of ocean swimming and personal safety. Techniques enhance efficiency and ease for long distance swimming.
Prior swimming experience is recommended. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31465 On Campus LBEACH TR 11:10am- 1:00pm 08/27/13-11/21/13 Classroom Schmitz, I A 1 $0.00
PE 227 HIKING FOR FITNESS
Fundamentals of hiking for fitness. Students develop strength and cardiovascular fitness while hiking. First aid and survival skills are studied.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
34579 On Campus PE-218 F 9:35am-12:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Slade, A M 1 $0.00
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PE 250 SURVEY AND APPRECIATION OF DANCE HISTORY
Survey of dance history, its elements, constructions and styles, from Medieval through contemporary periods. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33927 On Campus TBA MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Press, C M 3 $0.00
PE 290 WORK EXPERIENCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Provides the student an opportunity to evaluate various career opportunities within the physical education/recreation fields. Students receive
units for work related to their major. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31467 On Campus PE-110 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Houlihan-Davis, S M 1 $0.00
31468 On Campus PE-110 8.8 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Houlihan-Davis, S M 2 $0.00
31469 On Campus PE-110 12 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Houlihan-Davis, S M 3 $0.00
31470 On Campus PE-110 17.6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Houlihan-Davis, S M 4 $0.00
PE 295 INTERNSHIP IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION/HEALTH EDUCATION
LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Completion of 2 courses in the Physical Education Department prior to enrolling in an Internship course.
(TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31471 On Campus PE-212 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom O’Connor, K A 2 $0.00
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
PHSC 103 THE PHYSICAL UNIVERSE
Conceptual non-mathematical introduction to the physical sciences. Topics of current interest cover astronomy, physics, chemistry,
geology, weather and the environment. Recommended for all non-science majors. Satisfies SBCC General Education laboratory science
requirement. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103 and 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 1.
31514 On Campus PS-128 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stark, L E 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-116 W 9:35am-12:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
31515 On Campus PS-128 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stark, L E 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-116 W 12:45pm- 3:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
PHYSICS
PHYS 101 CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS
Concept-oriented course in general physics. Topics include motion, heat, sound, light, electricity and modern physics. Emphasis on everyday
experience, with practical illustrations taken from art, music, sports, the home. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 100.
31489 On Campus PS-130 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tobin, V M 3 $0.00
33326 On Campus PS-130 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
PHYS 101L CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS LABORATORY
Concept-oriented laboratory in general physics to provide “hands-on” experience with ideas presented in PHYS 101. Topics include motion,
heat, sound, light, electricity and modern physics. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) COREQ: PHYS 101. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility
for English 103 and 110 or 110H or 110GB; Math 100.
31490 On Campus PS-116 R 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tobin, V M 1 $0.00
33327 On Campus PS-116 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Tobin, V M 1 $0.00
PHYS 102 INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS FOR SCIENCE MAJORS
Introductory course, with quantitative applications and problem-solving introduced where appropriate, for students majoring in the physical
sciences. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB and proficiency in Math 104
or 107 or 111.
31493 On Campus PS-130 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Young, M K 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 T 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
31494 On Campus PS-130 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Young, M K 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 W 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36484 On Campus PS-130 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Young, M K 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 M 5:30pm- 8:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
PHYS 105 GENERAL PHYSICS
Statics and dynamics, properties of matter, heat, wave motion and sound. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: Math 107 or 111.
SKILLS ADVISORY: High school trigonometry and college algebra or proficiency in Math 120 and eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31496 On Campus PS-130 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 T 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13
31497 On Campus PS-130 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 T 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35586 On Campus PS-130 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 R 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13
36740 On Campus PS-130 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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PHYS 110 INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS
Statics and dynamics, properties of matter, heat, wave motion and sound. Appropriate for life science majors requiring calculus-level physics.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: Math 130 or 150. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31502 On Campus PS-128 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 T 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13
35587 On Campus PS-128 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 T 11:10am- 2:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
35588 On Campus PS-128 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 R 8:00am-11:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13
36741 On Campus PS-130 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Standby Staff 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
PHYS 121 MECHANICS OF SOLIDS AND FLUIDS
For Engineering and Physical Science students. Statics/dynamics of particles and rigid bodies. Newton’s Laws of Motion, conservation
principles, rotational motion, simple harmonic motion, wave motion and sound. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: PHYS 102 with
a minimum grade of “C” or trigonometry-based high school physics, with a minimum grade of “C” and Math 150. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31504 On Campus PS-117 M 11:10am- 2:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Young, M K 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-130 MW 8:55am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13
31505 On Campus PS-117 M 2:15pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Young, M K 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-130 MW 8:55am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13
PHYS 122 ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM
For Engineering and Physical Science students. Electrostatics, DC circuits, magnetism and electromagnetism, alternating current theory,
electromagnetic radiation and electromagnetic waves. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: PHYS 121 with a minimum grade of
“C” and Math 160, with a minimum grade of “C”. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31508 On Campus PS-130 TR 8:55am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Young, M K 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 R 2:15pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
36485 On Campus PS-130 TR 8:55am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Young, M K 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 W 8:00am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13
31507 On Campus PS-117 W 11:10am- 2:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Young, M K 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-130 TR 8:55am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13
PHYS 123 HEAT, LIGHT AND MODERN PHYSICS
For Engineering and Physical Science students. Mechanical waves, thermodynamic processes and systems, kinetic theory, light, and
modern physics. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: PHYS 121 with a “C” or better, and Math 160. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36742 On Campus PS-130 TR 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PS-117 F 8:00am-11:00am 08/26/13-12/14/13
PHYS 199 WORKSHOP FOR PHYSICS
Supplementary problem-solving workshop designed for PHYS 121, 122 or 123.
31509 On Campus PS-116 F 2:15pm- 5:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ion, D R 1 $0.00
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 295, Internship in Political Science - Sacramento (Section 60855) is a special 2-unit internship that requires a course fee in addition
to enrollment fees. For more information regarding this program, contact Dr. Manou Eskandari (eskandari@sbcc.edu).
POLS 101 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
Introduction to Constitutional principles and their application to the political process and institutions of the United States and the State of
California. Attention to political ideas, institutions, processes and issues. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or
110H or 110GB.
31591 On Campus A-211 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eskandari-Qajar, M M 3 $0.00
31587 On Campus A-160 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martorana, J A 3 $0.00
31592 On Campus A-211 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eskandari-Qajar, M M 3 $0.00
31588 On Campus A-160 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martorana, J A 3 $0.00
33340 On Campus ECC-23 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martorana, J A 3 $0.00
31589 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Eskandari-Qajar, M M 3 $0.00
31590 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Eskandari-Qajar, M M 3 $0.00
POLS 104 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT: POLICY ISSUES/PROCESS
Formulation, enactment and impact of public policy issues in the U.S. and State of California, including welfare, defense, criminal justice,
education, civil rights and budgets. Emphasis on policy models, processes, issues. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: POLS 101.
31595 On Campus IDC-209 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martorana, J A 3 $0.00
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POLS 121 INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
Introduction to international politics, including the role of nation-states and international organizations. Focus on war and conflict, diplomacy
and cooperation, and foreign policy making. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33878 On Campus IDC-220 MW 9:35am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Haupt, A B 3 $0.00
31596 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Haupt, A B 3 $0.00
POLS 131 COMPARATIVE POLITICS
Comparison between Western and non-Western political systems and the political institutions of selected countries. (TR: CSU/UC)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31597 On Campus IDC-220 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eskandari-Qajar, M M 3 $0.00
POLS 132 POLITICAL THINKING
Study of seminal political thinkers in the Western tradition, as well as ideologies and key political concepts, such as liberty, equality and power.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: POLS 101.
31598 On Campus IDC-220 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eskandari-Qajar, M M 3 $0.00
POLS 151 LAW AND SOCIETY
Study of the American judicial system as a political institution, including the linkage among courts, judges, lawyers, police and corrections. Issues
of criminal justice system emphasized. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31599 On Campus IDC-209 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martorana, J A 3 $0.00
POLS 295 INTERNSHIP IN POLITICAL SCIENCE
Structured Internship program in which students gain experience in community organizations related to the discipline. (TR: CSU)
LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Completion of two courses in Political Science at SBCC prior to enrolling in Internship course.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31600 On Campus IDC-352 11.2 hours/week 04/29/13-01/31/14 Classroom Eskandari-Qajar, M M 2 $0.00
31601 On Campus IDC-351 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Haupt, A B 2 $0.00
31602 On Campus IDC-349 7 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martorana, J A 2 $0.00
36666 On Campus IDC-352 7 hours/week 04/29/13-01/31/14 Classroom Zare, K K 2 $0.00
31603 On Campus IDC-352 18 hours/week 04/29/13-01/31/14 Classroom Eskandari-Qajar, M M 3 $0.00
31604 On Campus IDC-351 11.4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Haupt, A B 3 $0.00
31605 On Campus IDC-349 11.4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martorana, J A 3 $0.00
31607 On Campus IDC-352 24.8 hours/week 04/29/13-01/31/14 Classroom Eskandari-Qajar, M M 4 $0.00
31608 On Campus IDC-353 16 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Haupt, A B 4 $0.00
31609 On Campus IDC-349 16 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Martorana, J A 4 $0.00
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
For information regarding Professional Development Studies courses, contact Dr. Diane Hollems, (805) 683-8281.
PRO 103B TIME MANAGEMENT
Participants identify personal goals and priorities and the difference between “urgent” and “important” while exploring various time-saving
techniques, thus ensuring important things get done on time. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36752 On Campus TBA F 8:30am-12:45pm 09/20/13-09/27/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
PRO 104B WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION
Participants gain understanding of effective speaking and listening skills and analyze non-verbal communication cues, while understanding
barriers that prevent effective communication. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36509 Off Campus WAKE-28 R 8:30am- 5:30pm 10/31/13-10/31/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
PRO 116B LEADING TEAMS
Team leaders interested in building and maintaining effective teams learn to use teams to encourage innovation, communication, and
employee involvement. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36753 Off Campus WAKE-28 R 8:30am- 5:30pm 11/07/13-11/07/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
PRO 117B ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
Participants enhance their ability to deal positively and effectively with organizational change. Understanding the change cycle allows
participants to utilize their inner resources to manage each stage. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36754 Off Campus WAKE-28 R 8:30am- 5:30pm 10/10/13-10/10/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
PRO 133 SUPERVISOR INSTITUTE
36755 Off Campus WAKE-28 R 8:30am- 5:30pm 10/17/13-10/24/13 Classroom Staff 1 $0.00
PRO 138D PERSONAL PLANNING
Learning to evaluate a career. How to identify opportunities and evaluate skills, interests and identify training for chosen career path.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36894 Off Campus WAKE-5 R 5:00pm- 8:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Wintermeyer, L A 3 $0.00
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PRO 144B ASSERTION SKILLS
Learning assertion theory, techniques and rationale for integrating assertive behavior in the workplace. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 100 and 103.
36756 On Campus TBA F 8:30am-12:45pm 11/15/13-11/22/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
PRO 157B MONEY MANAGEMENT
Learn about developing a personal spending plan, estimating expenses, the importance of staying on a budget, how to develop credit, and
the pitfalls of credit cards. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORIES: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36758 On Campus TBA F 8:30am-12:45pm 11/01/13-11/08/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
PRO 160B COVEY’S SEVEN HABITS
Participants explore principles of effective leadership in today’s workforce, while performing a 360-degree evaluation of one’s own leadership
practices, resulting in a personal application plan. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36757 On Campus TBA F 8:30am-12:45pm 10/04/13-10/25/13 Classroom Scala, J M 1 $0.00
PRO 164B PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY
Empowering oneself to take responsibility for situations, be proactive, communicate positively, and look for alternative solutions.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36507 Off Campus WAKE-28 R 8:30am- 5:30pm 10/03/13-10/03/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
PRO 168B THRIVE AND SURVIVE AT WORK
Focuses on the qualities that employers desire in employees and what it takes to thrive and survive in the workplace. Attitude, communication
and work ethics are stressed. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36510 Off Campus WAKE-28 R 8:30am- 5:30pm 11/21/13-11/21/13 Classroom Staff 0.5 $0.00
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 100 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
Survey of psychology as a science. Topics include biological bases of behavior; development, learning, memory, cognition, intelligence,
motivation; emotions, personality, social psychology, mental disorders and psychotherapy. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31610 On Campus IDC-111 MW 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Minehan, J A 3 $0.00
31616 On Campus A-211 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Launier, R A 3 $0.00
36875 On Campus IDC-220 F 9:00am-12:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Johnston, L M 3 $0.00
31611 On Campus IDC-111 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Malakoff, L Z 3 $0.00
31617 On Campus A-160 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Launier, R A 3 $0.00
31612 On Campus IDC-111 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Minehan, J A 3 $0.00
31619 On Campus IDC-111 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Beers, S F 3 $0.00
31622 On Campus IDC-111 F 12:15pm- 3:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Johnston, L M 3 $0.00
31613 On Campus A-217 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
31620 On Campus BC-FORUM TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bursten, S N 3 $0.00
36877 On Campus TBA TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mrazek, M D 3 $0.00
31621 On Campus IDC-111 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mrazek, M D 3 $0.00
33917 On Campus IDC-215 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ayoub, G S 3 $0.00
36880 On Campus ECC-30 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sherman, S E 3 $0.00
34997 On Campus IDC-220 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Roarty, M P 3 $0.00
35518 On Campus IDC-220 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mangel, K R 3 $0.00
36871 On Campus A-160 MW 6:00pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bursten, S N 3 $0.00
36873 On Campus PE-216 TR 6:00pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ayoub, G S 3 $0.00
33344 On Campus IDC-111 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Roarty, M P 3 $0.00
35516 On Campus IDC-205 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Johnston, L M 3 $0.00
35517 On Campus IDC-209 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Roarty, M P 3 $0.00
36396 On Campus IDC-111 F 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
33658 On Campus IDC-111 R 6:15pm- 9:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mangel, K R 3 $0.00
31615 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Olguin, A G 3 $0.00
33659 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Olguin, A G 3 $0.00
33918 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Olguin, A G 3 $0.00
34629 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Olguin, A G 3 $0.00
PSY 106 POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
Scientific study of factors promoting happiness and life satisfaction, pleasure, positive emotion, optimism, engagement, flow, virtue and
meaning; character strengths in relationships, parenting, work, recreation, societal involvement. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: PSY 100 or 100H.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34383 On Campus IDC-205 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sherman, S E 3 $0.00
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PSY 110 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
Elementary physiology of the nervous system. Physiological mechanisms underlying sensation, perception, emotion, arousal, motivation,
learning and cortical specialization. Function of the endocrine system. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: PSY 100 or 100H. SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
35184 On Campus IDC-111 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Woods, V E 3 $0.00
33662 On Campus IDC-111 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bursten, S N 3 $0.00
33345 On Campus IDC-220 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Woods, V E 3 $0.00
PSY 120 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY
Psychological principles applied to daily living, school, occupation, recreation, family and social relationships. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34384 On Campus IDC-111 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Sherman, S E 3 $0.00
PSY 125 PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN SEXUALITY
Psychological perspectives on human sexuality, from theory and research, to issues of gender, sexual response patterns, communication,
relationships, passion, pregnancy, parenthood, safe sex, sexual abuse and dysfunction. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: PSY 100 or 100H.
35515 On Campus IDC-111 F 8:00am-12:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Minehan, J A 4 $0.00
31624 On Campus IDC-111 TR 3:50pm- 5:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shapiro, M E 4 $0.00
33661 On Campus IDC-111 MW 3:50pm- 5:55pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shapiro, M E 4 $0.00
PSY 130 PERSONALITY DYNAMICS AND EFFECTIVE BEHAVIOR
Personality theory, assessment and development, interpersonal communication, abnormal behavior, mental hygiene, and psychotherapy.
Study of psychological systems. Mental health principles for personal growth. (TR: CSU/UC)SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110,
110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: PSY 100 or PSY 100H.
36881 On Campus IDC-209 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Morello, J L 3 $0.00
PSY 140 CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Development of the child from conception through adolescence, with emphasis on nursery and school-age children. Includes child observation
and reports. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31626 On Campus IDC-215 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Beers, S F 3 $0.00
31627 On Campus IDC-111 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
33880 On Campus IDC-111 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Beers, S F 3 $0.00
PSY 145 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Examines major theories, issues and research findings on human development through the life span. Prepares students for majors in psychology,
child and adolescent development, adult development and aging. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
COURSE ADVISORY: PSY 100 or 100H, or 120 or 140.
31628 On Campus A-160 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Launier, R A 3 $0.00
36041 On Campus IDC-111 MW 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Launier, R A 3 $0.00
PSY 150 STATISTICS FOR THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
Students learn to use Descriptive Statistics: frequency distributions, measures of central tendency, variability and corelationships; and
Inferential Statistics: hypothesis testing, t-tests, analysis of variance and non-parametric statistics. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
PREREQ: Math 107 or 111 with a “C” or better or qualifying score on SBCC placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: PSY 100 or 110H.
31629 On Campus IDC-109 MW 3:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dugan III, C M 4 $0.00
31630 On Campus IDC-109 TR 3:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dugan III, C M 4 $0.00
PSY 170 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
Assessment, diagnosis, treatment, research and prevention of mental disorders. Major DSM disorders are covered. Theories, therapies,
research, legal and socio-historical/political/economic issues are addressed. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: PSY 100 or 100H.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33348 On Campus IDC-111 W 6:00pm-10:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Olguin, A G 4 $0.00
PSY 175 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY: PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
Examines how behavior is strongly influenced by social situations. Topics include attitudes, prejudice, discrimination, social influences,
persuasion, group behavior, self-perception, romantic relationships, aggression and helping behavior. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
34386 On Campus TBA TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Woods, V E 3 $0.00
PSY 200 RESEARCH METHODS & EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN IN PSYCHOLOGY
Focuses on the logic, ethical principles and empirical procedures used in experimental, quasi-experimental, correlational and contemporary
research design and methods in the science of psychology. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: PSY 100 or 100H and 150 or Math 117 or 117H.
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31633 On Campus ECC-23 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bursten, S N 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-205 F 9:00am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus LRC-118 F 11:00am-12:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
31634 On Campus ECC-23 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bursten, S N 4 $0.00
also meets On Campus IDC-205 F 12:45pm- 2:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus LRC-118 F 2:45pm- 3:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
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RADIOLOGIC AND IMAGING SCIENCES
Must be accepted into the program through application to Health Technologies, A-218. Contact Health Tech Office, ext. 2366, for information.
CLASS LOCATION CODES
ARHOSP (Arroyo Grande)
CMH (Community Memorial Hospital, Ventura)
COHOSP (Cottage Hospital)
DMI (Diagnostic Medical Imaging)
FRENCH (French Community Hospital)
GVHOSP (Goleta Valley Hospital)
LOMPOC (Lompoc Hospital)
MMHOSP (Marian Medical Center)
OVH (Ojai Valley Hospital)
PALMS (Palms Imaging Center)
PUBVEN (Pueblo Ventura)
PUEBLO (Pueblo Santa Barbara)
SBMFC (Santa Barbara Medical Foundation Clinic)
SPMC (Santa Paula Medical Center)
SVHOSP (Sierra Vista Hospital)
SYCH (Santa Ynez Cottage Hospital)
VCMC (Ventura County Medical Center)
RT 100 RADIOGRAPHY AND HEALTH CARE
The foundations of radiography and the practitioner’s role in the health care delivery system. Principles, practices and policies of health care
organizations are examined and discussed. (TR: CSU)
34574 On Campus A-273 M 5:00pm- 7:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Oda, B K 2 $0.00
RT 102 FUNDAMENTALS OF RADIOGRAPHIC POSITIONING AND PROCEDURES I
Beginning radiographic positioning and procedure course on the respiratory system, bony thorax, upper extremities, lower extremities and
the abdominal cavity. Portable and trauma radiography are included. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: RT 101, with a minimum grade of “C”.
30843 On Campus A-161 MF 9:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Terveen, D 4 $35.00
also meets On Campus A-236 W 11:00am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus A-236 W 12:05pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
30845 On Campus A-161 MF 9:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Terveen, D 4 $35.00
also meets On Campus A-236 W 11:00am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus A-236 W 2:10pm- 4:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33549 On Campus A-161 MF 9:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Terveen, D 4 $35.00
also meets On Campus A-236 M 11:00am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus A-236 M 2:10pm- 4:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
33612 On Campus A-161 MF 9:30am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Terveen, D 4 $35.00
also meets On Campus A-236 M 11:00am- Noon 08/26/13-12/14/13
also meets On Campus A-236 M 12:05pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
RT 109 PRINCIPLES OF RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE
Builds on the concepts learned in RT 101. Students analyze the effects of the basic technical factors influencing characteristics of x-rays,
image production and technique formulation. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: RT 101, with a minimum grade of “C”.
30847 On Campus A-161 MF 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Scudelari, C V 3 $0.00
RT 120 PATIENT CARE IN RADIOGRAPHY
Concepts of patient care, routine and emergency procedures, venipuncture and contrast media introduction. Radiographer’s role in patient
care, including topics of death and dying. (TR: CSU)
30848 On Campus A-161 W 7:45am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Oda, B K 3 $0.00
30849 On Campus A-161 W 7:45am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
RT 191 RADIOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGY CLINICAL PRACTICUM I
Students will complete 40 hrs. of clinical prior to the start of the college semester. Students will complete 17 hours of clinical weekly during
the college semester. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: RT 101.
30851 Off Campus TBA 16 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Steele, S R 5.7 $0.00
RT 220 RADIATION BIOLOGY PROTECTION
Fundamentals of high-dose fluoroscopy, biological effects of ionizing radiation, and methods of radiation protection employing federal safety
regulations are covered. (TR: CSU)
34575 On Campus TBA T 11:00am-12:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Oda, B K 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus A-161 R 10:30am-11:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13
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RT 230 RADIOGRAPHIC PATHOLOGY
Radiographic pathology for the advanced student. Pathologic and traumatic conditions of all the major systems and structures are presented
radiographically. (TR: CSU)
30863 On Campus A-242 T 7:45am-10:50am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Terveen, D 3 $0.00
RT 250 PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS OF CROSS-SECTIONAL ANATOMY IN IMAGING
Overview of cross-sectional anatomy and its practical applications in C.T., M.R.I. and Ultrasound. Course is for the graduate radiographer,
sonographer, or advanced student. (TR: CSU)
30865 On Campus A-161 R 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Spina, N 2 $0.00
RT 294 RADIOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGY CLINICAL PRACTICUM 4
Continuation of clinical experience. Students are assigned 24 hours per week at a clinical education center. (TR: CSU) PREREQ: RT 293.
30867 Off Campus TBA 24 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Steele, S R 7.1 $0.00
RT 299 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN RADIOGRAPHY
Independent research in Radiography that permits the student to develop additional knowledge and appreciation in a specialty area of
Radiography. (TR: CSU) COURSE ADVISORY: RT 103.
35777 Off Campus TBA 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Terveen, D 1 $0.00
REAL ESTATE
RE 101 REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES
Provides the student with knowledge of principles useful to consumer or investor. Required for salesperson’s license examination. (TR: CSU)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1; eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
37048 On Campus PS-101 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Nisbet, J R 3 $0.00
RE 102 REAL ESTATE PRACTICES
Overview of operation of real estate business; techniques and procedures of real property transactions; buying and leasing real property for
residence and investment. One of eight required courses for those who wish to take the REBE. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1;
eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: RE 101.
35534 On Campus BC-228 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Goldberg, G 3 $0.00
RE 203 REAL ESTATE FINANCE
Analyzes techniques for financing real property, including residential, multi-family, commercial and special purpose property. One of eight
required courses for those who wish to take the Real Estate Broker’s Examination. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1; eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: RE 101.
34933 On Campus BC-226 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hughes, S L 3 $0.00
RE 205 REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL (RESIDENTIAL)
Methods and procedures for determining value and depreciation of real property; factors which affect loan, market and insurance values of
residential property. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1; eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB. COURSE ADVISORY: RE 101.
35535 On Campus BC-237 M 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Hampton, F A 3 $0.00
SOCIAL SCIENCE
SS 101 INTRODUCTION TO THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
Introduction and survey of the social sciences (Anthropology, Communications, Economics, Ethnic Studies, History, Philosophy,
Political Science, Psychology and Sociology), with relevance toward major and career development. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36763 On Campus BC-224 F 10:00am- 1:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
SOCIOLOGY
SOC 101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
Studies society and everyday life, examining a diverse range of topics on human behavior and social structure. (TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31654 On Campus BC-FORUM TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stein, J M 3 $0.00
34347 On Campus BC-FORUM MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stein, J M 3 $0.00
37018 On Campus PE-218 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
37022 On Campus TBA TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 3 $0.00
31653 On Campus A-160 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pyle, N C 3 $0.00
36621 On Campus A-160 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pyle, N C 3 $0.00
33350 On Campus A-160 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dryden, P N 3 $0.00
SOC 103 MARRIAGE, FAMILY AND INTIMACY
The family as a social institution; practical aspects of mate selection and marriage adjustment; historical changes; and the influence of
contemporary society on the family. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31655 On Campus ECC-28 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Moore, M A 3 $0.00
31656 On Campus ECC-23 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Moore, M A 3 $0.00
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SOC 104 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Examines the relationship between the individual and society, and how each is shaped and influenced by the other from a sociological
perspective. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31657 On Campus IDC-209 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Meloy, H A 3 $0.00
34348 On Campus IDC-211 W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Meloy, H A 3 $0.00
SOC 106 SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANCE
Examines deviant behavior and social control in contemporary society, including violence, mental disorders, sexuality, drugs and alcohol, and
crime. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33621 On Campus IDC-209 MW 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Meloy, H A 3 $0.00
SOC 109 CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEMS
Introductory course which analyzes the nature, extent, consequences and possible solutions to contemporary social problems in the United
States and around the world. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36165 On Campus A-211 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Burr, S L 3 $0.00
SOC 113 SOCIOLOGY OF SEX AND GENDER
Examines the changing roles of women and men in contemporary American society. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for
English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31661 On Campus IDC-215 TR 3:55pm- 5:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dryden, P N 3 $0.00
SOC 115 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL RESEARCH
Explores the variety of methods used by sociologists to study the social world and human behavior. Emphasis on conducting research on
various topics. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31662 On Campus IDC-209 TR 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Dryden, P N 3 $0.00
SOC 118 MEDIA, CULTURE AND SOCIETY
Examines the mass media from a sociological perspective. Focus on how the media are shaped by and influence society, culture and the
individual. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
37028 On Campus BC-FORUM MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Stein, J M 3 $0.00
SOC 120 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK
Introduction to the field of social work, examining the historical development of the profession and an overview of contemporary practices,
ethics and issues. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
37029 On Campus IDC-209 R 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Meloy, H A 3 $0.00
SPANISH
NOTE FOR SPANISH ONLINE:
Scheduled final exams will be administered in H-328. Proctoring can be arranged for out-of-area students.
Once enrolled, you must e-mail Dr. Francisco Rodriguez, rodriguez@sbcc.edu, with your contact information. For more information, go to
http://instructors.sbcc.edu/rodriguez.
NOTE FOR SELF-PACED SPANISH 101, 102, 103, and 101AB-CD and 102AB-CD:
Once enrolled, you must e-mail Dr. Sonia Zuñiga-Lomeli, zuniga@sbcc.edu, with your contact information. For more information, go to
http://instructors.sbcc.edu/zuniga.
SPAN 101 BEGINNING SPANISH I
Focuses on the essentials of spoken and written Spanish for the beginner, and provides an introduction to the culture of Spanish speakers.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31670 On Campus TBA MW 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
31671 On Campus ECC-12A TR 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
35104 On Campus ECC-12A MW 8:00am-10:05am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
35355 On Campus TBA TR 8:00am-10:05am 04/29/13-01/31/14 SelfPaced Zuniga-Lomeli, S M 4 $0.00
33354 On Campus ECC-12A MW 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Casillas Nunez, J J 4 $0.00
34489 On Campus ECC-12A TR 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Casillas Nunez, J J 4 $0.00
35770 On Campus ECC-12A MW 12:45pm- 2:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Casillas Nunez, J J 4 $0.00
35102 On Campus ECC-12A TR 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Casillas Nunez, J J 4 $0.00
31677 On Campus ECC-12A MW 3:00pm- 4:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
31676 On Campus BC-228 MW 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
33352 On Campus ECC-12A MW 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
36245 On Campus ECC-12A TR 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
33355 On Campus ECC-12A MW 7:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
35103 On Campus ECC-12A TR 7:30pm- 9:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
31674 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Rodriguez, F 4 $0.00
31675 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Rodriguez, F 4 $0.00
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SPAN 102 BEGINNING SPANISH II
Focuses on the essentials of spoken and written Spanish for the beginner, and provides an introduction to the culture of Spanish speakers.
(TR: CSU/UC TRANSFER LIMIT) PREREQ: SPAN 101 or 101CD or two years of high school Spanish with minimum grade of “C” or
qualifying score on SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31680 On Campus TBA TR 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
31679 On Campus ECC-27A TR 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
35520 On Campus ECC-26B TR 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
35626 On Campus ECC-27A MW 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
31683 On Campus ECC-27A TR 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
36551 On Campus ECC-27A MW 5:15pm- 7:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Ygualt, A 4 $0.00
31681 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Rodriguez, F 4 $0.00
36446 On Campus ECC-11B 4 hours/week 04/29/13-01/31/14 SelfPaced Zuniga-Lomeli, S M 4 $0.00
SPAN 103 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I
Develops intermediate listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Review of basic structures, vocabulary-building and cultural topics.
(TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: SPAN 102 or 102CD or three years of high school Spanish, with minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on
SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
31684 On Campus ECC-27A MW 12:45pm- 2:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
36993 On Campus TBA MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
31686 On Campus ECC-12A TR 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Zuniga-Lomeli, S M 4 $0.00
36994 On Campus ECC-26B MW 3:00pm- 5:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
31685 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Rodriguez, F 4 $0.00
36640 ONLINE ONLINE 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Rodriguez, F 4 $0.00
SPAN 104 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II
Further develops listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Review of grammatical structures, vocabulary-building; and cultural topics.
(TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: SPAN 103 or four years high school Spanish with minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on SBCC SoML
placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
33651 On Campus ECC-27A TR 10:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Staff 4 $0.00
SPAN 150 ADVANCED SPANISH
Advanced class which includes discussion of literary selections, vocabulary-building, composition and the study of more complex grammatical
structures. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: SPAN 104 or four years of high school Spanish with a minimum grade of “C” or qualifying score on
SBCC SoML placement exam. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36013 On Campus ECC-26B MW 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Casillas Nunez, J J 4 $0.00
STEM, INTRODUCTION TO
STEM 101 INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS
Introduction to sciences and their interdependence. Scientific method discussion through project-based activities; problem-solving and the
scientific design process; careers in the sciences and educational planning. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100
and 103; Math 104 or 107 or 111.
36570 On Campus EBS-102 F 9:30am-12:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Kuhn, J 3 $0.00
THEATRE ARTS
THEATRE ARTS PERFORMANCE PROGRAM:
Please check with the Production Office at (805) 965-0581, ext. 2376, for updated information, or check our website at
www.sbcc.edu/theatrearts.
TA 141-142-143-144: THEATRE WORKSHOP
These are practicum classes for students participating as actors, assistant directors and stage managers in college theatre productions.
Participation and enrollment is open to all students by audition and/or interview with faculty, and prior experience is not required.
Students earn transferable college credit. Enrollment must be made directly with the Theatre Arts Department by contacting Ms. Katie Laris
(ext. 2497), Mr. Michael Gros (ext. 4049), or by calling the Production Office at (805) 965-0581, ext. 2376.
TA 151-152-153-154: THEATRE PRODUCTION
These are practicum classes for students participating in college theatre productions. Participation and enrollment is open to all students
and prior experience is not required. Students earn transferable college credit for working as preproduction and/or running crew for
various college productions. Enrollment must be made directly with the Theatre Arts Department at (805) 965-0581, ext. 2376. Students
interested in working backstage are invited to enroll for scheduled running crew assignment and/or for general practical experience in the
scenic and/or costume studios on an individually arranged schedule. Students gain experience on a variety of productions and in a variety
of craft skills. Prior experience is not necessary.
Students interested in scenic construction and painting, lighting, properties, sound stage management, or performance running should
contact Ms. Pat Frank (ext. 2369). For costume and make-up, contact Ms. Clarice Hillebrand (ext. 2424), or call the Production Office
at (805) 965-0581, ext. 2376.
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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TA 103 THEATRE APPRECIATION
Survey of dramatic literature and play production, including an exploration of various methods and conventions of theatrical realization
through acting, directing, design and production. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
36766 On Campus DM-134 TR 8:00am- 9:20am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shaw Hanasz, P J 3 $0.00
31737 On Campus DM-134 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Frank, P L 3 $0.00
31738 On Campus DM-110 MW 2:15pm- 3:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Frank, P L 3 $0.00
TA 107 DEVELOPMENT OF DRAMA I: GREEK TO RENAISSANCE
Survey of dramatic literature, traditions and aesthetics from ancient Greece, Rome and Asia through the 17th century, with an emphasis on
the evolution of the theatre as a cultural expression and social force. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31740 On Campus DM-134 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gros, R M 3 $0.00
TA 111 BEGINNING ACTING
Introduction to acting, with the goal of developing a firm foundation in basic acting techniques. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY:
Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31741 On Campus DM-139 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Laris, K E 3 $0.00
31744 On Campus DM-139 TR 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mixsell, M D 3 $0.00
36768 On Campus DM-155 F 9:35am-12:15pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Downey, M L 3 $0.00
31742 On Campus DM-139 MW 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gros, R M 3 $0.00
36767 On Campus DM-139 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Downey, M L 3 $0.00
33381 On Campus DM-155 T 6:00pm- 8:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Mixsell, M D 3 $0.00
TA 112 INTERMEDIATE ACTING A
Emphasizes development of the actor’s inner resources and ability to respond to other actors and to sensory stimulation. Observation,
concentration and meaningful performance skills are enhanced through exercises in emotional preparation, responsive interaction, and through
scene analysis and performance. (TR: CSU/UC) COURSE ADVISORY: TA 111. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31747 On Campus DM-155 TR 9:35am-11:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Laris, K E 3 $0.00
31746 On Campus DM-155 MW 11:10am- 1:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Laris, K E 3 $0.00
TA 114 VOICE AND DICTION
Introduces basic elementary vocal production techniques for the stage; vocal mechanics, elements of speech and International Phonetic
Alphabet and stage dialects. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31748 On Campus DM-155 MW 2:00pm- 4:20pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Talbott, M J 3 $0.00
TA 120 UNDERSTANDING SCENOGRAPHY
Examines the practice and implications of visual design in the theatre, including a study of the origins and development of theatre scenery,
costume and lighting design. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
33769 On Campus DM-134 TR 12:45pm- 2:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Frank, P L 3 $0.00
TA 121 INTRODUCTION TO STAGECRAFT
Survey of the organization, practices, conventions and crafts associated with the execution of scenic, lighting and sound designs for the
stage. Includes study of and laboratory experience in scenic construction, painting, rigging, placement and manipulation of scenery, lighting
and sound equipment, and properties. For beginning students. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31750 On Campus DM-134 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Crop, B E 3 $0.00
TA 131 INTRODUCTION TO COSTUME CRAFTS
Basic costume construction, including sewing, alterations, basic pattern-making and crafts. Assignments include hands-on practicum
preparing costumes for college theatre productions. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31752 On Campus DM-130 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shaw Hanasz, P J 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus DM-126 M 11:10am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
31753 On Campus DM-130 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shaw Hanasz, P J 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus DM-126 08/26/13-12/14/13
31754 On Campus DM-130 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shaw Hanasz, P J 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus DM-126 T 9:35am-11:25am 08/26/13-12/14/13
31755 On Campus DM-130 MW 9:35am-10:55am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shaw Hanasz, P J 3 $0.00
also meets On Campus DM-126 W 11:10am- 1:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
TA 136 THEATRICAL MAKEUP TECHNIQUES
Investigation and practice of makeup techniques as applied to the stage and other media. Emphasis on design and characterization as aids
in portraying visual ideas. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31756 On Campus DM-130 MW 1:05pm- 3:25pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Shaw Hanasz, P J 3 $0.00
TA 185 DIRECTING FOR THE CAMERA
Introduction to directing for the camera in film and video production. Students art direct, storyboard, audition and direct actors and supervise
all aspects of production. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: FP 175.
35229 On Campus WC-201 MW 3:30pm- 5:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Bieber, C L 3 $0.00
TA 213 INTERMEDIATE ACTING B
Study and presentation of scenes and one-act plays; in-depth analysis of subject material, intensity of action, freedom of emotional release
and clarity of expression. (TR: CSU/UC) PREREQ: TA 112. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.
31789 On Campus DM-139 TR 12:45pm- 3:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Gros, R M 3 $0.00
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TA 218 ACTING FOR THE CAMERA
Students are introduced to the fundamental skills of acting in front of the camera. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100
and 103. COURSE ADVISORY: TA 112, 213; FS 101.
31790 On Campus DM-134 MW 11:10am- 1:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Talbott, M J 3 $0.00
36913 On Campus DM-155 F 12:30pm- 5:10pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Pervan, N 3 $0.00
TA 299 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN THEATER ARTS
(TR:CSU)
36681 On Campus TBA 6 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Shaw Hanasz, P J 2 $0.00
VOCATIONAL NURSING
Students wishing to enroll must apply and be accepted into this program.
Contact the Health Tech Office, A-218, ext. 2366, for information.
VN 135 UNDERSTANDING PHARMACOLOGY
COREQ: VN 137.
36896 On Campus A-273 M 12:45pm- 2:50pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Terpening, D M 2 $0.00
VN 136 GENITOURINARY, ENDOCRINE AND SKIN PROBLEMS
PREREQ: VN 133. COREQ: VN 137.
36897 On Campus A-273 T 8:00am-11:30am 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Strandberg, R S 3.5 $0.00
VN 137 BASIC MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING LAB
PREREQ: VN 133 and 134. COREQ: VN 135 and 136.
36898 Off Campus TBA W 8:00am- Noon 08/26/13-12/04/13 Classroom Strandberg, R S 3.5 $30.00
also meets Off Campus TBA F 6:30am- 1:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
VN 138 NURSING PROCESS APPLIED TO CHILDBEARING FAMILY
Maternal, newborn and family nursing care needs in areas of functional, physiological, social and psychological integrity and environmental
influences, as they relate to human reproduction. PREREQ: VN 133. COREQ: VN 140.
36899 On Campus A-217 F 8:00am- Noon 08/16/13-08/30/13 Classroom Lotz-Willey, N M 1.5 $0.00
also meets On Campus PE-215 M 7:30am- Noon 09/09/13-09/09/13
also meets On Campus PE-215 M 7:30am- Noon 08/26/13-08/26/13
also meets On Campus A-217 F 1:00pm- 3:00pm 08/16/13-08/30/13
VN 139 NURSING PROCESS APPLIED TO CARE OF CHILDREN
PREREQ: VN 133. COREQ: VN 140.
36900 On Campus PE-215 M 8:00am-11:00am 09/16/13-12/09/13 Classroom Kopeikin, A G 2 $0.00
VN 140 MATERNAL AND CHILD NURSING LAB
PREREQ: VN 133 and VN 134. COREQ: VN 138 and VN 139.
36901 Off Campus TBA W 1:00pm- 3:00pm 08/26/13-12/06/13 Classroom Strandberg, R S 3 $0.00
also meets Off Campus TBA R 6:30am- 2:00pm 08/26/13-12/14/13
WATER SCIENCE
WTRS 101 WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
Study of distribution systems for public water supply. Prepares the student to become a certified AWWA Water Distribution System Operator.
36581 Off Campus ESTERO W 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Paul, G H 3 $0.00
WORK EXPERIENCE
Work Experience 290 is supervised employment intended to assist students in acquiring desirable work habits, attitudes and career
awareness. Students are required to be employed before registering for this course. The employment need not be related to a student’s
educational goal. Students can sign up for 1-3 units per semester, up to a total of six semester credit units based on the following hours for
paid employment: 75 hours=1 unit, 150 hours=2 units, and 225 hours=3 units. For volunteer work: 60 hours=1 unit, 120 hours=2 units,
180 hours=3 units.
There are no regular class meetings for General Work Experience 290; however, students must attend two mandatory meetings during the
semester (Orientation meeting and Mid-term meeting). Students have the option of attending the Orientation meeting in person or
viewing the online video on the Career Center website (www.sbcc.edu/career). For further assistance, please call (805) 965-0581, ext. 2942.
Students may add any of the open sections through September 7, 2013. Students wishing to add after this deadline should enroll in one of
the short courses beginning October 25, 2013.
STUDENTS MUST ATTEND ONE OF THE FOLLOWING ORIENTATION MEETINGS, OR WATCH THE ORIENTATION
VIDEO WHICH IS AVAILABLE ONLINE (www.sbcc.edu/careercenter):
Full Semester Course Orientation Meetings (August 26 - December 7):
Friday, Sept. 6, 10:00-10:30 am, Location: TBA
Tuesday, Sept. 10, 12:30-1:00 pm, Location: TBA
WORK EXPERIENCE Information continues on the next page
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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Full Semester Mid-term:
Friday, Oct. 18, 10:00-10:30 am, Location: TBA
Tuesday, Oct. 22, 12:30-1:00 pm, Location: TBA
Short Course Orientation Meetings (October 25 - December 7):
Tuesday, Oct. 29, 12:30-1:00 pm, Location: TBA
Friday, Nov. 1, 10:00-10:30 am, Location: TBA
Short Course Mid-term:
Friday, Nov. 15, 10:00-10:30 am, Location: TBA
Tuesday, Nov. 19, 12:30-1:00 pm, Location: TBA
WEXP 290 GENERAL WORK EXPERIENCE
Consists of on-the-job work experience, one mandatory orientation, plus two scheduled office hours and other conference hours. (TR: CSU)
SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 70 and 80.
33902 On Campus SS-282 4 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eubank, H S 1 $0.00
33903 On Campus SS-282 9 hours/week 10/25/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eubank, H S 1 $0.00
33904 On Campus SS-282 8.8 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eubank, H S 2 $0.00
33905 On Campus SS-282 18 hours/week 10/25/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eubank, H S 2 $0.00
33906 On Campus SS-282 12 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eubank, H S 3 $0.00
33907 On Campus SS-282 28 hours/week 10/25/13-12/14/13 Classroom Eubank, H S 3 $0.00
ZOOLOGY
ZOOL 122 ANIMAL DIVERSITY
Introduction to zoology. Animal diversity, anatomy and physiology, adaptations and evolution; principles of ecology. Satisfies SBCC General
Education requirement in Natural Sciences when combined with ZOOL 123. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110
or 110H or 110GB.
31016 On Campus EBS-301 TR 11:10am-12:30pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fukui, H 3 $0.00
33718 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Friesen, L J 3 $0.00
ZOOL 123 ANIMAL DIVERSITY LABORATORY
Laboratory and field investigations of animals. Animal diversity, anatomy and physiology, principles of ecology and evolution. (TR: CSU/UC)
COREQ: ZOOL 122. SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36800 On Campus EBS-209 R 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fukui, H 1 $0.00
36801 On Campus EBS-209 T 6:00pm- 9:05pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fukui, H 1 $0.00
31017 On Campus EBS-209 T 2:30pm- 5:35pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Fukui, H 1 $0.00
ZOOL 137 ORNITHOLOGY
Systematics, distribution, physiology, behavior and ecology of birds. Emphasis on diversity, functional morphology and evolutionary history.
(TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36802 ONLINE ONLINE 3 hours/week 08/26/13-12/14/13 Online Fahy, K A 3 $0.00
ZOOL 138 BIOLOGY OF BIRDS
Eight-week short course. Anatomy, physiology, evolution and behavior of birds. Field trips are timed to coincide with migratory periods and
emphasize identification and classification. (TR: CSU) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H or 110GB.
36803 Off Campus SBMUSE S 8.9 hours/week 09/14/13-09/14/13 FldStudy Fahy, K A 1.5 $0.00
also meets Off Campus FIELD S 10/26/13-11/09/13
also meets Off Campus FIELD S 09/21/13-10/12/13
ZOOL 140 ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
Introduction to animal behavior; methods and results of studies of invertebrate and vertebrate behavior; foraging strategies, social competition,
sexual selection, mating systems, cooperation and social organization. (TR: CSU/UC) SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 or 110H
or 110GB.
31893 On Campus EBS-309 MW 2:20pm- 3:40pm 08/26/13-12/14/13 Classroom Burnell, K 3 $0.00
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To support the Foundation for SBCC is to
support the Santa Barbara community as a whole.
Your investment in scholarships, book grants or
academic programs will increase our students’ chances
to transfer successfully to four-year institutions or to
enter the workplace at a professional level.
For more information
call (805) 730-4401
www.sbccfoundation.org
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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General Information
STUDENT SERVICES
Special Note: Most offices in the
Student Services Building (SS) will be
open for in-person service at 8:00 a.m.
ACADEMIC COUNSELING CENTER
Academic counselors and support staff
provide students with information
regarding academic planning, institutional
and transfer requirements, and
professional career preparation requirements.
These counselors specialize in
academic planning, and work in collaboration
with the counselors and support
staff of the Career Center, Transfer
Center and other special programs,
including DSPS, EOPS and TAP.
Room: SS-120
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
TW: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4085, F: (805) 560-0591
ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS
For information and assistance regarding
applications to SBCC, college records,
registration, adding or dropping of
classes, photo I.D., forwarding of transcripts
and withdrawal from college:
Student Services Building (SS-110):
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
TW: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4450, F: (805) 962-0497
ASSESSMENT CENTER
Assessment tests in English, math
and English as a Second Language
are offered on campus. For detailed
information including alternatives to
testing and the test schedule, refer to
www.sbcc.edu/assessment.
Room: SS-251
Hours: M-R: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.;
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m; and extended
hours during enrollment periods
P: (805) 730-4149
Please Note: Testing hours differ
from office hours. Check the website
for the monthly testing schedule.
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY/
STUDENT SENATE
The Student Senate plays an important
role in the decision-making process at
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the college. Students enrolled in a minimum
of 5 units are encouraged to
join. Individuals interested in participating
in student government should
contact the Office of Student Life.
Room: CC-217
Hours: M-F: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4062
ATHLETICS
Intercollegiate athletic competition is
offered in men’s and women’s sports.
Hours are posted on location.
Room: PE-301
P: (805) 730-4076
www.sbcc.edu/athletics
BOOKSTORE
Hours: M-R: 7:45 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
F: 7:45 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Closed weekends
Summer Hours: M-F: 7:45 a.m. -
4:00 p.m. Closed weekends
Extended hours posted as required at
www.sbcc.edu/bookstore
CalWORKs
Assists students who attend SBCC
(main campus or adult education) for
education and training. The program
provides education, employment
training, support services and Work
Study opportunities. Funding for
childcare is available, as well.
Room: SS-240
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
TW: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4753
CAREER CENTER
Assists students in choosing a major,
make career decisions, develop their
educational plans to meet their career
goals, and prepare for employment.
Counseling and guidance services are
provided on a walk-in basis. Career
counselors work with students individually
and in small groups.
Room: SS-282
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
TW: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Closed, July
Phone: (805) 730-4131
CAREER AND LIFE TRANSITIONS
(RE-ENTRY ADULT SERVICES)
Established for adults, age 25+, who
are attending college for the purposes
of retraining, transitioning from home
to the workplace and continuing education.
Weekly support meeting and
individual appointments available.
Room: SS-282
Drop-in hours:
MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
TW: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Closed, July
Weekly meetings: Th, 12:30 - 2:00 p.m.
P: (805) 730-3032
CHILDCARE—
ORFALEA EARLY LEARNING CENTER
SBCC offers full-time childcare for
children, aged 6 months to five years,
from the beginning of Fall Semester
in August to December. Priority is
given to parents who are full-time
and determined to be income eligible
as students at the college.
Location: 365 Loma Alta Drive
P: (805) 965-6883, F: (805) 965-7603
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
Clubs are organized to involve students
in specialized fields of interest
associated with academics, hobbies
and special service to the community
or college. To start your own club,
become part of a club, or for more
information on specific clubs, contact
the Office of Student Life.
Room: CC-217
Hours: M-F: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4062
COOPERATIVE AGENCIES RESOURCES
FOR EDUCATION (CARE)
A support system for qualified lowincome,
educationally under prepared
single parent students who are
enrolled full-time and are participants
in the County’s CalWORKs
program.
Room: SS-240
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
TW: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

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CYBER CENTER
The center is equipped with WiFi
connectivity and computer stations
for student use. It is open to the
student body as a whole, providing
Internet access and basic desktop
software needed by students to
complete their coursework.
Location: Campus Center, CC-228
Hours: M-R: 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
F: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
DISABLED STUDENT PROGRAMS
AND SERVICES (DSPS)
Provides educational support for
students with disabilities enrolled in
SBCC courses. Services include educational
accommodations, counseling,
extended time on tests, alternate
media, assistive technology, adapted
equipment and specialized instruction.
Room: SS-160
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
TW: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4164, F: (805) 884-4966
DISTANCE EDUCATION AND ACADEMIC
TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT DESK
For technical assistance with Pipeline,
or with online Moodle courses.
Cyber Center: CC-228
Hours: M-R: 9:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
FS: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
P: (805) 897-3549
www.sbcc.edu/support or
www.sbcc.edu/support/contact
EMERGENCIES
Report safety and security emergencies
by calling Campus Security anytime,
(805) 730-4200, or ext. 2400, from
campus phones, or dial 911 (direct
police/fire emergency line). For
non-emergency health matters,
see Student Health Services.
EXTENDED OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM
AND SERVICES (EOPS)
A support system for qualified lowincome,
educationally under prepared
students who are enrolled fulltime
(part-time enrollment with
approval from DSPS).
Room: SS-240
HIGH SCHOOL DUAL ENROLLMENT
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. High school students may enroll in
TW: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
college classes at their local high
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
school campus or on the main
P: (805) 730-4079
SBCC campus, while earning high
school and college credit. For information
on enrolling in classes offered
FINANCIAL AID DEPARTMENT
Provides information and assistance
on both high school and SBCC
to full- and/or part-time students
campuses, contact the Dual
seeking financial assistance. Aid available
may come in the form of grants,
Enrollment Office, Room A-211A
(Administration Building).
loans, work-study, scholarships, or a
P: (805) 730-3020 or (805) 730-4759
combination thereof.
Room: SS-210
HONORS PROGRAM
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. Honors courses are designed to
TW: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
increase critical thinking, writing
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
and oral communication. For more
P: (805) 730-5157
information, a list of courses for the
upcoming semesters, an application
FOOD SERVICE
and deadlines, www.sbcc.edu/honors.
JSB Cafe
P: (805) 730-4450
M-R: 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
F: 11:30 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.
HOUSING
Gourmet Dining Room
The Office of Student Life maintains
M-F: 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.
listings of available rooms, apartments,
R-F: 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
and room and board situations in the
community. This list is also available
Cafeteria
on the housing website:
M-R: 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
www.sbcc.edu/housing
F: 7:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.
Room: CC-217
East Side Snack Shack
Hours: M-F: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
M-F: 10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4062
The View (fresh sandwiches)
M-F: 10:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
SUPPORT PROGRAM
West Campus Snack Shop
This Program strives to provide
M-R: 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
international students with an
F: 7:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.
opportunity to benefit from a highquality
academic curriculum, as well
Luria Library Cafe/Both Carts
M-R: 7:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
as from intellectually stimulating
F: 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
social and recreational activities.
Contact: Marc Sullivan, ext. 3589 International Education Center
Hours: M-F: 8:00 a.m. - Noon
GATEWAY PROGRAM
and 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Improve your grades by signing up for
P: (805) 730-4040
courses with in-class tutors. Look for
the ‘G’ under Instructional Method CARTWRIGHT LEARNING RESOURCES
in the Class Schedule.
CENTER/LEARNING SUPPORT SERVICES
Gateway to Student Success
Provides the following services: individual
tutor assistance in the Writing
Center (ECC-4): drop-in or by
appointment tutoring.
Center for writing assignments across
Hours: M-R: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. the curriculum; access to PC and
F: 8:30 a.m. - Noon
Macintosh computers and printers in
P: (805) 730- 4770 the Computer Commons; general tutor
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assistance and individual tutoring
sessions for class-related computer
work; subject tutoring information,
assistance and tutoring services in the
Tutorial Commons; mandatory new
tutor orientation/training, including
the certified Tutor Training Seminars;
two Computer Assisted Instruction
classrooms; access to media materials
for class assignments; self-paced
instruction in Anthropology 121-126
courses; and a Learning Skills and
Writing Skills workshop series.
CLRC hours:
M-R: 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4470
Writing Center hours:
M-R: 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
F: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00, p.m.
P: (805) 730-4463
LURIA LIBRARY
The Eli Luria Library is located
on the West Campus.
Hours: M-R: 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
F: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Saturday: Noon - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Closed college holidays
P: (805) 730-4430
Reference Desk: (805) 730-4444
Fax: (805) 965-0771
MIDDLE COLLEGE
Middle College is a program for a
limited number of local area high
school students who want to earn a
high school diploma in the college
environment. Students complete their
high school requirements through an
Independent Study Program in conjunction
with City College coursework.
Rooms: ECOC-2, Rooms 14, 15, 16
Call for hours, (805) 897-3561
OFFICE OF STUDENT LIFE
Coordinates co-curricular student activities
on campus, including the Student
Senate, clubs and organizations, lost
and found and the housing office.
Room: CC-217
Hours: M-F: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4062
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PARKING/TRANSPORTATION
SBCC parking permits are required to
park any motorized (3- or 4-wheeled)
vehicle in any City College parking lot.
No permit is required for the Pershing
Park parking lot. Parking on campus is
often limited and at times not available.
Students are encouraged to ride the
bus, carpool, or use other modes of
transportation. Carpool lots are on
both the East and West campuses and
a daily permit may be obtained at the
Security kiosk when 2 or more riders
are in the car. Permits are not required
for mopeds and motorcycles. Contact
Security for more information.
Phone: (805) 730-4064
SECURITY OFFICE
Security coverage is provided during
school hours throughout the year.
Officers carry walkie-talkies which
give them instant communication
with the local police. To request an
escort, call (805) 730-4200, or use
any of the campus emergency phones
located throughout the campus.
Location: Across from the Student
Services Building
Hours: M-F: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
If the office is closed and you need
immediate assistance, (805) 730-4200.
STUDENT EMPLOYMENT
Information on campus/community
job listings. Career Center:
Room SS-282
P: (805) 730-4133
jobs4students@sbcc.edu
STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES
Student Health Services offers health
education, personal counseling, substance
abuse counseling and cessation
programs, and acute care medical
services. Services are provided free or
at low cost through the mandatory
student health fee.
Room: SS-170
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m.- 4:15 p.m.
T: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
W: 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
F: 9:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m.; or as posted.
Student Health Services is open on
the days classes are in session and
closed during breaks.
P: (805) 730-4098
STUDENT OUTREACH AND ORIENTATION
For campus tours and pre-admission
advising for both local and out-ofarea
students and their families.
Campus tours are given every
Friday at 10:00 a.m. and noon.
Room: SS-132
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
TW: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4450
STUDY ABROAD
Information on scheduled programs
can be obtained at the Study Abroad
Office or www.sbcc.edu/studyabroad.
International Education Center, Rm. 1
Hours: MWF: Noon - 4:00 p.m.
R: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4294
TRANSFER CENTER
The Transfer Center offers assistance
to students and staff with transfer
information and education.
Room SS-140
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
TW: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4347
VETERANS STUDENT
SUPPORT ASSISTANCE
Offers information and assistance to
veterans and dependents of veterans
eligible for Veterans Educational
Assistance.
ECOC-1, Room 7
Hours: M-R: 9:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
F: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4003, F: (805) 892-3766
VOLUNTEER CENTER
See Career Center for information.
WELCOME CENTER
Provides comprehensive college
information, directions and referrals.
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other college business. Meeting place
for campus tours.
Room SS-120
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
TW: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
F: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
P: (805) 730-4450, info@sbcc.edu
CAMPUS SECURITY OFFICE
The Campus Security Office is
located across the quad from
Student Services. In accordance
with the Crime Awareness and
Campus Security Act of 1990,
crime statistics and campus policies
concerning crimes and security on
campus are available upon request.
P: (805) 730-4064
Bicycles, Skateboards and
Rollerblades: Neither skateboarding
nor rollerblading is allowed on campus.
Bicycles may not be ridden on campus
walkways. Bicycles parked in places
other than bicycle racks provided will
be impounded.
Animals on Campus: Except for
service animals for people with disabilities,
animals are not allowed on
campus. At no time should animals
be left in vehicles or allowed in campus
buildings. Questions on college
and municipal regulations in this area
should be directed to the Campus
Security Office.
Service Animals:
www.ada.gov/service_animals_2010.htm
Animal Control:
www.santabarbaraca.gov/Government/
Departments/Police/city_of_santa_barbara
_animal_control
www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d11/vc21113
.htm
STUDENT
HEALTH SERVICES
Health and wellness information and
assistance are provided for students
through the mandatory Health Services
Fee. Services provided include walk -in
first aid, over-the-counter medications,
medical treatment for acute illnesses,
personal self-care instructions, sexual
health services, personal counseling,
smoking cessation program, ASAP
(Alcohol and Substance Awareness
Program), health education information,
referrals, and optional medical
insurance information.
The Health Office is located in the
Student Services Building, Room 170
Hours: MR: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
T: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
W: 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
F: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.; or as posted.
Insurance: All campus-connected accidental
injuries must be reported to the
Student Health Services Office, Room
SS-170, within 72 hours of the incident
to be eligible for student accident
policy insurance coverage. This
coverage is limited to accidental
injuries while participating in college
classes or college-sponsored activities
and is secondary to any other medical
insurance the student may have.
Please refer to the SBCC Accident
Insurance brochure for details on
coverage, deductibles and limitations
of this accident policy. Brochures are
available in the Health Services Office.
BOOKSTORE
Refunds/ Exchanges
• Merchandise must be in its original
saleable condition.
• All refunds or exchanges must be
accompanied by receipt.
• Credit card/debit card refunds will
be credited back to the same card.
• Online orders that are not picked
up within 30 days will be refunded
and put back into stock.
Textbook Refunds
• Textbooks purchased for Fall or
Spring semester courses are
returnable for a full refund 2 weeks
after the semester starts or through
the add/drop date. This policy also
applies to online orders.
• No refunds on textbooks after the
first 2 weeks of classes.
All textbook returns must be accompanied
by an original Campus
Bookstore receipt and be in their
original condition and packaging as
when purchased. Marked, highlighted,
soiled, damaged, or activated digital
books are not returnable.
FAMILY EDUCATIONAL
RIGHTS AND PRIVACY
All Santa Barbara City College student
records are kept in accordance
with the provisions of the Family
Educational Rights and Privacy Act
(FERPA) and California Code of
Regulations, Title 5. A copy of SBCC’s
institutional policy complying with
this Act may be obtained from the
office of the Associate Dean, Student
Support Services (CC-222).
The Family Educational Rights and
Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students
certain rights with respect to their
education records. They are:
1. The right to inspect and review the
student’s education records within 15
days of the day the College receives a
request for access.
Students should submit to the
Associate Dean, Student Support
Services, or other appropriate
official, written requests that
identify the records they wish to
inspect. The College official will
make arrangements for access and
notify the student of the time and
place where the records may be
inspected. A student may request a
copy of a record, which the student
has requested or consented to be
released. If a student desires a copy
of file material subject to his/her
review, it will be provided at a cost
of $1 for the first copy and 50 cents
for each additional copy.
Educational records are maintained
in the college’s Admissions & Records
Office (SS-110), which is supervised
by the Associate Dean, Student
Support Services. Students also have
the right to review their personal
information at the Student Health
Office (Nurse, SS-170); Financial
Aid Office (Financial Aid Specialist,
SS-210); Veterans Office (Clerk,
SS-130); Foundation for SBCC
(Executive Director, A-210); Extended
Opportunity Program/Services
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(Coordinator, SS-240); and Disabled
Student Programs/Services
(Director, SS-160).
2. The right to request the amendment
of the student’s education records
that the student believes are
inaccurate or misleading.
Students should write the College
official responsible for the record,
clearly identify the part of the record
they want changed, and specify why
it should be changed. If the College
does not amend the record as requested,
the College will notify the student
in writing of the decision and the
student’s right to a hearing regarding
the request for amendment.
3. The right to provide written consent
to disclosures of personally
identifiable information contained in
the student’s education records,
except to the extent that FERPA
authorizes disclosure without consent.
FERPA authorizes the disclosure of
education records without a student’s
consent to school officials with
legitimate educational interests. A
school official is a person employed by
the College in an administrative,
supervisory, academic or research, or
support staff position (including
Security and Health Services staff);
a person or company with whom the
College has contracted (attorney,
auditor, consultant); a person serving
on the Board of Trustees; or a student
serving on an official committee, such
as a disciplinary or grievance committee,
or assisting another school official in
performing his or her tasks.
A school official has a legitimate
educational interest if the official
needs to review an education record
in order to fulfill his or her
professional responsibilities.
4. The right to file a complaint with the
U.S. Department of Education
concerning alleged failures by Santa
Barbara City College to comply with
the requirements of FERPA:
Family Policy Compliance Office
U.S. Department of Education
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20202-5901
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Santa Barbara City College has designated
the following as directory
information which may be released
without prior written consent: confirmation
of current enrollment at
SBCC, degrees/awards received,
names of students participating in
recognized activities, sports and those
who are members of athletic teams
(including height and weight), names
of student officers, and students on
the President’s Honor Roll. Visit
www.sbcc.edu/ferpa regarding opting
out of directory information and for
more information.
ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR DISABILITY
Students who are requesting accommodations
on the basis of disability,
including an alternate format of this
Class Schedule, should contact the
Disabilities Specialists in the Disabled
Student Programs and Services (DSPS)
Department in the Student Services
Building, Room 160.
P: (805) 730-4164
dspshelp@sbcc.edu
NON-DISCRIMINATION/
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
POLICY
The policy of the Santa Barbara
Community College District is to
provide an educational and employment
environment in which no person
shall be denied full and equal
access to, the benefits of, or be subjected
to discrimination, in whole or
in part, on the basis of ethnic group
identification, national origin, religion,
age, sex, race, color, ancestry,
sexual orientation, or physical or mental
disability, or on the basis of these
perceived characteristics or based on
association with a person or group
with one or more of these actual or
perceived characteristics, in any program
or activity that is administered
by, funded directly by, or that receives
any financial assistance from the State
Chancellor or Board of Governors of
the California Community Colleges.
A copy of District Policy and Procedures,
BP 3430, Prohibition of Discrimination/
Sexual Harassment, is available at www.
sbcc.edu/policies/harassment or in the
Human Resources Office, SS-230, or
the Student Affairs Office, CC-222.
The policy of the Santa Barbara
Community College District is to provide
an educational and employment
environment free from unwelcome
sexual advances, requests for sexual
favors, sexual favoritism, or other verbal
or physical conduct or communications
constituting sexual harassment.
The policy of the Santa Barbara
Community College District is to
comply with the accessibility
requirements of Section 508 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973 in the
development, procurement, maintenance,
or use of electronic or information
technology and respond to
and resolve discrimination complaints
regarding accessibility. Such complaints
will be treated as complaints of discrimination
on the basis of disability.
This non-discrimination policy covers
admission, access and treatment in
college programs and activities—
including, but not limited to, academic
admissions, financial aid, educational
services and athletics—and applications
for, and treatment in, college employment.
In conformance with the requirements
of Title II of the Educational
Amendments of 1976, amending the
Vocational Education Act of 1963, the
college is committed to overcoming
sex discrimination and sex stereotyping
in vocational education programs.
Furthermore, in compliance with the
Vocational Education Guidelines for
Eliminating Discrimination on the
Basis of Race, Color, National Origin,
Sex and Handicap, lack of English
language skills alone will not be a barrier
to admission to and participation
in vocational education programs.
Any screening procedures for vocational
programs will evaluate skill
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Posibles dificultades con el inglés no
son una barrera para matricularse
en programas de carreras académicas
o educación técnica.
Employees, students, or other persons
acting on behalf of the District who
engage in discrimination as defined in
this policy or by state or federal law
may be subject to discipline, up to
and including suspension, discharge,
expulsion, or termination of contract.
FILING OF DISCRIMINATION
COMPLAINT/ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Students intending to file a complaint
regarding any action which
they believe discriminates against
them, or who require additional
information on the policy and procedures
may contact Dr. Ben Partee,
Dean of Educational Programs,
721 Cliff Drive, Room SS-260,
Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2394
P: (805) 730-4078.
Employees intending to file a complaint
regarding any action which
they believe discriminates against
them or who require additional
information on the policy and
procedures may contact Vice President
Human Resources, Patricia English,
721 Cliff Drive, Room SS-230,
Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2394
P: (805) 730-4734
If you are a student and you require
additional information regarding the
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA),
or Section 504 of the Rehabilitation
Act, contact Ms. Marilynn Spaventa,
Dean of Educational Programs,
721 Cliff Drive, Room A-113,
Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2394
P: (805) 730-4078
or e-mail: spaventa@sbcc.edu
If you are an employee and you
require additional information
regarding the Americans with
Disabilities Act (ADA), or Section
504 of the Rehabilitation Act, contact
Patricia English, Vice President
Human Resources, 721 Cliff Drive,
SS-230, Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2394.
P: (805) 730-4734
The ADA/504 Coordinator is
Patricia English, Vice President
Human Resources, 721 Cliff Drive,
Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2394
P: (805) 730-4734
The Title IX Coordinator is
Patricia English, Vice President,
Human Resources, 721 Cliff Drive,
SS-230, Santa Barbara, CA 93109-2394
P: (805) 730-4734
Individuals who are deaf or hard of
hearing, may call (805) 730-4164,
or e-mail dspshelp@sbcc.edu.
FIELD TRIP
AND EXCURSION POLICY
Throughout each semester and
summer session, the Santa Barbara
Community College District may
sponsor voluntary off-campus,
co-curricular field trips and excursions.
If you choose to participate, you
should be aware that, pursuant to the
California State Code of Regulations,
Sub-Chapter 5, Section 55450, you
have agreed to hold the District,
its officers, agents and employees
harmless from any and all liability
or claims which may arise out of,
or be in connection with, your
participation in the activity.
IGETC – GENERAL
INFORMATION
The IGETC is a pattern of courses
that California Community College
students can use to satisfy lower
division general education/graduation
requirements of any California State
University (CSU) or University of
California (UC) campus. There are
specific rules, policies, procedures
and limitations governing the
completion and use of IGETC.
Completion of the entire IGETC
pattern is generally not required
for admission to CSU or UC
(consult with an academic counselor
for admission requirements to the
UC and CSU systems). In addition,
IGETC may not be appropriate
for science majors. Complete
information on IGETC can be found
at www.sbcc.edu/transfercenter/files/
IGETC.pdf, or by contacting the
SBCC Transfer Center or the SBCC
Academic Counseling Center. For
other transfer General Education
options, go to www.assist.org, or
www.sbcc.edu/transfercenter, or
call (805) 730-4347.
CALIFORNIA STATE
UNIVERSITIES GENERAL
EDUCATION BREADTH
REQUIREMENTS
California State University (CSU)
General Education Breadth Pattern
(G.E.B.): Students have the option of
completing the SBCC-CSU General
Education Breadth Pattern to satisfy
the 39 lower division general education
breadth requirements for any
campus of the California State
University system in place of completing
the CSU campus-specific
General Education pattern.
Students following the SBCC-CSU
General Education Breadth Pattern
should complete it prior to transfer;
however, completion of the entire
pattern is not generally required for
admission to CSU (consult with an
academic counselor for admission
requirements to the CSU system).
Students who are also considering
transferring to a campus of the
University of California may want to
follow the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum
(IGETC), instead of the SBCC-CSU
General Education Breadth Pattern.
Complete information on the
SBCC-CSU General Education
Breadth Pattern can be found at
www.sbcc.edu/transfercenter/files/
CSUGE.pdf, or by contacting the
SBCC Transfer Center or the SBCC
Academic Counseling Center. For
other transfer General Education
options, www.assist.org, or
www.sbcc.edu/transfercenter, or
contact the SBCC Transfer Center,
(805) 730-4347.
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE: FALL 2013
LAST DAY OF INSTRUCTION: Saturday, December 7, 2013
If Your Class(es) Normally Meet Day of Final Time of Final
MW, MWF & MTWR: 8:00; Mon only: 8:00 or 9:35 Mon, Dec 9 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
MW, MWF & MTWR: 11:10 & 11:15; Mon only: 11:10 or 12:45 Mon, Dec 9 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
MW, MWF & MTWR: 2:20 & 2:30; Mon only: 2:20 or 3:55 Mon, Dec 9 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
TR, TRF & TWRF: 8:00; Tues only: 8:00 or 9:35 Tue, Dec 10 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
TR, TRF & TWRF: 11:10 & 11:15; Tues only: 11:10 or 12:45 Tue, Dec 10 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
TR, TRF & TWRF: 2:20 & 2:30; Tues only: 2:20 or 3:55 Tue, Dec 10 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
MW, MWF & MTWR: 9:35 & 10:30; Wed only: 8:00 or 9:35 Wed, Dec 11 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
MW, MWF & MTWR: 12:45 & 1:00; Wed only: 11:10 or 12:45 Wed, Dec 11 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
MW, MWF & MTWR: 3:00, 3:30 & 3:55; Wed only: 2:20 or 3:55 Wed, Dec 11 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
TR, TRF & TWRF: 9:35 & 10:30; Thurs only: 8:00 or 9:35 Thu, Dec 12 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
TR, TRF & TWRF: 12:45 & 1:00; Thurs only: 11:10 or 12:45 Thu, Dec 12 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
TR, TRF & TWRF: 3:00, 3:30 & 3:55; Thurs only: 2:20 or 3:55 Thu, Dec 12 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Friday only: 8:00 or 9:35 Fri, Dec 13 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Friday only: 11:10 or 12:45 Fri, Dec 13 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Friday only: 2:20 or 3:55 Fri, Dec 13 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Evening College Credit Classes Exams (Meeting at 5:00 or After)
If Your Class(es) Normally Meet Day of Final Time of Final
MW Classes Mon, Dec 9 At Class Time
Tuesday only & TR Classes Tue, Dec 10 At Class Time
Wednesday only Classes Wed, Dec 11 At Class Time
Thursday only Classes Thu, Dec 12 At Class Time
Saturday Credit Class Exams Day of Final Time of Final
Saturday only Classes Sat, Dec 14 At Class Time
Important Note: If your class does not fit within the above time blocks, check with your instructor for final exam time and
location. Whenever possible, plan your courses so that finals will be spaced throughout the above schedule. If you find that it
is impossible to avoid three finals in one day, and you cannot obtain an accommodation from your instructor(s), you may
submit a written request for an adjustment in your final exam schedule to the Executive Vice President, Educational
Programs, Room A-113.
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CALIFORNIA NONRESIDENT TUITION EXEMPTION
For Eligible California High School Graduates (The law passed by the Legislature in 2001 as AB540)
General Information
Any student other than a nonimmigrant alien who meets all of the following requirements shall be exempt from paying
nonresident tuition at the California Community Colleges, the California State University and the University of
California (all public colleges and universities in California).
Requirements
• The student must have attended a high school (public or private) in California for three or more years.
• The student must have graduated from a California high school or attained the equivalent prior to the start of the term (for example,
passing the GED or California High School Proficiency Exam).
• An alien student who is without lawful immigration status must file an affidavit with the college or university stating that he or she
has filed an application to legalize his or her immigration status, or will file an application as soon as he or she is eligible to do so.
• Students who are nonimmigrants [for example, those who hold F (student) visas, B (visitor) visas, etc.] are not eligible for this
exemption.
• The student must file an exemption request, including a signed affidavit, with the college that indicates the student has met all
applicable conditions described above. Student information obtained in this process is strictly confidential unless disclosure is required
under law.
• Students eligible for this exemption who are transferring to another California public college or university must submit a new request
(and documentation, if required) to each college under consideration.
• Nonresident students meeting the criteria will be exempted from the payment of nonresident tuition, but they will not be classified as
California residents. They continue to be “nonresidents.”
• AB540 does not provide student financial aid eligibility for undocumented alien students. These students remain ineligible for state and
federal financial aid.
Procedures for Requesting this Exemption from Nonresident Tuition
California Community Colleges
Complete the form on the next page. Submit it to the Admissions Office at the community college where you are
enrolled or intend to enroll. You may be required to submit additional documentation. Call the college Admissions Office
if you have questions.
University of California
The University of California (UC) system has its own nonresident tuition exemption application and affidavit form, but
it will accept the exemption request form used by the California Community Colleges and the California State University.
Your campus has established deadlines for submission of exemption requests; however, requests are not to be submitted
until you have been admitted to a UC campus. Some students, such as transfer, graduate and professional students, also
must submit their official high school transcripts; check with your campus for specific instructions. Once you are determined
to be eligible for the exemption, you will continue to receive it as long as you fulfill the eligibility requirements
or until the University no longer offers this exemption. The exemption covers the Nonresident Tuition Fee and the
Educational Fee differential charged to nonresident students. Applying for the exemption does not alter your responsibility
to pay by the campus deadline any nonresident tuition and associated fees that may be due before your eligibility is
determined. General information is available at www.ucop.edu/sas/sfs/Programs_and_Policies/ab540faqs.htm. For campusspecific
instructions regarding documentation and deadline dates, contact the campus Office of the Registrar.
California State University
Complete the form on the next page. Contact the Office of Admissions & Records at the CSU campus where you are
enrolled or intend to enroll for instructions on submission, deadline information and additional requirements. You will
be required to submit final high school transcripts and appropriate records of high school graduation or the equivalent, if
you have not done so already. Call the Office of Admissions & Records at the campus if you have questions.
Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes
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CALIFORNIA NONRESIDENT TUITION EXEMPTION REQUEST
For Eligible California High School Graduates
Note: This form is accepted by all California Community Colleges and all Universities
in both the University of California and California State University systems.
Complete and sign this form to request an exemption from Nonresident Tuition. You must submit any documentation
required by the College or University (for example, proof of high school attendance in California). Contact the California
Community College, University of California or California State University campus where you intend to enroll (or are
enrolled) for instructions on documentation, additional procedures and applicable deadlines.
ELIGIBILITY:
I, the undersigned, am applying for a California Nonresident Tuition Exemption for eligible California high school graduates
at (specify the college or university) _____________________________________________ and I declare the following:
Check YES or NO boxes:
o Yes o No I have graduated from a California high school or have attained the equivalent thereof, such as a High
School Equivalency Certificate issued by the California State GED Office or a Certificate of Proficiency resulting from the
California High School Proficiency Examination.
o Yes o No I have attended high school in California for three or more years.
Provide information on all school(s) you attended in grades 9–12:
School City State Dates
From–Month/Year From–Month/Year
Documentation of high school attendance and graduation (or its equivalent) is required by the University of California,
the California State University and some California Community Colleges. Follow campus instructions.
Check the box that applies to you — check only one box:
oI am a nonimmigrant alien as defined by federal law. [Nonimmigrant aliens have been admitted to the United States temporarily and
include, but are not limited to, foreign students (persons holding F visas) and exchange visitors (persons holding J visas)].
OR
o I am NOT a nonimmigrant alien. [U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or aliens without lawful immigration status, among others,
should check this box.]
AFFIDAVIT: I, the undersigned, declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the information I have
provided on this form is true and accurate. I understand that this information will be used to determine my eligibility for the
nonresident tuition exemption for eligible California high school graduates. I hereby declare that, if I am an alien without lawful
immigration status, I have filed an application to legalize my immigration status or will file an application as soon as I am eligible to do
so. I further understand that if any of the above information is untrue, I will be liable for payment of all nonresident charges from
which I was exempted and may be subject to disciplinary action by the College or University.
Print Full Name (as it appears on your campus student records)
Campus/Student Identification Number
Print Full Mailing Address (Number, Street, City, State, Zip Code)
E-mail Address (Optional)
Phone Number (Optional)
Signature
Date
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