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Section Campus Building Course Credit Special CRN Site Room Days Time Meeting Dates Delivery Instructor Hours Fees 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. 66
Section Campus Building Course Credit Special CRN Site Room Days Time Meeting Dates Delivery Instructor Hours Fees 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 Find an up-to-date list of available classes at www.sbcc.edu/classes 67
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