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SUCCESS DISCOVERED. 

Summer Courses 

2013

Important dates & deadlines 

Session I Full Session Session II 

Registration and fee payment 

starts 

Feb 25 Feb 25 Feb 25 

Session begins May 28 May 28 July 8 

Last day to register/attendance 

required 

May 30 June 3 July 10 

Last day to drop classes for 

100% tuition and fee refund 

June 3 June 3 July 12 

Late payment fees begin June 4 June 4 July 15 

Last day to drop classes for 

50% refund of tuition only 

June 7 June 7 July 17 

Last day for faculty or student 

initiated withdrawal 

June 19 July 17 July 31 

Actual class start dates may vary, please check your course schedule or 

with the Student Advising and Registration Center in room 110 of UAF 

Community and Technical College, 604 Barnette Street. 

Support for every student 

Student Advising and Registration Center 

604 Barnette Street, Room 110 

Services include: 

• Academic and program advising 

• Registering for classes 

• Paying tuition and fees 

• Financial aid advising 

• Placement testing 

• GoArmyEd-Northern Military Programs 

• AKCIS-Career information 

• The Learning Center 

• Polar Express ID cards and more 

Advisors can help with pre-admission advising, academic assessment and 

placement, financial aid information and assistance with choosing a major. 

To make an appointment with an advisor call 907.455.2800 or toll-free 

877.882.8827 or email uaf-ctc@alaska.edu. 

UAF Bookstore 

Constitution Hall 

Main Campus 

907-474-7348 

Bookstore Hours 

Monday – Friday 

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

Go to 

www.uaf.bkstr.com 

for information on how to 

order your textbooks. 

You can order your books 

online in advance for instore 

pickup or have them 

shipped directly to you. 

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Registration in Person 

Students can register in person beginning the first day of registration, Monday 

February 25, 2013 at CTC Student Advising and Registration Center, at 604 Barnette 

Street, Room 110. Forms are available at www.uaf.edu/reg/forms. 

Registration by Mail/Fax 

Students can register through the mail or by fax by completing the registration form 

at www.uaf.edu/reg/forms. This option is only available to students who are NOT 

seeking a degree or certificate. 

Submit the completed form to the CTC Student Advising and Registration Center, at 

604 Barnette Street, Room 110. For fax submittals, please fax to 907-455-2828. 

Web registration steps 

Log in to http://uaonline.alaska.edu. 

Log on to the secured area using your student ID number and your PIN. Your PIN was 

originally set to your date of birth. If this is the first time you have signed on to the 

web, you’ll be asked to change your PIN if you haven’t done so already. 

Select Student Services and Account Information. 

Select Registration and follow the menu: 

Click Select Term (select the current term). 

Select Check Your Registration Eligibility (print your registration form, check 

registration eligibility, major, residency status, etc.). 

Look up courses to add: If you need to find a course to add, select Class Search. 

To assist your search, be sure to select UAF-Main Campus in the Campus field and 

select the subject. If you are looking for a specific course number, be sure to put 

an F in the first position of the course number (i.e., F101). 

Select Register/Add/Drop: To register for classes, enter the Course Reference 

Numbers (CRN) in the Add Class section. When you have entered all of the CRNs 

for your classes, press Submit Changes. Your current schedule will appear. If 

there are any errors, check the error message and then select Submit Changes to 

remove the error. Note: If you select “Error” you will find an explanation of the type 

of error that has occurred. 

When your schedule is complete: Select Complete Registration Changes to tally 

your fees and tuition. Then select Student Detail Schedule to see the times and 

classrooms for your classes in a weekly schedule format. 

Variable Credit Class/Auditing a Class: If you register for a course that has 

variable credit or you want to audit a course, select Change Class Options. Enter 

the amount of credit you want. Press the Grade Mode menu and highlight “Audit” 

to select that option. 

Be sure to log out of UAOnline when you are done. 

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Building Codes and Locations 

Abbreviation / Location 

DIST Distance 

EIFB Eielson Air Force Base, Family Support Building 

FPTC Fairbanks Pipeline Training Center, 3600 Cartwright Court 

FTWW Fort Wainwright, Building 1555 

HTCH Hutchison Center, 3750 Geist Road 

SRC Student Recreation Center* 

TBA To Be Announced-see instructor or department 

604B UAF Community and Technical College, 604 Barnette St. 

UPARK UAF University Park Building, 1000 University Ave. 

*building located on UAF campus 

Please note: Some courses may have materials 

fees. 

Airframe and Powerplant - AFPM 

A $70 fee for state-of-the-art equipment, instructional 

aids and supplies will be assessed for every 

AFPM class. This fee is in addition to fees listed. 

AFPM F246 Fuel Metering Systems 2.0 CR 

Prerequisites: Admission to the A and P Program 

or permission of instructor. 

Special fees apply. 

Fundamental operation of fuel metering systems 

in aircraft powerplants. Technical data to repair 

and overhaul carburetors and components. Inspecting, 

troubleshooting and adjusting turbine 

engine fuel metering systems and electronic 

fuel controls. 

53214 T01 MTWRF 07:35A - 11:35A 

Alexander, K TBA 06/05-07/03 

AFPM F245 Ignition Systems 

2.0 CR 

Prerequisites: Admission to A and P Program or 

permission of instructor. 

Special fees: $45.00 

AFPM F248 Induction Systems 

Overhaul, inspection and troubleshooting of 

reciprocating and gas turbine ignition systems. 

Repair and bench testing of components. 

53213 T01 MTWRF 07:35A - 11:35A 

Alexander, K TBA 07/05-08/01 

0.5 CR 


Operation and service of aircraft induction, 

preheat, anti-ice and supercharger systems. 

53215 T01 MTWRF 07:35A - 11:35A 

TBA TBA 08/02-08/07 

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AFPM F249 Powerplant Cooling Systems 0.5 CR 




Inspection, service and repair of engine cooling 

systems - both air and liquid cooled installations. 

53216 T01 WR 07:35A - 11:35A 

TBA TBA 08/14-08/15 

AFPM F250 Powerplant Exhaust Systems 0.5 CR 




Inspection, service and repair of engine exhaust 

systems. Includes operations of turbo 

compounded engines, thrust reversers and noise 

suppressors. 

53212 T01 RFMT 07:35A - 11:35A 

TBA TBA 08/08-08/13 

AFPM F254 Ice and Rain Control Systems 0.5 CR 


Inspection, operation and troubleshooting of 

de-ice and anti-ice systems. 

53219 T01 WRF 12:15P-04:15P 

TBA TBA 06/12-06/14 

AFPM F266 Assembly and Rigging 1.5 CR 




Aerodynamic theory and function of aircraft 

control surfaces. Fabrication and installation 

of control devices for fixed and rotary wing 

aircraft; jacking and control surface balance. 

53225 T01 MTWRF 12:15P-04:15P 

Weggel, R TBA 07/25-08/15 

AFPM F267 Airframe Inspections 0.5 CR 




Inspection and return of aircraft to service. Procedural 

and legal aspects of 100 hour, annual 

and periodic inspections. 

53226 T01 MTWRF 12:15P-04:15P 

TBA TBA 08/16-08/26 

AFPM F270 Airframe Testing 

0.5 CR 




Preparation for the Federal Aviation Administration 

written, oral and practical exams for the 

powerplant mechanics’ license. 

53227 T01 TWRF 12:15P-04:15P 

TBA TBA 08/27-08/30 

AFPM F256 Communications and 0.5 CR 

navigation Systems 


Operation of aircraft avionics, autopilots and 

antennas, including inspection and installation. AFPM F271 Powerplant Inspections 

53220 T01 MTWRF 12:15P-04:15PM 

TBA TBA 06/17-06/26 

0.5 CR 




Methodology and record keeping for inspection 

of aircraft reciprocating and gas turbine engines. 

53217 T01 MTWRF 07:35A-11:35A 

TBA TBA 08/16-08/26 

AFPM F260 Aircraft Landing Gear 1.5 CR 




Simple and complex landing gear systems. 

Operation, service and repair of mechanical AFPM F272 Powerplant Testing 

and hydraulic retraction mechanisms. Wheel, 

tire and brake service. Aircraft speed and 

configuration warning systems, electric brake 

controls, anti-skid systems, landing gear position 

and warning systems. 

53223 T01 MTWRF 12:15P-04:15P 

Weggel, R TBA 06/27-07/24 

0.5 CR 




Preparation for the Federal Aviation Administration 

written, oral and practical exams for the 

powerplant mechanics’ license. 

53218 T01 TWRF 07:35A-11:35A 

TBA TBA 08/27-08/30 

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Applied business - abus 

BIOLOGY - BIOL 

BA F151 Introduction to Business 3.0 CR 

Business organization, nature of major business 

functions such as management, finance, accounting, 

marketing, personnel administration. 

Opportunities and requirements for professional 

business careers. 

53370 T01 TR 09:00A - 12:00P 

Dexter, C 604B 119 07/09-08/15 

ART - ART 

ART F200X Aesthetic Appreciation: 3.0 CR 

Interrelation Art, Drama, and Music 

Prerequisites: placement in ENGL F111X or 

higher; sophomore standing; or permission of 

instructor. 

lUnderstanding and appreciation of art, 

drama, and music through an exploration of their 

relationships. Topics include the creative process, 

structure, cultural application and diversity, the 

role of the artist in society, and popular movements 

and trends. 

53437 TF1 Sa 10:00A-06:00P 

Duffy, A FTWW Library 07/13-08/10 

BIOL F103X Biology and Society 4.0 CR 

Prerequisites: Placement in ENGL F111X or 

higher; placement in DEVM F105 or higher; or 



lFundamental principles of biology; emphasis 

on their application to humans in the modern 

world. Lectures, laboratory demonstrations, 

experiments and discussions of contemporary 

biological topics. For non-science majors; cannot 

be used as a biology elective by biological 

science majors. 

53439 TL1 MW 06:00P-09:00P 

Barnett, D EIFB 05/29-08/15 

ABUS F141 Payroll Accounting 3.0 CR 

Payroll records and laws. Methods to compile 

and calculate payroll information, earnings, deductions 

and net wages. City, state and federal 

tax report forms. For payroll personnel. 

TBA T01 MTWR 10:00A - 11:50A 

Heineken, H 604B TBA 05/28-07/03 

ABUS F154 Human Relations 3.0 CR COMMUNICATION - COMM 

Attitudes, self-concepts, personal communication 

styles, motivation, interactions, positive 

COMM F141X Fundamentals of Oral 

reinforcements, team building and leadership 

Communication 

development. 

53369 T01 MW 09:00A - 12:00P 

Dexter, C 604B 119 07/08-08/14 

3.0 CR 

lSpeaking skills for individual presentation. 

Includes verbal and nonverbal skills, critical 

thinking in selecting and organizing materials, 

audience analysis, informative and persuasive 

speaking, and actual presentations. Student 

evaluations are based on nationally normed 

speaking competencies. 

53429 TF1 TR 06:00P-09:00P 

TBA FTWW 05/30-07/23 

53438 TL1 TR 06:00P-09:00P 

Barnett, D EIFB 05/30-07/23 

ABUS F203 Accounting Capstone 3.0 CR 

Recommended: ABUS F101; ABUS F141; concurrent 

enrollment or completion of ABUS F201; 

ABUS F220. 

Accounting procedures in retail, service and 

trade businesses. The complete accounting cycle, 

including record keeping, posting and preparation 

of financial statements, bank reconciliation, 

payroll computations and closing books. Accounts Computer Information and Office 

receivable, accounts payable, purchasing, credit 

SYSTEMS - CIOS 

and other accounting requirements. 

TBA T01 MTWRF 10:00A - 11:50A CIOS F150 Computer Business 3.0 CR 

Heineken, H 604B TBA 07/08-08/15 

applications 

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Designed to develop computer literacy in 

the use and understanding of computer systems, 

office productivity applications and the Internet. 

Topics include operating system fundamentals, 

file management, word processing and spreadsheet 

fundamentals and safe, secure and effective 

use of Internet technologies. 

53231 TE1 MW 05:30P-09:00P 

TBA 604B 312 07/08-08/14

Computer and Information Technology 

Systems - CITS 

CITS F203 IT Support Fundamentals 4.0 CR 

Recommended: CIOS F150 or equivalent skills. 

Overview of skills and knowledge required 

by professional computer support technicians to 

support and troubleshoot computer operating 

systems and computer hardware, including the 

purpose and function of the internal components 

of a computer, how to assemble a computer 

system, install an operating system and the basic 

skills and knowledge required to connect to 

and share resources in a network environment. 

Course covers objectives defined for CompTIA 

A+ certification. 

53233 TE1 TWR 05:00P-09:00P 

Moneymaker, K 604B 308 05/29-07/02 

CITS F204 Introduction to Network 3.0 CR 

Support and Administration 

Recommended: CITS F203 (may be taken concurrently) 

or equivalent skills. 

Features and functions of networking components 

and the knowledge and skills needed to 

install, configure and troubleshoot basic networking 

hardware, protocols and services. Develop 

technical ability in the areas of media and 

topologies, protocols and standards, network 

implementation and basic network administration 

and support. Course covers objectives defined 

for CompTIA Network+ certification. 

53234 TE1 MW 05:30P-09:00P 

Swarner, K 604B 316 07/15-08/21 

CITS F249 Advanced Network: CCNA 3.0 CR 

Security 

Prerequisites: CITS 244 or permission of instructor. 

Provides an in-depth, theoretical understanding 

of network security principles. 

Provides the knowledge and skills necessary 

to design and support network security. Provides 

an experience-oriented approach that 

employs industry-relevant instructional methods 

to prepare for entry-level jobs in the industry. 

Provides significant hands-on interaction with 

IT equipment, including ASA appliances. This 

course covers the objectives required for the 

Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (IINS) 

certification exam (640-554), leading to the 

CCNA Security certification. 

53232 TE1 MTWR 05:00P-09:00P 

Barnes, B 604B 316 05/13-05/30 

CITS F282 IT Troubleshooting 3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: CITS F203; CITS F204 or equivalent 

skills. 

Practical IT troubleshooting skills, including 

hardware, software, networks and operating 

systems. The course will include practical and 

useful troubleshooting scenarios. 

53235 TE1 TR 05:30P-09:00P 

Moneymaker, K 604B 308 07/09-08/15 

Culinary arts and hospitality - cah 

CAH F001 Process Your Game 0.0 CR 

Non-Credit, Non-Graded Course. 


: Tired of paying for processing and not 

knowing if you are getting your own meat back? 

Learn how to process your own harvest. This 

workshop will give you the basic skills required 

to successfully process your own meats. 

53346 TW1 Sa 11:00A-04:00P 

TBA HTCH DINING 08/24-08/24 

DEVELOPMENTAL ENGLISH - DEVE 

DEVE F070 Preparatory College 3.0 CR 

Writing II 

Prerequisites: Appropriate placement test scores 

or permission of instructor. 

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lInstruction in writing to improve students’ 

fluency, accuracy and communication skills. 

Preparation for ENGL F111X. 

53430 TF1 TR 06:00P-09:00P 

Leflore,K FTWW 05/30-07/23 

DEVELOPMENTAL MATHEMATICS - DEVM 

DEVM F050 Pre Algebra 

3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: Appropriate placement test scores. 

lOperations with whole numbers, fractions, 

decimals, percents and ratios, signed numbers, 

evaluation of algebraic expressions and evaluation 

of simple formula. Metric measurement 

system and geometric figures. 

53431 TF1 MW 06:00P-09:00P 

Medvedeva, N FTWW 07/10-08/28 

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DEVM F060 Elementary Algebra 3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: Grade of C or better in DEVM 

F050; or ABUS F155, or appropriate placement 

test scores. Prerequisite courses and/or placement 

exams must be taken within one calendar 

year prior to commencement of the course. 

lFirst year high school algebra. Evaluating 

and simplifying algebraic expressions, solving 

first degree equations and inequalities, integer 

exponents, polynomials, factoring, rational expressions, 

equations and graphs of lines. 

53432 TF1 MW 06:00P-09:00P 

Huett, I FTWW 05/29-07/24 

DEVM F105 Intermediate Algebra 3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: Grade of C or better in DEVM 

F060; or DEVM F062; or appropriate placement 

test scores. Prerequisite courses and/or placement 

exams must be taken within one calendar 

year prior to commencement of the course. 

lSecond year high school algebra. Operations 

with rational expressions, radicals, rational 

exponents, logarithms, inequalities, quadratic 

equations, linear systems, functions, Cartesian 

coordinate system and graphing. To matriculate 

to MATH F107X from DEVM F105 a grade of B 

or higher is required. 

53433 TF1 TR 06:00P-09:00P 

Krohe, T FTWW 05/30-07/23 

Early Childhood Education - ECE 

ECE F170 Practicum I 3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: ECE F101; ECE F104; ECE F107; 

ECE F110, ECE F119; ECE F213; ECE F229; 

ECE F140. 

Note: Practicum Orientation will be held on 

Thursday, May 9, 2013 at 2:00P - 3:30P. 

A guided student teaching experience in working 

with a group of 0-8 year old children. Students 

apply skill in providing quality early care and 

education based on the knowledge of early 

childhood theories and approved practices. 

Assumes increasing responsibility for planning 

and lead teaching. 

52955 T01 MTWRF 08:00A-02:00P 

Mattacchione, A 604B 213 05/21-08/16 

ECE F270 Practicum II 3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: ECE F170; placement in ENGL 

F111X or higher. 

Note: Practicum Orientation will be held on 

Thursday, May 9, 2013 at 3:30P - 5:00P. 

An advanced guided field experience in working 

with a group of young children in a school or 

center. May include teaching in a team situation 

and working with families. 

52956 T01 MTWRF 08:00A-02:00P 

Mattacchione, A 604B 213 05/21-08/16 

Emergency Medical Services - EMS 

A $175.00 per semester fee for the upgrade of 

equipment will be assessed for one or more EMS 

courses. This fee is in addition to any materials fees. 

EMS F170 Emergency Medical 6.0 CR 

technician I 

Basic life support such as splinting, hemorrhage 

control, oxygen therapy, suction, CPR and use of 

automated external defibrillators (AEDs). EMT 

I is the foundation of all emergency medical 

training. Mastering of EMT I level knowledge 

and techniques must occur before moving on to 

advanced levels. Cross-listed with ARSK F170. 

53228 T01 MTWRF 08:00A-04:00P 

Mensch, S UPARK 155 05/28-06/22 

53368 TE1 MWF 05:30P- 10:00P 

Wages, A UPARK 156 05/29-07/31 

EMS F267 Advanced Medical 1.0 CR 

procedures 

Prerequisites: Current EMT II or III certification. 


State requirements for recertification at the 

EMT II or III levels. Reviews advanced medical 

skills and emergency medical procedures at the 

EMT II and III levels. Emergency medical care 

procedural changes, newly developed equipment 

and its use, changes in state certification 

and other medical-legal requirements. Course 

may be repeated ten times but not for credit. 

53315 TE1 MW 05:00P-10:00P 

Hill, G HTCH TBA 08/26-12/14 

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english - engl 

ENGL F111X Introduction to Academic 

Writing 

Prerequisites: Placement examination. 

3.0 CR 

lInstruction and practice in written inquiry 

and critical reading. Introduction to writing as 

a way of developing, exploring and testing 

ideas. Concentration on research methods and 

techniques. 

53434 TF1 MW 06:00P-09:00P 

Leflore, K FTWW 05/29-07/24 

ENGL F213X Academic Writing about 3.0 CR 

the Social and Natural Sciences 

Prerequisites: ENGL F111X or equivalent. 

Recommended: Sophomore standing. 

lInstruction in critical reading and argumentative 

writing by reading and responding 

to essays from the social and natural sciences. 

Concentration on the research methods and 

techniques necessary to create an extended 

written argument. 

53435 TF1 TR 06:00P-09:00P 

Johns-Robinson, A FTWW 05/30-07/23 

Fire Science - FIRE 

A $75 fee for turnout cleaning and repair and a 

$13 fee for insurance will be assessed for FIRE 

F117, FIRE F131, FIRE F133, FIRE F135, and FIRE 

F219. A $75 per semester fee for the upgrade 

of equipment will be assessed for one or more 

ARSK and FIRE courses. These fees are in addition 

to any materials fees. 

FIRE F131 Firefighter I, Series I 3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: All students are required to wear a 

complete set of fire department approved protective 

clothing (turnout gear). Limited quantities 

are available for loan through the Emergency 

Services Program coordinator. 


The initial phase in a four-phase process for 

achieving State of Alaska Fire Fighter I certification. 

Fundamental knowledge of fire behavior, 

fire organizations, types of fire equipment emergency 

response services possess and methods 

of their use. Successful completion of all four 

phases will qualify the student for Alaska State 

Fire Fighter I certification. 

53239 T01 MTWRF 08:00A-05:00P 

George, J UPARK 151 07/15-08/23 

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FIRE F133 Firefighter I, Series II 3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: All students are required to wear a 

complete set of fire department approved protective 

clothing (turnout gear). Limited quantities 

are available for loan through the emergency 

services program coordinator. An 8 hour Personal 

Protective equipment (PPE) and Self-Contained 

Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) safety orientation 

offered each semester must be completed in 

order to participate in live fire exercises. 


The second phase in a four-phase process for 








53238 T01 MTWRF 08:00A-05:00P 

George, J UPARK 151 07/15-08/23 

FIRE F135 Firefighter I, Series III 3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: All students are required to wear 

a complete set of fire department approved 

protective clothing (turnout gear). Limited 

quantities are available for loan through the 

Emergency Services program coordinator. An 

8 hour Personal Protective equipment (PPE) and 

Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) 

safety orientation is offered each semester and 

must be completed in order to participate in 

live fire exercises. 


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53237 T01 MTWRF 08:00A-05:00P 

George, J UPARK 151 07/15-08/23 

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FIRE F137 Firefighter I, Series IV 3.0 CR 


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53236 T01 MTWRF 08:00A-05:00P 

George, J UPARK 151 07/15-08/23 

FIRE F202 Fire Protection Hydraulics 3.0 CR 

and Water Supply 

Prerequisites: DEVM F060 or placement into 

DEVM F105; FIRE F101;or permission of instructor. 

Provides a foundation of theoretical knowledge 

in order to understand the principles of the use 

of water in fire protection and their application 

to analyze and solve water supply problems. 

53229 T01 MTWRF 01:00P-05:00P 

George, J UPARK 151 05/13-05/24 

FIRE F206 Building Construction for 3.0 CR 

Fire Protection 

Prerequisites: FIRE F101 or employment or experience 

in related field, such as fire protection, insurance, 

construction architecture, or engineering. 

The components of building construction that 

relate to fire and life safety. Focuses on fire 

fighter safety. Includes elements of construction 

and design of structures shown to be key factors 

when inspecting buildings, preplanning fire 

operations and operating emergencies. 

53230 T01 MTW 01:00P-05:00P 

Rotroff, L UPARK 151 05/28-06/18 

Health - HLTH 

HLTH F100 Medical Terminology 3.0 CR 

Study of medical terminology including analysis 

and origin of word roots, prefixes and suffixes. 

Understanding the word components, students 

will be able to build, spell and define medical 

words. Content will be presented by body systems 

focusing on terms for anatomy, diagnostic, 

laboratory and medical specialties. Includes 

use of medical dictionary, word pronunciation 

and abbreviations. Designed for health care 

professionals. 

53274 T01 TR 10:00A-01:30P 

Wolf, S 604B 411 07/08-08/16 

HLTH F107 Nurse Aide Training 9.0 CR 

Prerequisites: High school graduation or GED; 

Accuplacer reading score of 65 or permission 

of instructor. Student must be in good physical 

condition and have the following immunizations: 

Chickenpox, Hepatitis B series, two MMRs, a 

PPD two-step testing process within previous 12 

months of the clinical component of class. 

Teaches basic nursing skills necessary to assist 

the nurse and be an efficient health care team 

member. Presents positive communication skills 

while providing care of residents’ physical and 

emotional needs in a variety of health care 

settings. Content satisfies the theory and clinical 

skills needed to take the State of Alaska exam 

to become a Certified Nurse Aide. 

53280 T01 MTWRFSa 08:00A-04:30P 

Winfree, C 604B 412 05/23-06/28 

HLTH F110 Professionalism in the 2.0 CR 

Workplace 

Presents skills to ensure success for the professional 

secretary, receptionist, medical worker 

and others. Includes interview skills, business manners, 

customer service and dressing for success. 

53279 T01 MW 09:00A-11:30A 

Samuel, A 604B 411 05/28-07/03 

HLTH F203 Science of Nutrition 

3.0 CR 

lIntroduction to the principles of nutrition 

and its relationship to the life cycle. Focus on 

the importance nutrition plays in personal health 

and how to objectively evaluate nutritional intake 

using scientifically sound resources. 

53272 TE1 TR 05:00P-08:30P 

Ricci, T 604B 411 05/28-07/03 

53436 TF1 MW 05:30P-09:00P 

Ricci, T FTWW 05/29-07/10 

HLTH F208 Human Diseases 

3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: HLTH F100 with a C or higher or 


Introduction to the study of human diseases. 

Pathogenesis, etiology and predisposing factors 

will be examined. The most common diseases and 

disorders of each body system are presented 

along with a review of the pertinent anatomy 

and physiology. Includes the effects of aging 

on the system and the relationship of aging to 

disease. 

53275 TE1 TR 05:00P-08:30P 

Wolf, S 604B 411 07/08-08/16 

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HLTH F261 Medical / Dental Office 2.0 CR 

Reception Practicum 

Prerequisites: HLTH F122; HLTH F132; HLTH 

F234; enrollment by special permission only. 

Provides the student with 80 hours of practicum 

work in a medical or dental office, with 

additional time required for meeting with the 

campus practicum coordinator. Students will be 

expected to perform any and all duties of a 

receptionist in a medical/dental care setting. 

Satisfies practicum experience requirement for 

Medical/Dental Reception certificate. May be 

used to partially satisfy practicum experience 

requirement of Medical Assistant A.A.S. degree 

certificate. 

53278 T01 T 10:00A-11:00A 

Bartlett, C 604B 419 05/28-08/16 

HLTH F267 Medical Assisting Practicum 2.0 CR 

Completion 

Prerequisites: HLTH F122; HLTH F132; HLTH 

F234; HLTH F142; HLTH F244; enrollment by 

special permission only. 

Provides 100 hours of practicum work in the back 

office of a medical clinic for medical assisting 

students. Additional contact time required for 

meeting with the campus practicum coordinator. 

HLTH F267 combined with HLTH F261 provides 

experience equivalent to that in HLTH F268, 

and satisfies the practicum requirement for the 

medical assistant certificate and AAS. 

53276 T01 T 10:00A-11:00A 

Bartlett, C 604B 419 05/28-08/16 

HLTH F268 Medical Assisting Practicum 4.0 CR 

Prerequisites: HLTH F122, HLTH F132, HLTH 

F142, HLTH F234, HLTH F244; enrollment by 

special permission only. 

Provides the student with 180 hours of hands-on 

practicum work in a medical office, with additional 

time required for meeting with the campus 

practicum, coordinator. This is the last course in 

the medical assistant A.A.S. degree and certificate 

program for students who have not taken 

any specialized certificates during their course of 

study. Students will be expected to perform any 

and all duties of a medical assistant in a health 

care setting. The combination of HLTH F261 and 

HLTH F267 may be substituted for HLTH F268 to 

satisfy the degree requirements. 

53277 T01 T 10:00A-11:00A 

Bartlett, C 604B 419 05/28-08/16 

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Human Services - HUMS 

HUMS F232 Human Service Practicum I 3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: Human Services major or minor; 


Integration of human service theory with skillbased 

training through a professional, supervised 

experience in a human service agency. 

Practicum requires 125 hours. Seminar also 

meets one hour per week; student-shared learning, 

peer support and documentation, including 

progress notes, social history, mental status and 

case planning. 

52954 T01 W 12:00P-01:00P 

Parr, R 604B 203 05/29-08/16 

HUMS F233 Human Service Practicum II 3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: HUMS F232. 

Continuation of HUMS F232. Course may be 

repeated once for credit to meet program 

requirements. 

52953 T01 W 12:00P-01:00P 

Parr, R 604B 203 05/29-08/16 

Paralegal Studies - PLS 

A $75 per semester fee for access to Lexis will 

be assessed for one or more PLS courses. This 

fee is in addition to any materials fees. 

PLS F102 Introduction to Paralegal 3.0 CR 

Studies 

Sources of law in the American tripartite 

system of government, with emphasis on state 

and federal court systems. Substantive law is 

studied, including administrative law, business 

organization, civil procedure, contract, criminal, 

employment, family, probate, real estate and 

tort law. Introductory instruction in legal writing 

and legal research using the law library 

and Lexis. 

53241 TE1 T 05:00P-08:30P 

Husted, E 604B 113 05/28-08/13 

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PLS F280 Introduction to Legal 3.0 CR 

Research and Writing 

Prerequisites: PLS F102 or permission of instructor. 

Legal research skills using law library 

methods, computer-assisted legal research and 

the Internet. Read and understand authorities 

from three branches of government: executive, 

legislative and judicial. Emphasis on precedent 

from Alaska and federal court systems. Includes 

writing skills from drafting of law office correspondence 

to preparation of court pleadings 

and briefs. 

53240 TE1 R 05:00P-08:30P 

Husted, E 604B 113 05/30-08/15 

RECREATION - recr 

RECR F193P Distance Running 1.0 CR 

Instruction and training designed to provide 

students with the tools to plan and prepare for 

races of 10K and longer. Particular attention 

will be given to training for a late summer/early 

fall marathon. 

53371 T01 MWF 11:30A-12:45P 

Brinegar, K 604B 05/28-08/16 

RECR F193P Introduction to Inflatable 1.0 CR 

Kayaking 


This course is designed to introduce students to 

the art of expedition tripping with inflatable 

kayaks. We will float down Birch Creek as it 

flows out of the White Mountains and heads 

down towards the Yukon. This float is 126 miles 

of mostly Class I and II water with one Class III 

section that can be run or portaged. Birch Creek 

is a National Wild and Scenic River which starts 

as a quick narrow stream and becomes a slow 

meandering river as it heads towards the Yukon 

flats. The students will be involved with all aspects 

of planning and executing this awesome 

wilderness trip. 

53373 T02 MTWRFSuM 08:00A-05:00P 

Olive, F SRC/Field 07/22-07/29 

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RECR F193P Introduction to Arctic 

Backpacking 

1.0 CR 


This course is designed to introduce students to 

the art of backpacking the Arctic. We will cover 

a wide range of topics regarding multi day hiking 

in the Brooks Range. We will go over route 

planning, food preparation, gear choices, and 

emergency preparedness here in Fairbanks. We 

will then head out for a week long backpacking 

trip in the Brooks Range. This environment will 

provide many opportunities for instruction and 

learning moments. We will specifically discuss 

navigation, river crossings, camp selection, safe 

bear practices and many of the Leave No Trace 

camping ethics that are important while backpacking 

in the Arctic. 

53372 T03 FSuMTWRF 08:00A-05:00P 

Olive, F SRC/Field 06/14-06/21 

sociology - soc 

SOC F100X Individual, Society and 3.0 CR 

Culture 

Prerequisites: Placement in ENGL F111X or 

higher; or permission of instructor. 

lAn examination of the complex social 

arrangements guiding individual behavior and 

common human concerns in contrasting cultural 

contexts. 

TBA TL1 MW 06:30P-09:00P 

Myers, D EIFB 05/29-07/31 

Welding and Materials Technology - WMT 

WMT F103 Welding I 


3.0 CR 

Entry-level course in basic oxyacetylene, 

arc welding and flame cutting. Attendance at 

first two classes is mandatory. 

52957 TE1 MTWRF 05:30P-09:00P 

TBA HTCH 135 06/03-06/28 

WMT F105 Welding II 

3.0 CR 

Prerequisites: WMT F103 or permission of 

instructor. 


Arc welding techniques and basic MIG and 

TIG welding. Attendance at first two classes is 

mandatory. 

52958 TE1 MTWRF 05:30P-09:00P 

TBA HTCH 135 07/08-08/02 

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eLEARNING AND DISTANCE EDUCATION - SUMMER SEMESTER 2013 

UAF eLearning and Distance Education provides an opportunity for you to further your education 

without the constraint of classroom attendance or requiring you to be in a predetermined location. 

eLearning comprises all forms of electronically supported learning and teaching. UAF eLearning has 

over 130 Summer course offerings and a dedicated student service staff to help you succeed! Find 

out more about eLearning and Distance Education at http://elearning.uaf.edu/. 

CRN Dept No Sec Title CR Instructor 

52120 ABUS F101 UX1 Principles of Accounting I 3 Staff U 

52121 ABUS F155 UX1 Business Math 3 STAFF 

52122 ABUS F161 UX1 Personal and Business Finance 3 Kuss H 

52123 ABUS F175 UX1 Customer Service 3 STAFF 

52124 ABUS F210 UX1 Income Tax 3 Kuss H 

52125 ABUS F220 UX1 Microcomputer Acct:Quickbooks 3 Ward K 

53289 ABUS F233 UX1 Financial Management 3 Kuss H 

52126 ABUS F241 UX1 Applied Business Law I 3 Kuss H 

53348 ABUS F242 UX1 Employment Law 3 Kuss H 

52128 ABUS F263 UX1 Public Relations 3 STAFF 

52129 ABUS F271 UX1 Business Communications 3 Maynor M 

52130 ACCT F261 UX1 Accounting Concepts and Uses I 3 Prato A 

52131 ACCT F262 UX1 Accounting Concepts & Uses II 3 Prato A 

52132 AIS F101 UX1 Effective Pers Computer Use 3 Gramatico K 

52133 ANS F111 UX1 History of Alaska Natives 3 Heaton J 

52134 ANS F242 UX1 Native Cultures of Alaska 3 Fazzino D 

52135 ANTH F100X UX1 Individual, Society, & Culture 3 Fazzino D 

52136 ANTH F101 US1 Introduction to Anthropology 3 Maxwell H 

53290 ANTH F221 UX1 Fund of Biological Anthro 3 Hoover K 

53291 ANTH F225 UX1 Anthropology and Race 3 Hoover K 

52137 ANTH F242 UX1 Native Cultures of Alaska 3 Fazzino D 

52138 ANTH F403 UX1 Political Anthropology 3 Fazzino D 

52139 ART F200X UX1 Interrelation Art/Drama/Music 3 Kljaich L 

52140 AVTY F100 UX1 Private Pilot Ground School 4 Dyen F 

52142 BA F281 UX1 Sports Management 3 Staff U 

52144 BA F330 UX1 Legal Environment of Business 4 Eberhart J 

52145 BA F343 UX1 Principles of Marketing 3 Tragis-McCook T 

52146 BA F360 UX1 Operations Management 3 Ross B 

52147 BA F390 UX1 Organizational Theory/Behavior 3 Tisland W 

52148 BIOL F150 US1 Introduction to Marine Biology 3 Delisa S 

52149 CCS F610 UX1 Education & Cultural Processes 3 Barnhardt R 

53292 CCS F611 UX1 Cltr/Cogntn & Knwldg Acquistn 3 Barnhardt R 

52150 CCS F616 UX1 Ed & Socioeconomic Change 3 Barnhardt R 

52151 CCS F631 UX1 Culture, Community & Currclm 3 Barnhardt R 

52152 CIOS F135 UX1 Microcomputer Spreadsheets 3 Budden D 

52153 CIOS F233 UX1 Desktop Publishing 3 Olson H 

52154 CIOS F255 UX1 Mcptr Grphc: Photoshop CS5 3 Moss J 

52155 CITS F220 UX1 Implmtng Internet Tools/Tchnlg 3 STAFF 

52156 CITS F222 UX1 Website Design 3 McMahan J 

52157 COMM F300X UX1 Communicating Ethics 3 Richey J 

52158 CS F101 UX1 Computers and Society 3 Nance K 

52159 CS F102 UX1 Intro to Computer Science 3 Nance K 

52160 CS F103 UX1 Intro to Computer Programming 3 Hay B 

52161 CS F670 UX1 CS for Software Engineers 3 Nance K 

52162 DEVM F050 UX1 Pre-Algebra 3 Bowman L 

52163 DEVM F060 UX1 Elementary Algebra 3 Bowman L 

52164 DEVM F105 UX1 Intermediate Algebra 3 Barnsley A 

52165 ECE F130 UX1 Culture Learning & Young Chld 2 Doughty K 

52166 ECE F210 UX1 Child Guidance 3 Meritt P 

52167 ECE F245 UX1 Overview of Child Development 3 Meritt P 

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52168 ECE F420 UX1 Develop Literacy in Early Yrs 3 Plumb V 

52169 ECON F201 UX1 Prin of Econ I:Microeconomics 3 Little J 

53293 ECON F202 UX1 Prin of Econ II:Macroeconomics 3 Wright C 

52170 ECON F350 UX1 Money and Banking 3 Little J 

53318 ED F431 UX1 Web 2.0 Fund: Part, Prod, Pub 3 Via S 

53345 ED F593 UX1 Special Topics in Education 3 Gatto II M 

52174 ED F601 UX1 Intro Applied Soc Sci Research 3 Roehl R 

52175 ED F603 UX1 Field Study Research Methods 3 Roehl R 

52176 ED F610 UX1 Education & Cultural Processes 3 Barnhardt R 

53297 ED F611 UX1 Cltr/Cogntn & Knwldg Acquistn 3 Barnhardt R 

52177 ED F616 UX1 Ed & Socioeconomic Change 3 Barnhardt R 

52178 ED F631 UX1 Culture, Community & Currclm 3 Barnhardt R 

53294 ED F654 UX1 Digitl Citiznshp, Internet Lgl 3 Lott C 

53295 ED F655 UX1 Online Pedagogy 3 Gering C 

52179 ED F660 UX1 Ed Admin in Cultural Perspctve 3 Barnhardt R 

52181 ED F694 UX1 Dynamic Earth Processes 3 Kaden U 

53300 EDSE F422 UX1 Curr/Strat: High Incidence 3 Healy J 

52182 EDSE F482 UX1 Inclusv Clsrms All Children 3 Healy J 

53302 EDSE F622 UX1 Currclm & Strtg II: High Incid 3 Healy J 

52183 ENGL F111X UX1 Intro to Academic Writing 3 Kline R 

52184 ENGL F111X UX2 Intro to Academic Writing 3 Stealey-Bouta K 

52185 ENGL F111X UX3 Intro to Academic Writing 3 Alonzo R 

52186 ENGL F200X UX1 World Literature 3 Miles C 

52187 ENGL F211X UX1 Academic Writing About Lit 3 STAFF 

52188 ENGL F213X UX1 Acad Writng Social/Natural Sci 3 Stellon ODonnell N 

52189 ENGL F213X UX2 Acad Writng Social/Natural Sci 3 Carter J 

52190 ENGL F314 UX1 Technical Writing 3 Bremicker H 

52191 FLM F105 UX1 History of the Cinema 3 Brigham J 

52192 FLM F308 UX1 Film Criticism 3 Brigham J 

52196 HIST F100X UX1 Modern World History 3 Heaton J 

53351 HIST F100X UX2 Modern World History 3 Cole T 

52197 HIST F110 UX1 History of Alaska Natives 3 Heaton J 

52199 HIST F131 UX1 History of the U.S. 3 Heaton J 

52200 HIST F132 UX1 History of the U.S. 3 Heaton J 

52201 HIST F461 US1 History of Alaska 3 Heaton J 

52202 HLTH F100 UX1 Medical Terminology 3 Russell S 

52203 HLTH F106 UX1 Human Behavior in Health Care 3 Foote T 

52204 HLTH F110 UX1 Professional Skills/Workplace 2 Meyer J 

52205 HLTH F132 UX1 Administrative Procedures I 2 Meyer J 

52206 HLTH F203 UX1 Science of Nutrition 3 Legan R 

52207 HLTH F234 UX1 Administrative Procedures II 4 Meyer J 

52208 HLTH F235 UX1 Medical Coding 4 Russell S 

52209 HSEM F456 UX1 Leadrshp & Inflnce Dur Crisis 3 Carlson C 

52211 JRN F105 UX1 History of the Cinema 3 Brigham J 

52212 JRN F308 UX1 Film Criticism 3 Brigham J 

52213 JRN F413 UX1 Mass Media Law and Regulation 3 Husted E 

52214 JUST F110 UX1 Introduction to Justice 3 Copus G 

53305 JUST F251 UX1 Criminology 3 Duke R 

52215 JUST F300X UX1 Ethics and Justice 3 Copus G 

53306 JUST F345 UX1 Police Problems 3 Duke R 

52216 LAT F101 UX1 Beginning Latin I 3 Strange Jr C 

52217 LAT F102 UX1 Beginning Latin II 3 Strange Jr C 

52218 LS F101X UX1 Library Information & Research 1 Hamblen M 

52219 MATH F103X UX1 Concepts & Contemp Aps of Math 3 VanSpronsen H 

52220 MATH F107X UX1 Functions for Calculus 4 VanSpronsen H 

52221 MATH F108 UX1 Trigonometry 3 Carstens D 

52222 MATH F161X UX1 Algebra for Business & Econ 3 Zinger V 

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52223 MATH F200X UX1 Calculus I 4 Bowman L 

52224 MATH F201X UX1 Calculus II 4 Kimble Jr J 

52225 MATH F202X UX1 Calculus III 4 Massa J 

52226 MATH F205 UX1 Math for Elem School Tchrs I 3 VanSpronsen H 

52227 MATH F206 UX1 Math for Elem School Tchrs II 3 VanSpronsen H 

52228 MATH F262X UX1 Calculus for Business & Econ 4 Bowman L 

52229 MSL F111X UX1 The Oceans 4 Kelley J 

52230 MUS F125 UX1 Enjoying Jazz 2 Harbaugh J 

52231 MUS F200X UX1 Interrelation Art/Drama/Music 3 Kljaich L 

53307 PHIL F102 UX1 Introduction to Philosophy 3 Wilner E 

52234 PHIL F322X UX1 Ethics 3 Wilner E 

52237 PS F101 UX1 Intro to Amer Govt & Politics 3 Lovecraft A 

52238 PS F300X UX1 Ethics and Society 3 Lovecraft A 

52239 PSY F101 UX1 Introduction to Psychology 3 Ashdown B 

52240 PSY F250 UX1 Intro Stats for Behavioral Sci 3 Ashdown B 

52241 PSY F304 UX1 Personality 3 Wolsko C 

52243 PSY F330 UX1 Social Psychology 3 Wolsko C 

52244 PSY F333 UX1 Human Sexualities Across Cltre 3 Greenberg A 

52246 PSY F370 UX1 Drugs and Drug Dependence 3 Skewes M 

52249 SOC F100X UX1 Individual, Society & Culture 3 Greenberg A 

52250 SOC F250 UX1 Intro Stats for Behavioral Sci 3 Ashdown B 

52251 SOC F330 UX1 Social Psychology 3 Wolsko C 

52252 SOC F333 UX1 Human Sexualities Across Cltre 3 Greenberg A 

52253 STAT F200X UX1 Elem Probability & Statistics 3 Massa J 

52254 SWE F670 UX1 CS for Software Engineers 3 Nance K 

53308 SWK F375 UX1 Research Mthds in Social Work 3 Brocious H 

52255 THR F200X UX1 Interrelation Art/Drama/Music 3 Kljaich L 

52256 TTCH F301 UX1 Technology and Society 3 Hester-Croff C 

52257 WGS F332 UX1 Human Sexualities Across Cltre 3 Greenberg A 

53353 WLF F469 UX1 Landscape Ecology/WLF Habitat 3 Huettmann F 

53352 WLF F669 UX1 Landscape Ecology/WLF Habitat 3 Huettmann F 

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Productionist: Vicky Lovell 

This schedule was prepared on the basis of the best information available. All information, including the 

academic calendar, course offerings and course descriptions and statements of tuition and fees, is subject 

to change without notice. The provisions of this bulletin are not to be regarded as an irrevocable contract 

between the student and the University of Alaska Fairbanks. The University reserves the right to change an 

provision or requirements at any time during the period in which this bulletin is in effect. 

2013© UAF Community & Technical College. 

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UAF is an equal opportunity campus/employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, 

religion, age, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, disability, marital status, veteran status, or any 

other occupationally irrelevant criteria. 

Additional support provided by the UAF Office of the Registrar & Business Office. 

The UAF Community & Technical College is part of UAF’s College of Rural and Community Development 

(see www.uaf.edu/rural) 

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UAF Leadership Workshop Series • JUNE 30-JULY 3, 2013 

A daytime workshop series at the UAF Community and Technical College. 

This four-day workshop experience is designed to develop leadership skills in high 

school students. The series is open to those students finishing 9th grade to 12th 

grade as of May 2013. 

Personal Leadership, 

Communicating and 

Motivating Others, Taking 

a Stand, and Service 

Leadership. 

Applications available at www.uafleadership.com 

For more information, email acmiller3@alaska.edu or 

call 474-5942 or online at www.uafleadership.com 

Instructed by: 

Nicole Cundiff and Cara Hollingsworth. 

Fee: $100 paid to NLC (includes fees, 

meals, and program curriculum). 

Needs-based scholarships available. 

Non-credit Leadership Certificate awarded 

after completing all four sessions. 

Apply today! 

Application deadline: 

May 15, 2013 

UAF CTC 

604 Barnette Street 

Fairbanks, AK 99701 

Toll free: (877) 882-8827 

Local: (907) 455-2800 

E-mail: uaf-ctc@alaska.edu 

www.ctc.uaf.edu 

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UAF is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer and educational institution.

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