Iowa County - Kirkwood Community College

College Credit Classes for Spring 2013 

Spring classes start 

January 22, 2013 

www.kirkwood.edu/apply

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CONTENTS 

Registration 1 

Important Dates Spring 2013 I, II 

Tuition and Refunds I, II 

Guide to the Credit Class Schedule 1 

Subject Codes (course/department contact info.) 2 

Arts and Sciences Core Courses 44 

CLASS SCHEDULES 

Learning Services 8 

Linn County 

Cedar Rapids (Main) Campus 9 

Marion Center 20 

Resource Center 22 

Johnson County 

Iowa City Campus 24 

County Centers 

Benton County Center (Vinton) 28 

Cedar County Center (Tipton) 30 

Iowa County Center (Williamsburg) 32 

Jones Regional Education Center (Monticello) 34 

Tippie-Mansfield Center (Belle Plaine) 36 

Washington County Center (Washington) 38 

Distance Learning – Anytime/Anywhere Online Classes 40 

Adult Accelerated Learning Classes 43 

REGISTRATION PRIORITY FOR 

CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTS 

If you’re currently enrolled at Kirkwood, you are allowed 

to register early, depending on your total credits earned 

to date. You will be notified by email of when you can register. 

The information in this publication is preliminary and is subject to change without notice. Check EagleNet for the most up-to-date course information. 

www.kirkwood.edu 

To get your first choice of classes, and some good advice 

about what courses are best for you, see your advisor and 

register during Priority Registration, November 5-12. 

OPEN REGISTRATION 

Spring 2013 sections are open for general registration 

November 13, 10 a.m. 

Overload: 12 credit hours in summer, 18 credit hours in 

spring/fall are considered an overload, and a department 

dean signature is required. 

ADDING A CLASS 

Students must obtain faculty and dean approval 

(signatures) to add a full session class after the term 

starts. 

RESIDENCE QUALIFICATIONS 

319-398-5477 

The One Stop office classifies students as residents or 

nonresidents of Iowa, or as international, for admission 

and tuition purposes. Contact the One Stop office with 

questions. 

TUITION 

kirkwood.edu/tuition 

After you’ve registered for classes, you can see your tuition 

charges by going to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet, logging 

into “EagleNet for Students” with your k number and 

password, then clicking “My Bill by Term.” 

You must have some kind of payment arrangement in 

place by 5 p.m., January 15, 2013. A payment arrangement 

can be federal financial aid (either in process or 

complete), our FACTS payment plan or cash/credit card. 

PRIORITY REGISTRATION SCHEDULE 

To see the Priority Registration schedule, go to 

EagleNet at www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet. 

The dates and times are listed right at the log in 

page. Your registration date and time depends on 

credits you have completed. To find out how many 

completed credits you have, log into EagleNet 

for Students. 

1. Under Academic Profile, click “Degree Audit.” 

2. Choose your program and click “Submit.” 

3. On the first page, your completed credits are 

on the “Combined Credits” line under “Current 

Earned.”

SPRING 2013 

Guide for Credit Classes 

APPLYING FOR ADMISSION 

Go to www.kirkwood.edu/apply. 

Click “New Student Application.” 

Follow the prompts, entering the correct information. 

ACT scores or our placement exams are required for admission. 

SEARCHING FOR CLASSES 

If you have not yet applied for admission to Kirkwood, you can still search 

for classes to see what we have available. 

1. Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet. 

2. Choose EagleNet for Guests. 

3. Click “Search for Sections.” 

4. Select a term and location in which you would like to search for classes. 

Select from the list of subjects in which you are interested. When you are 

done selecting your options, click “Submit” at the bottom of the page. A 

list of available classes and times will appear. 

BEFORE REGISTERING 

It is recommended that all new students meet with an advisor before 

registration. Once you’ve applied to Kirkwood, received a student 

identification number, or “k number,” (example: k0003750) and established 

your password follow these steps to register. 

1. Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet. 

2. Log into “EagleNet for Students” using your k number and password. 

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3. Degree Audit: The Degree Audit function in EagleNet helps you determine 

what classes you still need to complete your degree. 

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desired program from “What if I changed my program of study?” 

and click “Submit.” 

��After you register for classes, run a Degree Audit to confirm you 

are registered for the correct classes for your program. 

4. Meet with an advisor. He or she will use your Degree Audit to determine 

what classes to take based on your specific situation. 

register online > www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet 

REGISTERING FOR CLASSES ONLINE: 

Under “Registration,” you can search for sections. 

Click “Search/Register” for sections 

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“Select” heading. 

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terms and conditions of registration. 

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To see your bill, go to “My Bill by Term” in EagleNet. 

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account. 

Registering by Phone 

319-398-7600 or 877-386-9101 

Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

Registering In Person 

One Stop office, second floor, Kirkwood Hall 

This is a list of class titles 

available during the Spring 

2013 semester. For more 

information about sections, 

class times, dates, locations 

and delivery formats, log into 

EagleNet. 

Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Community College 1

DEPARTMENT INFORMATION . Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 

SPRING 2013 

Subject/Department information 

Subject Department Phone For more information 

AAL Adult Accelerated Learning Resource 398-1050 www.kirkwood.edu/accelerated 

ACC Accounting Business & IT 398-5416 

ADM Administrative Assistant Business & IT 398-5416 In Iowa City contact Steve Abram, coordinator, 887-3629. 

ADN Nursing - Associate Degree Nursing 398-5563 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/nursing for class information, 

and to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet to register. 

AGA Ag - Agronomy Agricultural Sciences 398-5609 

AGB Ag - Farm Management Agricultural Sciences 398-5609 

AGC Ag - Comprehensive Agricultural Sciences 398-5609 

AGE Ag - Equine Agricultural Sciences 398-5609 For professional horse judging, see also AGS-307. 

AGF Ag - Floral Agricultural Sciences 398-5441 

AGH Ag - Horticulture Agricultural Sciences 398-5441 

AGM Ag - Mechanics Agricultural Sciences 398-5609 

AGN Ag - Natural Resources & Forestry Agricultural Sciences 398-5441 

AGP Ag - Precision Agriculture Agricultural Sciences 398-5609 

AGS Ag - Animal Science Agricultural Sciences 398-5609 

AGV Ag - Vet Tech Agricultural Sciences 398-5609 

ANT Anthropology Arts & Humanities 398-4913 

APP Apparel Merchandising Business & IT 398-5416 

ARC Architectural Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 

program conference. 

ART Art Arts & Humanities 398-4956 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 

and to register. 

ASL American Sign Language Career Options 398-5480 Contact Linda Krog, coordinator. Go to 

www.kirkwood.edu/careerop for program information 

and to register for an advising session. 

AUT Automotive Technology Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


BCA Business Computer Applications Business & IT 398-5416 In Iowa City contact Steve Abram, coordinator, 887-3629. 

BIO Biology Math/Science 398-5516 

BUS Business Business & IT 398-5416 

CAD Computer Aided Design Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


CHM Chemistry Math/Science 398-5516 

CIS Computer Information Systems Business & IT 398-5416 In Iowa City contact Joe DeMaria, coordinator, 887-3643. 

CLS Cultural Studies Social Sciences 398-4911 

COM Communication Learning Services 398-5574 For COM-710, call Business & IT, 398-5416. For all 

other COM classes, call Learning Services. 

CON Construction Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


CRJ Criminal Justice Career Options 398-4823 Contact Michael Penrod, coordinator. Go to 



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register online > www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet

egister online > www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet 

Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . DEPARTMENT INFORMATION 

CRR Collision Repair & Refinish Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


CSC Computer Science Business & IT 398-5416 For CSC-110 Intro to Computers, call Business & IT. 

In Iowa City contact Joe DeMaria, coordinator, 887-3643. 

Math/Science 398-5516 For CSC-142, 153, and 160, contact Cate Sheller, Math/ 

Science. 

DAN Dance Arts & Humanities 398-4913 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


DEA Dental Assistant Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


DEN Dental Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


DHY Dental Hygiene Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


DLT Dental Lab Technology Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


DRA Film and Theatre Arts & Humanities 398-4913 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 

and to register. Play rehearsals are Monday through 

Friday, 3:30-6:30 p.m. Interested students should keep 

those times free. 

DRF Drafting Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


DSL Diesel Agricultural Sciences 398-5609 

ECE Early Childhood Education Career Options 398-1258 Contact Melanie Nollsch, coordinator. Go to www. 

kirkwood.edu/careerop for program information and to 

register for an advising session. 

ECN Economics Social Sciences 398-4911 

EDU Education Career Options 398-5551 Contact Jack Terndrup, coordinator. Go to www.kirkwood. 

edu/careerop for program information and to register for 

an advising session. 

EGR Engineering Math/Science 398-5516 

EGT Engineering Technology Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


ELT Electronics Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


EMS Emergency Medical Services Allied Health 398-1269 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


END Electroneurodiagnostic Tech Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


ENG English Composition English 398-4998 Students enrolling in composition courses must have 

qualifying ACT or COMPASS scores, or college transcripts 

showing successful completion of appropriate 

prerequisites. 

Learning Services 398-5574 Call Learning Services, 398-5574, for information on 

ENG-013, ENG-070. For all other English Composition 

courses, call the English department. 

ENV Environmental Science Math/Science 398-5516 

ESI ESL - Intensive English 398-4998 For ELA placement testing and registration. 

EXS Exercise Science Math/Science 398-5516 

FIN Finance Business & IT 398-5416 

FIR Fire Science Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


FLF Foreign Language - French Arts & Humanities 398-4913 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 




FLG Foreign Language - German Arts & Humanities 398-4913 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


FLS Foreign Language - Spanish Arts & Humanities 398-4913 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 

and to register. In Iowa City contact Bridget Malone, 

coordinator, 887-3618. 

GEO Geography Social Sciences 398-4911 

GIS Geographic Information Systems Business & IT 398-5416 

GRA Graphic Communications Business & IT 398-5416 

HCM Hospitality, Culinary & Management Hospitality Arts 848-8770 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


HCR Heating and Air Conditioning Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


HIS History Social Sciences 398-4911 

HIT Health Information Technology Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


HSC Health Science Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


Nursing 398-5563 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


Nurse Aide 398-5438 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


HSV Human Services Career Options 398-5899, 

ext. 5715 

Contact Jody Weigel, coordinator. Go to 



HUM Humanities Arts & Humanities 398-4913 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 

and to register. See also Art, Drama, Literature, Music, 

Philosophy and Religion. 

IND Industrial Technology Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


INT Interior Design Business & IT 398-5416 

ITP Interpreting Career Options 398-5480 Contact Linda Krog, coordinator. Go to 



LIT Literature English 398-4998 A prerequisite of Composition I is required for any 

Literature course. College transcripts showing successful 

completion of Composition I are required. 

MAP Medical Assistant Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


MAS Masonry Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


MAT Mathematics Math/Science 398-5516 Students enrolling in mathematics courses must have 

qualifying ACT or COMPASS scores, or college transcripts 

showing successful completion of appropriate 

prerequisites. 


MAT-052, MAT-095, MAT-700 and MAT-731. For all other 

math courses, call the Math/Science department. 

MFG Manufacturing Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


MGT Management Business & IT 398-5416 

MIL Military and ROTC Business & IT 398-5416 

MKT Marketing Business & IT 398-5416 

MLT Medical Lab Tech Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 




egister online > www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet 


MMS Mass Media Studies Career Options 398-4953 Contact Rose Kodet, coordinator. Go to 



MTR Medical Transcription Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


MUA Music - Applied Arts & Humanities 398-4956 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 

and to register. Private Music Lessons (14 lessons). After 

registering, contact your instructor to sign up for a lesson 

time and start date. In Iowa City, sign up for a piano or 

voice lesson in ICCR 251. Note: A material fee applies to 

private lesson instruction, and neither tuition nor fees are 

refundable past the 10th day of the term. 

MUS Music - General Arts & Humanities 398-4956 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


NET Computer Networking Business & IT 398-5416 In Iowa City contact Joe DeMaria, coordinator, 887-3643. 

OTA Occupational Therapy Assistant Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


PEA Physical Education - Activities Math/Science 398-5516 

PEC Physical Education - Coaching Math/Science 398-5516 

PEH Physical Education - General & Health Math/Science 398-5516 

PEV Physical Education - Intercollegiate Math/Science 398-5516 Contact the Math/Science department to register. 

PHI Philosophy Arts & Humanities 398-4913 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


PHR Pharmacy Technician Allied Health 398-5438 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


PHS Physical Science Math/Science 398-5516 

PHY Physics Math/Science 398-5516 

PLU Plumbing Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


PNN Nursing - Practical Nursing 398-5563 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/nursing for class information. 

Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet to register. 

POL Political Science Social Sciences 398-4911 

PRL Paralegal Career Options 398-5576 Contact Greg Clevenger, coordinator. Go to 



PSY Psychology Social Sciences 398-4911 

PTA Physical Therapist Assistant Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


PWL Powerline Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


RCP Respiratory Therapist Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


RDG Reading English 398-4998 


RDG-200. For all other Reading courses, call the English 

department. 

REL Religion Arts & Humanities 398-4913 

SCI Science Math/Science 398-5516 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


SDV Student Development Student Development 398-5471 


SDV-052, SDV-077, SDV-080, SDV-084, SDV-086 and 

SDV-101. For all other Reading courses, call the Student 

Development office. 

Library Services 398-5697 Call Library Services, 398-5697, for information 

on Information Literacy SDV-119. 



SOC Sociology Social Sciences 398-4911 

SPC Speech Arts & Humanities 398-4913 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


SUR Surgical Technology Allied Health 398-5566 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


ULT Utilities Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet for class information 


WAT Water Environmental Tech Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech for registration 

information. 

WEL Welding Industrial Technologies 398-4983 Go to www.kirkwood.edu/industrialtech to register for a 


Additional Kirkwood Locations 

Benton County Center 111 West 3rd Street, Vinton 319-472-2318 

Cedar County Center 1410 Cedar Street, Tipton 563-886-3101 

Iowa City Campus 1816 Lower Muscatine Rd., Iowa City 319-887-3658 

Iowa City Learning Center 1810 Lower Muscatine Rd., Iowa City 319-887-3656 

Iowa County Center 200 West Street, Williamsburg 319-668-2461 

Jones Regional Education Center 220 Welter Drive, Monticello 319-465-2302 

Marion Center 2900 8th Avenue, Marion 319-398-1052 

Resource Center 1030 5th Ave. SE, Cedar Rapids 319-398-1050 

Tippie-Mansfield Center 1214 9th Ave., Belle Plaine 319-444-2549 

Washington County Center 111 Westview, Washington 319-653-4655 

Distance Learning–Anytime/Anywhere (ATAW) 319-398-4958 

Distance Learning–Kirkwood Telecommunications System (KTS) 319-398-1262 

County Centers 

Kirkwood operates learning centers in each county of the 

college’s service area. Each center offers a large selection 

of college credit courses, making it possible for a student to 

earn an associate of arts degree at a location close to home. 

Besides college credit courses, each center provides 

continuing education classes, high school completion 

programs and GED testing services. 

Kirkwood Telecommunications System (KTS) uses interactive 

television to bring college credit courses to our seven-county 

service area. Faculty interact with students at each location 

via microphones and TV cameras in the classrooms. 



Testing Requirements 

As of January 2012, all new students registering for more than six 

credit hours are required to take the Compass test prior to registration, 

unless they meet one of the following exemptions * : 

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writing classes at a regionally accredited college. 

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of scores to Kirkwood. Math scores are considered valid for two 

years while reading and writing scores are valid for three years. 

*Allow at least two weeks for these exemptions to be evaluated. 

Kirkwood Community College uses assessment data to increase 

student success and overall institutional effectiveness. 

Assessment data, combined with thoughtful interpretation by 

faculty, staff and administrators, allows the college to make high 

quality decisions related to instruction and institutional priorities. 

Due to the importance of the assessment process, the Compass 

placement test is offered for free at all Kirkwood locations, as 

well as partner institutions in Iowa and across the nation (charges 

may apply at other institutions). 



ALSO OFFERED: 

ADN Nursing - Associate Degree 

DEA Dental Assistant 

DHY Dental Hygiene 

DLT Dental Lab Technology 

END Electroneurodiagnostic Tech 

HCM Hospitality, Culinary & Management 

HIT Health Information Technology 

MAP Medical Assistant 

MLT Medical Lab Tech 

MTR Medical Transcription 

OTA Occupational Therapy Assistant 

PNN Nursing - Practical 

PTA Physical Therapist Assistant 

RCP Respiratory Therapist 

SUR Surgical Technology 

Specific course and schedule information for these subject 

areas are not listed in this book. Contact the department (see 

pages 2-5) for complete class schedule information and to 

register, or go to www.kirkwood.edu/eaglenet. 

Exceptions with partial course listings: 

DEN Dental 

EMS Emergency Medical Services 

HSC Health Science 


LEARNING SERVICES . Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 

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SPRING 2013 

Learning Services 

2063 Cedar Hall | 319-398-5574 | 800-332-2055, ext. 5574 

www.kirkwood.edu/learning services 

Learning Services offers supplemental and preparatory instruction, including 

classroom and individualized instruction, Internet and computer-based 

instruction, aptitude and skills assessment, counseling and advising, or 

peer tutoring. The department also arranges special accommodations for 

students with learning disabilities, such as sign language interpreters or 

textbooks on CD. 

COM Communication 

COM-222 Communication-Health Care Prof 3 

COM-723 Workplace Communications 3 

COM-744 Oral Communication/Workplace 3 

ENG English Compostion 

ENG-013 Basic Writing 3 

ENG-070 Personal Achievement Writing 1 

MAT Mathematics 

MAT-052 Pre-Algebra 3 

MAT-095 Personal Achievement Math 1 

MAT-700 Basic Math 3 

MAT-731 Introduction to Math 2 

RDG Reading 

RDG-200 College reading 3 

SDV Student Development 

SDV-052 Supported Education 1 



SDV-077 Supported Education – VITAL 3 

SDV-080 Supported Ed: Transition 1 

SDV-101 How to be Successful 3 

Kirkwood Community College . Spring 2013 

College Prep Block 

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scores are required. Call 398-5574 to register. 


MAT-095 Person Achievement Math 1 




SPRING 2013 MAIN CAMPUS 

Cedar Rapids 

ACC Accounting 

ACC-100 Acctg Concepts for Bus Plan � 1 

ACC-111 Introduction to Accounting 3 

ACC-152 Financial Accounting 4 

ACC-156 Managerial Accounting � 4 

ACC-191 Financial Analysis � 3 

ACC-200 Professionalism: Acct Club 1 

ACC-222 Cost Accounting � 4 

ACC-232 Intermediate Accounting II � 4 

ACC-311 Computer Accounting � 3 

ACC-313 Accounting Applications � 4 

ACC-491 Accounting Capstone � 3 

ACC-949 Special Topics � 1 

ACC-949 Special Topics � 2 

ADM Administrative Assistant 

ADM-105 Introduction to Keyboarding 1 

ADM-133 Business Math & Calculators � 3 

ADM-154 Business Communication � 3 

ADM-163 Office Concepts & Procedures � 3 

ADM-165 Information Processing � 3 

ADM-176 Electronic Records System 3 

ADM-928 Independent Study 1 

AGA Ag - Agronomy 

AGA-114 Principles of Agronomy 3 

AGA-165 Agricultural Fertilizer & Chem 3 

AGA-209 Row Crop Production 3 

AGA-376 Integrated Pest Management 3 

AGA-880 Forage Crop Management 3 

AGA-948 Special Projects 3 




Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . CEDAR RAPIDS MAIN CAMPUS 

AGB Ag - Farm Management 

AGB-101 Agricultural Economics 3 

AGB-133 Introduction to Ag Business 3 

AGB-235 Intro to Agriculture Markets 3 

AGB-321 Ag Procedures & Safety 2 

AGB-330 Farm Business Management 3 

AGB-332 Agricultural Advertising/Merch 3 

AGB-466 Agricultural Finance 3 

AGC Ag - Comprehensive 

AGC-103 Ag Computer 3 

AGC-115 Ag Career Orientation 1 

AGC-130 Mathematics I - Agriculture 3 

AGC-160 Intro to Technical Chemistry 4 

AGC-210 Employment Seminar 1 

AGC-313 Leadership in Agriculture 1 

AGC-314 Leadership in Agriculture 2 

AGC-932 Internship 2 





AGE Ag - Equine 

AGE-104 Total Fitness for the Rider 1 

AGE-109 Horsemanship II 3 

AGE-110 Intro to Basic Riding 2 

AGE-111 Advanced Western Horsemanship � 2 

AGE-161 Instructing Horsemanship � 3 

AGE-170 Health and Performance Mgmt 3 

AGE-172 Equine Ground Work 2 

AGE-185 Eq Facilities Maint/Mechanics 2 

AGE-202 Eq Genetics & Breeding Mgt 3 

AGE-206 Advanced Breeding Management � 2 

AGE-211 Equine Business Mngmt I 3 

AGE-231 Training II � 3 

AGE-240 Fundamentals of Training 3 

AGE-246 Long Lining & Driving Tech 3 

AGE-270 Equestrian Drill Team 2 

AGF Ag - Floral 

AGF-122 Floral Plant Ident/Care II 2 

AGF-135 Floral Careers Plant Propagati 2 

AGF-142 Floral Design II � 3 

AGF-152 Retail Flower Shop Oper II � 4 

AGF-162 Event Planning II � 1 

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AGH Ag - Horticulture 

AGH-102 Horticulture Math 3 

AGH-112 Intro to Turfgrass Management 3 

AGH-120 Herbaceous Plant Materials 3 

AGH-131 Greenhouse Management 3 

AGH-141 Equipment Operations 3 

AGH-144 Landscape Construction/Design 3 

AGH-152 Landscape Design Techniques 3 

AGH-156 Landscape Design II � 3 

AGH-158 Computer Apps/Landscape Ind � 2 

AGH-163 Irrigation Design � 2 

AGH-211 Advanced Turfgrass Management � 3 

AGH-238 Soil and Water Conservation 3 

AGH-253 Insects and Diseases 3 

AGH-279 Botany for Horticulture 2 

AGH-282 Pesticide App Cert-Hort 1 

AGH-293 Landscape Business Operations 2 

AGH-301 Sustainable Site Management 2 

AGH-411 Grounds Computer Applications 3 

AGH-425 Grounds Maintenance 3 

AGH-460 Design Capstone � 2 

AGM Ag - Mechanics 

AGM-103 Agricultural Electrical � 3 

AGM-406 Fundamentals of Power Transfer 3 

AGM-409 Agricultural Diagnosis � 13 

AGM-414 Fund of Air Conditioning 2 

AGM-419 Machinery Servicing 3 

AGN Nat Resources/Forest 

AGN-105 Applications of Nat Resources 3 

AGN-220 Avian Wildlife 3 

AGN-223 Aquatic Wildlife 3 

AGN-226 Mammalian Wildlife 3 

AGN-235 Park and Recreation Admin 3 

AGN-240 Natural Resources Interpret 3 

AGN-250 Park Maintenance Programs 3 

AGN-260 Wildland Firefighter Training 3 

AGP Ag - Precision Ag 

AGP-329 Introduction to GPS 3 

AGP-333 Precision Farming Systems 3 

AGP-405 Intro to ArcView 3 

AGP-425 Agricultural Spatial Analysis � 3 

AGP-436 Precision Ag Hardware � 3 


AGS Ag - Animal Science 

AGS-214 Domestic Animal Physiology 3 

AGS-279 Livestock Merchandising 2 

AGS-350 Artificial Insemin of Cattle 1 

AGS-425 Swine Systems Management 3 

AGS-441 Livestock Housing & Equipment � 3 

AGS-551 Beef Science Management 3 

AGS-555 Beef/Cow Calf Production 3 

AGV Ag - Vet Tech 

AGV-101 Veterinary Assisting 3 

AGV-107 Pharmacy Skills 3 

AGV-120 Veterinary Medical Terminology 1 

AGV-140 Veterinary Pharmacology � 3 

AGV-143 Canine and Feline Nutrition 3 

AGV-146 Large Animal Care � 3 

AGV-161 Animal Nursing I � 3 

AGV-163 Animal Nursing III � 3 

AGV-167 Vet Clinic Pathology I � 3 

AGV-169 Vet Clinic Pathology III � 3 

AGV-171 Large Animal & Poultry Med � 4 

AGV-179 Lab Animal Medicine � 1 

AGV-190 Animal Welfare & Shelter Mgmt 4 

AGV-191 Animal Behavior & Restraint 3 

AGV-192 Shelter Medicine 3 

AGV-193 Vehicle Safety & Operations 1 

AGV-194 Disaster Animal Response Trng 1 

AGV-197 Basic Animal Investigation Tec � 3 

AGV-198 Wildlife ID & Management 2 

AGV-199 Veterinary Forensics 3 

AGV-201 Pet Grooming I 3 

AGV-202 Pet Grooming II � 3 

AGV-203 Pet Grooming III � 3 

AGV-204 Pet Grooming IV � 3 

AGV-300 Clinical Vet Experience � 2 

AGV-401 Grooming Shop Mgmt II 3 

ANT Anthropology 

ANT-105 Cultural Anthropology 3 

ANT-924 Honors Project 1 

APP Apparel Merchandising 

APP-170 Fashion Trends/Consumer Analys 3 

APP-220 Fashion Show Procedures � 3 

APP-240 Fashion Design 3 


ART Art 

ART-101 Art Appreciation 3 

ART-133 Drawing 3 

ART-134 Drawing II � 3 

ART-138 Figure Drawing � 3 

ART-143 Painting 3 

ART-144 Painting II � 3 

ART-157 Printmaking 3 

ART-158 Printmaking II � 3 

ART-163 Sculpture 3 

ART-164 Sculpture II � 3 

ART-165 Sculpture III � 3 

ART-173 Ceramics 3 

ART-174 Ceramics II � 3 

ART-175 Ceramics III � 3 

ART-184 Photography 3 

ART-185 Photography II � 3 

ART-186 Digital Photography 3 

ART-204 Art History II 3 

ART-220 Ceramics IV � 3 

ART-290 Projects in Photography 1 

ART-301 Design Fundamentals 3 

ART-420 Glass I 3 

ART-422 Glass II � 3 

ART-423 Glass III � 3 

ART-924 Honors Project 1 

ART-928 Independent Study 3 



ASL American Sign Language 

ASL-141 American Sign Language I 4 

ASL-171 American Sign Language II � 4 

ASL-241 American Sign Language III � 3 

ASL-271 American Sign Language IV 3 

BCA Business Computer Appl 

BCA-136 Advanced Word Processing 3 

BCA-138 Adv Word Processing Apps � 3 

BCA-179 PowerPoint Multimedia 3 

BCA-189 Microcomputer Literacy 1 

BCA-205 Database/Spreadsheets 3 

BCA-213 Intermediate Computer Bus Apps � 3 

BCA-290 Web Design Principles � 3 

BCA-302 Graphics/Multimedia for Web 3 

BCA-320 Applied Web Technologies � 3 

BCA-800 Web Technologies Capstone � 3 



BIO Biology 

BIO-104 Introductory Biology w/Lab 3 

BIO-110 Basic Biological Concepts 3 

BIO-112 General Biology I � 4 

BIO-113 General Biology II � 4 

BIO-151 Nutrition 3 

BIO-154 Human Biology 3 

BIO-161 Basic Anatomy and Physiology 3 

BIO-168 Human Anatomy/Phys I w/Lab 4 

BIO-173 Human Anatomy/Phys II w/Lab � 4 

BIO-177 Human Anatomy 4 

BIO-180 Human Physiology � 4 

BIO-181 Homeostatic Physiology � 3 

BIO-186 Microbiology 4 

BIO-189 Microbes and Society 3 

BIO-190 Introduction to Biotechnology 3 

BIO-195 Human Evolution 3 

BUS Business 

BUS-102 Introduction to Business 3 

BUS-146 Small Business Plan Strategies � 3 

BUS-149 Small Business Financial Mgmt 3 

BUS-161 Human Relations 3 

BUS-185 Business Law I 3 

BUS-190 Professionalism: BPA 1 

BUS-191 Professionalism: SIFE 1 

BUS-192 Professionalism: DECA 1 

BUS-290 Employ Search/Workpl Success 1 

BUS-928 Independent Study 3 

BUS-932 Internship 3 




CHM Chemistry 

CHM-110 Introduction to Chemistry 3 

CHM-111 Introduction to Chemistry Lab � 1 

CHM-132 Intro Organic & Biochemistry 4 

CHM-165 General Chemistry I 4 

CHM-175 General Chemistry II � 4 

CHM-272 Organic Chemistry II � 4.5 


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CIS Computer Programming 

CIS-121 Introduction to Programming Logic 3 

CIS-128 Programming Concepts 3 

CIS-135 Microcomputer Operating System 3 

CIS-172 Java � 4 

CIS-176 Java II � 4 

CIS-181 Java III � 4 

CIS-207 Fundamentals of Web Program 3 

CIS-280 Client Side Scripting � 3 

CIS-307 Intro to Databases � 3 

CIS-332 Database & SQL 3 

CIS-334 PHP/Apache/MySQL � 3 

CIS-622 .Net Programing I 3 

CIS-626 .Net Programing III 3 

CIS-630 Cyber Law & Ethics 3 

CLS Cultural Studies 

CLS-151 UC: Latin America 3 

CLS-159 UC: Indigenous Centrl America 3 

CLS-165 UC: Modern Japan 3 

CLS-167 UC: Modern China 3 

CLS-180 American Pluralism 3 


COM-222 Communication-Health Care Prof 3 

COM-710 Basic Communications � 3 


COM-744 Oral Communication/Workplace 3 

CON Construction 

CON-134 Surveying and Site Layout 2 

CON-274 Carpentry Lab II 8 

CON-312 Bldg Const Sys II-Carpentry � 2 

CON-321 Residential Estimating 2 

CON-932 Internship 1 

CRJ Criminal Justice 

CRJ-100 Intro to Criminal Justice 3 

CRJ-101 Ethics in Criminal Justice � 3 

CRJ-111 Police and Society 3 

CRJ-120 Introduction to Corrections � 3 

CRJ-130 Criminal Law 3 

CRJ-133 Constitutional Criminal Proc � 3 

CRJ-141 Criminal Investigation 3 

CRJ-200 Criminology � 3 


CRJ-201 Juvenile Delinquency 3 

CRJ-202 Cultural Awareness-CJ Pract � 3 

CRJ-220 Community-Based Corrections � 3 

CRJ-222 Correctional Treatment Methods � 3 

CRJ-232 Community Policing & Prob Solv � 3 

CRJ-924 Honors Project 1 

CRJ-928 Independent Study 1 

CRJ-932 Internship � 2 






CSC Computer Science 

CSC-110 Intro to Computers 3 

CSC-142 Computer Science 4 

CSC-153 Data Structures � 4 

CSC-160 Software Design & Development � 4 

DEA Dental Assistant 

DEA-285 Oral Pathology for DA � 1 

DEA-403 Dental Materials 3 

DEA-517 Dental Assisting I 3.5 

DEA-518 Dental Assisting II � 1.5 

DEA-580 Dental Assisting Clinic I � 4 

DEA-610 Specialty Dentistry � 4.5 

DEN Dental 

DEN-100 Fundamentals of Dentistry 3.5 

DEN-120 Dental Anatomy 3 

DEN-130 Head and Neck Anatomy 1.5 

DEN-200 Preventive Dentistry 2 

DEN-220 Dental Nutrition � 1 

DEN-300 Dental Radiography � 3 

DHY Dental Hygiene 

DHY-140 General & Oral Pathology � 2 

DHY-186 Dental Hygiene II � 4 

DHY-306 Dental Hygiene V � 5 


DLT Dental Lab Technology 

DLT-253 Intro to Partial Dentures � 5 

DLT-254 Intro to Crown and Bridge � 5 

DLT-445 Orthodontics � 3 

DLT-451 Adv Fixed Dent Prosthodontics � 12 

DLT-452 Adv Removable Dent Prosthodont � 12 

DLT-565 Occlusion 2 

DRA Film and Theatre 

DRA-101 Introduction to Theatre 3 

DRA-116 Film Analysis 3 

DRA-130 Acting I 3 

DRA-132 Acting II � 3 

DRA-172 Technical Theatre Lab 1 

DRA-230 Acting Lab 1 

DRA-928 Independent Study 2 



DSL Diesel 

DSL-143 Fundamentals of Electricity 3 

DSL-543 Truck Clutches 3 

ECE Early Childhood Educ 

ECE-103 Intro to Early Childhood Ed 3 

ECE-133 Child Health/Safety/Nutrition 3 

ECE-158 ECE Curriculum I 3 

ECE-159 ECE Curriculum II � 3 

ECE-170 Child Growth and Development 3 

ECE-221 Inf/Toddler Care & Education � 3 

ECE-243 Early Childhood Guidance � 3 

ECE-262 ECE Field Experience � 3 

ECN Economics 

ECN-120 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 

ECN-130 Principles of Microeconomics 3 

EDU Education 

EDU-110 Exploring Teaching 3 

EDU-119 Behavior Management 3 

EDU-129 Inclusion and Adaptation 3 

EDU-200 Topics in Education 1 

EDU-212 Educational Foundations 3 

EDU-240 Educational Psychology � 3 



EDU-248 Exceptional Persons � 3 

EDU-279 Transition Services 3 

EDU-810 Field Experience � 3 

EDU-928 Independent Study 1 

EGR Engineering 

EGR-160 Engineering I 3 

EGR-170 Materials Science � 3 

EGR-180 Statics � 3 

EGR-280 Dynamics � 3 

EGR-285 Intro to Electrical Science � 4 

EGR-290 Thermodynamics � 3 

EGR-380 Mechanics of Deformable Bodies � 3 

ELT Electronics 

ELT-152 Industrial Maintenance I 4 

ELT-211 Motor Control Circuits � 4 

ELT-224 Motors and Transformers � 5 

ELT-255 Programmable Logic Controllers � 6 

ELT-304 Intro to Electrical Circuits � 4 

ELT-341 Electric Circuits II � 5 

ELT-395 Advanced Electrical Circuits � 5 

ELT-400 Local Loop 3 

ELT-438 Data Acquisition & Analysis 2 

ELT-443 Multiplexing I 3 

ELT-455 Transmission Circuits I 3 

ELT-500 LAN Design & Protocols � 3 

ELT-506 Router Basics � 3 

ELT-517 Active Devices I: Transis/Ampl � 6 

ELT-521 Communication Electronics II � 4 

ELT-621 Microprocessors II � 4 

ELT-726 Industrial Drives and Devices � 3 

ELT-845 Design Projects 4 

ELT-860 HVAC Systems and Controls � 6 

ELT-924 Honors Project 1 

ELT-928 Independent Study 1 

EMS Emergency Medical Serv 

EMS-200 Emergency Medical Technician 8 

EMS-641 Intro to Paramedicine � 3 

EMS-642 Pharm for Paramedicine � 3 

EMS-650 Med and Psych Emergencies � 4 

EMS-651 Paramedic Fieldwork � 4 

EMS-652 Paramedic Clinical III � 4 

EMS-653 Paramedic III � 1 


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ENG English Composition 



ENG-101 Elements of Writing 3 

ENG-105 Composition I � 3 

ENG-106 Composition II � 3 

ENG-108 Comp II: Technical Writing � 3 

ENG-120 College Writing � 5 

ENG-150 Fundamentals of Engl Grammar 3 

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ENG-225 Creative Writing: Poetry � 3 

ENG-233 Creative Writing: Short Fict � 3 

ENV Environmental Science 

ENV-115 Environmental Science 3 

ESI Intensive Engl Sec Lang 

ESI-006 L1 ELA Reading & Vocabulary 3 

ESI-007 L1 ELA Listen & Conversation 3 

ESI-010 L1 ELA Phonetic/Pronunciation 3 

ESI-011 L1 ELA Grammar 4 

ESI-014 L1 ELA Writing 2 

ESI-016 L2 ELA Writing � 2 

ESI-018 L2 ELA Grammar � 4 

ESI-019 L2 ELA Listen Skills/Culture � 3 

ESI-021 L2 ELA Phonetic/Pronunciation � 3 

ESI-023 L2 ELA Reading & Vocabulary � 3 


ESI-038 L3 ELA Grammar � 4 

ESI-039 L3 ELA Listen/Convers/Culture � 3 

ESI-040 L3 ELA Phonetic/Pronunciation � 3 


ESI-062 L4 ELA Culture/Conversation � 3 


ESI-064 L4 ELA Grammar and Usage � 3 


ESI-069 L4 ELA Presentations � 3 

ESI-090 L5 ELA Culture & Conversation � 3 

FIN Finance 

FIN-121 Personal Finance 3 

FIN-123 Entrepreneurial Finance � 3 

FIN-130 Principles of Finance � 3 


FIR Fire 

FIR-124 Building Construction 3 

FIR-130 Fundamentals of Fire Prevention 3 

FIR-180 Chemistry of Hazardous Materials 3 

FIR-280 Instructional Techniques of the Fire Service 3 

FIR-330 Fire Service Company Officer 3 

FLF Foreign Language-French 

FLF-142 Elementary French II 4 

FLF-242 Intermediate French II � 4 

FLG Foreign Language-German 

FLG-142 Elementary German II 4 

FLG-242 Intermediate German II � 4 

FLS Foreign Language-Spanish 

FLS-118 Spanish for Prof: Hospitality 3 

FLS-128 Convers Spanish 3 

FLS-142 Elementary Spanish II 4 

FLS-241 Intermediate Spanish I � 4 

FLS-242 Intermediate Spanish II � 4 

FLS-924 Honors Project 1 

FLS-928 Independent Study 3 



GEO Geography 

GEO-121 World Regional Geography 3 

GEO-162 Geography of Iowa 3 


GIS Geographic Info Systems 

GIS-112 Introduction to ArcGIS 3 

GIS-120 Geospatial Data Collection � 3 

GIS-122 Governmental GIS � 3 

GIS-214 Internet Mapping Services 3 

GIS-240 GIS Projects � 3 

GRA Graphic Communications 

GRA-101 Survey of Graphic Communicatio 3 

GRA-127 Illustrator I � 3 

GRA-128 Illustrator II 3 

GRA-131 Digital Layout � 3 

GRA-132 Digital Layout II 3 

GRA-140 Digital Imaging � 3 

GRA-141 Digital Imaging II � 3 

GRA-152 Web Design II � 4.5 

GRA-153 Web Media II � 3 

GRA-192 Production Techniques � 4.5 

GRA-199 Graphic Communication Job Shad 1 

HCR Heating & Air Condition 

HCR-450 Electrical Apps for HVAC II � 3 

HCR-600 Pipe Joining Methods 3 

HCR-610 HVAC Installation II � 7 

HCR-932 Internship 1 

HIS History 

HIS-121 Ancient Mediterranean World 3 

HIS-122 Europe-Age of Monarchy 3 

HIS-123 Europe-Age of Revolution 3 

HIS-124 Europe-Age of Nationalism 3 

HIS-151 U.S. History to 1877 3 

HIS-152 U.S. History Since 1877 3 

HIS-221 Holocaust/Genocide:Mem & Lit 3 

HIS-254 American Indian History 3 

HIS-291 History of Science 3 

HIT Health Information Tech 

HIT-550 Prof Practice Experience I 2.5 

HIT-553 Prof Practice Experience IV � 3 



HSC Health Sciences 

HSC-107 Professionals in Health 2 

HSC-115 Medical Terminology 4 

HSC-117 Basic Medical Terminology 2.5 

HSC-157 Professional Roles in HC 3 

HSC-160 Healthcare Communic/Comprehen 3 

HSC-169 Comm in HC Environment 3 

HSC-210 Health Skills I 1 

HSC-924 Honors Project 1 

HSV Human Services 

HSV-100 Mandatory Reporting Prep 1 

HSV-101 Human Serv Career Orientation 3 

HSV-110 Human Serv Policy & Programs � 3 

HSV-120 Observation Skills � 3 

HSV-131 Basic Problem Solving Skills � 3 

HSV-282 Health & Psychosocial Rehab � 3 

HSV-287 Counseling Theories & Techniq � 3 

HSV-292 Substance Abuse & Treatment � 3 

HSV-800 Human Service Fld Exp/Seminar 6 

HSV-813 Alc & Drug Couns Fld Exp I � 6 

HUM Humanities 

HUM-105 Working in America 3 

HUM-116 Encounters in Humanities 3 

HUM-123 U.S. Film History 3 

HUM-142 Popular Culture 3 

HUM-190 Culture and Technology 3 

HUM-924 Honors Project 1 

INT Interior Design 

INT-111 Interior Design II � 4 

INT-113 Portfolio Assessment � 1 

INT-118 CAD for Interior Design II � 3 

INT-300 Textiles for Interior Design 3 

INT-302 Color Theory 3 

INT-305 SketchUp for Interior Design � 1 

INT-306 Photoshop for Interior Design � 1 

INT-313 Contract Design � 4 

INT-932 Internship 3 


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Main Campus/CR


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ITP Interpreting 

ITP-222 Interpreting II � 3 

ITP-924 Honors Project 1 

ITP-954 Practicum & Seminar � 6 

LIT Literature 

LIT-105 Children’s Literature � 3 

LIT-203 Forms of Lit: Story Cycle � 3 

LIT-206 Forms of Lit: Fiction � 3 

LIT-207 Forms of Lit: Poetry � 3 

LIT-208 Forms of Lit: New Media � 3 

LIT-222 Lit & Culture: American Dreams � 3 

LIT-224 Lit & Culture: Women & Work � 3 

LIT-226 Lit Theme:Search for Identity � 3 

LIT-227 Lit & Culture: World Poetry � 3 

MAP Medical Assistant 

MAP-123 Admin Medical Office Procedure 3 

MAP-142 Medical Insurance & Legalities � 3 

MAP-210 Medical Lab � 3.5 

MAP-260 Basic Electrocardiology � 1 

MAP-312 MA Clinical Procedures � 3 

MAP-501 Math for Medications 1 

MAP-513 Medical Assisting Pharmacology � 3 

MAP-618 Medical Assisting Externship � 7 



MAT-062 Elementary Algebra 3 

MAT-076 Prep for College Math 3 


MAT-102 Intermediate Algebra � 4 

MAT-107 Survey of Mathematics 4 

MAT-115 Mathematics and Society � 3 

MAT-117 Math for Elementary Teachers � 3 

MAT-120 College Algebra � 3 

MAT-136 Trigonometry & Analytic Geom � 5 

MAT-138 College Algebra with Limits � 4 

MAT-140 Finite Math � 3 

MAT-149 Linear Algebra � 3 

MAT-150 Discrete Math � 3 

MAT-155 Statistical Ideas � 3 

MAT-157 Statistics � 4 

MAT-162 Business Statistics � 4 


MAT-165 Business Calculus � 3 

MAT-210 Calculus I � 4 

MAT-216 Calculus II � 4 

MAT-219 Calculus III � 4 

MAT-227 Differential Equation/Laplace � 4 



MAT-738 Plumbing Math Concepts � 1 

MAT-746 Technical Mathematics II � 4 

MGT Management 

MGT-101 Principles of Management 3 

MGT-121 Project Management Basics 3 

MGT-124 Project Management Tools � 3 

MGT-130 Principles of Supervision 3 

MGT-135 Perf Appraisal for Managers 1 

MGT-137 Developing Leadership Skills 1 

MGT-139 Effective Team Bldg/Managers 1 

MGT-140 Time Mgmt in the Workplace 1 

MGT-145 Human Relations in Management 3 

MGT-158 Office Supervision and Mgmt 3 

MGT-170 Human Resource Management 3 

MGT-172 Employment Practices � 1 

MGT-173 Training & Employee Develop � 1 

MGT-182 Labor Relation/Coll Bargaining � 1 

MGT-192 Managing Emp Benefit Programs 1 

MGT-193 Wage and Salary Administration � 1 

MGT-300 Intro to Entrepreneurship 3 

MGT-301 Progressive Mgt Trends/Careers � 3 

MIL Military and ROTC 

MIL-105 Army ROTC Intro Tactical Lead � 1 

MIL-201 Evolution USAF Air/Sp Pwr II 1 

MIL-205 Army ROTC Tactical Leadership � 1 

MIL-212 AFROTC Leadership Lab IV 1 

MKT Marketing 

MKT-110 Principles of Marketing 3 

MKT-140 Principles of Selling 3 

MKT-150 Principles of Advertising 3 

MKT-160 Principles of Retailing 3 

MKT-168 Buying & Merchandising Strat 3 

MKT-180 Customer Service Strategies 1 

MKT-195 Marketing Management � 3 

MKT-297 Market & Advert for Entrepren � 3 


MMS Mass Media Studies 

MMS-101 Mass Media 3 

MMS-131 News Reporting 3 

MMS-133 News Media Convergence 3 

MMS-155 Visual Reporting 2 

MMS-220 Advanced Television 2 

MMS-240 Promotions & Public Relations 3 

MMS-948 Special Projects 1 

MUA Music - Applied 

MUA-300 Applied Baritone 1 

MUA-300 Applied Baritone 2 

MUA-301 Applied Bassoon 1 

MUA-301 Applied Bassoon 2 

MUA-302 Applied Cello 2 

MUA-302 Applied Cello 1 

MUA-303 Applied Clarinet 1 

MUA-303 Applied Clarinet 2 

MUA-304 Applied Drum Set 1 

MUA-304 Applied Drum Set 2 

MUA-305 Applied Flute 1 

MUA-305 Applied Flute 2 

MUA-306 Applied French Horn 2 

MUA-306 Applied French Horn 1 

MUA-307 Applied Guitar 1 


MUA-308 Applied Oboe 1 

MUA-308 Applied Oboe 2 

MUA-310 Applied Piano 2 


MUA-311 Applied Saxophone 2 

MUA-311 Applied Saxophone 1 

MUA-312 Applied String Bass 1 


MUA-314 Applied Trombone 2 

MUA-314 Applied Trombone 1 

MUA-315 Applied Trumpet 2 

MUA-315 Applied Trumpet 1 

MUA-316 Applied Tuba 2 

MUA-316 Applied Tuba 1 

MUA-317 Applied Viola 1 

MUA-317 Applied Viola 2 

MUA-318 Applied Violin 1 

MUA-318 Applied Violin 2 

MUA-319 Applied Voice 1 



MUS Music - General 

MUS-100 Music Appreciation 3 

MUS-102 Music Fundamentals 3 

MUS-121 Music Theory II � 3 

MUS-136 Music Theory Lab II � 1 

MUS-140 Concert Choir 1 

MUS-145 Concert Band 1 

MUS-150 Chamber Ensemble 1 

MUS-157 Vocal Jazz Ensemble 1 

MUS-163 Instrumental Jazz Ensemble 1 

MUS-165 Jazz Combo 1 

MUS-193 Jazz Improvisation II � 2 

MUS-208 American Popular Music & Jazz 3 

MUS-209 Topics in Western Music Hist 3 

MUS-221 Music Theory IV � 3 

MUS-236 Music Theory Lab IV � 1 

MUS-263 Advanced MIDI � 3 

MUS-268 Audio Production I 3 

MUS-269 Audio Production II � 3 

MUS-284 Songwriting 2 

MUS-286 Sound Reinforcement � 3 

MUS-298 Performance Sem for Musicians � 1 

MUS-928 Independent Study 1 

MUS-928 Independent Study 2 

NET Computer Networking 

NET-122 Computer Hardware Basics 3 

NET-137 Advanced PC Concepts � 3 

NET-154 Networking Basics 3 

NET-174 LAN Administration � 3 

NET-184 Wide Area Net (WAN) Basics � 2 

NET-190 Critical Problem Solving 1 

NET-192 Network Cabling � 3 

NET-212 Cisco Networking 3 

NET-222 Cisco Routers � 3 

NET-232 Cisco Switches � 3 

NET-242 Cisco Wide Area Networks � 3 

NET-321 Windows Networking � 3 

NET-323 Windows Network Management � 3 

NET-338 Directory Concepts � 3 

NET-400 Linux Networking � 3 

NET-561 Directory Administration � 3 

NET-571 Server Configuration � 3 

NET-600 Network Security Basics � 3 

NET-619 Network Attacks � 3 

NET-680 TCP/IP for Networking � 3 

NET-785 Fund of Desktop Support 3 

NET-850 Special Topics for PC Tech � 3 


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OTA Occ Therapy Assisting 

OTA-200 Comm Health & Special Pops � 5 

OTA-211 Pathophysiology for the OTA � 4 

OTA-212 Functional Kinesiology � 3 

OTA-306 OT Methods II � 3 

OTA-409 Professional Development � 2 

OTA-852 OTA Fieldwork II-A � 6 

OTA-854 OTA Fieldwork II-B � 6 

PEA Physical Education Activ 

PEA-117 Bowling I 1 

PEA-150 Powerwalking 1 

PEA-154 Racquetball I 1 

PEA-174 Tennis I 1 

PEA-187 Weight Training I 1 

PEA-287 Weight Training II 1 

PEC Coaching Officiating 

PEC-111 Technique & Theory of Coaching 2 

PEC-116 Athletic Dev & Human Growth 2 

PEC-126 Athletic Injury Prevention 2 

PEC-140 Theory of Coaching Softball 2 

PEC-144 Theory of Coaching Baseball 2 

PEC-148 Theory of Coaching Basketball 2 

PEC-160 Sports Officiating 2 

PEH General Phys Ed & Health 

PEH-155 Exercise Psychology 3 

PEH-162 Intro to Physical Education 3 

PEH-210 Elementary Physical Education 3 

PEH-255 Principles of Sport Management 3 

PEV Intercollegiate Phys Edu 

PEV-115 Varsity Baseball 1 

PEV-121 Varsity Basketball, Men 1 

PEV-122 Varsity Basketball, Women 1 

PEV-140 Varsity Golf 1 

PEV-160 Varsity Softball 1 

PEV-170 Varsity Volleyball 1 

PEV-215 Varsity Baseball II � 1 

PEV-221 Varsity Basketball II, Men � 1 

PEV-222 Varsity Basketball II, Women � 1 

PEV-240 Varsity Golf II � 1 

PEV-260 Varsity Softball II � 1 

PEV-270 Varsity Volleyball II � 1 


PHI Philosophy 

PHI-101 Intro to Philosophy 3 

PHI-105 Introduction to Ethics 3 

PHI-111 Basic Reasoning 3 

PHI-924 Honors Project 1 

PHI-928 Independent Study 1 



PHR Pharmacy Tech 

PHR-170 Pharmacology Technology � 7.5 

PHS Physical Science 

PHS-151 Introduction to Astronomy 3 

PHS-175 Environmental Geology 3 

PHS-176 Environmental Geology Lab � 1 

PHY Physics 

PHY-120 Introductory Physics 3 

PHY-172 College Physics II � 4 

PHY-212 Classical Physics I � 5 

PHY-222 Classical Physics II � 5 

PLU Plumbing 

PLU-132 Plumbing Theory II � 8 

PLU-142 Plumbing Practices II � 4 

PLU-150 Advanced Plan & Print Reading � 2 

PNN Practical Nursing 

PNN-128 Foundations of Nursing I � 5.25 

PNN-129 Foundations of Nursing II � 3.75 

PNN-207 Intro to Pharmacology � 3 

PNN-436 Nrsg Care of the Growing Fam � 3.25 

PNN-640 PN Capstone � 2 

PNN-701 Foundations of Nrsg Clin I � 1.5 

PNN-702 Foundations of Nrsg Clin II � 1.5 

PNN-810 PN Leadership Clinic � 1 

POL Political Science 

POL-111 American National Government 3 

POL-121 International Relations 3 

POL-150 Intro to U. S. Foreign Policy 3 


PRL Paralegal 

PRL-101 Paralegal Studies Orientation � 3 

PRL-105 Legal Ethics � 1 

PRL-110 Fund of Legal Research/Writing � 2 

PRL-111 Adv Legal Research/Writing � 2 

PRL-130 Torts � 2 

PRL-136 Bankruptcy Law � 2 

PRL-150 Real Estate Law � 2 

PRL-160 Family Law � 2 

PRL-175 Contracts � 2 

PRL-176 Civil Litigation � 3 

PRL-924 Honors Project 1 

PRL-932 Internship 3 

PSY Psychology 

PSY-111 Intro to Psychology 3 

PSY-121 Developmental Psychology � 3 

PSY-241 Abnormal Psychology � 3 

PSY-251 Social Psychology � 3 

PSY-261 Human Sexuality 3 

PTA Phys Therapist Assistant 

PTA-110 Fundamentals for PTA � 3 

PTA-150 Pathophysiology � 3 

PTA-193 PTA Modalities II � 3 

PTA-250 PTA Career Essentials � 2 

PTA-431 PTA Clinic III � 12 

RCP Respiratory Therapy 

RCP-220 Respiratory Care I � 3 

RCP-300 Respiratory Physiology � 4 

RCP-480 Advanced Cardiac Care � 2.5 

RCP-730 Respiratory Care Clinic I � 2 

RCP-740 Respiratory Care Clinic III � 6.5 

RCP-890 Respiratory Care Applications � 2 

RDG Reading 

RDG-130 Effective Reading Strategies 3 

RDG-200 College Reading 3 



REL Religion 

REL-101 Survey of World Religions 3 

REL-120 Judaism, Christianity & Islam 3 

REL-125 Intro to Islam 3 

REL-130 Intro Religions of the East 3 

REL-140 Religion in the United States 3 

REL-924 Honors Project 1 

REL-928 Independent Study 1 

REL-928 Independent Study 3 

SCI Science 

SCI-120 Forensic Science 3 





SDV-077 Supported Education - VITAL 3 

SDV-080 Supported Ed: Transition 1 

SDV-101 How To Be Success In College 3 

SDV-109 College 101 3 

SDV-119 Information Literacy 1 

SDV-135 Job Seeking Skills 1 

SDV-160 Career Decision Making 2 

SDV-178 Stress Management 1 

SDV-928 Independent Study 1 

SOC Sociology 

SOC-110 Introduction to Sociology 3 

SOC-115 Social Problems 3 

SOC-120 Marriage and Family 3 

SOC-132 Soc of Loss, Grieving & Growth 3 

SOC-200 Minority Group Relations 3 

SOC-265 Intro Lesb Gay Bi Tran Studies 3 

SOC-924 Honors Project 1 

SPC Speech 

SPC-101 Fundamentals of Oral Comm 3 

SPC-112 Public Speaking 3 

SPC-924 Honors Project 1 

SPC-928 Independent Study 1 

SPC-928 Independent Study 3 


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SUR-126 Surgical Technology I 6.5 

SUR-225 Surgical Technology II � 4 

SUR-340 Surgical Specialties 4 

SUR-520 Surg Tech Practicum I � 2 

WEL Welding 

WEL-110 Welding Blueprint Reading 2 

WEL-113 Weld Blueprint Read/Pipe � 1 

WEL-128 Brazing/Soldering 2 

WEL-130 Oxyacetylene Welding 2 

WEL-146 AWS Bend Test � 4 

WEL-156 Welding Skills I 4 

WEL-157 Welding Skills II � 4 

WEL-184 GMAW 3 

WEL-185 Advanced GMAW � 3 

WEL-192 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding � 4 

WEL-199 Introduction to Flux Core � 1 

WEL-208 Intro to Fabrication � 2 

WEL-302 Pipe Welding/ SMAW � 2 

WEL-304 Pipe Weld/SMAW Fixed Horizont � 3 

WEL-305 Pipe Weld/SMAW Qualification � 3 

WEL-306 Pipe Welding/GMAW � 3 

WEL-307 Pipe Weld/GTAW � 3 

WEL-311 Pipe Weld/Heavy Wall GTAW � 5 

WEL-331 Welding Fundamentals 2 

WEL-928 Independent Study 1 

WEL-932 Internship 3 

WEL-947 Special Projects 1 

WTT Wind Energy/Turbine Tech 

WTT-450 Wind Turbine Maintenance 4 

WTT-500 Wind Turbine Troubleshooting 4 


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BIO Biology 






BUS Business 







ECN Economics 



EDU Education 









HIS History 
























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MGT-139 Effective Team Bldg/Managers 1 







MKT Marketing 













REL Religion 


SCI Science 




SOC Sociology 


SPC Speech 



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BIO Biology 






BUS Business 










ECE Early Childhood Education 

ECE-103 Introduction to Early Childhood Education 3 

ECN Economics 


EDU Education 










HIS History 







HSV-101 Human Serv Career Orientation 3 


























MKT Marketing 











SCI Science 



Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . RESOURCE CENTER 


SDV-096 College Prep Writing II 3 

SDV-099 College Prep Math II 3 

SDV-101 How To Be Success In College 3 



SOC Sociology 


SPC Speech 



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ADM-133 Business Math & Calculators � 3 

ADM-163 Office Concepts & Procedures � 3 

ADM-164 Administrative Office Apps � 3 

ADM-176 Electronic Records System 3 



ART Art 


ART-133 Drawing 3 

ART-134 Drawing II 3 

ART-143 Painting 3 

ART-144 Painting II � 3 


ART-301 Design Fundamentals 3 



ASL-271 American Sign Language IV � 3 


BCA-135 Intro to Word Processing 3 






BIO Biology 



BIO-112 General Biology I � 4 

BIO-113 General Biology II � 4 




BIO-168 Human Anatomy/Phys I w/Lab 4 




BUS Business 


BUS-182 Intro to Law 3 


BUS-190 Professionalism: BPA 1 



CHM Chemistry 


CHM-111 Introduction to Chemistry Lab � 1 


CHM-175 General Chemistry II � 4 

CIS Computer Programming 

CIS-135 Microcomputer Operating System 3 

CIS-207 Fundamentals of Web Program 3 


CLS-125 Language and Society 3 



CRJ-111 Police & Society 3 


CRJ-202 Cultural Awareness-CJ Pract � 3 






DRA-130 Acting I 3 

ECE Early Childhood Educ 

ECE-133 Child Health, Safety & Nutrition 3 

ECE-170 Child Growth and Development 3 

ECN Economics 



EDU Education 

EDU-110 Exploring Teaching 3 


EDU-240 Educational Psychology � 3 


EMS Emergency Medical Serv 

EMS-200 Emergency Medical Technician 8 


ENG-059 College Prep Writing 3 





ENG-120 College Writing � 5 

ENG-150 Fundamentals of Engl Grammar 3 

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ENG-290 Lit Mag Layout/Production � 3 




Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . IOWA CITY CAMPUS 

ESI Intensive Engl Sec Lang 

ESI-062 L4 ELA Culture/Conversation � 3 


ESI-064 L4 ELA Grammar and Usage � 3 


ESI-069 L4 ELA Presentations � 3 

ESI-090 L5 ELA Culture & Conversation � 3 

FIN Finance 

FIN-121 Personal Finance 3 

FIR Fire Science 


FIR-130 Fundamentals of Fire Prevention 3 

FIR-180 Chemistry of Hazardous Materials 3 

FIR-330 Fire Service Company Officer 3 

FLF Foreign Language-French 

FLF-142 Elementary French II 4 

FLF-242 Intermediate French II � 4 


FLS-141 Elementary Spanish I 4 


FLS-241 Intermediate Spanish I � 4 

FLS-242 Intermediate Spanish II � 4 

GEO Geography 

GEO-115 Human Geography 3 

HIS History 










HSC-169 Comm in HC Environment 3 



JOHNSON COUNTY 

Iowa City Campus

IOWA CITY CAMPUS . Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 

26 





HUM-124 World Film History 3 

HUM-190 Culture & Technology 3 


LIT-204 Forms of Lit: Nonfiction � 3 

LIT-205 Forms of Lit: Drama � 3 












MAT-136 Trigonometry & Analytic Geom � 5 

MAT-138 College Algebra with Limits � 4 


MAT-162 Business Statistics � 4 

MAT-165 Business Calculus � 3 

MAT-210 Calculus I � 4 

MAT-216 Calculus II � 4 












MKT Marketing 




MUA Music - Applied 











NET Computer Networking 

NET-137 Advanced PC Concepts � 3 

NET-222 Cisco Routers � 3 

NET-321 Windows Networking � 3 





PHI-126 Chinese Philosophies 3 

PHI-130 Philosophy of Human Nature 3 

PHI-132 Philosophy of Education 3 



PHS-170 Physical Geology 3 

PHS-171 Physical Geology Lab � 1 


PHY Physics 


PHY-162 College Physics I 4 

PHY-212 Classical Physics � 5 




POL-125 Comparative Govt & Politics 3 





RDG Reading 

RDG-130 Effective Reading Strategies 3 


REL Religion 


REL-120 Judaism, Christianity & Islam 3 

REL-130 Intro Religions of the East 3 


SCI Science 




SDV-109 College 101 3 


SDV-175 Tools for Life Seminar 3 


SOC Sociology 




SOC-284 Sociology of the Environment 3 

SPC Speech 


SPC-112 Public Speaking 3 

SPC-132 Group Communication 3 


Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . IOWA CITY CAMPUS 


JOHNSON COUNTY 

Iowa City Campus

BENTON COUNTY . Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 

28 

SPRING 2013 

Benton County 








ART Art 







BIO Biology 






BUS Business 










ECN Economics 


EDU Education 













HIS History 































MKT Marketing 













RDG Reading 


REL Religion 



Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . BENTON COUNTY 

SCI Science 




SOC Sociology 


SPC Speech 



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scores are required. Call 319-472-2318 to register. 






COUNTY CENTERS 

Benton

CEDAR COUNTY . Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 

30 

SPRING 2013 

Cedar County 








ART Art 







BIO Biology 






BUS Business 










ECN Economics 


EDU Education 













HIS History 































MKT Marketing 













RDG Reading 


REL Religion 

REL-140 College Reading 3 


Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . CEDAR COUNTY 

SCI Science 




SOC Sociology 


SPC Speech 



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Cedar

IOWA COUNTY . Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 

32 

SPRING 2013 

Iowa County 








ART Art 







BIO Biology 






BUS Business 










ECN Economics 


EDU Education 













HIS History 































MKT Marketing 













RDG Reading 


SCI Science 



Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . IOWA COUNTY 



SOC Sociology 


SPC Speech 




Iowa

JONES COUNTY . Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 

34 

SPRING 2013 

Jones County 








ART Art 







BIO Biology 






BUS Business 







ECN Economics 



EDU Education 














HIS History 
































MKT Marketing 













RDG Reading 


REL Religion 



Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . JONES COUNTY 

SCI Science 




SOC Sociology 


SPC Speech 



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Jones

BELLE PLAINE . Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 

36 

SPRING 2013 

Belle Plaine 








ART Art 







BIO Biology 






BUS Business 










ECN Economics 


EDU Education 













HIS History 































MKT Marketing 













RDG Reading 


SCI Science 



Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . BELLE PLAINE 



SOC Sociology 


SPC Speech 




Belle Plaine

WASHINGTON COUNTY . Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 

38 

SPRING 2013 

Washington County 








ART Art 







BIO Biology 






BUS Business 










ECN Economics 


EDU Education 













HIS History 































MKT Marketing 













RDG Reading 


SCI Science 



Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . WASHINGTON COUNTY 



SOC Sociology 


SPC Speech 



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Washington County

DISTANCE LEARNING . Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 

40 

SPRING 2013 

Anytime/Anywhere 




ACC-362 Accounting Spreadsheets � 4 



ADM-257 Professionalism in Workplace 2 

AGA Ag - Agronomy 

AGA-114 Principles of Agronomy 3 

AGA-154 Fundamentals of Soil Science 3 

AGC Ag - Comprehensive 

AGC-160 Intro to Technical Chemistry 4 

AGP Ag - Precision Ag 

AGP-329 Introduction to GPS 3 



ART Art 


ART-186 Digital Photography 3 



BCA-213 Intermediate Computer Bus Apps � 3 

BIO Biology 







BIO-182 Basic Microbiology 1.5 




BUS Business 



BUS-294 Business Admin Capstone 1 

CHM Chemistry 




CLS-192 Communication and Culture 3 


COM-710 Basic Communications � 3 






DEN Dental 

DEN-110 Dental Terminology 2 



ECN Economics 








ENG-221 Creative Writing � 3 




FIR Fire Science 

FIR-110 History/Phil of Fire Service 2 


FIR-130 Fund of Fire Prevention 3 

FIR-213 Principles of Emergency Svcs 3 

FIR-400 Fire/ES Safety & Survival 3 

GEO Geography 


HIS History 







HIT Health Information Tech 

HIT-240 Advanced Coding & Classific � 3 

HIT-450 Health Statistics � 2 

HIT-490 Health Management/Supervision � 3.5 

HIT-495 Medical Office Management 2.5 




HSC-117 Basic Medical Terminology 2.5 

HSC-142 Elements of Pharmacology � 1 

HSC-217 Introduction to Pathology 3 





HUM-190 Culture and Technology 3 


LIT-204 Forms of Lit: Nonfiction � 3 

LIT-205 Forms of Lit: Drama � 3 





Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . DISTANCE LEARNING 








MGT-121 Project Management Basics 3 

MGT-130 Principles of Supervision 3 



MGT-301 Progressive Mgt Trends/Careers � 3 

MKT Marketing 


MKT-190 International Marketing 3 



MTR Medical Transcription 

MTR-150 Career Medical Transcription � 6.5 





PHS-180 Evolution of the Earth 3 






PSY-241 Abnormal Psychology � 3 


RDG Reading 



DISTANCE LEARNING 

Anywhere/Anytime

DISTANCE LEARNING . Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 

42 

REL Religion 




SOC Sociology 




SPC Speech 



SUR-421 Surg Tech Pharmacology � 1 

SUR-440 Biomed Science for Surg Tech � 2 

WAT Water Environmental Tech 

WAT-210 Wastewater Treatment: Indust � 4 

WAT-300 Water Analysis 3 

WAT-304 Water Treatment I 4 

WAT-305 Water Distribution Systems 4 

WAT-311 Wastewater Treatment II � 4 



SPRING 2013 

Adult Accelerated 

Learning 

Adult Accelerated Learning 

Kirkwood Resource Center | 1030 5th Ave. SE, Cedar Rapids 

52403 | 319-398-1050 

For full schedule information or to register, please go to 

www.kirkwood.edu/accelerated. To qualify, you must: 

Be at least 21 years old, have a minimum of three years’ work 

experience and demonstrate college-level reading and writing skills. 

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BUS-185 Business Law I 3.0 

CLS-151 UC: Latin America 3.0 

MGT-170 Human Resource Management 3.0 

MUS-100 Music Appreciation 3.0 

PHI-105 Intro to Ethics 3.0 

SDV-175 Tools for Life Seminar 3.0 

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ACC-156 Managerial Accounting 3.0 

ENG-105 Composition I �3.0 

ENG-108 Composition II: Technical Writing �3.0 

LIT-225 Literary Themes: Beyond Bartleby �3.0 

SPC-101 Fundamentals of Oral Communication 3.0 

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ECN-130 Principles of Microeconomics 3.0 

ENV-115 Environmental Science 3.0 

MKT-110 Principles of Marketing 3.0 

PSY-121 Developmental Psychology 3.0 

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BIO-154 Human Biology 3.0 

ECN-120 Principles of Macroeconomics 3.0 

HIS-153 U.S. History: Since 1877 3.0 

HUM-105 Working in America 3.0 

MGT-121 Project Management Basics 3.0 

MGT-145 Human Relations in Management 3.0 

SDV-175 Tools for Life Seminar 3.0 

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ENG-108 Composition II: Technical Writing �4.0 

SPC-101 Fundamentals of Oral Communication 3.0 


Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . ADULT ACCELERATED LEARNING 

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ENV-115 Environmental Science 3.0 

HUM-190 Culture and Technology 3.0 

MGT-101 Principles of Management 3.0 

MGT-130 Principles of Supervision 3.0 

POL-111 American National Government 3.0 

PSY-111 Intro to Psychology 3.0 


LINN COUNTY 

Learning Services

DEGREE AND CORE REQUIREMENTS . Spring 2013 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 

44 

CORE COURSES 

Arts & Sciences 

Degrees and Core Requirements 

Arts and Sciences students can complete their two-year degrees 

and then transfer to four-year colleges or universities to complete 

their bachelor degrees. 

Three degrees are awarded in the Arts and Sciences: 

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While degree requirements vary according to program area, each 

degree includes the core courses outlined here. For details on 

program requirements, please refer to the Kirkwood college catalog. 

Students who plan to transfer should work closely with the Advising 

and Transfer Center regarding the transfer of Arts and Sciences 

degrees and to facilitate the transfer process. 

Electives 

Electives are transferable courses required by all three Arts and 

Sciences degrees. They provide students opportunities to explore 

subjects of special interest outside of the core requirements, or 

may be applied to the major students plan to pursue. 


Arts and Sciences Degree Requirements 

Associate of Arts 

Credit Hours 

*Diversity course requirement 

Electives are offered each semester in most departments. The 

following types of courses can be counted as electives: 

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course description. (transfer courses) 

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� ��developmental courses) 

*It is your responsibility to be certain that the degree requirements 

you are following are appropriate to the catalog year you are under. 

Use your degree audit to confirm course selection, as some courses 

listed here may not be applicable to your degree if you enrolled 

prior to the Fall of 2012. 

Associate of Science 

Credit Hours 

Communication – Writing 5 5 

Communication – Speech 3 3 

History/Cultures 6 

Humanities 9 

Humanities &/or History/Cultures 9 

Mathematics 3 

Mathematics/Science 20** 

Science 6 

Social Science 9 6 

Career Option Core 

Electives 21 19 

DEGREE TOTAL 62 62 

* Students seeking an A.A. degree from Kirkwood Community College must complete one approved diversity course. 

** Include one college-level mathematics course. 

*** Contact program coordinator for specific requirements. 


Applicable to A.A., A.S. and A.S./C.O. degree 

requirements. One diversity course is required for 

A.A. degree. Courses with (D) before the course 

number satisfy the diversity requirement. 

COMMUNICATION – SPEECH 

SPC-101 Fund of Oral Communication 3 

or SPC-112 Public Speaking 3 

COMMUNICATION – WRITING 

ENG-120 College Writing (Comp I-II equivalent) 5 

or ENG-105 Composition I 3 

and ENG-106 Composition II 3 

or ENG-108 Composition II: Technical Writing 3 

HISTORY – CULTURES 

Students earning an A.A. degree must complete three 

credit hours from group 1 and an additional three 

credit hours from either group 1 or group 2. 

Group 1- Introductory Courses 

(D) ANT-105 Cultural Anthropology 3 

(D) ASL-171 American Sign Language II 4 

(D) ASL-241 American Sign Language III 3 

(D) ASL-271 American Sign Language IV 3 

(D) CLS-140 UC: The Mideast 3 

(D) CLS-151 UC: Latin America 3 

(D) CLS-159 UC: Indigenous Central America 3 

(D) CLS-162 UC: Pacific Societies 3 

(D) CLS-165 UC: Modern Japan 3 

(D) CLS-167 UC: Modern China 3 

(D) CLS-171 UC: Sub-Saharan Africa 3 

(D) FLF-142 Elementary French II 4 

(D) FLF-241 Intermediate French I 4 

(D) FLF-242 Intermediate French II 4 

(D) FLG-142 Elementary German II 4 

(D) FLG-241 Intermediate German I 4 

(D) FLG-242 Intermediate German II 4 

(D) FLS-142 Elementary Spanish II 4 

(D) FLS-241 Intermediate Spanish I 4 

(D) FLS-242 Intermediate Spanish II 4 







HIS-291 History of Science 3 

(D)REL-101 Survey of World Religions 3 

(D)REL-120 Judaism, Christianity & Islam 3 

(D)REL-130 Intro Religions of the East 3 

Group 2- Other Courses 

HIS-135 Modern World Military History 3 

(D) HIS-221 Holocaust/Genocide: Memry & Lit 3 

(D) HIS-254 American Indian History 3 

(D) REL-125 Intro to Islam 3 

(D) REL-140 Religion in the United States 3 

(D) REL-160 Religions of China 3 

HUMANITIES 

Students seeking an A.A. degree must select one 

course from group 1, one course from group 2 and 

an additional course from 1, 2 or 3. These are the 

core for fall freshman. Students who have previously 

enrolled should consult their degree audit or their 

advisor when selecting Humanities courses. 

Group 1- Introductory Arts and Humanities 


ART-163 Sculpture 3 

ART-173 Ceramics 3 

ART-184 Photography 3 

ART-203 Art History I 3 



Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Spring 2013 . DEGREE AND CORE REQUIREMENTS 

CLS-190 Culture and Technology 3 

DRA-101 Introduction to Theatre 3 


DRA-125 Introduction to Play Analysis 3 




HUM-124 World Film History 3 


PHI-101 Introduction to Philosophy 3 



PHI-130 Philosophy of Human Nature 3 

Group 2- Literature (Prereq: ENG-105 or ENG-120) 

LIT-203 Forms of Lit: Story Cycle 3 

LIT-204 Forms of Lit: Nonfiction 3 

LIT-205 Forms of Lit: Drama 3 

LIT-206 Forms of Lit: Fiction 3 

LIT-207 Forms of Lit: Poetry 3 

LIT-208 Forms of Lit: New Media 3 

LIT-209 Forms of Lit: Film Adaptation 3 

(D) LIT-222 Lit & Culture: American Dreams 3 

(D) LIT-224 Lit & Culture: Women and Work 3 

LIT-225 Lit Themes: Beyond Bartleby 3 

LIT-226 Lit Themes: Search for Identity 3 

(D) LIT-227 Lit & Culture: World Poetry 3 

Group 3- Topics in Arts and Humanities 

(D) CLS-180 American Pluralism 3 

DRA-117 Film Topics 3 

HUM-142 Popular Culture 3 

(D)HUM-200 International Study of Humanities 3 

MUS-208 American Pop Music and Jazz 3 

MUS-209 Topics in Western Music History 3 

(D) PHI-125 Native American Philosophies 3 

(D) PHI-126 Chinese Philosophies 3 

PHI-132 Philosophy of Education 3 

PHI-150 Social and Political Philosophy 3 

PHI-160 Environmental Ethics 3 

MATHEMATICS 

Students earning an associate’s degree must 

complete one college-level math course. 

MAT-115 Mathematics and Society 3 

MAT-117 Math for Elementary Teachers 3 

MAT-120 College Algebra 3 

MAT-136 Trig & Analytic Geometry 5 

MAT-138 College Algebra with Limits 4 

MAT-140 Finite Math 3 

MAT-149 Linear Algebra 3 

MAT-150 Discrete Math 3 

MAT-155 Statistical Ideas 3 

MAT-157 Statistics 4 

MAT-162 Business Statistics 4 

MAT-165 Business Calculus 3 

MAT-210 Calculus I 4 

MAT-216 Calculus II 4 

MAT-219 Calculus III 4 

MAT-227 Differential Equation/Laplace 4 

SCIENCE 

A.A. and A.S./C.O. degree seeking students select 

from Group A. See an advisor for requirements 

specific to your degree. 

Group A 

BIO-104 Introductory Biology w/ Lab 3 

BIO-112 General Biology I 4 

BIO-113 General Biology II 4 

BIO-124 Botany for Non Majors 4 



BIO-190 Introductory Biotechnology 3 



CHM-111 Introduction to Chemistry Lab 1 

CHM-132 Intro Organic & Biochemistry 4 


CHM-175 General Chemistry II 4 



PHS-170 Physical Geology 3 

PHS-171 Physical Geology Lab 1 


PHS-176 Environmental Geology Lab 1 

PHS-180 Evolution of the Earth 3 

PHS-181 Evolution of the Earth Lab 1 


PHY-162 College Physics I 4 

PHY-172 College Physics II 4 

PHY-212 Classical Physics I 5 

PHY-222 Classical Physics II 5 


SCI-122 Forensic Science Lab 1 

A.S. degree seeking students select one 

course from Group A and and an additional 

course from Group A or B. 

Group B 

BIO-168 Human Anatomy & Phys I w/Lab 4 

BIO-173 Human Anatomy & Phys II w/Lab 4 


CHM-262 Organic Chemistry I 4.5 

CHM-272 Organic Chemistry II 4.5 

CHM-280 Quantitative Analysis 4 

SOCIAL SCIENCE 

Students seeking an A.A. degree need 3 courses, 

students seeking an A.S. degree need 2 courses. 


CRJ-200 Criminology 3 


(D) DSV-200 Exceptional Persons 3 



(D) ECN-210 Asian Economic Systems 3 

EDU-240 Educational Psychology 3 

GEO-115 Human Geography 3 

(D) GEO-121 World Regional Geography 3 


HSV-110 Human Service Policy & Prog 3 




(D) POL-125 Comp. Government & Politics 3 

POL-150 Intro to U.S. Foreign Policy 3 

PRL-101 Paralegal Studies Orientation 3 


PSY-121 Developmental Psychology 3 

PSY-241 Abnormal Psychology 3 

PSY-251 Social Psychology 3 




SOC-132 Soc. of Loss, Grieving & Growth 3 

(D) SOC-265 Intro. to L/G/B/T/ Studies 3 

SOC-270 Social & Behavioral Res. Methods 3 

SOC-284 Sociology of the Environment 3 

(D) SOC-200 Minority Group Relations 3 

DIVERSITY NOT APPROVED FOR CORE 

(Satisfies diversity requirement but does not count 

as a core course.) 

CLS-125 Language and Society 3 

CRJ-202 Cultural Awareness-CJ Prac. 3 

GLS-120 Education Experience Abroad 3 

ITP-130 Social Aspects of Deaf Culture 3 

LIT-158 Lit. of African Peoples 3 


Notes

Notes

Notes

IMPORTANT DATES – SPRING 2013 

November 5-12 Priority Registration 

November 13 10 a.m. Open Registration 

January 1 College holiday, no classes, offices closed 

January 15 Tuition due at 5 p.m. 

January 21 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 

January 22 Classes begin 

January 28 Last day to drop a class and receive a 100 percent refund 

February 4 Last day to drop a class and receive a 50 percent refund 

March 18-23 Student Recess days 

March 25 Midterm grades 

May 3 Last day to drop a class 

May 7 Last day of classes 

May 8-14 Finals exams 

May 18 Commencement 

INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS 

319-398-5631 

A tuition payment plan is available to students who wish to 

pay their tuition in installments throughout the semester. This 

is not a loan program, and there are no interest or finance 

charges assessed. The cost for the monthly payment plan is 

$25 per semester. Tuition fees may be budgeted by automatic 

bank payment or credit card option. 

WITHDRAWING FROM CLASSES 

You may withdraw from a class by selecting “Register and Drop 

Sections” on EagleNet. Permission from your instructor is not 

required. Full session sections may be dropped through Friday 

of the 14th week. Refer to the refund policy section for refund 

amount, if applicable. Consult your class syllabus for dates 

specific to your section. 

Beginning your first week of classes: You must initiate a withdrawal. 

If you terminate participation in your classes and do 

not withdraw, you will receive “F” grades and your instructor 

will assign your last date of attendance. This date will determine 

your financial aid recalculation. 

REFUNDS 

319-398-7600 

Changes in enrollment involving refunds are computed as of 

the date they are changed via Internet or processed in the 

One Stop office. 

As a Kirkwood Community College student, it is your responsibility 

to follow these procedures. If special circumstances 

prevent you from following registration procedures as listed, 

notify the One Stop office. 

REFUND POLICY 

Students may receive a refund of their tuition according to the 

following schedule: 

Full-semester classes (16 weeks): 

100 percent of tuition first week of semester 

50 percent of tuition second week of semester 

Classes 34-81 days long: 

100 percent of tuition first two days 

50 percent of tuition second two days 

Classes 9-33 days long: 

50 percent of tuition first day of class 

There is no refund for classes that meet only once, twice or 

only one weekend beginning the day of the first class meeting. 

All refunds are based on tuition only. Financial aid recipients 

who withdraw from all classes are subject to refund guidelines 

stipulated in the Higher Education Act. 

Contact the One Stop office at 319-398-7600 for the appropriate 

schedule. Tuition refunds for complete withdrawals for 

students receiving financial aid are returned to the financial 

aid source. 

Kirkwood kwoodCommunityCollegedeclaresandaffirmstoitsstudents,employeesand 

Community College declares and affirms to its students, employees and nd to th the public that is does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, 

creed, religion, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, physical attributes, physical or mental ability, marital status, veteran status, genetic 

information, or socioeconomic status in its educational programs, activities, admission procedures or employment practices. The college affirms its commitment 

to comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations and orders. 

The information in this publication is preliminary and is subject to change without notice. Check EagleNet for the most up-to-date course information. 

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P.O. Box 2068 

Cedar Rapids, IA 52406 

Non-profit Organization 

U.S. Postage 

PAID 

Cedar Rapids, IA 52406 

Permit No. 94 

Kirkwood Departments and Support Services 

General Information .............................................................................................................................. 800-332-2055 .............................................................398-5411 

Admissions Services .............................................................................................................................. 210 Iowa Hall ............................................................. 398-5517 

Adult Accelerated Learning..................................................................................................................Resource Center ............................................................. 398-1050 

Advising and Transfer Center ................................................................................................................... 108 Iowa Hall .............................................................398-5540 

Agricultural Sciences ..................................................................................................................... 22 Washington Hall .............................................................398-4944 

Allied Health ............................................................................................................................................139 Linn Hall .............................................................398-5566 

Arts and Humanities .............................................................................................................................336 Cedar Hall .............................................................398-4913 

Athletics .................................................................................................................................................. Johnson Hall .............................................................398-4909 

Billing/Tuition Payment ........................................................................................................... 2nd Floor, Kirkwood Hall ............................................................. 398-5679 

Billing/Tuition Questions ........................................................................................................ 2nd Floor, Kirkwood Hall ............................................................. 398-7600 

Bookstore (main campus) .......................................................................................................................... Benton Hall .............................................................398-5469 

Bookstore (Iowa City campus) .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 887-3640 

Business and Information Technology .................................................................................................203 Nielsen Hall ............................................................. 398-5416 

Career Option Programs ...................................................................................................................... 1013 Cedar Hall .............................................................398-4822 

Career Services ...................................................................................................................................... 108 Iowa Hall .............................................................398-5540 

Computer Lab.....................................................................................................................................131 Nielsen Hall .............................................................398-5606 

Computer Lab..........................................................................................................................................119 Linn Hall ............................................ 398-5899 ext. 1073 

Distance Learning - Anytime/Anywhere ..................................................................................................2196 Linn Hall .............................................................398-4958 

Distance Learning - ICN ........................................................................................................................2196 Linn Hall .............................................................398-5452 

Distance Learning - KTS .........................................................................................................................2196 Linn Hall ............................................................. 398-1262 

EagleCard Office ..................................................................................................................................... 104 Iowa Hall .............................................................398-5680 

English Department ............................................................................................................................ 3051 Cedar Hall .............................................................398-4998 

Evening Administrator ............................................................................................................................. 115 Iowa Hall ............................................................. 398-5471 

GED Testing .......................................................................................................................................Resource Center ............................................................. 784-1510 

High School Completion Programs ......................................................................................................Resource Center ............................................................. 784-1510 

Housing ................................................................................................................................................. 217 Iowa Hall ............................................................. 398-7647 

Industrial Technologies ......................................................................................................................... 101 Jones Hall .............................................................398-4983 

International Programs ............................................................................................................................134 Linn Hall ............................................................. 398-5579 

KCCK ....................................................................................................................................................2180 Linn Hall .............................................................398-5446 

Learning Services ...............................................................................................................................2063 Cedar Hall ............................................................. 398-5574 

Library ...................................................................................................................................................... Benton Hall .............................................................398-5696 

Math/Science .........................................................................................................................................240 Linn Hall ............................................................ 398-5516 

Nursing .................................................................................................................................................. 133 Linn Hall .............................................................398-5563 

One Stop Office (Enrollment Services & Financial Aid) .............................................................. 2nd Floor, Kirkwood Hall ............................................................. 398-7600 

Recreation Center (Michael J Gould Recreation Center) ...............................................................................................................................................................398-5596 

Skills to Employment ...................................................................................................................IowaWorks Suite 436 ............................................................. 365-9474 

Social Sciences ..................................................................................................................................1008 Cedar Hall .............................................................398-4911 

Student Life ...........................................................................................................................................230 Iowa Hall ............................................................. 398-5578 

Student Development (Counseling).......................................................................................................... 108 Iowa Hall ............................................................. 398-5471 

Test Center ........................................................................................................................................2055 Cedar Hall .............................................................398-5456 

Tutoring Services ................................................................................................................................ 2071 Cedar Hall .............................................................398-5425 

Veterans Affairs ...................................................................................................................... 2nd Floor, Kirkwood Hall .............................................................398-5633 

Additional Kirkwood Locations 

Benton County Center ....................................................................................................... 111 West 3rd Street, Vinton ...................................................... 319-472-2318 

Cedar County Center............................................................................................................ 1410 Cedar Street, Tipton ......................................................563-886-3101 

Iowa City Campus ................................................................................................1816 Lower Muscatine Rd., Iowa City ...................................................... 319-887-3658 

Iowa City Learning Center ....................................................................................1810 Lower Muscatine Rd., Iowa City ...................................................... 319-887-3656 

Iowa County Center........................................................................................................200 West Street, Williamsburg ......................................................319-668-2461 

Jones Regional Education Center ......................................................................................220 Welter Drive, Monticello ......................................................319-465-2302 

Marion Center ...................................................................................................................... 2900 8th Avenue, Marion ...................................................... 319-398-1052 

Resource Center ......................................................................................................... 1030 5th Ave. SE, Cedar Rapids ...................................................... 319-398-1050 

Tippie-Mansfield Center ......................................................................................................1214 9th Ave., Belle Plaine ......................................................319-444-2549 

Washington County Center .................................................................................................. 111 Westview, Washington ......................................................319-653-4655

Iowa County - Kirkwood Community College

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