Current C-GCC Catalog - Columbia-Greene Community College

analyze both the social construction of
gender and the gendered structure of social
life in contemporary U.S. society. The
course examines the impact gender has on
the lives of women and men in the areas of
family, education, work, friendship, love,
sexuality and violence. Prerequisite: SO
101. (3 semester hours) Fall
tHeAter
tH 102—Acting i
An introductory course in the theory and
techniques of acting as a craft. Emphasis
is on physical and vocal training,
improvisation, theater games, monologue
work, basic scene work, and ease in
speaking and movement. (3 semester
hours) Fall
tH 110—introduction to theater
The course provides an introduction to
historical, aesthetic, and technical aspects of
theatrical production. To be experientially
involved in theater, students will write,
produce, stage and perform an original
play developed through improvisational
techniques. (3 semester hours) Fall
tH 202—Acting ii
A continuation of Acting I, employing
in-depth scene study and further work
on sense memory and emotional recall
along with physical and vocal exercises.
Students will engage in character analysis
through the study and performance of
scenes. Prerequisite: TH 102 or TH 110. (3
semester hours) Spring
trAnsitionAL
Registration for transitional courses is
determined by college placement test
scores. The placement test is available to
students who have offcially applied to the
college.
COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG
En 090—English Fundamentals
An individualized course, emphasizing
grammar, spelling and sentence structure
for students who need to develop their
skills in written and oral expression.
NOTE: This course does not satisfy the
English requirement for an associate
degree. Prerequisite: ACCUPLACER
score 60-67. (0 semester hours) (3
equivalent hours) Fall
en 100—english skills
An individualized course emphasizing
mechanics, organization, and style for
students who need to develop skills in
writing standard English. NOTE: This
course does not satisfy the English
requirement for an associate degree.
Prerequisite: ACCUPLACER score 68-83
or successful completion of EN 090. (0
semester hours) (3 equivalent hours) Fall/
Spring
mA 090—mathematics Fundamentals
A mastery-level course for students
lacking the basic mathematical skills
necessary to pursue a certifcate or
some career programs. Topics include
operations with whole numbers; fractions,
decimals and percents; and introductory
algebra concepts. NOTE: This course does
not satisfy the mathematics requirement
for an associate degree. Prerequisite:
ACCUPLACER Arithmetic score 34-111.
(0 semester hours) (3 equivalent hours)
Fall/Spring
mA 100—elementary Algebra
For students lacking elementary algebra
skills. This course includes evaluating and
solving word problems; polynomials and
algebraic functions, including factoring;
and graphing and systems of linear
equations. Placement is determined by
diagnostic testing and scholastic record.
NOTE: This course does not satisfy the
mathematics requirement for an associate
degree. Prerequisite: ACCUPLACER
217