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Sec Days hrs rm instr dates Sec Days hrs rm instr dates Sec Days hrs rm instr datesBUS-187 Principles of Accounting II (SC) - 4 UnitsPrerequisite: BUS 186 with a grade of “C” or better.This course continues BUS 186, with emphasis on the principles of accountingas applied to partnerships, corporations, more advanced financialaccounting topics, and managerial accounting.6743 TTH 6:40-8:30pm CTC-113 Driver, C SemesterBUS-188 Accounting Applications on Microcomputer(P/NP) - 1.5 UnitsThis course provides the student with hands-on experience in integratedaccounting on the microcomputer, with application packages that includesuch things as general ledger, accounts receivable, payroll, and depreciationusing QuickBooks software.6742 F 6:10-9:15pm CTC-131 Watkins, R 2/25-4/29BUS-191 Small Business Management (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course presents information on how to start, run, or expand a smallbusiness, and includes analysis of location, equipment, financing, costcontrol, credit management, merchandising, and marketing.6741 MW 11:10-12:30pm LA-202 Bell, G SemesterBUS-240 Business Statistics (SC) - 3 UnitsPrerequisite: MATH 120This course presents statistical tools necessary for problem solving inbusiness and in the Social Sciences. Topics will include frequency tables, histograms,measures of central tendency and variation, probability distributions,correlation, simple linear regression, confidence intervals and hypothesistesting. This course meets the CSU General Education requirement for AreaB4-Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning.6744 W 7:10-10:00pm AA-135 Williams, W SemesterSection 6744 is a part of the PACE Program, but is open to all students.BUS-294 Business Law (SC) - 3 UnitsBasic principles of business law: contracts and agencies. May be appliedtoward the educational requirement of the broker’s examination.6586 M 6:10-9:00pm LA-202 DeTorres, J SemesterBusiness Office TechnologiesBOT-095A Computer Laboratory (P/NP) - .2-3 UnitsAdvisory: Concurrent enrollment in BUS 181, 182, 186 or 187This course is designed to allow students access to Business OfficeTechnology equipment during hours other than regularly scheduled classhours. Students may utilize equipment for skill building, typing assignments,or make-up work. This class is designed for an extra practice lab, not as aninstructional class.4696 CTC-126 Rudy, P SemesterClass is hours by arrangement (54 hours per 1 unit).For more information, contact Xiao Pena at (510) 235-7800, ext. 4291or xpena@contracosta.edu.BOT-099 Occupational Work Experience(LR) - 1-4 UnitsPrerequisite: Employment in career-related field.Co-op education. Students may receive credit for jobs they hold that relateto career goals or provide employment training. There are no attendance,tests, or extensive research papers to write, however, students must attend anorientation with the instructor. Students MUST attend an Orientation meetingto be officially enrolled in a class.7714 LA-18 Yamamoto, M SemesterOrientations will be on 1/25,1/26, 1/27, 1/28, 1/31, 2/1, 2/2, 2/3and 2/4 from 12noon-1:00pm and 5:00-6:00pm in LA-26.Studentsmust attend one of the meetings to be officially enrolled in the course.For more information call (510) 235-5-7800, ext. 4337.BOT-210A Keyboard Skills Through Word Processing(SC) - 2 UnitsThis course is designed for the student to learn to key (type) using the touchsystem on a computer keyboard.7707 MW 9:40-11:00am CTC-131 Rudy, P Semester7709 TTH 9:40-11:00am CTC-131 Rudy, P Semester7711 MW 2:10-3:30pm CTC-131 Rudy, P Semester2136 TTH 2:10-3:30pm CTC-131 Rudy, P SemesterBOT-243 General Office Procedures (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course provides experience and training in the many and varied dutiesessential to success as a general office employee.7721 MW 11:10-12:30pm CTC-131 Rudy, P SemesterBOT-248 Business Correspondence (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course presents the principles of effective business communication,with extensive practice in planning, writing, and revising for conciseness,readability, emphasis and tone.7722 TTH 11:10-12:30pm CTC-131 Rudy, P SemesterChemistryCHEM-119 Introductory Chemistry (SC) - 4 UnitsAdvisory: MATH 118 or a year of high school algebra.This course introduces the elementary principles of chemistry from a conceptualapproach, focusing on the concepts of chemistry with little emphasis onthe calculations. This course serves as a first course in chemistry. This coursemeets the CSU General Education requirement for Area B1-Physical Scienceand Area B3-Laboratory Activity.6480 F 9:10-12:00pm PS-106 Dang, T SemesterF 12:40-3:30pm PS-146721 MW 11:10-12:30pm PS-106 Dang, T SemesterM 1:10-4:00pm PS-146479 MW 11:10-12:30pm PS-106 Dang, T SemesterW 1:10-4:00pm PS-143272 TTH 11:10-12:30pm PS-106 staff SemesterT 2:10-5:00pm PS-146722 TTH 11:10-12:30pm PS-106 staff SemesterTH 2:10-5:00pm PS-144627 W 6:10-9:00pm PS-132 Tran, N SemesterSection 4627 is a PACE class with an Online component, but is opento all students. Meeting dates: 1/26, 4/13, 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, and5/25. Prospective students must send an email tontran@contracosta.edu, by January 1st, requesting a course syllabus.6723 M 7:10-10:00pm PS-106 Opong-Mensah, K SemesterW 7:10-10:00pm PS-14CHEM-120 General College Chemistry I (SC) - 5 UnitsPrerequisite: MATH 120 or equivalent (Intermediate Algebra)Advisory: High school science preparation including a course in chemistrywith a laboratory (equivalent to CHEM 119). The ability to read and write atthe ENGL 142B level. A diagnostic exam may be given to assist the studentin determining whether or not she has adequate preparation for the course.This course is the first semester of general college chemistry, equivalent toCHEM 001A at the University of California, Berkeley. It covers chemicalconcepts including elements, atoms, molecules, chemical reactions, chemicalcalculations, gases and gas laws, thermochemistry, quantum theory, chemicalbonding, pure phases and solutions, and an introduction to acids, bases, andchemical equilibrium. This course meets the CSU General Education requirementfor Area B1-Physical Science and Area B3-Laboratory Activity.6724 TTH 8:10-9:30am PS-106 Ho, A SemesterTTH 9:40-12:30pm PS-66725 MW 1:10-2:30pm PS-106 Small, V SemesterMW 2:40-5:30pm PS-66720 MW 5:40-7:00pm PS-106 Sidharta, S SemesterMW 7:10-10:00pm PS-6CHEM-121 General College Chemistry II (SC) - 5 UnitsPrerequisite: CHEM 120 or equivalentThis course is a continuation of the first semester of general collegechemistry, CHEM 120. It covers chemical equilibrium, chemical kineticsand thermodynamics, acid and base equilibrium, solubility equilibria, electrochemistry,and special topics in nuclear chemistry, transition metal chemistry,organic and biochemistry. CHEM 120 and 121 are equivalent to CHEM1A and 1B at the University of California, Berkeley. This course meets theCSU General Education requirement for Area B1-Physical Science and AreaB3-Laboratory Activity.6726 MW 9:40-11:00am PS-106 Michaely, W SemesterMW 2:10-5:00pm PS-5CHEM-227 Organic Chemistry II (SC) - 5 UnitsPrerequisite: CHEM 226 or equivalentAdvisory: Recommend English reading and composition skills at the ENGL142B level.This second half of a one-year course (CHEM 226-227) continues and expandsconcepts of structure and bonding and reactivity introduced in the firstsemester. Areas covered include aromatic compounds, selected concertedreactions, aldehydes and ketones, carboxylic acid derivates, amines, phenols,organosulfur compounds, and organophosphates. Next come lipids, terpenoidcompounds, carbohydrates, amino acids and proteins, and nucleic acids.Laboratory exercises include a variety of syntheses, reaction studies, andstructural identifications using spectroscopic methods. This course meets theCSU General Education requirement for Area B1-Physical Science and AreaB3-Laboratory Activity.5626 TTH 12:40-2:00pm PS-106 Gillette, S SemesterTH 2:15-7:45pm PS-64626 TTH 12:40-2:00pm PS-106 Gillette, S SemesterT 2:15-7:45pm PS-6Community EducationADJUS-121 Concepts of Criminal Law (LR) - 3 UnitsThis course is an introduction to the historical development, philosophy, andbasic legal concepts of criminal law. The course includes an examinationof constitutional provisions, legal research, legal analysis, and the functioningof criminal law as a social force. It also includes a detailed examination oflegal definitions, classifications of law, penalties, corpus delicti, criminal intent,parties to a crime, defenses to crime, and a brief introduction to laws ofarrest and judicial procedure. This course meets the CSU General Educationrequirement for Area D8-Political Science, Government, and Legal Institutions.5145 W 6:10-9:00pm OC Harris, D SemesterCommunity Education. Section 5145 meets off campus at the CCC ELCERRITO CENTER, 540 Ashbury Ave., (El Cerrito High School). Foradditional information, please contact Mercy Pono at (510) 235-7800ext. 4292 or mpono@contracosta.edu.Spring 2011 Semester • El Cerrito Center540 Ashbury Ave.El CerritoSPAN 111-2241 Staff T 6:10 - 9pm 1/22/11 - 5/27/11ADJUS 121-5145 Harris, D W 6:10 - 9pm 1/22/11 - 5/27/11HUMAN 120-8471 Houston, D W 6:10 - 9pm 1/22/11 - 5/27/11Transferrable Classes • New Affordable Center • Free ParkingFor more information, contact Mercy Pono at (510) 235-7800, ext. 4292or visit the website at www.contracosta.edu12 • Spring 2011 • Contra Costa College • www.contracosta .edu
Sec Days hrs rm instr dates Sec Days hrs rm instr dates Sec Days hrs rm instr datesART-810N Drawing for the Older Adult Student- 0 UnitWorking from live models, still life and outdoor settings, the student will studytechniques in perspective, light, shading and color. Students will work withvarious materials including pencils, charcoal and oil pastels.5118 F 10:40-12:30pm A-6A Lu, J SemesterCommunity Education.2366 M 3:10-5:00pm OC Thongvanh, S SemesterCommunity Education.Section 2366 meets off campus at Open House Senior Center,6500 Stockton Ave., El Cerrito.ART-811N Beginning and Intermediate Painting forOlder Adults - 0 UnitWorking from live models, still life and outdoor settings, the student will studyvarious ways of applying paint to canvas, techniques in mixing colors, and theinteraction of values and shapes in a composition.5119 F 1:10-3:00pm A-6A Thongvanh, S SemesterCommunity Education.5121 TH 1:10-3:00pm OC Fenstermaker, D SemesterCommunity Education.Section 5121 meets off campus at Open House Senior Center,6500 Stockton Ave., El Cerrito.2368 W 1:10-3:00pm OC Fenstermaker, D SemesterCommunity Education.Section 2368 meets off campus at Open House Senior Center,6500 Stockton Ave., El Cerrito.ART-812N Exploration in 2-D Art for Seniors - 0 UnitThis course offers individual instruction in a variety of 2-D art mediums,including drawing, watercolor and collage.2369 T 10:10-1:00pm OC Thongvanh, S SemesterCommunity Education.Section 2369 meets off campus at Hercules Senior Center,111 Civic Dr., Hercules.DRAMA-101 Theatre Appreciation (SC) - 3 UnitsThis is an introductory course exploring all aspects of the theatrical experience,including components of the theatre, design and technical production,lighting and sound, costumes, and more. This course meets the CSU GeneralEducation requirement for Area C1-Arts (Art, Dance, Music, Theatre).6395 T 6:30-9:20pm OC David, C SemesterCommunity Education. Section 6395 meets off campus in the LargeLibrary Room at the CCC HERCULES CENTER, 109 Civic Drive,Hercules. For additional information, please contact Mercy Pono at(510) 235-7800 ext. 4292 or mpono@contracosta.edu.ESL-810N Beginning ESL - Non-Credit - 0 UnitThis beginning-level ESL course provides instruction in English for everydaylife. Students work on developing basic grammar, listening, speaking, readingand writing skills.6062 S 11:10-3:00pm CTC-132 staff 1/22-4/16Community Education.HED-120 Education for Healthful Living (LR) - 3 UnitsThis course introduces the student to a new broad understanding of health,not as the absence of disease, but as an experience of well-being or wellness.This course meets the CSU General Education requirements for AreaE-Lifelong Understanding and Self-Development.6949 TH 6:30-9:20pm OC Tisby, A SemesterCommunity Education.Section 5801 meets off campus in the Large Library Room at theCCC HERCULES CENTER,109 Civic Drive, Hercules. For additionalinformation, please contact Mercy Pono at (510) 235-7800 ext. 4292or mpono@contracosta.edu.HUMAN-120 Introduction to Humanities: Imagination,Invention and Creativity (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course is a study of creative and imaginative expression in a variety ofdisciplines. Students will study the methods used by artists, inventors andinnovators in many fields to discover what they can do to build strongerchannels to their own inner creative resources. This course meets the CSUGeneral Education requirement for Area C2-Humanities (Literature, Philosophy,Foreign Language).8471 W 6:10-9:00pm OC Houston, D SemesterCommunity Education.Section 8471 meets off campus at the CCC EL CERRITO CENTER,540 Ashbury Ave., (El Cerrito High School). For additional information,please contact Mercy Pono at (510) 235-7800 ext. 4292 ormpono@contracosta.edu.MATH-164 Introduction to Probability and Statistics(LR) - 4 UnitsPrerequisite: MATH 120Advisory: Concurrent enrollment in MATH 875N is highly recommended.Introduction to the theory of probability and a study of descriptive statisticsand statistical inference. This course meets the CSU General Educationrequirement for Area B4-Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning.1905 TH 6:10-10:00pm OC Scott, G SemesterCommunity Education.Section 1905 meets off-campus in the Samara Terrace Room at theCCC HERCULES CENTER, 111 Civic Drive, Hercules. For additionalinformation, please contact Mercy Pono at (510) 235-7800 ext. 4292or mpono@contracosta.edu.MUSIC-851N Community Symphony Orchestra - 0 UnitThis course is for the older adult interested in study, rehearsal and performanceof music composed for symphony orchestra from the style periodsof Baroque through Twenty-first century repertoire. Rehearsals will lead toparticipation in public performance.2374 W 7:10-9:30pm OC Gallegos, G 1/5-5/27Community Education.Section 2374 is the ‘KENNSINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA’. Thisclass meets off campusin the Band Room at the CCC EL CERRITOCENTER, 540 Ashbury Ave. (El Cerrito High School).MUSIC-852N Masterpieces of Music - 0 UnitIn this course older adults will learn about the great works of music of thewestern world, including the elements and style of selected compositions.They will study the social forces and historical setting of the period duringwhich the composers lived and the forces that motivated the creation ofthese works.2375 M 6:40-8:30pm OC Marietta, L Semester+ 2 hours by arrangement each week.Community Education.Section 2375 meets off campus at Christ Lutheran Church,780 Ashbury Ave., El CerritoMUSIC-853N Chorale - 0 UnitIn this course, older adults will study, rehearse, and perform a variety of choralliterature selected from the stylistic eras of the western world. Rehearsals willinclude vocal training leading to artistic group singing and the development ofpersonal musicianship skills.2376 M 7:10-10:00pm OC Montanero, J SemesterCommunity Education.Section 2376 is the ‘CONTRA COSTA CHORALE’. Class meets offcampus at the Hillside Community Church,1422 Navellier Street,El Cerrito. The chorus of between 45-65 voices will be studying andperforming the great choral repertoire of2377 W 7:10-9:30pm OC Montanero, J Semester+ 2 hours by arrangement each week.Community Education.Section 2377 is the ‘CONTRA COSTA CHORALE’. Class meets offcampus at the Hillside Community Church, 1422 navellier St., El Cerrito.This class is a sectional rehearsal for soprano/alto & tenor/baMUSIC-854N Community Symphonic Wind Ensemble- 0 UnitThis course is for those interested in the study, rehearsal and performance ofmusic composed for Symphonic Wind Ensemble. In this course music will beselected from Baroque through Twenty-first century repertoire. Rehearsals willlead to participation in public performances.3495 M 7:10-9:30pm OC Bejarano, J SemesterCommunity Education. Section 3495 is the ‘WEST COUNTY WINDBAND’. This class meets off-campus in the Band Room at the CCCEL CERRITO CENTER, 540 Ashbury Ave. (El Cerrito High School).Open to all adult wind and percussion musicians playing at a good highPSYCH-220 General Psychology (SC) - 3 UnitsIntroduction to psychology includes the scientific approach to such basicaspects of behavior as growth, thinking, learning, memory, sensation, perception,motivation, adjustment, emotion, personality, and related physiologicaland anatomical factors. This course meets the CSU General Educationrequirements for Area D9-Psychology.2334 M 2:10-3:30pm OC McKindley-Alvarez, C SemesterW 1:10-2:30pmCommunity Education.Section 2334 meets off campus in room B206 at the CCC EL CERRITOCENTER, 540 Ashbury Ave. (El Cerrito High School). For additionalinformation, please contact Mercy Pono at (510) 235-7800 ext.4292or mpono@contracosta.eduSPAN-110 Conversational Spanish I (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course provides practice in beginning-level Spanish conversation,with attention to the use of basic vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar.Conversational Spanish I is designed for students who are not native Spanishspeakers, and the course does not satisfy the academic requirements of theSPAN 120 series.3216 T 6:10-9:00pm OC staff SemesterCommunity Education.Section 3216 meets off campus in the Samara Terrace Room at theCCC HERCULES CENTER, 102 Civic Drive, Hercules. For additionalinformation, please contact Mercy Pono at (510) 235-7800 ext. 4292or at mpono@contracosta.eduSPAN-111 Conversational Spanish II (SC) - 3 UnitsAdvisory: SPAN 110This course provides practice in high beginning-level Spanish conversation,with attention to the use of basic vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar.Conversational Spanish II is designed for students who are not native Spanishspeakers, and the course does not satisfy the academic requirements of theSPAN 120 series.2241 W 6:10-9:00pm OC Nassrallah, Z SemesterCommunity Education. Section 2241 meets off-campus in room B205at the CCC EL CERRITO CENTER, 540 Ashbury Ave. (El Cerrito HighSchool). For additional information, please contact Mercy Pono at(510) 235-7800 ext. 4292 or at mpono@contracosta.eduComputer & Communications TechCCT-120 Introduction to Alternate Energy Systems(SC) - 2 UnitsThis course will cover present day energy systems, and then cover anin-depth analysis of the design and installation of alternate energy systems.Alternate energy systems to be covered in detail are solar water heatingsystems, solar electrical systems, wind electrical systems, wind mechanicalsystems, small hydro-electrical systems, and unique conservation methods.Also presented are topics on geothermal energy, fuel cells, and biomasssystems. Additional topics include applications of alternate energy in transportation,industrial, commercial, and residential systems.3814 M 10:10-12:00pm CTC-132 Figuera, R Semester12:10-1:00pmCCT-130 Photovoltaic Systems Design andInstallation (SC) - 2 UnitsThis course will show students how to do solar site evaluations, electrical loadcalculations, solar system size calculations, and installation techniques. Thiscourse will help students design and install their own solar system and obtainskills for employment.3815 W 10:10-12:00pm CTC-132 Figuera, R Semester12:10-1:00pmCCT-171 Security Systems for Home and SmallBusiness (LR) - 4 UnitsThis course provides instruction and application of security systems that maybe self contained or monitored for small business or home security. Throughinstruction and practical application, the student will understand the basicelements of installing wired and wireless burglar and intrusion alarm systems,panic buttons, internal and external night/day security cameras, tape anddigital recording systems. Included are electronic security control panels,remote control devices, security lighting (including parking lots), battery backupsystems, infrared detection, microwave detection, reed switches, proximitysensors and ultrasonic detection.2815 TTH 8:10-9:30am CTC-132 Figuera, R Semester9:40-11:00amCCT-273 Computer Repair Technology (LR) - 4 UnitsThis course provides a study in the construction and design of personalcomputers. Included will be diagnosing and methods of troubleshooting allareas of microcomputer hardware.2814 TTH 11:10-12:30pm CTC-132 Figuera, R SemesterMW 8:40-10:00amComputer Information SystemsCIS-095A Computer Laboratory (P/NP) - .2 UnitThis course is designed to allow students access to CIS computer systemsother than their regularly scheduled class hours. Students may utilize thecomputer systems for skill building or completing assignments. This class isdesigned for extra lab usage, not as any instructional class.2152 CTC-126 Chan, R SemesterClass is hours by arrangement.For more information, contact Xiao Pena at (510) 235-7800, ext. 4291or xpena@contracosta.edu.www.contracosta .edu • Contra Costa College • Spring 2011 • 13
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