Sec Days hrs rm instr dates Sec Days hrs rm instr dates Sec Days hrs rm instr datesMEDCM-158 American Cinema (SC) - 3 UnitsAmerican Cinema, an introductory course in film studies, is a survey of theAmerican film industry as an art form, as an industry, and as a system ofrepresentation and communication.1049 T 12:40-3:30pm HS-101 Seidler, E SemesterSection 1049 is a telecourse and meets 3/16, 3/23, 3/30, 4/13, 4/20and 4/27.0084 F 6:10-9:00pm HS-101 Seidler, E 3/25-5/6Section 0084 is a PACE telecourse, but is open to all students.Meeting dates: 3/25, 4/1, 4/8, 4/15, 4/29, and 5/6.PHILO-110 Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics(SC) - 3 UnitsThis course demonstrates the uses of philosophy in daily life. It includes studyof ethics topics, such as issues of right and wrong, differing opinions, sexualethics, and ethical problems at work. This course meets the CSU GeneralEducation requirement for Area C2-Humanities (Literature, Philosophy,Foreign Language).1451 F 6:10-9:00pm LA-208 Walton-Price, G 3/25-5/13Section 1451 is a PACE telecourse, but is open to all students.Meeting dates: 3/25, 4/1, 4/15, 4/29, 5/6, and 5/13.POLSC-125 Government of the United States(SC) - 3 UnitsThis course examines U.S. Constitution and the U.S. system of governmentat the national and state levels; the course covers both U.S. and Californiapolitical processes and institutions. The rights, obligations, and participationof citizens will be discussed. The course will also highlight contemporaryrelationships of state and local government, the resolution of conflicts and theestablishment of cooperative processes under the constitutions of both thestate and the nation and the political processes involved. Significant eventssince the American Revolution and the contributions of women and ethnicgroups will also be examined. The cultural diversity of the U.S. and Californiawill be emphasized. This course meets the CSU General Education requirementfor Areas D3-Ethnic Studies and D8-Political Science, Government, andLegal Institutions.8695 S 8:10-11:00am LA-107 Landeros, M 1/29-5/7Section 8695 is a PACE telecourse, but is open to all students.Meeting dates: 1/29, 2/19, 3/12, 3/26, 4/16, and 5/7.PSYCH-128 Life Span Development (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course focuses on life span development with an emphasis on howevery stage of human life offers opportunities for personal growth andenrichment. This telecourse features 5 one-hour television programs and26 half-hour audio programs offering developmental insights emergingfrom current research in psychology, sociology, anthropology, and biology.Powerful documentaries introduce real stories from each “Season of Life”and give a rich picture of the human life span. This course meets the CSUGeneral Education requirements for Areas D9-Psychology and E-LifelongUnderstanding and Self-Development.6236 T 2:10-5:00pm LA-100 Cromartie, J 1/25-5/3Section 6236 is a telecourse, and is open to all students.Meeting dates: 1/25, 2/8, 2/<strong>22</strong>, 3/<strong>22</strong>, 4/12, and 5/3.PSYCH-<strong>22</strong>0 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.3283 F 6:40-9:30pm LA-100 Luckey, B 3/25-5/6Section 3283 is a PACE telecourse, but is open to all students.Meeting dates: 3/25, 4/1, 4/8, 4/15, 4/29, and 5/6.SOCIO-<strong>22</strong>0 Introduction to Sociology (LR) - 3 UnitsThis course presents a broad, introductory overview of society today fromvarious angles of investigation, and examines how morality and personalityare shaped by the community, how role-playing and status structures keepsociety working and predictable, and how institutions such as the family andreligion meet important human needs. This course meets the CSU GeneralEducation requirement for Area D0-Sociology and Criminology.6206 T 6:40-9:30pm LA-100 Cromartie, J 1/25-5/3Section 6206 is a telecourse and is open to all students.Meeting dates: 1/25, 2/8, 2/<strong>22</strong>, 3/<strong>22</strong>, 3/<strong>22</strong>, 4/12, and 5/3.3560 F 6:40-9:30pm LA-100 Cromartie, J 1/28-3/18Section 3560 is a PACE telecourse, but is open to all students.Meeting dates: 1/28, 2/4, 2/25, 3/4, 3/11, and 3/18.DramaDRAMA-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).6657 TTH 11:10-12:30pm HS-101 David, C Semester6395 T 6:30-9:20pm OC David, C SemesterCommunity Education.Section 6395 meets off campus in the Large Library Room at the CCCHERCULES CENTER, 109 Civic Drive, Hercules. For additionalinformation, please contact Mercy Pono at (510) 235-7800 ext. 4292or mpono@contracosta.edu.3584 TH 6:10-9:00pm HS-101 David, C 1/27-5/5Section 3584 is a PACE telecourse but is open to all students.Meeting dates: 1/27, 2/10, 3/3, 3/17, 4/14, and 5/5.3196 F 6:10-9:00pm HS-101 David, C 1/28-3/4Section 3196 is a PACE telecourse, but is open to all students.Meeting dates: 1/28, 2/4, 2/11, 2/18, 2/25, and 3/4.DRAMA-106 Technical Theatre Production/Stagecraft(SC) - 2.5 UnitsIntroduction to backstage and front of the house practices and techniquesused in theatrical productions. Includes basic carpentry, electricity, soundsystems and specialization. This course meets the CSU General Educationrequirement for Area C1-Arts (Art, Dance, Music, Theatre).6660 KNX-100 David, C SemesterClass is a total of 180 hours by arrangement.Section 6660 is team-taught by M.Garcia, C.David, and J.Morocco.For day students, first class meeting will be on Thur., 1/20 at 9:40amat the Knox Center. For evening students, first class meeting will be onThur., 1/20 at 7pm at the Knox Center. Please call (510) 235-7800,ext. 4375, or email jmorocco@contracosta.edu for more information.DRAMA-110 African American Theatre (SC) - 3 UnitsStudy of the historical growth and development of Black theatre in the UnitedStates; largely based on contributions of individual Black playwrights and theirsubject matter. This course meets the CSU General Education requirement forArea C1-Arts (Art, Dance, Music, Theatre).6977 MW 2:10-3:30pm LA-103 Ivory, T SemesterThis class is a part of the AFRAM Studies Program.DRAMA-<strong>22</strong>0 Theatre Practice (SC) - 1-4 UnitsThis course utilizes acting, movement, voice, dance, and directing techniquesin active participation in a major theatrical production.1072 KNX-100 David, C SemesterClass is a total of 216 hours by arrangement.The Drama Department is producing THE LIFE OF BESSIE SMITH. Firstclass meeting will be on Thur., 1/20 at 7pm at the Knox Center. Noexperience necessary. This class is team taught. Please emailkathyGPET@aol.com for more information.7177 KNX-100 David, C SemesterClass is 54 hours per 1 unit by arrangement.The Drama Department is producing ROCKIN’ AT RICHMONDHIGH-1962. No experience necessary. This class is team-taught. Firstclass meeting will be Thur., 1/20 at 7pm at the Knox Center. Pleaseemail cuvid@earthlinknet for more information.DRAMA-820N Improvisation to Performance - 0 UnitThis course introduces students to the art and discipline of acting from animprovisational base. On an equally important level, it also encourages ahealthy awareness of self-exploration, coming to terms with one’s values andincreasing one’s sense of self-esteem. Students will participate in a variety ofactivities designed to foster creativity, spontaneity, and self-growth.3156 KNX-100 SemesterThis class will meet at the John and Jean Knox Center for the PerformingArts. Please email cdavid@contracosta.eduEarly Childhood EducationECHD-095A Foster Parent Skills Laboratory(P/NP) - .15 UnitThese classes examine issues relating to adoption, foster parenting, andkinship/guardian care of children.1055 M 9:10-11:00am OC Shareef, I Semester+ 8.2 hours laboratory by arrangement.This class is offered for 0.2 units.Mtg dates: 3/8, 3/<strong>22</strong>, 4/12, and 4/26.*irregular meeting during Spring Break. Section 1055 meets off campusat 84 Broadway, Richmond.ECHD-095B Foster Parent Skills Laboratory(P/NP) - .15 UnitThese classes examine issues relating to adoption, foster parenting, andkinship/guardian care of children.5351 S 9:10-5:00pm HS-1 Shareef, I 5/7-5/7Workshop Title: CPR & First AidECHD-095C Foster Parent Skills Laboratory(P/NP) - .25 UnitThese classes examine issues relating to adoption, foster parenting, andkinship/guardian care of children.3323 W 6:10-9:00pm OC Shareef, I 1/12-5/11Section 3323 meets off-campus at 684 Juliga Wood Street, Richmond.Meeting dates: 1/13, 2/10, 3/10, 4/14, and 5/12.4120 T 6:40-8:30pm OC Shareef, I 1/25-5/24Mtg dates: 1/25, 2/<strong>22</strong>, 3/<strong>22</strong>, 4/26, 5/24. Mtg site: 2530 Arnold Dr.Martinez3169 F 11:40-1:30pm AA-239 Shareef, I 5/6-5/63321 F 5:00-9:00pm OC Shareef, I 5/13-5/14S 9:00-2:00pmSection 3321 meets off campus at the Westminster Retreat, Alamo, CA.ECHD-095D Foster Parent Skills Laboratory(P/NP) - .08 UnitThese classes examine issues relating to adoption, foster parenting, andkinship/guardian care of children.1858 S 9:10-3:45pm HS-1 Shareef, I 1/<strong>22</strong>-2/12Meeting dates: 1/<strong>22</strong>, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12.1859 S 9:10-3:45pm HS-1 Shareef, I 3/19-4/9Meeting dates: 3/19, 3/26, 4/2, 4/9.ECHD-095E Foster Parent Skills Laboratory(P/NP) - .72 UnitThese classes examine issues relating to adoption, foster parenting, andkinship/guardian care of children.1860 S 9:10-3:30pm HS-1 Shareef, I 2/26-4/2Meeting dates: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2.ECHD-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.3102 Grillo, B SemesterThe mandatory orientation meeting will be held on Monday, 1/31, from5-6pm in HS3. For more information, calll (510) 235-7800 ext. 4607.ECHD-101B Workshops in Early Childhood Education(P/NP) - 1 UnitThe course content and unit value will vary depending upon the length andcontent of the workshop, conference or special community activity. Topicswill cover relevant and current issues in the field of early childhood education.3309 S 9:00-3:00pm AA-145 Grillo, B 3/12-3/26Teaching with puppets in preschool and gradeschool.ECHD-101E Workshops in Early Childhood Education(SC) - .6 UnitThe course content and unit value will vary depending upon the length andcontent of the workshop, conference or special community activity. Topicswill cover relevant and current issues in the field of early childhood education.4574 F 6:30-9:30pm ELC-103 Serwanga, R 2/11-3/25This class is offered for 0.6 units.Meeting dates: 2/11, 2/25, 3/4, 3/11, 3/25.Workshop title: Environmental Rating Scale (ECERS).18 • Spring 2011 • <strong>Contra</strong> <strong>Costa</strong> <strong>College</strong> • www.contracosta .edu
Sec Days hrs rm instr dates Sec Days hrs rm instr dates Sec Days hrs rm instr datesECHD-102A Development of <strong>College</strong> and Career Skillsfor the ECHD Student-A (P/NP) - .5 UnitThis course is designed to help students studying Early Childhood Educationto become better oriented with college procedures, support services, collegestudy skills, and career skills and opportunities in the field of Early Childhood.3259 F 12:10-2:00pm ELC-103 Smith-Miller, B SemesterSection 3259 is designed for CDC WORKS! students. Meetingsdates are 1/28, 2/25, 3/25, 4/29 and 5/20. For more information,please contact Dr. Beverly Smith-Miller at (510) 235-7800 ext. 4565.ECHD-120 Introduction to Early Childhood Education(SC) - 3 UnitsStudy of the history and philosophy of early childhood education; evaluationof various kinds of preschool programs, child care services, and practicalexperience in a preschool setting. This course meets the CSU GeneralEducation requirements for Area D7-Interdisciplinary Social or BehavioralScience.6630 W 11:10-2:00pm HS-3 Moore, S Semester6631 W 7:10-10:00pm ELC-103 Grillo, B Semester6636 W 7:10-10:00pm LA-204 Moore, S SemesterSection 6636 requires mandatory concurrent enrollment inESL 201-2047.ECHD-121 The Development of the Young Child (DS1)(SC) - 3 UnitsStudy of the development of the young child from birth through age 8 withspecific attention to physical, social, emotional language, and cognitivegrowth. Observation and study of children will be included.6632 TH 2:10-5:00pm HS-1 Moore, S Semester3634 W 7:10-10:00pm LA-203 Kahn, J SemesterECHD-123 Creative Activities (DS3) (SC) - 3 UnitsDesigned to introduce the student to a variety of ways for enhancing thegrowth and development of artistic expression in young children. Content andemphasis is multicultural, affording the participant an opportunity to see howvarious cultures express their identity artistically.6634 W 2:10-5:00pm HS-1 Shareef, I SemesterECHD-124 Basic Subjects (DS3) (SC) - 3 UnitsExploration of the principles of teaching basic subjects in early childhoodeducation programs. Includes training to present language, pre-reading,dramatic arts, mathematics, and science activities to young children.6635 W 7:10-10:00pm HS-1 Shareef, I SemesterECHD-128 Montessori Method and Curriculum:Mathematics, Biological and PhysicalSciences (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course is designed to enable students to expand their knowledge ofand practice in the Montessori Method. It will focus on the Montessori Mathprogram, covering all activities ranging from one to one correspondenceto the fur basic operations. It will also cover the curriculum and activitiesdesigned to teach botany, zoology and the physical sciences. A main themethroughout the course is that of promoting a scientific attitude towards thesolution of problems.3976 T 7:10-10:00pm ELC-103 Grillo, B SemesterECHD-133 Health, Nutrition and Safety (DS7)(SC) - 2 UnitsThis course will cover the three main components of health information, nutritioneducation and safety standards for children, families and staff membersin a child care facility. The course will identify and discuss health and safetyneeds/issues and the planning and establishment of a nutrition education/information component within the child care program. This course meets theCalifornia Department of Social Services Community Care Licensing requirement,DS7. It also fulfills the requirement of the certificate and AS degree inEarly Childhood Education.6637 TH 5:10-7:00pm ELC-103 Grillo, B SemesterECHD-139 Montessori Method: Student TeachingPracticum (SC) - 4 UnitsPrerequisite: ECHD 121, ECHD 125This course provides students with an opportunity to combine Montessoritheory and practice. Students are required to work with children in a Montessoriclassroom under the supervision of a Montessori head teacher. They areevaluated by both their head teacher and the practicum faculty. In addition,students meet every two weeks for a seminar class covering the followingtopics: Observation and assessment, record keeping, problem solving, positivediscipline, classroom management, and curriculum development.6644 F 7:10-9:00pm HS-1 Grillo, B 1/28-5/13Meeting dates: 1/28, 2/11, 2/25, 3/10, 3/24, 4/01, 4/15 and 5/13.ECHD-140A Parent Education A (P/NP) - 1-3 UnitsThis course will consist of class discussions and lectures in the area of parenteducation. Class time will provide opportunities to gain an understanding ofthe behavior of young children. Topics of discussion will include, but not belimited to, growth and development issues, positive discipline techniques andeffective communication skills to use with children.6639 F 11:10-12:00pm ELC-103 Smith-Miller, B Semester+ Up to 9 hours by arrangement each week.ECHD-140B Parent Education B (P/NP) - 1-3 UnitsThis course will consist of class discussions and lectures in the area of parenteducation. Class time will provide opportunities to gain an understanding ofthe behavior of young children. Topics of discussion will include, but not belimited to, growth and development issues, positive discipline techniques andeffective communication skills to use with children.6640 F 11:10-12:00pm ELC-103 Smith-Miller, B Semester+ Up to 9 hours by arrangement each week.ECHD-140C Parent Education C (P/NP) - 1-3 UnitsThis course will consist of class discussions and lectures in the area of parenteducation. Class time will provide opportunities to gain an understanding ofthe behavior of young children. Topics of discussion will include, but not belimited to, growth and development issues, positive discipline techniques andeffective communication skills to use with children.6641 F 11:10-12:00pm ELC-103 Smith-Miller, B Semester+ Up to 9 hours by arrangement each week.Early Learning Center & Lab SchoolThe ELC – (Early LearningCenter & Lab School) – providesservices for childrenages 2 years and 9 months(and fully potty trained) to kindergartenentry. They are eligibleto attend the lab schoolMonday-Friday from 7:50 a.m.— 5:00 p.m. The Evening Careprogram provides servicesfor children ages 3 years to 10years old Monday — Thursdayfrom 5:00 p.m. — 10:00 p.m.For more information or to arrange a visit, call (510) 235-7800, ext.4370.ELC – (Early Learning Center – Centro de Cuidado de Niños) – El centro proveecuidado de niños desde 2 años y 9 meses hasta 5 años en su programa dedía de 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Y también ofrece cuidado de niños de 3 a 10 años en suprograma de noche de 5 p.m. – 10 p.m.Visite el edificio ELC por la parada de los autobuses o llame al (510) 235-7800,ext. 4370 para más información.ECHD-140D Parent Education D (P/NP) - 1-3 UnitsThis course will consist of class discussions and lectures in the area of parenteducation. Class time will provide opportunities to gain an understanding ofthe behavior of young children. Topics of discussion will include, but not belimited to, growth and development issues, positive discipline techniques andeffective communication skills to use with children.6642 F 11:10-12:00pm ELC-103 Smith-Miller, B Semester+ Up to 9 hours by arrangement each week.ECHD-140E Parent Education E (P/NP) - 1-3 UnitsThis course will consist of class discussions and lectures in the area of parenteducation. Class time will provide opportunities to gain an understanding ofthe behavior of young children. Topics of discussion will include, but not belimited to, growth and development issues, positive discipline techniques andeffective communication skills to use with children.6643 F 11:10-12:00pm ELC-103 Smith-Miller, B Semester+ Up to 9 hours by arrangement each week.ECHD-144 Affirming Cultural Diversity (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course will take an in-depth look at how our actions and words shapethe attitudes of children as they learn about people and the world. Studentswill define, clarify and discuss topics associated with biases that permeateour daily lives. Topics of study will include racism, sexism, ageism andhandicapism. Students will study methods to use with young children thatwill empower them to think critically about the unfairness of biases they seeand hear. This course meets the CSU General Education requirement for AreaD3-Ethnic Studies.2677 TH 10:10-1:00pm ELC-103 Moore, S Semester2177 TH 7:10-10:00pm HS-1 Moore, S SemesterECHD-146 School Age Curriculum (LR) - 3 UnitsAdvisory: ECHD 145This course will include information that will assist with planning and implementingschool age curriculum for children between the ages of 5-14 years.Course content will include such areas as program organization, humanrelations, environment and anti-bias education.3596 M 7:10-10:00pm HS-1 Shuaibe, H Semesterwww.contracosta .edu • <strong>Contra</strong> <strong>Costa</strong> <strong>College</strong> • Spring 2011 • 19