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Sec Days hrs rm instr dates Sec Days hrs rm instr dates Sec Days hrs rm instr datesHumanitiesHUMAN-113 African American Humanities (SC) - 3 UnitsAn integrated and historical study of African American cultures and their influenceupon American life. Emphasis will be on philosophy, fine and appliedarts, and ways in which they reflect the social, political, and economic realitiesof a culture. This course meets the CSU General Education requirement forArea C2-Humanities (Literature, Philosophy, Foreign Language).6495 TTH 12:40-2:00pm LA-103 Bascomb, L SemesterThis class is a part of the AFRAM Studies Program.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).6477 F 9:10-12:00pm B-2 Kunkel, R Semester6475 MW 9:40-11:00am B-2 Houston, D Semester3209 TTH 12:40-2:00pm LA-208 Houston, D Semester8470 W 2:10-5:00pm LA-208 Kunkel, R SemesterSection 8470 is a part of the PACE Program, but is open to all students.8471 W 6:10-9:00pm OC Houston, D SemesterCommunity Education. Section 8471 meets off campus at the CCCEL CERRITO CENTER, 540 Ashbury Ave., (El Cerrito High School).For additional information, please contact Mercy Pono at(510) 235-7800 ext. 4292 or mpono@contracosta.edu.0279 F 6:10-9:00pm B-2 Boyle, C 1/28-3/11Section 0279 is a PACE telecourse, but is open to all students.Meeting dates: 1/28, 2/4, 2/11, 2/25, 3/4, and 3/11.HUMAN-160 Mystery of Humanity: Birth, Sex, and Death(SC) - 3 UnitsThis course examines the uniqueness of humans, drawing from multipledisciplines and focusing on five life events and questions: birth, death, genderand sex, marriage, and the question of how to live a good life. It will look atcultural impact and possible universal human qualities.4618 TTH 9:40-11:00am B-2 Houston, D SemesterIndustial TechnologyINTEC-100D Green Building I (LR) - 2 UnitsThis course is an introduction to green concepts, building science and theapplication to buildings and building systems. It gives an overview of typicalenergy uses in homes, including space heating and cooling, lighting, waterheating, refrigerators, and other appliances and plug loads. The buildingenvelope will be covered in detail, including insulation, air barriers, ventilation,moisture, air distribution, and windows. Students will be introduced to homeperformance testing equipment, including pressure measurement doorblowers, duct blaster, and infrared thermography. Students will learn the basicskills to take an intensive two-day course and successfully sit for a certifiedgreen building professional certificate.3569 MTWTHF 2:40-6:30pm A-2 Braver, N 2/28-3/12S 8:40-3:30pm OC4569 MTWTHF 2:40-6:30pm A-2 Braver, N 4/4-4/16S 8:40-3:30pm OCINTEC-100E Green Building II (LR) - 2 Unitsthis course is the second half of the home performance series. Covers inmore detail some of the concepts introduced in GBT1, such as the buildingsite, inspections, ventilation, air distribution systems, combustion testing andpersonal safety, heating and cooling systems and indoor air quality. Thefocus is application of principles and practices using pressure measurement,door blowers, duct blaster and infrared thermography tools in the lab and atactual houses, pending arrangements. Students will build a solid foundationto take additional training and practice for a HERS Rater or Building analystcertification.3570 THFS 11:10-5:00pm OC Waring, P 3/17-4/24570 THFS 11:10-5:00pm OC Waring, P 4/28-5/14INTEC-101 Residential Safety, Repair, and Maintenance(LR) - 3 UnitsThis course focuses on residential repair maintenance and construction.Students learn basic repair, maintenance and safety practices in plumbing,electrical and carpentry. Students will learn earthquake safety practices andreadiness. The course prepares students for employment in related fields ofplumbing, electrical, sheet rock, apartment maintenance and management aswell as home inspection.2098 MW 6:10-8:30pm AT-138 Bell, G Semester3098 MW 6:10-8:30pm AT-138 Bell, G SemesterINTEC-102 Advanced Residential Safety, Repair, andMaintenance (LR) - 3 UnitsThis course expands the fundamentals essential of residential repair,maintenance and construction learned in INTEC 101. Students continue tolearn basic repair, maintenance and safety practices in plumbing, electricaland carpentry. Student will learn earthquake safety practices, proactivepreparation and readiness. The course prepares students for employment inrelated fields in plumbing, electrical, sheet rock, apartment maintenance andmanagement as well as home inspection.2298 MW 6:10-8:30pm SA-6 Bell, G Semester3298 MW 6:10-8:30pm SA-6 Bell, G SemesterInterdisciplinary StudiesINDIS-095 Science, Math and Engineering Mentoring(SC) - 3 UnitsThis course provides academic assistance and enculturation into sciences,mathematics and engineering. It is designed for students planning to transferto a four year college and be part of the CSE-MESA program.0405 F 2:10-5:00pm PS-102 Cruz, E Semester+ 6 hours by arrangement each week.0416 F 2:10-5:00pm PS-113 Krolikowski, K Semester+ 6 hours by arrangement each week.0417 F 2:10-5:00pm PS-101 Thorn, N Semester+ 6 hours by arrangement each week.JapaneseJAPAN-121 Second-Semester Japanese (SC) - 5 UnitsAdvisory: JAPAN 120 or 120BThis is a second-semester Japanese course. The goals are to communicatein Japanese through the development of skills in speaking, understanding,reading and writing and to develop an appreciation of Japanese culture.This course meets the CSU General Education requirement for Area C2-Humanities (Literature, Philosophy, Foreign Language).2749 MW 6:10-8:30pm H-6 Prince, K SemesterJournalismJRNAL-100E Photojournalism (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course introduces students to the principles and theories of photojournalism.Students receive instruction in shooting, printing, and editing usingdigital technology. Media ethics, legal issues, and the evolving technologicalimpact of photojournalism are also covered.6467 WF 12:40-2:30pm AA-215 Diestler, J SemesterPhotojoURNALISmJRNAL-100E3 UnitsTheprinciples & theoriesofphotojournalismInstruction in shooting,printing, and editing usingdigital technology.Media ethics, legal issues,and the evolving technologicalimpact of photojournalism6467 WF 12:40-2:30pmAA-215 Diestler, JJRNAL-110 Newspaper Practice (SC) - 1 UnitCo-requisite: JRNAL 122, 123, 222 or 223Laboratory class includes writing stories and headlines, editing, pagemake-up and paste-up, proofreading, photocopy, art work, word processing,typesetting, and advertising for the school newspaper, The Advocate.6468 AA-215 DeBolt, P Semester6 hours by arrangement each week.JRNAL-122 Newspaper Production I (SC) - 3 UnitsCo-requisite: JRNAL 110Practical experience in all phases of producing the college’s weekly newspaper,The Advocate.6469 MWF 10:10-11:00am AA-215 DeBolt, P SemesterJRNAL-123 Newspaper Production II (SC) - 3 UnitsCo-requisite: JRNAL 110Practical experience in all phases of producing the college’s weekly newspaper,The Advocate.6470 MWF 10:10-11:00am AA-215 DeBolt, P SemesterJRNAL-130 Mass Communication (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course covers the origins, development, characteristics, and principlesof American media of mass communication and their present role in society.Media to be examined will include newspapers, magazines, television, radio,recording, book publishing, film, and advertising.6471 MW 8:10-9:30am AA-215 DeBolt, P SemesterJRNAL-161 Newspaper Design and Layout(SC) - 3 UnitsThe study of contemporary newspaper and layout. The course will includepage design, story design, use of typography, artwork and photographs. Itwill include an introduction to using the computer for page layout and design.6474 MW 11:10-12:30pm AA-215 DeBolt, P SemesterJRNAL-222 Newspaper Production III (SC) - 3 UnitsCo-requisite: JRNAL 110Practical experience in all phases of producing the college’s weekly newspaper,The Advocate.6472 MWF 10:10-11:00am AA-215 DeBolt, P SemesterJRNAL-223 Newspaper Production IV (SC) - 3 UnitsCo-requisite: JRNAL 110Practical experience in all phases of producing the college’s weekly newspaper,The Advocate.6473 MWF 10:10-11:00am AA-215 DeBolt, P SemesterLa Raza StudiesLARAZ-110 Introduction to La Raza Studies(LR) - 3 UnitsThis course will provide students with a historical awareness and multidisciplinaryoverview of La Raza Studies as an academic field. Students will gaina basic understanding of the historical, social, political, economic and culturalcontext of Chicanos(as) and Latinas(os) in the Americas. This course has acomparative and transnational approach.3524 TTH 11:10-12:30pm LA-104 Palacios, A SemesterLARAZ-113 Introduction to Analysis of AmericanPolitical Institutions (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course examines the U.S. Constitution and the U.S. system of governmentat the national and state levels, with an emphasis on Latino politicalparticipation. The course covers both U.S. and California political processes,and highlights the relationships between the federal government and stateand local governments. It will also survey the resolution of conflicts and theestablishment of cooperative mechanisms under the constitutions of bothstate and federal governments. Included will be the process to achieve resolution.Important events since the American Revolution and contributions ofLatinos, women and various ethnic groups will be surveyed. Cultural diversityin California and in the U.S. will be emphasized. This course meets the CSUGeneral Education requirement for Areas D3-Ethnic Studies and D8-PoliticalScience, Government, and Legal Institutions.3041 TTH 2:10-3:30pm LA-108 Palacios, A SemesterLARAZ-125 Latin American History (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course shall examine the history of Mexico, Central and South America .The course is a survey of the history and its influence upon the Latino peopleof the Americas.6825 MW 11:10-12:30pm LA-104 Palacios, A Semester24 • 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 datesLARAZ-130 Contemporary Chicano/Latino Literature(SC) - 3 UnitsThis course will provide a survey of contemporary literature written by Chicano/Latinoauthors in the U.S. and Latin America. This course will explorethe diversity of social, political, economic, personal, cultural, and genderbasedexperiences of Chicano/Latino people through the use of poetry,novels, short stories, and essays written by such authors. This course meetsthe CSU General Education requirement for Area C2-Humanities (Literature,Philosophy, Foreign Language).6826 MW 9:40-11:00am LA-110 Palacios, A Semester6824 TTH 9:40-11:00am LA-104 Palacios, A SemesterLARAZ-805N Building Pre-Collegiate Skills-Level I - 0 UnitThis course assists students to acquire oral presentation skills, leadershipskills and reading and writing proficiency to succeed in their educationalenvironment.2172 S 10:10-2:00pm LA-112 Danino, S 2/5-5/21Section 2172 is a part of the Metas Program.Meeting dates: 2/5, 2/26, 3/5, 3/19, 4/2, 4/16, 4/30, 5/14,and 5/21. For more information call (510) 235-7800 ext. 4608.2173 S 10:10-2:00pm LA-106 Padilla, M 2/5-5/21Section 2173 is a part of the Metas Program.Meeting dates: 2/5, 2/26, 3/5, 3/19, 4/2, 4/16, 4/30, 5/14,and 5/21. For more information call (510) 235-7800 ext. 4608.LARAZ-806N Building Pre-Collegiate Skills-Level II - 0 UnitThis course assists high school students in their academic development. Itfocuses on developing their basic skills and leadership abilities through anexploration of effective listening, organization and responding skills. Studentswill learn the mechanics of effective oral presentations and basic rules ofparliamentary procedures.2140 S 10:10-2:00pm LA-108 Eicher, A 2/5-5/21Section 2140 is a part of the Metas Program.Meeting dates: 2/5, 2/26, 3/5, 3/19, 4/2, 4/16, 4/30, 5/14,and 5/21. For more information call (510) 235-7800 ext. 4608.Library StudiesLIBST-110 Research Skills: Finding, Using, andEvaluating Resources (SC) - .5-3 UnitsThis is a self-paced, performance-based course that introduces students toa variety of print and electronic library information resources. Students willbecome “information competent”. They will learn how to use and select themost appropriate sources for different information needs, utilize an effectivesearch strategy, and evaluate search results. Half a unit of credit will begranted for satisfactory completion for 5 modules of course work, one unitfor 10 modules of course work, two units for 20 modules, or three units forall 30 modules.6457 Flum, J Semester54 hours/unit by arrangement. Section 6457 may be repeated untilall 3 units of credit have been completed. Students should sign in at theLibrary Reference Desk to schedule class orientation. One unit fulfills theInformation Competency Requirement.LIBST-110A Library and Information Research Skills(SC) - 1 UnitThis is a performance-based course that introduces students to a variety ofprint and electronic information resources. Students will learn how to use andselect the most appropriate sources for different information needs, utilize aneffective search strategy, and evaluate search results. Students will become‘information competent’. This course is equivalent to the first unit of LIBST110. This course may be offered in lecture or online format.4458 ONLINE Schubert, C 2/1-3/25Section 4458 is a part of the PACE Program and is offered in an ONLINEformat although any student may take this class. There are twomandatory meetings: Tues., 2/1 and 2/8, 6:10-9:00pm in the Library,Room 107. This course fulfills the Information Competency GraduationRequirement.3452 ONLINE staff 2/23-4/15Section 3452 is offered in an ONLINE format. There are two mandatorymeetings: Wed., 2/23 and 3/2, 6:10-9:00pm, in the Library, Room107. This course fulfills the Information Competency GraduationRequirement.3455 ONLINE staff 3/10-5/10Section 3455 is offered in an ONLINE format. There are two mandatorymeetings: Thurs., 3/10 and 3/17 from 6:10-9pm in the Library, Room107. This course fulfills the Information Competency GraduationRequirement.3453 ONLINE Schubert, C 3/21-5/20Section 3453 is offered in an ONLINE format. There are two mandatorymeetings: Mon. 3/21 and 3/28, from 6:10-9pm in the Library, L-107.This course fulfills the Information Competency Graduation Requirement.MathematicsMATH-080 Strategies in Math (P/NP) - 3 UnitsAdvisory: Designed for students with learning disabilities.This course provides individualized and group instruction for disabledstudents who have math problems.2163 TTH 11:10-12:30pm CTC-112 Scanlin, A Semester6404 TTH 12:40-2:00pm CTC-112 staff SemesterMATH-101 Basic Skills of Arithmetic (LR) - 3 UnitsBasic skills with natural numbers, common fractions and decimal fractions;and applications of basic skills to percentage, consumer arithmetic andmeasurements.2409 TTH 9:40-11:00am AA-131 Cruz, E Semester2622 MW 11:10-12:30pm LA-110 Watabayashi, D Semester2411 TTH 5:40-7:00pm AA-143 Nyantika, T SemesterMATH-101C Basic Skills of Arithmetic (Competency-Based) (SC) - .5-3 UnitsThis is a self-paced course which covers the same materials as MATH 101(basic skills with natural numbers; common fractions and decimal fractions;and applications of basic skills to percentage, consumer arithmetic andmeasurements). This course uses classroom lectures as well as computertutorials and video lectures. This competency-based course is open entry/open exit. May be repeated three times, for a maximum of three units.1586 TTH 11:10-12:30pm CTC-113 Sharufa, S Semester+ .5 hour by arrangement each week.MATH-115 Pre-Algebra (LR) - 3 UnitsThis course presents percentages, metric system, powers and roots,measurement of plane and solid figures, signed numbers, and the solution oflinear equations of the first degree in one unknown.6416 TTH 9:40-11:00am AA-109 Sharufa, S Semester3490 MW 11:10-12:30pm AA-135 Cruz, E Semester6670 MW 11:10-12:30pm AA-109 Sharufa, S Semester3061 TTH 11:10-12:30pm CTC-114 Cruz, E Semester1892 MW 12:40-2:00pm AA-109 Feldman, F Semester3060 MW 5:40-7:00pm AA-143 Sharufa, S Semester6418 TTH 5:40-7:00pm AA-133 Carlone, P SemesterMATH-115C Pre-Algebra (Competency-Based)(LR) - .5-3 UnitsThis is a self-paced course which covers the same materials as MATH 115(percentages, metric system, powers and roots, measurement of plane andsolid figures, signed numbers, and the solution of linear equations of the firstdegree in one unknown; and the addition, subtraction, multiplication anddivision of algebraic polynomials).3082 TTH 11:10-12:30pm CTC-113 Sharufa, S Semester+ .5 hour by arrangement each week.mULTImEDIA• BASICS •MEDCM-100C 3 Units.The basic techniquesof photographic editing,animation and presentationsoftware; students will createprojects that are compositedigital media presentationsincluding text, graphics,animation, video,and sound6402 MW 9:40-12:30pmAA-219 Diestler, JMATH-118 Elementary Algebra (LR) - 5 UnitsAdvisory: Concurrent enrollment in MATH 875N is highly recommended.Study of the real number system, solving and graphing linear equationsand inequalities, polynomials, exponents and radicals, and introduction toquadratic equations.3252 ONLINE Bersano, E Semester+ 1 hour by arrangement each week.Section 3252 is offered in a Online format. For mandatory classmeetings (students must bring picture ID):Orientation: Mon., 1/24 from 5-7pm in CTC-114Midterm Exam: Mon., 3/7 from 5-7pm in CTC-114Final Exam: Mon., 5/23 from 5-7pm in CTC-114.1906 MTWTHF 8:10-9:00am AA-143 Seereiter, L Semester+ 1 hour by arrangement each week6419 MW 8:10-9:00am AA-135 Simon, B SemesterTTH 8:10-9:30am+ 1 hour by arrangement each week6420 MW 10:10-11:00am AA-133 Baptiste, E SemesterTTH 9:40-11:00am+ 1 hour by arrangement each week6422 MTWTHF 11:10-12:00pm AA-143 Scott, G Semester+ 1 hour by arrangement each week6421 MW 11:10-12:00pm AA-131 Mead, T SemesterTTH 11:10-12:30pm+ 1 hour by arrangement each week6424 MW 1:10-2:00pm AA-131 Sharufa, S SemesterTTH 12:40-2:00pm+ 1 hour by arrangement each week.Section 6424 is a part of the UMOJA Program, but is open toall students. For more information, contact Vern Cromartie at(510) 235-7800, ext.4537 or vcromartie@contracosta.edu.1907 MW 2:40-5:00pm AA-131 Hsu, J Semester+ 1 hour by arrangement each week3253 TTH 2:40-5:00pm AA-133 Gopinath, L Semester+ 1 hour by arrangement each week.4151 MTH 5:40-8:00pm H-1 VanHattum, S Semester+ 1 hour by arrangement each week.Section 4151, Petition Required, ECHD students only.4150 MW 7:10-9:30pm AA-131 Walters, H Semester+ 1 hour by arrangement each week6426 TTH 7:10-9:30pm AA-143 Nyantika, T Semester+ 1 hour by arrangement each weekMATH-120 Intermediate Algebra (LR) - 5 UnitsPrerequisite: MATH 118Advisory: Concurrent enrollment in MATH 875N is highly recommended.This course provides review and further development of material of MATH118, second-degree equations and inequalities, functions, conic sections,systems of equations, and exponential and logarithmic functions.7777 ONLINE Bersano, E Semester+ 1 hour by arrangement each week.Section 7777 is offerred in an Online format. For mandatory classmeetings (students must bring picture ID):Orientation: Tued., 1/25 from 5-7pm in CTC-114Midterm Exam: Tues., 3/8 from 5-7pm in CTC-114Final Exam: Tues., 5/24 from 5-7pm in CTC-114.6428 MW 8:10-9:00am AA-109 Baptiste, E SemesterTTH 8:10-9:30am+ 1 hour by arrangement each week3573 MTWTHF 9:10-10:00am H-1 Chester, K Semester+1 hour by arrangement each week.6429 MW 10:10-11:00am AA-135 VanHattum, S SemesterTTH 9:40-11:00am+ 1 hour by arrangement each week6430 MW 11:10-12:00pm AA-133 Walters, H SemesterTTH 11:10-12:30pm+ 1 hour by arrangement each week6431 MW 1:10-2:00pm AA-135 Reed, E SemesterTTH 12:40-2:00pm+ 1 hour by arrangement each week3572 MW 2:40-5:00pm AA-133 Feldman, F Semester+1 hour by arrangement each week.6432 TTH 2:40-5:00pm AA-131 Voiculescu, I Semester+ 1 hour by arrangement each week6433 MW 7:10-9:30pm AA-143 Baptiste, E Semester+ 1 hour by arrangement each week6434 TTH 7:10-9:30pm AA-131 Tanaka, T Semester+ 1 hour by arrangement each weekMATH-121 Trigonometry (LR) - 3 UnitsAdvisory: MATH 119 and concurrent enrollment in MATH 875N are highlyrecommended.This course will introduce the trigonometric functions by using ratios of sidesof a triangle. After extending the domains of the trigonometric functions toarbitrary angles and real numbers, we consider their graphs.2184 MW 9:40-11:00am AA-131 Feldman, F Semesterwww.contracosta .edu • Contra Costa College • Spring 2011 • 25
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