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5/21/2012 Fall 2012CALL#DAYS HOURS ROOMINSTR.DATES1372 T 6:10-9:00pm AT-101 DeMello, MSemesterAUSER-152Brake Systems (LR) - 3 UnitsThis course covers the California Vehicle Codes related to braking systems, and providespractice in repairing braking systems.CALL#DAYS HOURS ROOMINSTR.DATESThis course covers the fundamentals of automotive air conditioning design, construction, repair,service and diagnosis; including various systems, safety, service tools and relevant industryterminology. The course will assist with preparing for a career in the automotive industry and forthe ASE A7 heating and air conditioning exam as well as the ASE refrigerant recovery andrecycling certification.2520 M 6:10-9:00pm AT-110 Bell, GSemester2510W6:10-9:00pmAT-110Huie, BSemesterSection 2510 is an Apprenticeship Class and studnets are required to register via the Admissions &Records Office, SSC-115.2521M6:10-9:00pmAT-110Bell, GSemesterSection 2521 is an Apprenticeship Class and studnets are required to register via the Admissions &Records Office, SSC-115.2511 W 6:10-9:00pm AT-110 Huie, BSemesterBiological ScienceAUSER-153Automotive Steering and Suspension Systems andHeadlamp Aiming (LR) - 3 UnitsBIOSC-106Experimental Analysis in Biology (P/NP) - .5 UnitThis course covers the basic fundamentals of automotive steering and suspension. Providingtechnical information on components of the auto body, springs and suspension systems,stabilizers and shock absorbers, wheel alignment and balancing, steering gear, linkages andpower systems.1150 TH 6:10-9:00pm AT-101 StaffSemesterThis course is intended to provide preparation for the successful completion of BIOSC 119, 134,140, 141, 148, and 155. It introduces students to common experimental techniques and situationsin biology and offers practice in the collection, analysis, display, and interpretation of data.Students cover and review metric system, ratios and proportions, graphing, serial dilutions,microscope use, pH and basic chemistry, and some general cell biology and biochemistry.Students who believe they are already adequately prepared may challenge the course byexamination. Students have one chance to pass this examination.3150TH6:10-9:00pmAT-101SemesterSection 3150 is an Apprenticeship Class and studnets are required to register via the Admissions &Records Office, SSC-115.Staff5041F 2:10-5:00pm B-24Barnes, D8/17-10/12Mtg dates: 8/24, 9/7, 9/4, 9/21, 10/5 and 10/12. (No meetings 8/17, 8/31, and 9/28).AUSER-171Automotive Collision Repair (LR) - 4 Units3371TH 6:10-9:00pm B-24Staff8/23-10/11This course contains both lecture and lab components that covers tolls used in Collision Repair,principles of automotive construction, repair of plastics, repair of different metals used inautomotive production, ICAR steel welding qualification, body filler, removing and replacingcosmetic and structural body parts and corrosion protection steps. This course works towardsASE certification in on-structural repair and used the ICAR Live delivery program to present tendifferent programs. At the end of each program the student will take a post test and will beeligible for ICAR Training Alliance Gold class points.Mtg dates: 8/18, 8/25, 9/8, 9/15, 9/29, and 10/6. (No meetings 9/1 nor 9/22).1023S 9:10-12:00pm B-24Staff8/25-10/13Mtg dates: 8/25/ 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 10/6, and 10/13 (No meetings 8/18, 9/1 and 9/29).2842TH 6:10-9:00pm B-24Staff10/18-11/29Mtg dates: 10/18, 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, and 11/29. (No meetings 11/22).2524MW6:10-9:00pmAT-101Lock, PSemester1036F 10:10-1:00pm B-24Coatney, E. 10/19-11/30Section 2524 is an Apprenticeship Class and studnets are required to register via the Admissions &Records Office, SSC-115.Mtg dates: 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/30 (No meetings 11/23).2526 MW 6:10-9:00pm AT-101 Lock, PSemesterBIOSC-110Introduction to Biological Science (LR) - 4 UnitsAUSER-225 Advanced Automotive Collision Laboratory (LR) - 5UnitsStudy of the principles and concepts of general biology through the cell and its molecular nature,genetics, evolution, and a brief survey of the plant and animal kingdoms. This course meets theCSU General Education requirement for Areas B2-Life Science and B3-Laboratory Activity.Prerequisite: AUSER 123, 124, 125, and 126This course provides advanced experience in collision repair practices in all phases and isdesigned to allow the student to focus on collision repair as a career goal.1349 MFW8:10-9:30am8:10-11:00amB-7B-24Tarp, CSemester2519 MTWTH9:10-1:00pm9:10-12:00pmAT-101Lock, PSemester5665 MWM11:10-12:30pm1:10-4:00pmB-8B-24Muick, PSemesterMTW9:10-1:00pmAT-102THAUSER-2389:10-12:00pmAutomotive Heating and Air Conditioning (LR) - 3 Units5666 MWW11:10-12:30pm1:10-4:00pmB-12B-24Tarp, CSemester10
5/21/2012 Fall 2012CALL# DAYS HOURS ROOM4206 TTH11:10-12:30pm B-2T1:10-4:00pm B-24INSTR.Krolikowski, KDATESSemesterCALL# DAYS HOURS ROOM4223 TTH11:10-12:30pm B-12T12:40-3:30pm B-39INSTR.Coatney, EDATESSemester5664 TTHTH11:10-12:30pm1:10-4:00pmB-2B-24Krolikowski, KSemester4222 TTHTH11:10-12:30pm12:40-3:30pmB-12B-39Coatney, ESemester5667 MW6:10-9:00pm6:10-9:00pmB-2B-24Muick, PSemester6253 TTH4:10-7:00pm4:10-7:00pmB-7B-39Barnes, DSemesterBIOSC-119 Nursing Microbiology (LR) - 4 UnitsBIOSC-140 Principles of Biology I (LR) - 4 UnitsPrerequisite: BIOSC 106; AND either CHEM 119 or BIOSC 110Study of microscopic organisms of particular importance to humans, integrating the basicconcepts of microbiology and cellular biology. This course meets the CSU General Educationrequirement for Areas B2-Life Science and B3-Laboratory Activity.Prerequisite: CHEM 120 and BIOSC 106General introduction to cells and their function, cellular metabolism and energetics, geneticmaterial and its expression, classical genetics, and animal form, function, and development. Thiscourse meets the CSU General Education requirement for Areas B2-Life Science andB3-Laboratory Activity.1348 TTHTTH9:10-10:30am10:40-12:00pmB-18B-21StaffSemester4238 TTH 8:10-11:00am B-24Tarp, CSemester4209 TTHTTH4210 TTHTTHBIOSC-13212:40-2:00pm2:10-3:30pm6:10-7:30pm7:40-9:00pmB-18B-21B-18B-21Human Anatomy (LR) - 4 UnitsStaffStaffSemesterSemesterHuman anatomy is a course in the structure or morphology of the human body, covering basiccytology, histology and all major organs and organ systems. In addition, the two main integrativesystems of the body, the nervous and endocrine systems are also covered, with a greateremphasis on neuroanatomy than on endocrinology. The course is taught both systemically andregionally, with developmental anatomy added when applicable. The muscles, bones, nerves andcirculation of the limbs and back are approached regionally so as to better integrate all structuresfor student comprehension and retention. This course meets the CSU General Educationrequirement for Areas B2-Life Science and B3-Laboratory Activity.BIOSC-157Prerequisite: BIOSC 106Challenge: by examCo-requisite: BIOSC 159Challenge: permission of InstructorFoundations in Biotechnology (LR) - 3 UnitsThis course is designed to provide students wanting to enter the field of biotechnology with asolid foundation in the chemical, biochemical, microbiological, mathematical, bioinformatic andregulatory concepts used in biotechnology labs. Students practice laboratory calculations, designand analyze experiments, and become familiar with the documentation and practices importantfor working in a regulated environment (laboratory notebooks, QA/QC, SOP's, cGMP). Goodcommunication and work-readiness skills are emphasized.6500 MM4:10-7:00pm4:10-7:00pmB-18B-22Krolikowski, KSemester1100 MWM12:40-2:00pm9:10-12:00pmB-12B-39Barnes, DSemesterBIOSC-159Introduction to the Biotechnology Lab (LR) - 1 Unit4215 MWW12:40-2:00pm9:10-12:00pmB-12B-39Barnes, DSemesterCo-requisite: Either BIOSC 157 or BIOSC 172Challenge: permission of Instructor4220 WMBIOSC-1346:10-9:00pm B-7Soong, M6:10-9:00pm B-39Human Physiology (LR) - 4 UnitsSemesterThis course is designed to provide students with training in the skills and applications commonlyused in biotechnology and molecular biology laboratories. It will provide technical practice withanalytical instruments, the formulation and use of reagents, and the culture and study of modelorganisms. Students will learn and apply the Scientific Method, perform data analysis, keep alaboratory notebook according to cGMP, follow Standard Operating Procedures and practicegood communication and teamwork skills as they carry out laboratory experiments that revealfoundational concepts of biology, biotechnology, and molecular biology.Prerequisite: BIOSC 106; and either BIOSC 110 or CHEM 119Human physiology is a course in the function of the human body that covers all major bodysystems and the two main integrative systems, the nervous and endocrine systems in detail.Course material progresses from a cellular and molecular level to an organism level, andregulation and integration of functions is emphasized. This course meets the CSU GeneralEducation requirement for Areas B2-Life Science and B3-Laboratory Activity.6501 WW4:10-7:00pm4:10-7:00pmB-18B-22Krolikowski, KSemesterBIOSC-160Nutrition (LR) - 3 Units4239 THTTH9:10-12:00pm12:40-2:00pmB-39B-7Barnes, DSemesterThis course provides a study of the essential nutrients, their function in the body, and how todetermine the food needs of the normal individual.11
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