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5/21/2012 Fall 2012CALL#DAYS HOURS ROOMINSTR.DATESThis is a first-semester course in Mandarin. The goals are to communicate in Mandarin throughthe development of skills in speaking, understanding, reading, and writing, and to develop anappreciation of Chinese culture. This course meets the CSU General Education requirement forArea C2-Humanities (Literature, Philosophy, Foreign Language).CALL#DAYS HOURS ROOMINSTR.DATESIn this course, older adults will study, rehearse, and perform a variety of choral literature selectedfrom the stylistic eras of the western world. Rehearsals will include vocal training leading toartistic group singing and the development of personal musicianship skills.1234 TTH 12:40-3:00pm H-8Teng, YSemesterCommunity Education (Art)ART-810NDrawing for the Older Adult Student - 0 UnitWorking from live models, still life and outdoor settings, the student will study techniques inperspective, light, shading and color. Students will work with various materials including pencils,charcoal and oil pastels.3884M7:10-9:30pmCommunity Education. 'CONTRA COSTA CHORALE' Section 3884 meets off campus at the HillsideCommunity Church 1422 Navellier, El Cerrito. The chorus of between 45-65 voices will be studying andperforming the great choral repertoire of the European & American Two full concerts are given, along with avariety of smaller events. Opportunities for solo work are available by audition. All voices are welcome.MUSIC-854NOCMontanero, JCommunity Symphonic Wind Ensemble - 0 UnitSemesterThis course is for those interested in the study, rehearsal and performance of music composed forSymphonic Wind Ensemble. In this course music will be selected from Baroque throughTwenty-first century repertoire. Rehearsals will lead to participation in public performances.3883M7:10-9:30pm OCBejarano, JSemester3314M3:10-5:00pmSemesterCommunity Education. Section 3314 meets off campus at El Cerrito Open House Senior Center, 6500Stockton Avenue, El Cerrito.OCStaffCommunity Education. 'WEST COUNTY WINDS' Section 3883 meets off campus at the El Cerrito HighSchool, 540 Ashbury Ave., (El Cerrito High School). The class is open to all adult wind and percussionmusicians playing at a good high school or college level.ART-811N Beginning and Intermediate Painting for Older Adults -0 UnitWorking from live models, still life and outdoor settings, the student will study various ways ofapplying paint to canvas, techniques in mixing colors, and the interaction of values and shapes ina composition.5097W1:10-3:00pmOCStaffSemesterComputer & Communication TechnologyCCT-170Basic Electronics (SC) - 2 UnitsThis course covers calculation, construction and measurements of A.C. and D.C. series, paralleland complex circuits. Fundamental laws, use of basic test equipment and electrical safety will bediscussed and utilized with lab projects and experiments.Community Education. Section 5097 meets off campus at the El Cerrito Open House Senior Center,6500 Stockton Avenue, El Cerrito.5159 MW11:10-12:30pm12:40-2:00pmCTC-132Figuera, RSemesterART-812NExploration 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.CCT-271Digital Applications and Devices (LR) - 4 UnitsThis course will study aspects of digital devices and their applications.3794T10:10-1:00pmSemesterCommunity Education. Section 3794 meets off campus at the Hercules Senior Center, 111 Civic Drive,Hercules.OCStaff6258 MW8:10-9:30am9:40-11:00amCTC-132Figuera, RSemesterCommunity Education MusicCCT-272Fiber Optic/Copper Network Structure (LR) - 4 UnitsMUSIC-851NCommunity Symphony Orchestra - 0 UnitThis course provides a study in data transmission utilizing various technologies. Presented from atechnician's point of view, aspects of fiber optic theory and application will be discussed, as wellas copper wiring, color codes and terminations.This course is for the older adult interested in study, rehearsal and performance of musiccomposed for symphony orchestra from the style periods of Baroque through Twenty-firstcentury repertoire. Rehearsals will lead to participation in public performance.4158 TTHTTH8:10-9:30am9:40-11:00amCTC-132CTC-132Figuera, RSemester3880W7:10-9:30pmGallegos, GSemesterCommunity Education 'KENSINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA' Section 3880 meets off campus atthe El Cerrito High School, 540 Ashbury Ave., El Cerrito.MUSIC-853NChorale - 0 UnitOCCCT-274Network Communication Technology (LR) - 3 UnitsThis course provides a study in practical application of communication techniques for local areanetworks. Basic data communications including modems, DSL, cable modems, modulationmethods and switching concepts will be discussed. Token Ring Network, Fast Ethernettechnology and Firewall technology will be included, along with repeaters, routers, bridges,gateways. Frame Relay and Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI).14
5/21/2012 Fall 2012CALL# DAYS HOURS ROOM INSTR. DATES6259 TTH 11:10-12:30pm CTC-132 Figuera, RSemesterComputer Information SystemsCIS-095D Computer Laboratory (P/NP) - .2 UnitCALL#DAYS HOURS ROOMPrerequisite: CIS-135 or CIS 037 with a minimum grade of "C"Co-requisite: CIS-095A-DINSTR.DATESThis course will introduce students to intermediate and advanced features of Microsoft Excelsuch as lists, filters, pivot tables, and macros. Ten-key skills using the computer numeric keypadand the principles of mathematics used on the job will also be introduced. Students will receivehands-on experience working on actual projects--the best way to prepare them for the on-the-jobchallenges they'll face. This course offers complete instruction in all skill sets and activities forthe appropriate Microsoft Office Specialist Certification (MOS) Exams.This course is designed to allow students access to CIS computer systems other than theirregularly scheduled class hours. Students may utilize the computer systems for skill building orcompleting assignments. This class is designed for extra lab usage, not as any instructional class.2570 TTHTTH11:10-12:30pm12:40-1:30pmCTC-128CTC-128Chan, RSemester2605Chan, RSemesterComputer ScienceClass is a total of 10.8 hours by arrangement. For more information, please contact (510) 235-7800,ext.4263.COMP-095DComputer Aided Instruction (P/NP) - .2 UnitCIS-110Fundamental Computer Literacy (SC) - 2 UnitsPrerequisite: CIS-135 or CIS 037 with a minimum grade of "C"Co-requisite: CIS-095A-DThis course will introduce students to intermediate and advanced features of Microsoft Excelsuch as lists, filters, pivot tables, and macros. Ten-key skills using the computer numeric keypadand the principles of mathematics used on the job will also be introduced. Students will receivehands-on experience working on actual projects--the best way to prepare them for the on-the-jobchallenges they'll face. This course offers complete instruction in all skill sets and activities forthe appropriate Microsoft Office Specialist Certification (MOS) Exams.Computer laboratory assignments are designed to supplement and reinforce skills acquired in theparticular course which lists this course as a corequisite.2660Class is hours by arrangement. For more information, please contact Thomas Murphy at (510) 235-7800,ext.4348 or tmurphy@contracosta.edu.COMP-251Murphy, TSemesterFundamentals of Computer Science C++ (LR) - 4 UnitsAdvisory: CIS 125 or 162.5032 TTHTTH11:10-12:30pm12:40-2:00pmCTC-114CTC-131Seraphin, N8/20-10/18This course is an introduction to Computer Science using the C++ language with object-orienteddesign. Topics include algorithms, data structures, topdown design, stepwise refinement,procedural abstraction, machine representation of data and programs, recursion, programcorrectness/efficiency, information hiding, abstract data types using pointers (linked lists, etc).CIS-135Introduction to Computers (SC) - 4 UnitsCo-requisite: CIS 095A-DThis course will familiarize the business person, first-time computer user, and transfer studentwith the skills needed to successfully operate a personal computer using commercially availablesoftware. Computer history, hardware, software and social issues are discussed, and studentswill be able to demonstrate computer literacy upon successful completion of this course.Students are introduced to general Windows operations, the Internet, Microsoft Word, MicrosoftExcel, Microsoft Access and BASIC programming.10299:40-11:00amSection 1029 has no class meeting 9/13 & 11/12-15, but will meet 9/14 from 8am-12pm and 11/30 from8am-12pm.COMP-280MTWTHCTC-127Murphy, TComputer Structure and Organization (LR) - 4 UnitsSemesterAdvisory: MATH 171 or 1852555 TTH 8:10-11:00am CTC-128 Chan, RSemesterThis course provides an introduction to the organization and structure of the computer's majorhardware and software components, elemental computer circuits and systems, and machine andassembler language programming. Students will write on assembly language interrupt handler.2543 MWMW9:40-11:00am11:10-12:30pmCTC-128CTC-128Chan, RSemester5037MTWTH11:10-12:30pmCTC-127Murphy, TSemester2553 MW2:10-3:30pm3:30-5:00pmCTC-114CTC-128Watkins, RSemesterSection 5037 has no class meeting 9/11-13 and 11/12-15, but will meet 9/14 from 12pm-4pm and 11/30from 12pm-4pm.6234 TTHTTH2:10-3:30pm3:40-5:00pmCTC-114CTC-128Watkins, RSemesterCooperative Education2561 MWMW7:10-8:30pm8:40-10:00pmCTC-114CTC-128Watkins, RSemesterCOOP-160General Work Experience Education (LR) - 2-3 UnitsCIS-201Microsoft Excel/Information Processing (SC) - 3.5 Units15
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