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5/21/2012 Fall 2012CALL#DAYS HOURS ROOMINSTR.DATESCo-op education. Students may receive credit for jobs they hold, or volunteer work, that relate tocareer goals or provide employment training. There are no attendance, test, or extensive researchpapers to write, however, students must attend an orientation with the instructor. Students MUSTattend one orientation meeting to be officially enrolled in a class.CALL# DAYS HOURS ROOM INSTR. DATES4492 F 9:40-12:30pm AA-131 Robinson, CSemesterMEDIC-215Clinical Experience (LR) - 5 Units2360 Young, KSemesterPrerequisite: BOT 210A, HHS 212, MEDIC 150, 151, 160, 161, and 162.Co-requisite: HHS 114 or may be taken previously, 115 or may be taken previously.MEDIC-100HSurvey of Healthcare Careers (LR) - 3 UnitsPractical experience under supervision in hospitals, clinics, doctors' offices, and in paramedicalspecialty areas.This course provides a survey of various health care careers and their respective roles andresponsibilities. This course also provides the student with the basic knowledge/skills common toall health care careers. Other topics include career paths and education/training requirements foreach career. The purpose of this course is to assist the student in making career decisions withinthe health care industry.4494Students will attend clinical hours on Mondays and Wednesdays, 8am-12pm and 1pm-5pm, OR Tuesdaysand Thursdays, 8am-12pm and 1pm-5pmOCShieh-Cook, JSemester6404 W 4:00-6:50pm HS-1Frith, MSemesterMEDIC-220Administative Medical Assisting & the Medical OfficeEnvironment (LR) - 3 UnitsMEDIC-100IChronic Care Assisting I (LR) - 4 Units4499 TTH 1:40-3:00pmRobinson, CSemesterThis hybrid online course is designed for advanced medical assisting students or other alliedhealth professionals already employed in the field. Students will learn about the chroniccare/chronic disease management model and how to assist, engage and support patients inchronic care management.Music4509MW 6:10-9:00pm LA-112 Young, K8/17-10/15Section 4509 is offered in hybrid format with an online component. Mandatory class meetings on: 8/20,8/22, 9/10, 9/12, 10/8 and 10/10 from 6:10-9pm, in LA-112. Instructor consent required. For moreinformation contact Julie Shieh-Cook @ (510) 235-7800, ext 4415.MUSIC-100CVocal Ensemble Fundamentals (SC) - 1-5 UnitsThis course is designed to introduce basic vocal ensemble skills to music majors as wellas non-majors.MEDIC-100JChronic Care Assisting II (LR) - 4 UnitsThis hybrid online course is designed for advanced medical assisting students or other alliedhealth professionals already employed in the field. Students will review the Chronic Care (CC)Management model and obtain the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to work as asuccessful chronic care assistant. Topics include: client assessment, health coaching,motivational interviewing, goal setting and action plans for the client, and teachingself-management to clients with chronic illnesses.3521Section 3521 meeting by arrangement; MW 12:40-1:30pm.MUSIC-100DH-23Austin, SVocal Chamber Music: CC Singers (SC) - 1-5 UnitsSemesterThis course is designed for the introduction of vocal chamber ensemble skills needed tobecome a music major. Musicians will study and perform vocal ensemble music inboth small and large group settings. Repertoire will include literature spanning musicalperiods from Renaissance to classical Contemporary compositions.4510MW 6:10-9:00pm HS-1Young, K10/22-12/17Section 4510 is offered in hybrid format with an online component. Mandatory class meetings on: 10/22,10/24, 11/5, 11/7, 11/19, 11/21, 12/3, and 12/5. from 6:10-9pm, in HS-1. Instructor consent required.For more information contact Julie Shieh-Cook @ (510) 235-7800, ext 4415.3526H-23Austin, SSemesterSection 3526 meeting by arrangement; MW 1:00-3:30pm. Mandatory placement audtion required duringthe first class meeting.MEDIC-150Medical Terminology I (LR) - 3 UnitsStudy of the basic structure of medical words, pronunciation, spelling and definition of medicalterms, with emphasis on building a professional vocabulary.MUSIC-100F Commercial Vocal Ensemble: Jazzology (SC) - 1-5UnitsThis course is designed for exploration of vocal ensemble skills needed in thecommercial music industry. Topics will include: recording studio techniques, stagepresence, historical ensemble styles and sound.4506 F 9:40-12:30pm AA-145 Shieh-Cook, J Semester3529H-23Austin, SSemesterMEDIC-210Medical Law, Ethics and Economics (LR) - 3 UnitsThis course introduces medical law, including legal relationships of physician and patient;creation and termination of a contract; and professional liability, as well as an orientation toprepaid health insurance plans and types of medical law.Section 3529 meeting by arrangement; MT 4:00-6:45pm. Mandatory placement audtion required duringthe first class meeting.MUSIC-114 Pop, Rock and Jazz: Their Cultural Origins (SC) - 3Units34
5/21/2012 Fall 2012CALL#DAYS HOURS ROOMINSTR.DATESThis course will closely examine the multi- cultural origins of American music, where theblending of African, European and Latin American influences resulted in the emergence of theUnited States' own indigenous musical forms: Blues, Jazz, Rock, Country, Tex Mex andAmerican Musical Theater. This course satisfies the CCC cultural pluralism requirementeffective summer 1993. This course meets the CSU General Education requirement for AreaC1-Arts (Art, Dance, Music, Theatre).CALL# DAYS HOURS ROOM1849MW9:40-11:00am H-40+ 1 hour by arrangement each week.1857TTH12:40-2:00pm H-40INSTR.Griest, JGriest, JDATESSemesterSemester+ 1 hour by arrangement each week.4656 MW 9:40-11:00am H-23Day, CSemesterMUSIC-151Continuing Piano (SC) - 2 UnitsMUSIC-119Basic Music (SC) - 3 UnitsBasic knowledge and skills in the fundamentals of music, with emphasis on singing, listening,and playing simple melody and rhythm instruments. Recommended for students with little or nomusic background. This course meets the CSU General Education requirement for Area C1-Arts(Art, Dance, Music, Theatre).Advisory: MUSIC 150Piano instruction for the continuing beginner. This course meets the CSU General Educationrequirement for Area C1-Arts (Art, Dance, Music, Theatre).1860TTH9:40-11:00am+ 1 hour by arrangement each week.H-40Austin, SSemester4657 TTH 9:40-11:00am H-23Walker, TSemesterMUSIC-155Jazz and Popular Piano (SC) - 2 UnitsMUSIC-120Music Theory I (Introduction) (SC) - 4 UnitsThis course provides group instruction in playing rock, Latin, and jazz piano with emphasis oninterpreting chord charts, scale technique and basic improvisation.This course provides a comprehensive study of the fundamentals of music, integrating theory andmusic reading through solfeggio. Musicianship will be improved through the development ofaural, vocal, conducting and reading skills. Also included will be aural recognition of intervals,rhythms, scales and basic harmonies through applied music exercises, melodic and rhythmicdictation and sightsinging. This course meets the CSU General Education requirement for AreaC1-Arts (Art, Dance, Music, Theatre).1210T7:10-9:30pm+ 1 hour by arrangement each week.H-40Scholz, SSemesterMUSIC-158Beginning Guitar (SC) - 2 Units1207 TTHFTTHFMUSIC-1213:10-5:00pm3:10-5:00pmA-1AH-23Montanero, JMusic Theory II (Beginning Harmony) (SC) - 4 UnitsSemesterContinuing Music Theory I, this course will emphasize the Baroque-Viennese Classic(1600-1800) harmonic techniques through style analysis, four-part writing, and functional piano.Additional ear training experience is required through independent tape programs. This coursemeets the CSU General Education requirement for Area C1-Arts (Art, Dance, Music, Theatre).This course is designed for the complete beginner with little or no musical experience. Thiscourse is also recommended for the non-reading player interested in learning how to read musicon the guitar. It introduces basic open positions chords and strumming, scales and cadences,single note reading across all six strings in the first position (first 4 frets), beginning classicaltechnique with simple two-part texture in easy keys, beginning arpeggios, popular and folk songaccompaniment, and how to read a "fake chart", as well as basic first position keys and chordsand harmonization. This course meets the CSU General Education requirement for Area C1-Arts(Art, Dance, Music, Theatre).1861 W 6:10-10:00pm H-23Galen, RSemester1208 TTHFTTHF3:10-5:00pm3:10-5:00pmA-1AH-23Montanero, JSemesterMUSIC-159Prerequisite: MUSIC 158Intermediate Guitar (SC) - 2 UnitsMUSIC-130Home Studio Recording (SC) - 3 UnitsThis course will provide a functional working knowledge of small studio multi-track recording,and will include four-track recording techniques, computer-assisted recording throughsequencing, digital sound processing, and tape-to-sequencer synchronization techniques. Thiscourse meets the CSU General Education requirement for Area C1-Arts (Art, Dance, Music,Theatre).This course is designed for the second-semester beginning and intermediate-level player withsome reading and playing experience. Included will be instruction on increasing the reading rangeup the fingerboard, rhythmic fluency, chord vocabulary, harmonic theory for the fingerboard,playing in all open position keys, new combinations of left and right-hand fingering, movablechords and scales, improvising solos, building a repertoire, classical solos, duets, trios, folksongs, and easy jam tunes, including basic techniques of classical guitar playing and songaccompaniment. This course meets the CSU General Education requirement for Area C1-Arts(Art, Dance, Music, Theatre).1040 TH 7:10-10:00pm H-23Walker, TSemester1868 W 6:10-10:00pm H-23Galen, RSemesterMUSIC-150Beginning Piano (SC) - 2 UnitsGroup instruction for the student who has not played piano before. This course meets the CSUGeneral Education requirement for Area C1-Arts (Art, Dance, Music, Theatre).MUSIC-170Beginning Group Voice (SC) - 1-2 Units35
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