CSUDH Summer Sessions 2020 Bulletin

Benefts of 

Summer Sessions 

• Sample a feld before formal 

application to a degree program 

• Take professional development courses 

without enrollment in a degree program 

• Pursue personal interests in the arts, 

humanities, literature, philosophy and 

many other felds 

• Take a few courses or units to complete 

a university degree, meet continuing 

education requirements or qualify for a 

pay increase 

• Improve your grade point average 

if you have been turned down for 

admission by the university, or if your 

frst attempt at college courses was 

less than successful. If you have been 

academically disqualifed from the 

university or denied admission because 

of a grade point defciency, you can 

enroll in Summer Session and get a 

second chance to show your 

true potential. 

• Complete prerequisites for majors or 

advanced degrees or complete 

requirements for a degree begun at 

another university. Credits earned through 

Open University can be applied toward 

your future degree. 

SUMMER SESSIONS 2020 

Quick Reference 

Academic Calendar 3 

Index of Classes 4 

Schedule of Classes 5 

Registration Information 18 

Academic and Credit Information 19 

General Information 20 

Map of Campus 22 

Registration Form 23 

2020 Summer Sessions Classes 

Begin May 26 

Earn Degree Credit 

Through Summer Sessions 

Summer Sessions courses are recorded as 

resident credit on CSUDH transcripts and 

can count toward undergraduate and 

graduate degrees at CSUDH. 

For further information: 

call 310-243-3741 (Option 1) 

or email: learn@csudh.edu 

or go to: www.csudh.edu/open 

• Get an early start on an academic program 

• Take classes if you have missed the 

deadline for admission to CSUDH 

Although this bulletin was prepared on the basis 

of the best information available at the time, all 

information is subject to change without notice or 

obligation including instructors, the class oferings and 

class descriptions, and statement of tuition and fees. 

2 CSUDH College of Extended and International Education

Academic Program Calendar Summer Semester 2020 

SESSION 1 

First 6 weeks of Summer term | Tuesday, May 26 – Thursday, July 2, 2020 

Mar 16 - May 25 Registration - Session 1 

May 25 Last Day to Completely Withdraw with 100% Refund (less $10 processing fee) 

May 25 Last Day for Students on Waitlists to be added to courses for Session 1; 

All waitlists will be cancelled at midnight 

May 26 Classes Begin 

May 26-May 30 Late Registration - Session 1 ($25 late registration fee assessed) 

Jun 2 Last Day to Add a Course** 

Jun 2 Last Day to Request CR/NC option* 

Jun 9 Last Day to Drop/Completely Withdraw without "W" grade** 

Jun 15-Jul 26 Withdrawal by Petition for Serious and Compelling Reason 

Jun 27-Jul 2 Withdrawal by Petition for Serious Accident or Illness 

Jul 2 

Last Day of Class 

July 3-4 Independence Day Holiday Observed - No Classes; Campus Closed 

July 7 Final Grades due via MyCSUDH 

SESSION 2 

Last 6 weeks of Summer term | Saturday, July 6 - Friday, August 14, 2020 

Mar 16-Jul 5 Registration -Session 2 

Jul 2 Last Day for Students on Waitlists to be added to courses for Session 2; 


Jul 5 

Last Day to Completely Withdraw with 100% Refund (less $10 processing fee) 

Jul 6 

Classes Begin 

Jul 6-Jul 11 Late Registration - Session 2 ($25 late registration fee assessed) 

Jul 11 

Last Day to Add a Course** 

Jul 11 

Last Day to Request CR/NC option* 

Jul 18 Last Day to Drop/Completely Withdraw without "W" grade*** 

Jul 27-Aug 9 Withdrawal by Petition for Serious and Compelling Reason 

Aug 10-Aug 14 Withdrawal by Petition for Serious Accident or Illness 

Aug 14 Last Day of Class 

Aug 17 Final Grades due via MyCSUDH 

REGULAR SESSION 

Entire 12 week summer term | Tuesday, May 26 - Friday, August 14, 2020 

Mar 16-May 25 Registration - Regular Session 

May 25 Last Day to Completely Withdraw with 100% Refund – Regular Session (less $10 processing fee) 

May 25 Last Day for Students on waitlists to be added to courses for Regular session; 


May 26 Classes Begin 

May 26-Jun 8 Late Registration - Regular session ($25 late registration fee assessed) 

Jun 8 Last Day to Add a Course** 

Jun 8 Last Day to Request CR/NC option* 

Jun 9 Last Day to Drop/Completely Withdraw without "W" grade*** 

Jul 3-4 Independence Day Holiday Observed - No Classes; Campus Closed 

Jul 20-Aug 9 Withdrawal for Serious and Compelling Reason 

Aug 10-Aug 14 Withdrawal by Petition for Serious Accident or Illness 

Aug 14 Last Day of Class 

Aug 17 Final Grades due via MyCSUDH 

www.csudh.edu/open 310-243-3741 Summer Sessions 3

INDEX 

A 

Abbreviation Key 17 

Academic Program Calendar 3 

Academic Program Course 

Oferings: 

Regular Session 5 

Session One 8 

Session Two 13 

Accounting 5, 8 

Add Classes 20 

Africana Studies 8, 13 

Anthropology 8, 13 

Art 8 

Asian-Pacifc Studies 8, 13 

B 

Biology 6, 8 

Business 5, 8, 13 

C 

Calendar 3 

Chemistry 6 

Chicano/Chicana Studies 9, 13 

Class Times 17 

Clinical Science 9, 13 

Communications 6, 9, 14 

Computer Forensics 9 

Computer Info Systems 5, 8, 13 

Computer Science 6, 9, 14 

Course Fees 18 

Criminal Justice 6 

D 

Dance 9, 14 

Dishonored Check Policy 19 

Drop Classes 20 

E 

Earth Sciences 9, 14 

Economics 5 

Education 7, 14 

English 9, 14 

F 

Fees 18 

Finance 5 

G 

General Information 20 

Grades 19, 20 

H 

Health Science 9 

History 10. 14 

How to Register 18 

Human Resource Mgt 5 

Human Services 7, 10 

Humanities 10, 14 

I 

Interdisciplinary Studies/PACE 10, 15 

K 

Kinesiology 10, 15 

L 

Law 5, 13 

M 

Management 5, 8 

Map 22 

Marital and Family Therapy 10 

Marketing 6 

Mathematics 10 

Music 10, 15 

N 

Nursing (BSN) 7, 10 

Nursing (MSN) 7, 11 

O 

Operations Mgt 6, 8, 13 

P 

Parking 20 

Philosophy 11, 15 

Physics 11, 15 

Political Science 11, 15 

Psychology 11, 15 

Public Administration 7 

Q 

Quick Reference 2 

R 

Refunds 18 

Registration 18 

REGISTRATION FORM 23 

S 

Science, Mathematics & 

Technology 15 

Social & Behaviorial Sciences 11, 16 

Sociology 7, 12, 16 

Spanish 12, 16 

Special Education 7, 14, 

T 

Theater Arts 12, 16 

Transcripts 19 

W 

Women's Studies 12, 16 


ACADEMIC PROGRAM COURSE OFFERINGS 

REGULAR SESSION 

Class Department 

Number 

Business 

Nr. 

Administration 

& Sec. Course Title Units Start Time End Time Days Bldg/Rm Instructor 

Business Administration 

Accounting 

30936 ACC 230 41 Financial Accounting 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Hak Joon Song 

30937 ACC 231 41 Managerial Accounting 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Arek Arakelian 

30938 ACC 331 41 Intermediate Accounting II 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Arek Arakelian 

30939 ACC 336 41 Intro To Internal Audit 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Gloria Del Rosario 

30940 ACC 337 41 Cost Accounting 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Cenap Ilter 

Business 

30941 BUS 445 41 International Business 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Sherine El Hag 

31097 BUS 301 01 Employment Communications 1.00 1:00PM 4:45PM M SAC3142 Elvira Teller 

31094 BUS 302 41 Written Communications 1.00 n/a n/a online n/a Xuefei Deng 

Computer Information Systems 

31056 CIS 270 41 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Mohammad Eyadat 

31057 CIS 275 41 Internet Literacy 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Chi-Wen Chen 

31058 CIS 370 35 Info Sys Theory and Practice 3.00 9:00AM 12:45PM F SAC2101 Wang-Chan Wong 

31058 CIS 370 35 Info Sys Theory and Practice 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a 

31059 CIS 372 41 Systems Analysis & Design 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Wang-Chan Wong 

31060 CIS 476 41 Adv Concepts Bus Systems 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Myron Sheu 

Economics 

30942 ECO 210 41 Economic Theory 1A Micro 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Jose Martinez 

30943 ECO 211 41 Economic Theory 1B Macro 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Sherine El Hag 

Finance 

30944 FIN 360 41 Business Finance 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Bingsheng Yi 

30945 FIN 375 41 Personal Financial Planning 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Michael Manahan 

30946 FIN 468 41 Sem Investment Analysis 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Rama Malladi 

30947 FIN 488 41 Multinatl Financial Trans 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Prakash Dheeriya 

Human Resource Management 

31070 HRM 313 41 Human Resources Management 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Jessica Federman 

Law 

30948 LAW 340 41 Law Of Bus Organizations 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Charles Thomas II 

Management 

31068 MGT 310 41 Management Theory 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Thomas Norman 

31069 MGT 310 42 Management Theory 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Yann Abdourazakou 

31065 MGT 312 41 Organizational Behavior 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Lei Lai 

31066 MGT 416 41 Leadership 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Xia Zhao 

31067 MGT 418 41 International Management 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a William Brice 

31064 MGT 490 35 Strategic Management Seminar 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a 

31064 MGT 490 35 Strategic Management Seminar 3.00 5:30PM 6:45PM T Th SBSD219 James Katzenstein 

Instructor assignment may change without prior notifcation to students. 

+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s). Footnote defnitions can be found at the end of the course listing section. 



Number Nr. & Sec. Course Title Units Start Time End Time Days Bldg/Rm Instructor 

Marketing 

30172 MKT 350 41 Principles Of Marketing 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Kirti Celly 

30173 MKT 350 42 Principles Of Marketing 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Bing Xu 

30174 MKT 352 41 Advertising and Promotion MGT. 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Sari Silvanto-Ryan 

30175 MKT 355 41 Consumer Behavior 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Orie Berezan 

31075 MKT 355 41 Consumer Behavior 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Orie Berezan 

31076 MKT 450 41 Internet Marketing 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Meng Zhao 

31071 MKT 451 41 Trade Show and Event Marketing 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Natasa Christodoulidou 

31077 MKT 452 41 Sports & Entertainment Mkt. 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Melissa St James 

31078 MKT 454 41 Marketing Research 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Kirti Celly 

Operations Management 

31092 OMG 321 22 Business Stats 3.00 9:00AM 12:45PM S SBSG126 Hamid Pourmohammadi 

31061 OMG 322 35 Operations Management 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a 

31061 OMG 322 35 Operations Management 3.00 1:00PM 4:45PM S SBSG126 G Keong Leong 

Computer Information Systems (See Business Administration) 

Biology 

30970 BIO 425 01 Medical Bacteriology 2.00 10:00 AM 11:20 AM MTWTh SCI245 Brynn Heckel 

30971 BIO 435 01 Medical Bateriology Laboratory 2.00 12:00 PM 4:00 PM MTWTh SCI245 Brynn Heckel 

Chemistry 

30957 CHE 108 60 Intro To Collge Chemistry 5.00 9:00 AM 11:30 AM MTWTh NSMC213 Lida Latifzadeh 

30958 CHE 108 61 Intro To Collge Chemistry 0.00 12:10 PM 3:00 PM MW SCI361 Lida Latifzadeh 

30959 CHE 108 62 Intro To Collge Chemistry 0.00 12:10 PM 3:00 PM TTh SCI361 Lida Latifzadeh 

30966 CHE 108 63 Intro To Collge Chemistry 5.00 12:30 PM 3:00 PM MTWTh SBSA216 Andrea Zarember 

30967 CHE 108 64 Intro To Collge Chemistry 0.00 9:00 AM 11:50 AM MW SCI361 Andrea Zarember 

30960 CHE 110 60 General Chemistry I 5.00 9:00 AM 11:30 AM MTWTh SBSF225 Kenneth Rodriguez 

30961 CHE 110 61 General Chemistry I 0.00 12:00 PM 3:00 PM MW SCI352 Kenneth Rodriguez 

30962 CHE 110 62 General Chemistry I 0.00 12:00 PM 3:00 PM TTH SCI352 Kenneth Rodriguez 

30963 CHE 112 60 General Chemistry II 5.00 9:00 AM 11:30 AM MTWTh SBSB215 Susan Morvaridi 

30964 CHE 112 61 General Chemistry II 0.00 12:00 PM 3:00 PM MW SCI354 Susan Morvaridi 

30965 CHE 112 62 General Chemistry II 0.00 12:00 PM 3:00 PM TTh SCI354 Susan Morvaridi 

Communications 

30987 COM 496 01 Internship In Comm 1.00 TBA Lisa Mastramico 

Computer Science 

31178 CSC 123 01 Intro To Csc And Prog II 4.00 5:00 PM 6:45 PM T Th SAC2102 Liudong Zuo 

31179 CSC 123 02 Intro To Csc And Prog II 4.00 7:00 PM 8:30 PM T Th SAC2102 Liudong Zuo 

Criminal Justice 

31098 CJA 341 41 Criminal Justice Stats 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Elena Kulikov 

31099 CJA 344 41 Theories Crime & CJ Policy 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Jennifer Sumner 

31100 CJA 423 41 Administrative Law 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Theodore Byrne 

31101 CJA 496 41 Internship in Criminal Justice 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a 

31101 CJA 496 41 Internship in Criminal Justice 3.00 11:30AM 12:45PM W LCHA221 Jennifer Sumner 

31101 CJA 496 41 Internship in Criminal Justice 3.00 11:30AM 12:45PM W LCHA221 

31101 CJA 496 41 Internship in Criminal Justice 3.00 11:30 AM 12:45 PM W LCHA221 

31180 CJA 496 42 Internship in Criminal Justice 3.00 

Instructor assignment may change without prior notification to students. 

+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s). Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section. 




Education 

Special Education 

31123 SPE 458 01 Behavior in School Settings 3.00 3:00PM 7:30PM COE1407 

31130 SPE 467 01 Assmt Students w/Mild/Mod Dis 3.00 3:00PM 7:00PM T COE1407 Deborah Ward 

31121 SPE 480 01 Educating Exceptional Children 3.00 3:00PM 7:30PM W COE1407 Mary Esposito 

31122 SPE 481 01 Diverse Lrnrs Exceptionalities 3.00 3:00PM 7:30PM M COE1407 Trena Spurlock 

31137 SPE 549 01 ECSE Infant/Toddler Seminar 2.00 8:00AM 5:30PM S Su WHA118 Codean Reed 

31138 SPE 550 01 ECSE Infant /Toddler Field Wrk 1.00 TBA Codean Reed 

31139 SPE 595 01 Grad Sel Topics in SPE 1.00 TBA Ann Selmi 

Human Services 

31013 HUS 390 01 Field Practicum in HUS II 1.00 n/a n/a online n/a Tri Le 

31014 HUS 391 01 Seminar in HUS II 2.00 7:00 PM 8:40 PM Th LIB1875 Tri Le 

31015 HUS 400 01 Case Management 3.00 5:30 PM 7:30 PM T SBSA210 Tri Le 

Nursing (BSN) 

31150 BSN 302 41 Concepts Prof Nsg Prac 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Sally Mahmoud 

31152 BSN 307 41 Hlth Info & Tech 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Hernani Ledesma 

31154 BSN 346 41 Human Pathophysiology 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a 

31173 BSN 381 01 Hlth Assess Skills Seminar 1.00 8:00AM 4:30PM M SBSA110B Joanne Armenia 

31173 BSN 381 01 Hlth Assess Skills Seminar 1.00 8:00AM 4:30PM T SBSA110B Joanne Armenia 

31192 BSN 381 02 Hlth Assess Skills Seminar 1.00 8:00AM 4:30PM S SBSA110B Doreen Delgado 

31192 BSN 381 02 Hlth Assess Skills Seminar 1.00 8:00AM 4:30PM Su SBSA110B DoreenDelgado 

31193 BSN 381 03 Hlth Assess Skills Seminar 1.00 8:00AM 4:30PM Su SBSA110B Cynthia Ulm 

31193 BSN 381 03 Hlth Assess Skills Seminar 1.00 8:00AM 4:30PM S SBSA110B Cynthia Ulm 

31157 BSN 400 41 Health Promotion and Teaching 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Susan Mccoy 

31157 BSN 400 41 Health Promotion and Teaching 2.00 n/a n/a online n/a Susan Scott 

31170 BSN 451 42 LDSP/MGMT NSG Role Performance 2.00 n/a n/a online n/a 

31202 BSN 451 43 LDSP/MGMT NSG Role Performance 2.00 n/a n/a online n/a Susan Mccoy 

31171 BSN 460 41 Nursing Research Utilization 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Ann Grant 

Nursing (MSN) 

31174 MSN 513 41 Healthcare Policy/Economics 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Jan Brewer 

Public Administration 

31102 PUB 300 41 Foundation Of Pub Admin 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Hugo Asencio 

31103 PUB 302 41 Admin Financial Resources 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Rui Sun 

31104 PUB 490 35 Sr Seminar Pub Admin 3.00 6:00PM 10:00PM T TH SBSF121 Fynnwin Prager 

31104 PUB 490 35 Sr Seminar Pub Admin 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a 

Sociology 

30918 SOC 340 41 Soc Psych: Soc Perspectiv 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Sohaila Shakib 

30917 SOC 363 41 Drug & Alcohol Use 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Sohaila Shakib 

30916 SOC 369 41 Juvenile Delinquency 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Sohaila Shakib 

30951 SOC 311 01 Global Org & Soc Processes 3.00 8:00AM 11:50AM T Th SBSB137 Angel Valdivia 






ACADEMIC PROGRAM COURSE OFFERINGS - 

SESSION ONE 

Africana Studies 

30842 AFS 310 41 African American Exp in the US 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Justin Gammage 

30841 AFS 333 41 Black Movements of the Sixties 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Donna Nicol 

Anthropology 

31501 ANT 371 41 Hist & Cul Pers Disability Stu 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Nancy Armstrong 

Art 

31239 ART 100 41 Looking At Art 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a James Scarborough 

Asian-Pacifc Studies 

31181 APP 212 11 Intro Comp Eth & Global Soc 3.00 12:30 PM 3:30 PM TWTh WHF145 Ronia Auelua 

31182 APP 225 11 Pac Islander Culture 3.00 8:00 AM 10:30 AM MTWTh LCHA229 Ronia Auelua 

Biology 

31106 BIO 102 41 General Biology 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Begona De Velasco 

30968 BIO 324 11 Microbiologyw Clin Appl 3.00 11:00 AM 2:40 PM TTH LCHA229 Davood Soleymany 

30969 BIO 325 11 Microbiology Laboratory 1.00 3:15 PM 7:10 PM TTh SCI245 Davood Soleymany 


Accounting 

30977 ACC 330 11 Intermediate Accounting I 3.00 5:30 PM 9:30 PM T Th LCHA219 Yi Sheng 

Business 

31093 BUS 301 41 Employment Communications 1.00 n/a n/a online n/a Xuefei Deng 

31096 BUS 302 11 Written Communications 1.00 1:00 PM 4:45 PM M SBSG126 Elvira Teller 


31079 CIS 370 11 Info Sys Theory and Practice 3.00 6:00 PM 9:45PM M W SAC2101 Chi-Wen Chen 

Management 

31062 MGT 490 11 Strategic Management Seminar 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM T TH VIL210 David Hoopes 

31063 MGT 490 12 Strategic Management Seminar 3.00 6:00 PM 9:45 PM M W SBSA104 Chacko Kannothra 


31080 OMG 321 11 Business Stats 3.00 1:00 PM 4:45 PM M W SBSB137 Jian-yu Ke 

31081 OMG 321 12 Business Stats 3.00 6:00 PM 9:45 PM T TH SBSG126 Edward Chu 

31085 OMG 322 11 Operations Management 3.00 6:00 PM 9:45 PM M W SBSG126 Jian-yu Kei 






Chicano/Chicana Studies 

30775 CHS 323 41 US Imm & Citizen Latino Pers 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Michael Fraga 

30777 CHS 330 41 Mexican & Latino Identities US 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Michael Fraga 

Clinical Science 

30979 CLS 304 11 Intro UA and BF 3.00 8:00 AM 10:30 AM MW WHB369 Payman Nasr 


30982 COM 220 11 Screenwriting I 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM M W FHA008 Alexander Chung 

30927 COM 301 41 News and Info Literacy 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Nancy Cheever 

30983 COM 307 11 History of Film 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM M W SAC2105 Lindsay Giggey 

30984 COM 342 11 Advertising Strategy & Writing 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM T TH NSMD129 Christian Russo 

30985 COM 365 11 Intro To Public Relations 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM T TH SAC3152 Miriam Hernandez Martinez 

30986 COM 379 11 Media Industries 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM T TH LCHA224 Brant Burkey 

30926 COM 435 41 Media Psychology 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Nancy Cheeverr 

Computer Forensics 

31025 CTC 492 21 Senior Project 3.00 5:00 PM 7:30 PM M T W SAC2104 Mohsen Beheshti 


31028 

31029 

31027 

31146 

CSC 

CSC 

CSC 

CSC 

311 11 

331 11 

492 11 

500 11 

Data Structures 

Computer Organization 

Senior Design 

Research Methods 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

5:00 PM 

5:00 PM 

5:00 PM 

5:00 PM 

8:50 PM 

8:50 PM 

8:50 PM 

8:50 PM 

T Th 

M W 

T Th 

T Th 

SAC2103 

NSMB208 

NSMB208 

SAC2104 

Alireza Izaddoost 

Mohsen Beheshti 

Mohsen Beheshti 

Dance 

30770 DAN 130 41 Dance Perceptions 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Doris Ressl 

30772 DAN 440 41 Dance for Children 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Marco Carreon 

Earth Sciences 

31107 EAR 312 42 Natural Disasters 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Ashish Sinha 

31108 EAR 312 43 Natural Disasters 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Ashish Sinha 

English 

31038 ENG 350 11 Advanced Composition 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM M W SBSF121 David Williams 

31041 ENG 360 11 Heroes and Anitheroes 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM T Th SBSF101 Thomas Giannotti 

Health Science 

31128 HEA 300 41 Health In Public Educ 2.00 n/a n/a online n/a Johanna Chase 

31129 HEA 495 41 Spec Topics in Hlth Sciences 1.00 n/a n/a online n/a Johanna Chase 






History 

30991 HIS 376 11 Film As History: 3.00 5:00 PM 8:50 PM T Th NSMD123 William OMara IV 

Human Services 

31016 HUS 330 41 Human Behavior & Social Envir 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Phu Phan 

31017 HUS 460 41 Research Methods for HUS 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Phu Phan 

Humanities 

30766 HUM 310 41 Key Concepts 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a William Deluca 

31030 HUM 310 43 Key Concepts 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Lorna Fitzsimmons 

Interdisciplinary Studies/PACE Program 

30905 IDS 326 41 Perspectives In Human Studies 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Anne Choi 

Kinesiology 

31196 KIN 301 11 Kinesiology 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM MW VIL220 Gioella Chaparro 

31198 KIN 303 11 Exercise Physiology 4.00 12:30 PM 2:15 PM MTWThF SBSF125 Scott Cheatham 

31199 KIN 303 12 Exercise Physiology 0.00 TBA TBA Scott Cheatham 

31194 KIN 310 41 Nutrition for Peak Performance 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a 

31194 KIN 310 41 Nutrition for Peak Performance 3.00 11:00 AM 1:00 PM T WHF148 Carole Casten 

31197 KIN 330 11 Somatic Education 3.00 8:00 AM 9:00 AM TWTh LIB1122 Lee Hancock II 

31200 KIN 462 11 Therapeutic Exercise 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM MW LCHA227 Scott Cheatham 

31201 KIN 462 12 Therapeutic Exercise 0.00 TBA TBA Scott Cheatham 

Marital & Family Therapy 

31145 MFT 511 11 Practicum in MFT Fieldwork I 2.00 5:00 PM 7:15 PM TW WHA117 Alicia Gomez 

31143 MFT 595 41 Special Topics in MFT 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Monique Willis 

31144 MFT 595 42 Special Topics in MFT 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Monique Willis 

Mathematics 

31012 MAT 131 11 Elem Stat & Probability 3.00 6:00 PM 8:30 PM TWTh NSMC239 Edgar Perez 

Music 

31044 MUS 312 41 The Jazz Age 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Hal Weary 

31105 MUS 101 11 Introducing Music 3.00 5:00 PM 8:15 PM MTW LCHA324 Stephen Moore 

Nursing (BSN) 

31151 BSN 306 41 Cult Diversity Healthcare 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Barbara Kennedy 

31153 BSN 340 41 Prof Collaboration Nrsg Pract 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Barbara Kennedy 

31155 BSN 380 41 Health Assessment 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Maria Barbosa 

31156 BSN 380 42 Health Assessment 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Maria Barbosa 

31162 BSN 408 41 Gerontol Nsg Prac 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Lauren Outland 






31164 BSN 422 41 Community-Based Nursing 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Sharon Tipple 

31165 BSN 423 41 Com Based Nursing Role Perf 2.00 n/a n/a online n/a Nop Ratanasiripong 

31166 BSN 430 41 H/C Systems, Policy & Finance 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Dale Mueller 

31167 BSN 450 41 Principles Ldsp/Mgt in Nursing 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Dale Mueller 

31168 BSN 450 42 Principles Ldsp/Mgt in Nursing 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Cheryl Keel 

31172 BSN 494 41 Independent Study 1.00 n/a n/a online n/a 

Nursing (MSN) 

31175 MSN 514 41 Hlth Promotion & Disease Prev 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Lauren Outland 

31176 MSN 530 41 Rsrch Util in Adv Nursg Pract 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Julie Kathman 

31177 MSN 531 41 Nursing Ethics 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Terri Ares 

Philosophy 

31042 

31042 

30768 

31054 

31052 

31052 

PHI 

PHI 

PHI 

PHI 

PHI 

PHI 

120 35 

120 35 

120 41 

120 44 

102 35 

102 35 

Critical Reasoning 




Humanity, Nature & God 

Humanity, Nature & God 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

n/a 

12:30 PM 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

8:00 AM 

n/a 

3:00 PM 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

11:50 AM 

online 

T W 

online 

online 

online 

M W 

n/a 

SBSB209 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

LCHA230 

Dana Belu 

Sheela Pawar 

Robert Jones 

Jung Kwon 

Political Science 

30925 POL 100 41 Gen St:World Perspectives 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Hyo Joon Chang 

30956 POL 101 11 American Institutions 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM T Th SBSA210 Christopher Hallenbrook 

Physics 

31299 PHY 120 11 Elements Of Physics I 4.00 5:00 PM 8:50 PM M W NSMD129 Mokyang Kim 

31300 PHY 120 12 Elements Of Physics I 0.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM M W SCI141 Mokyang Kim 

31303 PHY 130 11 General Physics I 5.00 8:30 AM 11:10 AM M TWTh SBSB101 Horace Crogman 

31304 PHY 130 12 General Physics I 0.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM T Th SCI141 Horace Crogman 

31301 PHY 300 11 Physical Science for Teachers 4.00 5:00 PM 8:50 PM T Th NSMD129 

31302 PHY 300 12 Physical Science for Teachers 0.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM T Th SCI153 

Psychology 

30972 PSY 235 11 Intro To Research Methods 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM M W VIL210 Alexandrea Park 

30973 PSY 235 12 Intro To Research Methods 0.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM M W Alexandrea Park 

30911 PSY 331 41 Measurement In Psychology 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Silvia Santos Ponce 

30912 PSY 340 41 Social Psych: Psych Persp 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Carl Sneed 

30908 PSY 350 41 Child Psychology 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Maria Hurtado-Ortiz 

30953 PSY 363 11 Abnormal Psychology 3.00 12:30 PM 3:00 PM T W Th SBSD125 Steven Villalpando 

30913 PSY 368 41 Human Sexuality 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Keisha Paxton 

31020 PSY 490 41 Senior Seminar Psychology 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Kevin Dooley 

31021 PSY 490 42 Senior Seminar Psychology 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Kevin Dooley 

30952 PSY 464 11 Intro To Clinical Psych 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM M W SBSA144 Tomanika Taylor 

Social & Behavioral Sciences 

30949 SBS 318 11 Cultural Pluralism: 3.00 5:00 PM 8:10 PM T W Th LIB1128 Ivonne Heinze 

30792 SBS 318 41 Cultural Pluralism: 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Ivonne Heinze 






Sociology 

30922 SOC 320 41 The Family 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Katy Pinto 

30919 SOC 362 41 Gangs & Adoles Subcultrs 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Latanya Skiffer 

Spanish 

30779 

30780 

SPA 

SPA 

280 41 

312 41 

Grammar for Spa Comp 

Hispanic Lit, Art & Culture 

3.00 

3.00 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

online 

online 

n/a 

n/a 

Ivonne Heinze 

Benito Gomez 

The atre Art s 

30781 THE 120 41 Fundamentals Of Speech 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Marco Carreon 

Women's Studies 

30795 WMS 250 41 Women's Studies 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Claudia Mendoza Diaz 

30796 WMS 314 41 Feminism and Film 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Jennifer Brandt 






ACADEMIC PROGRAM COURSE OFFERINGS - 

SESSION TWO 

Africana Studies 

30844 AFS 220 41 African World Peoples & Soc. 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Salim Faraji 

Anthropology 

31127 ANT 371 42 Hist & Cul Pers Disability Stu 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Nancy Armstrong 

Asian-Pacifc Studies 

31183 APP 318 21 Viet,Camb, Lao, Amer Culture 3.00 12:30 PM 3:00 PM M W Th SAC3148 Nguyen Ly Thuy 

31184 APP 325 41 Asian Pacific Art Music & Lit 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Mary Lacanlale 


Business 

31055 BUS 

31095 BUS 

303 21 

303 41 

Oral Communication 

Oral Communication 

1.00 

1.00 

1:00PM 

n/a 

4:00 PM 

n/a 

M 

online 

ONVIL210 

n/a 

Elvira Teller 

Xuefei Deng 


31088 CIS 370 21 Info Sys Theory and Practice 3.00 6:00 PM 9:45 PM T Th SAC2101 Myron Sheu 

Law 

30978 LAW 240 21 Legal Environment of Business 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM M W SBSB203 Charles Thomas II 


31089 OMG 321 21 Business Stats 

31091 OMG 322 21 Operations Management 

3.00 

3.00 

6:00 PM 

1:00 PM 

9:45 PM 

4:45 PM 

M W 

T Th 

SBSG126 

SBSD121 

Hamid Pourmohammadi 

Edward Chu 

Chicano/Chicana Studies 

30776 CHS 323 42 US Imm & Citizen Latino Pers 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Michael Fraga 

30778 CHS 330 42 Mexican & Latino Identities US 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Michael Fraga 

Clinical Science 

30980 CLS 307 21 Clinical Hematology 4.00 8:00 AM 10:00 AM T W Th WHB369 Payman Nasr 

30981 CLS 307 22 Clinical Hematology 0.00 10:05 AM 1:00 PM T W Th WHB369 Payman Nasr 







30989 COM 106 21 Digital Toolkit 2.00 5:00 PM 8:50 PM T Th FHA008 Lisa Mastramico 

30990 COM 107 21 Digital Toolkit Lab 1.00 T Th Lisa Mastramico 

30988 COM 350 01 Culture, Gender & Strat Com 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM T Th SBSB143 Ana de la Serna 

31011 COM 420 21 Screenwriting II 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM M W FHA008 Alexander Chung 


31026 CSC 341 21 Operating Systems 3.00 5:00 PM 8:50 PM T Th SAC2105 Amlan Chatterjee 

31147 CSC 501 21 Design and Analysis 3.00 5:00 PM 8:50 PM M W SAC2102 Jianchao Han 

Dance 

30771 DAN 130 42 Dance Perceptions 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Amy Allen 

30773 DAN 440 42 Dance for Children 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Sarah Hummel 

Earth Sciences 

31111 EAR 100 21 Physical Geology 3.00 9:00 AM 12:50 PM T Th NSMB234 Cheyenne Cummings 

31115 EAR 312 44 Natural Disasters 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Brendan McNulty 

31117 EAR 312 45 Natural Disasters 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Brendan McNulty 

31109 EAR 416 21 Earth Sciences for Teachers 3.00 1:00 PM 2:45 PM T W Th SAC2106 Parveen Chhetri 

31110 EAR 416 22 Earth Sciences for Teachers 0.00 3:00 PM 5:00 PM T W Th SAC2106 Parveen Chhetri 

Education 

Special Education 

31124 SPE 480 21 Educating Exceptional Children 3.00 4:00 PM 8:30 PM M W SBSE116 Monica Boomgard 

31125 SPE 481 21 Diverse Lrnrs Exceptionalities 3.00 4:00 PM 8:30 PM T Th SBSE116 Conrad Oh Young 

English 

31033 ENG 110 21 Freshman Comp Accelerated 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM M W LCHA330 Thomas Giannotti 

31034 ENG 150 21 Languages of the World 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM M W VIL210 Kimberly Miller 

31035 ENG 230 21 Literature and Popular Culture 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM T Th SBSB101 Roderick Hernandez 

31036 ENG 308 21 Crit Approach Child Lit 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM M W LCHA224 Helen Oesterheld 

31037 ENG 325 21 Poetry 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM T Th SBSB203 Kimberly Huth 

31039 ENG 350 21 Advanced Composition 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM M W SBSF121 Terri Fleming-Dright 

31040 ENG 350 22 Advanced Composition 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM T Th LCHA229 Thomas Giannotti 

History 

31019 HIS 352 21 Topics U.S. For Rel History 3.00 5:00 PM 8:50 PM M W LCHA223 Ryan Archibald 

30992 HIS 354 21 American Immigration History 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM M W LCHA229 Andrea Johnson 

Humanities 

30767 HUM 310 42 Key Concepts 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a William Deluca 

31031 HUM 310 44 Key Concepts 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Lorna Fitzsimmons 






Interdisciplinary Studies/PACE Program 

30906 IDS 350 41 IDS Top Env Studies 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Jenney Hall 

Kinesiology 

31195 KIN 300 21 Tests/Measure In PE 3.00 8:00 AM 10:30 AM T W Th SBSF101 Michael Ernst 

Music 

31046 MUS 101 41 Introducing Music 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Scott Morris 

31047 MUS 101 42 Introducing Music 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Scott Morris 

31048 MUS 312 42 The Jazz Age 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Tedeross Avery 

Philosophy 

31049 PHI 102 41 Humanity, Nature & God 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Brooke Nelson 

31051 PHI 120 42 Critical Reasoning 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Daniel Greenspan 

31053 PHI 120 43 Critical Reasoning 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Daniel Greenspan 

31043 PHI 201 21 The Good Life 3.00 6:00 PM 9:50 PM T Th LCHA221 Brian Gregor 

31050 PHI 351 41 Death and Dying 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Brooke Nelson 

Physics 

31305 

31306 

31307 

31308 

PHY 

PHY 

PHY 

PHY 

122 21 

122 22 

132 11 

132 12 

Elements Of Physics II 

Elements Of Physics II 

General Physics II 

General Physics II 

4.00 

0.00 

5.00 

0.00 

5:00 PM 

12:30 PM 

8:30 AM 

12:30 PM 

8:50 PM 

4:20 PM 

11:10 AM 

4:20 PM 

M W 

M W 

M T W Th 

T Th 

NSMD123 

SCI143 

SBSF125 

SCI143 

Horace Crogman 

Horace Crogman 

Political Science 

30924 POL 100 41 Gen St:World Perspectives 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Yea Ji Kim 

30950 POL 101 21 American Institutions 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM T Th SBSA210 Salvatore Russo 

Psychology 

30909 PSY 101 41 Gen St:Understand Hum Beh 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Erin Merz 

30910 PSY 330 41 Intermediate Statistics 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Carl Sneed 

30915 PSY 330 42 Intermediate Statistics 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Carl Sneed 

30914 PSY 360 41 Theories Of Personality 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Silvia Santos Ponce 

30955 PSY 415 21 Adv Res Met In Cognitive Psych 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM M W SBSA210 Alexandrea Park 

30954 PSY 416 21 Res Sem In Cognitive Psych 3.00 8:00 AM 11:50 AM M W WHF148 Alexandrea Park 

31022 PSY 419 21 Adv Res Methods in Psych-Law 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Heather Butler 

31023 PSY 420 21 Res Seminar in Psych-Law 3.00 12:30 PM 4:20 PM T Th SBSF101 Heather Butler 

Science, Mathematics, & Technology 

30774 SMT 310 41 Science And Technology 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Kenneth Rodriguez 






Social & Behavioral Sciences 

30793 

30974 

30975 

SBS 

SBS 

SBS 

318 42 

318 43 

318 44 

Cultural Pluralism: 



3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

online 

online 

online 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

Yulder Daza 

Yulder Daza 

Ivonne Heinze 

Soc iology 

30923 

30921 

30920 

SOC 

SOC 

SOC 

320 42 

337 41 

367 41 

The Family 

Soc Through Film 

Sociology Of Law 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

online 

online 

online 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

Katy Pinto 

Sohaila Shakib 

Latanya Skiffer 

Spanish 

30794 

30769 

SPA 

SPA 

312 42 

351 41 

Hispanic Lit, Art & Culture 

Cnt Hisp Cult Spa Spk Am 

3.00 

3.00 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 

online 

online 

n/a 

n/a 

Benito Gomez 

Ivonne Heinze 

The atre Art s 

30782 THE 120 42 Fundamentals Of Speech 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Naomi Buckley 

Women's Studies 

30797 WMS 318 41 Race, Class and Gender 3.00 n/a n/a online n/a Cynthia Villanueva 

Season for a Change! 

The Summer 2020 CSUDH Extended Education Catalog is 

available now! 

Business, Pleasure or Enrichment? 

Enroll in an extension course and explore possibilities for life or career 

enhancement. Browse the Catalog for opportunities to advance or 

enjoy. 

Want to Change or Update Your Career? 

Discover our professional certificate programs. Most professionals 

change careers at least three times in their lives. Is it time for you? 

Need to Update Technology Skills? 

CSUDH Extended Education features a range of new courses in 

information and media technology which provide managers and 

teachers with cutting-edge skills. 

CSUDH Extended Education specializes in accessible, quality courses, 

workshops, and programs. Extended Education can customize content 

and delivery for on-site corporate training or mediated instruction. 

Request the Summer 2020 Catalog, phone (310) 243-2075 or 

browse our Web site at www.csudh.edu/ee 




CLASS TIMES at CSUDH 

Monday, Wednesday, Friday 

7:30 am – 8:20 am 

8:30 am – 9:20 am 

10:00 am – 10:50 am 

11:30 am – 12:20 pm 

1:00 pm – 1:50 pm 

Monday, Wednesday 

7:00 am – 8:15 am 

8:30 am – 9:45 am 

10:00 am – 11:15 am 

11:30 am – 12:45 pm 

1:00 pm – 2:15 pm 

2:30 pm – 3:45 pm 

# 4:00 pm – 5:15 pm 

# 5:30 pm – 6:45 pm 

# 7:00 pm – 8:15 pm 

# 8:30 pm – 9:45 pm 

# symbol indicates course meets during evening hours 

Tuesday, Thursday 

7:00 am – 8:15 am 

8:30 am – 9:45 am 

10:00 am – 11:15 am 

11:30 am – 12:45 pm 

1:00 pm – 2:15 pm 

2:30 pm – 3:45 pm 

# 4:00 pm – 5:15 pm 

# 5:30 pm – 6:45 pm 

# 7:00 pm – 8:15 pm 

# 8:30 pm – 9:45 pm 

Friday 

8:30 am – 11:15 am 

11:30 am – 2:15 pm 

Evening Classes Meeting Once a 

Week 

# 4:00 pm – 6:45 pm 

# 6:10 pm – 9:45 pm 

# 7:00 pm – 9:45 pm 

NOTE: With the exception of the 

Division of Nursing courses (see 

Nursing course listing for class 

times), fnal exam dates and times 

are scheduled according to this Class 

Meeting Time Module. If this module 

is not followed when scheduling a 

course section, a time frame and 

room location for fnals week will not 

be available for that course section 

unless special arrangements have 

been made by the instructor. 

Key to Symbols and Abbreviations in the Course Listings 

ERC Educational Resources Center 

FH Field House 

GYM Gymnasium 

HC Hughes Education and 

Athletic Center 

LCH LaCorte Hall 

LUSU Loker University 

Student Union 

NSM Natural Sciences and 

Mathematics 

OE School of Education 

SAC South Academic Complex, 

Buildings 1, 2, & 3 

SBS Social and Behavioral 

Sciences 

SCC Small College Complex 

SH Student Housing 

SHC Student Health Center 

TBA To Be Arranged 

+ Prerequisite Required 

Consult the course description in 

the current University Catalog for 

course prerequisite(s). 

Day Abbreviations 

M = Monday 

MW = Monday/Wednesday 

W = Wednesday 

TTh = Tuesday/Thursday 

Th = Thursday 

F = Friday 

S = Saturday 

Su = Sunday 

Course Sufxes 

A = Activity 

P = Production 

L = Laboratory 

S = Supervision 

CN = Course Number 

TBA = To Be Arranged 

Most of these courses require 

enrollment in both the lecture 

section and associated activity, 

lab, production or supervision 

portion of the course. 

Co-Req – co-requisite 

Co-requisite courses require 

enrollment in both the lecture 

section and associated activity, lab, 

production or supervision portion of 

the course. Co-reqs are listed below 

the course information in italics. If the 

co-requisite CRN is listed, you must 

register for that specifc CRN. If only 

the department and course number is 

listed, you may register for any section 

of the co-requisite course for which 

you are eligible. Refer to the course 

description in the current University 

Catalog. 

Course Number (CN) 

The fve digit number in the far left 

column identifes the course and 

section of the class you want to take. 

During registration, it will be necessary 

to use this number to register for a 

section or to change your program 


What is SUMMER SESSIONS 

and How Can It Beneft You? 

Through CSUDH College of Extended & International Education, adults 

capable of college-level work may enroll in regular CSUDH courses each 

semester on a space-available basis. There is no formal admission to the 

University and registration is made easy—you can usually confrm your 

space in class at the frst meeting. Each department may regulate 

admission to specifc classes, but many choices are available. 

Open University gives you the freedom to 

• Sample a particular feld before enrolling in a degree program 

• Take courses for professional or personal development 

• Improve your grade point average if you have been turned down for 

admission by the university or have been academically disqualifed. 

• Get a start on your degree if you missed the application deadline 

Through the Open University program, you can receive credit for your 

completed course work in any of the lower division, upper division, or 

graduate courses available to you. The credit you earn can be applied 

towards a degree within the limits described in the Academic Eligibility 

and Credit Information section (page 72). 

How to Register for 

Summer Sessions 

4. Bring the signed and completed 

registration form to EE 1100 and 

pay the required fees. 

1. Fill out the Summer Sessions 5. Deadline dates for completing 

Registration form on the back 

adds, drops, and/or withdrawals 

inside cover of this bulletin. Use are frm. Please refer to the 

the registration form or pick up calendar on page 2 for deadline 

additional forms at the University dates. 

Information Center (Welch Hall 

A-245) or at the College of 

Fees 

Extended & International Education Summer Session Undergraduate fees 

Registration Ofce, EE 1100. 

are $311 per unit ($933 for a 3-unit 

2. Complete the student information class). Graduate student fees are 

on the registration form, including $369 per unit ($1107 for a 3-unit class). 

the schedule number, the 

To receive credit for Summer Sessions 

department, course and section classes, course fees must be paid in 

numbers of the classes you wish full before the end of the third week 

to take. See eligibility statement on of classes. (See calendar on page 3). 

page 18. 

Fees may be paid by check or money 

3. Take the Summer Sessions form order, made payable to “CSUDH 

to the frst session of each class. College of Extended & International 

Ask the instructor to sign the form Education.” Use your Visa, MasterCard 

permitting you to enroll 

or Discover Card to pay your fees in 

If there is space available in the person, or mail in your fees with your 

class AND 

signed registration form to: 

If you have satisfed the course CSUDH College of Extended & 

prerequisites listed in the class International Education, EE 1100 

schedule or University Catalog. 1000 East Victoria Street 

Mathematics courses require Carson, CA 90747 

satisfaction of the University’s entry The College of Extended & 

level mathematics requirements. International Education ofce is open 

Registration for Business, Public from 8am-8pm, Monday through 

Administration and Criminal Justice Thursday, 8am-5pm on Friday; and 

classes require special approval. from 8am-1:30pm on Saturdays. 

Contact the College of Business Registration is not considered 

Administration and Public Policy for complete until we receive bank 

more information. 

clearance for your check, or until we 

receive authorization for your credit 

card. You will receive confrmation 

of enrollment via e-mail, provided 

we have a valid e-mail address for 

you on record. Additionally, you 

should receive a confrmation letter 

within two weeks after we receive 

your registration and fees. When you 

register in person, you will receive 

an Extension student ID card which 

entitles you to library privileges. If you 

choose to mail in your registration 

forms and fees, your confrmation of 

enrollment and ID card will be mailed 

to you. Courses you enroll in become 

part of your permanent academic 

record at CSUDH. Summer Sessions 

students are subject to the same 

withdrawal, grading and academic 

policies as degree students. 

Other Fees 

A materials fee is charged for some 

classes. The classes are indicated and 

footnoted in this bulletin. 

An additional fee is also charged for 

Summer Sessions courses taken over 

television ($30.00 per unit). 

Graduation Writing Exam .... $35.00 

Late Registration (assessed ....25.00 

after the 3rd week of instruction 

Check returned ..............25.00 

for any cause 

Items lost or broken ............Cost 

Transcript of Records 

Single Transcript . ..............4.00 

Each additional transcript ......2.00 

prepared at the same time, 

up to ten (10) transcripts. 

Each additional transcript ...... 1.00 

in excess of ten (10) prepared 

at the same time 

Library lost books and other 

library items. .... Replacement Cost 

Library fnes—A detailed list of 

library overdue fnes is posted at the 

entrance to the library. 

Refunds 

Summer Session 1 and Regular 

Summer Session: 

If a student drops a class on or before 

May 25, 100% of the fees will be 

refunded (less $10 processing fee). 

After May 25, until June 1, 75% of 

the fees will be refunded. From June 

2 to June 8, 50% of the fees will be 

refunded. After June 8, no refund will 

be made. 


Refunds 

Summer Session 2 

If a student drops a class on or 

before July 5, 100% of the fees will 

be refunded (less $10 processing fee). 

After July 5, until July 13, 75% of the 

fees will be refunded. From July 14 

to July 20, 50% of the fees will be 

refunded. After July 20, no refund will 

be made. 

Refunds are not automatic. You must 

fle appropriate forms in the College of 

Extended and International Education 

ofce in order to receive a refund. 

Refunds take a minimum of six to eight 

weeks for processing. 

Do not put a stop-payment on a 

check to withdraw from a course. This 

results in a fnancial obligation to the 

University for the course fee, plus an 

additional $25 charge, plus a $25 late 

fee. If the University cancels a class, 

the student will receive a full refund 

of applicable fees or will be allowed 

to register in another class without 

payment of a late fee. 

Dishonored Check Policy 

Once a check has been dishonored, 

no personal checks will be accepted 

from that person for a period of at 

least two academic terms. This rule 

applies to any check returned from 

any fnancial institution for any 

reason. The person will be required 

to pay all university-related debts 

with a certifed check, money order 

or traveler’s check(s) including 

the $25.00 returned check fee. 

Discrepancies not resolved before 

fnal exams may result in loss of credit 

for the class. 

Verifcation of Enrollment 

To verify that you have been ofcially 

enrolled in your classes, check the 

instructor’s printed class roster which 

is published the fourth week of the 

term. Summer Sessions students will 

appear on the same roster as students 

enrolled in degree programs. If your 

name is not on the roster, call the 

College of Extended & International 

Education Ofce immediately. It is 

the student’s responsibility to initiate 

inquiries regarding his/her registration 

in a course. 

Discrepancies not resolved before 

fnal exams may result in loss of credit 

for the class. 

Academic Eligibility 

and Credit Information 

Matriculated Students 

You may not enroll in the Summer 

Sessions program if you have been 

admitted to any California State 

University campus as a regular 

student for this semester, or if you are 

a continuing regular student for this 

semester, or if you are a continuing 

regular student who has registered 

in the previous term at any CSU. 

This does not apply to academically 

disqualifed students. 

Undergraduate Credit 

A maximum of 24 semester units 

of Summer Sessions or extension 

baccalaureate-level credit may be 

applied toward bachelor’s degree 

requirements at California State 

University, Dominguez Hills. Each 

department, however, decides 

whether a particular course can be 

accepted towards a major or minor. 

Further information may be obtained 

from the University Catalog, available 

at the University Bookstore on 

campus or online www.csudh.edu/ 

university-catalog 

Graduate Credit 

For a 30 semester unit master’s 

degree at California State University, 

Dominguez Hills, students may not 

apply more than 6 units of Summer 

Sessions credit and/or credit 

transferred from other accredited 

institutions. 

All students taking 500 level courses 

must obtain the appropriate college 

dean’s signature before submitting 

their registration forms to the College 

of Extended & International Education. 

Summer Sessions students may take 

500 level courses within the College 

of Business and Public Administration 

only with a stamp issued from the 

department. 

Mathematics Classes 

Students wishing to enroll in several 

mathematics classes will have 

to provide evidence of having 

satisfed the ELM requirements. This 

requirement can be satisfed by either 

of the following methods. 

1. Passing the ELM examination 

administered by the University 

Testing Ofce (call 243-3909 for 

information). 

2. Transcripts showing passing grades 

on college level mathematics 

courses. California State University, 

Dominguez Hills graduates can 

have their records verifed by the 

Ofce of Admissions and Records. 

Ofcial verifcation must be 

received by the Extended Education 

Registration ofce before the student 

can enroll in mathematics classes. 

Verifcation may be obtained at 

the University Advisement Center 

(located in Welch Hall), or the Math 

Department (Natural Sciences & 

Mathematics Building), room A-132. 

College of Business 

Administration and Public Policy 

All Summer Sessions students who 

wish to register for 300-or 400-level 

business courses or Accounting 231 

are required to obtain approval from 

the Business Advisement Center 

located in the Social and Behavioral 

Sciences Building (SBS), room E-306. 

The phone number is (310) 243-3561. 

For information concerning approval 

of graduate business courses, call 

(310) 243-3465. Students must bring a 

copy of their transcripts, grade reports, 

and/or college records, including all 

lower division business courses to 

the Center when seeking advisement. 

Contact the Business Advisement 

Center for hours of operation. 

Transcripts 

Transcripts may be ordered online 

or by phone. Details are available 

at http://www.csudh.edu/recordsregistration/records/ 

requesttranscript. 

The fee for transcripts is 

$4. CSUDH Records & Registration 

keeps track of your degree applicable 

credits and records them in your 

student fle. 

Grade Reports 

Ofcial transcripts with current grades 

will be available approximately fve 

weeks after the end of the course. 

To learn your grade for any graded 

class, including Extension, Special 

Sessions, Summer Sessions and 

Winter Session, please access 

MyCSUDH: http:// my.csudh.edu. 

Changes From Bulletin 

The University reserves the right to 

make changes in the class schedule 

as printed. When classes are split 

or sections are cancelled, it may be 

necessary to assign an instructor 

diferent from the one listed in the 

class schedule. 


Credit/No Credit Option 

(Undergraduate Students Only) 

Undergraduate students selecting 

the Credit/No Credit option must do 

so by the end of the third week of 

instruction, for Summer Session One 

and Regular Session: June 2, 2020, 

and by July 11, 2020 for Summer 

Session Two. Credit/No Credit forms 

are available from the Extension 

Ofce, the Ofce of Records & 

Registration, and Information and 

Service Center, and must be submitted 

by the deadline. For additional 

conditions or limitations of the Credit/ 

No Credit option, consult the current 

CSUDH catalog at: www.csudh.edu/ 

university-catalog 

ADD or DROP Classes 

1. Complete the ADD/DROP 

information on the Change of 

Program form, available from the 

College of Extended & International 

Education Registration Ofce 

EE 1100, in the Extended Education 

Complex. Use the schedule number 

(5 numbers), department name (3 

letters), course number (3 numbers) 

and section number (2 numbers). 

2. If adding, have the instructor sign 

the form. 

3. If dropping, enter the information 

in the DROP position of the card. 

Instructor’s signature is not required 

before end of third week. 

4. Return the Change of Program form 

to the Extended Education Ofce. 

5. Present your receipt and I.D. card. 

6. Conditions for dropping a course 

after the third week are outlined in 

the current CSUDH Catalog. 

A student who enrolls in a course, 

discontinues attendance, and 

does not ofcially drop the course 

Grade Points 

A. .......... 4.0 C+. ......... 2.3 

A- ...........3.7 C. .......... 2.0 

B+. ......... 3.3 C- . . . . . . . . . . . 1.7 

B. .......... 3.0 D+. ..........1.3 

B- ...........2.7 D. ...........1.0 

F .............0 

will automatically receive a “WU” 

(calculated as “F” in G.P.A.) or 

“F” grade for the course, which is 

permanently recorded. Students are 

responsible for submitting completed 

drop or withdrawal forms to the 

designated ofces. 

General Information 

Grades 

For Academic Programs, student 

performance in each course is 

reported at the end of the session 

by one of the following grades 

(with grade points earned): 

The following grades are to be used 

for approved courses only: 

I Incomplete authorized—(not 

counted in GPA) 

IC Incomplete charged 

WU Withdrawal Unauthorized 

W Withdrawal—(not counted in GPA) 

AU Audit—(not counted in GPA, no 

units allowed) 

CR Credit (not counted in grade 

average, but units allowed) 

CR* Credit in sub-collegiate course, 

(no units) 

NC No Credit (not counted in GPA, no 

units allowed) 

RP Report in Progress—credit is 

deferred until completion of 

course) 

***(Graduate Continuation Course) 

RD (Report Delayed) 

Course Numbering System 

The course numbering system for the 

University is based upon three-digit 

numbers as follows: 

000-099 Sub-collegiate courses, not 

for baccalaureate credit 

100-199 Lower division courses, 

normally taken in the 

freshman year 

200-299 Lower division courses, 


sophomore year 

300-399 Upper division courses, 


junior year 

400-499 Upper division courses, 

normally taken in the senior 

year 500-599 Graduate 

courses, normally limited to 

graduate students 

Use of the I.D. Card 

The I.D. Card must be carried at all 

times and be validated each term. 

A current I.D. Card is necessary 

to perform certain transactions in 

Admissions, Records and Registration, 

the Library, the Business Ofce and 

other campus ofces. I.D. cards for 

Summer Sessions students will be 

issued at the Extended Education 

Ofce. 

Disabled Student Services 

Students with verifed disabilities, 

which are permanent or temporary 

(e.g., broken bones, strained back, 

other sprains, etc.) are eligible for a 

variety of support services from the 

Disabled Student Services Ofce. 

Information regarding special facilities 

and services available to students 

with a disability may be obtained 

from the Director of Disabled Student 

Services Ofce, located in Welch Hall, 

Room B-250, (310) 243-3660 (voice) 

or 243-2028 (TDD). 

Ofce Hours for College of 

Extended & International Education 

The College of Extended & 

International Education Registration 

Ofce is located in the Extended 

Education Complex, EE 1100, on the 

west side of the campus just south 

of Victoria Street. The College of 

Extended Education is open from 

8am-8pm, Monday through Thursday; 

8am-5pm on Friday and from 8am- 

1:30pm on Saturday. The telephone 

number is (310) 243-3741. 

Parking 

Parking permits are required for oncampus 

classes. They are available 

from the yellow machines at the 

entrance of each parking lot for $9.00 

per day. A parking permit good for 

the semester may be purchased for 

$155.00 from the Cashier’s Ofce. 

Library Services 

Student identifcations cards— 

available at the Extended Education 

Ofce—will entitle you to full use of 

the Cain Education Resources Center. 

Section 504 of the 

Rehabilitation Act of 1973 

California State University, Dominguez 

Hills is an equal opportunity/ 

afrmative action institution. As a 

unit of the university, the College 

of Extended Education does not 

discriminate on the basis of race, 

color, religion, national origin, 

gender, sexual preference, age, 

disability or veteran status. This 

policy is applicable to employment 

and student admission, and to all 

educational programs and activities. 

Privacy Information 

The University complies with Federal 

and State laws concerning privacy 


ights of students. These rights are 

summarized in the University Catalog. 

Questions about privacy rights may 

be directed to the Dean of Extended 

Education at (310) 243-3737 or the 

Vice President for Student Afairs at 

(310) 243-3784. 

Use of Social Security Number 

CSUDH provides all students with 

generic 9 digit student ID numbers. 

These ID numbers are used to identify 

student records, registration, and 

to conduct all University business. 

However, students are still required 

to provide the University with their 

correct social security numbers 

(individual taxpayer identifcation 

numbers) pursuant to the authority 

contained in Section 41201, Title 5, 

California Code of Regulations, and 

Section 6109 of the Internal Revenue 

Code. The University uses the social 

security number to identify records 

pertaining to the student and, if 

needed, to collect debts owed the 

University. Also, the Internal Revenue 

Service requires the University to fle 

information returns that include the 

student’s social security number and 

other information such as the amount 

paid for qualifed tuition, related 

expenses, and interest on educational 

loans. That information is used to 

help determine whether a student, 

or a person claiming a student as 

a dependent, may take a credit or 

deduction to reduce federal income 

taxes. Students who do not have a 

social security number at the time of 

enrollment will be required to obtain 

a social security number and submit 

it to the University within sixty days. 

Failure to furnish a correct social 

security number may result in the 

imposition of a penalty by the Internal 

Revenue Service. 

Immigration Requirements 

for Licensure 

On August 27, 1996, Governor Pete 

Wilson issued Executive Order W-135- 

96 which requested that the CSU 

and other state agencies implement 

“as expeditiously as reasonably 

practicable” the provision of The 

Personal Responsibility and Work 

Opportunity Reconciliation Act 

(PRAWORA) of 1996 Reconciliation Act 

(PRAWORA) of 1996 (P.L.104-193). The 

Act, also known as the Welfare Reform 

Act, included provisions to eliminate 

eligibility for federal and state public 

benefts for certain categories of 

lawful immigrants as well as benefts 

for all illegal immigrants. 

Students who will require a 

professional or commercial license 

provided by a local, state, or federal 

government agency in order to 

engage in an occupation for which 

the CSU may be training them must 

meet the immigration requirements 

of the new Personal Responsibility 

and Work Opportunity Reconciliation 

Act to achieve licensure. Information 

concerning the regulation is available 

from the Vice President of Student 

Afairs, (310) 243-3784. 

Important Tax Credit Information 

If you are enrolled in an eligible 

degree or certifcate program or are 

taking courses to acquire or improve 

job skills, you may qualify for a Hope 

Scholarship or Lifetime Learning Tax 

Credit. The Hope Scholarship Tax 

Credit is available only to students in 

their frst two years of postsecondary 

education who are enrolled at least 

half-time in an eligible program. The 

tax credits are based on the amount 

of qualifed tuition and fees, less 

grants and other tax-free educational 

assistance and the taxpayer’s 

modifed adjusted gross income. 

Hope credits apply to fees paid after 

December 31, 1997. 

The Lifetime Learning Tax Credit 

The Lifetime Learning tax credit 

is available to students at all 

educational and enrollment levels 

who are enrolled at an eligible 

educational institution. As with the 

Hope Scholarship tax credit, this 

opportunity is based on the amount 

of qualifed tuition and fees, less 

grants and other tax-free educational 

assistance and the taxpayer’s 

modifed adjusted gross income. The 

Lifetime Learning credit applies to 

fees paid after June 30, 1998. 

Consult IRS Publication 970 or your 

tax preparer for additional information 

on both programs. 

Americans with Disabilities Act 

It is the policy of California State 

University Dominguez Hills to comply 

with the Section 504 Regulations 

[now, Americans with Disabilities 

Act] adopted by the Department 

of Health, Education and Welfare. 

Accordingly, any student at California 

State University Dominguez Hills 

who believes that there has been 

a violation of the Regulations is 

encouraged to discuss the matter with 

the appropriate CSUDH college, the 

campus Handicapped Regulations 

Coordinator, and/ or the Handicapped 

Services Coordinator, and such 

persons as may be identifed by the 

Handicapped Regulations Coordinator 

in order to resolve the matter in a 

prompt and equitable manner. 

Sexual Harassment Policy 

It is the policy of California State 

University, Dominguez Hills, that 

the campus maintain a working 

and learning environment free from 

sexual harassment of its students, 

employees, and those who apply 

for student or employee status. All 

should be aware that California 

State University, Dominguez Hills is 

concerned and will take action to 

eliminate sexual harassment. Sexual 

harassment includes such behavior as 

sexual advances, request for sexual 

favors, and other verbal or physical 

conduct of a sexual nature directed 

towards an employee, student, or 

applicant when one or more of the 

following circumstances are present: 

• Submission to or toleration of the 

conduct is an explicit or implicit 

term or condition of appointment, 

employment, admission or academic 

evaluation: 

• Submission to rejection of such 

conduct is used as a basis for a 

personnel decision or an academic 

evaluation: The conduct has the 

purpose or efect of interfering with 

an employee’s work performance, 

or creating an intimidating, hostile, 

ofensive or otherwise adverse 

learning environment, or adversely 

afecting any student. In determining 

whether conduct actually 

constitutes sexual harassment, 

the circumstances surrounding the 

conduct will be carefully considered. 

However, where the facts support 

the allegations, all appropriate 

measures including disciplinary 

action will be taken. 

For more detailed information 

on this policy see website at 

www.csudh.edu/pms/ 

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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, DOMINGUEZ HILLS 

SUMMER SESSIONS REGISTRATION FORM 

Date of Application_____________________Student ID:_______________________Birth date:___________________________ 

month / day / year 

Name:________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Last First M.I. 

Address:_______________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Street City State Zip 

Telephone:_____________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Daytime Evening Fax Cell 

New Address? yes * no * Enrolled at CSUDH previously? yes * no * 

male * female * Date last enrolled_________Term (e.g. Summer '20) 

Employer:_____________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Company Name 

Email 

COURSE INFORMATION 

Course No. DEPT/SECTION COURSE TITLE UNITS INSTRUCTOR SIGNATURE FEE 

PAYMENT METHOD 

Total Fee Submitted $_________________ 

* Check/Money Order, made payable to CSUDH EXTENSION. 

I AUTHORIZE THE USE OF MY: VISA * MASTERCARD * DISCOVER * 

_____________________________________ _______________________________ 

ACCOUNT NUMBER EXP DATE SIGNATURE 

REFUND POLICY 

Refunds are not automatic; you must file appropriate forms in the Extended Education Office in 

order to receive a refund. Refunds take a minimum of six to eight weeks for processing. Refunds 

are granted in accordance with the State refund schedule. If a course is cancelled, the entire 

fee will be refunded. If you withdraw after the first class and before 25 percent of the course 

has elapsed, 65 percent of the total fee will be refunded. After 25 percent of the course time 

has elapsed, no refund will be made; however a drop form must still be filed. Stop payments on 

checks are NOT an acceptable withdrawal from the course(s) and will result in a financial penalty. 

For more information call the College of Extended & International Education: (310) 243-3741. 

OFFICE USE ONLY 

SEMESTER: 

Sum Fall Spr (circle one) 

Year____________ 

Date____________ 

Total Fees____________ 

Entered by ____Initial______

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