Citrus College Catalog 2009-2010 (ver. 10/22

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A Absences 25 Academic Calendar 5 Academic Divisions, Departments 9-10 Academic Divisions, Departments and Subjects 108 Academic Freedom 201 Academic Honesty 201 Academic Honors 33 Academic Policies and Requirements 25 Academic Record Symbols and Grades 25 Academic Renewal 34 Accounting 78, 112 Achievement Awards 33 Adaptive PE/Fitness Center 43 Administration of Justice 53, 76, 112-114 Admission 12 Admission Requirements for Transfers 92-106 Admission, How to Apply 12 Admissions and Records 35 Alpha Gamma Sigma 33 Alumni 7 Anthropology 114-115 Application for Graduation 52 Aquatic Center 43 Art 115-120 Art Gallery 43 Assessment 17 Assessment and Placement 17 Associate Degree, Programs of Study 46-74 Associate in Arts Degree, Programs of Study (list) 46 Associate in Science Degree, Programs of Study (list) 46 Associated Students of Citrus College (ASCC) 41 Astronomy 120-121 Athletic Eligibility 43, 200 Athletic Facilities 43 Athletics: The Fighting Owls 35 Attendance and Enrollment 25 Audio Recording Technology 76 Auditing Courses 25 Automotive Technology 53, 76- 78, 89, 121-125 B Biological and Physical Sciences (and Mathematics) 54 222 Biological Sciences 55 Biology 125-127 Board of Trustees 4 Bookstore 35 Business 56, 78-79, 127-129 C California Residents 12 California State University 98-104 CalWORKs 36 Campus Center 43 Campus Disturbances 201 Campus Security 36, 204 Cancelled Classes 15 Career/Transfer Center 36 Cashier 36, 43 Catalog Rights 205 Ceramics - One Year 80 Certificate of Achievement, Programs of Study 75-88 Chemistry 129-130 Child Development 57, 89, 130-135 Child Development Center 36-37 Child Development Master Teacher 80-81 Child Development Master Teacher-Early Intervention 81 Child Development Teacher 80 Chinese 130 Class Schedules 14 Code of Conduct 201-203 College History 6 College Level Examination Program (CLEP) 29 College Policies and Rules 201 College Preparation 135 College Success Program 43 Commercial Dance 81 Communications 135-136 Community Education 200 Computer Generated Imagery 83 Computer Labs 37, 45 Computer Science & Information Systems 139-141 Continuing Education 200 Continuous Resident 205 Cosmetology 57, 82, 136-137 Counseling 137-139 Counseling/Advisement Center 18, 37 Course Code Directory 109 Course Descriptions Guide 110 Credit by Examination 28-29 Credits, Grades and Academic Status 25 D Dance 57, 141-143 Dean's List 26 Definitions of Terms 216-217 Dental Assisting 58, 82, 143-145 Department Directory 8-11 Digital Design 59 Disabled Student Programs & Services 37 Disabled Students Programs & Services (DSP&S) 147 Distance Education (online classes) 13 Drafting 82-83, 145-147 Drafting Technology 58, 82, 145- 147 Driving and Parking 203 E Early Decision Program 13 Earth Science 153 Economics 148 Electronics 148-149 Electronics Technician 83 Emergency Management 83, 149-150 Emergency Management and Homeland Security 59 Energy Systems Technology 60, 84, 156 Engineering 152-153 English 150-152 English Second Language 155- 156 Enrollment Verification 14 EOP&S/CARE 37 Esthetician 84 Evenings at Eight & Sundays at Two 44 F Faculty and Administrators 207- 213 Faculty and Administrators and Emeritus 213-215 Fee Refund Policy 14 Fees and Expenses 14 Financial Aid 37-40 Fine and Performing Arts 60-62 Fiscal Services/Cashier 43 Food Services 40 Forestry 84, 157-158 CITRUS COLLEGE CATALOG 2009 • 2010 www.citruscollege.edu
Foundation 7 French 158 G General Education Core Competencies and Student Learning Outcomes 46, 47 General Education Requirements 48-52 Geography, Cultural 158 Geography, Physical 153 Geology 153-154 German 158-159 Golf Driving Range 44 Grades 25 Grades, Minimum Requirements 26 Grades, Non-Evaluative 26 Grievance Procedures 203 H Hazing 203 Health Center 40-41 Health Occupations 90 Health Sciences 159-160 Health Service Fee 14 Heating & Air Conditioning 85, 160-161 High School Students, Classes for 13 History 161-163 Honor Societies 33 Honors at Graduation 33 Honors Program 33 Humanities 163 I In Progress 26 Información en Español 20-24 Information in Spanish 20-24 Incomplete Grades 26 Information Technology 85 Instructor Drop 25 International Baccalaureate (IB) 28 International Student Admission 13 International Student Program 41 Japanese 164 J L Language Arts 62-63 Language Lab 44 Learning Center 44 Learning Resources 43 Liberal Arts With Areas Of Emphasis 64-67 Library 45 Library and Research Resources 45 Library Technology 67, 85 164 Linguistics 164 M Map, Freeway 218 Map, Street 218 Mathematics 67, 164-166 Matriculation 15-16 Medium & Heavy Diesel Truck Technology 68, 85, 90, 168-169 Military Withdrawal 26 Mission Statement 6 Motorcycle Service, Diagnosis, & Repair Technician 85 Motorcycle Technology 166-167 Multiple Majors 52 Music 68, 169-175 N Natural History 175 Non-Credit Counseling 19 Non-Credit Education 200 Nondiscrimination Policy 205 Nonresidents 12 Notice of Satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory Work 26 Nurse Assistant 91 Nursing 90, 175-176 Nursing, Registered 71, 176-177 Nursing, Vocational 87, 177-178 O Office Technology and Computer Applications 178-180 Online Degrees 52 Open Enrollment 205 Orientation 18 P Pass/No Pass Courses 28 Phi Theta Kappa 33 Philosophy 186 Photography 69, 86, 186-188 Physical Education 70, 180-186 Physics 188-189 Placement Appeals Process 16 Policies Regarding Academic Records 34 Political Science 189 Prerequisites, Co-requisites, Recommendations 18 Pre-Professional Programs 105- 106 President's List 26 President's Message 4 Probation, Dismissal and Reinstatement 26-27 Program Changes (Adding and Dropping Classes) 27 Programs of Study Leading to an A.A. Degree 53-74 Programs of Study Leading to a Certificate of Achievement 75-88 Programs of Study Leading to a Skill Award 89-91 Psychology 189-191 Public Works 70, 191-192 Public Works I 86 Public Works II 86 Public Works/Landscape Management 86 R Reading & College Preparation 192 Real Estate 192 Recording Technology 71, 192- 194 Registration 14 Reinstatement 27 Repeated Courses 27 Report Delayed 26 Requirements for Majors 46, 48 Residency Requirements 12, 48 Robert D. Haugh Performing Arts Center 44 S Service Learning 41 Sexual Assault/Sexual Violence Policy 203-204 Sexual Harassment 204 Social Sciences 194 Social and Behavioral Sciences 71-73 Sociology 194-195 Spanish 195 Speech 196 Standards of Student Conduct 202 Student Activities and Organizations 41 CITRUS COLLEGE CATALOG 2009 • 2010 www.citruscollege.edu 223
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Academic Affairs (All telephone num
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What are the Rules? Academic Polici
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1a. Placement on Academic Probation
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Advanced Placement (AP) Test Credit
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How Does Citrus Recognize High Achi
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Where Do I Find Help and How Do I B
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• Parent education workshops •
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What Additional Resources are Avail
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Students who require accommodations
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Courses in the natural sciences exa
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ANTH 216H Sex and Gender in A Cross
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ENGINEERING Units ENGR 100 Principl
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Units DRAF 699B Cooperative Educati
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THEATRE Emerging Theatre Technologi
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4B - Economics ECON 100 Economics 3
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Accounting ACCT Administration of J
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AJ 106 Patrol Procedure 3 Units Gra
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ART 140 Beginning Ceramics 3 Units
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ART 217 Head Drawing and Painting 3
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ASTR 117 Life In The Universe 3 Uni
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BIOL 699A Cooperative Education 1 U
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CHLD 108 Partnership Parenting 1.5
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CHLD 156L Practicum A Lab 1 Unit Co
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Mathematics Courses MATH 017 Basic
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practice and precision tooling used
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