contra costa college summer 2014 schedule of classes

Summer2014

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SUMMER2014ACADEMICCALENDAR *Jan 15-Feb 28 Filing period for Early Graduation Petition for Early Registration Option for SummerApril 7 Priority registration for EOPS/DSPS/Veterans/Foster Youth/CalWORKsApril 8 Priority registration for DSPS Notetakers, Early Graduation Petitioners, Intercollegiate AthletesApril 9-22 Priority registration for continuing studentsApril 23-May 4 Priority registration for returning, new matriculated, and exempt studentsMay 5 Registration for new non-matriculated studentsMay 26 Holiday --Memorial DayMay 27 Early Summer classes beginMay 28 Walk in registration beginsMay 29 Registration for K-12 concurrently enrolled studentsJune 15 Last day to register online prior to first day of instructionJune 16 First day of instruction for all 6 and 8 week classesVariable The last day to add and other important dates vary by course. Check your class schedule on WebAdvi-

sor to obtain these dates.July 12 Last day to petition for a Summer degree/certificateJuly 25 6 week classes endAugust 1 8 week classes endFINAL EXAMS Usually held during the last scheduled class meeting. Confirm with your instructor.

SPECIAL NOTICE ABOUT OTHER SUMMER SESSION COURSE DEADLINES:Summer session deadlines vary due to the different length of summer courses. The deadlines for each of your courses will appear on the right hand side of your class schedule. Students are strongly advised to record these deadlines in your personal calendar.

o -Last day to add or drop with eligibility for fee refund (10% of the class)

o -Last day to withdraw from a full-term class without a “W” ( 20% of the class)

o -Last day to choose Pass/No Pass grading option (30% of the class)

o -Last day to withdraw from a course with a “W” (75% of the class)

o -Last day to enroll in or adjust units for an open entry/open exit variable unit class (75% of the class)

It is the student’s responsibility to know these deadlines and abide by them.

Notes: Dates are subject to change • A new matriculating student is one who has completed the assessment and online orientation. • Open Entry/Open Exit Courses do not require an add code and can be added through InSite WebAdvisor using

the ExprEss rEgistration option. • Students may register online up to midnight, the day prior to the first class meeting.

FINALExAMSChEDULE • SUMMER2014Final Exams: to be held during the last scheduled class meeting. Be sure to confirm the final schedule with your instructor!

www.contracosta .edu • Contra Costa College • Summer 2014 • 3

StepS to SucceSS • Summer 2014step 1 –submit an application for admission Go to www.contracosta.edu to complete your ap-plication online. Click on the “Apply Now” button on the lower left side of the page.

step 2 –apply for Financial aid

If you need help paying for school you have several options. You may be eligible for a fee waiver or other state and federal money to help you pay for your classes, books and supplies. To apply go to www.fafsa.ed.gov and follow the instructions to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. You can also just submit an application for a fee waiver at https://secure.cccapply.org/Bog_Waiver. You will be notified via your college email (@insight.rcd.edu) if you qualify for the fee waiver.

step 3 – complete the assessment We encourage all new students to take a math and English or English as a Second Language (ESL) assessment. This will help ensure you are choos-ing the best classes for you. Register online for an appointment to take the assessment at http://contracosta.edu/go/?assessment-appointment. If you need a refresher, take a look at the practice questions posted online at www.contracosta.edu, click on student services and choose assessment.

step 4 – Enroll in coun-108 Contra Costa College has a comprehensive orien-tation and educational planning program offered through our COUN-108 course. Explore your career goals and learn about important campus services. You will be given priority registration once you complete the course. Look for available COUNS-108 sections in the Schedule of Classes.

step 5 – register for classes and Pay Your Fees Log in to your student account (@ InSite Portal) to register for classes using WebAdvisor. You can use the “search and register” or “express registra-tion” features to enroll in your classes. see Page 5.

step 6 – Get Your student idVisit the Resource Center in the Student Services Building (Rm 106) to take your picture and pick up your student photo ID card. Bring your current class schedule.

OTHER ImPORTANT INfORmATION Bookstore For information about required textbooks and prices, please visit the bookstore’s website: www.contracostabooks.com

Parking information A parking permit is needed to park on campus. You may purchase a parking permit for the semes-ter online or daily permits at machines located in the different lots.

college contact numbers Admissions and Records (510)215-6027 Assessment Center (510)215-3896 Counseling (510) 215-3934 or (510) 215-3936Financial Aid(510) 215-2810

WhEREDOISTART?


How Do I Apply Online to CCC?Go to “www.contracosta.edu” Click on “APPLY NOW” in the lower left portion of the homepage.Click “Create an Account” if it is your first time applying. Click “Sign In” if you have an account.*

IMPORTANT!Provide a valid email address. *NOTE: Returning students who previously applied using CCCApply must make a new account. OpenCCC is our new application system.

For future reference, be sure to write down your:

Username: Password:

IMPORTANT It is recommended but not required to provide your Social Security Number when you apply. If you provide your SSN on this application you may find it easier to access your student records when you need them if you forget or misplace your CCC student ID number. If you do not provide your SSN or do not have one, you will always need to use your CCC student ID number to access your student records. This information is emailed to you when you apply online. You will need to come in person to the Admissions & Records office or Enrollment Lab and bring a photo ID to obtain your student ID number and InSite WebAdvisor User Name if you misplace this information. All institutions are required by law to keep your SSN private and secure; and not to reveal it without your permission.

If you forgot your account, click on “Sign In” and then “I forgot my username” and/or “I forgot my password”.

Click on “Start A New Application” to begin your application.

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Fee type Amount * Comments

California Resident Fee

$46 per unit Students who are California residents pay an enrollment fee of $46* per unit of credit.

Nonresident Fee $254 total per unit Nonresidents of California pay an enrollment fee of $46* per unit of credit, plus $198 in tuition per unit of credit, plus $10 for a capital outlay fee, per unit.

Non-U.S. citizen Tuition (Including International Students)

$254 total per Units Non-U.S. citizens who cannot establish California residency pay an enrollment fee of $46* per unit of credit, plus $198 in tuition, plus $10 for a capital outlay fee, per unit of credit.

Health Insurance for International Students

$437.50 per student The health insurance coverage is from 01/03/14 until the summer session is over, 08/01/14

Parking Permit $40 per semester for a car or $3 perday (subject to change at any timewithout notice) and during the summer$20 per semester for a motorcycle or a car.

Term-length parking permits can be purchased only online through your WebAdvisor account. Permits are no longer available through the Bookstore or Cashier’s Office. BOGW (fee waiver) recipients receive a discount on parking permits.

InstructionalMaterial Fees

Variable by course See policy statement below.

StudentActivity Fee**(This fee is optional; see detailedinformation below)

$5.00 per semester The Student Activity Fee allows the Contra Costa College Associ-ated Students (student government) to provide funding for campus clubs, events, activities, and campus-based programs that will benefit the student population. Examples of programs which the activity fee could support are student scholarships, textbook schol-arships, multi-cultural campus events, and community resource outreach programs.

StudentRepresentation Fee

$1 per semester required non-refundable. All students.

Student ID Card No charge for ID card or semesterstickers; optional $5 ASUCCCactivity sticker.

Student ID cards, semester stickers and ASUCC activity stickers which provide student activity and merchant discounts can be obtained in the Student Life Center in the AA Building. Continuing students obtain semester stickers with proof of registration.

Transcript Fee All requests require written authorizationand advance payment.Standard: First 2 copies in the district are free1, $5 thereafterRush: $15 per transcript; $10 if the studentqualifies for either of his/her 2 free copiesExpress: $30 per transcript; $25 if the student qualifies for either of his/her 2 free copies

Standard: Mailed through the U.S. Postal Service within 7-10 busi-ness days. No student pick-up allowed for standard service.Rush: Mailed by U.S. Postal Service mail next business day or pre-pared for pickup.Express: Same day service prepared for student pickup (may not always be available).

Verification fee $2 per copyFirst 2 copies are free;$5 letterhead verification

Written authorization is required.Verifications requested through the Admissions & Records Office will be assessed at $2 for each request. Students can receive free verifications of enrollment through WebAdvisor. (available 24-hours per day/7 days per week).

* This amount may be changed by the Governor / State Legislature without notice.** Fee is voluntary. Refund forms are available in the Student Life Office. Refund forms must be submitted in person at the Cashier’s Office. Refund forms must be received within the first two weeks of instruction. Refund checks will be issued monthly after the first two weeks of instruction each term. 1 Students may receive 2 free transcripts across the district (i.e. 1 at CCC and 1 at DVC equals 2).

FEESANDTUITION


Board of Governors Fee waiverIf you are eligible you can have your class fees waived! Apply online at our website www.contracosta.edu

• If you have already filed your 2014-2015 FAFSA you may already have a fee waiver awarded. Please check your WebAdvisor under Financial Aid Status by Term at the following link: www.webadvisor.4cd.net

FaFsaFill out the FREE application for Federal Student Aid and see if you are eligible to receive free cash aid to go to school. The online application can be found at

www.fafsa.gov

• If you are applying for aid for the Fall 2014 semester please complete the 2014- 15 FAFSA. Check online for specific deadlines.

• If you are applying for aid for the Summer 2014 term, please complete the 2013-14 FAFSA.

cal Grant deadlineSee if you are eligible to receive additional cash aid to fund your education. There is a second Cal Grant Deadline of September 2nd that is exclusively for community college students. For more information, check out the California Student Aid Commission Website at: www.csac.ca.gov

For additional information please stop by the office of student Financial assistance located in the student services center, ssc-102. You may also call us with general questions at (510) 215-3952.

Financial Aid Checklist


PEll liFEtimE EliGiBilitY limitThe duration of a student’s eligibility to receive a Federal Pell Grant is 12 full-time semesters (or its equivalent). The calculation of the duration of a student’s

eligibility will include all years of the student’s receipt of Federal Pell Grant funding. Once a student has received a Federal Pell Grant for 12 full-time semesters (or its equivalent) the student will no longer be eligible for a Federal Pell Grant for future semesters. There is no appeal process for this limit

HiGH scHool Graduation rEquirEmEnts Students who do not have a high school diploma or a recognized equivalent (e.g., GED), or do not meet the home school requirements, will not be eligible to receive Federal student aid. Students may qualify for Federal student aid under one of the Ability-to-Benefit Test (ATB) alternatives IF the student was enrolled in a Federal student aid eligible program prior to July 1, 2012. The ATB alternatives include the student pass-ing an independently administered, approved ATB test or successfully completing at least six credit hours of postsecondary education.

ImportantRulesFinancial aid rEPEat coursE PolicYThe Department of Education has set a limit on the number of times a course can be repeated before it is excluded from a student’s enrollment status for finan-cial aid purposes. Once a student receives passing credit for a course, that course can only be repeated one more time to be included in the enrollment sta-tus for a financial aid disbursement. For purposes of this regulation, a “passing grade” is considered a D- or better. Any course for which a student is enrolling for a third time after having received a passing grade will not be included in the enrollment status for financial aid purposes. Please note: the restriction applies only to instances when the student receives a passing grade for the course; students are allowed to repeat courses without a limit for financial aid consideration for any failed or withdrawn course until a passing grade is received. Once a passing grade is received, the above policy will apply.**The above repeat course policy applies only to determining a student’s enrollment status for the disbursement of financial aid and is separate from the institutional academic policy regarding admittance for enrollment into repeated courses**

Pell lifetime Eligibility limit, ability to Benefit, direct loan Grace Period and Financial aid repeat course Policy

Financial Aid Regulations

Direct Loan Grace Period

Interest Subsidy

Effective July 1, 2012, students with Direct subsidized loans originated/disbursed on or after July 1, 2012 and before July 1, 2014 will be responsi-ble for payment of interest accrued

during the six month grace period.


How Do I Request an OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT ONLINE?

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1. Go to www.contracosta.edu 2. Click on InSite/WebAdvisor(top right)3. Click on InSite Portal 4. Log in to your InSite WebAdvisor account 5. Click on WebAdvisor 6. Click on Academic Services 7. Click on Official Transcript Request 8. After reading the information provided, you must check the box acknowledging you have read and understand the transcript request ordering process and prices. Click Submit. 9. Complete the online Transcript Request and click Submit.

Special Note about Pre-1999 Transcripts If your transcript contains activity prior to 1999, you cannot request a rush transcript until your records have been transferred from our archives. Please check the box to indicate you have pre-1999 records.

10. If you provided a personal address as the Recipient, go to step #10. If you selected a college as the Recipient, select “None of the Above” and click Submit. 11. Orders will not be processed without payment. Select Visa or MasterCard and click Submit. 12. Enter your credit or debit card information in the fields provided and verify your personal information. Click Submit. 13. Print your Payment Confirmation for your own records.

Express Transcripts can be produced in person at the Admissions & Records Office within one hour for an additional fee. Do not continue with the online process.


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SOCIO-225 SociologyofAfricanAmericans (SC)-3Units5275 MTWTH 12:40-2:45pm LA-103 Hodge,C 6/16-7/24 ThisclassisapartoftheAFRAMStudiesProgram

Anthropology

ANTHR-140 IntrotoPhysicalAnthropology (LR)-3Units1365 MTWTH 8:10-10:20am LA-206 Schwappach-Shirriff,L6/16-7/24

ANTHR-140L IntrotoPhysicalAnthr-Lab(LR)-1Unit1364 MTWTH 10:20-12:30pm LA-206 Schwappach-Shirriff,L6/16-7/24

ANTHR-150 Magic,WitchcraftandReligion (LR)-3Units4635 MTWTH 12:40-2:50pm LA-206 Revenaugh,A 6/16-7/24

Art

ART-117 AppreciationofArt(SC)-3Units6411 TWTH 6:10-9:10pm A-2 McDermott,W 6/16-7/24

ART-132 DigitalArt-BeginningI(SC)-3Units1322 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-1 Gordon,C 6/16-7/24 10:40-12:50pm

ART-133 DigitalArt-BeginningII(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART132-Coursesmustbetakeninnumericalorder.1323 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-1 Gordon,C 6/16-7/24 10:40-12:50pm

ART-135 HotMetalsBeginningJwlryI(SC)-2Units1335 TWTH 12:40-2:30pm A-7 McDermott,W 6/16-7/24 2:40-5:30pm

ART-136 HotMetalsBeginningJwlryII(SC)-2UnitsPrereq:ART1351336 TWTH 12:40-2:30pm A-7 McDermott,W 6/16-7/24 2:40-5:30pm

ART-140 Sculpture(BeginningI)(SC)-3Units5400 MTWTH 8:40-10:00am A-8 Lu,J 6/16-7/24 10:10-1:00pm

ART-141 Sculpture(BeginningII)(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART-1405401 MTWTH 8:40-10:00am A-8 Lu,J 6/16-7/24 10:10-1:00pm

AcademicSkills

ACSKL-200 PeerTutoringCertificationI(SC)-.5Unit6707 MT 10:10-12:00pm L-121 Gibson,B 8/11-8/12 1:10-3:30pm Formoreinformation,pleasecontactBrandyGibson [email protected].

ACSKL-201 PeerTutoringCertification2(SC)-.5Unit6706 MT 10:10-12:00pm L-121 Gibson,B 8/11-8/12 1:10-3:30pm Formoreinformation,pleasecontactBrandyGibson [email protected]

AdministrationofJustice

ADJUS-120 Intro.toAdmin.Justice(LR)-3Units1072 M 8:10-10:00am Hybrid Ramos,R 6/16-7/30 Section1072isahybridcoursewithmandatorymeeting on:6/16,6/23,7/14,and7/28inCTC131.

ADJUS-121 ConceptsofCriminalLaw(LR)-3Units1187 M 10:10-12:00pm AA-215 Ramos,R 6/16-7/24

ADJUS-127 YouthPoliceAcademy(LR)-2Units1076 MTWTH 8:10-4:40pm HS-101 Martin,K 7/28-8/6 MTWTH 4:40-6:00pm AA-142 Section1076isanaccelaratedcourseofinstructionthatbegins onJuly28,2014andendsonAug6,2014.

ADJUS-260 PatrolProcedures(LR)-3Units1168 MTWTH 8:10-11:00am AA-135 Ramos,R 6/16-7/24

AfricanAmericanStudies

DRAMA-110 AfricanAmericanTheatre(SC)-3Units5273 MTWTH 2:50-4:55pm LA-103 Ivory,T 6/16-7/24 ThisclassisapartoftheAFRAMStudiesProgram.

HIST-122 HistAfricanAmericansinU.S. (SC)-3Units5274 MTWTH 10:25-12:35pm LA-103 Hodge,C 6/16-7/24 ThisclassisapartoftheAFRAMStudiesProgram

LARAZ-190 IntrotoLatin/Chicano(a)Film (SC)-3Units5278 MTWTH 9:05-2:00pm LA-104 Palacios,A 5/27-6/12

SUMMER2014SCHEDULE OF ClaSSES Classes Shaded in “Grey”

are night classes!NOTE:

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ART-241 Sculpture(IntermediateII)(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART2402517 MTWTH 8:40-10:00am A-8 Lu,J 6/16-7/24 10:10-1:00pm

ART-258 DigitalPhotography-InterI(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART1595502 MTWTH 1:10-2:00pm A-1 Gordon,C 6/16-7/24 2:10-4:50pm

ART-259 DigitalPhotography:Int.II(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART258Coursesmustbetakeninnumericalsequence.5503 MTWTH 1:10-2:00pm A-1 Gordon,C 6/16-7/24 2:10-4:50pm

ART-261 Photography(IntermediateI)(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART1621084 MTWTH 1:40-2:30pm A-6B Davis,D 6/16-7/24 2:40-5:30pm

ART-262 Photography(IntermediateII) (SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART2611085 MTWTH 1:40-2:30pm A-6B Davis,D 6/16-7/24 2:40-5:30pm

ART-158 DigitalPhotography:I(SC)-3Units5500 MTWTH 1:10-4:50pm A-1 Gordon,C 6/16-7/24

ART-159 DigitalPhotographyII(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART1585501 MTWTH 1:10-2:00pm A-1 Gordon,C 6/16-7/24 2:10-4:50pm

ART-161 Photography(BeginningI)(SC)-3Units1082 MTWTH 1:40-2:30pm A-6B Davis,D 6/16-7/24 2:40-5:30pm

ART-162 Photography(BeginningII)(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART1611083 MTWTH 1:40-2:30pm A-6B Davis,D 6/16-7/24 2:40-5:30pm

ART-174 Drawing&Composition(BegI)(SC)-3Units5402 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A Fenstermaker,D 6/16-7/24 10:40-1:30pm A-6B

ART-175 Drawing&Composition(Beg2)(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART1745403 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A Fenstermaker,D 6/16-7/24 10:40-1:30pm A-6B

ART-184 Pastel/ColorTheory(SC)-3Units5408 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A Fenstermaker,D 6/16-7/24 10:40-1:30pm A-6B

ART-232 DigitalArt:IntermediateI(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART1331332 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-1 Gordon,C 6/16-7/24 10:40-12:50pm

ART-233 DigitalArt:IntermediateII(SC)-3UnitsAdvisory:ConcurrentenrollmentinART095A-DorGRAPH095A-D.1333 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-1 Gordon,C 6/16-7/24 10:40-12:50pm

ART-235 HotMetalsInterJwlryI(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART1362335 TWTH 12:40-2:30pm A-7 McDermott,W 6/16-7/24 2:40-5:30pm

ART-236 HotMetalsInterJwlryII(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART2352336 TWTH 12:40-2:30pm A-7 McDermott,W 6/16-7/24 2:40-5:30pm

ART-240 Sculpture(IntermediateI)(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART1412516 MTWTH 8:40-10:00am A-8 Lu,J 6/16-7/24 10:10-1:00pm

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ART-274 Draw&Composition-IntermedI (SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART1755404 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A Fenstermaker,D 6/16-7/24 MTWTH 10:40-1:30pm A-6B

ART-275 Draw&Composition(InterII) (SC)-3UnitsPrereq:ART2745405 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A Fenstermaker,D 6/16-7/24 10:40-1:30pm A-6B

AutomotiveServices

AUSER-271 AutoPntgandRfnTech(LR)-4Units6785 MTWTH 8:10-11:50am AT-101 Lock,P 5/22-6/17 12:00-3:40pm Section6785requirespermissiontoenrollandisforAuto Collisionstudents.Formoreinformation,pleasecontact PeterLockat(510)[email protected].

BiologicalScience

BIOSC-106 ExperimentalAnalysisBiology (P/NP)-.5Unit2814 TTH 1:10-4:00pm B-18 Ponomareff,G 5/27-6/122813 TTH 9:10-12:00pm B-18 Ponomareff,G 5/27-6/124063 TTH 9:10-12:00pm B-18 Ponomareff,G 6/17-7/34064 TTH 1:10-4:00pm B-18 Dixon,D 6/17-7/3

BIOSC-110 IntrotoBiologicalScience(LR)-4Units4068 MTWTH 8:10-12:30pm B-24 Muick,P 5/27-7/3

BIOSC-160 Nutrition(LR)-3Units2538 MTW 3:30-6:30pm PS-106 Sutherland,B 6/16-7/24

Business

BUS-188 AcctgApplonMicrocomputer(P/NP)-1.5Units4040 TTH 11:10-1:15pm CTC-127 Watkins,R 6/17-7/24

BUS-240 BusinessStatistics(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:MATH1204035 MW 4:10-7:20pm LA-206 Danko,C 6/16-8/7

BUS-294 BusinessLaw(SC)-3Units4030 W 6:30-8:50pm LA-103 Bristol-Wright,P 6/16-8/7 S 9:10-2:00pm

Chemistry

CHEM-119 IntroductoryChemistry(SC)-4UnitsAdvisory:MATH118oroneyearofhighschoolalgebra.4033 MTWTH 8:40-11:30am B-8 Borglin,S 5/27-7/3 11:40-1:00pm PS-14 Section4033startsMay27andendsJuly3.4034 MTWTH 1:10-4:00pm PS-106 Staff 5/27-7/3 4:10-5:30pm PS-6 Section4033startsMay27andendsJuly3.

CHEM-120 GeneralCollegeChemistry(SC)-5UnitsPrereq:MATH120orequivalent(IntermediateAlgebra).Advisory:Highschoolsciencepreparationincludingacourseinchemistrywithalaboratory(equivalenttoCHEM119).TheabilitytoreadandwriteattheENGL142Blevel.Adiagnosticexammaybegiventoassistthestudentindeterminingwhetherornotshehasadequatepreparationforthecourse.1064 MTWTH 9:10-12:40pm PS-106 Dang,T 5/27-7/3 12:50-3:40pm PS-6 Section4033startsMay27andendsJuly3.

CooperativeEducation

COOP-160 GeneralWorkExperienceEduc (LR)-1-3Units5977 Johnson,M 6/16-8/7 Section5977isa1-3variableunitcourse.Studentsinterested inenrollinginaCOOPcoursemustfirst,beemployedand completetherequiredforms.Requiredformsareavailable throughthestudent’sD2Lclasssite,afterregistration.First timeenrollingstudentsarerequiredtoattendamandatory orientationmeeting.Orientationsmeetingdates&times: Tue6/24,Wed6/25,andThurs6/26from12-1pminL-121, CollegeSkillCenter.Formoreinformationcontact [email protected].

COOP-170 OccupationalWorkExperience (LR)-1-4Units4866 Johnson,M 6/16-8/7 Section4866isa1-4variableunitcourse.Studentsinterested inenrollinginaCOOPcoursemustfirst,beemployedand completetherequiredforms.Requiredformsareavailable throughthestudent’sD2Lclasssite,afterregistration.First timeenrollingstudentsarerequiredtoattendamandatory orientationmeeting.Orientationsmeetingdates&times: Tue6/24,Wed6/25,andThur6/26from12-1pminL-121, CollegeSkillCenter.Formoreinformationcontact [email protected].



Counseling

COUNS-108 OrientationtoCollege(P/NP)-.3UnitNOTE:Allofthefollowingcoursesareintendedfornewstudents.PleasecompletemathandEnglishassessmentpriortothefirstclassmeeting.Bringaprintoutofas-sessmentresultsandhighschooltranscripts,ifapplicable.1016 TTH 9:10-12:00pm LA-101 LaCount,R 5/27-5/291013 TTH 1:10-4:00pm LA-101 Yazdanpanah,S 5/27-5/291018 TTH 6:10-9:00pm LA-101 Webster,R 5/27-5/292889 M 9:10-12:00pm LA-101 LaCount,R 6/2-6/2 12:30-3:30pm 2890 TTH 9:10-12:00pm LA-101 Yazdanpanah,S 6/3-6/51032 TTH 1:10-4:00pm LA-101 Skoler,J 6/3-6/51020 TTH 6:10-9:00pm LA-101 Webster,R 6/3-6/51021 M 9:10-12:00pm LA-101 Bennett,K 6/9-6/9 12:30-3:30pm 1022 TTH 9:10-12:00pm LA-101 Skoler,J 6/10-6/121023 TTH 1:10-4:00pm LA-101 Castruita,L 6/10-6/121024 TTH 6:10-9:00pm LA-101 Webster,R 6/10-6/121033 M 9:10-12:00pm LA-102 Bennett,K 6/16-6/16 12:30-3:30pm 1038 TTH 1:10-4:00pm LA-104 Castruita,L 6/17-6/191080 TTH 6:10-9:00pm LA-104 McClendon,J 6/17-6/191039 M 9:10-12:00pm LA-102 LaCount,R 6/23-6/23 12:30-3:30pm 1043 TTH 1:10-4:00pm LA-104 Castruita,L 6/24-6/261046 TTH 6:10-9:00pm LA-104 Skoler,J 6/24-6/261052 M 9:10-12:00pm LA-102 Webster,R 6/30-6/30 12:30-3:30pm 1053 TTH 1:10-4:00pm LA-104 Nolasco,M 7/1-7/31060 TTH 6:10-9:00pm LA-104 McClendon,J 7/1-7/31061 M 9:10-12:00pm LA-102 Webster,R 7/7-7/7 12:30-3:30pm 1067 TTH 1:10-4:00pm LA-104 Bennett,K 7/8-7/101069 TTH 6:10-9:00pm LA-104 McClendon,J 7/8-7/101070 M 9:10-12:00pm LA-102 Phillips,A 7/14-7/14 12:30-3:30pm 1071 TTH 1:10-4:00pm LA-104 Castruita,L 7/15-7/171073 TTH 6:10-9:00pm LA-104 Nolasco,M 7/15-7/171074 M 9:10-12:00pm LA-102 Phillips,A 7/21-7/21 12:30-3:30pm 1077 TTH 1:10-4:00pm LA-104 Phillips,A 7/22-7/241079 TTH 9:10-12:00pm LA-102 Nolasco,M 7/29-7/31

COUNS-120 ManageCollSuccess/LifeTrans (SC)-3Units2225 TWTH 8:10-11:00am HS-1 Odom,J 6/16-7/24 Section2225ispartoftheEOPSSummerAcademy.

CulinaryArts

CULIN-260 EuropeanCakeDecorating(P/NP)-2Units1097 MTWTH 11:45-2:45pm AA-239 Legas,C 6/16-7/24

CULIN-275 FundamentalsofCooking (P/NP)-1.5Units3233 MTWTH 8:45-9:40am AA-239 Schwarz,E 6/16-7/17 9:50-11:30am

Drama

DRAMA-101 TheatreAppreciation(SC)-3Units3039 TWTH 9:40-12:30pm A-2 LaBarre,A 6/16-7/244039 TWTH 2:10-5:00pm LA-110 Dildine,D 6/16-7/24

DRAMA-110 AfricanAmericanTheatre(SC)-3Units5273 MTWTH 2:50-4:55pm LA-103 Ivory,T 6/16-7/24 ThisclassisapartoftheAFRAMStudiesProgram.

EarlyChildhoodEducation

ECHD-095A FosterParentSkillsLab(P/NP)-.1-3Units6574 TH 6:10-9:00pm OC Shareef,I 6/5-6/19 Section2044meetsatBethlehemChurch,684JuligaWoodSt, RichmondCA94804.

ECHD-095C FosterParentSkillsLab (P/NP)-.037-3Units6575 M 9:30-11:30am OC Shareef,I 6/9-6/23 Section2046classmeetsattheYouthServiceBureau, 84Broadway,RichmondCA94804.

ECHD-123 CreativeActivities(DS3)(SC)-3Units2049 TTH 6:10-9:25pm HS-1 Staff 6/17-8/7

Economics

ECON-220 IntrotoMacroeconomicPrin.(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:MATH1204629 TWTH 1:30-4:30pm LA-208 Morris,G 6/16-7/24

ECON-221 IntrotoMicroeconomicPrin(SC)-3UnitsPrereq:MATH120Advisiory:ECON221maybetakenbeforeECON2204630 TWTH 10:10-1:00pm LA-208 Morris,G 6/16-7/24

English

ENGL-001A CompositionandReading(LR)-4UnitsPrereq:ENGL142BwithaminimumgradeofC,orapassingCOMPASSscore.4838 TWTH 8:10-12:15pm LA-106 Hansen,J 6/16-7/241081 TWTH 9:10-1:15pm LA-102 Hudson,K 6/17-7/244841 TWTH 11:10-3:15pm AA-135 Kleypas,K 6/16-7/244840 TWTH 5:10-9:15pm LA-101 Lehn,J 6/16-7/24

ENGL-001C Crit.Think&Adv.Composition (LR)-3UnitsPrereq:English001AwithaCorbetter.4014 TWTH 9:10-12:15pm LA-203 Nahas,L 6/16-7/244016 TWTH 6:10-9:15pm LA-106 Aengus,G 6/16-7/24

ENGL-102 WritingSkillsLaboratory (P/NP)-.2-3Units1203 L-121 Staff 6/16-7/24 StudentsenrolledinENGL-142AorENGL-142Barestrongly encouragedtosignupforENGL-102-1203.Thiswillprovide accesstoinstructionintheCollegeSkillsCenter.4843 L-121 Staff 6/16-7/24



ENGL-110A DevelopingReadingProficiency (SC)-3Units1199 MTWTH 8:10-10:15am LA-104 Douglas,W 6/16-7/24 StudentsenrolledinEngl110A-1199arestronglyencouragedto signupforEnglish102-4843.Thiswillprovideaccessto instructorsintheCollegeSkillsCenter.1201 MTWTH 9:10-10:35am CTC-127 Marshall,B 6/16-8/7 English110A1201islinkedwithEnglish142A1202.Students enrolledintheselinkedcoursesarestronglyencouragedto sign-upforEngl102-1203.Thiswillprovideaccessto instructorsintheCollegeSkillsCenter.

ENGL-142A WritingExpository-A(P/NP)-3UnitsAdvisory:ENGL110A1200 MTWTH 10:25-12:35pm B-7 Douglas,W 6/16-7/24 StudentsenrolledinENGL-142Aarestronglyencouragedtosign upforENGL-102-1203.Thiswillprovideaccesstoinstructors intheCollegeSkillsCenter.1202 MTWTH 10:40-12:45pm CTC-131 Marshall,B 6/16-8/7 English142A-1202islinkedwithEnglish110A-1201.Students enrolledintheselinkedcoursesarestronglyencouragedtosign upforEngl102-1203.Thiswillprovideaccesstoinstuctorsin theCollegeSkillscenter.

ENGL-875N SupervisedTutoring-0Unit1138 L-121 Staff 6/16-7/24

Geography

GEOG-120 PhysicalGeography(SC)-3Units4632 MTWTH 10:30-12:40pm LA-207 Williams,T 6/16-7/24

GEOG-120L PhysicalGeographyLaboratory (LR)-1Unit4633 MTWTH 12:50-3:00pm LA-207 Williams,T 6/16-7/24

HealthandHumanServices

HHS-123 SPIRITIII-FieldWork-Rehb/Re (LR)-3UnitsPrereq:HHS1228520 M 1:10-4:00pm LA-208 Mickles,A 6/16-7/24 WF 1:10-4:00pm MENHELTH

HealthEducation

HED-120 EducationforHealthfulLiving (LR)-3Units4862 M 7:10-8:30pm Hybrid Shrieve,Z 6/2-7/24 Section4862isofferedasahybridclasswithmandatory meetingson:Mondays,6/02,6/16,7/14from7:10-8:30pm inGA50.4339 MM ONLINE Johnson,M 6/16-7/24 Section4339isofferedinonlineformatwithamandatory orientation,Monday6/164:10-5pminB-12.Formore [email protected] ONLINE Goehring,B 6/16-7/24 Section4861isofferedonlinewithamandatoryorientation meetingon:Monday,6/16from3:40-5pminGA-50.Students arerequiredtoe-mailtheinstructorat [email protected].

History

HIST-120 HistoryoftheUnitedStates(SC)-3Units1101 MTWTH 10:30-12:40pm LA-105 Staff 6/16-7/241103 MTWTH 2:40-4:50pm CTC-112 Story,M 6/16-7/241107 TWTH 6:10-9:00pm CTC-112 Story,M 6/16-7/24

HIST-122 HistAfricanAmericansinU.S. (SC)-3Units5274 MTWTH 10:25-12:35pm LA-103 Hodge,C 6/16-7/24 ThisclassisapartoftheAFRAMStudiesProgram

Humanities

HUMAN-120 IntroductiontoHumanities:Imagination, Invention,Creativity(SC)-3Units4421 MTWTH 10:25-12:35pm LA-107 Gill,K 6/16-7/244420 TTH 5:10-9:40pm B-2 Wulferdingen,J 6/16-7/24

Japanese

JAPAN-120 FirstSemesterJapanese(SC)-5Units3398 MTWTH 9:10-12:35pm LA-202 Uchima-Decena,A 6/16-7/24

Journalism

JRNAL-124 SportsWritingandReporting(SC)-2Units5206 TWTH 1:10-2:30pm AA-215 Brown,J 6/16-7/24 2:40-3:30pm

Kinesiology

KINES-190 IntrotoKinesiology(LR)-3Units4244 M 5:10-6:30pm ONLINE Goehring,B 6/16-7/24 Section4244isofferedonlinewithamandatoryorientation meetingon:Monday,6/16from5:10-6:30pminGA-50. Studentsarerequiredtoe-mailtheinstructorat [email protected].



MATH-119 PlaneGeometry(LR)-5UnitsPrereq:MATH118recommended.5410 MTWTH 8:40-12:15pm AA-133 Scott,G 6/16-7/241140 MTWTH 9:40-1:15pm M-110 Newball,W 6/16-7/241139 MTWTH 12:40-4:15pm AA-133 Nyantika,T 6/16-7/24

MATH-120 IntermediateAlgebra(LR)-5UnitsPrereq:MATH118recommended.4682 MTWTH 8:10-11:45am AA-131 Walters,H 6/16-7/246222 MTWTH 12:40-4:15pm AA-131 Linstad,D 6/16-7/246221 MTWTH 5:40-9:15pm AA-211 Baptiste,E 6/16-7/244187 MTH 7:10-9:00pm Hybrid Bersano,E 6/16-7/24 Section4187isanOnlinesection.Mandatorymeeting:Mon., 6/16,7:10-9pminPS-107;Midtermexam:Mon.,7/7, 7:10-9pminPS-107;FinalExam:Thurs.,7/24,7:10-9pmin PS-107.StudentsmustbringavalidpictureIDFormore information,pleasecontactEugeniaBersanoat (510)[email protected]

MATH-121 Trigonometry(LR)-3UnitsAdvisory:MATH119andconcurrentenrollmentinMATH875Nishighlyrecommended.6233 MTWTH 12:40-2:50pm AA-103 Simon,B 6/16-7/24

MATH-164 IntrotoProbability&Stat(LR)-4UnitsPrereq:MATH120recommended.4690 MTWTH 8:10-11:00am AA-137 Tran,T 6/16-7/246214 MTWTH 9:10-12:00pm AA-103 Nguyen,T 6/16-7/244692 MTWTH 12:40-3:30pm AA-137 Tran,T 6/16-7/24

MATH-171 ElemFunc&CoordiateGeometry (LR)-5UnitsPrereq:MATH120ortwoyearsofhighschoolalgebra.recommended.4198 MTWTH 8:10-11:45am AA-142 Hsu,J 6/16-7/244700 MTWTH 11:40-3:15pm AA-211 Nagel,C 6/16-7/24

MATH-190 AnalyticGeometryandCalculus (LR)-5UnitsPrereq:MATH171recommended.4599 MTWTH 8:10-11:45am B-12 Simon,B 6/16-7/24

MATH-191 AnalyticGeometryandCalculus (LR)-4UnitsPrereq:MATH190recommended.4025 MTWTH 8:10-11:00am AA-211 Stanton,C 6/16-7/24

MATH-875N ComputerAssistedTutoring-0Unit1785 Mead,T 6/16-7/24 Classishoursbyarrangement.Formoreinformation,please contactTerrillMeadat(510)215-3816 [email protected]

KINES-205 PsychologyofAthleticPerform (LR)-3Units1166 M ONLINE Johnson,M 6/16-7/24 Section11666isofferedinanonline-hybridformatwitha mandatorymeetingonMonday6/16inB12.Formore [email protected]

LaRazaStudies

LARAZ-190 IntrotoLatin/Chicano(a)Film (SC)-3Units5278 MTWTH 9:05-2:00pm LA-104 Palacios,A 5/27-6/12

LibraryStudies

LIBST-110A LibraryandInformationSkills (SC)-1Unit2136 M 5:40-8:30pm Hybrid Kinney,M 6/16-7/23 Section2136isofferedinanOnline-hybridformatwith MANDATORYmtgs:Mon.,6/16and6/23from5:40-8:30pmin L-107.LIBST110AfulfillstheInformationCompetency RequirementforAAdegreestudents.2137 T 5:40-8:30pm Hybrid Choi,A 6/17-7/23 Section2137isofferedinanOnline-hybridformatwith MANDATORYmtgs:Tues.,6/17and6/24from5:40-8:30pmin L-107.LIBST110AfulfillstheInformationCompetency RequirementforAAdegreestudents.2138 W 5:40-8:30pm Hybrid Diputado,C 6/18-7/24 Section2138isofferedinanonline-hybridformatwith MANDATORYmtgs;Wed6/18and6/25from5:40-8:30pm. LIBST-110AfulfillstheInformationCompetencyRequirement fortheAAdegree.4136 TH 5:40-8:30pm Hybrid Smith,L 6/19-7/24 Section4136isofferedinanOnline-hybridformatwith MANDATORYmtgs:Thur.,6/19and6/26from5:40-8:30pm inL-107.LIBST110AfulfillstheInformationCompetency RequirementforAAdegreestudents.

Mathematics

MATH-101 BasicSkillsofArithmetic(LR)-3Units6569 MTWTH 10:25-12:45pm CTC-112 Nyantika,T 6/16-7/21

MATH-115 Pre-Algebra(LR)-3Units4032 MTWTH 8:10-10:20am CTC-112 Hardak-Inberg,M 6/16-7/244677 MTWTH 10:10-12:30pm AA-205 Sharufa,S 6/16-7/21

MATH-118 ElementaryAlgebra(LR)-5UnitsAdvisory:ConcurrentenrollmentinMATH875Nishighlyrecommended.4680 MTWTH 8:10-11:45am AA-207 Baptiste,E 6/16-7/241063 MTWTH 8:40-12:15pm AA-143 Watabayashi,D 6/16-7/241087 MTWTH 12:50-4:25pm AA-207 Sharufa,S 6/16-7/244681 MTH 5:00-7:00pm Hybrid Bersano,E 6/16-7/24 Section4681isOnline.Mandatorymeeting: Mon.,6/16,5-7pminPS-107;Midtermexam:Mon.,7/7, 5-7pminPS-107;FinalExam:Thurs.,7/24,5-7pminPS-107; StudentsmustbringavalidpictureIDFormoreinformation, pleasecontactEugeniaBersanoat(510)215-3813,or [email protected] MTWTH 5:40-9:15pm AA-207 Chu,S 6/16-7/24



MedicalAss’t&OfficeTech

MEDIC-100K SkillsReviewMedAssistant(SC)-2Units6390 M 9:30-1:20pm HS-3 Robinson,C 6/16-8/11 Consenttotakethisclassmustbeobtainedfrom camenrobinson@(510)235-6511ext.77935

MEDIC-218 InjectionProcfortheHlthPr (P/NP)-1UnitPrereq:MEDIC151and221;Challenge:successfulcompletionofequivalentcourseand/orexamination,orhealthcareProfessionallicense.1105 T 9:40-12:30pm HS-107A Robinson,C 7/8-8/5 1:10-3:40pm Section1105meetsTuesdaysforlecture7/8,7/15,7/22,7/29, and8/5from9:10-12:40pmandTuesdaysforlabon 7/8,7/15,7/22,7/29,and8/5from1:10-3:40pminHS-107A

MEDIC-219 VeniforHealthcareProf(P/NP)-1UnitPrereq:MEDIC161;Challenge:successfulcompletionofequivalentcourseand/orexamination,orhealthcareprofessionallicense.6393 TH 9:40-12:30pm HS-107A Robinson,C 7/10-8/7 1:10-3:40pm Section6393meetsThursdaysforlectureon 7/10,7/17,7/24,7/31and8/7,from9:40to12:30pmand Thursdaysforlabon7/10,7/17,7/24,7/31and8/7from 1:10to3:40pminHS107A.

MEDIC-222 MedicalAssisting&Nutrition(LR)-1UnitPrereq:MEDIC-151andMEDIC-2216392 W 9:40-1:00pm HS-3 Robinson,C 7/9-8/6

Music

MUSIC-158 BeginningGuitar(SC)-1.5-2Units4732 MW 5:40-7:00pm M-104 Galen,R 6/16-7/24 7:10-10:00pm

MUSIC-159 IntermediateGuitar(SC)-1.5-2UnitsPrereq:MUSIC-1584733 MW 5:40-7:00pm M-104 Galen,R 6/16-7/24 7:10-10:00pm

MUSIC-258 AdvancedGuitar(SC)-1.5-2UnitsPrereq:1594734 MW 5:40-7:00pm M-104 Galen,R 6/16-7/24 7:10-10:00pm

MUSIC-259 AdvancedGuitarEnsemble (SC)-1.5-2Units4735 MW 5:40-7:00pm M-110 Galen,R 6/16-7/24 MW 7:10-10:00pm M-104

Nursing

NURS-205 DrugDosageCalculations(LR)-2Units1127 MW 5:10-8:00pm HS-101 McNeal,S 6/16-7/24

NURS-212 PharmacologyforNurses(LR)-2UnitsAdvisory:RecommendpriorcompletionofBIOSC132,andeitherBIOC199or148.1128 M ONLINE Barnett,N 6/16-7/24 Section1128isofferedonlinewithamandatoryorientation meetingon6/16/14at5:30pminHS1.4012 TTH 5:10-8:00pm HS-101 Barnett,N 6/16-7/24

Learning Environment Access Cost/Access Timeframe

Total Cost

Kaplan Integrative testing

$112.50 per Semester x 4 Semesters

$450.00

RealEHRPrep With Cerner Academic Electronic Health Record

$100.00 per Year x 2 Years

$200.00

Pearson The Neighborhood

$50.00 per Year x 2 Years

$100.00

Total Cost For RN Program

$750.00

AllstudentsenteringtheContraCostaCollegeRegisteredNursingPro-gramwillberequiredtopurchaseandutilizethreelearningsystems.ThesesystemsareessentialtoyoursuccessasaCCCStudentNurse.Pleasebeadvisedthatanylapseinthepaymentand/orutilizationoftheselearningsystems,onthepartofthestudent,isgroundsfordismissalfromtheContraCostaCollegeRegisteredNursingProgram.Thelearningsystemsandthepaymentinformationareexplainedhere.

Kaplan Deluxe Integrated Testing: Supportsandevaluatesastudent’scompetency,aswellasagroup’scompetency,relativetotheNCLEX-RNexamination.Studentswilltakeproctoredexaminationseachsemester.

RealEHRPrep with Cerner Academic Electronic Health Record (EHR):Astructuredlearningpaththatallowsstudentstodocumentandviewpatientdatainordertoevaluatepatientstatusandtosupportcriticalthinkingandqualitypatientcare.

Pearson The Neighborhood:Anonline,interactive,virtualsuiteofinstructionalmaterialsthatfocusonbridgingthegapbetweenlecturesandtheclinicalexperience.

NoTE:StudentswillpaythecostoftheselearningsystemsdirectlytothevendoreachsemesterandeachyearasstatedinTable1.CCCNursingwillprovidethevendor’swithalistofstudentnamesinorderforthevendorstoiniti-ateandmaintaincontactwithCCCnursingstudents.

Formoreinformation,pleasecall(510)235-7800,ext.4267orvisitthenursingdepartmentwebsite.

SpecialNote:CCCNursingProgramFees

table 1. nursing student Fees structure (approximations)



PE-102C AdvancedFitnessTraining(LR)-.5UnitPrereqPE-102B1141 GA-30 Ferguson,N 6/16-7/24 Section1141isofferedfor.5unitsandstudentsmustcomplete 27hoursbyarrangementduringthehours ofoperation:M-TH9:00AM-3:00PM

PE-105A BeginnerBadminton(SC)-.5Unit1305 TWTH 9:10-10:25am GYM Valdehueza,T 6/16-7/24

PE-105B IntermediateBadminton(LR)-.5UnitPrereqPE-105ORPE-105A1306 TWTH 9:10-10:25am GYM Valdehueza,T 6/16-7/24

PE-109A Beg.AerobicDancing(LR)-.5Unit3587 TWTH 11:10-12:25pm GA-10 Farhood,A 6/16-7/24

PE-126A BeginningSwimming(LR)-.5Unit1142 TWTH 11:10-12:30pm POOL Ulversoy,J 6/16-7/24

PE-126B IntermediateSwimming(LR)-.5UnitPrereq:PE-126orPE-126A1098 TWTH 11:10-12:30pm POOL Ulversoy,J 6/16-7/24

PE-126C AdvancedSwimming(LR)-.5UnitPrereq:PE-127orPE-126B1099 TWTH 11:10-12:30pm POOL Ulversoy,J 6/16-7/24

PE-135A BeginnerTennis(SC)-.5Unit1164 MW 5:40-7:45pm TENNCRT Valdehueza,T 6/16-7/24

PE-135B IntermediateTennis(LR)-.5UnitPrereq:PE-135orPE-135A;orChallengeskilldemostration1165 MW 5:40-7:45pm TENNCRT Valdehueza,T 6/16-7/24

PE-156A Beg.PhysicalConditioning(LR)-.5Unit1556 TWTH 11:10-12:25pm GA-20 Valdehueza,T 6/16-7/24

PE-156B IntermediatePhysicalCondit.(LR)-.5UnitPrereq:PE-156orPE-156Aorskillsdemonstration1557 TWTH 11:10-12:25pm GA-20 Valdehueza,T 6/16-7/24

PE-165A BeginningPilates(LR)-.5Unit1655 MTW 1:10-2:25pm GA-20 Sumner,A 6/16-7/24

PE-165B IntermediatePilates(LR)-.5UnitPrereqPE-165orPE-165Aorskillsdemonstration1656 MTW 1:10-2:25pm GA-20 Sumner,A 6/16-7/24

PE-261A BeginningTaeKwonDo(LR)-.5Unit4325 MW 6:15-8:20pm GA-20 Bolanos,A 6/16-7/24

PE-261B IntermediateTaeKwonDo(LR)-.5UnitPrereq:PE-261or261A4326 MW 6:15-8:20pm GA-20 Bolanos,A 6/16-7/24

Philosophy

PHILO-110 IntrotoPhilosophy,Ethics(SC)-3Units1159 MTWTH 12:20-5:10pm B-2 Kunkel,R 5/27-6/12 Section1159meetsfrom5/27/14-6/12/14.4019 MTWTH 10:25-12:35pm B-2 Sharoki,S 6/16-7/244031 TTH 5:10-9:40pm B-12 Gill,K 6/16-7/24

PHILO-130 IntrotoCriticalThinking(SC)-3Units1158 M ONLINE Kunkel,R 6/16-7/24 Section1158isanonlinecoursewithaMANDATORY meetingon6/16from6:10pmto9pminLA1011160 T ONLINE Kunkel,R 6/16-7/24 Section1160isanonlinecourseandhasoneMANDATORY meetingon6/17/14from6:10pmto9pminroomLA103.

PhysicalEducaton-Dance

DANCE-161ABeginningBallroomDance(LR)-.5Unit1644 TTH 5:30-7:35pm GA-10 Clarke,N 6/16-7/24

DANCE-161BIntermediateBallroomDance(LR)-.5UnitPrereq:Dance161AwithaCorbetter1647 TTH 5:30-7:35pm GA-10 Clarke,N 6/16-7/24

DANCE-163ABeginningLatinSocialDance(LR)-.5Unit1646 TTH 7:45-9:50pm GA-10 Clarke,N 6/16-7/24

DANCE-167ABeg.EgyptianBellyDancing(LR)-.5Unit2229 TWTH 1:30-3:00pm GA-10 Byer,C 6/16-7/24

PhysicalEducaton-PEIC

PE-098A BeginningPersonalGrowthFit (P/NP)-.5Unit1131 GA-30 Ferguson,N 6/16-7/24 Section1131isofferedfor.5unitsandstudentsmustcomplete 27hoursbyarrangementduringthehoursofoperation: M-TH9am-3pm.

PE-102A BeginningFitnessCenter(LR)-.5Unit2385 GA-30 Ferguson,N 6/16-7/24 Section2385isofferedfor.5unitsandstudentsmustcomplete 27hoursbyarrangementduringthehoursofoperation: M-TH9am-3pm.

PE-102B IntermediateFitnessTraining(LR)-.5UnitPrereqPE-102;ORPE-102A2386 GA-30 Ferguson,N 6/16-7/24 Section2386isofferedfor.5unitsandstudentsmustcomplete 27hoursbyarrangementduringthehours ofoperation:M-TH9am-3pm.



PE-267A Beg.Cardio-Kickboxing(SC)-.5Unit1185 MTW 4:10-5:25pm GA-10 Sumner,A 6/16-7/24

PE-268A Beg.WalkingforFitness(LR)-.5Unit1268 MTW 5:10-6:25pm CAMPUS Greene,E 6/16-7/241096 TTH 6:10-8:15pm GA-20 Creer,R 6/16-7/24

PE-270A BeginningYoga(SC)-.5Unit8760 MW 8:45-10:50am GA-20 Farhood,A 6/16-7/242627 MTW 2:40-4:00pm GA-20 Sumner,A 6/16-7/24

PE-273A BeginningYogaforStrength(SC)-.5Unit2628 MTW 2:40-4:00pm GA-20 Sumner,A 6/16-7/241186 MW 8:45-10:50pm GA-20 Farhood,A 6/16-7/24

PE-275A BeginningQigong(LR)-.5Unit4646 MWF 9:40-11:00am GA-20 Wei,D 6/16-7/24

PE-290A SportSpecificTrainingI(LR)-.5Unit2226 TWTH 6:10-7:30pm GA-30 Carter,A 5/22-8/142794 TTH 9:10-11:25am SCFIELD Ferguson,N 6/16-7/24 Section2794isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiate women’ssoccer.1161 TWTH 10:10-1:00pm FIELD Gubbine,K 6/16-7/24 PE290A-1161isforstudentsinterestedinplaying intercollegiatesoftball.2790 TWTH 10:40-12:10pm GYM DeBolt,P 6/16-7/24 Section2790isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiate women’sbasketball.1207 TWTH 1:10-4:00pm BBFIELD Webb,M 6/16-7/24 PE290A-1207Thissectionisforstudentinterestedinplaying intercollegiatebaseball.2792 TWTH 2:40-5:30pm GYM Johnson,M 6/16-7/3 Section2792isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiate men’sbasketball2791 TWTH 3:10-6:00pm ASTRO Carter,A 6/16-7/24 Section2791isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiate football.2793 TTH 3:10-5:25pm FIELD Ferguson,N 6/16-7/24 Section2793isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiate men’ssoccer.2815 TWTH 6:10-7:30pm GA-30 Carter,A 6/16-7/244788 TWTH 6:10-8:25pm GYM Shrieve,Z 7/7-7/24 M 4:45-7:00pm Section4788isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiate volleyball.

PE-290B SportSpecificTrainingII(LR)-1UnitPrereqPE-290AorChallenge:SkillDemonstration1205 TWTH 10:10-1:00pm FIELD Gubbine,K 6/15-7/24 PE290B-1205Thissectionisforstudentsinterestedinplaying intercollegiatesoftball.4696 TTH 9:10-11:25am SCFIELD Ferguson,N 6/16-7/24 Section4696isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiate women’ssoccer.2795 TWTH 10:40-12:10pm GYM DeBolt,P 6/16-7/24 Section2795isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiate women’sbasketball.1208 TWTH 1:10-4:00pm BBFIELD Webb,M 6/16-7/24 PE290B-1208Thissectionisforstudentsinterestedinplaying intercollegiatebaseball.4694 TWTH 2:40-5:30pm GYM Johnson,M 6/16-7/34693 TWTH 3:10-6:00pm ASTRO Carter,A 6/16-7/24 Section4693isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiate football.4695 TTH 3:10-5:25pm FIELD Ferguson,N 6/16-7/24 Section4695isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiate men’ssoccer.2816 TWTH 6:10-7:30pm GA-30 Ferguson,N 6/16-7/242227 TWTH 6:10-7:00pm GA-30 Carter,A 6/16-7/244789 TWTH 6:10-8:25pm GYM Shrieve,Z 7/7-7/24 M 4:45-7:00pm Section4689isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiatevolleyball.

PE-290C SportSpecificTrainingIII(LR)-.5UnitPrereqPE-290BorChallengeSkillDemonstration2811 TTH 9:10-11:25am SCFIELD Ferguson,N 6/16-7/24 Section2811iforstudentsintereestedinplaying intercollegiatewomenssoccer.1206 TWTH 10:10-1:00pm FIELD Gubbine,K 6/16-7/24 PE290C-1206Thissectionisforstudentsinterestedin playingintercollegiatesoftball.2796 TWTH 10:40-12:10pm GYM DeBolt,P 6/16-7/24 Section2796isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiate women’sbasketball.1209 TWTH 1:10-4:00pm BBFIELD Webb,M 6/16-7/24 PE290C-1209Thissectionisforstudentsinterestedinplaying intercollegiatebaseball.2799 TWTH 3:10-6:00pm ASTRO Carter,A 6/16-7/24 Section2799iforstudentsintereestedinplayingintercollegiate football.2817 TWTH 6:10-7:30pm GA-30 Carter,A 6/16-7/24 Section2817iforstudentsintereestedinplayingintercollegiate football.2334 TWTH 6:10-8:25pm GYM Shrieve,Z 6/16-7/24 M 4:45-7:00pm Section2334isforstudentsinterestedinplayingintercollegiate volleyball.2228 TWTH 6:10-7:30pm GA-30 Carter,A 6/16-7/24

Physics

PHYS-110 DescriptivePhysics(SC)-3Units4823 MTWTH 8:10-9:30am PS-132 Wong,M 6/16-7/24 TH 9:30-12:30pm

PHYS-110L DescriptivePhysicsLaboratory (SC)-1.5Units4824 MTW 9:40-12:30pm PS-19 Wong,M 6/16-7/24



PoliticalScience

POLSC-125 GovernmentoftheUnitedState (SC)-3Units4638 MTWTH 8:10-10:20am LA-103 Landeros,M 6/16-7/244642 MTWTH 10:30-12:40pm LA-108 Landeros,M 6/16-7/244640 TWTH 6:10-9:00pm LA-105 McNeil,L 6/16-7/24

Psychology

PSYCH-126 ChildDevelopment(SC)-3Units0306 MTWTH 12:40-2:50pm LA-203 Haq,S 6/16-7/244202 MTWTH 5:10-7:20pm LA-201 Luckey,B 6/16-7/24

PSYCH-128 LifeSpanDevelopment(SC)-3Units1068 TWTH 9:40-12:30pm LA-110 Haq,S 6/16-7/24

PSYCH-130 PsychofPersonality&Growth (SC)-3Units1066 MTWTH 7:40-9:50pm LA-201 Luckey,B 6/16-7/24

PSYCH-220 GeneralPsychology(SC)-3Units1108 TWTH 9:40-12:30pm LA-101 Ounjian,J 6/16-7/241110 TWTH 12:40-3:30pm LA-101 Ounjian,J 6/16-7/241109 MTWTH 2:40-4:50pm LA-105 Greer,S 6/16-7/244360 TWTH 6:40-9:30pm AA-145 Tramiel,K 6/16-7/24

Sociology

SOCIO-220 IntroductiontoSociology(LR)-3Units4194 T 9:40-12:30pm LA-201 Cromartie,J 6/16-7/24 Section4194isofferedinanhybridformatwithmandatory classmeetingsom6/17,6/24,7/1,7/8,7/15,and7/22inLA 201Inadditiontoattendingthesesixmandatoryclassmeetings oncampus,studentswillviewvideosontheInternet,preparefor in-classexaminations,andcompletewrittenassignmentsoutside ofclass.4197 T 12:40-3:30pm LA-201 Cromartie,J 6/16-7/24 Section4197isofferedinanhybridformatwithmandatory classmeetingsom6/17,6/24,7/1,7/8,7/15,and7/22inLA 201Inadditiontoattendingthesesixmandatoryclassmeetings oncampus,studentswillviewvideosontheInternet,preparefor in-classexaminations,andcompletewrittenassignmentsoutside ofclass.4641 TWTH 6:40-9:30pm LA-100 Rahman,M 6/16-7/24 Section4641isofferedinanhybridformatwithmandatory classmeetingsom6/17,6/24,7/1,7/8,7/15,and7/22inLA 201Inadditiontoattendingthesesixmandatoryclassmeetings oncampus,studentswillviewvideosontheInternet,preparefor in-classexaminations,andcompletewrittenassignmentsoutside ofclass.

SOCIO-221 SocialProblems(SC)-3Units1204 TH 9:40-12:30pm LA-201Cromartie,J 6/16-7/24Section1204isofferedinahybirdformat.Inadditiontosixmandatoryclasssessionmeetingsoncampus,6/19,6/26,7/3,7/10,7/17,and7/24inLA201outside-of-classworkwillincludeviewingvideotapes,preparingforin-classassignments,andcompletingwrittenassignments.

SOCIO-225 SociologyofAfricanAmericans (SC)-3Units5275 MTWTH 12:40-2:45pm LA-103 Hodge,C 6/16-7/24 ThisclassisapartoftheAFRAMStudiesProgram

Spanish

SPAN-120 First-SemesterSpanish(SC)-5Units4028 MTWTH 9:20-12:55pm CTC-113 Staff 6/16-7/24

Speech

SPCH-120 PublicSpeaking(SC)-3Units4795 MTWTH 8:10-1:00pm AA-145 Staff 5/27-6/124036 MTWTH 8:10-10:20am AA-145 Phalen,D 6/16-7/241147 MTWTH 10:40-12:50pm AA-145 Phalen,D 6/16-7/241078 TTH 12:50-5:10pm AA-113 Giusto,L 6/16-7/244793 TTH 5:20-9:35pm AA-113 Craycraft,H 6/16-7/244740 M 6:10-9:30pm ONLINE Dwiggins-Beeler,R 6/16-7/24 Section4740isofferedinanonline-hybridformat,with mandatorymeetingsonMondays,6/16,6/30,7/7,and7/21, from6:10-9:30pminroomLA110

SPCH-121 CriticalThinking(LR)-3UnitsAdvisory:ENGL001AorSPCH120.6248 MTWTH 8:10-10:20am AA-113 Giusto,L 6/16-7/245385 MW 5:40-10:00pm AA-113 Craycraft,H 6/16-7/24

SPCH-121I CriticalThinking(IGETC)(LR)-3Units6249 MTWTH 8:10-10:20am AA-113 Giusto,L 6/16-7/245386 MW 5:40-10:00pm AA-113 Craycraft,H 6/16-7/24

SPCH-128 InterpersonalCommunication (SC)-3Units4037 T 6:10-9:00pm Hybrid Frey,M 5/27-6/24 Section4037isofferedinanonline-hybridformatwith mandatorymeetingsonTuesdays.5/27,6/3,6/24,from 6:10-9:00PMinroomAA1034739 MTWTH 10:30-12:40pm AA-113 Giusto,L 6/16-7/24



SUMMER2014Scheduleof(hybrid)Classes

Congratulations Class of 2014!

Commencement is WednesdayMay21,2014•6:30pm

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ADJUS-120 Intro.toAdmin.Justice(LR)-3Units1072 M 8:10-10:00am Hybrid Ramos,R 6/16-7/30 Section1072isahybridcoursewithmandatorymeetingon: 6/16,6/23,7/14,and7/28inCTC131.

HED-120 EducationforHealthfulLiving (LR)-3Units4339 MM ONLINE Johnson,M 6/16-7/24 Section4339isofferedinonlineformatwithamandatory orientation,Monday6/164:10-5pminB-12.Formore [email protected].

KINES-205 PsychologyofAthleticPerform (LR)-3Units1166 M ONLINE Johnson,M 6/16-7/24 Section11666isofferedinanonline-hybridformatwitha mandatorymeetingonMonday6/16inB12.Formore [email protected]

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NURS-212 PharmacologyforNurses(LR)-2UnitsAdvisory:RecommendpriorcompletionofBIOSC132,andeitherBIOC199or148.1128 M ONLINE Barnett,N 6/16-7/24 Section1128isofferedonlinewithamandatoryorientation meetingon6/16/14at5:30pminHS1.

PHILO-130 IntrotoCriticalThinking(SC)-3Units1158 M ONLINE Kunkel,R 6/16-7/24 Section1158isanonlinecoursewithaMANDATORYmeeting on6/16from6:10pmto9pminLA1011160 T ONLINE Kunkel,R 6/16-7/24 Section1160isanonlinecourseandhasoneMANDATORY meetingon6/17/14from6:10pmto9pminroomLA103.

SPCH-120 PublicSpeaking(SC)-3Units4740 M 6:10-9:30pm Hybrid Dwiggins-Beeler,R 6/16-7/24 Section4740isofferedinanonline-hybridformat,with mandatorymeetingsonMondays,6/16,6/30,7/7, and7/21,from6:10-9:30pminroomLA110

SPCH-128 InterpersonalCommunication (SC)-3Units4037 T 6:10-9:00pm Hybrid Frey,M 5/27-6/24 Section4037isofferedinanonline-hybridformatwith mandatorymeetingsonTuesdays.5/27,6/3,6/24, from6:10-9:00PMinroomAA103

www.contracosta .edu • Contra Costa College • Summer 2014 • 2 1

Para ser un estudiante en Contra Costa College

usted debe de:1. Completar la aplicación de admisión por Internet en www.contracosta.edu. Su número de identificación de estudiante le será enviado por correo electrónico.2. Tomar el examen de nivel en el Assessment Center en el edificio de SSC-104.3. Registrarse en COUNS-108 (Orientación para Nuevos Estudiantes) La orientación esta diseñada para proveer información de las políticas, reglas, programas de ayuda y servicios de apoyo que el colegio ofrece. Para más información llame al (510) 215-38964. Hacer una cita con un consejero visitando SSC-108 o llamando al (510) 215-3934, (510) 215-3936. El consejero le explicará los resultados del examen y le hará un plan educativo. 5. Matricularse y pagar por las clases correspondientes basadas en los resultados del examen de nivel.

Requisitos de admisión en Contra Costa College

Usted puede ingresar a Contra Costa College si satisface uno de los siguientes requisitos. Es mayor de 18 años. Completó su educación secundaria o pasó el examen de capacitación secundaria de California (California High School Proficiency Exam) y obtuvo el certificado de competencia (Certificate of Proficiency). Es un estudiante de secundaria y el director de su escuela ha aprobado un permiso para su ingreso a Contra Costa College.Es aprendiz contratado y desea matricularse en un programa de entrenamiento relacionado a su trabajo.Ha sido admitido a Contra Costa College como estudiante internacional con visa F-1.

Información sobre los requisitos de residencia en California para ingresar a Contra Costa CollegeLa Legislación del estado de California requiere que las universidades y los colegios comunitarios de California apliquen reglas uniformes para determinar si un estudiante debe ser considerado como residente o como no residente al aplicar a dichas instituciones.La información a continuación esta basada en el Código de Educación de California, Sección 54001, y del 680 00 al 68023. Más detalles están disponibles en la oficina de Admisión en SSC-115.En Contra Costa College su estado de residencia se determinaen el momento en que su aplicación de admisión es aceptada. El distrito escolar requiere que usted complete un cuestionario de residencia y certificar sus respuestas al cuestionario. Usted es considerado “residente” de California si ha vivido legal y físicamente por más de un año y un día en este estado al momento en que comienza el semestre. Para poder ser clasificado como estudiante residente, usted debe de proveer pruebas de residencia.Para los estudiantes graduados de una escuela secundaria de California existe la estipulación 540 (Assembly Bill 540), que se hizo efectiva el 1ro de enero del 2002. Ésta establece que algunos estudiantes de secundaria considerados no residentes legales, quienes han asistido a las escuelas secundarias de California por tres años y recibido su diploma de bachiller o su equivalente, pueden ser excluidos de los requisitos de residencia y pagar su educación al precio que pagaría un ciudadano o residente legal de California. Si usted no es considerado residente legal de California, usted puede matricularse como no residente y

pagar un precio más alto por unidad de clase.A continuación le mostramos los diferentes precios que pagaría por unidad de acuerdo a su estatuto de residencia:residents de ca: $46 por unidadno-residentes de ca: $241 por unidad

Exámenes de NivelLos exámenes de nivel son altamente recomendados para todos los nuevos estudiantes antes que se matriculen en cualquier curso. Aunque el examen no afecta la admisión al colegio, nuestro propósito es ayudar al estudiante a elegir los cursos apropiados para tener más éxito en su educación. El colegio usa COMPASS, un examen computarizado para determinar el nivel de matemáticas e inglés. El departamento de Inglés como Segunda Lengua (ESL) usa además del examen computarizado, un examen escrito. Ambos exámenes mostrarán con certeza el nivel de inglés que el estudiante posee. Al venir a tomar el examen de nivel por favor tome en cuanta lo siguiente: No se permiten niños. El examen toma aproximadamente dos horas.Necesitara presentar una identificación valida con foto.Los exámenes se llevan a cabo en SSC-104 Por favor llame al (510) 215-3896 o al (510) 215-3934 para hacer una cita para su examen.

Como registrarse en las clases

El período de matriculas para estudiantes nuevos que hayan completado la orientación comenzará el 3 de enero. Para estudiantes que no hayan completado la orientación podran matrícular a partir del 4 de enero.

Usted puede matricularse en sus


cursos por medio de Insite Portal.Necesitará su número de

estudiante, el cual obtendrá al llenar su aplicación de admisión.

Tome en cuenta que mientras más rápido comience con el proceso de admisión, más oportunidad tendrá para matricularse en los cursos. Nuestras clases se llenan rápidamente.

RevelacíonesConcimiento del Idioma Inglés

Según las leyes federales referente a los derechos civiles, bajo el Título VI del Acta de Derechos Civiles de 1964, Títulos IX de las Enmiendas Educacionales de 1972, y la Sección 504 del Acta de Rehabilitación de 1973, y las Regulaciones que rigen estos estatutos parte 100, 106, y 104 del Título 34 del Código de Regulaciones Federales (34 C.E.R. Parte 100, 106, y 104) y de acuerdo con las normas de Educación Vocacional, toda oportunidad educativa será ofrecida

sin ninguna descriminación con respecto a raza, color, origen nacional, sexo o incapacitacion.De acuerdo con estas mismas leyes, la falta del idioma inglés no es un obstáculo para participar en los programas/clases del Colegio.El Colegio tiene personal bilingüe para servirle durante las horas de trabajo. Para información sobre programas vocacionales ofrecidos en Contra Costa College refiérase Catálogo.

Servicios que ofrece Contra Costa College

EOPS (Extended Opportunity Programs and Services)-SSC-102

Aquí se ofrece servicios de apoyo a estudiantes elegibles que están en desventaja social, económica, o por el lenguaje. Los servicios ofrecidos son consejería, fechas de prioridad para matriculas, servicios de transferencia a universidades, y

ayuda financiera para libros. Oficina de Ayuda Financiera- SSC-

102El propósito de este programa

es asistir a estudiantes elegibles con ayuda financiera para que continúen con su educación. Visite o llame al (510) 235-7800, ext. 4508 o 4509 para más información.

DSPS (Disabled Students Programs & Services)-SSC-109

Esta oficina ofrece asistencia especializada, clases y recursos individuales para estudiantes discapacitados elegibles.

ELC – (Early Learning Center – Centro de Cuidado de Niños) – El centro provee cuidado de niños desde 2 años y 9 meses hasta 5 años en su programa de día de 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Y también ofrece cuidado de niños de 3 a 10 años en su programa de noche de 5 p.m. – 10 p.m. Visite el edificio ELC por la parada de los autobuses, para mas información.

An architectural rendering of a tiered lecture room in the planned Contra Costa College Complex


office & service locationscenter/lab/office/Program/service location Administrat ive Off ices AA-203 215-3800Admiss ions & Records SSC Lobby 215-3960Advocate AA-215 215-3819Assessment/On-Line Registrat ion Lab SSC-104 215-3896Associated Students AA-1 1 1 2 15-3855Bookstore Portable Near B&G 215-4000Bui ld ings & Grounds R 215-4901Business Off ice AA-201 215-3843CalWORKs SSC-106 215-3902Cashier SSC Lobby 215-4892Child Care Center & Early Learning Center (ELC) ELC 215-4885Center for Science Excel lence, CSE/MESA PS-109 215-4005Col lege Tutor ing & Ski l l s Center LLRC-121 215-4898Coop Educat ion Off ice LA-18 215-4990Counsel ing Center SSC-108 215-3941Disabled Students’ Programs and Serv ices SSC-109 215-3969Distance Learning AA-203 215-4996Economic Development AA-203 215-3839EOPS / CARE SSC-102 215-3948Financia l Aid SSC-102 215-3952Gateway AA219B 215-3835Internat ional Student Off ice SSC-1 13 215-3955John & Jean Knox Center for the Performing Arts (PAC) Box Off ice KNOX 215-4976Library & Learning Resource Center Circulat ion 215-4921 Media Lab 215-4919 Reference Desk 2 15-4897METAS Program AA-136 215-3880Middle Col lege HS AA-103B 215-3860Orientat ion SSC-104 or 108 215-3896Pol ice Serv ices R Bldg. 2 15-4859Scholarship Off ice AA-203 215-3805Student L i fe/ASU/FYE AA-1 1 1 2 15-4962Study Abroad SSC-1 13A 215-3922Three Seasons Restaurant AA-239 215-3846Tutor ing & Ski l l Center LLRC-120 215-2878Veteran’s Off ice SSC-1 15 215-3931


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