contra costa college summer 2015 schedule of classes

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SUMMER REGISTRATION STARTS APRIL 6TH

SUMMER SESSIONSTARTSJUNE

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EARLY SUMMER COURSES START MAY 26TH

Your Pathwayto Success

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Summer 2015 ACADEMIC CALENDAR*

Jan 15-Feb 28 Filing period for early graduation petition to apply for priority registration for summerMarch 12 Registration appointments for summer availableMar 16- April 15 Appeal filing period for continuing and returning students with over 100 degree applicable units or on

second semester probation or dismissalApril 6 Priority registration for EOPS/DSPS/Veterans/Foster Youth/CalWORKsApril 7 Priority registration for DSPS notetakers, early graduation petitioners, intercollegiate athletesApril 8-13 Priority registration for continuing, returning, MCHS and recent HS graduates who have completed

Student Success Program**April 15 Priority registration for new students who have completed the Student Success Program**, and re-

turning students with less than 100 degree applicable units.April 24 Registration for continuing and returning students with over 100 degree applicable units or on second

semester probation/dismissalMay 15 Registration for new students who did not complete the Student Success Program** and exempt

studentsMay 25 Holiday -- Memorial Day

May 26 First day of instruction for Early Summer classesMay 28 Walk-in registration for concurrent high school students

June 14 Last day to register online prior to first day of instruction for regular summerJune 15 First day of instruction for all 6 and 8 week classes - registration by late add codeVariable The last day to add and other important dates vary by course. Check your class schedule on WebAd-

visor to obtain these dates.July 10 Last day to petition for a Summer degree/certificateFINAL EXAMS Usually held during the last scheduled class meeting. Confirm with your instructor.July 24 Last day of instruction for 6 week classesJuly 31 Last day of instruction for 8 week classes end

SPECIAL NOTICE ABOUT SUMMER SESSION COURSE DEADLINES:For summer classes the dates to add, receive a refund, or drop are calculated individually based on the length of each class. For detailed class-specific deadline dates, log into your InSite WebAdvisor student account and select “My Class Schedule”. You may also check with your instructor who has this information on the class roster.Students are strongly advised to record these deadlines in your personal calendar.Date calculation guidelines: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 and understand all college deadlinesINFO: Students may register online until 11:59 PM, the day prior to the first class meeting. When adding or dropping online, please be sure to keep your email confirmation.** The Student Success Program includes assessment, orientation, and completion of an educational plan (enroll in Coun-108)

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Where do I start at Contra Costa College?

Step 1 –Submit an Application for Admission Go to www.contracosta.edu to complete your application online. Click on the “Apply Now” button. To submit an ap-plication in person visit the Admissions and Records Office, Room 115 in the Student Services Center.

Step 2 –Apply for Financial Aid

If you need help paying for college you have several options. You may be eligible for a Board of Governors (BOG) fee waiver or other state and federal opportunities 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 (FAFSA). You can also just submit an application for a fee waiver at https://secure. cccapply.org/BOG_Waiver.

The California Dream Act allows certain students who meet Assembly Bill (AB) 540 requirements to apply for and receive state financial aid. For more information on the Dream Act and AB 540 eligibility requirements, visit https://dream.csac.ca.gov/.

Step 3 – Complete the Assessment We want to meet you where you are! Your success is impor-tant to us. Make an appointment to take a math and English or English as a Second Language (ESL) assessment. This will assist you in getting an accurate picture of your English and math skills and help you choose the best classes for you. Register online for an appointment to take the assessment at http://contracosta.edu/go/?assessment-appointment, or in-person at the Assessment Center in Room 104 of the Student Services Center.

Step 4 – Complete Orientation or Enroll in ESL-108*New students at Contra Costa College are required to complete orientation. Orientation is offered online through self-paced modules where you will learn a wealth of in-formation about programs, classes, support services, and campus policies. You will receive an email after you submit your application for admission, providing a link to the online orientation.

* For non-native English speakers and learners, an in-person class was designed as an alternative to the online orienta-tion. Information on available classes of ESL-108 can be found at www.contracosta.edu by clicking on the Steps to Success button on the homepage.

Step 5 – Enroll in COUNS-108 and Develop an Educational PlanAn educational plan is a map to help you identify the courses required to complete your goals. By enrolling in COUNS-108: Introduction to Educational Planning, you will engage with a counselor to identify your specific program of study and the most direct route from start to finish. Information on available classes of COUNS-108 can be found at www.contracosta.edu by clicking on the Steps to Success button on the homepage.

Step 6 – Register for ClassesNow that you have a plan for meeting your educational goals, registering for classes is simple. Log into your WebAdvisor student account from the Contra Costa Col-lege website, www.contracosta.edu, to register for classes directly from your student educational plan. If you need help in person, visit the Welcome/Transfer Center or the Admis-sions and Records Office located in the Student Services Center (SSC).

Get Your Student IDVisit the Welcome/Transfer Center in the Student Services Center (SSC) Room-111. Bring proof of enrollment and personal identification

NEED HELP OR CONFUSED?If you need additional support and guidance getting started with the admissions or registration process, please visit the Welcome/Transfer Center in the Student Services Center (SSC) Rm 111. Call 510-215-4110 for current center hours of operation.

PARKING INFORMATION A parking permit is needed to park on campus. You may purchase a parking permit for the semester online via the InSite/WebAdvisor portal. Log in and click on “Students” tab then select “Academic Services”; have your vehicle registration information ready to enter. You may also purchase daily permits at machines located in multiple campus parking lots.

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

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COLLEGE CONTACT NUMBERS & LOCATIONS

Admissions and Records(510) 215-6027 SSC, Rm-115

Assessment Center(510) 215-3896 SSC, Rm-104

Counseling(510) 215-3934 or (510) 215-3936 SSC, Rm-108

Financial Aid(510) 215-2810 SSC, Rm-102

Welcome/Transfer Center (510) 215-4110 SSC, Rm-111


PASO 1 – Presentar una Solicitud de Admisión Para completar su solicitud de admisión visite la página: www.contracosta.edu, haga clic en el botón “Apply Now”. Para presentar una solicitud en persona puede visitar la oficina de Admissions and Records, habitación 115, en el edificio de Student Services Center.

PASO 2 – Aplicar para Ayuda Financiera Si necesita ayuda para pagar por su educación hay varias op-ciones. Usted podría ser elegible para una exención de cuotas a través del programa Board of Governors (BOG). Hay tam-bién otros tipos de ayuda estatales y/o federales para ayudarle a pagar por sus clases, libros y útiles. Para aplicar visite: www.fafsa.ed.gov y siga las instrucciones para completar la solicitud gratuita de Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Para presentar una solicitud para una exención de cuotas visite la página https://secure.cccapply.org/BOG_Waiver.

PASO 3 – Completar la Evaluación de Inglés y Matemáticas Haga una cita para tomar las evaluaciónes de matemáticas, Inglés o Inglés como Segundo Idioma (ESL). El propósito de la evaluación es para asegurarnos que usted se registre en las clases correctas de acuerdo a su nivel. Para hacer una cita visite la página http://contracosta.edu/go/?assessment-appointment o en persona visite la oficina de Assessment Cen-ter, habitación 104, en el edificio de Student Services Center.

PASO 4 –Completa Orientación o Inscribirse en ESL-108*Contra Costa College require que nuevos estudiantes completen la orientación. La orientación se ofrece en línea a través de módulos donde aprenderás una gran cantidad de información acerca de los programas, clases de apoyo, servi-cios y pólizas del colegio. Usted recibirá un correo electrónico después de presentar su solicitud de admisión, que propor-ciona conexiones con la orientación en línea.

*Para los estudiantes cuyo segundo idioma es el Inglés, una clase en persona fue diseñada como una alternativa a la ori-entación en línea. La información sobre las clases disponibles de ESL-108 se puede encontrar en www.contracosta.edu, haga clic en el botón “Steps to Success” en la página principal.

PASO 5 – Inscribirse en COUNS-108 y Desarrollar un Plan de Educación Un plan educativo es un mapa para ayudarle a identificar los cursos necesarios para completar sus metas. Al inscribirse en COUNS-108: Introduction to Educational Plan-ning, vas a participar con un consejero para identificar su pro-grama específico de estudio y la ruta más directa de principio a fin. La información sobre las clases disponibles de COUNS-108 se puede encontrar en www.contracosta.edu, haciendo clic en el botón “Steps to Success” en la página principal.

PASO 6 – Inscribirse en las Clases Ahora que tiene un plan para alcanzar sus metas educativas, registrarse para las clases es simple. Acceda su cuenta de estudiante WebAdvisor desde el sitio web de Contra Costa College, www.contracosta.edu, para inscribirse en las clases directamente desde su plan educativo. Si necesita ayuda en persona, visite la oficina Wel-come/Transfer Center o Admissions and Records ubicada en el edificio Student Services Center (SSC)

OBTENGA SU TARJETA DE INDENTIFICATIÓN DE ESTUDIDANTEVisite el departamento de Welcome/Transfer Center ubicado en el edificio de Student Services Center (SSC) habitación 111.Necesitara prueba de inscripción y una identificación personal.

¿NECESITA AYUDA O ESTÁ CONFUNDIDO?Si necesita ayuda adicional para empezar con el proceso de admisión o registro, visite el departamento Welcome/Trans-fer Center ubicado en el edificio de Student Services Center (SSC), habitación 111. Llame al 510-215-4110 si necesita el horario de la oficina.

INFORMACIÓN ACERCA DEL ESTACIONAMIENTONecesitará un permiso para poder estacionarse en el colegio. Usted puede comprar un permiso de estacionamiento en línea a través de InSite/WebAdvisor. Al ingresar a su cuenta, inicie su sesión por medio de WebAdvisor y haga clic en “Students” y luego en “Academic Services”. Necesitará la información de registro del vehículo. Usted también puede comprar permisos de estacionamiento diarios en las máquinas situadas en varios estacionamientos en el colegio.

Otra Información ImportanTE

Librería Para obtener información acerca de los libros de texto requeridos y los precios, por favor visite el sitio web de la tienda de libros: www.contracostabooks.com

Números de Contacto del Colegio y UbicacionesAdmissions and Records(510) 215-6027 SSC, Rm-115Assessment Center(510) 215-3896 SSC, Rm-104

Como comienzo en Contra Costa College?

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Counseling(510) 215-3934 or (510) 215-3936 SSC, Rm-108Financial Aid(510) 215-2810 SSC, Rm-102Welcome/Transfer Center(510) 215-4110 SSC, Rm-11


How Do I Apply Online to CCC?Go to “www.contracosta.edu” Click on “ReGisteR” in the lower left portion of the homepage.Click “Apply Now” to access the “Create an Account” page if it is your first time applying. Access http://www.4cd.edu/insite/Default.aspx 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

$539.00 (Spring and Summer)$231.00 (Summer only - new students)

Spring and Summer health insurance coverage is only for students who have registered for the spring semester. Coverage is from 1/03/15 until 8/9/15

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.

Summer only coverage (new students entering in the summer) is from 5/22/15 to 8/9/15.

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).

FEES AND TUITION


Financial Aid Regulations & Checklist

Board of Governors Fee WaiverStudents who meet specific income requirements can have their class fees waived Apply online at 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 by logging on to http://www.4cd.edu/insite/Default.aspx

FAFSAFill out the FREE Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to see if you are eligible to receive free cash aid to go to school. Apply online at www.fafsa.gov. To apply for financial aid for the Summer 2015 semester you mustcomplete the 2014-15 FAFSA. Contra Costa College’s school code is 001190.

Cal Grant DeadlineThe state of California offers state aid through the Cal Grant program. To determine your eligibility for this additional state aid you must complete all necessary application paperwork by the Cal Grant deadline. The deadline is March 2 annually for the following academic year, with a second deadline of September 2 annually (for community college students only). For more information, log on to www.calgrants.org.

For additional information about financial aid, including important policies, guidelines, and processes, please visit our web site, www.contracosta.edu and click on “Financial Aid.” You can also stop by The Office of Student Financial Assistance located in the Student Services Center, SSC-102 or call us with general questions at (510) 215-3952.

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 equiv-alent (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 eli-gible program prior to July 1, 2012. The ATB alternatives include the student passing an independently adminis-tered, approved ATB test or successfully completing at least six credit hours of postsecondary education.

Important RulesFINANCIAL AID REPEAT COURSE POLICY

The 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 financial 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 status 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 aca-demic policy regarding course repetition and enrollment into repeatable courses**

The Office of Financial Assistance is now on social media!

Follow/like for updates, deadlines, and other important financial aid

information.Office of Financial Assistance at Contra Costa College/Facebook

@finaidatccc on Instagram and Twitter

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SUMMER 2015SCHEDULE OF CLASSES NOTE: Classes Shaded in

“Grey”are night classes!

AcademicSkills

ACSKL-200 PeerTutoringCertificationLevelOne-(SC)-.5UnitShort Term/Late Start 6707 MT 10:10-12:00pm L-121 Gibson, B 8/10 - 8/11 1:10-3:30pm For more information, please contact Brandy Gibson at [email protected].

AdministrationofJustice

ADJUS-127 YouthPoliceAcademy-(LR)-2UnitsShort Term/Late Start 1076 MTWTH 8:10-5:00pm HS-101 Martin, K 7/20 - 7/28 MTWTH 5:00-6:30pm AA-142 Section 1076 is an accelerated course of instruction that begins on July 20, 2015 and ends on July 29, 2015.

Anthropology

ANTHR-125 IntroductiontoArchaeology-(SC)-3Units1367 TWTH 12:40-3:30pm LA-201 Schwappach-Shirriff, L 6/16 - 7/23

ANTHR-130 CulturalAnthropology-(SC)-3Units1080 TWTH 9:40-12:30pm AA-215 Conrad, J 6/15 - 7/23

ANTHR-140 IntroductiontoPhysicalAnthropology-(LR)-3Units1365 MTWTH 8:10-10:20am LA-206 Schwappach-Shirriff, L 6/15 - 7/23

ANTHR-140L IntroductiontoPhysicalAnthropologyLaboratory-(LR)-1Unit1364 MTWTH 10:20-12:30pm LA-207 Schwappach-Shirriff, L 6/15 - 7/23

ANTHR-150 Magic,WitchcraftandReligion-(LR)-3Units4635 MTWTH 12:40-2:50pm LA-206 Revenaugh, A 6/15 - 7/23

Art

ART-117 AppreciationofArt&Architecture-(SC)-3Units6411 TWTH 6:10-9:00pm A-2 McDermott, W 6/16 - 7/23

ART-132 DigitalArt-BeginningI-(SC)-1-4Units1322 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-1 Gordon, C 6/15 - 7/23 10:40-12:50pm Section 1322 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-133 DigitalArt-BeginningII-(SC)-1-4UnitsPrereq: ART 1321323 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-1 Gordon, C 6/15 - 7/23 10:40-12:50pm Section 1323 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-135 HotMetalsBeginningJewelryI-(SC)-2-4Units1335 TWTH 12:40-2:30pm A-7 McDermott, W 6/16 - 7/23 2:40-5:30pm Section 1335 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-136 HotMetalsBeginningJewelryII-(SC)-2-4UnitsPrereq: ART 1351336 TWTH 12:40-2:30pm A-7 McDermott, W 6/16 - 7/23 2:40-5:30pm Section 1336 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-140 Sculpture:BeginningI-(SC)-2-4Units5400 MTWTH 8:40-10:00am A-8 Lu, J 6/15 - 7/23 10:10-1:00pm Section 5400 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-141 Sculpture:BeginningII-(SC)-2-4UnitsPrereq: ART 1405401 MTWTH 8:40-10:00am A-8 Lu, J 6/15 - 7/23 10:10-1:00pm Section 5401 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-158 DigitalPhotography:BeginningI-(SC)-2-4Units5500 MTWTH 1:10-5:00pm A-1 Gordon, C 6/15 - 7/23 Section 5500 has a mandatory materials fee of $6.00.

ART-159 DigitalPhotography:BeginningII-(SC)-2-4UnitsPrereq: ART 1585501 MTWTH 1:10-5:00pm A-1 Gordon, C 6/15 - 7/23 Section 5501 has a mandatory materials fee of $6.00.

ART-161 Photography:BeginningI-(SC)-2-4Units6200 TWTH 9:10-1:00pm A-2 Davis, D 6/15 - 7/23 Section 6200 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-162 Photography:BeginningII-(SC)-2-4UnitsPrereq: ART 1616201 TWTH 9:10-1:00pm A-2 Davis, D 6/15 - 7/23 Section 6201 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-174 DrawingandComposition:BeginningI-(SC)-2-3Units5402 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A Fenstermaker, D 6/15 - 7/23 MTWTH 10:40-1:30pm A-6B Section 5402 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-175 DrawingandComposition:BeginningII-(SC)-2-3UnitsPrereq:ART 1745403 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A Fenstermaker, D 6/15 - 7/23 MTWTH 10:40-1:30pm A-6B

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ART-811N BeginningandIntermediatePaintingforOlderAdults-(P/NP)-0Unit6205 F 9:10-11:00am OC Lu, J 6/15 - 7/23 6206 F 9:10-11:00am OC Lu, J 6/15 - 7/23

AutomotiveServices

AUSER-100V WeldingfortheAutomotiveTechnician-(P/NP)-1.5Units1166 MTWTH 8:10-11:00am AT-101 Lock, P 5/26 - 6/3 11:10-4:30pm Section 1166 requires permission to enroll and is for Auto Collsion students. For more information, please contact Peter Lock at (510) 215-6988 or [email protected]

AUSER-100X AutomotiveMaintenance&ServiceLab-(LR)-1Unit1069 MTWTH 9:10-12:20pm AT-110 Sturgeon, B 6/1 - 6/25 Section 1069 requires permission to enroll for Auto Mechanic students. For more information, please contact Lucile Beatty at (510) 215-3974 or lbeatty@contracosta,edu

BiologicalScience

BIOSC-106 ExperimentalAnalysisinBiology-(P/NP)-.5Unit2813 TTH 9:10-12:00pm B-18 Ponomareff, G 6/16 - 7/2 2814 TTH 1:10-4:00pm B-18 Ponomareff, G 6/16 - 7/2 4063 TTH 9:10-12:00pm B-18 Ponomareff, G 7/7 - 7/23 4064 TTH 1:10-4:00pm B-18 Ponomareff, G 7/7 - 7/23

BIOSC-110 IntroductiontoBiologicalScience-(LR)-4Units4068 MTWTH 8:10-12:30pm B-24 Muick, P 5/26 - 7/2

BIOSC-132 HumanAnatomy-(LR)-4Units2470 MTWTH 9:10-1:30pm B-39 Parks, E 6/15 - 7/23

BIOSC-160 Nutrition-(LR)-3Units2538 MTW 3:40-6:30pm B-12 Chan, L 6/15 - 7/22

Business

BUS-294 BusinessLaw-(SC)-3Units4030 W 6:40-8:00pm LA-103 Bristol-Wright, P 6/17 - 8/8 S 9:10-2:15pm

Chemistry

CHEM-119 IntroductoryChemistry-(SC)-4UnitsPrereq: MATH 118 or one year of high school algebra.4033 MTWTH 8:40-1:20pm PS-14 Alexander, L 5/26 - 7/2 Section 4033 starts 5/26/2015 and ends 07/02/2015. 4034 MTWTH 1:10-4:10pm PS-106 Staff, C 5/26 - 7/2 MTWTH 4:20-5:50pm PS-14 Section 4033 starts 5/26/2015 and ends 07/02/2015.

CHEM-120 GeneralCollegeChemistryI-(SC)-5UnitsPrereq: MATH 120 or equivalent (Intermediate Algebra). Advisory: High school science preparation including a course in chemistry with a laboratory (equivalent to CHEM 119). The ability to read and write at the ENGL 142B level. A diagnostic exam may be given to assist the student in determining whether or not she has adequate preparation for the course.1064 MTWTH 9:10-1:00pm PS-106 Dang, T 5/26 - 7/2 MTWTH 1:10-4:15pm PS-6 Section 1064 starts May 26 and ends July 2.

ART-184 Pastel/ColorTheory-(SC)-3Units5408 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A Fenstermaker, D 6/15 - 7/23 MTWTH 10:40-1:30pm A-6B Section 5408 has a mandatory materials fee of $9.00.

ART-232 DigitalArt:IntermediateI-(SC)-1-4UnitsPrereq: ART 1331332 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-1 Gordon, C 6/15 - 7/23 10:40-1:30pm

ART-233 DigitalArt:IntermediateII-(SC)-1-4Units1333 MTWTH 9:10-1:30pm A-1 Gordon, C 6/15 - 7/23

ART-235 HotMetalsIntermediateJewelryI-(SC)-2-4UnitsPrereq: ART 1362335 TWTH 12:40-2:30pm A-7 McDermott, W 6/16 - 7/23 2:40-5:30pm Section 2335 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-236 HotMetalsIntermediateJewelryII-(SC)-2-4UnitsPrereq: ART 2352336 TWTH 12:40-2:30pm A-7 McDermott, W 6/16 - 7/23 2:40-5:30pm Section 2336 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-240 Sculpture:IntermediateI-(SC)-2-4UnitsPrereq: ART 1412516 MTWTH 8:40-10:00am A-8 Lu, J 6/15 - 7/23 10:10-1:00pm Section 2516 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-241 Sculpture:IntermediateII-(SC)-2-4UnitsPrereq: ART 2402517 MTWTH 8:40-10:00am A-8 Lu, J 6/15 - 7/23 10:10-1:00pm Section 2517 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.

ART-258 DigitalPhotography:IntermediateI-(SC)-2-4UnitsPrereq: ART 1595502 MTWTH 1:10-5:00pm A-1 Gordon, C 6/15 - 7/23 Section 5502 has a mandatory materials fee of $6.00.

ART-259 DigitalPhotography:IntermediateII-(SC)-2-4UnitsPrereq: ART 2585503 MTWTH 1:10-5:00pm A-1 Gordon, C 6/15 - 7/23 Section 5503 has a mandatory materials fee of $6.00.

ART-274 DrawingandComposition:IntermediateI-(SC)-2-3UnitsPrereq: ART 1755404 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A Fenstermaker, D 6/15 - 7/23 MTWTH 10:40-1:30pm A-6B

ART-275 DrawingandComposition:IntermediateII-(SC)-2-3UnitsPrereq: ART 2745405 MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A Fenstermaker, D 6/15 - 7/23 MTWTH 10:40-1:30pm A-6B

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Counseling

COUNS-108 IntroductiontoEducationalPlanning-(P/NP)-.3UnitNote:This course is intended for new students. Please complete the online orientation and the math and English assessments prior to the first class meeting. Bring a printout of assessment results and high school transcripts, if applicable.1013 T 9:10-12:00pm AA-239 Chung, I 6/2 - 6/2 T 12:40-3:30pm SSC-104 1016 TH 9:10-12:00pm LA-101 Boland Drain, S 6/11 - 6/11 TH 12:40-3:30pm SSC-104 1021 T 9:10-12:00pm CTC-128 Phillips, A 6/16 - 6/16 T 12:40-3:30pm SSC-104 1023 TH 9:10-12:00pm HS-3 Phillips, A 6/25 - 6/25 TH 12:40-3:30pm SSC-104 1033 T 9:10-12:00pm HS-3 Phillips, A 6/30 - 6/30 T 12:40-3:30pm SSC-104 1039 TH 9:00-12:00pm HS-3 Huey, S 7/9 - 7/9 TH 12:40-3:30pm SSC-104 1061 T 9:10-12:00pm HS-3 Bennett, K 7/14 - 7/14 T 12:40-3:30pm SSC-104 1073 T 6:10-9:00pm LA-104 Wright, S 7/21 - 7/23 TH 6:10-9:00pm SSC-104 1070 TH 9:10-12:00pm HS-3 Huey, S 7/23 - 7/23 TH 12:40-3:30pm SSC-104 1074 T 9:10-12:00pm LA-102 Escobar, M 7/28 - 7/28 T 12:40-3:30pm SSC-104 1079 TH 9:10-12:00pm LA-102 Huey, S 7/30 - 7/30 TH 12:40-3:30pm SSC-104 2257 T 9:10-12:00pm SSC-104 Nolasco, M 8/4 - 8/4 12:40-3:30pm 3526 W 1:10-4:00pm CTC-114 Boland Drain, S 8/5 - 8/6 TH 1:10-4:00pm SSC-104 Section 3526 is for International Students, but is open to all. 3527 T 9:10-12:00pm CTC-114 Bennett, K 8/11 - 8/11 T 12:40-3:30pm SSC-104 1091 TH 9:10-12:00pm CTC-112 Phillips, A 8/13 - 8/13 TH 12:40-3:30pm SSC-104

COUNS-120 ManagingCollegeSuccessandLifeTransitions-(SC)-3Units2225 TWTH 8:10-11:00am HS-1 Odom, J 6/16 - 7/23 Section 2225 is part of the EOPS Summer Academy.

CulinaryArts

CULIN-260 EuropeanCakesDecoratingandDesserts-(P/NP)-2Units1097 MTWTH 8:00-8:45am AA-237 Legas, C 6/15 - 7/23 8:55-11:00am

CULIN-275 FundamentalsofCooking-(P/NP)-1.5Units3233 MTWTH 11:30-12:25pm AA-239 Schwarz, E 6/15 - 7/16 12:35-2:25pm

CooperativeEducation

COOP-160 GeneralWorkExperienceEducation-(LR)-1-3UnitsNote:Students interested in enrolling in a COOP course must first, be employed or volunteering, complete the required forms and attend a Mandatory Orientation Meeting. Orientation meeting dates & times: Tue 6/23, Wed 6/24, and Thurs 6/25 from 12-1pm, in the College Skill Center (LLRC 121). Once enrolled, forms are made available to stu-dents on their D2L class site. For more information email Mary Johnson at [email protected]. 5977 Johnson, M 6/15 - 8/6 Section 5977 is a 3 unit variable course. 2163 Johnson, M 6/15 - 8/6 Section 2163 is a 2 unit variable course. 1163 Johnson, M 6/15 - 8/6 Section 1163 is a 1 unit variable course.

COOP-170 OccupationalWorkExperienceEducation-(LR)-1-4UnitsNote:Students interested in enrolling in a COOP course must first, be employed or volunteering, complete the required forms and attend a Mandatory Orientation Meeting. Orientation meeting dates & times: Tue 6/23, Wed 6/24, and Thurs 6/25 from 12-1pm, in the College Skill Center (LLRC 121). Once enrolled, forms are made available to stu-dents on their D2L class site. For more information email Mary Johnson at [email protected] Johnson, M 6/15 - 8/6 Section 4866 is a 4 unit variable course. . 1102 Johnson, M 6/15 - 8/6 Section 1102 is a 3 unit variable course. 1104 Johnson, M 6/15 - 8/6 Section 1104 is a 2 unit variable course. 1106 Johnson, M 6/15 - 8/6 Section 1106 is a 1 unit variable course.



EmergencyMedicalTechnician

EMED-109 CPRfortheHealthCareProvider-(P/NP)-.2UnitCorequisite: EMED 110 (may be taken concurrently).Short Term/Late Start 1638 W 8:10-5:00pm B-2 Weatherby, S 7/29 - 7/29 Section 1638 is a one day accelerated CPR certification course.

English

ENGL-001A CompositionandReading-(LR)-4UnitsPrereq: ENGL 142B with a minimum grade of C, or a passing COMPASS score.Note: Students enrolled in Engl-1A or Engl-1C are strongly encouraged to sign up for Engl 102-1203. This will provide access to the instructors in the College Skills Center.4838 TWTH 8:10-12:15pm LA-106 Douglas, W 6/16 - 7/23 1081 TWTH 9:10-1:15pm LA-102 Aengus, G 6/16 - 7/23 4841 TWTH 11:10-3:15pm AA-135 Chew, K 6/16 - 7/23 1307 TWTH 1:10-5:15pm AA-145 Saldana, T 6/16 - 7/23 4840 TWTH 5:10-9:15pm LA-101 Aengus, G 6/16 - 7/23

ENGL-001C CriticalThinkingandAdvancedComposition-(LR)-3UnitsPrereq: English 001A with a “C” or better.Note: Students enrolled in Engl-1A or Engl-1C are strongly encouraged to sign up for Engl 102-1203. This will provide access to the instructors in the College Skills Center.1454 TWTH 8:10-11:00am CTC-131 Lorette, R 6/16 - 7/23 4014 TWTH 9:10-12:00pm LA-203 Nahas, L 6/16 - 7/23 4016 TWTH 6:10-9:00pm LA-106 Saldana, T 6/16 - 7/23

ENGL-102 WritingSkillsLaboratory-(P/NP)-.2-3UnitsNote:Students enrolled in ENGL-1A or ENGL-1C or Engl 142B are strongly encouraged to sign up for ENGL-102-1203. This will provide access to the instructors in the College Skills Center.1203 L-121 Staff, C 6/15 - 7/23 4843 L-121 Staff, C 6/15 - 7/23

ENGL-110A DevelopingCollegeLevelReadingProficiency-(SC)-3Units1199 MTWTH 8:10-10:30am CTC-127 Shannon, M 6/15 - 7/23 Students enrolled in English 110A are strongly encouraged to sign up for English 102-4843. This will provide access to the instructors in the College Skills Center. 1201 MTWTH 8:10-10:15am LA-104 Marshall, B 6/15 - 7/23 English 110A 1201 is linked with English 142A 1202. Students enrolled in these linked courses are strongly encouraged to sign-up for Engl 102-4843 This will provide access to instructors in the College Skills Center.

ENGL-142A WritingExpository-A-(P/NP)-3UnitsAdvisory: ENGL 110A1200 MTWTH 10:30-12:35pm CTC-127 Adesokan, B 6/15 - 7/23 Students enrolled in ENGL 142A are strongly encouraged to sign up for ENGL 102-4843. This will provide access to instructors in the College Skills Center. 1202 MTWTH 10:40-12:45pm LA-104 Marshall, B 6/15 - 7/23 ENGL-142A-1202 is linked with ENGL-110A-1201. Students enrolled in these linked courses are strongly encouraged to sign up for ENGL-102-4843. This will provide access to instuctors in the College Skills Center.

Dance

DANCE-161A BeginningBallroomDance-(LR)-.5-2Units1644 TTH 5:30-7:35pm GA-10 Clarke, N 6/16 - 7/23

DANCE-161B IntermediateBallroomDance-(LR)-.5-2UnitsPrereq: Dance 161A with a “C” or better1647 TTH 5:30-7:35pm GA-10 Clarke, N 6/16 - 7/23

DANCE-163A BeginningLatinSocialDance-(LR)-.5-2Units1646 TTH 7:45-9:50pm GA-10 Clarke, N 6/16 - 7/23

DANCE-167A BeginningEgyptianBellyDancing-(LR)-.5-2Units2229 TWTH 1:30-3:00pm GA-10 Byer, C 6/16 - 7/23

Drama

DRAMA-101 IntroductiontoTheatre-(SC)-3UnitsAdvisory: Eligibility for ENGL 1A or equivalent3039 TWTH 9:40-12:30pm M-104 LaBarre, A 6/16 - 7/23 4039 TWTH 2:10-5:00pm M-104 Blau, T 6/16 - 7/23

EarlyChildhoodEducation

ECHD-095A FosterParentSkillsLaboratory-(P/NP)-.04-3Units6574 TH 6:10-9:00pm HS-1 Shareef, I 6/4 - 6/18 Section 2044 meets at Bethlehem Church, 684 Juliga Wood St, Richmond CA 94804.

ECHD-095C FosterParentSkillsLaboratory-(P/NP)-.04-3UnitsShort Term/Late Start 6575 M 9:40-11:30am LA-101 Shareef, I 6/8 - 6/22 Section 2046 class meets at the Youth Service Bureau, 84 Broadway, Richmond CA 94804.

ECHD-099 OccupationalWorkExperience-(LR)-1-4UnitsCo-req: Employment in career-related field.1129 M 4:10-5:00pm L-107 Shuaibe, H 6/15 - 7/23 Section 1129 has a mandatory orientation meeting Wednesday, June 17, from 5-6pm in the Library Study Lab. Must complete documentation in D2L before attending orientation. For more information email Haneefal Shuaibe at [email protected]

ECHD-101D WorkshopsinEarlyChildhoodEducation-D-(P/NP)-.17-1Units1134 MW 6:10-9:00pm HS-3 Thomas, O 6/22 - 7/8

ECHD-123 CreativeActivities(DS3)-(SC)-3Units2049 TTH 6:40-10:00pm HS-3 Benson, G 6/16 - 8/6

Economics

ECON-220 IntroductiontoMacroeconomicPrinciple-(SC)-3UnitsPrereq: MATH 1204629 TWTH 1:40-4:30pm LA-208 Morris, G 6/16 - 7/23

ECON-221 IntroductiontoMicroeconomicPrinciples-(SC)-3UnitsPrereq: MATH 120 Advisiory: ECON 221 may be taken before ECON 2204630 TWTH 10:10-1:00pm LA-208 Morris, G 6/16 - 7/23



HIST-122 HistoryofAfricanAmericansintheU.S.-(SC)-3Units5274 MTWTH 10:25-12:35pm LA-103 Hodge, C 6/15 - 7/23 This class is a part of the AFRAM Studies Program

Humanities

HUMAN-113 AfricanAmericanHumanities-(SC)-3Units1210 MTWTH 9:10-2:00pm LA-105 Givens, J 5/26 - 6/11 This class is a part of the AFRAM Studies Program

HUMAN-120 IntroductiontoHumanities:Imagination,InventionandCreativity-(SC) 3Units4421 MTWTH 10:25-12:30pm LA-107 Gill, K 6/15 - 7/23 4420 TTH 5:10-9:30pm LA-204 Kabir, A 6/16 - 7/23

IndustrialTechnology

INTEC-111 WarehouseManagementOperations-(SC)-2Units3440 TTH 1:00-2:10pm OC Morgan, A 6/18 - 7/30 TTHF 2:10-4:30pm Section 3440 requires permission to enroll and is primarily for Design It! Build It! Ship It! FLOW students. Please contact Sharon Ortiz at (510) 215-3689 or [email protected] for more information. Location: Richmond Build III, 500 23rd Street, Richmond, CA.

INTEC-112 ForkliftOperation-(SC)-1Unit4040 TTH 9:00-9:50am OC Taylor, J 6/18 - 7/30 10:00-12:00pm Section 4040 requires permission to enroll and is primarily for Design It! Build It! Ship It! FLOW students. Please contact Sharon Ortiz at (510) 215-3689 or [email protected] for more information. Location: Richmond Build III, 500 23rd Street, Richmond, CA.

Japanese

JAPAN-120 First-SemesterJapanese-(SC)-5Units3398 MTWTH 9:10-12:50pm PS-6 Uchima-Decena, A 6/15 - 7/23

Journalism

JRNAL-124 SportsWritingandReporting-(SC)-2Units5206 TWTH 1:10-2:30pm AA-215 Brown, J 6/16 - 7/23 2:40-3:30pm

Kinesiology

KINES-190 IntroductiontoKinesiology-(LR)-3UnitsOnlineandHybridSections4244 ONLINE Goehring, B 6/15 - 7/23 Section 4244 is offered online. Please check your College email for notifications and materials prior to your online orientation. Students are required to e-mail the instructor at [email protected] prior to orientation.

LaRazaStudies

LARAZ-190 IntroductiontoChicano(a)andLatino(a)Film-(SC)-3Units5278 MTWTH 9:10-2:00pm B-12 Palacios, A 5/26 - 6/11

ENGL-142B Writing:Expository-(SC)-4UnitsPrereq: Engl-139; OR Engl-142A and Engl-110A; OR ESL-192 with a “C” or better; or Compass/ESL placement test. Note: Students enrolled in Engl 142B are strongly encouraged to sign up for Engl 102-1203. This will provide access to the instructors in the College Skills Center.1909 MTWTH 1:10-3:20pm AA-142 Hansen, J 6/15 - 8/6 2407 MTWTH 1:10-3:20pm AA-205 Douglas, W 6/15 - 7/23

ENGL-875N SupervisedTutoring-(P/NP)-0Unit1138 L-121 Gibson, B 6/15 - 7/23

Geography

GEOG-120 PhysicalGeography-(SC)-3Units4632 MTWTH 10:30-12:40pm LA-206 Williams, T 6/15 - 7/23

GEOG-120L PhysicalGeographyLaboratory-(LR)-1UnitCorequisite: Concurrent enrollment in or prior completion of GEOG 120 with grade of ‘C’ or better.4633 MTWTH 12:50-3:05pm LA-207 Williams, T 6/15 - 7/23

GEOG-160 WorldRegionalGeography-(LR)-3Units1340 MTWTH 5:10-7:20pm LA-207 Williams, T 6/15 - 7/23

HealthandHumanServices

HHS-123 SPIRITIII-FieldWorkinRehabilitationAndRecovery-(LR)-3UnitsPrereq: HHS 1228520 M 1:00-4:00pm HS-1 Johnson, M 6/15 - 7/23 WF 1:00-4:00pm MENHELTH Section 8520 will meet off campus on Wednesdays and Fridays at 1340 Arnold Dr. Suite 200, Martinez, Ca 94533

HealthEducation

HED-120 EducationforHealthfulLiving-(LR)-3UnitsOnlineandHybridSections4862 M 7:10-8:30pm ONLINE Shrieve, Z 6/2 - 7/23 Section 4862 is offered as a hybrid class with mandatory meetings on: Mondays, 6/08, 6/15, 6/22 from 7:10-8:30pm in GA50. Please check your college email for notifications and course materials. 4339 ONLINE Johnson, M 6/15 - 7/23 Section 4339 is offered online with a mandatory orientation, on Monday 6/15, 4:10-5pm in LA100. Please check your college email for notifica tions and course materials prior to orientation. For more information email the instructor [email protected]. 4861 ONLINE Goehring, B 6/15 - 7/23 Section 4861 is offered online. Please check your college email for notifications and course materials prior to orientation. Students are required to e-mail the instructor at [email protected] prior to the online orientation.

History

HIST-120 HistoryoftheU.S.(Colonial-1865)-(SC)-3Units1101 MTWTH 10:30-12:40pm LA-100 Staff, C 6/15 - 7/23 1103 MTWTH 2:40-4:50pm CTC-114 Story, M 6/15 - 7/23 1107 TWTH 6:10-9:00pm CTC-114 Story, M 6/16 - 7/23



MATH-120 IntermediateAlgebra-(LR)-5UnitsPrereq: MATH 1184682 MTWTH 8:10-11:50am AA-131 Walters, H 6/15 - 7/23 6222 MTWTH 12:40-4:15pm AA-131 Nyantika, T 6/15 - 7/23 6221 MTWTH 5:40-9:15pm AA-211 Baptiste, E 6/15 - 7/23OnlineandHybridSections4187 T 5:00-7:00pm ONLINE Bersano, E 6/15 - 7/23 Section 4187 is an online/hybrid format with mandatory meetings: Tuesday, 6/16, 5-7pm in CTC131; Midterm exam: Tuesday, 7/7, 5-7pm in CTC131;Final Exam: Tuesday, 7/21, 5-7pm in CTC131. Students must bring a valid picture ID, For more information, please contact Eugenia Bersano at(510)215-3813, or [email protected].

MATH-121 Trigonometry-(LR)-3UnitsPrereq: MATH 120 Advisory: MATH 1196233 MTWTH 12:40-2:50pm AA-103 Linstad, D 6/15 - 7/23

MATH-164 IntroductiontoProbabilityandStatistics-(LR)-4UnitsPrereq: MATH 1204690 MTWTH 8:10-11:00am AA-137 Lee, M 6/15 - 7/23 6214 MTWTH 9:10-12:00pm AA-103 Nguyen, T 6/15 - 7/23 4692 MTWTH 12:40-3:30pm AA-137 Lee, M 6/15 - 7/23 OnlineandHybridSections4691 M 3:10-6:00pm ONLINE Nguyen, T 6/15 - 7/23 Section 4691 is offerd in an online-hybrid format with a mandatory orientation meeting: Monday 6/15 3:10pm-6:00pm in CTC 113, Midterm exam: Monday 7/6, 3:10pm-6:00pm in CTC 113; Final Exam Monday 7/20 3:10pm-6:00pm in CTC 113. Students must bring a valid picture ID. For more information, please contact Trung Nguyen at [email protected].

MATH-171 ElementaryFunctionsandCoordinateGeometry-(LR)-5UnitsPrereq: MATH 120 or two years of high school algebra.4198 MTWTH 8:10-11:45am AA-142 Hsu, J 6/15 - 7/23 4700 MTWTH 11:40-3:15pm AA-211 Watabayashi, D 6/15 - 7/23

MATH-190 AnalyticGeometryandCalculus-(LR)-5UnitsPrereq: MATH 171 or both MATH 121 and MATH 135.4599 MTWTH 8:10-11:45am LA-112 Simon, B 6/15 - 7/23

MATH-191 AnalyticGeometryandCalculus-(LR)-4UnitsPrereq: MATH 1904025 MTWTH 8:10-11:00am AA-211 Stanton, C 6/15 - 7/23

MATH-875N ComputerAssistedTutoring-Math-(P/NP)-0Unit1785 Mead, T 6/15 - 7/23 Class is hours by arrangement. For more information, please contact Terrill Mead at (510) 215-3816 or [email protected]

LibraryStudies

LIBST-110A LibraryandInformationResearchSkills-(SC)-1UnitOnlineandHybridSections2136 M 5:40-8:30pm ONLINE Thomas, L 6/15 - 7/22 Section 2136 is offered in an Online-hybrid format with MANDATORY mtgs: Mon., 6/15 and 6/22 from 5:40-8:30pm in L-107. LIBST 110A fulfills the Information Competency Requirement for AA degree students. 2138 T 5:40-8:30pm ONLINE Diputado, C 6/16 - 7/22 Section 2138 is offered in an online-hybrid format with MANDATORY mtgs: Tuesday’s, 6/16 and 6/23 from 5:40-8:30pm, in L-107.LIBST-110A fulfills the Information Competency Requirement for the AA degree. 2137 W 5:40-8:30pm ONLINE Choi, A 6/17 - 7/23 Section 2137 is offered in an Online-hybrid format with MANDATORY mtgs: Wednesdays: 6/17 and 6/24 from 5:40-8:30pm in L-107.LIBST 110A fulfills the Information Competency Requirement for AA degree students. 4136 TH 5:40-8:30pm ONLINE Staff, C 6/18 - 7/23 Section 4136 is offered in an Online-hybrid format with MANDATORY mtgs: Thur., 6/18 and 6/25 from 5:40-8:30pm in L-107. LIBST 110A fulfills the Information Competency Requirement for AA degree students.

Mathematics

MATH-101 BasicSkillsofArithmetic-(LR)-3Units4674 MTWTH 10:25-12:50pm CTC-112 Nyantika, T 6/15 - 7/20

MATH-115 Pre-Algebra-(SC)-3Units4032 MTWTH 8:10-10:20am CTC-112 Feldman, F 6/15 - 7/23 4677 MTWTH 10:25-12:35pm AA-205 Sharufa, S 6/15 - 7/23

MATH-118 ElementaryAlgebra-(LR)-5Units4680 MTWTH 8:10-11:50am AA-207 Baptiste, E 6/15 - 7/23 1063 MTWTH 8:40-12:15pm AA-143 Zin, R 6/15 - 7/23 1087 MTWTH 1:00-4:35pm AA-207 Sharufa, S 6/15 - 7/23 6213 MTWTH 5:40-9:15pm AA-207 Chu, S 6/15 - 7/23OnlineandHybridSections4681 M 5:00-7:00pm ONLINE Bersano, E 6/15 - 7/23 Section 4681 is an online hybrid format with mandatory meetings: Monday, 6/15, 5-7pm in CTC-131; Midterm exam: Monday, 7/6, 5-7pm in CTC-131; Final Exam: Monday, 7/20, 5-7pm in CTC-131. Students must bring a valid picture ID, For more information, please contact Eugenia Bersano at(510)215-3813, or [email protected].

MATH-119 PlaneGeometry-(LR)-5UnitsPrereq: MATH 118 Advisory: Enrollment in MATH 875N is highly recommended.5410 MTWTH 8:40-12:15pm AA-133 Scott, G 6/15 - 7/23 1139 MTWTH 12:40-4:15pm AA-133 Montgomery, C 6/15 - 7/23



PEIntercollegiate

PEIC-290 Sport-SpecificTraining-(LR)-.5-3Units1143 MF 7:55-10:00am GYM-SCFIELD Beckenhauer, A 6/15 - 7/24 Section 1143 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate women’s soccer 1067 TWTH 10:10-1:00pm GYM-FIELD Gubbine, K 6/16 - 7/23 Section 1067 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate softball. 1113 TWTH 10:40-12:00pm GYM-GYM DeBolt, P 6/16 - 7/23 Section 1113 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate women’s basketball. 1084 TWTH 1:10-4:00pm GYM-FIELD Webb, M 6/16 - 7/23 Section 1084 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate baseball. 1130 TWTH 2:40-5:30pm GYM-GYM Johnson, M 6/16 - 7/2 Section 1130 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate men’s basketball. 1116 TWTH 3:10-6:00pm GYM-ASTRO Carter, A 6/16 - 7/23 Section 1116 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate football. 1126 TTH 3:10-5:15pm GYM-FIELD Ferguson, N 6/16 - 7/23 Section 1126 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate men’s soccer. 1100 TWTH 6:10-7:30pm GA-30 Carter, A 6/16 - 7/23 1162 M 4:45-6:50pm GYM-GYM Shrieve, Z 7/6 - 7/23 TWTH 6:10-8:15pm Section 1162 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate volleyball.

Philosophy(CCCandDVC)

PHILO-110 IntroductiontoPhilosophy:Ethics-(SC)-3Units1159 MTWTH 8:40-1:00pm LA-102 Kunkel, R 5/26 - 6/11 Section 1159 meets from 05/26/15-06/11/15. 4019 MTWTH 10:25-12:30pm LA-204 Sharoki, S 6/15 - 7/23 4031 TTH 2:10-6:30pm LA-102 Gill, K 6/16 - 7/23

PHILO-130 IntroductiontoCriticalThinking-(SC)-3UnitsOnlineandHybridSections1158 ONLINE Kunkel, R 6/15 - 7/23 Section 1158 is an online course. All instruction will be online. 1160 ONLINE Kunkel, R 6/15 - 7/23 Section 1160 is an online course. All instruction will be online.

MedicalAss’t&OfficeTech

MEDIC-218 InjectionProceduresfortheHealthcareProfessional-(P/NP)-1UnitPrereq: MEDIC 151 and 221; Challenge: successful completion of equivalent course and/or examination, or healthcare Professional license.1105 T 9:40-12:20pm HS-107A Robinson, C 6/16 - 7/14 1:10-4:00pm

MEDIC-219 VenipuncturefortheHealthcareProfessional-(P/NP)-1UnitPrereq: MEDIC 161; Challenge: successful completion of equivalent course and/or examination, or healthcare professional license.6393 TH 9:40-12:20pm HS-107A Robinson, C 6/18 - 7/16 1:10-4:00pm

MEDIC-222 MedicalAssisting&Nutrition,Pharmacology,DrugAdministration andMedicalEmergencies-(LR)-1UnitPrereq: MEDIC-151 and MEDIC-2216392 W 9:40-12:30pm HS-3 Robinson, C 6/17 - 7/22

Nursing

NURS-205 DrugDosageCalculationsforNursingStudents-(LR)-2Units1127 MW 5:10-8:00pm HS-101 Staff, C 6/15 - 7/22

NURS-212 PharmacologyforNurses-(LR)-2UnitsAdvisory: Recommend prior completion of BIOSC 132, and either BIOC 199 or 148.4012 TTH 5:10-8:00pm HS-101 Staff, C 6/16 - 7/23OnlineandHybridSections1128 W 5:30-7:30pm ONLINE Barnett, N 6/17 - 7/23 Section 1128 is offered online with a mandatory orientation meeting on Wednesday; 06/17/15 at 5:30pm in HS 101.

All students entering the Contra Costa College Registered Nursing Program will be required to purchase and utilize three learning systems. These systems are essential to your success as a CCC Student Nurse. Please be advised that any lapse in the payment and/or utilization of these learning systems, on the part of the student, is grounds for dismissal from the Con-tra Costa College Registered Nursing Program. The learning systems and the payment information are explained here. Kaplan Deluxe Integrated Testing: Supports and evaluates a

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

Special Note: CCC Nursing Program Fees

student’s competency, as well as a group’s competency, relative to the NCLEX-RN examination. Students will take proctored exami-nations each semester. RealEHRPrep with Cerner Academic Electronic Health Record (EHR): A structured learning path that allows students to docu-ment and view patient data in order to evaluate patient status and to support critical thinking and quality patient care. Pearson The Neighborhood: An online, interactive, virtual suite of instructional materials that focus on bridging the gap between lectures and the clinical experience. NOTE: Students will pay the cost of these learning systems directly to the vendor each semester and each year as stated in Table 1. CCC Nursing will provide the vendor’s with a list of student names in order for the vendors to initiate and maintain contact with CCC nursing students. For more information, please call (510) 215-4103 or visit the nursing department website.



PE-165A BeginningPilates-(LR)-.5-2UnitsPlease enroll into PE-165B if you are being blocked from PE-165A. PE-165B is the next level after completion of PE-165 or 165A.1655 MTW 1:10-2:30pm GA-20 Sumner, A 6/15 - 7/23

PE-165B IntermediatePilates-(LR)-.5-2UnitsPrereq: PE-165 PE-165A; or challenge skill demonstration.1656 MTW 1:10-2:30pm GA-20 Sumner, A 6/15 - 7/23

PE-267A BeginningCardio-Kickboxing-(SC)-.5-2Units1185 MTW 4:10-5:30pm GA-10 Sumner, A 6/15 - 7/23

PE-268A BeginningWalkingforFitness-(LR)-.5-2Units1096 TTH 6:10-8:15pm GA-20 Creer, R 6/15 - 7/23

PE-270A BeginningYoga-(SC)-.5-2Units1183 MW 8:45-10:50am GA-20 Farhood, A 6/15 - 7/22 2627 MTW 2:40-4:00pm GA-20 Sumner, A 6/15 - 7/23

PE-270B IntermediateYoga-(LR)-.5-2UnitsPrereq: PE-270A1184 MW 8:45-10:50am GA-20 Farhood, A 6/15 - 7/22 2629 MTW 2:40-4:00pm GA-20 Sumner, A 6/15 - 7/23

PE-273A BeginningYogaforStrength-(SC)-.5-2Units1186 MW 8:45-10:50am GA-20 Farhood, A 6/15 - 7/22 2628 MTW 2:40-4:00pm GA-20 Sumner, A 6/15 - 7/23

PE-280 AcademicPlanningforStudentAthletes-(SC)-1UnitShort Term/Late Start 1017 MTWTH 10:10-2:30pm GA-50 Staff, C 7/27 - 7/30

Physics

PHYS-110 DescriptivePhysics-(SC)-3Units4823 MTW 8:10-9:30am PS-132 Staff, C 6/15 - 7/23 TH 8:10-12:30pm

PHYS-110L DescriptivePhysicsLaboratory-(SC)-1.5UnitsCo/Prereq: PHYS 110Advisory: MATH 1184824 MTW 9:40-12:30pm PS-19 Staff, C 6/15 - 7/23

PoliticalScience

POLSC-125 GovernmentoftheUnitedStates-(SC)-3Units4638 MTWTH 8:10-10:20am LA-103 Landeros, M 6/15 - 7/23 4642 MTWTH 10:30-12:40pm LA-108 Landeros, M 6/15 - 7/23 4640 TWTH 6:10-9:00pm LA-105 Mubarak, R 6/16 - 7/23

POLSC-225 DynamicsofAfricanAmericanPoliticsinAmerica-(SC)-3Units1211 MTWTH 8:10-10:15am AA-135 Dugas, S 6/15 - 7/23 This class is part of the AFAM Studies Program

PhysicalEducation

PE-098A BeginningPersonalGrowthinFitness-(P/NP)-.5-2UnitsPlease enroll into PE-098B if you are being blocked from PE-098A. PE-098B is the next level after completion of PE-098 or 098A.1131 GA-30 Sumner, A 6/15 - 7/23 Section 1131 is offered for .5 units and students must complete 27 hours by arrangement during the hours of operation: M-TH 9am-3pm.

PE-102A BeginningFitnessCenter-(LR)-.5-2UnitsPlease enroll into PE-102B if you are being blocked from PE-102A. PE-102B is the next level after completion of PE-102 or 102A.2385 GA-30 Sumner, A 6/15 - 7/23 Section 2385 is offered for .5 units and students must complete 27 hours by arrangement during the hours of operation: M-TH 9am-3pm.

PE-102B IntermediateFitnessTraining-(LR)-.5-2UnitsPrereq: PE-102; OR PE-102A2386 GA-30 Sumner, A 6/15 - 7/23 Section 2386 is offered for .5 units and students must complete 27 hours by arrangement during the hours of operation: M-TH 9am-3pm.

PE-102C AdvancedFitnessTraining-(LR)-.5-2UnitsPrereq: PE-102B1141 GA-30 Sumner, A 6/15 - 7/23 Section 1141 is offered for .5 units and students must complete 27 hours by arrangement during the hours of operation: M-TH 9:00AM-3:00PM

PE-105A BginnerBadminton-(SC)-.5-2UnitsPlease enroll into PE-105B if you are being blocked from PE-105A. PE-105B is the next level after completion of PE-105 or 105A.1305 TWTH 9:10-10:30am GYM-GYM Valdehueza, T 6/15 - 7/23

PE-105B IntermediateBadminton-(LR)-.5-2UnitsPrereq: PE-105 or PE-105A1306 TWTH 9:10-10:30am GYM-GYM Valdehueza, T 6/15 - 7/23

PE-126A BeginningSwimming-(LR)-.5-2Units1142 TWTH 11:10-12:30pm GYM-POOL Ulversoy, J 6/15 - 7/23

PE-126B IntermediateSwimming-(LR)-.5-2UnitsPrereq: PE-126 or PE-126A1098 TWTH 11:10-12:30pm GYM-POOL Ulversoy, J 6/15 - 7/23

PE-126C AdvancedSwimming-(LR)-.5-2UnitsPrereq: PE-127 or PE-126B1099 TWTH 11:10-12:30pm GYM-POOL Ulversoy, J 6/15 - 7/23

PE-135A BeginnerTennis-(SC)-.5-2UnitsPlease enroll into PE-135B if you are being blocked from PE-135A. PE-135B is the next level after completion of PE-135 or 135A.1164 MW 5:40-7:45pm GYM-TENNCRT Valdehueza, T 6/15 - 7/23

PE-135B IntermediateTennis-(LR)-.5-2UnitsPrereq: PE-135; PE-135A; or challenge skill demonstration.1165 MW 5:40-7:45pm GYM-TENNCRT Valdehueza, T 6/15 - 7/23



Spanish

SPAN-120 First-SemesterSpanish-(SC)-5Units4028 MTWTH 9:10-12:50pm CTC-113 Staff, C 6/15 - 7/23

Speech

SPCH-121 CriticalThinking-(LR)-3UnitsAdvisory: ENGL 001A or SPCH 120.6248 MW 5:10-9:30pm AA-133 Giusto, L 6/15 - 7/23

SPCH-121I CriticalThinking(IGETC)-(LR)-3UnitsPrereq: English 1A with a grade of “C” or better6249 MW 5:10-9:30pm LA-107 Giusto, L 6/15 - 7/23

SPCH-128 InterpersonalCommunication-(SC)-3Units4739 MTWTH 10:30-12:40pm AA-113 Giusto, L 6/15 - 7/23 OnlineandHybridSections4037 T 6:10-9:00pm ONLINE Diestler, S 5/26 - 6/25 Section 4037 is offered in an online-hybrid format with mandatory meetings on Tuesdays. 5/26, 6/2, 6/23, from 6:10-9:00PM in Room AA-113.

Psychology

PSYCH-103B EnsuringTransferSuccess-(LR)-1.5UnitsShort Term/Late Start 1337 TWTH 9:10-12:00pm CTC-114 Phillips, A 5/26 - 6/11

PSYCH-126 ChildDevelopment-(SC)-3Units0306 MTWTH 12:40-2:50pm LA-203 Haq, S 6/15 - 7/23 4202 MTWTH 5:10-7:20pm LA-201 Luckey, B 6/15 - 7/23

PSYCH-128 LifeSpanDevelopment-(SC)-3Units1068 TWTH 9:40-12:30pm LA-110 Haq, S 6/16 - 7/23

PSYCH-130 PsychologyofPersonalityandGrowth-(SC)-3Units1066 MTWTH 7:40-9:50pm LA-201 Luckey, B 6/15 - 7/23

PSYCH-205B IntroductiontoResearchMethodsinPsychology-(LR)-4UnitsOnlineandHybridSections1189 TWTH 6:40-9:30pm CTC-127 Garcia, A 6/16 - 7/23 Section 1189 is a hybrid class with a combination of class meetings and online instruction. Class meetings on TWTH, 6:40pm to 9:30pm; 6/16 - 7/23 in room CTC 127.

PSYCH-220 GeneralPsychology-(SC)-3Units1109 MTWTH 2:40-4:50pm LA-106 Greer, S 6/15 - 7/23 1108 TWTH 9:40-12:30pm LA-101 Ounjian, J 6/16 - 7/23 1110 TWTH 12:40-3:30pm LA-101 Ounjian, J 6/16 - 7/23 OnlineandHybridSections1188 ONLINE Arnold, M 6/15 - 7/30 Note: Online course. All instruction will be online. For more information contact [email protected]. Students should go to https://desire2learn.4cd.edu.

Sociology

SOCIO-220 IntroductiontoSociology-(LR)-3Units4641 TWTH 6:40-9:30pm LA-102 Rahman, M 6/16 - 7/23 OnlineandHybridSectionsNote: Section 4194 and Section 4197 are offered in an hybrid format with mandatory class meetings on Tuesdays 6/16, 6/23, 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, and 7/21 in LA 201 In addi-tion to attending these six mandatory class meetings on campus, students will view videos on campus, prepare for in-class examinations, and complete written assignments outside of class. 4194 T 9:40-12:30pm LA-201 Cromartie, J 6/15 - 7/23 4197 T 12:40-3:30pm AA-143 Cromartie, J 6/15 - 7/23

SOCIO-221 SocialProblems-(SC)-3UnitsOnlineandHybridSections1204 TH 9:40-12:30pm LA-201 Cromartie, J 6/15 - 7/23 Section 1204 is offered in an hybrid format with mandatory class meetings on Thursdays: 6/18, 6/25, 7/02, 7/9,7/16, and 7/23 in LA 201 In addition to attending these sixmandatory class meetings on campus, students will view videos oncampus, prepare for in-class examinations, and complete written assignments outside of class.

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MATH-118 ElementaryAlgebra-(LR)-5UnitsOnlineandHybridSections4681 M 5:00-7:00pm ONLINE Bersano, E 6/15 - 7/23 Section 4681 is an online hybrid format with mandatory meetings: Monday, 6/15, 5-7pm in CTC-131; Midterm exam: Monday, 7/6, 5-7pm in CTC-131; Final Exam: Monday, 7/20, 5-7pm in CTC-131. Students must bring a valid picture ID, For more information, please contact Eugenia Bersano at(510)215-3813, or [email protected].

MATH-120 IntermediateAlgebra-(LR)-5UnitsPrereq: MATH 118OnlineandHybridSections4187 T 5:00-7:00pm ONLINE Bersano, E 6/15 - 7/23 Section 4187 is an online/hybrid format with mandatory meetings: Tuesday, 6/16, 5-7pm in CTC131; Midterm exam: Tuesday, 7/7, 5-7pm in CTC131;Final Exam: Tuesday, 7/21, 5-7pm in CTC131. Students must bring a valid picture ID, For more information, please contact Eugenia Bersano at(510)215-3813, or [email protected].

MATH-164 IntroductiontoProbabilityandStatistics-(LR)-4UnitsPrereq: MATH 120OnlineandHybridSections4691 M 3:10-6:00pm ONLINE Nguyen, T 6/15 - 7/23 Section 4691 is offerd in an online-hybrid format with a mandatory orientation meeting: Monday 6/15 3:10pm-6:00pm in CTC 113, Midterm exam: Monday 7/6, 3:10pm-6:00pm in CTC 113; Final Exam Monday 7/20 3:10pm-6:00pm in CTC 113. Students must bring a valid picture ID. For more information, please contact Trung Nguyen at [email protected].

Nursing

NURS-212 PharmacologyforNurses-(LR)-2UnitsAdvisory: Recommend prior completion of BIOSC 132, and either BIOC 199 or 148.OnlineandHybridSections1128 W 5:30-7:30pm ONLINE Barnett, N 6/17 - 7/23 Section 1128 is offered online with a mandatory orientation meeting on Wednesday; 06/17/15 at 5:30pm in HS 101.

Philosophy

PHILO-130 IntroductiontoCriticalThinking-(SC)-3UnitsOnlineandHybridSections1158 ONLINE Kunkel, R 6/15 - 7/23 Section 1158 is an online course. All instruction will be online. 1160 ONLINE Kunkel, R 6/15 - 7/23 Section 1160 is an online course. All instruction will be online.

Psychology

PSYCH-220 GeneralPsychology-(SC)-3UnitsOnlineandHybridSections1188 ONLINE Arnold, M 6/15 - 7/30 Note: Online course. All instruction will be online. For more information contact [email protected]. Students should go to https://desire2learn.4cd.edu.

Speech

SPCH-128 InterpersonalCommunication-(SC)-3UnitsOnlineandHybridSections4037 T 6:10-9:00pm ONLINE Diestler, S 5/26 - 6/25 Section 4037 is offered in an online-hybrid format with mandatory meetings on Tuesdays. 5/26, 6/2, 6/23, from 6:10-9:00PM in Room AA-113.

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