CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO

WINTER INTERSESSION 2020SCHEDULE OF COURSES

DECEMBER 26, 2019-JANUARY 10, 2020

Winter Intersession provides an excellent opportunity to pursue one class intensively, without interruptions and

demands of other classes or campus activities. Intersession classes earn resident credit and are open to matriculated Fresno State students as well as to the public.

Why Take Intersession?

• Concentrate on one course at a time

• Maximize student success

• Accelerate time to degree completion

• Explore new academic areas of interest

• Pursue professional development

Who May Register for an Intersession Class?

You are not required to be formally admitted to the university to take an Intersession class. If you are 18 years of age or older or are a high school graduate and have met course prerequisites, you may register for a Winter Intersession class. Matriculated and disqualified students, as well as the public, may take Intersession classes.

If you expect to complete degree or credential requirements through Intersession, you should check with your advisor regarding course applicability. Registration in Intersession does not ensure registration for, or admission to, the university, nor should it be interpreted as acceptance to any degree or credential program. If you are interested in formal admission to California State University, Fresno, contact the Office of Admissions, Records and Evaluations at 559.278.2261.

How to Register

You may register online for Intersession beginning October 25 through November 18, 2019. Register early to ensure your place in the class of your choice, as each class has an enrollment limit. Fees are $305 per unit and payment is due no later than November 18. Payments can be made online or at Joyal Building at the Cashier’s Counter. Indicate that payment is for a Continuing and Global Education class. (Other class fees are applied to general account.) Payments by check should be made payable to “Fresno State.”

Matriculated Fresno State students may register by logging in to my.fresnostate.edu.

New or non-matriculated students should visit www.fresnostate.edu/cge/registration/howtoregister.html for registration instructions.

Enrollment will freeze from November 20 – November 22, 2019.

The go/no-go list of Intersession classes will be published on the CGE website on November 23, 2019. Beginning November 23, additional registrations will be accepted until December 20. Beginning November 23, all fees must be paid within 24 hours of registration.

Wait Lists

Wait lists are available for Winter Intersession. If you are placed on a wait list for a Winter Intersession class, be sure to check your Fresno State email account daily to find out if you have been moved from the wait list to the class roster. Beginning November 23, your fees are due within 24 hours after you are placed on the class roster.

Grading Option

Select your choice of grading option—Letter or CR/NC (credit or no credit)—choosing only what is available for your class (verify with department if enrolling in person). The grading option you designate is what will be posted on your per-manent transcript, providing that option is available for the course.

Changes in Grading Option must be made no later than Friday of the first week of class. For classes meeting four or fewer days, changes in Grading Option must be made prior to the class start date.

A student can elect to audit a class by obtaining the instructor’s signature on an Administrative Change form and submitting it to the Division of Continuing and Global Education office no later than Friday of the first week of class.

Forms

The following forms can be found on the CGE website (http://www.fresnostate.edu/cge/forms/index.html):

• Registration form

• Program Change form

• Excess Units Petition

• Administrative Change form

REGISTRATION BEGINS OCTOBER 25 - $305/UNIT

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Registration Fees and Course Fees

Registration fees are $305 per unit and are due no later than November 18, 2019 for those registering between October 25 and November 18. Registrations that take place on or after November 23 will require payment within 24 hours of registration.

Financial Aid

Financial aid is not available for Winter Intersession.

Drop/Withdrawal/Refunds

Students who fail to attend class may receive a failing grade unless they officially drop the class.

To add or drop an Intersession class, go to my.fresnostate.edu or complete the program change form (www.fresnostate.edu/cge/forms) and submit to the Division of Continuing and Global Education.

Serious and Compelling Drop/Withdrawal/Refunds

No drops are allowed after the fourth calendar day. Students who have a serious and compelling reason and who wish to drop on the fifth calendar day or later may petition to drop with a grade of “W.” Pick up a Request for Record Adjustment in the CGE office (Education 130) or obtain the form online http://fresnostate.edu/studentaffairs/are/student_records/record-adjustment.html. Submit the request to the Admissions, Records and Evaluations Office in the Joyal Building, Room 106. The Admissions & Records Office will be open beginning January 2, 2020.

Tuition Refund Schedule

Grades

Intersession grades will be averaged into the student’s Fresno State GPA. Grades will be available after January 17, 2020, at my.fresnostate.edu.

Textbooks

Beginning Monday, December 16, 2019, textbooks will be available at Kennel Bookstore on the Fresno State Campus. Information about textbooks is available from your instructor or the bookstore (www.kennelbookstore.com).

Bookstore hours are:

• December 16 - 19: 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

• December 20: 7:30 am - 5:00 pm

• December 21 - 22: CLOSED

• December 23: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

• December 24: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

• December 25: CLOSED

• December 26: 9:30 am - 3:00 pm

• December 27 - January 1: CLOSED

• January 2 - 3: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

• January 4 - 5: CLOSED

• January 6 – 10: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

• January 11 - 12: CLOSED

• January 13 - 15: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm

Library

Library services will be available for Winter Intersession (see below). However, the DISCOVERe Hub will be closed Decem-ber 24, 2019 – January 1, 2020.

The following is the Winter Intersession schedule for the Henry Madden Library:

• Open Monday – Friday, from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., December 20, 2019 – January 16, 2020, with the following exceptions:

• December 24 & 25 (closed)

• January 1 (closed)

An active Fresno State student ID is required, see below to obtain a card.

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Technology Service Desk

Students may reach the Technology Service Desk by calling 559.278.5000, or through the website at https://help.fresnostate.edu. Students who need assistance with Canvas login may also contact the Service Desk.

Student ID Cards

Students attending classes through Continuing and Global Education may obtain a Bulldog Card - Fresno State’s official student ID. The card provides checkout privileges for materi-als in the library, access to services at the Health Center with a co-pay, free transportation on Fresno Area Transit (FAX) and Clovis Transit. Also available is the V-Line with transpor-tation to and from Visalia and Fresno (five times a day) with a free punch pass available for pick-up at the Parking office. The Bulldog Card serves as a valid student ID card in the community and online. Students must first complete their course registration; second, pay the $5.00 CGE-Student Bull-dog Card activation fee at the Cashier’s window in the Joyal Building; then go down the hall to the Bulldog Card Office, room 156 (back of the building), to have a picture taken and obtain a card.

Student Health and Counseling Center

The Student Health and Counseling Center office will be closed from Tuesday, December 24, 2019 through Wednes-day, January 1, 2020 and will reopen on Thursday, January 2, 2020. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Non-matriculated students pay $15 per office visit. No charge for office visits for matriculated students. A Fresno State student ID is required. See instructions above to obtain a Student ID card.

Services for Students with Disabilities

The Services for Students with Disabilities office will be closed from Tuesday, December 24, 2019 through Wednes-day, January 1, 2020. The office will reopen on Thursday, January 2, 2020. Support services are available by calling the Services for Students with Disabilities office at 559.278.2811.

Veterans Services

Information on State and Federal aid to veterans is available by calling Veterans Services, 559.278.6036.

Continuing and Global Education Hours

The Division of Continuing and Global Education is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm through Decem-ber 23, 2019. The office will be closed December 24, 2019 through January 1, 2020. Regular office hours will resume on January 2, 2020. CGE is located in the Kremen Education Building, Room 130 (559.278.0333).

Parking (subject to change)

Short-term parking permits (for Winter Intersession only) may be purchased for $23.25 at the Traffic Operations Office in the Public Safety Building beginning November 21, 2019. These permits are valid through January 16, 2020. Bring your Fresno State I.D. number in order to purchase permit. Daily parking permits may be purchased for $5.00 per day from the dispensers located in the campus parking lots. Contact the Division of Continuing and Global Education if you need assistance with your I.D. number.

Food Services

For Food Service hours,visit: www.fresnostatedining.com.

University Student Union

The University Student Union will be closed Friday, Decem-ber 20, 2019 through Wednesday, January 1, 2020, reopen-ing on Thursday, January 2, 2020. Hours of operation are: Monday through Thursday from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm, Friday and Saturday from 7:00 am to midnight and Sunday from 8:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Fresno State Student Housing

Fresno State students with a residence hall contract can stay in their room, free of charge, during Winter Intersession. Students are asked to notify the 24-Hour Service desk of their plans.

Fresno State Police Department

The Police Department is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, year round. Safety Escorts are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, year round. In the event of an emergency during the campus closure, call 9-1-1 from a campus phone, or contact the Police Department from your cell phone at: 559.278.8400. If you call 9-1-1 from your cell phone, advise the 9-1-1 dispatcher you are on the Fresno State campus and give your exact location.

TipNOW

The Fresno State Police Department has an anonymous tip line for reporting crime or providing information. (1) Text or call to leave a voicemail: 559.664.3204 or (2) email or picture message: fresnostate@tipnow.org

Your tip will be forwarded anonymously to the Fresno State Police Department for investigation or other appropriate actions.

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Classnotes Course Class No. Description Units Comp Time Days Room Instructor

American Indian Studies

17;8536 AIS 5 10007 Am Ind History 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Lee-Oliver L

Biology

17;34;8536 BIOL 189T 10011 Micro Bioinform 3 Sem ARR DGT CAMP Van Laar T

Chicano and Latin American Studies

17;34;8536 CLAS 30 10008 Crit Think Cls 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP España-Najera A

Communicative Sciences & Deaf Studies

17;8536 CSDS 90 10041 Deaf Literature 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Wanis R

17;8536 CSDS 139 10003 Deaf Culture 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Berrett N

Communication

8536 COMM 164 Intercult Comm 3 Lec 09:00A-01:00P MTuWThF SA 153 Moreman S

Counselor Education

17;8536 COUN 176 10009 Counsel Mnt Hlth 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Lee S

17;8536 COUN 220 10016 Sem Car Dev Thry 3 Sem ARR DGTCAMP Pereyra S

COUN 220 10070 Sem Car Dev Thry 0 Act ARR DGT CAMP Pereyra S

Criminology

17;8536 CRIM 2 10010 Adm of Justice 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Pitts J

17;8536 CRIM 20 10012 Criminal Law 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Ryan K

17;8536 CRIM 100 10013 Criminology 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP James C

17;34;8536 CRIM 101 10014 Crm & Viol in Am 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Clement K

17;34;8536 CRIM 102 10005 Cr Just Org+Mgt 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Pickering J

17;8536 CRIM 120 10004 Juvenile Delinq 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Kieckhaefer J

17;34;8536 CRIM 170 10015 Rsrch Methods CJ 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Marshall H

17;34;8536 CRIM 174 10017 Ethnic/Gender CJ 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Summers M

17;34;8536 CRIM 176 10018 Victim Services 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Van Camp T

Curriculum & Instruction

17;34;8536 CI 149 10019 Curr Inst Tech 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Nakashian T

Earth & Environmental Sciences

17;8536 EES 112 10020 Planet Erth-Time 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Anglen J

17;34;8536 EES 167 10065 Oceans Atmos Clim 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Anglen B

Educational Research & Evaluation

17;8536 ERE 153 10021 Educ Statistics 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Wandeler C

Electrical and Computer Engineering

34;8827 ECE 103 10063 Professional Dev 2 Lec 09:00A-11:45A MTuWThF EE 281 Raeisi R

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English

17;8536 ENGL 174 10022 Popular Fiction 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Hernandez M

Forensic Behavioral Sciences

17;34;8536 FBS 153 Psych of Criminality 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Arndorfer A

17;34;8536 FBS 153 Psych of Criminality 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Azizian A

34;8536 FBS 156 For Beh Sci and the Law 3 Lec 11:00A-03:00P MTuWThF AG 226 English P

Geography

17;8536 GEOG 115 10023 Violent Weather 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Ogunjemiyo S

17;8536 GEOG 128 10024 Environ Pollution 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Dangi M

17;8536 GEOG 167 10025 People/Places 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Calvarese M

History

8536 HIST 11 10053 Am Hst to 1877 3 Lec 01:00P-04:50P MTuWThF SA 154 Jones B

17;8536 HIST 12 10026 Am Hst Fr 1877 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Roberts K

Humanities

8536 HUM 110 Hum Rep Rome 3 Lec 05:00P-09:00P MTuWThF ED 178 Eastin K

Industrial Technology

34;8210;8526 IT 30 Explor Tech Sys 1 Lec 12:00P-02:50P MTuWThF IT 514 Austine D.

17;34;8536 IT 92 10028 Safety Mgmt 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Mahalik N

17;34;8536 IT 124 Hybrid Fuel Veh 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Zhang D

17;34;8536 IT 191T 10030 Cloud Based Cntrl 3 Act ARR DGT CAMP Sethuramasamyraja B

17;34;8536 IT 218 10033 Scheduling in Manuf 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Nambiar A

Interdisciplinary Arts Studies

17;8536 IAS 108 10027 Interartstudies 3 Sem ARR DGT CAMP Waldron A

Linguistics

8536 LING 11 Ling for Teacher 3 Lec 05:00P-09:50P MTuWThF ED 173 Agbayani B

17;8536 LING 115 10056 Lang Culture Soc 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Shekar C

17;8536 LING 115 10057 Lang Culture Soc 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Shepherd M

17;8536 LING 132 10031 Ling + Reading 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Fulop S

Literacy and Early Education

17;34;8536 LEE 180T 10067 Lit, Lang & Lit 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Van Horn S

Marketing

34;8828 MKTG 100S 10066 Mktg Concepts 4 Lec 08:30A-05:20P MTuWThF SA 163 Sarofim S

Mechanical Engineering

34;8536 ME 191T Vehicle Dynamics 3 Lec 09:00A-01:30P MTuWThF EE 190 Happawana G

Media, Communications and Journalism

17;8536 MCJ 178 10032 New Media Technologies 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Hart B

Music

17;8536 MUSIC 9 10047 Intro to Music 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Ishigaki M

8536 MUSIC 9 Intro to Music (Guitar) 3 Lec 08:00A-11:25A MTuWThF M 127 Whitehead C

34;8536;8600 MUSIC 9A Intro to Music 3 Lec 09:30A-01:00P see notes M 157 Briggs M

17;8536 MUSIC 187 10034 Pop Mus Jz Rock 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP VonBerg C

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Natural Science

17;34;8536 NSCI 115 10064 Envir Earth Life 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Workman Ford K

Philosophy

17;18;39;8536 PHIL 120 10035 Cont Conf Morals 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Botts T

17;18;39;8536 PHIL 120 10036 Cont Conf Morals 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Keyser V

Political Science

17;34;8536 PLSI 2 10037 Amer Govt Instit 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Abosch Y

Psychology

17;8828 PSYCH 122 10038 Motivation 4 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Shapiro M

17;8828 PSYCH 124 10039 Sensatn+Perceptn 4 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Lachs L

17;8828 PSYCH 128 10040 Cognitive Psych 4 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Oswald K

Recreation Administration

17;34;8536 RA 130 10042 Interntl Tourism 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Whiting J

Social Science

17;34;8536 SSCI 110 10045 Calif Studies 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Mullooly J

Sociology

17;8536 SOC 143 10043 Deviance Contr 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Kennedy V

17;8536 SOC 163 10044 Urban Socio 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Whitley S

Spanish

8536 SPAN 129 Mexican Culture 3 Lec 09:00A-12:30P MTuWTh ED 195 Calleros Villarreal D

Women’s Studies

17;8536 WS 10 10048 Intro to W S 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Fobear K

17;34;8536 WS 120 10049 Women of Color 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Mercado-Lopez L

17;34;8536 WS 149 10050 Gender Law & Soc 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Forbes K

Classnotes:

17 Web-Based classes - all course activity is done online; there are no required face-to-face sessions within the course and no requirements for on-campus activity.

18 This section has a prerequisite. For more information, please refer to the current California State University, Fresno General Catalog or consult with your

academic adviser.

34 Letter grade only.

39 Satisfies a General Education requirement as specified in the 1999-2000 or later California State University, Fresno General Catalog.

8210 Class meets Jan. 6-10, 2020 only.

8526 The fee for this class is $305.

8536 The fee for this class is $915.

8592 This class meets January 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, 2020, only.

8600 Class meets Dec. 26-28, 30-31, Jan. 2-4 and 8-10 only.

8701 Class meets December 30, 2019 - January 10, 2020 off campus.

8703 This class meets Friday, December 27, 2019 through Friday, January 10, 2020.

8827 The fee for this class is $610.

8828 The fee for this class is $1,220.

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Topic Course Descriptions

BIOL 189T Microbial Bioinformatics (3 units)

In the era of readily accessible biological techniques generating large amounts of data, it has become necessary for the average scientist to learn the basics of analyzing and interpreting these data. This course is designed to provide an introduction to common computational tools used in microbiology, though it is not a programming class. No prior experience with bioinformatics or computer programming is necessary; however, we will be working with the command line, so you should have access to a machine with that capability (preferably a Mac or Windows computer running Linux; no tablets). By the end of this course, you should have the skills to do preliminary processing and analyses of common types of big data generated in modern microbiological research. While our focus will be on microbiology, the familiarity with computational tools and critical thinking abilities developed should allow you to translate these techniques to other systems and more advanced data analysis.

IT 191T Introduction to Cloud Based Control for Automated Systems (3 units)

This course covers the basics of lnternet of Things loT and cloud computing technology and their applications in business, environmental, and agricultural industry. Students will primarily learn about devices, functions, protocols and concepts such as data models, big data, cloud computing and smart automation technology.

LEE 180T Literacies, Languages & Literature (3 units)

This course explores the teaching of Literacies, Languages and Literature. While examining theories, research, and practices of literacies, this course will provide an introduction to literacy assessment and instructional approaches to reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Through guiding principles of Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy (CSP) and Universal Design for Learning (UDL), students will develop knowledge of children’s literature and explore ways to integrate children’s literature into elementary curricula.

ME 191T Vehicle Dynamics (3 units)

Modeling of wheeled vehicle to predict performance, handling, and ride. Performance: effect of vehicle’s center of mass, engine characteristics, and gear ratio. Handling: Suspension design, steady state handling, over-steer and under-steer characteristics, critical speed, and stability. Ride: Multi-degree-of-freedom ride models.

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