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Spring 2023 On-campus Courses

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Last Update: 03/21/2023 2:30 PM

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ADS 070 - Intro Chemical Dependency  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will examine cultural, historical and political influences on alcohol and drug abuse and its impact on the community. Sociocultural factors that contribute to the use of drugs, addiction issues will be examined through the lens of Western and non-western societies, as well as a comparisons between the impact of substance use on gender, diverse ages and subgroups. As an overview course, the review of the pattern and progression of chemical addiction will connect treatment modalities and interventions from a theoretical perspective. Students will be required to attend outside workshops or events.
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116176
102 Lec W   09:00 AM—10:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B206  Iacocca, Demetria
ADS 071 - Pharm/Physiology of Addiction  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math:
Corequisite: ADS 070
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will examine in-depth the pharmacological and physiological effects of alcohol and other drugs, physical consequences of chemical dependency, and pharmacological/physiological treatment and recovery strategies.
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116177
101 Lec W   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B206  Flores, Jose
ADS 072 - Codependency & Family Dynamics  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math:
Corequisite: ADS 070
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will examine codependency through attachment theory across the lifespan. Codependency behaviors will be explored as a response to disrupted attachment, which includes individual, sociocultural, psychological and physiological impact. The physical legacy of disrupted attachment is connected with the neurological and Central Nervous System changes resulting from the ACE (Adverse Childhood Experiences) study indicators, and the legacy of this impact across the lifespan.   Course topics include attachment theory definitions and characteristics, Pia Mellody's Five Core Symptoms, genograms, dysfunctional and healthy family systems, codependency and parenting, social and cultural indicators, the psychical legacy of disrupted attachment which includes damage to the immune system, approaches to recovery, and tools of recovery. Students will be required to attend self-help groups in the community.
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116178
101 Lec T   09:00 AM—10:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B206  Cook, Mary
ADS 073 - Case Management  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math:
Corequisite: ADS 070
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn to conduct an assessment, orientation, treatment planning, record keeping, and relapse prevention (aftercare planning) from an ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine) models in case management. Students will be required to attend outside self-help workshops or events.
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116179
101 Lec M   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B209  Flores, Jose
ADS 074 - Ethics & Personal/Profess Grow  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math:
Corequisite: ADS 070
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn to address ethical, personal, and professional issues for alcohol and drug counselors, with an emphasis on continued individual growth and development. Ethical and professional standards, credentialing requirements, assessment of personal strengths and weaknesses, burnout and stress management, and peer networking will be examined. Students will be required to attend outside workshops or events.
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116180
101 Lec T   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B206  Cook, Mary
ADS 075A - Counseling Theories and Skills  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math:
Corequisite: ADS 070
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students examine the theories and purposes of various counseling approaches with individuals in addiction treatment. Theories will be explored for sociological, physiological and psychological process across the lifespan of the client. Students will also practice and demonstrate skills and interventions to support the counseling progress of recovering individuals integrating both cultural and age-related issues.  
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116181
101 Lec TH   09:00 AM—10:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B206  Kendrick, Francelia
ADS 077B - Supervised Practicum B  2.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: ADS 077A with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will complete the clinical counseling experience hours in an approved chemical dependency treatment facility. Direct supervision is provided by a staff member meeting CCAPP (California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals) approved standards. Students apply and integrate acquired knowledge and values. This "learning by doing" practicum fulfills the 255 hours required for certification essential to adequately prepare for professional practice. Concurrent enrollment in 2.0 units of ADS 138 Work Experience.
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116182
101 Lec M   06:15 PM—07:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE205  Casper, Pauline
    101 Lab M   07:45 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE205  Casper, Pauline
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ADS 079 - Group Dynamics  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math:
Corequisite: ADS 070
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be introduced to group dynamics and group leadership skills within the context of treating substance use disorder. The focus is on group development, interpersonal and intrapersonal processes, and group facilitation skills. The course incorporates a strong experiential component with an emphasis on changing behavior as a goal.
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116185
101 Lec TH   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B206  Kendrick, Francelia
ADS 090 - Peer Advocacy and Wellness  2.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
This course is designed to train peer mentors. Students will master the federally-funded training called Whole Health Action Management (WHAM) developed by the SAMHSA-HRSA Center for Integrated Health Solutions operated by the National Council for Behavioral Health. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, a peer provider is a person who uses his or her "lived experience" of recovery from mental illness and/or addiction, plus skills learned in formal training, to deliver services in recovery and behavioral health settings to promote mind-body recovery, self-advocacy, and resiliency. Students will enroll in one unit of ADS-138 with this course to meet CCAPP Peer Recovery Specialist requirements.
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116188
102 Lec T   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 OFC  Iacocca, Demetria
This section is reserved for students in the Reentry program.
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103 Lec M   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B204  Cook, Mary
    103 Lec M   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B204  Cook, Mary
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
AIRC 121 - Air Conditioning Principles  4.00 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students will study concepts of electricity, control, and electrical loads found on air conditioning and refrigeration circuits. The course includes both the theory and practices of electricity applicable to the air conditioning and refrigeration industries.
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116754
101 Lab TH   04:45 PM—07:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 107L  Cronan, Jonathan
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102 Lab TH   08:00 PM—11:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 107L  Cronan, Jonathan
AIRC 122 - Refrigeration Principles  4.00 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students will study concepts of the vapor compression refrigeration system. The course includes both the theory and practice applicable to the mechanical function of air conditioning and refrigeration systems.
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117006
103 Lec W   04:45 PM—07:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 208  Parent, Daniel
    103 Lab M   04:45 PM—07:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 208L  Parent, Daniel
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
117007
104 Lec W   08:00 PM—11:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 208  Parent, Daniel
    104 Lec W   08:00 PM—11:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 208  Cronan, Jonathan
    104 Lab M   08:00 PM—11:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 208L  Parent, Daniel
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
AIRC 131 - Intermediate Air Conditioning  4.50 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: AIRC 121 and AIRC 122, both with C or better
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students will gain technical knowledge and skills in the service, construction, and repair of medium to large central air conditioning systems. Students learn about comfort air conditioning systems, mechanical refrigeration systems, psychrometrics, humidification process, dehumidification process, duct systems, Fan Laws as well as the service procedures for central air conditioning systems.
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116758
101 Lec TH   07:10 PM—08:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 209  Mabie, Christopher
    101 Lab TH   08:30 PM—09:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 209  Mabie, Christopher
AIRC 132 - Refrigeration Service  4.50 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: AIRC 121 and AIRC 122, both with C or better
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students study the servicing of commercial refrigeration systems and applied thermodynamics. Students examine topics including the design and construction of walk-in coolers and freezers, cooling towers, piping and accessories, 3-phase load and control circuits. Green and sustainable energy concepts are also covered. Students study for and are able to take the EPA certification exam onsite.
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116759
101 Lec W   07:00 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 209L  Cronan, Jonathan
    101 Lec W   07:00 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 209L  Cronan, Jonathan
    101 Lab W   08:15 PM—09:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 209L  Cronan, Jonathan
AIRC 138 - Work Experience  8.00V Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Be employed or a volunteer at an approved work-site for the minimum number of hours per unit as stipulated for paid and unpaid status.
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Work Experience is designed for students who work or volunteer in a field related to their career major. Students are required to provide evidence that they are enrolled in a career program (e.g., education plan or coursework in a career/technical subject area). Students can earn one unit of credit for each 60 hours of unpaid volunteer time or 75 hours of paid work during the semester. Students can repeat Career/Technical Work Experience, combined with General Work Experience, or alone, up to a maximum of 16 units. Internship/job placement is not guaranteed.
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117058
102 WE   01/17/23— 06/30/23 OFC  Parent, Daniel
This section is reserved for students in the Stanford Health Care Technician Program.
AIRC 142 - Air Conditioning Control Sys  4.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: AIRC 131 and AIRC 132 both with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study theory, application, and operation of Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) control systems including electric, pneumatic, solid state, and digital control systems. Students will also study Energy Management Systems (EMS) and building applications, green technology, including fire/smoke, lighting, and heating and ventilation controls.
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117039
102 Lec TH   05:00 PM—06:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 111  Mabie, Christopher
AIRC 145 - Sheet Metal  2.00 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn the concepts of design, construction, and installation of sheet metal for the air conditioning industry. Students will learn the fundamentals of sheet metal working processes, such as layout, cutting, forming, and fabrication, and will apply these fundamentals to hands-on lab projects.
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116763
101 Lec F   05:30 PM—06:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 206  Cannizzaro, Cassidy
    101 Lab F   06:30 PM—09:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 107L  Cannizzaro, Cassidy
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
AJ 010 - Intro to Admin of Justice  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn the history and philosophy of administration of justice including law enforcement, the courts, and corrections. Students study the responsibilities of criminal justice agents, legal frameworks, and the role of the justice system in a pluralistic society. Students will also explore the concepts of crime causation, punishments and rehabilitation, and training standards of criminal justice personnel.
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116196
102 Lec M   06:15 PM—07:45 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE127  Hernandez, Mario
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117041
104 Lec TTH   10:35 AM—12:10 PM 01/30/23— 05/16/23 RCLA  Crawford, Jean
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Luis Valdez Leadership Academy. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
117164
105 Lec MW   09:15 AM—11:05 AM 02/27/23— 05/26/23 GE121  Portales, Elias
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
AJ 013 - Criminal Procedures  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the history, legal terminology, and principles of criminal procedures. Students will examine constitutional provisions, interpretation of statutory and case law, legal aspects of arrest, rules governing search and seizure, and institutional responsibilities of the criminal justice system within a multicultural society.
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116198
101 Lec TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE127  Hernandez, Mario
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
AJ 014 - Contemporary Police Issues  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will focus on both the historical and contemporary role of police in American society. Emphasis is placed on police hiring and training procedures, ethical issues, use of police discretion, police corruption, policing strategies, and the role of women and minorities in law enforcement.
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117165
102 Lec T   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 02/27/23— 05/26/23 GE127  Portales, Elias
APE 056E - Adapted Weight Training  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students with disabilities will learn how to improve muscular strength and conditioning. Students will learn adaptive weight training skills and techniques, and how to utilize specialized equipment to enhance muscular strength, muscular endurance, and general fitness.
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117158
101 Lab TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 110L  Rafat, Tait
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
APE 500 - Adapted Body Conditioning  0.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
Students with disabilities will participate in personalized exercise programs created to focus on strength training, cardiovascular endurance, and flexibility. Emphasis is on encouraging independence through the teaching of lifelong fitness skills.
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116039
101 Lab MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 110L  Rafat, Tait
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116040
102 Lab MW   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 110L  Rafat, Tait
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116041
103 Lab TTH   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 110L  Rafat, Tait
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
117157
104 Lab TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 110L  Rafat, Tait
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ART 012 - Two-Dimensional Design  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the theories and applications of two-dimensional (flat surface) form in visual art and design. Students will use a variety of media, tools, and techniques in studying line form, volume, space, value, texture, balance, proportion, movement, light and contrast. The course may include field trips.
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116204
101 Lec W   12:15 PM—01:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A214  Brook-Kothlow, Ingrid
    101 Lab W   01:15 PM—03:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A214  Brook-Kothlow, Ingrid
ART 014 - Color Theory  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students study the principles, theories, and applications of additive and subtractive color in two dimensions. Topics will include major historical and contemporary color systems and the elements of design as they apply to color. Students will produce projects in applied color.
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116205
101 Lab TTH   12:15 PM—02:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A214  Gregor, Michelle
ART 024 - Beginning Drawing  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the fundamental elements and compositional principles of drawing. Lecture and studio practice will emphasize a variety of media, tools, and techniques in studying the elements and principles of drawing, including line, shape, value, perspective, proportion, balance, and unity. The course may include field trips.
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116206
101 Lec M   09:15 AM—10:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A217  Brook-Kothlow, Ingrid
    101 Lab M   10:15 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A217  Brook-Kothlow, Ingrid
ART 046A - Beginning Ceramics I  3.00 Units  (Materials Fee:  $25)
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students study fundamentals of clay construction including hand building techniques, use of the potter's wheel, surface decoration and glazing, and firing. The theories and practices of the ceramic medium and it's place in human history and world culture will be covered. Field trips may be required.
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116209
101 Lec TTH   09:15 AM—10:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A118  Gregor, Michelle
    101 Lab TTH   10:15 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A118  Gregor, Michelle
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ART 046B - Beginning Ceramics II  3.00 Units  (Materials Fee:  $25)
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: ART 046A with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students continue study of clay construction including hand building, wheel throwing, surface decoration, and firing. Emphasis is on individual aesthetic development and personal expression. Field trips may be required.
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101 Lec TTH   09:15 AM—10:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A118  Gregor, Michelle
    101 Lab TTH   10:15 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A118  Gregor, Michelle
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ART 055A - Life Drawing I  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: ART 024 with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This is an advanced transfer-track course of the Visual Art program. It teaches students to draw the human figure from live models. Through practicing from “life”, and not photos, students will be able to develop and refine their observation and rendering skills. Various methods of approach and techniques will be explored. Practical emphasis on the elements and principles of design and drawing will allow students to synthesize their knowledge from previous courses and practice the basics of proportion, modeling, perspective and anatomy.
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116212
101 Lec F   10:15 AM—11:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A217  Easter, Carol
    101 Lab F   11:15 AM—01:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A217  Easter, Carol
ART 055B - Life Drawing II  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: ART 055A with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students continue to examine and explore the drawing of the human figure, with emphasis on further practice of techniques while developing a personal artistic direction. Topics covered will include development of composition, use of multiple figures, integration of color, theme development, and exploration of expressive style, portraiture, and clothed and draped figures.
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116215
101 Lec F   10:15 AM—11:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A217  Easter, Carol
    101 Lab F   11:15 AM—01:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A217  Easter, Carol
ART 089 - Special Projects in Ceramics  3.00 Units  (Materials Fee:  $25)
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: ART 046B with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will improve and develop skills in a specialized area of ceramic art. Field trips will be required.
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116211
101 Lec TTH   09:15 AM—10:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A118  Gregor, Michelle
    101 Lab TTH   10:15 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A118  Gregor, Michelle
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ART 090 - Art Appreciation  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will develop an appreciation of the visual arts, aesthetics, and creative process. They are introduced to the analysis of art in terms of form, function, process, content, and themes. Students receive a broad overview of the visual arts, its elements and principles, media, techniques, and terminology. Students will also examine the role of art criticism and aesthetics in a historical and cultural context. Field trips may be required.
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116219
102 Lec W   06:15 PM—09:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A112  Easter, Carol
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. Students who would prefer to attend this class over Zoom should enroll in section 104.
ART 091 - Art History-Prehistoric-Gothic  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study Western art history from the Prehistoric through the Gothic periods. Course content emphasizes painting, sculpture, and architecture from the most important centers of culture, and how art reflects historical, social, political, and religious attitudes of the time. Comparative analysis of styles with critical evaluation of aesthetics. A field trip may be required.
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116221
101 Lec M   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A112  Easter, Carol
ASTRO 010 - Introduction to Astronomy  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study astronomical processes related to the structure and origin of the solar system, the Milky Way, the lives of stars, galaxies, and the search for extraterrestrial life. The relationship of these processes to each other and to overarching astronomy concepts, such as the evolution of our universe and the laws of physics will be examined. Major focuses include communicating scientific concepts, the impact these processes have on civilization and recent research. The scientific method is illustrated as it relates to analyzing astronomy problems. Fieldtrips may be required. 
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117159
104 Slec MW   01:25 PM—02:55 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MIL-L2  Vanajakshi, Chandra
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Milpitas High School. It is reserved for students of this high school only. The instructor will Zoom into the classroom for instruction. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ASTRO 010L - Intro Lab General Astronomy  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: ASTRO 010 with C or better
Corequisite: Or concurrent enrollment in ASTRO 010
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will make observations with portable telescopes on campus and use computer simulations to help visualize astronomical events. Students will make use of models to reproduce the apparent motion of planets and stars in the sky. They will investigate the properties of light and how our view of astronomical phenomena is affected by those properties. They will also explore astronomy in the news including current NASA missions and the search for signs of life's footprints outside of Earth. Fieldtrip(s) may be required. 
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116604
102 Lab W   06:15 PM—09:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S213  Sudano, Matthew
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
BIOL 004A - General Principles & Cell Biol  5.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: MATH 013 and ENGL (092 or 104) and CHEM 001A; all with C or better
Recommended: Recently completed biology course with high B or better in high school or college (i.e. Biol 20, Biol 21).
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will explore the scientific method, biochemistry, cell structure and function, bioenergetics, cell reproduction, Mendelian inheritance, molecular genetics, biotechnology, evolution of the genome, and some biochemical laboratory techniques for proteins and DNA. Biology 004A is a lecture lab course and the first of a two-term sequence for students interested a career in the sciences, teaching, medicine, or biochemistry. Field trips may be required.
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116605
101 Lec TTH   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S123  Hurst, Karen
    101 Lab TTH   12:15 PM—03:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S130  Hurst, Karen
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. It is strongly encouraged to complete the entire sequence of BIOL 004A and BIOL 004B at San Jose City College. Transfer institutions, including San Jose State University, may not accept these courses if the sequence is completed at two different colleges (including Evergreen Valley College). Please see your counselor for more information.
BIOL 004B - Biodiversity & Organismal Bio  5.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math:
Prerequisite: BIOL 004A with C or better or equivalent
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Biology 004B is the second course in a two-term sequence for students preparing for careers in the sciences, including the health sciences, biochemistry, research, and teaching.  Students will study the basic biology and diversity of unicellular and multicellular organisms by emphasizing evolutionary theory, Earth history, phylogeny, form and function/adaptation, physiology, and ecology of life on Earth.  Field studies may be required.
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Instructor
116992
102 Lab MW   12:15 PM—03:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S130  Lee, Terence
BIOL 020 - Human Biology  4.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be introduced to the principles of human biology covering all systems of the body including structure and function, diseases, and application of biotechnology. This course is intended for students in non-science majors to meet general education (life science) with a laboratory requirement.
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Instructor
116607
101 Lab T   10:45 AM—01:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S133  Datta, Sanhita
116608
102 Lab TH   10:45 AM—01:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S133  Datta, Sanhita
116609
103 Lec MW   12:30 PM—01:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S123  Rangarajan, Priya
    103 Lab M   02:00 PM—05:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S133  Datta, Sanhita
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116610
104 Lec M   06:15 PM—09:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S123  Khomtchouk, Kelly
    104 Lab W   06:15 PM—09:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S133  Khomtchouk, Kelly
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116611
105 Lab F   09:15 AM—12:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S133  Smith, Sherri
BIOL 021 - General Biology  4.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study the general principles and basic concepts of biology. The course includes the characterization of and classification of living systems, the cell, metabolism, development, genetics, evolution, ecology, dissection, and human health and reproduction. This is an introductory course for non-science majors. This course is not designed for biology or related pre-professional majors, except as a prerequisite for other biology courses.
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116612
101 Lec TTH   09:00 AM—10:20 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S123  Drazkiewicz, Aneta
    101 Lab T   10:30 AM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S134  Drazkiewicz, Aneta
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116613
102 Lec TTH   09:00 AM—10:20 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S123  Drazkiewicz, Aneta
    102 Lab TH   10:30 AM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S134  Drazkiewicz, Aneta
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116614
103 Lab M   01:45 PM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S134  Peters, Brock
116615
104 Lab W   01:45 PM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S134  Patki, Shamal
116616
105 Lec M   06:15 PM—09:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S202  Patki, Shamal
    105 Lab W   06:15 PM—09:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S134  Patki, Shamal
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116617
106 Lab F   10:30 AM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S134  Markowitz, Timothy
BIOL 064 - Marine Biology  4.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 3
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This is a lecture, laboratory, and field course where students will investigate animals, plants, microorganisms, plankton, and human impact on marine ecosystems. In addition, physical factors of the sea, human oceanic history, technology, and uses of the sea will be considered. Mariculture, energy production, and fisheries biology are also addressed in this course. Students will also study special topics on tropical habitats, shark biology, whaling operations, and local marine habitats. These topics are presented through lecture, laboratory, and field investigations. Field trips will be required to locations such as San Francisco Bay and Monterey Bay.
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116621
101 Lab F   09:15 AM—12:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S128  Zuluaga Montero, Ana Bella
BIOL 071 - Human Anatomy  5.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 3
Prerequisite: BIOL 021, with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study the structure of the human body: identifying its parts and systems, understanding interrelationships between the parts and systems, and making clinical applications. Laboratory activity includes the study of models, dissection of a human cadaver and other selected mammalian organs, and use of the microscope. This course is required for four-year nursing and pre-professional majors such as Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Respiratory Therapy, and Chiropractic.
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Instructor
116622
101 Lab MW   08:30 AM—11:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S126  Pannu, Harprit
116623
102 Lab MW   12:15 PM—03:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S126  Roghani, Parisa
116624
103 Lec TTH   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M201  Lee, Terence
    103 Lec TTH   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M201  Lee, Terence
    103 Lab TTH   12:15 PM—03:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S126  Lee, Terence
    103 Lab TTH   12:15 PM—03:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S126  Lee, Terence
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116625
104 Lec MW   06:00 PM—07:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S122  Sainten, Adrienne
    104 Lab MW   07:30 PM—10:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S126  Sainten, Adrienne
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116626
105 Lec TTH   06:00 PM—07:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S122  Koppikar, Saneet
    105 Lab TTH   07:30 PM—10:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S126  Koppikar, Saneet
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116627
106 Lab S   09:15 AM—03:25 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S126  Markowitz, Timothy
BIOL 072 - Human Physiology  5.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: BIOL 071 and CHEM 001A or CHEM 015 or CHEM 030A or CHEM 032A and MATH 013; all with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will explore the different body systems (e.g. nervous, endocrine, muscular, urinary, respiratory, cardiovascular, reproductive) along with cellular physiology and metabolism.  Students will also learn to use physiology to help diagnose and treat disease, along with answering questions like: "If you pull someone’s heart out of their chest, why does the heart keep beating? Why is 0.9% NaCl often the IV of choice in hospitals? Why is it dangerous to drink too much water too fast? Why do you feel dizzy when you stand up?"  This course is required for four-year nursing and pre-professional majors in the health science field. 
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Days
Time
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Instructor
ZTC
116629
101 Lab MW   09:00 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S133  Markowitz, Wendy
116630
102 Lec TTH   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S122  Fitzgerald, Matthew
    102 Lab T   09:00 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S211  Fitzgerald, Matthew
    102 Lab TH   09:00 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S124  Fitzgerald, Matthew
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116631
103 Lab MW   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S128  Taylor, David
116632
104 Lab TTH   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S133  Cabanilla, Joanne
116633
105 Lab S   09:15 AM—03:25 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S133  Krylova, Irina
BIOL 074 - General Microbiology  5.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 3
Prerequisite: (CHEM 001A or CHEM 015 or CHEM 030A or CHEM 032A) and (BIOL 071 or BIOL 072); all with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the structure and activities of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, protozoa, fungi, helminths, and algae. Students will study the principles of microbial control, metabolism, environmental microorganism genetics, genetic engineering, disease, modes of infection, and immunity. Emphasis is on aseptic laboratory technique and the application of microbiology to human welfare.
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Instructor
116635
101 Lab TTH   08:30 AM—11:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S132  Stryker, Joel
116637
102 Lab TTH   01:45 PM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S132  Stryker, Joel
116638
103 Lec MW   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S122  Hurst, Karen
    103 Lab MW   01:45 PM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S132  Hurst, Karen
    103 Lab MW   01:45 PM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S132  Hurst, Karen
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116639
104 Lab MW   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S132  Daniel, Ann
BROAD 042A - Beginning Radio Production  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be introduced to the theory, fundamentals and practices of radio production. They will develop basic knowledge and skills needed for live and pre-recorded broadcasting and podcasting.  Students will operate radio equipment, use audio editing software, and write and broadcast within a variety of radio formats.
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Time
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Room
Instructor
ZTC
117501
102 Lec W   10:45 AM—11:35 AM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T203  Iseman-Cannino, Claudia
    102 Lec M   10:45 AM—12:35 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T203  Iseman-Cannino, Claudia
    102 Lab W   11:45 AM—01:35 PM 03/01/23— 05/26/23 SC107  Iseman-Cannino, Claudia
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
BROAD 042B - Intermediate Radio Production  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: BROAD 042A with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will increase understanding of broadcasting fundamentals, including on-air performance, technical operations, podcasting, history, government regulations, and industry standards. Students will be introduced to station management skills. Field trips may be required.
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Time
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Room
Instructor
ZTC
117502
102 Lec M   10:45 AM—12:35 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T203  Iseman-Cannino, Claudia
    102 Lec W   10:45 AM—11:35 AM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T203  Iseman-Cannino, Claudia
    102 Lab W   11:45 AM—01:35 PM 03/01/23— 05/26/23 SC107  Iseman-Cannino, Claudia
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
BROAD 042C - Advanced Radio Production  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: BROAD 042B with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study advanced on-air presentation, station management and operations, and multi-platform broadcasting, including podcasting. Students will manage, operate equipment, and lead on-air programs for the campus radio station. Field trips may be required.
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
117503
102 Lec M   10:45 AM—12:35 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T203  Iseman-Cannino, Claudia
    102 Lec W   10:45 AM—11:35 AM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T203  Iseman-Cannino, Claudia
    102 Lab W   11:45 AM—01:35 PM 03/01/23— 05/26/23 SC107  Iseman-Cannino, Claudia
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
BUS 007A - Business Language Skills  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students practice and study grammar, word and number usage, punctuation, vocabulary, spelling, capitalization, and other language skill mechanics that apply to business writing. Students use and apply basic English language skills for writing sentences and paragraphs that are used in short business e-mail messages, memorandums, and letters. An emphasis is placed on real-world editing to recognize errors and apply the correct language skills to business messages.
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116764
101 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T418  Cochran, Brandon
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
BUS 068 - Entrepreneur Small Bus Mgmt  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study the basic elements of entrepreneurship; of starting and managing a small business. Students study management fundamentals including planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling the business. Students learn how to develop a business plan which includes: site location, legal form of business, capital requirements, raising capital, cash flow budget, and marketing and promotional plans.
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116768
101 Lec M   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T418  Lawson, Cecil
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ZTC
116769
102 Lec TTH   01:25 PM—02:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MIL-C1  Kas-Osoka, Joshua
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Milpitas High School. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
BUS 071 - Legal Environment of Business  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students study laws and regulations affecting business decisions including legal concepts and cases in the areas of ethics, business torts, contracts, consumer and merchant sales, competition, business environment, agency, employment and business organizations.
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Sec
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Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116771
102 Lec W   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T418  Pham, Phu
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
BUS 082 - Introduction to Business  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math: 2
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the business functions and practices as they have developed over time in the U.S. Students will be introduced to topics such as organizational structure and behavior, management, marketing, finance and accounting, operations and information systems, and ethical responsibilities of corporations. Special emphasis will be placed on the emergence and impact of global business, and the significance of small businesses. Underlying many of the topics will be the management aspects of planning organizing, leading and controlloing of business units. Finally, the course will cover skills and attributes necessary for successful employment in the various functions of business.
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Sec
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Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116773
101 Lec MW   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T418  Votaw, Jesse
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ZTC
117093
107 Lec T   04:30 PM—07:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 OFC  Lawson, Cecil
This section is reserved for students at the Osborne Juvenile Center. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
119291
110 Lec FS   08:25 AM—11:00 AM 03/17/23— 05/20/23 OFC  Pham, Phu
This section is reserved for students at the Elmwood Correctional Facility.
BUS 112 - Advertising/Promotion/Sales  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the dynamic field of advertising and promotion. Students will study advertising and promotion with a focus on the integrated marketing communications approach. Topics include the marketing communication process and challenges, advertising decision making and management, and product and service promotions. Students will also study ethical, environmental and regulatory issues and examine the role of various kinds of advertising media in product and service promotion.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116777
101 Lec M   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T419  Kas-Osoka, Joshua
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
BUS 135 - Human Relations/Leadership  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students study basic concepts of individual, group, and organizational human behavior in relationship to interpersonal skills affecting productivity, performance, and human relations in the workplace. Students will focus on the interpersonal, informal, and formal communication processes, development of leadership, employer-employee and cross cultural relationships.
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Sec
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Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116779
101 Lec TH   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T418  Kas-Osoka, Joshua
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
CHEM 001A - General Chemistry  5.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: CHEM 015 and MATH 013, both with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course is the first semester of the one year college level general chemistry sequence. Students will study basic chemical principles: classification of matter, atomic structure and periodicity, chemical nomenclature, types of reactions, stoichiometry, thermochemistry, chemical bonds, physical states of matter and solution chemistry. This course is required for students majoring in physical and biological sciences and pre-professional majors, such as pre-medicine and dentistry.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116640
101 Lec TTH   09:00 AM—10:20 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S209  Cabrera, Jose
    101 Lab TTH   10:30 AM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S209  Cabrera, Jose
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116641
102 Lab MW   01:45 PM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S209  Esfandiari, Melody
116642
103 Lec TTH   06:00 PM—07:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S209  Jahangir, Alam
    103 Lab TTH   07:30 PM—10:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S209  Jahangir, Alam
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
CHEM 001B - General Chemistry  5.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: CHEM 001A with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study topics including organic chemistry, thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, chemical equilibrium, electrochemistry, coordination compounds, and nuclear chemistry. The laboratory emphasizes qualitative and quantitative analysis of inorganic compounds and introduces electronic instrumentation. This course is a continuation of CHEM 001A, the second semester of a one year college level general chemistry sequence.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116643
101 Lec MW   09:00 AM—10:20 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S123  Cabrera, Jose
    101 Lab MW   10:30 AM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S212  Cabrera, Jose
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116644
102 Lec TTH   06:00 PM—07:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S212  Wilcox, Allan
    102 Lab TTH   07:30 PM—10:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S212  Wilcox, Allan
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
CHEM 012A - Organic Chemistry  5.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 3
Prerequisite: CHEM 001B with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This is the first semester of a year-long comprehensive organic chemistry course with emphasis on structure, reaction mechanisms, and kinetics. Students will study topics that include nomenclature, stereochemistry, mechanisms, reactions, and spectroscopic studies of organic compounds. They will use problem-solving techniques in order to elucidate mechanistic, structural, and stereochemical features of reactions and molecules, respectively. In lectures and laboratory students will implement methods that focus on synthesis, isolation, purification, elucidation, and identification of organic structures, instrumental methods, and data interpretation.
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116646
101 Lec MW   07:30 AM—08:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S205  Lazik, Iyun
    101 Lab MW   09:00 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S208  Lazik, Iyun
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
CHEM 015 - Fundamentals of Chemistry  4.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: MATH 013 or placement by multiple measures.
Recommended: MATH 013 may be taken prior to or concurrent with CHEM 015.
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the fundamentals of modern inorganic chemistry with emphasis on atomic structure, chemical bonding, chemical formulas, nomenclature, equations, stoichiometry, gas laws, solutions, and related topics. The central nature of chemistry among other branches of science is stressed, and examples of the important role that chemistry plays in our lives are presented. CHEM 015 is intended primarily as preparation for the CHEM 001A and 001B sequence. The course also meets the general education requirements for a laboratory science.
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116648
101 Lab TH   10:45 AM—01:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S211  Adamczeski, Madeline
116649
102 Lec M   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S204  Burce, Gary
    102 Lab W   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S211  Burce, Gary
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116650
103 Lab T   01:45 PM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S211  Adamczeski, Madeline
116651
104 Lab S   10:30 AM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S211  Esfandiari, Melody
CHEM 032A - Intro Gen, Organ & Biol Chem  4.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn the basic principles of chemistry with emphasis on descriptive rather than theoretical chemistry. Students will study topics including the scientific method, classification and properties of matter; measurement and the metric system, atomic structure; chemical periodicity; states of matter (e.g. gases, liquids, and solids); chemical nomenclature; ionic and covalent bonding; types of chemical reactions; mass relationships; the mole concept; properties of solutions, electrolytes, acids and bases; chemical equilibria and energetics; and nuclear chemistry. This is a first-semester course in introductory chemistry and is designed to support students majoring in allied health-related fields.
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116652
101 Lab T   10:45 AM—01:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S212  Guha, Nisha
116653
102 Lab F   09:15 AM—12:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S211  Cantin, Lucas
CHEM 032B - Intro Gen, Organ & Biol Chem  4.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Prerequisite: CHEM 030A or CHEM 032A or CHEM 015 or CHEM 001A; all with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This second-semester course provides students with an introduction to organic and biochemistry. Topics include classes of organic and biological compounds as they relate to the chemistry of life processes.  The course is designed to support students majoring in nursing and other allied health-related fields.  The laboratory component will support the course topics while introducing students to both qualitative and quantitative experiments, as well as data analysis and interpretation.
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116655
101 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S204  Cantin, Lucas
    101 Lab W   10:45 AM—01:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S211  Cantin, Lucas
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
CIS 041 - Intro to Computer Info Sys  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn basic computer concepts with an emphasis on both the personal computer and enterprise computing. Students cover topics including hardware, application and system software, the internet and World Wide Web, communications, e-commerce, societal issues, database management, systems analysis and design, programming, information systems, career opportunities, certifications in the computer field, and computer trends. Student get hands-on practice of introductory level skills in word processing, spreadsheets, database, presentation graphics, and use of the internet. Students will be exposed to a programming language.
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ZTC
116908
102 Lec M   03:35 PM—05:25 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MIL-TECH  Branom, Mark
    102 Lec M   03:35 PM—05:25 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MIL-TECH  Branom, Mark
ZTC
116910
104 Lec TH   10:45 AM—02:50 PM 02/27/23— 05/26/23 T212  Solomon, Gabriel
    104 Lec TH   10:45 AM—02:50 PM 02/27/23— 05/26/23 T212  Solomon, Gabriel
    104 Lab TH   03:00 PM—04:10 PM 02/27/23— 05/26/23 T212  Solomon, Gabriel
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
CIS 055 - Data Structures: Programming  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 4
Prerequisite: CIS 024B or CIS 024C or CIS 054 or CIS 084, with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn a language-independent treatment of topics including computer organization, data formats, recursion, and abstract data types. Data structures covered include abstract data types, arrays, pointers, link lists, stacks, queues, trees, heaps, hash tables, and graphs. Applications of recursion algorithms are discussed in detail. Techniques for sorting algorithms and searching algorithms, as well as measuring algorithm performance and data structure efficiency using Big-O notation, are presented.
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Time
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Room
Instructor
ZTC
116916
102 Lab M   06:00 PM—07:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T212  Solomon, Gabriel
CIS 107 - Technest 2: Data Science  3.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 3
Prerequisite: Successful completion of the assessment exercises must be done before student can enroll.
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
As the second course in the Technest Coding Academy, students learn the three main factors of data science: inferential thinking, computational thinking, and real-world relevance. Topics include critical concepts and skills in computer programming and statistical inference, and the analysis of real-world datasets, as well as social issues surrounding data analysis such as privacy and design. This course is based on UC Berkeley's Data 8 course curriculum.  Enrollment in this class is contingent upon acceptance into the Technest Coding Academy. Interested students will need to contact course instructor listed in the schedule of classes.
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Instructor
ZTC
117005
102 Lab T   01:25 PM—03:45 PM 01/31/23— 05/26/23 MIL-TECH  Dorairaj, Sanjay
ZTC
117144
103 Lec F   06:00 PM—07:50 PM 02/10/23— 02/10/23 T212  Dorairaj, Sanjay
    103 Lab F   08:00 PM—09:35 PM 02/10/23— 02/10/23 T212  Dorairaj, Sanjay
CIS 122 - SQL for Data Analytics  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 3
Prerequisite: CIS 120 with C or better
Recommended: CIS 120
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course is the second in a four-part series and is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of Business and Data Analytics. Students will be introduced to Structured Query Language (SQL) and will learn to identify the role and structure of relational databases as they apply to data analytics, apply the Structured Query Language (SQL) in MySQL for data manipulation language (DML), apply the Structured Query Language (SQL) in MySQL for data definition language (DDL), and apply normal forms (1NF, 2NF, & 3NF) for database normalization. This course has been developed by Pathstream and is part of the Business & Data Analytics Certificate in collaboration with Tableau & Silicon Valley Bank.
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117001
101 Lec M   08:25 AM—09:15 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 EVHS  Li, Alice
    101 Lec T   08:30 AM—10:00 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 EVHS  Li, Alice
    101 Lab TH   08:30 AM—10:00 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 EVHS  Li, Alice
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Evergreen Valley High School. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
117002
102 Lec M   12:45 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 EVHS  Li, Alice
    102 Lec T   12:35 PM—02:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 EVHS  Li, Alice
    102 Lab TH   12:35 PM—02:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 EVHS  Li, Alice
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Evergreen Valley High School. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
CIS 123 - Data Visualization w/Tableau  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: CIS 120 and CIS 122 with C or better
Recommended: CIS 120 and CIS 122
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course is the third in a four-part series focused on Business / Data Analytics and is designed for community college students. In this course, students will explore the role and application of data visualization in the data analysis process using Tableau. They will create and design both static and dynamic tables, data visualizations, dashboards, and stories while incorporating visual design best practices to better communicate insights to intended audience, such as business stakeholders. Students will also connect multiple external data sources (e.g., Text Files, Excel, SQL databases) to Tableau and optimize large data to efficiently wrangle and analyze real-industry data. The course is focused on project-based learning and prepares students for the skills identified in the Tableau Desktop Specialist certification. Pathstream has built this course in partnership with Silicon Valley Bank and Tableau.
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116920
101 Lec W   06:00 PM—07:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T212  Dorairaj, Sanjay
    101 Lec W   06:00 PM—07:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T212  Dorairaj, Sanjay
CIS 124 - Utilizing Statistics for Data  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 3
Recommended Preparation: Previous completion of CIS 120, CIS 122, and CIS 123 or equivalent experience
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course is the fourth in a four-part series focused on business / data analytics, and aimed at community college students who have little or no background in business or analytics. The first three courses in the series are not necessarily prerequisites for this course, but a basic familiarity with data and spreadsheets is assumed. The course is focused on project-based learning using Google Sheets and Python to apply basic statistical techniques to data.
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Time
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Instructor
ZTC
116921
101 Lec W   08:15 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T212  Dorairaj, Sanjay
CNSTR 101A - Tools, Materials, and Safety  2.00 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Recommended: Ability to accurately measure and do calculations using feet, inches, and fractions.
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn to properly use a variety of hand and power tools that are commonly utilized in constructing and repairing houses. Students will also learn about materials used in the construction industry including dimensional and engineered lumber, manufactured and energy efficient building materials, and fasteners and adhesives. These tools and materials will be incorporate Building Information Modeling (BIM) and be used to build projects in the shop. Students also learn how to choose the best tool for the job at hand and to use that tool efficiently and safely. This entry-level course to the construction industry is a prerequisite for several of the other Construction Technology courses. Students will utilize Building Information Modeling (BIM) as part of this course.
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116781
102 Lab M   09:00 AM—01:25 PM 03/06/23— 05/26/23 CT113  Perez, Antonio
116967
103 Lab M   05:00 PM—09:25 PM 03/06/23— 05/26/23 CT113  Perez, Antonio
CNSTR 101B - Residential Constr Framing  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Corequisite: CNSTR 101A with C or better, or equivalent experience
Recommended: Ability to accurately measure and do calculations using feet, inches, and fractions
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the requirements and techniques of properly framing residential structures per the Residential Code and interact and construct a design from students taking Building Information Modeling (BIM) course. Students will layout, frame floors and ceilings, and plumb and line walls. Students will also acquire skills in laying subfloor, hanging shear wall and installing metal fasteners. Students will learn to read simple floor plans and identify foundation types and parts. Students will utilize Building Information Modeling (BIM) as part of this course.
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Instructor
116932
101 Lec T   11:00 AM—12:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 CT112  Perez, Antonio
    101 Lab T   01:00 PM—04:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 CT112  Perez, Antonio
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
CNSTR 102A - Residential Plumb Systems  3.00 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Corequisite: CNSTR 101A
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be introduced to the concepts of residential plumbing systems and energy efficient technology. The course covers the theory and practice of plumbing for residential dwellings. Students will study topics including, but not limited to, drain, waste and vent design and installation, domestic water piping systems design and installation, and plumbing fixture installation and repair.
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Time
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Instructor
116782
101 Lec W   05:00 PM—06:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 CT117  Krause, Warren
    101 Lab W   07:00 PM—10:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 CT117  Krause, Warren
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
CNSTR 102B - Residential/Commercial Wiring  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Recommended: General math skills are needed for calculations.
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study the fundamentals of residential and commercial electrical wiring including electrical theory, installation of receptacles, switches, GFCIs (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters), AFCIs (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters), lighting devices and service panels. Students will develop a working knowledge of circuits, sizing conductors, box fill, load calculations, wiring diagrams, grounding requirements, circuit breakers and pipe bending. Electrical codes, symbols, energy saving technology, tools of the trade and safety will also be covered. This course meets the state requirement for entry level electricians to get their trainee card. Students will utilize Building Information Modeling (BIM) as part of this course.
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Room
Instructor
116783
101 Lec TH   05:00 PM—06:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 CT117  Gorginian, Edward
    101 Lab TH   07:00 PM—10:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 CT117  Gorginian, Edward
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116784
102 Lec F   05:00 PM—06:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 CT117  Gorginian, Edward
    102 Lab F   07:00 PM—10:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 CT117  Gorginian, Edward
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
CNSTR 105 - Concrete Construction  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: CNSTR 101A with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be introduced to concepts associated with concrete and many applications of concrete in residential and commercial construction. Industry standards set by the American Concrete Institute and the American Society of Testing and Materials are presented. Students use transit and levels, set hubs and batter boards, construct concrete forms, bend reinforcing steel, and correctly mix, place, and finish concrete. Exposed aggregate, colored and stamped surface textures will be taught. Students will also study admixtures, curing methods, energy efficient and air entrained concrete, testing procedures, stair formwork, retaining walls, read blueprints and complete concrete materials estimates. Students will utilize Building Information Modeling (BIM) as part of this course.
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Room
Instructor
116785
101 Lec T   05:00 PM—06:10 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 CT117  Perez, Antonio
    101 Lab T   06:20 PM—09:25 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 CT117  Perez, Antonio
CNSTR 500 - Bldg Trades Apprenticeship 1  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students interested in becoming a union construction worker are introduced to the apprenticeship programs of the North American Building Trades Unions. Students will receive an overview of the building trades and construction industry, apprenticeship programs, as well as skills in construction math, safety awareness, and proper use of basic hand tools. Field trips may be included.
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Room
Instructor
117056
102 Lec MTW   07:30 AM—12:50 PM 05/01/23— 05/10/23 OFC  Long, Lisa
    102 Lec MTW   07:30 AM—12:50 PM 05/01/23— 05/10/23 OFC  Ward, Thomas
CNSTR 501 - Bldg Trades Apprenticeship 2  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Recommended: Completion of CNSTR 500.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students interested in becoming a union construction worker increase their knowledge of apprenticeship program of the North American Building Trades Union. They will continue to learn contextualized construction math, history of labor unions, trades available, and gain awareness in workplace diversity. Students acquire skills to earn ASHI - approved adult CPR, AED and Basic First Aid certification. Field trips may be included.
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Instructor
117054
101 Lab T   07:00 PM—09:50 PM 01/24/23— 01/24/23 OFC  Long, Lisa
    101 Lab T   07:00 PM—09:50 PM 01/24/23— 01/24/23 OFC  Ward, Thomas
    101 Lab TW   05:45 PM—10:00 PM 01/25/23— 02/06/23 OFC  Ward, Thomas
    101 Lab S   08:00 AM—01:10 PM 01/25/23— 02/06/23 OFC  Ward, Thomas
    101 Lab S   08:00 AM—01:10 PM 01/25/23— 02/06/23 OFC  Long, Lisa
    101 Lab TW   05:45 PM—10:00 PM 01/25/23— 02/06/23 OFC  Long, Lisa
    101 Lab T   05:45 PM—08:35 PM 02/07/23— 02/07/23 OFC  Long, Lisa
    101 Lab T   05:45 PM—08:35 PM 02/07/23— 02/07/23 OFC  Ward, Thomas
117057
102 Lab MTW   07:30 AM—12:50 PM 05/12/23— 05/23/23 OFC  Ward, Thomas
    102 Lab MTW   07:30 AM—12:50 PM 05/12/23— 05/23/23 OFC  Long, Lisa
    102 Lab W   07:30 AM—09:20 AM 05/24/23— 05/24/23 OFC  Long, Lisa
    102 Lab W   07:30 AM—09:20 AM 05/24/23— 05/24/23 OFC  Ward, Thomas
CNSTR 502 - Bldg Trades Apprenticeship 3  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Recommended: Completion of CNSTR 500 and CNSTR 501.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students interested in becoming a union construction worker advance their knowledge of apprenticeship program of the North American Building Trades Union. They will  be introduced to blue prints and blue print reading and OSHA regulations in the workplace. They will continue examination of work place rights, career navigation techniques and employment interviewing.  Field trips may be included.
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Room
Instructor
117055
101 Lab T   08:45 PM—10:00 PM 02/07/23— 02/07/23 OFC  Long, Lisa
    101 Lab T   08:45 PM—10:00 PM 02/07/23— 02/07/23 OFC  Ward, Thomas
    101 Lab TW   05:45 PM—10:00 PM 02/08/23— 02/21/23 OFC  Long, Lisa
    101 Lab TW   05:45 PM—10:00 PM 02/08/23— 02/21/23 OFC  Ward, Thomas
    101 Lab S   08:00 AM—01:10 PM 02/08/23— 02/21/23 OFC  Ward, Thomas
    101 Lab S   08:00 AM—01:10 PM 02/08/23— 02/21/23 OFC  Long, Lisa
COMS 010 - Interpersonal Communication  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math:
Recommended: Prior completion of ENGL 001A is highly recommended
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study principles of verbal and nonverbal transactions that occur in relationships. The course includes the study of theory and research findings and their application to communication in interpersonal relationships in personal and professional contexts.
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Room
Instructor
116392
101 Lec M   09:15 AM—12:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T210  Giacalone, Shelley
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116393
102 Lec TTH   07:45 AM—09:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T304  Giacalone, Shelley
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116394
103 Lec TTH   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T210  Baker, Waylon
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116395
104 Lec MW   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE127  Wang, Lucas
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ZTC
116396
105 Lec MW   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T304  Alatorre, Guadalupe
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
116397
106 Lec W   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T210  Baker, Waylon
116398
107 Lec S   09:15 AM—12:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE127  Capurso, James
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ZTC
117042
109 Lec MW   01:25 PM—02:55 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MIL-TECH  Baker, Waylon
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Milpitas High School. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
COMS 018 - Intro to Communication Studies  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math: 0
Recommended: Prior completion of ENGL 001A is highly recommended
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students examine the discipline of communication studies with emphasis on multiple epistemological, theoretical, and methodological issues relevant to the theoretical inquiry and pursuit of knowledge about human communication. Students explore the basic history, assumptions, principles, processes, methods, and specializations of human communication as an academic field of study.
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ZTC
116399
101 Lec T   09:15 AM—12:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE115  Alatorre, Guadalupe
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
COMS 020 - Oral Communication  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Recommended: Prior completion of ENGL 001A is highly recommended
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will acquire theory and technique of public speaking. Students focus on the following basic elements: rhetorical theory, researching, organizing and outlining a topic, analyzing an audience, effective use of language, ethics, effective presentation aids, critical listening, credibility, and physical delivery. Students taking this course online must be able to record and upload audiovisual files.
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Date
Room
Instructor
116400
101 Lec F   09:15 AM—12:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T210  Giacalone, Shelley
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ZTC
116401
102 Lec W   06:15 PM—09:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE115  Alatorre, Guadalupe
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
116402
103 Lec W   09:15 AM—12:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T210  Giacalone, Shelley
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ZTC
116403
104 Lec MW   07:45 AM—09:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T304  Alatorre, Guadalupe
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116404
105 Lec TTH   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T210  Baker, Waylon
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
116405
106 Lec TH   06:15 PM—07:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE115  Capurso, James
ZTC
116406
107 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T304  Alatorre, Guadalupe
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
116407
108 Lec TTH   01:45 PM—03:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE123  Burkhamer, Sara
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116412
110 Lec   01/30/23— 05/26/23 OFC  Alatorre, Guadalupe
This section is reserved for students at the Osborne Juvenile Facility.
ZTC
117033
111 Lec TTH   12:55 PM—02:30 PM 01/31/23— 05/16/23 LVHS  Wang, Lucas
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Luis Valdez Leadership Academy. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
COMS 040 - Intro to Argumentation  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn methods of critical inquiry and advocacy. Students will develop skills in identifying fallacies in reasoning and language, testing evidence and evidence sources, advancing a reasoned position, and defending and refuting arguments. Students engage in analysis, presentation, and evaluation of oral and written arguments.
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116409
101 Lec T   06:15 PM—07:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T210  Baker, Waylon
COMS 045 - Small Group Communication  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Recommended: Prior completion of ENGL 001A is highly recommended
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study the principles of communication in a variety of group contexts. They will learn about theories, applications, and the evaluation of group communication processes. Students will acquire skills including problem solving, conflict management, decision making, and leadership.
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116410
101 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE221  Wang, Lucas
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116411
102 Lec TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T304  Giacalone, Shelley
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
COS 010A - Cosmetology Freshman Theory  5.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Corequisite: COS 105A
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the field of cosmetology, including history, career paths, professional image, and communication skills needed in a professional salon setting. Students focus on the structure, growth, and infection prevention of hair, skin, and nails. They also study chemical compounds in cosmetology products and their effect on the human body.  Cosmetology 010A is the first course in a sequence required in cosmetology. This course, along with COS 010B, COS 105A, and COS 105B, meets the District lab science requirement for Cosmetology majors only.
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116795
101 Lec MTWTHF   08:00 AM—08:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T419  Banks, Roxie
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
COS 010B - Cosmetology Senior Theory  5.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: COS 010A with C or better
Corequisite: COS 105B
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students advance in theory skills learning in-depth information including electricity, light therapy, anatomy, physiology, rules and regulations of Board of Barbering and Cosmetology, business management and people skills. Students are required to keep a note-book and to write reports which include deductive reasoning and critical thinking. This course, along with COS 010A, COS 105A, and COS 105B, meets the District lab science requirement.
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116796
101 Lec MTWTHF   08:00 AM—08:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T418  Del Rosario-Fontela, Eugenia
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
COS 105A - Cosmetology Freshman Lab  16.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Corequisite: COS 010A
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will apply the technical and theoretical knowledge related to basic skills in cosmetology, current salon techniques, and trends. Emphasis is placed on application skills of hair coloring, permanent waving, chemical relaxing, hair styling, hair cutting, manicuring, facials, eyebrow arching, make-up, and scalp and hair treatments. Client safety and sanitary precautions for each practical service is emphasized. This course, along with COS 010A, COS 010B, and COS 105B, meets the District lab science requirement.
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116797
101 Lec MTWTHF   09:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C105  Banks, Roxie
    101 Lec MTWTHF   09:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C105  Ramirez-Bost, Carol
    101 Lec MTWTHF   09:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C105  Honesto, Sandra
    101 Lec MTWTHF   09:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C105  Del Rosario-Fontela, Eugenia
    101 Lab MTTHF   10:00 AM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C105  Ramirez-Bost, Carol
    101 Lab MTTHF   10:00 AM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C105  Del Rosario-Fontela, Eugenia
    101 Lab MTTHF   10:00 AM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C105  Banks, Roxie
    101 Lab MTTHF   10:00 AM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C105  Honesto, Sandra
    101 Lab W   10:00 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C105  Ramirez-Bost, Carol
    101 Lab W   10:00 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C105  Del Rosario-Fontela, Eugenia
    101 Lab W   10:00 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C105  Honesto, Sandra
    101 Lab W   10:00 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C105  Banks, Roxie
COS 105B - Cosmetology Senior Lab  16.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: COS 105A with C or better
Corequisite: COS 010B
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students advance in lab skills learning in-depth manipulative techniques in hair styling, hair cutting, hair coloring, permanent waving, manicuring, makeup, facials, scalp massage, hair removal, shampooing, chemical relaxing, thermal styling, pedicures, artificial nails, and other procedures required by the Board of Barbering and Cosmetology. Students will also study the social, cultural, psychological, and business implications of a Cosmetology career. This course, along with COS 010A, COS 010B, and COS 105A, meets the District lab science requirement.
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116798
101 Lec MTWTHF   09:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Del Rosario-Fontela, Eugenia
    101 Lec MTWTHF   09:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Ramirez-Bost, Carol
    101 Lec MTWTHF   09:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Honesto, Sandra
    101 Lec MTWTHF   09:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Banks, Roxie
    101 Lab W   10:00 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Del Rosario-Fontela, Eugenia
    101 Lab W   10:00 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Honesto, Sandra
    101 Lab W   10:00 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Del Rosario-Fontela, Eugenia
    101 Lab W   10:00 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Ramirez-Bost, Carol
    101 Lab W   10:00 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Ramirez-Bost, Carol
    101 Lab W   10:00 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Honesto, Sandra
    101 Lab W   10:00 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Banks, Roxie
    101 Lab MTTHF   10:00 AM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Banks, Roxie
    101 Lab MTTHF   10:00 AM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Del Rosario-Fontela, Eugenia
    101 Lab MTTHF   10:00 AM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Banks, Roxie
    101 Lab MTTHF   10:00 AM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Honesto, Sandra
    101 Lab MTTHF   10:00 AM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Del Rosario-Fontela, Eugenia
    101 Lab MTTHF   10:00 AM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Ramirez-Bost, Carol
    101 Lab MTTHF   10:00 AM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Honesto, Sandra
    101 Lab MTTHF   10:00 AM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Ramirez-Bost, Carol
    101 Lab W   10:00 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Banks, Roxie
COS 130A - Esthetics I  11.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Prerequisite: Prior to registering, students must attend orientation.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students will acquire the skills required to render professional services as an Esthetician. Students are provided with basic knowledge of the theory and practice pertaining to esthetics and skin care. Theory and practical training includes professional image and ethics, sanitation, disinfection, and safety, standard massage, client consultation, skin analysis, and makeup color theory. Students begin to prepare for the State board examination to obtain the Esthetician license. Students are required to attend a field trip. Esthetics I is the first course in a sequence of two in which students are required to complete 300 hours of practice on one another. Prior to registering, students must attend orientation.
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116800
101 Lec S   08:00 AM—10:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C203  Lipilina, Yelena
    101 Lec WTH   05:30 PM—07:00 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C203  Lipilina, Yelena
    101 Lab T   05:30 PM—09:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C203  Lipilina, Yelena
    101 Lab WTH   07:10 PM—09:45 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C203  Lipilina, Yelena
    101 Lab T   05:30 PM—09:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C203  Lipilina, Yelena
    101 Lab WTH   07:10 PM—09:45 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C203  Lipilina, Yelena
    101 Lab WTH   07:10 PM—09:45 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C203  Cartwright, Tanesha
    101 Lab S   11:00 AM—04:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C203  Lipilina, Yelena
    101 Lab S   11:00 AM—04:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C203  Cartwright, Tanesha
    101 Lab S   11:00 AM—04:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C203  Lipilina, Yelena
    101 Lab T   05:30 PM—09:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C203  Cartwright, Tanesha
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
COS 130B - Esthetics II  11.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Prerequisite: COS 130A with C or better
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students continue to develop skills required to render professional services on clients in the skin care industry. Theory and practical training includes the application of chemical peels, waxing, essential oils, and electrical apparatus. Students are required to attend a field trip. Esthetics II is designed for continuing students to complete the state board requirement of 600 hours.
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116801
101 Lec S   08:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C204  Brar, Jaskiran
    101 Lec S   08:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C204  Lipilina, Yelena
    101 Lec T   05:30 PM—09:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C204  Brar, Jaskiran
    101 Lec T   05:30 PM—09:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C204  Lipilina, Yelena
    101 Lab WTH   05:30 PM—09:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C206  Brar, Jaskiran
    101 Lab WTH   05:30 PM—09:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C206  Cartwright, Tanesha
    101 Lab S   10:00 AM—04:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C204  Brar, Jaskiran
    101 Lab S   10:00 AM—04:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 C204  Cartwright, Tanesha
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
COS X109 - Senior Lab Special Problems  13.00V Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: COS 010B and COS 105B, both with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Continuing students attend this laboratory class in order to complete the Board of Barbering and Cosmetology state board licensing requirements of 1600 hours and credits. This course is variable unit (1.0 to 13.0 units) depending on the student's requirement needs.
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Instructor
116799
101 Lec   01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Honesto, Sandra
    101 IH   01/30/23— 05/26/23 C108  Honesto, Sandra
DANCE 002 - Dance Appreciation  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math: 0
Recommended: A solid command of the English language, particularly strong writing skills
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will explore dance from an aesthetic, historic, and cultural point of view. Students will examine the elements of dance including body, space, time, and dynamic qualities and develop a vocabulary with which to analyze and write critically about dance. Dance will be explored in many of its genres including social dance, jazz dance, ballet, modern, and dance from cultures around the globe from historical and contemporary perspectives. Attendance at a live dance performance may be required.
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ZTC
116226
103 Lec TTH   01:25 PM—02:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MIL-C2  Abohatab, Carol
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Milpitas High School. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
DANCE 009 - Ballet, Fundamentals  1.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 0   |  Write: 0  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students are introduced to fundamental aspects of ballet technique. Students will explore principles of alignment, port de bras, positions and articulation of the feet, as well as concepts of musicality and rhythm. The students will gain an appreciation of their unique bodies in relation to ballet at the most basic level. Attendance at a live dance performance may be required. No previous dance experience necessary.
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116227
101 Lab MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DANCE 010 - Ballet, Beginning  1.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Recommended: Completion of DANCE 009 or previous dance experience
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students  focus on the beginning level of ballet technique while learning Classical ballet terminology through barre and centre work. Students will explore principles of alignment, port de bras, coordination, and musicality while developing strength, flexibility, control, and performance quality. The student will gain an appreciation of their unique bodies in relation to ballet as a classical art form. Attendance at a live dance performance may be required. It is recommended that students take DANCE 009, Ballet Fundamentals, or have some previous dance experience before taking this course.
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Instructor
116228
101 Lab MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DANCE 011 - Ballet, Intermediate  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: DANCE 010 with C or better, or assessment based on instructor evaluation
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students develop artistry and technique of classical ballet at the intermediate level. They apply theory and technique with attention to musicality and performance in the execution of intermediate level barre and centre combinations. The class will draw from the beginning level class while increasing the difficulty in coordination, complexity, tempo, stamina, and the use of Classical ballet vocabulary. Attendance at a live dance performance may be required.
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Instructor
116229
101 Lab MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DANCE 011B - Ballet, High-Intermediate  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: DANCE 011 with C or better, or assessment based on instructor evaluation
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students continue to develop the student's artistry and technique of classical ballet at a high-intermediate level. The student will apply theory and technique with attention to musicality and performance in the execution of high-intermediate level barre and centre combinations. The high-intermediate level class will draw from the previous level classes while increasing the difficulty in coordination, complexity, tempo, stamina, and the use of Classical ballet vocabulary. Attendance at a live dance performance may be required.
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Sec
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Room
Instructor
116230
101 Lab MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DANCE 011C - Ballet, Advanced  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: DANCE 011B with C or better, or assessment based on instructor evaluation
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students develop the artistry and technique in classical ballet at the advanced level. The student will apply theory and technique with attention to musicality and performance in the execution of advanced level barre and centre combinations. The advanced level class will draw from the previous level classes while increasing the difficulty in coordination, complexity, tempo, stamina, and the use of Classical ballet vocabulary. Attendance at a live dance performance may be required.
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Room
Instructor
116232
101 Lab MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DANCE 014A - Rehearse/Perform-Modern Dance  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Recommended: DANCE 049, DANCE 050, DANCE 051 or DANCE 051B
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be involved in the dance rehearsal process which culminates in public performances. Students participate as dancers, rehearsing, and performing newly created or restaged faculty or guest artist choreography in the modern dance genre. This class will require some evening and/or weekend commitments.
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117105
102 Lab TTH   10:45 AM—12:00 PM 02/14/23— 05/13/23 A206  McCall, Amber
    102 Lab   05/07/23— 05/13/23 THEATER  McCall, Amber
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This class requires 16.5 hours of attendance at times to be arranged during the performance week 5/7-5/13/23.
DANCE 014C - Rehears/Perform-Hip-Hop Dance  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Recommended: DANCE 023A, DANCE 023B or DANCE 023C
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be involved in the dance rehearsal process which culminates in public performances. Students participate as dancers, rehearsing, and performing newly created or restaged faculty or guest artist choreography in the hip-hop dance genre. This class will require some evening and/or weekend commitments.
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Sec
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Room
Instructor
117106
102 Lab MW   01:45 PM—03:00 PM 02/13/23— 05/13/23 A206  McCall, Amber
    102 Lab MW   01:45 PM—03:00 PM 02/13/23— 05/13/23 A206  Abohatab, Carol
    102 Lab   05/07/23— 05/13/23 THEATER  McCall, Amber
    102 Lab   05/07/23— 05/13/23 THEATER  Abohatab, Carol
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This class requires 18 hours of attendance at times to be arranged during the performance week 5/7-5/13/23.
DANCE 023A - Hip-Hop Dance, Fundamentals  1.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 0   |  Write: 0  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students will be introduced to the fundamental aspects of hip-hop dance technique. Students will learn primary positions, isolations, gestures, traveling and jumping steps, turns and level changes as well as rudimentary rhythm and phrasing unique to hip-hop dance and music. The students will gain an appreciation of their unique bodies in relation to hip-hop as an expressive art form. Attendance at a live dance performance may be required.
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Instructor
116235
101 Lab MW   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 A206  Abohatab, Carol
DANCE 023B - Hip-Hop, Beginning  1.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Recommended: DANCE 023A
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course works to develop the student's artistry and technique in hip-hop dance at the beginning level. The student will learn positions, isolations, gestures, traveling and jumping steps, turns, and level changes. The student will explore the syncopated rhythm and phrasing unique to hip-hop dance. The students will gain an appreciation of their unique bodies in relation to dance as an expressive art form. It is recommended that students take DANCE 023A, Hip-Hop, Fundamentals, before enrolling in this course. Attendance at a live dance performance may be required.
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Sec
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Time
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Room
Instructor
116236
101 Lab MW   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 A206  Abohatab, Carol
DANCE 023C - Hip-hop, Intermediate  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: DANCE 023B with C or better, or assessment based on instructor evaluation
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course works to develop the student's artistry and technique in hip-hop dance at the intermediate level. Students continue to gain knowledge of hip-hop history and intermediate level positions, isolations, gestures, traveling and jumping steps, turns and level changes with increasingly more complicated patterns and weight changes. The student will explore the syncopated and polyrhythmic phrasing unique to hip-hop dance. Attendance at a live performance may be required.
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Sec
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Time
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Room
Instructor
116237
101 Lab MW   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 A206  Abohatab, Carol
DANCE 030 - Dance Improvisation  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Recommended: Completion of any two of the following dance courses: DANCE 010 or DANCE 011 or DANCE 020 or DANCE 021 or DANCE 050 or DANCE 051
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be introduced to the principles and practice of dance improvisation.  Students will build dance literacy using the Language of Dance® motif notation to explore concepts of body, space, time, energy, relating, and rhythm as a means of generating movement. Students will learn to creatively problem solve and interpret motif scores through improvisational movement studies. Students may work in pairs or small groups to explore forms of relating and contact improvisation. 
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117183
102 Lab TTH   12:15 PM—01:20 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
    102 Lab TTH   12:15 PM—01:20 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
DANCE 032 - Choreography  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Recommended: Completion of any two of the following dance courses: DANCE 010 or DANCE 011 or DANCE 020 or DANCE 021 or DANCE 050 or DANCE 051
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be introduced to the principles and practical applications of dance composition. Students will build dance literacy using the Language of Dance® motif notation to explore concepts of body, space, time, energy, relating, rhythm, form, and phrasing as a means to create contemporary dance choreography. Students investigate the meaning and aesthetics of movement through improvisations, solos, and small group choreography as a form of self-expression.
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117184
102 Lab TTH   12:15 PM—01:20 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
    102 Lab TTH   12:15 PM—01:20 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
DANCE 049 - Modern Dance, Fundamentals  1.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 0   |  Write: 0  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students are introduced to modern dance technique at the fundamental level. Students will learn basic positions, gestures, traveling and jumping steps, turns, level changes, and spatial orientation. The students will gain an appreciation of their unique bodies in relation to modern dance as an expressive art form. Attendance at a live dance performance may be required.
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116243
101 Lab TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DANCE 050 - Modern Dance, Beginning  1.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Recommended: DANCE 049, or previous dance experience
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students develop artistry and technique of modern dance at the beginning level. The student will learn beginning positions, gestures, traveling and jumping steps, turns and level changes, and spatial orientation. The students will will gain an appreciation of their unique bodies in relation to dance as an expressive art form. It is recommended that students take DANCE 049, Modern Dance, Fundamentals, or have some previous dance experience before taking the class. Attendance at a live dance performance may be required.
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116244
101 Lab TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DANCE 051 - Modern Dance, Intermediate  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: DANCE 050 with C or better, or assessment based on instructor evaluation
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students develop artistry and technique of modern dance at the intermediate level. The students will learn positions, gestures, traveling and jumping steps, turns, level changes and spatial orientation. The student will work towards a deeper level of artistry and expression through musicality and dynamic qualities of movement. The students will gain an understanding and appreciation of their unique bodies in relation to dance as an expressive art form. Attendance at a live dance performance may be required.
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116245
101 Lab TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DANCE 051B - Modern Dance, High-Intermed.  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: DANCE 051 with C or better, or assessment based on instructor evaluation
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students develop artistry and technique at the high-intermediate level. The student will apply theory and technique with attention to musicality and performance in execution of high-intermediate positions, gestures, traveling and jumping steps, turns and level changes with increasingly more complicated patterns and weight changes. Attendance at a live performance may be required.
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116246
101 Lab TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 A206  McCall, Amber
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DENT 151 - Dental Anatomy and Vital Signs  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: Proof of current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association or American Red Cross
Corequisite: DENT 152 and DENT 153
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students are introduced to the general principles and basic concepts of anatomy and physiology of the human body with emphasis on the structures of the head and neck, oral cavity, human dentition, tooth morphology, oral embryology and histology and how each component interrelates to the body systems. Students will acquire the skills necessary to obtain a patient's medical and dental health history and vital signs. With the use of diagnostic techniques, students will demonstrate on a patient a clinical examination and chart findings. Students will also be introduced on how to respond and manage a dental emergency. This course meets the lab science requirement for Dental Assisting majors only. 
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116997
102 Lec MW   12:30 PM—02:35 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T513  Stodulka, Jitka
    102 Lab MW   08:15 AM—11:30 AM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T506  Stodulka, Jitka
    102 Lab MW   08:15 AM—11:30 AM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T506  Dolatre, Edna
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DENT 152 - Beginning Dental Assist & Ic  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Corequisite: DENT 151 and DENT 153
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students will learn in-depth principles and concepts of disease transmission, OSHA regulations, and infection control recommendations by the CDC that meet the Dental Board of California's requirement for licensing. Students are introduced to microbiology and diseases caused by specific pathogens.   Principles and techniques in sterilization and disinfection of instruments and equipment are covered in-depth. Students learn how to use and maintain dental operatory equipment, position operator, assistant, and patient, set-up, instrument transfer, soft tissue retraction methods, and oral evacuation skills. Properties of gypsum dental materials are presented and models of human dentition are constructed using gypsum materials. 
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116803
101 Lec TTH   12:30 PM—02:20 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T513  Morgan, Paula
    101 Lab TTH   08:30 AM—11:20 AM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T506  Morgan, Paula
    101 Lab TTH   08:30 AM—11:20 AM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T506  Dolatre, Edna
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DENT 153 - Beginning Dental Assisting 3  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Corequisite: DENT 151 and DENT 152
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students will learn the history of dentistry, current concepts in dental care, nutrition, fluoride, communication skills, and preventive dentistry, along with Dental Assisting functions, education, and scope of practice.  Students will engage in community-based learning experiences. Students will also earn CPR/BLS for Healthcare Practitioners Certification.
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116804
101 Lec F   01:00 PM—03:15 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T513  Carranza, Marisela
    101 Lab F   08:30 AM—11:55 AM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T506  Carranza, Marisela
    101 Lab F   08:30 AM—11:55 AM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T506  Dolatre, Edna
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DENT 154 - Radiation Safety 1  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: DENT 151 and DENT 152 and DENT 153 all with C or better
Corequisite: DENT 155 and DENT 156
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
This highly technical course prepares the student to take diagnostically effective radiographic images. The student will learn the principles and biological effects of radiation, components of the dental radiographic equipment, intra-oral exposure techniques, radiation safety, film processing, mounting, and infection control procedures used when exposing radiographs on a mannequin. Students will also be introduced to digital radiography software and techniques. According to the Dental Board of California, students must  pass the written exam with  75% or higher before beginning radiographic exposures on patients. 
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116805
101 Lec MW   12:30 PM—02:20 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T513  Stodulka, Jitka
    101 Lab MW   08:30 AM—11:20 AM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T506  Stodulka, Jitka
    101 Lab MW   08:30 AM—11:20 AM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T506  Kokoletsos, Jodi
    101 Lab MW   08:30 AM—11:20 AM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T506  Dolatre, Edna
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DENT 155 - Basic Chairside Assisting  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: DENT 151 and DENT 152 and DENT 153, all with C or better
Corequisite: DENT 154 and DENT 156
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students will focus on the principles and skills of four-handed dentistry, during operative procedures performed in a general dental office. Concepts, preclinical instructions and directives include preparing and assisting for the administration of local anesthetic, placement of dental dam and matrix systems, instrument identification and transfer, burs and handpiece maintenance, manipulation and transfer of dental materials, and assisting during restorative procedures. Students will also learn the basics of irreversible dental materials and taking of alginate impressions on typodonts.
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116806
101 Lec TTH   12:30 PM—02:20 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T513  Morgan, Paula
    101 Lab TTH   08:30 AM—11:20 AM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T506  Morgan, Paula
    101 Lab TTH   08:30 AM—11:20 AM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T506  Pio, Wendy
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DENT 156 - Prosthodontics and Lab  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: DENT 151 and DENT 152 and DENT 153, all with C or better
Corequisite: DENT 154 and DENT 155
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students build on chairside assisting and manipulation of dental materials skills learned in previous courses. Emphasis is on properties, uses, and handling of dental materials and practices associated with prosthodontic procedures. The course will introduce RDA skills and the student will demonstrate the technical skills and knowledge necessary to assist and/or work independently in manipulating dental materials, fabricating, custom provisional crowns and bridges, custom trays, assembling a facebow, and manipulation of other bite registration materials. Students will get familiarization with taking digital impressions,and assist with obtaining final impressions. Students will get an introduction with using a model trimmer to cut gypsum models. 
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116998
102 Lec F   12:15 PM—02:05 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T513  Stodulka, Jitka
    102 Lab F   08:30 AM—11:20 AM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T506  Stodulka, Jitka
    102 Lab F   08:30 AM—11:20 AM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T506  Carranza, Marisela
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DENT 161 - Intermediate Dental Assist 1  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: DENT 154 and DENT 155 and DENT 156; all with C or better and current CPR Certification (Adult/Infant/Child)
Corequisite: DENT 162
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
This highly technical course is to complete the radiography acquirement necessary to in DENT 154. Students learn about more advanced techniques including, digital radiography, modifications of paralleling technique, the edentulous patient, occlusal, panoramic radiography, and radiography for children. Concepts of oral pathology, pharmacology, nutrition, and in-depth coverage of medical emergencies in the dental office are presented. The student produces full mouth surveys of dental x-ray film with a minimum of errors. Successful completion of this course and DENT 154 fulfills requirements for the California Radiation Safety Certificate.
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116808
101 Lec MW   08:30 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T519  Pio, Wendy
    101 Lab MW   11:45 AM—03:00 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T511  Smith, Kenneth
    101 Lab MW   11:45 AM—03:00 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T511  Pio, Wendy
    101 Lab MW   11:45 AM—03:00 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T511  Carranza, Marisela
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DENT 162 - Intermed Dental Assist 2  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: DENT 156 with C or better, and current enrollment in the full-time Dental Assisting program
Corequisite: DENT 161
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students continue to build on fundamental skills and study duties associated with operative dentistry and Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) as described in the California Dental Practice Act. Students are taught to a level of proficiency that meets the required skills and preparation for the California RDA combined General Written and Law Examination.
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116999
102 Lec F   09:00 AM—11:15 AM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T519  Smith, Kenneth
    102 Lab F   12:00 PM—03:25 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T506  Pio, Wendy
    102 Lab F   12:00 PM—03:25 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 T506  Smith, Kenneth
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DENT 163 - Expanded Dental Assisting 1  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: DENT 154 and DENT 155 and DENT 156, all with C or better
Corequisite: DENT 161 and DENT 162
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students will acquire dental assisting skills and knowledge specific to dental specialties: Pediatric Dentistry, Orthodontics, Periodontics, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, and Endodontics.  All Registered Dental Assistant allowable duties listed in the California Dental Practice Act that are directly related to the above dental specialties are taught in-depth to lab and/or pre-clinical competency level. Also, completion of this course fulfills the Dental Board of California requirements for certification in Coronal Polishing. The importance of patient management and the required legal protocols are followed throughout the course.
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116810
101 Lec MW   08:45 AM—10:35 AM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T519  Pio, Wendy
    101 Lab MW   11:45 AM—02:35 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T506  Carranza, Marisela
    101 Lab MW   11:45 AM—02:35 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 T506  Pio, Wendy
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
DENT 171 - Clinical Dental Assisting 1  2.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: DENT 154 and DENT 155 and DENT 156, all with C or better
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students participate in clinical externships in a general dental office for 100 hours and perform chairside assisting, lab, and business office responsibilities described by the American Dental Association of the Commission on Dental Accreditation and the State Dental Practice Act. In lecture, the student will focus on Dental Law & Ethics guidelines established by the American Dental Association of the Commission on Dental Accreditation, the California Dental Association and Dental Assisting National Board and discuss clinical experiences. This course is designed to focus on preparing the student for the Dental Board of California Law and Ethics Examination and is the first of three externships.
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116814
101 Lab   01/30/23— 03/24/23 OFC  Kokoletsos, Jodi
    101 Lab   01/30/23— 03/24/23 OFC  Pio, Wendy
    101 Lab   01/30/23— 03/24/23 OFC  Pio, Wendy
    101 Lab   01/30/23— 03/24/23 OFC  Pio, Wendy
DENT 172 - Clinical Dental Assisting 2  2.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: DENT 171 with C or better
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students participate in clinical externship in a general dental office for 100 hours and perform chairside assisting, lab, and business office responsibilities described by the American Dental Association of the Commission on Dental Accreditation and the State Dental Practice Act. Students focus on increasing skills and knowledge to achieve intermediate clinical-level dental assisting and RDA skills. They receive in-depth coverage in securing and maintaining employment, laws governing employment, and CAL-OSHA's Employee's Right to Know Act. This course is the second of three externships. 
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116813
101 Lab   03/27/23— 05/26/23 OFC  Dolatre, Edna
    101 Lab   03/27/23— 05/26/23 OFC  Stodulka, Jitka
    101 Lab   03/27/23— 05/26/23 OFC  Stodulka, Jitka
DMA 001 - Intro to Digital Media Arts  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn the fundamental concepts, practices, and theories of digital media art production. Topics will include visual communication and storytelling, traditional design, color, and compositional principles, and digital media components such as images, videos and motion. Students will create multimedia projects using contemporary digital design tools and techniques for print and media. This course is replacing ART 071- Intro to Media Arts.
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116247
101 Lec T   09:15 AM—10:05 AM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 M102  Bhattacharyya, Jonali
    101 Lab T   10:15 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 M102  Bhattacharyya, Jonali
117035
103 Lec TH   09:15 AM—10:05 AM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 M102  Bhattacharyya, Jonali
    103 Lab TH   10:15 AM—12:05 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 M102  Bhattacharyya, Jonali
DMA 004 - Fundamentals of Web Design  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn the key concepts of building well-designed and functional web sites. Topics will include the history and terminology of the World Wide Web, analysis of web architecture, an introduction to HTML and CSS, basics of JavaScript, creation of web appropriate graphics, file management, wire-framing, prototyping, principles of interaction design and web accessibility. This course is replacing ART 079A- Web Design1.
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116250
101 Lab M   10:15 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M102  Easter, Carol
DMA 005 - Motion Graphics I  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: DMA 001 or ART 071 with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn computer-based motion graphics for video production using the principles of graphic design, animation and effects. Students will create multimedia projects using videos, illustrations, images, animation, kinetic typography, audio, effects and cinematic techniques. Exercises will utilize design principles, typography and composition guidelines to create projects for branding, advertisement and entertainment. 
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117036
102 Lec M   12:15 PM—01:05 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 M102  Bhattacharyya, Jonali
    102 Lec M   12:15 PM—01:05 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 M102  Bhattacharyya, Jonali
    102 Lab M   01:15 PM—03:05 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 M102  Bhattacharyya, Jonali
DSPS 107 - English Skills Mastery  2.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Prerequisite: Students must enroll in this course through the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) program, and meet with a SAS counselor.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
This course is designed for students with learning limitations who need support in reading and writing strategies, skill development, and application. Students will study, practice, and demonstrate aspects of English such as pre-writing skills for major writing assignments, essay construction, thesis development, understanding of complex sentences, summarizing, and reading response. Curriculum materials will be appropriate to students’ needs and will be used to achieve course objectives. Students must be enrolled through the Student Accessibility Services program.
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ZTC
116027
101 Lab TTH   09:00 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE105  Gutierrez, Adela
This section is part of the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) program. To enroll, please contact the SAS office at 408-288-3746. This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
DSPS 108 - Math Skills Development  3.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Prerequisite: Students must enroll in this course through the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) program, and meet with a SAS counselor.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
This course is designed for students with learning limitations who need support in developing mathematical skills. Students will study, practice, and demonstrate math skills such as operations, integers, fractions, decimals, percentages, graphing, and equations. Curriculum materials will be appropriate to students’ needs and will be used to achieve course objectives. Students must be enrolled through Student Accessibility Services (SAS) program.
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Time
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Room
Instructor
ZTC
116028
101 Lec M   09:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE105  Gutierrez, Adela
    101 Lab M   10:00 AM—12:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE105  Gutierrez, Adela
    101 Lab W   09:00 AM—12:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE105  Gutierrez, Adela
This section is part of the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) program. To enroll, please contact the SAS office at 408-288-3746. This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ECE 020 - Observation and Assessment  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Prerequisite: FCS 070 and ECE 102 and ECE 108; all with C or better
Corequisite: ECE 108
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn the appropriate use of formal and informal observation tools, case study portfolios, recording, and rating systems. The use of multiple assessment and observation strategies, in various early childhood settings, will be covered. Emphasis will be on use of assessment strategies that inform and provide for developmentally appropriate curriculum. To ensure accurate observations and assessments, the importance of collaboration between teacher, families, and other professionals will be examined.
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116255
101 Lec M   06:15 PM—09:05 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 B104  Sudarsana, Madhavi
ECE 101 - Introduction to Curriculum  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: ECE-107 and FCS-070, both with C or better
Corequisite: ECE 102
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will explore the major content areas in early childhood curriculum (birth to age 6) and plan, present, and evaluate activities in early childhood classrooms. This course provides developmentally appropriate teaching strategies based on observation and assessments across the curriculum, including: academic content areas; play, art, and creativity; and development of social-emotional, communication, and cognitive skills. Students will analyze their teaching experiences and utilize this knowledge to inform and improve skills in working with children. Off-site observations may be required.
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Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116258
101 Lec T   09:15 AM—12:05 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 B104  Reyes, Hermosa
ECE 101B - Practicum in ECE  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: FCS 070 and ECE 101 and ECE 102 and ECE 107; all with C or better, TB clearance, and fingerprinting clearance as required by California Department of Justice
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students explore connections between theory and practice using child-centered, play-oriented approaches to teaching, learning and assessment, and knowledge of the major content areas in the early childhood curriculum. Planning, implementing, and evaluating experiences that promote positive development and learning for all young children will be emphasized. Students will utilize practical classroom experiences to demonstrate developmentally appropriate early childhood teaching competencies under the quality supervision of an ECE/CD (Early Childhood Education/Child Development) faculty and other qualified early education professionals. This course requires off-campus attendance at early childhood sites.
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116260
101 Lec T   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B106  Sudarsana, Madhavi
    101 Lab   01/30/23— 05/26/23 OFC  Sudarsana, Madhavi
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed every other week as well as practicum hours at an offsite location. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ECE 102 - Principles Teach Young Child  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: FCS 070 and ECE 107; both with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will examine the underlying theoretical principles of developmentally appropriate practices applied to programs, environments, emphasizing the key role of relationships, constructive adult-child interactions, and teaching strategies in supporting physical, social, creative and intellectual development for all young children. This course includes a review of the historical roots of early childhood programs and the evolution of the professional practices promoting advocacy, ethics, and professional identity as well as school environment experiences. Off-site observations will be required.
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116262
101 Lec T   09:15 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 B104  Reyes, Hermosa
ECE 104 - Art and Creativity for Chldrn  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the value of arts, crafts and creative activities in the classroom. Students will explore the distinction between arts and crafts and how these experiences support positive brain development in young children. Developmental levels of children will be examined in planning and selecting appropriate creative experiences for children. Students will gain experience in planning and presenting creative experiences for children. This course is required for a certificate and AS degree in Early Childhood Education.
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116263
101 Lec W   06:15 PM—09:05 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 B209  Reyes, Hermosa
ECE 105 - Language Development for Child  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Recommended: Completion of ECE 102
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course introduces students to language based activities in the early childhood education curriculum. Students will study topics including stages of language development, theories of language acquisition and the roles of parents and educators in promoting language related activities. Students will study how to plan, prepare and present a variety of appropriate activites to stimulate language development and usage. Children's books, poetry, storytelling, games, charts, puppetry, flannel boards, and the use of computer based technology will be introduced.
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Sec
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Days
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Date
Room
Instructor
116264
101 Lec W   06:15 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 B104  Reyes, Hermosa
ECE 106 - Admin & Supervision I  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Recommended: Completion of 12 units in Early Childhood Education including core courses in Child Development, Child Family and Community and Programs/Curriculum.
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be introduced to the principles and practices of administration and supervision of early childhood education programs. Topics include program goals and philosophies, the roles and responsibilities of program directors, licensing requirements and other regulations, program organization and planning, budgeting, staffing, working with parents and the community, and professionalism.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116265
101 Lec M   06:15 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 B106  Laal, Vandana
ECE 107 - Child, Family and Community  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Corequisite: FCS 070
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students examine the developing child in a societal context focusing on the interrelationship of family, school, and community; emphasis will be on historical and social factors. Patterns of development, child rearing, and the value of education in contemporary American society will be discussed. The processes of socialization and identity development will be highlighted. Community resources that foster the positive development of the child in the context of the family will be identified. This course meets licensing and the Child Development Permit requirements for teachers.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116266
101 Lec TH   09:15 AM—12:05 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 B102  Reyes, Hermosa
116267
102 Lec W   06:15 PM—09:05 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Bhatnagar, Ranjana
ZTC
117146
103 Lec TTH   01:25 PM—02:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MIL-L2  Kennedy, Julie
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Milpitas High School. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ECE 108 - Health/Safety/Nutrition  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be introduced to the laws, regulations, standards, policies and procedures, and curriculum related to child health, safety, and nutrition in early childhood settings. The course includes topics on germs and illnesses, daily health inspection skills, health practices, nutrition, food safety, chronic illness, and disaster planning, and integrating these concepts into everyday planning and program development. This course is required for a child care certificate and AS degree in Early Childhood Education.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
117166
102 Lec TTH   05:25 PM—06:15 PM 01/30/23— 05/04/23 EPA  Portillo, Maria
    102 Lec TTH   06:30 PM—07:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/04/23 EPA  Portillo, Maria
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Escuela Popular Academy. It is reserved for students of this school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ECE 110 - Admin & Supervision of ECE II  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Recommended: Completion of 12 units in Early Childhood Education including core courses in Child Development, Child Family and Community and Programs/Curriculum.
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will advance their studies of the administration and supervision of early childhood education programs focusing on program quality, reflective practices, marketing, team building and communication, working with staff and parents of diverse backgrounds and advocacy. Course meets the California State requirement for site supervisor and program director permits.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116269
101 Lec M   06:15 PM—09:05 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 B106  Laal, Vandana
ECON 010A - Prin. of Macroeconomic Theory  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Prerequisite: MATH 111 with P grade
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to macroeconomic theory, including the principles of supply and demand, the market and banking systems. They will examine the forces affecting the national economy such as money and credit, income, employment, prices, and monetary and fiscal policies. They will study economic fluctuations including changes in aggregate demand, aggregate supply, employment, inflation, interest rates, and the international value of the dollar to output.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116270
102 Lec TTH   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Trieu, Hung
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116272
104 Lec M   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Trieu, Hung
ECON 010B - Intro to Microeconomic Theory  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: MATH 111 with P grade
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to microeconomic theory including economic behavior of individual economic units such as consumers, firms, and resource owners. They will examine the market system as a means of solving problems in the production and distribution of goods and services in a society. Students analyze the effectiveness of the price system in providing the society with an equitable distribution of goods, services, and income. They will also study microeconomic problems such as monopoly power of big business and big unions, government regulations and consumer protection, the energy crisis, taxes, and welfare.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116273
102 Lec W   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Trieu, Hung
117181
106 Lec T   06:15 PM—07:35 PM 02/27/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Sandhu, Malkiat
EMS 005 - Emergency Medical Responder  2.50 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: Students must be 18+ years at the start of class and have American Heart Association CPR for Healthcare Providers current through the end of class.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students will study patient assessment, CPR review, splinting, emergency childbirth, and shock and wound management. This course is for non-ambulance professional rescuers who are first to arrive at an emergency medical scene.  Students successfully completing this course will receive Emergency Medical Responder Certification and will be eligible to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians Emergency Medical Responder test.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116990
103 Lec M   06:00 PM—07:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 213  Shong, Zachary
    103 Lab TTH   06:00 PM—07:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 214  Shong, Zachary
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
EMS 010 - EMT - B  6.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: American Heart Association CPR-Certification Healthcare Provider card, current throughout the length of the program, and student must be 18 years of age prior to first day of class per certification requirements
Corequisite: EMS 010
Recommended: Completion of MA 004, or equivalent knowledge in anatomy, physiology, and medical terminology
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students will acquire the theory, skills, and knowledge necessary to earn an EMT-B certificate of completion in compliance with Department of Transportation (DOT) standards. National Registry of Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT) skills testing is included in the course. Upon course completion the student must take a National Registry written exam through a NREMT approved testing site. This course meets state and national standards for EMT-B training and is approved by Santa Clara County Emergency Medical Services as preparation for EMT-B certification. Students must provide own transporation to a mandatory ride-along and clinical experience.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116991
103 Lec MTWTH   07:30 PM—08:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 213  Takahashi, Gerald
    103 Lec MTWTH   07:30 PM—08:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 213  Miller, Scott
    103 Lab MTWTH   08:30 PM—09:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 214  Miller, Scott
    103 Lab MTWTH   08:30 PM—09:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 214  Shong, Zachary
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ENGL 001A - English Composition  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 0   |  Write: 0  | Math:
Prerequisite: Continuing students must complete ((ENGL 104 or ENGL 092) and (ENGL 102 or READ 101)) or ESL 091; all with C or better. New students will be placed based on the results of assessment.
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn the skills necessary for writing college level compositions. Students learn expository writing, critical reading, and research techniques. Students will also learn to write academic essays including a documented research paper in conventional format using MLA style. English 001A is the first transfer level English course.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116413
102 Lec MW   07:45 AM—09:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE127  Alkire, Scott
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116414
103 Lec TTH   07:45 AM—09:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE127  Nestojko, Jennifer
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ZTC
116415
104 Lec TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE121  Alvarez, Patricia
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking ENGL 001A. Students must enroll in both ENGL 001A-104 and ENGL 120-104. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
116417
105 Lec MW   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE111  Breheny, Jessica
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking ENGL 001A. Students must enroll in both ENGL 001A-105 and ENGL 120-105.
116419
106 Lec MW   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE213  Maughn, James
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking ENGL 001A. Students must enroll in both ENGL 001A-106 and ENGL 120-106.
116421
107 Lec TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B202  Stokes-Cobb, Jeannie
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116422
108 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B205  Griffin, Dedrick
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116423
109 Lec F   09:00 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE127  Alkire, Scott
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116424
110 Lec MW   10:15 AM—01:30 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 B102  Swanson, John
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. ENGL 001A-110 and ENGL 001C-107 are part of a one semester accelerated learning community. Students should plan to enroll in both sections.
116434
119 Lec M   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE115  Torres, Noe
116435
120 Lec TTH   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE111  Edwards, Marlise
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking ENGL 001A. Students must enroll in both ENGL 001A-120 and ENGL 120-120.
116437
121 Lec TTH   06:15 PM—07:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE205  Lahr, Shawn
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking ENGL 001A. Students must enroll in both ENGL 001A-121 and ENGL 120-121.
116439
122 Lec M   10:15 AM—11:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE213  Maughn, James
116929
123 Lec F   09:15 AM—11:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE113  Vasquez, Lisa
ENGL 001B - English Composition  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 0   |  Write: 0  | Math:
Prerequisite: ENGL 001A with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
English 001B is a second semester college composition course. Students will study expository and argumentative writing directed toward an analysis of ideas and concepts from a wide variety of literature. Students will read fiction, drama, poetry, and essays critically reading in these genres for the purpose of writing.
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Sec
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116441
103 Lec T   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B207  Kozlowski, Heidi
116442
104 Lec W   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE205  Kozlowski, Heidi
116447
109 Lec T   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 B207  Kozlowski, Heidi
ENGL 001C - Critical Thinking/Composition  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 0   |  Write: 0  | Math:
Prerequisite: ENGL 001A with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn to identify the basic structures of arguments and the ways people use language to fortify or to falsify arguments. This course presents the techniques of critical reasoning and advanced composition. Students will analyze and demonstrate these techniques by writing and critiquing essays. This course is specifically designed to meet the IGETC critical thinking requirement.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116425
107 Lec MW   10:15 AM—01:05 PM 03/27/23— 05/26/23 B102  Swanson, John
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. ENGL 001A-110 and ENGL 001C-107 are part of a one semester accelerated learning community. Students should plan to enroll in both sections.
116448
103 Lec MW   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE113  Griffin, Dedrick
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116450
105 Lec TTH   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE205  Stokes-Cobb, Jeannie
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ZTC
116451
106 Lec TTH   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE121  Alvarez, Patricia
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
116452
108 Lec TTH   12:15 PM—01:45 PM 02/14/23— 05/26/23 GE205  Lahr, Shawn
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116453
109 Lec TH   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 02/16/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Nestojko, Jennifer
116460
116 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE215  Pino, Anthony
116973
117 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B209  Torres, Noe
    117 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B209  Vasquez, Lisa
    117 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B209  Torres, Noe
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This section is part of the Puente Learning Community. To learn about the program and how to apply, refer to the Puente web page: https://sjcc.edu/students/support-programs/puente.aspx
ENGL 120 - Composition Skills Support  2.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Corequisite: ENGL 001A
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students will develop writing and critical thinking skills to enhance success in ENGL 001A. This is a supplemental support course for ENGL 001A. Students will practice a variety of writing and revision techniques and build research literacy. Topics may include essay organization, writing for an audience, using college level diction and tone, and self-reflective strategies for revision. This course must be taken concurrently with ENGL 001A.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
116416
104 Lec TTH   10:45 AM—11:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE121  Alvarez, Patricia
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking ENGL 001A. Students must enroll in both ENGL 001A-104 and ENGL 120-104. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
116418
105 Lec MW   12:15 PM—01:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE111  Breheny, Jessica
    105 Lec MW   12:15 PM—01:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE111  Breheny, Jessica
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking ENGL 001A. Students must enroll in both ENGL 001A-105 and ENGL 120-105.
116420
106 Lec MW   01:45 PM—02:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE213  Maughn, James
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking ENGL 001A. Students must enroll in both ENGL 001A-106 and ENGL 120-106.
116436
120 Lec TTH   12:15 PM—01:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE111  Edwards, Marlise
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking ENGL 001A. Students must enroll in both ENGL 001A-120 and ENGL 120-120.
116438
121 Lec TTH   07:45 PM—08:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE205  Lahr, Shawn
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking ENGL 001A. Students must enroll in both ENGL 001A-121 and ENGL 120-121.
ENGR 003 - Introduction to Engineering  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 4
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be introduced to the engineering profession and to the devices, processes, and techniques utilized in solving engineering problems. Students will learn modern engineering tools in hands-on and computer-based labs.  They will further develop engineering leadership and team self-management skills.  As an orientation to the engineering field, students will learn what engineers do and what guides their thinking, both analytically and ethically. Students will learn and employ research-driven, affective strategies for academic success. As they explore career and academic pathways, students will develop their long-term engineering goals and will leave with a detailed plan for success in the inspiring world of engineering.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116656
101 Lec MW   10:30 AM—11:20 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S205  Singh, Shiva
    101 Lab MW   09:00 AM—10:20 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S206  Singh, Shiva
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ENGR 032 - Statics  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: PHYS 004A and MATH 072 with a C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will analyze engineering structures in equilibrium. This is the first course in engineering mechanics and covers principles of statics as applied to particles and rigid bodies in two and three dimensions under concentrated and distributed force systems. Topics include properties of forces, moments, couples and resultants; two- and three-dimensional force systems, analysis of trusses, and beams; distributed forces, shear and bending moment diagrams, center of gravity, centroids, friction, and area and mass moments of inertia.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116659
101 Lec MW   03:15 PM—04:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S203  Huang, Yiyun
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ENGR 033 - Circuit Analysis  4.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: PHYS 004B with C or better
Corequisite: MATH 078
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will analyze DC and AC circuits. This is an introductory course in the analysis of DC and AC linear circuits containing resistors, capacitors, inductors, dependent sources, operational amplifiers, and/or switches. Analyses of circuits are performed using circuit laws and network theorems. Topics will include Ohm's Law, Kirchhoff's Laws, nodal and mesh analyses, Thevenin's and Norton's Theorems, superposition, first and second order RLC circuits, sinusoidal steady-state analysis, phasors, AC power calculations, power transfer and energy concepts. Lab component includes construction, testing, simulation and analysis of linear electrical circuits. 
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Sec
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Time
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Room
Instructor
117230
102 Lec T   09:00 AM—12:15 PM 02/09/23— 05/26/23 S205  Nguyen, Tan
    102 Lab TH   09:00 AM—12:15 PM 02/09/23— 05/26/23 S206  Nguyen, Tan
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ENVIR 010 - Environmental Science  4.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
In this interdisciplinary course, students will examine the foundations for a sustainable future and interaction between human civilization and the environment. Students will explore the major issues facing our planet from a scientific perspective, focusing on physical, chemical, and biological processes within the Earth system, the interaction between humans and these processes, and the role of science in finding sustainable solutions. Topics include environmental policies, population growth, resource exploitation, ecological principles, biodiversity, climate change, sustainability, renewable and non-renewable energy, water resources, air and water pollution, and solid waste management. 
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116663
101 Lab M   10:45 AM—01:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S128  Datta, Sanhita
116664
102 Lab W   10:45 AM—01:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S128  Datta, Sanhita
116665
103 Lec TTH   09:00 AM—10:20 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S202  DiGirolamo, Lisa
    103 Lab T   10:30 AM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S128  DiGirolamo, Lisa
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116666
104 Lab TH   10:45 AM—01:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S128  DiGirolamo, Lisa
ZTC
116667
105 Lab TH   06:15 PM—09:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S128  Schriber, Jennifer
ZTC
116668
106 Lab S   09:15 AM—12:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S128  Zuluaga Montero, Ana Bella
ESL 099 - Advanced Reading and Writing  6.00 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Prerequisite: ESL 302 with P grade
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will write a variety of texts that exhibit depth, relevance, and complexity in idea development. Students will also apply literal, inferential, interpretive reading, and critical thinking skills, likewise, enhance skills in vocabulary comprehension and acquisition and the advanced level of language learning. Reading materials will highlight the human condition and cultural representation, especially those of immigrant cultures within the United States, and will include literary works, articles, essays, and a technical report. This course is designed for non-native speakers of English in preparation for ENGL 1A-English Composition.
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116597
101 Lec F   09:15 AM—12:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE213  Trombly-Christen, Christine
ESL 302 - Intro College Rdg and Wrtg  6.00 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 0   |  Write: 0  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: ESL 312 and ESL 313, both with P grade or placement based on assessment
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students will focus on writing essays that exhibit the depth and complexity of low-advanced language level academic texts. They will study language elements used to present clear and effective thesis statements. They will evaluate a variety of texts that demonstrate the ways writers express ideas for a variety of purposes and intent. Students will also continue to improve skills in academic and extensive reading, critical thinking, and vocabulary acquisition. Reading materials will highlight current issues and topics of interest across cultures including articles, essays, and literary works. This course is designed for non-native speakers of English two levels below English 1A.
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116471
101 Lec F   09:15 AM—12:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE111  Sokolenko, Yevgeniya
116472
102 Lec M   07:45 PM—09:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE111  Cao, Dongmei
    102 Lec W   06:15 PM—09:45 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE111  Cao, Dongmei
    102 Lab M   06:15 PM—07:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE111  Cao, Dongmei
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ESL 312 - Introduction to the Essay  5.00 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Prerequisite: ESL-322 or ESL-522 and ESL-323 or ESL-523 and ESL-324 or ESL-524, all with P grade or placement based on assessment.
Corequisite: ESL 312L
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students will read and write multiple-paragraph compositions with the depth and complexity of high-intermediate academic texts. They will expand their study of well-written paragraphs to include short essays on academic topics. They will acquire grammar, writing, revision, and editing skills for college-level academic work.  Concurrent enrollment in ESL 312L is required for computer-assisted grammar and writing practice with lab assistance. ESL 312 is a high-intermediate writing course for non-native speakers of English three levels below English 001A.
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116473
101 Lec T   08:30 AM—10:55 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE215  Mitevska, Margarita
ESL 312L - ESL Skills Development Lab  0.50 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 0   |  Write: 0  | Math: 0
Corequisite: ESL 312
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
This laboratory course is required learning assistance for students enrolled in ESL 312. Students will receive individualized instructional support and use educational software that expands students’ experience with writing short essays that demonstrate logical development of a thesis and grammatical and lexical proficiency at an intermediate-high proficiency level.
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Instructor
116477
102 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Mitevska, Margarita
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Tuesdays 11:30-1:00pm.
ESL 313 - Intro to College Reading  3.00 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 0   |  Write: 0  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: ESL-322 or ESL-522 and ESL-323 or ESL-523 and ESL-324 or ESL-524, all with P grade, or placement based on assessment
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (ESL 312 or ESL 314 or ESL 317) and ESL 203 is strongly recommended
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students will acquire reading and vocabulary skills at a intermediate-high level of English proficiency. They will read and respond to introductory college-level texts, develop literal and critical comprehension, and expand vocabulary for academic purposes. Strongly recommended: concurrent enrollment ESL 312 or ESL 314 or ESL 208.
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Time
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Instructor
116479
102 Lec TTH   05:30 PM—06:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE213  Sanchez, Claudio
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
117050
103 Lec TH   10:15 AM—12:05 PM 02/16/23— 05/26/23 GE223  do Carmo, Patricia
ESL 314 - Interm-High Listen & Speak  3.00 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Prerequisite: ESL 324 or ESL 524 with P grade or placement based on assessment
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (ESL 312 or ESL 313 or ESL 316 or ESL 317) and ESL 204 is strongly recommended.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students refine listening comprehension and speaking skills in academic, vocational, and social contexts at the intermediate-high level. Students will participate in class activities and use multimedia materials focused on improving aural comprehension, oral communication, and clear pronunciation in a variety of contexts. Strongly recommended: concurrent enrollment in ESL 312 or ESL 313 or ESL 208. 
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Instructor
116480
101 Lec TTH   07:05 PM—08:25 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B203  Sanchez, Claudio
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ESL 322 - Paragraph Development  5.00 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 0   |  Write: 0  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: ESL 532 with P grade or placement based on assessment.
Corequisite: ESL 322L
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment strongly recommended in ESL 323 or ESL 523 and/or ESL 324 or ESL 524.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students will develop intermediate level writing proficiency. They will write paragraphs and journals on various topics to acquire grammar, writing, and lexical skills. Concurrent enrollment in ESL 322L is required for computer-assisted grammar and writing practice with lab assistance.Concurrent enrollment strongly recommended in ESL 323 or ESL 523 and/or ESL 324 or ESL 524.
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Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116481
101 Lec MW   10:00 AM—12:25 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE211  Erkal, Zerrin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ESL 322L - ESL Skills Development Lab  0.50 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 0   |  Write: 0  | Math: 0
Corequisite: ESL 322
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
This laboratory course is required learning assistance for students enrolled in ESL 322. Students will receive individualized instructional support and use educational software that expands their experience with paragraphing and sentence level grammar.
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116485
101 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Erkal, Zerrin
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Mondays 3:00-4:50pm
ESL 323 - Reading and Vocabulary Develop  3.00 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Prerequisite: ESL 532 or ESL 333 with P grade or placement based on assessment
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (322 or 324 or 327) and ESL 203 is strongly recommended.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students will acquire reading and vocabulary skills at the intermediate level of proficiency in English. Students will develop reading comprehension and vocabulary development and engage in discussion and writing activities. Strongly recommended: Concurrent enrollment in ESL 322 or 522 and/or ESL 324 or ESL 524 and/or  ESL 508. 
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Time
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Room
Instructor
116489
101 Lec MW   10:05 AM—11:25 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE219  Sokolenko, Yevgeniya
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116493
103 Lec TTH   08:30 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE217  do Carmo, Patricia
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ESL 324 - Listen/Speak Skills Dev  4.00 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Prerequisite: ESL 531 with P grade or placement based on assessment
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in ESL 322 or 522 and/or ESL 323 or 523 and/or ESL 508 is strongly recommended.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students will learn listening skills such as inferring speaker’s point of view, intent, and tone, recognizing target vocabulary and idioms, identifying events in sequence, and applying note-taking skills. Students will also learn speaking skills at the intermediate level of proficiency such as using effective discussion techniques to exchange and verify information, request clarification, interrupt a conversation, express opinions, and prepare for, create, and deliver short oral presentations. Strongly recommended: Concurrent enrollment in ESL 322 or 522 and/or ESL 323 or 523 and/or ESL 508.
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116495
101 Lec MW   08:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE111  Takei, Leslie
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116501
103 Lec TTH   10:05 AM—11:55 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B203  Chien, Sharon
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
117584
105 Lec TTH   06:30 PM—08:20 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 GE127  Chien, Sharon
ESL 327 - English Pronunciation 2  3.00 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Prerequisite: Successful completion of ESL 334 or ESL 337 or placement based on assessment
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (ESL 322 or ESL 323 or ESL 324) and ESL 207 is strongly recommended.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students further their study of the pronunciation, intonation, stress, and rhythm patterns of English. They are introduced to the phonetic alphabet and study the sound-spelling correlations of English. They also receive further instruction on the production of sounds in word-initial and word-final environments, intonation and stress patterns in multi-syllabic words, and native-like sentence stress, rhythm and intonation. Multimedia and online resources supplement the course.
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Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116504
101 Lec TTH   12:35 PM—01:55 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE221  Haven, Kathleen
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ESL 508 - ESL Skills Lab  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
This open entry/open exit course provides individualized support for English Language Learners in need of English skills improvement. Students will use educational software and online formats that expand and enrich the learning experience beyond the classroom. This course provides supplemental support for English Language Learners enrolled in any SJCC course.
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Room
Instructor
116509
101 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Chien, Sharon
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Mondays 10:00-11:50am.
116510
102 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Shugan, Nathapong
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Tuesdays 9:30-11:00am.
116512
103 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Trombly-Christen, Christine
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Wednesdays 10:00-11:30am.
116517
104 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Mitevska, Margarita
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Mondays 11:30-1:20pm.
116518
105 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  McKinlay, Huimin
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Mondays 1:00-2:50pm.
116519
106 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Lee, Daisy
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Tuesdays 1:00-2:30pm.
116520
107 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Trombly-Christen, Christine
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Wednesdays 1:00-2:30pm.
116522
109 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Mitevska, Margarita
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Thursdays 10:00-11:30am.
116523
110 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Lee, Daisy
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Thursdays 12:00-1:30pm.
116524
111 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Hamilton, Webster
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Fridays 8:40-10:30am.
116525
112 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Hamilton, Webster
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Fridays 10:30-12:20pm.
ESL 511A - Learning Management Tools  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Recommended: Low-intermediate English Skills or completed Level 4 or 5 ESL at an adult school.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
Students learn the basics of using Canvas, Zoom, and other ESL digital program tools to facilitate learning English in their ESL classes. Students will study the basic features of the programs to enable them to get information, do activities as instructed, and submit information for their classes through these digital learning tools.
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Room
Instructor
ZTC
116529
101 Lec TTH   06:15 PM—07:40 PM 03/14/23— 04/20/23 GE113  Faravashi, Sorena
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ESL 511B - Computer Skills  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Recommended: Low-intermediate English Skills or completed Level 4 or 5 ESL at an adult school.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
Students will study the basics of using word processing programs like Microsoft Word and Google Docs for their ESL class tasks and assignments. Student will perform word processing skills of: creating and formatting documents, revising and editing content, tracking changes and comments, using tables and templates, inserting images, and using styles. In addition, students will learn class presentation tools like Powerpoint.
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Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
116530
101 Lec TTH   06:15 PM—07:50 PM 04/25/23— 05/26/23 GE113  Faravashi, Sorena
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ESL 511C - Computer Skills for Esl  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Recommended: Low-intermediate English Skills or completed Level 4 or 5 ESL at an adult school.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
Students will be introduced to the digital systems of SJCC as an educational institution, e.g. MyWeb and instructions and information on the webpages of the offices and services of the San Jose City College website. Students will also study the various array of services that SJCC offers the students and generally, their educational options while at and after being at SJCC.
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Sec
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
116528
101 Lec TTH   06:15 PM—07:40 PM 02/07/23— 03/09/23 GE211  Faravashi, Sorena
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ESL 522 - Paragraph Development  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Prerequisite: ESL 532 with P grade or placement based on assessment.
Corequisite: ESL 522L
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment strongly recommended in ESL 323 or ESL 523 and/or ESL 324 or ESL 524.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
This is a noncredit version of ESL 322. Students will develop intermediate level writing proficiency. They will write paragraphs and journals on various topics to acquire grammar, writing, and lexical skills. Concurrent enrollment in ESL 522L is required for computer-assisted grammar and writing practice with lab assistance. Concurrent enrollment strongly recommended in ESL 323 or ESL 523 and/or ESL 324 or ESL 524.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
116482
101 Lec MW   10:00 AM—12:25 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE211  Erkal, Zerrin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ESL 522L - ESL Skills Development Lab  0.00 Units
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116486
101 Lab   02/13/23— 05/26/23 L120  Erkal, Zerrin
Students can use the lab any time the lab is open. This instructor is in the lab Mondays 3:00-4:50pm.
ESL 523 - Reading and Vocab Development  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Prerequisite: ESL 532 with P grade or placement based on assessment.
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in ESL 322 or ESL 522 and/or ESL 324 or ESL 524 and/or ESL 508.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
This is a noncredit version of ESL 323. Students will acquire reading and vocabulary skills at the intermediate level of proficiency in English. Students will develop reading comprehension and vocabulary development and engage in discussion and writing activities. Strongly recommended:Concurrent enrollment in ESL 322 or 522 and/or ESL 324 or ESL 524 and/or  ESL 508.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
116490
101 Lec MW   10:05 AM—11:25 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE219  Sokolenko, Yevgeniya
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116494
103 Lec TTH   08:30 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE217  do Carmo, Patricia
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ESL 524 - Interm Listen/Speak Skills  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Prerequisite: ESL 531 with P grade or placement based on assessment.
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in ESL 322 or 522 and/or ESL 323 or 523 and/or ESL 508 is strongly recommended.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
This is a noncredit version of ESL 324. Students will learn listening skills such as inferring speaker’s point of view, intent, and tone, recognizing target vocabulary and idioms, identifying events in sequence, and applying note-taking skills. Students will also learn speaking skills at the intermediate level of proficiency such as using effective discussion techniques to exchange and verify information, request clarification, interrupt a conversation, express opinions, and prepare for, create, and deliver short oral presentations. Strongly recommended: Concurrent enrollment in ESL 322 or 522 and/or ESL 323 or 523 and/or ESL 508.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
116496
101 Lec MW   08:00 AM—09:50 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE111  Takei, Leslie
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116502
103 Lec TTH   10:05 AM—11:55 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B203  Chien, Sharon
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
117203
104 Lec TTH   06:30 PM—08:20 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 GE127  Chien, Sharon
ESL 527 - English Pronunciation 2  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Prerequisite: ESL 531 or ESL 532 or Placement based on assessment
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
Students will further their study of the pronunciation, intonation, stress, and rhythm patterns of English. They are introduced to the phonetic alphabet and study the sound-spelling correlations of English. They also receive further instruction on the production of sounds in word-initial and word-final environments, intonation and stress patterns in multi-syllabic words, and nativelike sentence stress, rhythm and intonation. Multimedia and online resources supplement the course. This is a noncredit course.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
116505
101 Lec TTH   12:35 PM—01:55 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE221  Haven, Kathleen
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ESL 531 - Inter-Low Listening/Speaking  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Recommended: It is recommended that the student has completed higher levels of Adult Education ESL courses.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
ESL 531 is a non-credit academic intermediate-low listening and speaking skills course for non-native speakers of English. Students learn listening skills, such as distinguishing main idea from details. Students also learn speaking skills, such as restating main ideas, asking questions, and exchanging information.
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Sec
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Time
Date
Room
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ZTC
116532
102 Lec MW   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE211  Erkal, Zerrin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116537
103 Lec TTH   09:15 AM—11:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE219  Cao, Dongmei
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116538
104 Lec MW   08:30 AM—10:20 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE205  McKinlay, Huimin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116539
105 Lec MW   11:15 AM—01:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B203  Takei, Leslie
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116540
106 Lec TTH   09:00 AM—11:10 AM 02/14/23— 05/26/23 GE213  McKinlay, Huimin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
117132
109 Lec TTH   06:15 PM—08:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE215  Aloe, Andrea
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ESL 532 - Inter-Low Reading and Writing  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Recommended: It is recommended that the student has completed higher levels of Adult Education ESL courses or is at the low-intermediate level of proficiency in ESL.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
ESL 532 is a non-credit academic intermediate-low reading and writing skills course for non-native speakers of English.  Students learn writing techniques and grammar for composing sentences and short paragraphs. Students also study reading and vocabulary skills and strategies for the literal and critical comprehension of intermediate level ESL texts. 
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116542
101 Lec TTH   09:00 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE211  Erkal, Zerrin
    101 Lec TTH   09:00 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE211  Erkal, Zerrin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116543
102 Lec TTH   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE117  Hamilton, Webster
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116547
105 Lec MW   09:00 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE117  do Carmo, Patricia
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116548
106 Lec TTH   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE219  Cao, Dongmei
    106 Lec TTH   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE219  Cao, Dongmei
    106 Lec TTH   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE219  Cao, Dongmei
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ESL 541 - Grammar for Writers 1  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
ESL students will study English grammar and syntactic structure at the intermediate level of language proficiency. Students will acquire skills in the use of grammar structures such as verb phrases, noun phrases, modification structures, and various sentence structures to make meaningful context and express meaning appropriately and accurately in oral and written discourse. Concurrent enrollment in ESL 322 and ESL 208 is strongly recommended.
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116549
101 Lec MW   07:05 PM—08:35 PM 02/06/23— 05/26/23 GE113  Carrell, Tanya
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ESL 542 - Grammar for Writers 2  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Recommended: It is strongly recommended that the student has completed ESL 541, or ESL 322, or has an ESL proficiency level of intermediate-high level.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
ESL students will study English grammar and syntactic structure at the low-advanced level of proficiency. Students will explore the use of these structures in varying discourse contexts and for varied rhetorical purposes. Focus will be on expanding awareness and use of grammar and syntactic structures to express meaning accurately in oral and written discourse. Students will refine editing and revision skills.
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116550
101 Lec MW   11:10 AM—12:40 PM 02/06/23— 05/26/23 GE123  Aloe, Andrea
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ESL 550 - ESL for the Workplace  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Recommended: It is recommended that the student has completed higher levels of Adult Education ESL courses.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
Students study listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills for a variety of tasks associated with workplaces. Vocabulary used in this course may be specifically geared towards the particular workplace area this course is offered for.
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116552
102 Lec S   09:15 AM—01:05 PM 02/11/23— 05/26/23 GE113  Shugan, Nathapong
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ETH 020 - African American Culture  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will critically examine past, present and evolving social, political, and economic dynamics that create African American culture. African American culture is an integral component of U.S. culture. African American culture continues to evolve and change with time. This course is a survey of the African American cultural experience in the United States.
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116890
101 Lec M   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B208  White, Khalid
ETH 027 - Intro to Race & Ethnicity  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will critically explore the phenomena of race and ethnicity in the history of the United States. Examining the socio-political realities of power, students analyze the processes by which racial stratification occur. Particular emphasis is placed on the socio-historical experiences of major, subordinate ethnic groups in America --African Americans, Latina/o Americans, Asian Americans, and Native Americans. Students critically analyze major theoretical approaches to understanding the circumstances that have shaped present race relations in America and various Ethnic Studies paradigms.
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116279
104 Lec W   06:15 PM—07:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE123  Mentz, Morgan
116281
106 Lec MW   01:45 PM—03:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE123  Mentz, Morgan
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116282
107 Lec T   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B102  Garay, Ernesto
ZTC
116284
109 Lec MW   01:25 PM—02:55 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MIL-L1  Garay, Ernesto
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Milpitas High School. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ETH 028 - Intro Crit Race & Soc Just  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Interdisciplinary study of contemporary issues related to race and ethnicity in the United States. This course will critically examine social justice movements in relation to ethnic and racial groups in the United States to provide a basis for a better understanding of the socio-economic, cultural and political conditions among key social groups.
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117004
102 Lec TTH   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE207  Gamboa, Jacqueline
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ETH 031 - Social Justice Chicanx Comm  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Recommended: Completion of ETH 030
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn the political, economic, and social justice issues facing Chicanx communities in the United States. Theoretical foundations and concepts discussed in the course include race and racism, intersectionality, decolonization, imperialism, anti-racism, white-supremacy, self-determination, and liberation. Particular emphasis will be focused on current and structural issues such as educational equity, health care, climate justice, immigrant rights, women's rights, labor rights, and the criminal justice system. 
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116289
101 Lec F   09:00 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE123  Gamboa, Juan
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ETH 037A - Mexican American History I  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will survey the social, political, economic, and cultural history of the Mexican American experience within the context of U.S. history from the pre-Columbian era to Reconstruction. Students will also critically analyze the roles and contributions that Mexican Americans have played in the development of the United States with comparisons to other groups. ETH 037A, along with ETH 037B, satisfies the District requirements in U.S. History, Constitution and American Ideals requirement.
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116290
103 Lec TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE123  Gamboa, Juan
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
ETH 037B - Mexican American History II  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will survey the social, poltical, economic, and cultural history of the Mexican American experience within the context of U.S. history from Reconstruction to the present. Students will also analyze roles and contributions that Mexican Americans have played in the development of the United States and California, and with comparisons to other groups. ETH 037B, along with ETH 037A, satisfies the District requirements in U.S. History, Constitution and American Ideals requirement.
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116294
103 Lec TTH   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE123  Gamboa, Juan
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116296
105 Lec MW   04:00 PM—05:25 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 PEGASUS  Mentz, Morgan
This section is held at Pegasus High School: 1776 Educational Park Dr., San Jose, CA 95133. It follows the Pegasus High School academic calendar.
ZTC
116297
106 Lec MT   08:30 AM—09:20 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 LIN  Rodriguez, Andres
    106 Lec W   08:30 AM—09:40 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 LIN  Rodriguez, Andres
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Lincoln High School. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116298
107 Lec WF   01:36 PM—03:26 PM 01/30/23— 05/12/23 WG  Gamboa, Juan
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Willow Glen High School. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116299
108 Lec TTH   01:55 PM—03:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GHS  Gamboa, Jacqueline
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Gunderson High School. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116300
109 Lec T   02:25 PM—03:40 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 PIO  Garay, Ernesto
    109 Lec TH   01:40 PM—03:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 PIO  Garay, Ernesto
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Pioneer High School. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
116962
110 Lec MW   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B209  Gamboa, Juan
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This section is part of the Puente Learning Community. To learn about the program and how to apply, refer to the Puente web page: https://sjcc.edu/students/support-programs/puente.aspx
ETH 042 - Asian American Experience  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will survey Asian Pacific American experience, with more emphasis on the six largest ethnic groups: Chinese, Filipino, Indian, Vietnamese, Korean, and Japanese. Students will analyze migration, ethnic culture, and contributions of Asian Pacific Americans in the United States, with comparison to other racial groups including African and Latinx Americans.
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116301
101 Lec W   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE123  Huynh, Cindy
FCS 070 - Child Development  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study the child from the prenatal period through adolescence. The physical, social-emotional, and cognitive aspects of development are explored. This course is required for ECE majors and recommended for nursing and psychology majors, and anyone wanting to understand the development of children.
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116305
102 Lec W   06:15 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 03/24/23 B201  Kennedy, Julie
FMT 100 - Intro Facilities Maintenance  3.50 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Recommended: Mechanical aptitude, and good command of communication skills.
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to industrial maintenance and operations including OSHA-approved industrial safety procedures and practices. Students acquire knowledge in and apply the use of basic tools and specialized equipment for use in lubrication, maintenance, electrical operation, and repair for industrial facilities equipment.
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116819
101 Lec F   12:45 PM—03:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 107I  Harlan, Richard
    101 Lab F   04:00 PM—05:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 107J  Harlan, Richard
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
FMT 105 - Intro Indust Elect & Controls  2.50 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: FMT 100 with C or better
Recommended: Completion of AIRC 121 and AIRC 122 is strongly recommended
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will develop a working knowledge of the common electronic control devices used in industry. They will gain skills in using electronic test equipment.
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117081
101 Lab W   05:00 PM—06:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 209L  Cronan, Jonathan
FMT 120 - Low/High Pressure Boilers  3.00 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
The student will learn to identify, maintain, and operate small and large heating systems used in commercial, institutional, and industrial applications. Types of equipment include hot water, low-pressure and high-pressure steam boilers, auxiliary, safety and flame safeguard controls, steam traps, condensate return, and water treatment systems. Safe and efficient operation of boilers and related central plant machinery and equipment will be emphasized.
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116821
101 Lec F   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 209  Mabie, Christopher
    101 Lab F   09:15 PM—10:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 209  Mabie, Christopher
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
FMT 122 - Intro PLC  4.00 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Recommended: It is helpful to have experience using a PC and completed CIS 041
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study principles of programmable logic controllers (PLCs) operation. Students learn control applications using PLCs in a systematic approach involving problem analysis, ladder diagrams, selection of PLC input and output modules, programming logic functions, and testing. Students will focus on implementation of simple applications in the laboratory.
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117118
102 Lab W   07:00 PM—10:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 107J  Mabie, Christopher
FMT 123 - Intermediate PLCs  4.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: FMT 122 with C or better
Recommended: Student should be comfortable working with office applications on the Windows desktop. Familiarity with the Rockwell Automation RSLogix 5000 integrated development environment is a plus.
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn advanced topics of programmable logic controllers (PLCs) programming. Students study how control applications will be applied to control systems for factory automation and robotic applications. Students will focus on implementation of intermediate applications in the laboratory.
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117119
102 Lab W   07:00 PM—10:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 107A  Mabie, Christopher
FREN 001A - Elementary French  5.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students develop elementary skills in listening, reading, speaking and writing. Students will acquire vocabulary, structures and patterns necessary for comprehension of standard spoken and written French at the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) Novice Mid to Novice High sub-levels. The course provides insights into the diversity of French and francophone cultures and civilizations.
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116553
101 Lec MW   10:45 AM—01:10 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE201  Berke, Michael
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor
FREN 001B - Elementary French  5.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: FREN 001A with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students continue to develop elementary skills in listening, reading, speaking and writing. Students acquire vocabulary and grammatical structures and patterns necessary for comprehension of standard spoken and written French at the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) Novice High to Intermediate Low sub-levels. The course provides insights into the diversity of French and francophone cultures and civilizations.
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116555
101 Lec TTH   01:10 PM—03:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE105  Berke, Michael
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor
GEOL 010 - Physical Geology  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to geologic processes related to volcanoes, earthquakes, landslides, erosion, tsunami, and Earth resources. The relationship of these processes to each other and to overarching geologic concepts, such as plate tectonics, the rock cycle and the water cycle will be examined. Major focuses include communicating scientific concepts and the impact these processes have on civilization. The scientific method is illustrated as it relates to analyzing geologic problems. Field trips may be required. 
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116669
101 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S213  Smay, Jessica
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
GEOL 010L - Physical Geology Laboratory  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerquisite: GEOL 010L with C or better
Corequisite: Previous or concurrent enrollment in GEOL 010
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study minerals, rocks, and sediments and the processes that form them. These and other geologic processes will be related to plate tectonics, the rock cycle and the water cycle. A major focus is on using the scientific method to study these geologic processes and concepts. Projects will include using technology to conduct experiments that model geologic processes, interpreting maps and other images, and studying geologic processes in the field. Field trips may be required.
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116670
101 Lab M   10:45 AM—01:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S213  Smay, Jessica
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
GEOL 015L - Earth Science Laboratory  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: GEOL 015L with C or better
Corequisite: Previous or concurrent enrollment in GEOL 015
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study the highlights of geology, astronomy, oceanography, and meteorology. Students will perform laboratory experiments and modeling activities covering topics such as plate tectonics, the lives of stars, earthquakes, tides and extreme weather. Students will examine the relationship of these processes to each other and to overarching earth science concepts such as the rock and water cycles, ocean currents, weather patterns, and the solar system.  A major focus is on using the scientific method to study these processes and concepts.  Field trips may be required.  
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116672
101 Lab W   10:45 AM—01:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 S213  Smay, Jessica
GLOBL 001 - Introduction to Global Studies  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the emerging field of Global Studies. Students gain an interdisciplinary view of globalization and global perspectives that include consideration of social, cultural, religious, political, and geographical factors that affect the world community. Significant economic trends and environmental issues are addressed. 
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117147
102 Lec M   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 02/27/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Schultz, William
GLOBL 007 - Global Citizenship/Civics  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will acquire knowledge and skills to gain a better understanding of multicultural perspectives on national and transnational political issues, the global economy, and worldwide social development. A major focus of this course is on what it means to be a responsible citizen of the world. Students will be encouraged to envision and effect positive change in their communities and develop an understanding of how local, national, and global challenges affect them, and how their actions affect others in the world.
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117148
102 Lec W   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 02/27/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Bernstein, Dana
GUIDE 010 - Transfer Success  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will engage in a comprehensive review of the transfer process, including a study of higher education systems, transfer admissions practices, major preparation, financial planning, and current topics related to transfer.  This course offers students an opportunity to develop an individualized transfer plan in preparation for transfer to a 4-year college.
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ZTC
116005
101 Lec W   12:10 PM—02:25 PM 04/12/23— 05/26/23 SC215  Chenportillo, Lezra
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116016
102 Lec W   01:15 PM—02:25 PM 03/01/23— 05/26/23 M203  Hagmann, Sabrina
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you. This section is part of the Puente Learning Community. To learn about the program and how to apply, refer to the Puente web page: https://sjcc.edu/students/support-programs/puente.aspx
GUIDE 096 - Career and Life Planning  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students examine career/major options, as well as attainment of life-long success in academic, professional, and personal development. Emphasis is on interest and personality testing, values clarification, career information, research skills, individual skills assessment, decision making and goal setting. Students acquire skills in professional planning including job search techniques, resume writing, and interviewing.
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116017
101 Lec TH   03:15 PM—04:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M102  Ngo, Tuan
ZTC
116018
102 Lec TH   01:30 PM—02:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE115  Reyes, William
ZTC
116020
104 Lec   02/13/23— 05/26/23 OFC  Stewart, Janae
This section is reserved for students at the Osborne Juvenile Facility. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
GUIDE 097A - Orientation to College Part I  0.50 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students receive an introduction to San Jose City College, including programs, support services, academic policies, and educational options. Students will learn key terms and ideas that support student success. At the conclusion of the course, students will be able to identify or explain the California higher education system, important SJCC programs and services, the differences between high school and college, and retention strategies for student success.
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Type
Days
Time
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Room
Instructor
ZTC
116021
101 Lec TH   10:00 AM—01:50 PM 01/19/23— 01/19/23 SC204  Tran, Doriann
    101 Lec TH   02:30 PM—03:35 PM 03/09/23— 03/09/23 GE127  Tran, Doriann
GUIDE 130 - College and Life Success  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will acquire skills and resources that will help them to become successful college students as well as aid them throughout their lives.  Topics will include college policies, procedures, programs, and academic and student services.  They will develop critical thinking and study skills, gain awareness of learning styles and strategies, and time management. Career research, selection, self-assessment, and educational planning will be introduced. Students examine their health wellness, stress management, and financial literacy. They will increase awareness of cultural diversity and intercultural communication both professionally and personally, including instructor-student interaction and student-student relationships.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116022
101 Lec M   06:00 PM—07:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE115  Garcia, Valentin
HIST 001 - Survey of American History  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are provided a broad approach to the social, constitutional, economic and political history of the U.S. with emphasis upon key events, issues and their backgrounds. HIST 001, along with POLSC 001, satisfies the District requirements in U.S. History and Constitution, and in state and local government.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
116312
103 Lec TTH   12:55 PM—02:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/16/23 LVHS  Corona, Leslie
This is a dual-enrollment section offered at Luis Valdez Leadershi Academy. It is reserved for students of this high school only. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
HIST 010A - Development of Western Culture  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students study the political, cultural, and philosophical development of Western culture and society through the study of the institutions, thought and the literary and artistic expression of the ancient world and medieval society of Europe to the Reformation. Emphasis is placed on understanding the facets of modern civilization by tracing the social, cultural, and political thought of the past. Students are also introduced to the ideas/accomplishments of significant men and women in each period.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116966
102 Lec W   01:45 PM—03:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Bernstein, Dana
HIST 017A - History of the United States  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course is a survey of the history of the United States which, with History 017B, satisfies the requirement in United States History, Constitution and American Ideals. History 017A or History 017B may not be combined with History 001 to meet the requirement in United States History, Constitution and American Ideals.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116316
103 Lec M   06:15 PM—07:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Rouse, Wendy
ZTC
116318
105 Lec TTH   01:45 PM—03:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Coburn, Justin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
ZTC
116320
107 Lec T   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Coburn, Justin
HIST 017B - History of the United States  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students examine the history of the United States from Reconstruction to the present. Along with History 017A, History 017B satisfies the requirement in United States History, Constitution and American Ideals. History 001 may not be combined with either History 017A or History 017B to meet the requirement in United States History, Constitution and American Ideals.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
116321
102 Lec TTH   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 GE125  Coburn, Justin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. This is a ZTC (zero textbook cost) section. If there is a required textbook, you will be able to access it online for free or a print copy will be loaned to you.
HIST 021 - African American History  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will examine the historical development of African Americans from pre-Colonial Africa, to enslavement in the "New World", to their establishment as US citizens who shape the economic, political, social actions and consciousness of the nation. Topics will include slavery and race, the Era of Reconstruction, the Jim Crow south, and the Civil Rights era.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116324
101 Lec W   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B208  White, Khalid
IRON 110 - Mixed Base  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Student must be a registered Ironworker Apprentice with a participating employer
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Ironworker Apprentices receive an overview of the type of construction blue prints commonly used with emphasis on function and interpretation. Apprentices will review and apply basic math skills and solve typical problems relevant to the construction trades.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116854
103 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 01/30/23— 02/03/23 OFC 
    103 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 01/30/23— 02/03/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
118794
104 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 02/21/23— 02/24/23 OFC 
    104 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 02/21/23— 02/24/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119405
105 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 03/27/23— 03/31/23 107C 
    105 Lab MTWTHF   09:44 AM—02:45 PM 03/27/23— 03/31/23 107C 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119406
106 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 03/27/23— 03/31/23 OFC 
    106 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 03/27/23— 03/31/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119407
107 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 04/24/23— 04/28/23 107C 
    107 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 04/24/23— 04/28/23 107C 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
IRON 120 - Rigging  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Student must be a registered Ironworker Apprentice with a participating employer
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Ironworker Apprentices are introduced to rigging operations such as wire rope, chains, slings, cranes, helicopters, ladders, and scaffolds. Other topics include rigging safety, knot recognition and strength identification, as well as knot application to rigging.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
118796
103 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 02/21/23— 02/24/23 OFC 
    103 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 02/21/23— 02/24/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119415
104 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 03/27/23— 03/31/23 107C 
    104 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 03/27/23— 03/31/23 107C 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119416
105 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 04/03/23— 04/07/23 OFC 
    105 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 04/03/23— 04/07/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119417
106 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 04/17/23— 04/21/23 107C 
    106 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 04/17/23— 04/21/23 107C 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119418
107 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 04/17/23— 04/21/23 OFC 
    107 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 04/17/23— 04/21/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
IRON 130 - Reinforcing  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Student must be a registered Ironworker Apprentice with a participating employer
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Ironworker Apprentices are introduced to standard codes, code classifications, plans, schedules, charts, and specifications commonly used by the iron worker. Topics include construction techniques used in reinforcing concrete members with steel, use of bar supports, placement of reinforcing iron, and general principles of bar splicing and welding. Post tensioning and pre-stressing techniques are also introduced.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116857
101 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 02/27/23— 03/03/23 OFC 
    101 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 02/27/23— 03/03/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119422
102 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 04/10/23— 04/14/23 OFC 
    102 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 04/10/23— 04/14/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119423
103 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 04/24/23— 04/28/23 OFC 
    103 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 04/24/23— 04/28/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119424
104 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 05/01/23— 05/05/23 107C 
    104 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 05/01/23— 05/05/23 107C 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
IRON 131 - Post-Tensioning  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: IRON-130 with a C or better
Corequisite: IRON-131, Student must be a registered Ironworker Apprentice with a participating employer.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Ironworker Apprentices will receive knowledge and training pertaining to post-tensioning systems used in concrete construction structures.  Students will receive additional knowledge of system components, safety practices, tools and equipment.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116860
102 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 02/06/23— 02/10/23 OFC 
    102 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 02/06/23— 02/10/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119427
103 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 05/15/23— 05/19/23 OFC 
    103 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 05/15/23— 05/19/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
IRON 140 - Precast and Metal Buildings  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Student must be a registered Ironworker Apprentice with a participating employer
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Ironworker Apprentices are introduced to the erection of precast concrete and metal buildings. Topics include rigging, handling, and installing these in a safe and economical manner. Reading and interpreting charts, tables, and blueprints will also be covered.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
119430
101 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 03/27/23— 03/31/23 OFC 
    101 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 03/27/23— 03/31/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119432
102 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 05/01/23— 05/05/23 OFC 
    102 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 05/01/23— 05/05/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
IRON 150 - Welding I  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Student must be a registered Ironworker Apprentice with a participating employer
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Ironworker Apprentices are introduced to the structure of ferrous metals and their reaction to heat. They will acquire knowledge of the equipment and materials employed in the use of shielded metal-arc, gas shielded-arc, and oxy-acetylene welding.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
119433
101 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 04/03/23— 04/07/23 107C 
    101 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 04/03/23— 04/07/23 107C 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119434
102 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 04/10/23— 04/14/23 OFC 
    102 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 04/10/23— 04/14/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
IRON 151 - Welding II  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: IRON 150 with C or better
Corequisite: Student must be a registered Ironworker Apprentice with a participating employer
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Ironworker Apprentices continue the study of ferrous metals and their reactions to heat. They will expand their knowledge of equipment and materials employed in the use of shielded metal-arc and gas shielded-arc.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116864
102 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 02/13/23— 02/17/23 OFC 
    102 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 02/13/23— 02/17/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
117121
103 Lec MW   05:00 PM—06:10 PM 02/22/23— 04/10/23 207L  Cannizzaro, Cassidy
    103 Lab MW   06:20 PM—08:10 PM 02/22/23— 04/10/23 207L  Cannizzaro, Cassidy
This section is reserved for members of IUOE Stationary Engineers Union Local 39.
118801
104 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 01/30/23— 02/03/23 OFC 
    104 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 01/30/23— 02/03/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119438
105 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 05/15/23— 05/19/23 107C 
    105 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 05/15/23— 05/19/23 107C 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119439
106 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 05/22/23— 05/26/23 OFC 
    106 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 05/22/23— 05/26/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
IRON 152 - Welding III  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: IRON 151 with C or better
Corequisite: Student must be a registered Ironworker Apprentice with a participating employer
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Ironworker Apprentices focus on advanced skill development in shielded metal arc and gas shielded arc welding on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Topics include vertical and overhead positions on all types of joints as they relate to structural stability.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116865
101 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 02/06/23— 02/10/23 OFC 
    101 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 02/06/23— 02/10/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
116866
102 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 03/06/23— 03/10/23 207 
    102 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 03/06/23— 03/10/23 207 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
117122
103 Lec MW   05:00 PM—06:05 PM 04/17/23— 05/31/23 207L  Cannizzaro, Cassidy
    103 Lab MW   06:15 PM—07:50 PM 04/17/23— 05/31/23 207L  Cannizzaro, Cassidy
This section is reserved for members of IUOE Stationary Engineers Union Local 39.
119441
104 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 05/01/23— 05/05/23 OFC 
    104 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 05/01/23— 05/05/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
IRON 161 - OSHA 30/COMET Training  2.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Student must be a registered Ironworker member with a participating employer.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Ironworker apprentices receive safety training and education in order to work safely on construction sites. They will focus on specific OSHA standards and requirements related to ironworking such as fire protection and prevention, personal protective and lifesaving equipment, etc. Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive an OSHA 30 Department of Labor card. In addition, the students will receive information regarding Construction Organizing Membership Education Training (COMET). Students must be a registered Ironworker member with a participating employer.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116869
103 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—02:45 PM 02/13/23— 02/17/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
116870
104 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—02:45 PM 02/06/23— 02/10/23 207 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
118802
105 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—02:45 PM 02/13/23— 02/17/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119445
106 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—02:45 PM 04/10/23— 04/14/23 107C 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119446
107 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—02:45 PM 05/08/23— 05/12/23 107C 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119447
108 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—02:45 PM 05/15/23— 05/19/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
IRON 170 - Structural I  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Student must be a registered Ironworker Apprentice with a participating employer
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Ironworker Apprentices study the theory and practice of blueprint reading, structural erection procedures, and proper steel structure construction.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116871
101 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 01/30/23— 02/03/23 OFC 
    101 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 01/30/23— 02/03/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119455
102 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 04/03/23— 04/07/23 OFC 
    102 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 04/03/23— 04/07/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119456
103 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 05/22/23— 05/26/23 107C 
    103 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 05/22/23— 05/26/23 107C 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
IRON 171 - Structural II  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: IRON 170 with C or better
Corequisite: Student must be a registered Ironworker Apprentice with a participating employer
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Ironworker Apprentices study the theory and practice of advanced blueprint reading related to complex structure construction. Structural erection procedures including the operation of mobile and tower cranes and proper construction of various steel structures are also covered.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116873
102 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 03/06/23— 03/10/23 OFC 
    102 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 03/06/23— 03/10/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119459
103 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 03/20/23— 03/24/23 OFC 
    103 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 03/20/23— 03/24/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119460
104 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 04/17/23— 04/21/23 107C 
    104 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 04/17/23— 04/21/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
IRON 180 - Architectural I  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Student must be a registered Ironworker Apprentice with a participating employer
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Ironworker Apprentices are introduced to architectural and ornamental iron working. Apprentices are provided detailed knowledge of the procedures and practices employed by the ironworker in architectural and ornamental iron working. Tools, anchors, fasteners, various layout instruments, and construction of curtain walls will also be covered.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
118798
103 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 02/20/23— 02/24/23 OFC 
    103 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 02/20/23— 02/24/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119464
104 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 04/17/23— 04/21/23 OFC 
    104 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 04/17/23— 04/21/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119465
105 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 04/24/23— 04/28/23 OFC 
    105 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 04/24/23— 04/28/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
IRON 181 - Architectural 2  1.50 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 2   |  Write: 2  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: IRON-181 with C or better
Corequisite: Student must be a registered Ironworker member with a participating employer.
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
The Ironworker apprentice continue to improve their skills in architectural and ornamental construction. They will install revolving doors, rolling service doors, stairs and ladders, catwalks and grating, fencing and guard rails, detention systems, space frames, and miscellaneous and ornamental steel. They will also learn the basics of lasers, theodolites and transits and the total station. Apprentices will gain knowledge and skills using different types of anchors and fasteners.  Student must be a registered Ironworker Apprentice with a participating employer.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116876
101 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 01/30/23— 02/03/23 OFC 
    101 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 01/30/23— 02/03/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
116877
102 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 02/13/23— 02/17/23 OFC 
    102 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 02/13/23— 02/17/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119468
103 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 05/01/23— 05/05/23 OFC 
    103 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 05/01/23— 05/05/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
119469
104 Lec MTWTHF   06:30 AM—09:45 AM 05/15/23— 05/19/23 OFC 
    104 Lab MTWTHF   09:55 AM—02:45 PM 05/15/23— 05/19/23 OFC 
This section is reserved for members of Ironworkers Union Local 377.
JAPAN 001A - Elementary Japanese 1  5.00 Units
Grading: O   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will develop the basic ability to understand, speak, read and write the Japanese language. Students will acquire vocabulary and grammar knowledge to achieve novice-level proficiency in Japanese language skills. Students also will study cultural aspects of Japan. This course corresponds to two years of high school study and is not recommended for native speakers of Japanese.
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Instructor
116557
101 Lec M   11:00 AM—12:30 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 B201  Fukui, Ikuko
ZTC
116559
103 Lec W   06:00 PM—07:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MIL-C1  Naito, Chikako
JOURN 022 - News Writing and Reporting  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the fundamentals of gathering and organizing information, and writing selected news and feature stories for print, electronic, and social media. Students explore the development of multiple reliable sources while covering stories of campus news. Students are introduced to interview techniques, ethical and legal issues in reporting, preparation of content for various media outlets, and Associated Press style.
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Time
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Instructor
117026
102 Lec MW   05:00 PM—06:35 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
JOURN 032A - Media Production 1  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Recommended: Successful completion of ENGL 092, consumption of commercial news, willingness to commit the time needed to produce the newspaper
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
With student leadership, students produce a publication that's by and for students. Students will focus on the practical application of writing and producing news using the City College Times, the college student newspaper, in print, online, and social media. Students will work in the following areas: researching, writing, and editing articles; taking photographs and creating graphic illustrations; developing multimedia stories; or designing pages, and advertising. Ethics and legal aspects of communication will also be covered. Students are encouraged to consume commercial news on a daily basis and to commit the time needed to produce the news publication.
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Sec
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Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117018
102 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:20 AM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
    102 Lab MW   10:30 AM—12:00 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
JOURN 032B - Media Production 2  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: JOURN 032A with C or better
Recommended: Successful completion of ENGL 092, consumption of commercial news, willingness to commit the time needed to produce the newspaper, photography background
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students continue to produce the campus newspaper for students with student leadership. They will continue to develop writing and production techniques and take on a leadership and management role in this second level media production course. They will use the City College Times, the college newspaper, in print, online, and emerging media to publish their weekly news assignments. Students will gain practical experience in the following areas: researching, writing, and editing articles, taking photographs and creating graphic illustrations; developing multimedia stories; designing, and advertising for various multimedia platforms, including print, broadcast, and online. Ethics and legal aspects of communication and media leadership/management are also covered. Students are encouraged to consume commercial news on a daily basis and to commit the time needed to produce the news publication.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117019
102 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:20 AM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
    102 Lab MW   10:30 AM—12:00 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
JOURN 032C - Media Production 3  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: JOURN 032B with C or better
Recommended: Successful completion of ENGL 092, consumption of commercial news, willingness to commit the time needed to produce the newspaper
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will continue to develop their management of the campus media in this third level of Media Production.They will gain practical experience at the intermediate-high level in developing and managing advertisements for the online and print version of the City College Times, the college newspaper.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117020
102 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:20 AM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
    102 Lab MW   10:30 AM—12:00 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
JOURN 032D - Media Production 4  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: JOURN 032C with a C or better
Recommended: Successful completion of ENGL 092, consumption of commercial news, willingness to commit the time needed to produce the newspaper
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students advance their skills in this fourth course of media production. They gain knowledge and practical experience in final print procedures related to design and layout for the online and print version of the City College Times, the college newspaper.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117021
102 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:20 AM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
    102 Lab MW   10:30 AM—12:00 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
JOURN 035A - Intro to Editorial Mgt  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Corequisite: JOURN 022 or JOURN 032A or JOURN 032B or JOURN 032C or JOURN 032D
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will acquire introductory level skills of managing the production and the editorial function of the college print and online publications. They will focus on working with the media staff to develop news and feature coverage of campus and community events and issues. Students will learn workflow management and develop leadership skills in collaborative project-based classroom environment. This course is designed for editors of the college student media.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117022
102 Lec W   02:30 PM—03:20 PM 03/01/23— 04/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
    102 Lab W   12:30 PM—02:20 PM 03/01/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
JOURN 035B - Intermediate Editorial Mgmt  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: JOURN 035A with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will acquire intermediate level skills of managing the editorial function of producing college student media. They will focus on directing media staff to develop news and feature coverage of campus and community events and issues. Students continue to learn workflow management, work under pressure, meet deadlines, and build leadership skills.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117023
102 Lec W   02:30 PM—03:20 PM 03/01/23— 04/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
    102 Lab W   12:30 PM—02:20 PM 03/01/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
JOURN 035C - Hi Intermediate Editorial Mgt  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: JOURN 035B with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will develop high intermediate skills in managing the editorial function of producing college media. Students will gain experience in editorial leadership in workflow management, introductory publication planning, copy editing, layout and design, and news judgment. Principles learned apply to print, web, and social media. This course is the third level of editorial management, and continuation of JOURN 35B. This course is designed for editors of the college student media.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117024
102 Lec W   02:30 PM—03:20 PM 03/01/23— 04/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
    102 Lab W   12:30 PM—02:20 PM 03/01/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
JOURN 035D - Advanced Editorial Mgt  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: JOURN 035C with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will acquire advanced level skills in managing the editorial function of producing college media. The course covers editorial leadership in workflow management, publication planning, copy editing, headline writing, layout and design, and news judgment. Principles learned apply to print, web, and social media. This course is the fourth level of editorial management, and continuation of JOURN 35C. This course is designed for senior editors of the college student media.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117025
102 Lec W   02:30 PM—03:20 PM 03/01/23— 04/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
    102 Lab W   12:30 PM—02:20 PM 03/01/23— 05/26/23 T302  Bordas, Alexandria
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KIN 005 - Intro to Kinesiology  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will be introduced to various subdisciplines related to Kinesiology, the study of human movement. Students will examine the areas of history, sociology, biomechanics, physiology, and psychology, as they relate to the sport and exercise environment. In addition, students will explore three career pathways involving the study of human movement: teaching, research, and professional practice.
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116044
104 Lec MW   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC140  Connor, Carlton
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KIN 095 - Life Skills Student-Athlete  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Student-athletes acquire life skills to manage academics, athletics, and work. Topics will include time management, academics, study skills, personal hygiene, health, nutrition, relationships, and conduct. Athletes will attend a variety of college workshops-campus resources-reading/writing centers, career transfer center, student health services, library, learning management system, college transfer day.
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Date
Room
Instructor
116047
101 Lec TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC140  Connor, Carlton
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINA 011 - Intercollegiate Sport Training  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Recommended: Students should possess intercollegiate athletic skills as determined by coaching staff to remain enrolled in this course
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course is designed to prepare the intercollegiate student athlete for the competitive season and reduce the risk of injury. The course includes intercollegiate-level sport-specific skills, drills, conditioning, team organization, play, and evaluation and is designed to prepare student athletes both physically and mentally for competition. It may be repeated to meet requirements for California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) eligibility.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117066
105 Lab MTTH   04:15 PM—06:05 PM 03/20/23— 05/18/23 FB  Winkler II, James
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
117756
106 Lab MTTH   04:15 PM—06:05 PM 03/20/23— 05/18/23 FB  Duran, Timothy
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINA 057 - Cross-Train Intercoll Athlete  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course is designed to prepare the intercollegiate athlete for the competitive season. Cross-training will include muscular strength and endurance, cardiovascular endurance, and flexibility. It may be repeated to meet the requirements of the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) eligibility.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116050
101 Lab TTH   06:00 AM—07:20 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MGYM  Oberg, Terri
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116051
102 Lab WF   06:00 AM—07:20 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 PF  Huntze-Rooney, Deborah
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116052
103 Lab TTH   05:00 PM—06:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 TRK  Ta, Justin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116053
104 Lab MTTH   03:15 PM—04:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC202  Duran, Timothy
    104 Lab MTTH   03:15 PM—04:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC202  Winkler II, James
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116054
105 Lab TTH   03:15 PM—04:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC202  Aye, Devin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINAM 012B - Int Basketball - Men  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: Medical examination clearance and athletic eligibility per Commission on Athletics Constitution and by-laws
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Student athletes will practice and participate in men's intercollegiate basketball competition. They will improve skills in leadership, team play, sportsmanship, and in balancing academics and athletics. Students may also participate in college and community activities.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116055
101 Lab MTTH   12:30 PM—01:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC160  Aye, Devin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINAM 024 - Intercollegiate Golf  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Medical examination clearance and athletic eligibility per Commission on Athletics Constitution and by-laws.
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Student athletes will practice and participate in men's intercollegiate golf competition. Students will develop skills in leadership, team play, sportsmanship, and in balancing academics and athletics. Students may also participate in college and community activities. Participation in off-campus competitions is required.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117199
103 Lab MWTHF   06:00 PM—08:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 OFC  Ellis, Bobby Joe
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINAM 048 - Intercoll Track & Field-Men  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Medical examination clearance and athletic eligibility per Commission on Athletics Constitution and by-laws
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Student athletes will practice and participate in intercollegiate competition in women's track and field. They will improve skills in leadership, team play, sportsmanship, and in balancing academics and athletics. Students may also participate in college and community activities. Participation in off-campus competitions is required.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116057
101 Lab MTWTHF   03:00 PM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 TRK  Ta, Justin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINAW 012B - Int Basketball - Women  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: Medical examination clearance and athletic eligibility per Commission on Athletics Constitution and by-laws
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Student athletes will practice and participate in women's intercollegiate basketball competition. They will improve skills in leadership, team play, sportsmanship, and in balancing academics and athletics. Students may also participate in college and community activities.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116059
101 Lab MTTH   02:30 PM—03:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC160  Oberg, Terri
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINAW 040 - Intercollege Softball  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Medical examination clearance and athletic eligibility per Commission on Athletics Constitution and by-laws.
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Student athletes will practice and participate in women's intercollegiate softball competition. They will improve skills in leadership, team play, sportsmanship, and in balancing academics and athletics. Students may also participate in college and community activities. Participation in off-campus competitions is required.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116060
101 Lab MTWTHF   01:45 PM—03:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 SB  Huntze-Rooney, Deborah
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINAW 048 - Intercoll Track & Field-Women  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Corequisite: Medical examination clearance and athletic eligibility per Commission on Athletics Constitution and by-laws.
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Student athletes will practice for intercollegiate competition in women's track and field. They will improve skills in leadership, team play, sportsmanship, and in balancing academics and athletics. Students may also participate in college and community activities.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116058
101 Lab MTWTHF   03:00 PM—04:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 TRK  Ta, Justin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINPE 008 - Archery  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students develop the fundamental skills of archery as a target shooting sport. Students acquire knowledge in the safe use and proper care of tackle, along with range safety.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116061
101 Lab MW   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 PF  Fraire, Nicolas
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116063
102 Lab TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 PF  Fraire, Nicolas
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
117191
104 Lab S   10:00 AM—01:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 PF  Crawford, Lawrence
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINPE 008B - Intermediate Archery  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: KINPE-008 with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students continue development of archery techniques, including practice at increased target distances. There will be increased emphasis on the skill development of anchoring, aiming, release, follow through and overall shooting form, and developing a consistant shooting rhythm. Students learn team and individual competition scoring.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116062
101 Lab MW   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 PF  Fraire, Nicolas
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
117192
104 Lab S   10:00 AM—01:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 PF  Crawford, Lawrence
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINPE 009 - Badminton  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn the skills, rules, and strategies of badminton for singles, doubles, and mixed doubles play. This class is for all skill levels.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116066
101 Lab M   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MGYM  Aye, Devin
KINPE 012 - Basketball  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This is an activity course with emphasis on cardiovascular conditioning, and the techniques, rules and strategies of the full court game of basketball.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116067
101 Lab M   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MGYM  Aye, Devin
KINPE 012B - Intermediate Basketball  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Recommended: Previous basketball experience recommended.
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
The students will learn intermediate basketball skills, team play, and strategies of play.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116069
101 Lab M   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MGYM  Aye, Devin
KINPE 017 - Beginning Pickleball  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will develop introductory pickleball skills and learn the rules and basic tactics of the game. Students will practice and play in matches. Pickleball is a simple paddle game played using a tennis type net on a badminton-sized court.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116071
101 Lab M   06:00 PM—09:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MGYM  Oberg, Terri
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINPE 023 - Cardio Kickboxing  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will develop aerobic conditioning by combining punches, kicks, and other kickboxing moves. Students will also enhance cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, and balance and coordination.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116073
102 Lab TTH   06:00 PM—07:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 WC11  Denham, Mary
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINPE 030 - Fit for Life  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn about fitness techniques, cardio respiratory endurance, muscle endurance, strength, and flexibility through a variety of exercises.   The effects of nutrition and diet on body composition and weight control will also be covered.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116075
102 Lab M   06:00 PM—07:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 WC11  Aye, Devin
KINPE 038 - Soccer  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students acquire the knowledge and physical skills required for playing soccer, including offensive and defensive strategies and rules of soccer. This course is open to all skill levels and is not intercollegiate.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116098
101 Lab F   09:00 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 MU  Fraire, Nicolas
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINPE 039 - Hatha Yoga  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will learn to control body, breath and mind through exercises, asanas (poses), breathing (pranayamas) and meditation techniques. Students will study techniques to increase flexibility, endurance, balance, and ways to enhance the ability to concentrate. The practice of yoga also encourages stress release.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116099
101 Lab TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 WC16  Huntze-Rooney, Deborah
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINPE 039B - Hatha Yoga-Intermediate  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students in this course will practice more in-depth yoga postures. Different types of breath work will be introduced as well as essential techniques and information about hatha yoga. This course is an intermediate level hatha yoga class.
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Sec
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116100
101 Lab TTH   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 WC16  Huntze-Rooney, Deborah
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINPE 043 - Body Sculpting  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study the muscular system of the human body and the principles of resistance training. They will use total body sculpting techniques and equipment, such as hand weights, resistance bands, and exercise mats.
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116106
101 Lab MW   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC202  Connor, Carlton
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINPE 053 - Walking/Jogging for Health  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to the benefits of exercise through walking/jogging and to the principles of exercise which will increase cardiovascular conditioning, endurance, and flexibility.
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Sec
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Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116114
102 Lab TTH   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 TRK  Aye, Devin
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINPE 056 - Beginning Weight Training  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to basic weight training techniques in order to develop muscular strength and fitness. Students will learn and execute various weight lifting techniques and weight resistance exercises. In addition, students will perform cardio and core workouts.
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Sec
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116108
102 Lab MW   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC202  Connor, Carlton
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116121
104 Lab TTH   12:15 PM—01:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC202  Connor, Carlton
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
116122
105 Lab MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC202  Connor, Carlton
    105 Lab MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC202  Connor, Carlton
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
KINPE 056B - Intermediate Weight Training  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students develop intermediate weight lifting techniques. Emphasis will be on progressive weight resistance exercises, form and technique, safety, and specialized muscle development.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116123
105 Lab MW   09:15 AM—10:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 JC202  Connor, Carlton
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
LS 090 - Directed Tutoring Experience  1.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 4   |  Write: 4  | Math:
Corequisite: Student must successfully complete the peer tutor application, recommendation, and hiring process and work as an LRC peer tutor.
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will gain knowledge about tutoring to provide effective academic assistance to others. Students assess, analyze, and differentiate tutoring techniques to help tutees achieve learning goals, and emphasize study skills and discipline-specific learning needs which facilitate independent learning for tutees.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117107
101 Lec F   09:00 AM—10:50 AM 02/10/23— 02/10/23 L120  do Carmo, Patricia
    101 Lec F   09:00 AM—10:50 AM 03/10/23— 03/10/23 L120  do Carmo, Patricia
    101 Lec F   09:00 AM—10:50 AM 04/14/23— 04/14/23 L120  do Carmo, Patricia
    101 Lec F   09:00 AM—10:50 AM 05/05/23— 05/05/23 L120  do Carmo, Patricia
LS 210 - Supervised Tutoring  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
Students will be tutored on an individual basis or within small groups by student tutors in basic skills, academic, and vocational subject matter areas necessary to the overall success and retention of students. Students must be referred by an instructor or a counselor.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116685
101 Tutoring   01/30/23— 05/26/23 M302  Frazier, Christopher
Tutoring will be provided for Math 20. Students can use tutoring any time an instructor is available. This instructor is available Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:45-12:35pm in the room listed.
116688
102 Tutoring   01/30/23— 05/26/23 M302  Jain, Nanda
Tutoring will be provided for Math 20. Students can use tutoring any time an instructor is available. This instructor is available Mondays and Wednesdays 5:00-5:50pm in the room listed.
116695
103 Tutoring   01/30/23— 05/26/23 M204  Rios, Gabriela
Tutoring will be provided for Math 21. Students can use tutoring any time an instructor is available. This instructor is available Mondays and Wednesdays 12:15-1:05pm in the room listed.
116696
104 Tutoring   01/30/23— 05/26/23 M303  Rahim, Hasan
Tutoring will be provided for Math 21. Students can use tutoring any time an instructor is available. This instructor is available Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:00-5:50pm in the room listed.
116709
105 Tutoring   01/30/23— 05/26/23 M303  Rahim, Hasan
Tutoring will be provided for Math 63. Students can use tutoring any time an instructor is available. This instructor is available Mondays and Wednesdays 10:45-11:35am in the room listed.
116714
106 Tutoring   01/30/23— 05/26/23 M304  Sioshansi, Azar
Tutoring will be provided for Math 63. Students can use tutoring any time an instructor is available. This instructor is available Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:45-3:35pm in the room listed.
116718
108 Tutoring   01/30/23— 05/26/23 M201  Frazier, Christopher
Tutoring will be provided for Math 63. Students can use tutoring any time an instructor is available. This instructor is available Mondays and Wednesdays 5:00-5:50pm in the room listed.
116721
109 Tutoring   01/30/23— 05/26/23 M303  Rahim, Hasan
Tutoring will be provided for Math 63. Students can use tutoring any time an instructor is available. This instructor is available Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:45-12:35pm in the room listed.
116739
110 Tutoring   01/30/23— 05/26/23 M106  Banks, John
Tutoring will be provided for any SJCC mathematics class. Students can use tutoring any time an instructor is available. This instructor is available Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:30-11:20am in the room listed.
116740
111 Tutoring   01/30/23— 05/26/23 M106  Singh, Shiva
Tutoring will be provided for any SJCC mathematics class. Students can use tutoring any time an instructor is available. This instructor is available Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:30-2:20pm in the room listed.
116741
112 Tutoring   01/30/23— 05/26/23 M106  Rios, Gabriela
Tutoring will be provided for any SJCC mathematics class. Students can use tutoring any time an instructor is available. This instructor is available Mondays and Wednesdays 1:30-2:20pm in the room listed.
117153
113 Tutoring   01/30/23— 05/26/23 M106  Banks, John
Tutoring will be provided for any SJCC mathematics class. Students can use tutoring any time an instructor is available. This instructor is available Tuesdays & Thursdays at 11:30am-12:20pm in the room listed.
MA 005 - Medical Office Emergencies  2.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: MA 006 with a C or better
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: AS
Students will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to handle emergency procedures in medical offices including hospital settings. Students will learn to evaluate cardiac arrest and/or an obstructed airway, and safely perform Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) intervention. Students will obtain the knowledge to disseminate information to various regulatory emergency agencies. Upon successful completion, students will earn CPR certification.
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Sec
Type
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116830
101 Lab T   01:45 PM—04:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T518  Bautista, Rosemary
MA 020 - Physical Exam Procedures  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: MA 006 and HSCI 008 and (BIOL 071 or BIOL 020 or MA 004) all with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course prepares a student to perform a variety of clinical tasks in the medical assisting field. Skill competencies include preparing the exam room, obtaining patient medical histories, taking vital signs, assisting with physical examinations, instruments for examination, nutritional education planning, orthopedic bracing/casting, performing electrocardiograms, handling medical emergencies, pulmonary function testing, physical therapy, and explore the principles of radiology.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116835
101 Lab W   01:15 PM—04:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T518  Golubev, Denis
MA 021 - Medical Office Lab Procedures  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: MA 006 and HSCI 008 and (BIOL 071 or BIOL 020 or MA 004) all with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students learn to execute and evaluate typical laboratory CLIA-waved tests performed in a medical office or general lab setting. Specimen collection and handling, laboratory safety, analysis techniques, quality assurance and control, and the interpretation of normal and abnormal lab values are emphasized. Students will also acquire phlebotomy skills.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116836
101 Lab W   05:30 PM—08:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T518  Tatarski, Georgi
MA 022 - Med Asepsis & Surg Procedures  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: MA 006 and HSCI 008 and (BIOL 071 or BIOL 020 or MA 004) all with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Medical assisting students study the theory and practice involved in assisting with minor office surgeries and wound care. This course also includes instrument sterilization procedures, sterile technique, and sterile field protocols.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116837
101 Lab TH   09:15 AM—12:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T518  Bautista, Rosemary
MA 023 - Medical Admin for Med Assist  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: MA 006 and HSCI 008 and (BIOL 071 or BIOL 020 or MA 004) all with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students study the theory and practice of oral, topical, and parenteral medication administration. Students will learn injection safety, techniques, and site selection. Medication dosage calculations are emphasized as well as the handling of possible medication side effects and emergencies pertaining to medication administration.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116838
101 Lab TH   05:30 PM—08:35 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 T518  Golubev, Denis
MA 024 - Med Assist Clinical Experience  4.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: MA 005 and MA 020 and MA 021 and MA 022 and MA 023; all with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will acquire medical back office clinical experience under the supervision of a licensed healthcare professional in a board-certified medical office setting or outpatient facility. Students will also gain competencies in professional communication and patient instruction within the legal boundaries of a practicing Medical Assistant in the State of California. Students will be required to complete a minimum of 160 hours of unpaid medical office experience.
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Sec
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Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116839
101 Lab   01/30/23— 05/26/23 OFC  Kahlon, Jagrup
    101 Lab   01/30/23— 05/26/23 OFC  Kahlon, Jagrup
MA 500A - Fund of Medical Terminology I  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
This is the first course exposing students to the language of Medicine. Students define, build, and analyze terms as well as develop a vocabulary of combining forms, prefixes, and suffixes. They develop the ability to pronounce and spell terms correctly and use to them in an appropriate context. It is highly recommended that students successfully complete this course before taking MA 500B.   Unlimited repeats.   Pass/No Pass only. Open entry/Open exit.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
117219
104 Lec T   09:30 AM—01:20 PM 02/21/23— 02/24/23 MIL-TECH  Hsieh, Kimyo
ZTC
117220
105 Lec T   05:30 PM—09:35 PM 02/21/23— 02/24/23 MIL-TECH  Pannu, Harprit
MA 500B - Fund of Medical Terminology II  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
This is the second course exposing students to the language of Medicine. Students will learn medical terminology as it relates to each body system.  Students learn medical terms and their abbreviations for organs, diseases, symptoms, and for diagnostic, treatment and surgical procedures. It is highly recommended that students successfully complete MA 500A before taking MA 500B. Unlimited repeats.   Pass/No Pass only. Open entry/Open exit.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
117221
104 Lec M   09:30 AM—11:35 AM 02/27/23— 03/17/23 MIL-TECH  Hsieh, Kimyo
ZTC
117222
105 Lec M   05:30 PM—07:35 PM 02/27/23— 03/17/23 MIL-TECH  Kahlon, Inderdeep
MA 504 - Health and Wellness  0.00 Units
Grading: N   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NONC
Students will learn the information they need to understand and implement the basic principles of physical, mental, and spiritual wellness including preventive healthcare, staying healthy and risk factors that may cause disease. From stress management and emotional health, to overall well-being, health related attitudes and belief plus individual health behaviors will also be explored.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
ZTC
117228
104 Lec M   05:30 PM—08:05 PM 05/01/23— 05/24/23 MIL-TECH  Pannu, Harprit
MACH 110 - GD&T Measurement  4.00 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 2
Prerequisite: MACH 100 or MACH 120 both with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students learn Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) symbols and interpretation, and their related application and inspection. Students will also learn practical precision measurement and instrument selection. This course helps students prepare for the GD&T Technologist certification exam. Students will use a Coordinate Measurement Machine for inspection purposes.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116842
101 Lab S   11:15 AM—03:20 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 109L  Ulate, Isai
MACH 126 - Adv CNC Mill and CNC Lathe  4.50 Units  (Materials Fee:  $50)
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: MACH 120 or MACH 123, both with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students study advanced set-up procedures and the safe use of CNC (Computerized Numerical Controls) Mills. Students will study industry techniques in the set-up of CNC Mills, including: work hold devices, indexing and rotary devices, and various machine operations. Students will use different measurement tools to inspect dimensions, applying more complex blueprint concepts.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116843
101 Lec MW   05:30 PM—07:05 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 109L  Ulate, Isai
    101 Lab MW   07:15 PM—10:05 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 109L  Ulate, Isai
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
MACH 129 - CNC Programming & Operations  4.50 Units  (Materials Fee:  $50)
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: MACH 126 with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students study concepts to optimize Computer Numerical Control (CNC) programs and operations in both CNC Mills and CNC Lathes. Students study how to increase equipment utilization and avoid equipment downtime. This class is an introduction to different CAD/CAM systems and their application; basic CNC programs are created, loaded into a CNC Control, corrected and saved to a data bank. Students will use a Coordinate Measurement Machine (CMM) to inspect parts and produce inspection reports.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116844
101 Lec TTH   05:30 PM—07:05 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 109L  Ulate, Isai
    101 Lab TTH   07:15 PM—10:05 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 109L  Ulate, Isai
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor.
MACH 151A - Advanced Lathe Practices  4.00 Units  (Materials Fee:  $50)
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: MACH 101 with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students learn advanced and safe operation of the lathe, including work holding devices, single point threading, taper turning, knurling, and radius cutting. Students also learn to use calculation and measurement tools.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117016
102 Lab M   05:30 PM—08:55 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 109L  McCoun, Robert
MACH 151B - Advanced Milling MacHines  4.00 Units  (Materials Fee:  $20)
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: MACH 101 with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students learn the theory and application of advanced machine tool processes, with focus on all milling machine operations. Students are instructed in the proper and safe operation of equipment and tools, advanced machine set-ups, indexing heads, rotary tables, and vertical shaping attachments. Special emphasis is placed on use of charts and reference data for calculations.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
117017
102 Lab M   05:30 PM—08:55 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 109L  McCoun, Robert
MACH 153A - Operator/Programmer I  5.00 Units  (Materials Fee:  $20)
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: MACH 101 or MACH 120 or MACH 123 or MACH 126 or MACH 129; all with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students are introduced to Computerized Numerical Control (CNC) milling machines. Students are instructed in machining techniques with emphasis on terminology, pre-planning skills, and basic program writing for Manual Data Input (MDI) applications. Laboratory exercises will focus on CNC controls.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116847
101 Lab F   05:30 PM—08:20 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 107J  Aguilar, Martin
MACH 153B - Operator/Programmer II  5.00 Units  (Materials Fee:  $20)
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Prerequisite: MACH 153A with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course is designed to develop the skills required of a Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Programmer/Operator. Students learn pre-planning, program generation, machine set-up, machine operation, and editing requirements with emphasis placed on CNC milling. The laboratory applications primarily focus on the use of Electronic International Agency (EIA) controls.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116848
101 Lab F   05:30 PM—08:20 PM 02/13/23— 05/26/23 107J  Aguilar, Martin
MATH 020 - College Algebra  3.00 Units
Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math:
Prerequisite: MATH 013 with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will solve equations and related applications for polynomial, absolute value, rational, radical, exponential, and logarithmic functions. Students will also analyze problems involving inequalities, systems of equations, matrices, complex numbers, sequences, and series.  
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116683
101 Lec TTH   10:15 AM—11:35 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M302  Frazier, Christopher
This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking Math 20. Students must enroll in both Math 20-101 and Math 20X-101 This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. Please note that drop-in tutoring for Math 20 will be provided by the instructor of Math 20-101 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:45 am to 12:35 pm in Room M302. It is recommended that students who enroll in Math 20-101 and Math 20X-101 arrange their schedules, if possible, to be available on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:45 am to 12:35 pm, so that they are able to join these drop-in tutoring sessions.
116686
102 Lec MW   07:00 PM—08:20 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M302  Jain, Nanda
This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking Math 20. Students must enroll in both Math 20-102 and Math 20X-102. This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. Please note that drop-in tutoring for Math 20 will be provided by the instructor of Math 20-102 on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:50 pm to 5:50 pm in Room M302. It is recommended that students who enroll in Math 20-102 and Math 20X-102 arrange their schedules, if possible, to be available on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:50 pm to 5:50 pm, so that they are able to join these drop-in tutoring sessions.
MATH 020X - Support for College Algebra  2.00 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 1
Corequisite: MATH 020
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students will receive "just-in-time" review of the core prerequisite skills, competencies, and concepts needed for students concurrently enrolled in MATH 020, College Algebra. Topics include: a review of computational skills developed in intermediate algebra, factoring, dividing polynomials, solving linear, absolute value, quadratic, radical, exponential, and logarithmic equations, linear and nonlinear inequalities, functions including composition and inverses. This course is appropriate for students who are confident in beginning algebra skills. This course is recommended for students advised to receive additional academic and concurrent support. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with an academic counselor.
Reg ID
Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116684
101 Lec TTH   09:15 AM—10:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M302  Frazier, Christopher
This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking Math 20. Students must enroll in both Math 20-101 and Math 20X-101 This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. Please note that drop-in tutoring for Math 20 will be provided by the instructor of Math 20-101 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:45 am to 12:35 pm in Room M302. It is recommended that students who enroll in Math 20-101 and Math 20X-101 arrange their schedules, if possible, to be available on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:45 am to 12:35 pm, so that they are able to join these drop-in tutoring sessions.
116687
102 Lec MW   06:00 PM—06:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M302  Jain, Nanda
This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking Math 20. Students must enroll in both Math 20-102 and Math 20X-102. This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. Please note that drop-in tutoring for Math 20 will be provided by the instructor of Math 20-102 on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:50 pm to 5:50 pm in Room M302. It is recommended that students who enroll in Math 20-102 and Math 20X-102 arrange their schedules, if possible, to be available on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:50 pm to 5:50 pm, so that they are able to join these drop-in tutoring sessions.
MATH 021 - Precalculus Algebra  4.00 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: MATH 013 with C or better
Transfer Status: CSU/UC |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
Students will study topics which include basic algebraic concepts, complex numbers, equations and inequalities, graphs of functions, linear and quadratic functions, polynomial functions of higher degree, rational, exponential, absolute value, and logarithmic functions, sequences and series, and conic sections. This course is designed to prepare students for the level of algebra required in calculus. Students may not take a combination of MATH 021 and MATH 025.
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Sec
Type
Days
Time
Date
Room
Instructor
116691
101 Lec MW   10:15 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M204  Rios, Gabriela
This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking Math 21. Students must enroll in both Math 21-101 and Math 21X-101. This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. Please note that drop-in tutoring for Math 21 will be provided by the instructor of Math 21-101 on Mondays and Wednesdays from 12:15 pm to 1:05 pm in Room M204. It is recommended that students who enroll in Math 21-101 and Math 21X-101 arrange their schedules, if possible, to be available on Mondays and Wednesdays from 12:15 pm to 1:05 pm, so that they are able to join these drop-in tutoring sessions. It is strongly encouraged to complete the entire sequence of MATH 021 and MATH 022 at San Jose City College. Transfer institutions, including San Jose State University, may not accept these courses if the sequence is completed at two different colleges (including Evergreen Valley College). Please see your counselor for more information.
116693
102 Lec TTH   07:00 PM—08:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M303  Rahim, Hasan
This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking Math 21. Students must enroll in both Math 21-102 and Math 21X-102. This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. Please note that drop-in tutoring for Math 21 will be provided by the instructor of Math 21-102 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:00 pm - 5:50 pm in Room M303. It is recommended that students who enroll in Math 21-102 and Math 21X-102 arrange their schedules, if possible, to be available on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:00 pm - 5:50 pm, so that they are able to join these drop-in tutoring sessions. It is strongly encouraged to complete the entire sequence of MATH 021 and MATH 022 at San Jose City College. Transfer institutions, including San Jose State University, may not accept these courses if the sequence is completed at two different colleges (including Evergreen Valley College). Please see your counselor for more information.
116697
103 Lec TTH   09:15 AM—11:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M301  Solano, Patricia
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. It is strongly encouraged to complete the entire sequence of MATH 021 and MATH 022 at San Jose City College. Transfer institutions, including San Jose State University, may not accept these courses if the sequence is completed at two different colleges (including Evergreen Valley College). Please see your counselor for more information.
MATH 021X - Precalculus Prep  2.00 Units
Grading: K   |   Advisory Level  —   Read:   |  Write:  | Math:
Corequisite: MATH 021
Transfer Status: None |  Degree Applicable: NAA
Students will receive "just-in-time" review of the core prerequisite skills, competencies, and concepts needed in Precalculus. Intended for majors in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics who are concurrently enrolled in MATH 21 Precalculus. Topics include: a review of computational skills developed in intermediate algebra, factoring, operations on rational and radical expressions, absolute value equations and inequalities, functions including composition and inverses, and an in-depth focus on quadratic functions. This course is appropriate for students who are confident in beginning algebra skills. This course is recommended for students advised to receive additional academic and concurrent support. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with an academic counselor.
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116692
101 Lec MW   09:15 AM—10:05 AM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M204  Rios, Gabriela
This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking Math 21. Students must enroll in both Math 21-101 and Math 21X-101. This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. Please note that drop-in tutoring for Math 21 will be provided by the instructor of Math 21-101 on Mondays and Wednesdays from 12:15 pm to 1:05 pm in Room M204. It is recommended that students who enroll in Math 21-101 and Math 21X-101 arrange their schedules, if possible, to be available on Mondays and Wednesdays from 12:15 pm to 1:05 pm, so that they are able to join these drop-in tutoring sessions.
116694
102 Lec TTH   06:00 PM—06:50 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M303  Rahim, Hasan
This section is for students who choose embedded tutorial support when taking Math 21. Students must enroll in both Math 21-102 and Math 21X-102. This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. Please note that drop-in tutoring for Math 21 will be provided by the instructor of Math 21-102 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:00 pm - 5:50 pm in Room M303. It is recommended that students who enroll in Math 21-102 and Math 21X-102 arrange their schedules, if possible, to be available on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:00 pm - 5:50 pm, so that they are able to join these drop-in tutoring sessions.
MATH 022 - Trigonometry  3.00 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —   Read: 3   |  Write: 3  | Math: 0
Prerequisite: MATH 013 and MATH 014, both with C or better, or equivalent
Transfer Status: CSU |  Degree Applicable: AA/AS
This course in numerical and analytical trigonometry is designed to prepare students for the level of trigonometry and advanced algebraic concepts necessary for calculus. Students will study trigonometric functions and equations, basic identities, graphing, inverse trigonometric functions, vectors, polar coordinates, and conic sections. Students may not take a combination of MATH 022 and MATH 025.
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102 Lec TTH   10:45 AM—12:05 PM 01/30/23— 05/26/23 M203  Divinia, Michael
This is a traditional on-campus class with meetings at the times listed. For additional class-specific requirements, please email the course instructor. It is strongly encouraged to complete the entire sequence of MATH 021 and MATH 022 at San Jose City College. Transfer institutions, including San Jose State University, may not accept these courses if the sequence is completed at two different colleges (including Evergreen Valley College). Please see your counselor for more information.
MATH 025 - Precalculus Algebra and Trig  6.00 Units
Credit by Exam: Yes Grading: L   |   Advisory Level  —