Fall 2012 Schedule - Online Courses

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SCHEDULE

Welcome to eLearning/Distance Education at Pikes Peak Community College! PPCC’s class schedule includes a wide

variety of online and televised classes that meet the same high academic standards as their traditional counterparts.

Like the rest of PPCC, everyone in eLearning is committed to helping you meet your academic goals, whether you are

seeking a career and technical degree, the first half of a bachelor’s degree, or just a few classes to help you brush up

your skills. And we know that you are busy! The flexibility of online and televised course means that you can combine

classes with work and family commitments into a schedule that works for you. Some degrees are available fully online,

or you can combine online, televised and traditional sections as you like.

A couple of notes to help you use this schedule:

Interactive Television courses (identified as ITV sections) are broadcast over Comcast Channel 21 and Falcon Broadband Channel 78, and you must have one of those cable systems to access them. You may either watch them live and call in with questions or record and view them later. Video-conferenced courses (VC1/2/4) are taught at Centennial, Rampart and Falcon campuses simultaneously. Students gather at the appropriate campus and interact with the instructor and other students either face to face or over the conferencing system.

PPCC offers two kinds of online courses. PPCC-based classes are identified by an N in the section number (ENG 121-1N1, for instance). Since they are fully online, students access classes at their convenience within the due dates and other guidelines established by their instructors. You should plan to log in about three times a week for each class, and be sure to allow ample time for the online discussions and other activities that our courses require. CCC Online courses (identified by a C in the section number) are also fully online, but for these sections PPCC joins forces with her twelve sister colleges in Colorado. Students and faculty may come from any of those schools.

Whether you choose online or televised courses, you can be confident that you will be accessing the same quality

classes that we offer in a traditional format. Every course meets the same state-approved course outcomes as the

face-to-face sections do. Also, our faculty are trained in the teaching and learning dynamics of nontraditional education,

and their course designs reflect that knowledge.

Finally, our eLearning Office at Centennial Campus (A-209) can answer your questions about how online and televised

courses can work for you. Just stop by, email ([email protected]), or call (502-3555).

All the best,

Julie Witherow, Director

Office of eLearning/Distance Education

mailto:[email protected]

Schedule Preface

Click http://www.ppcc.edu/calendar/academic-dates/list/ for the current Academic Calendar.

How to Read the Schedule of Courses

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CRN COURSE TITLE CR

DAYS TIMES BLDG/RM PART OF TERM

5 6 7 8

1 CRN Code used for registration

2 COURSE Section number of class

3 TITLE Title of course

4 CR Number of credits to be awarded upon successful completion of the course

5 DAYS M = Monday

T = Tuesday

W = Wednesday

R = Thursday

F = Friday

S = Saturday

U = Sunday

6 TIMES Time class begins and ends

7 BLDG/RM Building and room

PA = Centennial Campus, Aspen Bldg (A)

PB = Centennial Campus, Breckenridge Bldg (B)

PDO = Downtown Studio Campus

PRR = Rampart Range Campus & Rampart Center

PFN = Falcon Campus

PZZ = Miscellaneous Campus

PFC = Fort Carson

PPA = Peterson Air Force Base

8 PART OF TERM F10 = Full Semester, Summer

F15 = Full Semester, Fall

BI1 = First Bi-semester

BI2 = Second Bi-semester

TR1 = First Tri-semester

TR2 = Second Tri-semester

TR3 = Third Tri-semester

MS4 = Late Start Semester

WKC = Weekend College Semester

LAT = 5-Week Late Start Semester

NSS = Non-Standard Semester

Part of term codes and dates are listed in the following section in the Academic Calendar.

Courses in room A-206 at the Centennial Campus are generally Interactive Television which broadcast on TV.

Any class may use technology to enhance instruction and prepare students with 21st century workforce skills. Instructional

workshops are offered at the beginning of each semester, and assistance is available in computer labs. Online classes may also have an onsite component.

http://www.ppcc.edu/calendar/academic-dates/list/

Schedule Preface

Register for Classes

Go to the college registration website and log in

1 Go to MY.PPCC.EDU

2 Enter your user ID Use your Banner ID (Sxxxxxxxx).

3 Enter your PIN and Click Login

The first time you log in, your PIN will be the mmddyy of your birth date.

The first time you log in, you will be required to change your PIN from your birth date to ensure security. Keep your PIN safe, available, and confidential.

4 Click on your Student Tab

Under Registration Tools, click on Look Up Classes

5 Select Search Term

6 Select appropriate term. Click Submit.

Look up classes by subject/days/times/etc

1 Select Subject and click on a Course Subject you are interested in. To select multiple Course Subjects, hold down your Ctrl key and click on as many Course Subjects as desired.

2 Click Class Search and a listing of all courses will appear. NOTE: A number of other options are available for you to search on such as times, days, instructional method,

etc., but you must always include SUBJECT in your search.

Select classes/register and view schedules

1 Click in the open checkbox in front of the course CRN (Course Registration Number) you desire, scroll to the bottom of the page, click the Register button and the course will be added to your schedule

2 Current Schedule will appear. Verify that you registered for the correct course. You can continue to add or drop classes by repeating the class search function

or

You may choose to use the “Add to Worksheet” to develop a full schedule before finalizing and submitting for registration. To use the worksheet you will need to know the CRN for each desired course.

3 Return to menu (at the top left hand corner of the page) to view your detailed schedule, view/pay your bill, and to access your financial aid information.

4 Print a copy of your detailed schedule by using the browser print function on the top toolbar.

Course Delivery Methods

PPCC Internet-based Classes / ppccConnect Classes

Students can access these classes from any computer connected to the Internet, including computers on campus.

Students will receive assignments, participate in threaded discussions, turn in assignments, and take examinations

online.

In most cases, no trips to campus are required. Most instructors establish due dates for assignments and

examinations, but within those time frames students work at their own pace, with no specific times to be online. For

more information, check "Distance Learning" on the PPCC website or call 719-502-3555.

NOTE: PPCC Internet-based classes follow the same schedule as regular classes regarding start, end, drop and

Schedule Preface

withdrawal dates.

Important Facts About ppccConnect

1. Textbooks are usually the same books used for on-campus classes. All textbooks are available at the Centennial

Campus bookstore or online at www.ppccbookstore.com.

2. Classes are accessed through the PPCC Portal. Click on ppccConnect in the Online Course access box.

3. PPCC Online classes are NOT self-paced. You are responsible for logging into your online class within the first

three days of the semester. Most instructors will have assignments due within the first week.

Interactive Television Classes

Interactive Television classes are broadcast from PPCC at the same time the class is being taught on campus. 1TV

students watch the class on television and call the instructor with questions or comments. The instructor will answer

the question on TV. Classes are broadcast on Comcast (Channel 21). Students should be sure that they receive this

channel before enrolling. For more information, call 719-502-3555 or 1-800-456-6847, ext. 3555.

All 1TV students must have Comcast Cable to view 1TV classes.

CCCOnline Classes

CCCOnline combines the efforts of most community colleges in Colorado to provide classes and in some cases full

degrees for students who want to pursue their education online. All students must choose a home school, and grades

earned by students who choose PPCC will go directly to their PPCC transcripts. Students can access these classes

from any computer connected to the Internet, including computers on campus when PPCC classes are in session.

Students will receive assignments, participate in threaded discussions, turn in assignments, and take examinations

online. Campus visits are not required. Most instructors establish due dates for assignments and examinations, but

within those time frames students work at their own pace, with no specific times to be online. On the first day of

classes CCC Online students should go to the PPCC Portal and click on CCC Online in the Online Course access

box.

CCC Online students may purchase textbooks at the Centennial or Rampart Range Campus Bookstore, the PPCC

Online bookstore at www.ppccbookstore.com, or through the CCC Online website, www.ccconline.org.

Important Facts about CCCOnline

1. Textbooks are usually not the same books used for on-campus classes. All textbooks are available at the

Centennial Campus bookstore or online at www.ppccbookstore.com.

2. Classes are accessed through the PPCC Portal. Click on CCC Online in the Online Course access box.

3. You are responsible for logging into your online class within the first three days of the semester. Most instructors

will have assignments due within the first week.

4. CCC Online classes have different registration and start dates than PPCC Online or on-campus classes. Refer to

the current Academic Calendar.

CCC Online information is subject to change. Please check www.ccconline.org for the latest information.

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LEGEND: EVENING CLASSES, SPECIAL NOTES PPCC CONNECT 9/10/2012 - 2

CRN COURSE TITLE CR

DAYS TIMES BLDG/ROOM TERM INSTRUCTOR

CRN COURSE TITLE CR


ACCOUNTING 502-3300

20973 ACC 101-1N1 Fundamentals of Accounting 3 F15 Wulf

22799 ACC 115-2N1 Payroll Accounting 3 BI1 Holling

Prerequisite: ACC 101 or 121 or concurrent enrollment

NOTE: ACC 115-2N1 is a first bi-semester class running Aug 27-Oct 21

20986 ACC 121-1N1 Accounting Principles I 4 F15 Allen

Prerequisite: ENG 090, MAT 060

23456 ACC 121-3N1 Accounting Principles I 4 BI2 McElderry

Prerequisite: ENG 090, MAT 060

NOTE: ACC 121-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

20993 ACC 122-1N1 Accounting Principles II 4 F15 Dieball

Prerequisite: ACC 121

23457 ACC 122-3N1 Accounting Principles II 4 BI2 McElderry

Prerequisite: ACC 121

NOTE: ACC 122-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

25971 ACC 125-1N1 Computerized Accounting 3 F15 Jacobsen

Prerequisite: ACC 101 or 121 or concurrent enrollment

25970 ACC 131-1N1 Income Tax 3 F15 Kilmer

Prerequisite: Note: It is strongly recommended to take ACC 121 before ACC 131

24120 ACC 226-1N1 Cost Accounting 3 F15 Damron

Prerequisite: ACC 122 (Grade of C or better)

ANTHROPOLOGY 502-3300

21994 ANT 101-1N1 Cultural Anthropology : SS3 3 F15 Kim

Prerequisite: ENG 090

24471 ANT 101-1N2 Cultural Anthropology : SS3 3 F15 Foulks


22880 ANT 101-2N1 Cultural Anthropology : SS3 3 BI1 Foulks


NOTE: ACC 101-2N1 is a first bi-semester class running Aug 27-Oct 21

22888 ANT 101-3N1 Cultural Anthropology : SS3 3

BI2 Foulks


NOTE: ANT 101-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

26010 ANT 201-1N1 Intro to Forensc Anthrp:GT-SS3 3 F15 Taala

ART 502-3200 Photography courses are located under both the ART and PHO categories. For program questions, please contact Judith Kimbrell at 502-3130 or [email protected].

21190 ART 110-1N1 Art Appreciation: AH1 3 F15 Conrad


22316 ART 110-1N2 Art Appreciation: AH1 3 F15 Coco


23475 ART 112-1N1 Art Hist Renaiss/1900:GT-AH1 3 F15 Coco


23325 ART 113-1N1 History of Photography 3 F15 Mekeel


BIOLOGY 502-3400

22329 BIO 216-1N1 Pathophysiology 4 F15 Aragon

Prerequisite: BIO 202

BUSINESS 502-3300

24013 BUS 105-1N1 Business Orientation 0.5 F15 Taggart

21621 BUS 115-1N1 Introduction to Business 3 F15 Snell


22000 BUS 115-1N2 Introduction to Business 3 F15 Myers


23705 BUS 115-1N3 Introduction to Business 3 F15 Thirion


22920 BUS 115-4N1 Introduction to Business 3 LAT Myers


NOTE: BUS 115-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

23739 BUS 115-4N2 Introduction to Business 3 LAT Byrne


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21627 BUS 216-1N1 Legal Environment of Business 3 F15 Natali

23050 BUS 216-1N2 Legal Environment of Business 3 F15 Natali

26345 BUS 216-4N1 Legal Environment of Business 3 LAT Langemo


21630 BUS 217-1N1 Bus Communication/Rept Write 3 F15 Taggart


23053 BUS 217-1N2 Bus Communication/Rept Write 3 F15 Taggart


26344 BUS 217-4N1 Bus Communication/Rept Write 3 LAT Myers



23381 BUS 226-1N1 Business Statistics 3 F15 Wittry

Prerequisite: MAT 090

BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION 502-3300

22026 BTE 100-1N1 Computer Keyboarding 1 F15 Bailey

21581 BTE 108-1N1 Ten-Key by Touch 1 F15 Bailey

21591 BTE 166-1N1 Business Editing Skills 3 F15 Bailey

COMMUNICATION 502-3200

25694 COM 115-1N1 Public Speaking 3 F15 Tuttle


25213 COM 115-4N1 Public Speaking 3 LAT Tuttle


NOTE: COM 115-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16. Elluminate sessions at specified times are required for this course.

25177 COM 125-4N1 Interpersonal Communication 3 LAT Vigil


NOTE: COM 125-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

25690 COM 220-1N1 Intercultural Comm: SS3 3 F15 Bhattacharya


22392 COM 225-1N1 Organizational Communication 3 F15 Knappe






COMPUTER & NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY 502-3300

22588 CNG 101-1N1 Intro to Networking 3 F15 Walters

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 502-3300

22059 CIS 115-1N1 Intro to Computer Info Sys 3 F15 Meiklejohn

21064 CIS 118-1N1 Intro PC Applications 3 F15 Bailey

21066 CIS 118-1N2 Intro PC Applications 3 F15 Meiklejohn

22906 CIS 118-1N3 Intro PC Applications 3 F15 Mannering

23264 CIS 118-1N4 Intro PC Applications 3 F15 Kuehn

23265 CIS 118-1N5 Intro PC Applications 3 F15 Meiklejohn

22837 CIS 124-1N1 Intro to Operating Systems 3 F15 Mannering

21099 CIS 135-1N1 Complete PC Word Processing 3 F15 Bailey

23926 CIS 145-1N1 Complete PC Database 3 F15 Mannering

21103 CIS 155-1N1 PC Spreadsheet Concepts 3 F15 Ohle

25072 CIS 155-1N2 PC Spreadsheet Concepts 3 F15 Ohle

23925 CIS 267-1N1 Mgmt of Information Systems 3 F15 Ohle

23615 CIS 287-1N1 Cooperative Education 3 F15 Meiklejohn

NOTE: Contact [email protected] for enrollment application

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COMPUTER SCIENCE 502-3300

21269 CSC 105-1N1 Computer Literacy 3 F15 Riddle

21270 CSC 105-1N2 Computer Literacy 3 F15 Simpson

22878 CSC 105-1N3 Computer Literacy 3 F15 Ohle

23266 CSC 105-1N4 Computer Literacy 3 F15 Deherrera

22123 CSC 120-1N1 Problem Solving Visual Basic 3 F15 Ohle

24032 CSC 150-1N1 Visual Basic Programming 3 F15 Riddle

24235 CSC 160-1N1 Computer Science I: Java 4 F15 Deherrera

Prerequisite: MAT 077 or MAT 099

COMPUTER WEB-BASED 502-3300

22846 CWB 110-1N1 Complete Web Author: HTML 3 F15 Simpson

CRIMINAL JUSTICE 502-3300

21125 CRJ 110-1N1 Intro to Criminal Justice 3 F15 Morris

21128 CRJ 125-2N1 Law Enforcement Operations 3 BI1 Merson

NOTE: CRJ 125-2N1 is a first bi-semester class running Aug 27-Oct 21

23419 CRJ 125-3N1 Law Enforcement Operations 3 BI2 STAFF

NOTE: CRJ 125-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

23029 CRJ 205-2N1 Principles of Criminal Law 3 BI1 Devaux


23062 CRJ 208-3N1 Criminal Evidence 3 BI2 Devaux

Prerequisite: CRJ 112


21156 CRJ 209-2N1 Criminal Investigation I 3 BI1 Merson


22641 CRJ 210-1N1 Constitutional Law 3 F15 Morris

23197 CRJ 211-3N1 Criminal Investigation II 3 BI2 Merson


22038 CRJ 216-2N1 Juvenile Law and Procedures 3 BI1 Merson


23418 CRJ 216-3N1 Juvenile Law and Procedures 3 BI2 Grayson


23002 CRJ 220-1N1 Human Rel/Social Conflict 3 F15 Morris

23887 CRJ 225-3N1 Crisis Intervention 3 BI2 STAFF


26270 CRJ 230-1N1 Criminology 3 F15 Morris

25968 CRJ 249-3N1 Penology 3 BI2 STAFF


25969 CRJ 257-3N1 Victimology 3 BI2 STAFF


23888 CRJ 264-3N1 Pract Crime Scene Investiga 3 BI2 Simpson

Prerequisite: CRJ 209, CRJ 211, LEA 260


EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 502-3300 All students registered for ECE classes, both lecture-based and practicum-based courses, must submit to a criminal background check the first semester of enrollment. This process is completed online through the PPCC Human Resources Department, with an associated cost for the background check service. Further instructions are available on the ECE home page and will be provided the first day of class.

26081 ECE 101-1N1 Intro to Early Childhood Educ 3 F15 Sullivan

Prerequisite: ENG 090 or concurrent enrollment

NOTE: ECE 101-1N1 online course offers weekly in-person faculty assistance wtih assignments and D2L uses. Weekly time and location will be listed in D2L.

26087 ECE 103-1N1 Guidance Strategies Yng Child 3 F15 Sullivan


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26090 ECE 111-1N1 Infant/Toddler Theory/Practice 3 F15 Sullivan



ECONOMICS 502-3300

22879 ECO 201-1N1 Prin of Macroeconomics: SS1 3 F15 Steele

Prerequisite: ENG 090, MAT 045 or MAT 060 or MAT 075

23621 ECO 201-1N2 Prin of Macroeconomics: SS1 3 F15 Williams


26608 ECO 201-4N1 Prin of Macroeconomics: SS1 3 LAT STAFF


NOTE: ECO 201-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

23138 ECO 202-1N1 Prin of Microeconomics: SS1 3 F15 Williams


EDUCATION 502-3300

22010 EDU 221-1N1 Introduction to Education 3 F15 Smith

Prerequisite: ENG 121; must have concurrent field-experience component if not embedded in the class

23704 EDU 250-5N1 CTE in Colorado 1 TR2 Harris

NOTE: EDU 250-5N1 is a second tri-semester class running Oct 8-Oct 12

25595 EDU 260-1N1 Adult Learning and Teaching 3 F15 Spencer

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT & PLANNING 502-3300

21547 EMP 101-2N1 Emergency Management 3 BI1 Inzer

NOTE: EMP 101-2N1 is a first bi-semester class running Aug 27-Oct 21

23320 EMP 105-3N1 Emergency Planning 3 BI2 Inzer

NOTE: EMP 105-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

21552 EMP 106-2N1 Exercise Design Evaluation 3 BI1 Engel

NOTE: EMP 106-2N1 is a first bi-semester class running Aug 27-Oct 21

21570 EMP 107-3N1 Emerg Op Center & Comm 3 BI2 Reid

NOTE: EMP 107-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

ENGLISH 502-3600 Due to placement verification and limited seating, students who register and do not attend the first week of classes, may lose their place in the class. Reinstatement is at the discretion of the instructor and in consideration of section enrollment limits.

21643 ENG 090-1N1 Basic Composition 3 F15 Giddings

Prerequisite: ENG 060 (Grade of C or higher), REA 060 (Grade of C or higher) or appropriate assessment scores





25102 ENG 090-1N4 Basic Composition 3 F15 Forand


25103 ENG 090-1N5 Basic Composition 3 F15 Bhagat


22940 ENG 090-4N1 Basic Composition 3 LAT Forand


NOTE: ENG 090-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

23718 ENG 090-4N3 Basic Composition 3 LAT Mulliken


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23744 ENG 090-4N4 Basic Composition 3 LAT Mulliken



21700 ENG 121-1N1 English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Ralphe

Prerequisite: ENG 090 (Grade of C or higher), REA 090 (Grade of C or higher) or appropriate placement test score

21701 ENG 121-1N2 English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Ralphe


22941 ENG 121-1N3 English Composition I: CO1 3 F15 Ralphe


23609 ENG 121-1N4 English Composition I: CO1 3 F15 Jensen


23610 ENG 121-1N5 English Composition I: CO1 3 F15 Jensen


23643 ENG 121-1N6 English Composition I: CO1 3 F15 Haack


23688 ENG 121-1N7 English Composition I: CO1 3 F15 Colgrove


23689 ENG 121-1N8 English Composition I: CO1 3 F15 Getz


23690 ENG 121-1N9 English Composition I: CO1 3 F15 Getz


22942 ENG 121-4N1 English Composition I: CO1 3 LAT Jensen



23710 ENG 121-4N2 English Composition I: CO1 3 LAT Jensen



23748 ENG 121-4N4 English Composition I: CO1 3 LAT Colgrove



21724 ENG 122-1N1 English Composition II: CO2 3 F15 Schoolcraft

Prerequisite: ENG 121 (Grade of C or higher)

21725 ENG 122-1N2 English Composition II: CO2 3 F15 Miller


22945 ENG 122-1N3 English Composition II: CO2 3 F15 Aggen


23639 ENG 122-1N4 English Composition II: CO2 3 F15 Schofield


23691 ENG 122-1N5 English Composition II: CO2 3 F15 Schofield


22946 ENG 122-4N1 English Composition II: CO2 3 LAT Miller



23740 ENG 122-4N2 English Composition II: CO2 3 LAT Becco



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23741 ENG 122-4N3 English Composition II: CO2 3 LAT Becco



21728 ENG 131-1N1 Technical Writing I 3 F15 Aggen

Prerequisite: ENG 090 (Grade of C or higher), REA 090 (Grade of C or higher) or appropriate placement test score; student must be computer literate

22590 ENG 131-1N2 Technical Writing I 3 F15 Aggen


23722 ENG 131-1N3 Technical Writing I 3 F15 Doherty


ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 502-3400

22626 ENV 101-1N1 Environmental Science: GT-SC1 4 F15 Colgan


23014 ENV 101-1N2 Environmental Science: GT-SC1 4 F15 Rudnick


FINANCE 502-3300

20980 FIN 106-1N1 Consumer Economics 3 F15 Wittry

20985 FIN 201-1N1 Principles of Finance 3 F15 Lotto

Prerequisite: ACC 101 or 121, MAT 112

FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY 502-3300

20997 FST 102-3N1 Principles/Emergency Services 3 BI2 Mather

NOTE: FST 102-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

20998 FST 103-2N1 Occ Safety & Health for Fire 3 BI1 Inzer

NOTE: FST 103-2N1 is a first bi-semester class running Aug 27-Oct 21

21001 FST 104-2N1 Fire Protection Systems 3 BI1 Finley


21004 FST 105-3N1 Building Const for Fire Prof 3 BI2 Mather


21010 FST 106-3N1 Fire Prevention 3 BI2 Gutschick


21014 FST 107-2N1 HazMat Operations (Level I) 3 BI1 Pape


26042 FST 202-3N1 Strategy & Tactics 3 BI2 Inzer


21026 FST 203-2N1 Fire Hydraulics & Water Supply 4 BI1 Mather


21027 FST 204-3N1 Principles of Code Enforcement 3 BI2 Reid

NOTE: FST 204-3N1 is a second-semester class running Oct 26-Dec 04

21031 FST 205-2N1 Fire Investigation I 3 BI1 Smaldino


22012 FST 259-3N1 Wildland Firefighting Tactics 3 BI2 Smaldino


GEOGRAPHY 502-3400

21065 GEO 105-1N1 World Regional Geography: SS2 3 F15 Kopteva


23604 GEO 105-1N2 World Regional Geography: SS2 3 F15 Kopteva


23539 GEO 111-1N1 Physical Geography:GT-SC1 4 F15 Kopteva


HEALTH & WELLNESS 502-3400

25070 HWE 100-1N1 Human Nutrition 3 F15 LaChey


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HEALTH PROFESSIONAL 502-3400

22463 HPR 106-1N1 Law & Ethics for Health Prof 2 BI2 Barriera

NOTE: HPR 106-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 29-Dec 4

23619 HPR 106-3N1 Law & Ethics for Health Prof 2 BI2 STAFF

NOTE: HPR 106-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

22068 HPR 108-1N1 Dietary Nutrition 1 F15 Malabre

Prerequisite: ACBI 070 or BIO 111 (Grade of C or higher) or permission of instructor

NOTE: Contact [email protected] for more information

26606 HPR 140-4N1 Orientation to Health Careers 6 LAT Kirkland

NOTE: HPR 140-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

22325 HPR 178-1N1 Medical Terminology 2 F15 Wasinger

22326 HPR 178-1N2 Medical Terminology 2 F15 Wasinger

22930 HPR 178-1N3 Medical Terminology 2 F15 Wein



23617 HPR 178-1N6 Medical Terminology 2 F15 Owen


23694 HPR 178-1N8 Medical Terminology 2 F15 Hounsel


25117 HPR 178-1NA Medical Terminology 2 F15 Bond

25118 HPR 178-1NB Medical Terminology 2 F15 Bond

26595 HPR 178-1NC Medical Terminology 2 NSS Hounsel

NOTE: HPR 178-1NC meets Aug 27-Dec 15 for D11 Health Science Pathways students

22324 HPR 208-1N1 Advanced Medical Terminology 2 F15 Bond





HISTORY 502-3200 History classes can be taken in any order

21106 HIS 101-1N1 Western Civ:Antiquity-1650 HI1 3 F15 Rohlfing


23640 HIS 101-1N2 Western Civ:Antiquity-1650 HI1 3 F15 Frischmann


21991 HIS 101-4N1 Western Civ:Antiquity-1650 HI1 3 LAT Frischmann


NOTE: HIS 101-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

23747 HIS 101-4N2 Western Civ:Antiquity-1650 HI1 3 LAT STAFF



21114 HIS 102-1N1 Western Civ: 1650-Present HI1 3 F15 Bairn


22797 HIS 111-1N1 The World: Antiquity-1500: HI1 3 F15 Eichele


23227 HIS 112-1N1 The World: 1500-Present: HI1 3 F15 Eichele


21126 HIS 201-1N1 US History to Reconst: HI1 3 F15 Ricks


21992 HIS 201-4N1 US History to Reconst: HI1 3 LAT Krutsinger



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21132 HIS 202-1N1 US History since Civil War:HI1 3 F15 Britenriker


25867 HIS 225-1N1 Colorado History: HI1 3 F15 Britenriker


22798 HIS 247-1N1 20th Century World History:HI1 3 F15 Ricks


HUMANITIES 502-3200 Courses in the Humanities sequence do not have to be taken in chronological order

23324 HUM 115-1N1 World Mythology: GT-AH2 3 F15 Wagner


24091 HUM 115-1N2 World Mythology: GT-AH2 3 F15 Trenam


24092 HUM 115-1N3 World Mythology: GT-AH2 3 F15 Trenam


21153 HUM 121-1N1 Humanities: Early Civ: GT-AH2 3 F15 Betts


25866 HUM 122-4N1 Humanities: Mediev-Mod: GT-AH2 3 LAT Ayers


NOTE: HUM 122-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

JOURNALISM 502-3600

21186 JOU 105-1N1 Introduction to Mass Media:SS3 3 F15 Myers


LAW ENFORCEMENT 502-3300

23302 LEA 118-3N1 Report Writing 3 BI2 Grayson

Prerequisite: ENG 121 or ENG 131

NOTE: LEA 118-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

25555 LEA 126-3N1 Patrol Procedures 3 BI2 Simpson

NOTE: LEA 126-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

23885 LEA 218-2N1 Drug Investigative Strategies 3 BI1 Simpson

NOTE: LEA 218-2N1 is a first bi-semester class running Aug 27-Oct 21

LITERATURE 502-3600

21203 LIT 115-1N1 Intro to Literature I: AH2 3 F15 Finch


22104 LIT 115-1N2 Intro to Literature I: AH2 3 F15 Johnson


21210 LIT 255-1N1 Children`s Literature 3 F15 Aggen


MANAGEMENT 502-3300

23382 MAN 116-1N1 Principles of Supervision 3 F15 Taggart

23702 MAN 116-1N2 Principles of Supervision 3 F15 Taggart

22450 MAN 117-1N1 Time Management 1 F15 Sonntag

22449 MAN 128-1N1 Human Relation-Organizations 3 F15 Thirion

26474 MAN 128-1N2 Human Relation-Organizations 3 F15 Thirion

26531 MAN 128-4N1 Human Relation-Organizations 3 LAT STAFF

NOTE: MAN 128-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

22451 MAN 200-1N1 Human Resource Management I 3 F15 Thirion

Prerequisite: BUS 115

22683 MAN 226-1N1 Principles of Management 3 F15 Taggart

22679 MAN 240-1N1 Strategic Management 3 F15 Thirion

Prerequisite: BUS 115, MAN 226 and sophomore standing

MARKETING 502-3300

23384 MAR 111-1N1 Principles of Sales 3 F15 Gray

22807 MAR 160-1N1 Customer Service 3 F15 Kuzara

23054 MAR 160-1N2 Customer Service 3 F15 Kuzara

22333 MAR 216-1N1 Principles of Marketing 3 F15 Wittry

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MATH 502-3600 Please note that the remedial math classes have been restructured. MAT 045 can be taken in place of MAT 030 and 060. MAT 030, MAT 060, and MAT 090 will continue to be offered. MAT 077 will no longer be offered effective Summer 2012, so students needing Intermediate Algebra should take MAT 099. Please see your advisor for more information.

24191 MAT 045-1N1 Compress Pre Alg w/Basic Math 4 F15 Bower

Prerequisite: Math assessment

NOTE: MyMathLabsPlus required

24192 MAT 045-1N2 Compress Pre Alg w/Basic Math 4 F15 Krzemien



24193 MAT 045-1N3 Compress Pre Alg w/Basic Math 4 F15 Parcha



24194 MAT 045-1N4 Compress Pre Alg w/Basic Math 4 F15 Swartz


NOTE: MyMathLab required

25145 MAT 045-1N5 Compress Pre Alg w/Basic Math 4 F15 Myers







24197 MAT 045-4N1 Compress Pre Alg w/Basic Math 4 LATMelendez-Fontanez


NOTE: MAT 045-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16. - - MyMathLabsPlus required

24198 MAT 045-4N2 Compress Pre Alg w/Basic Math 4 LATMelendez-Fontanez



26649 MAT 045-4N3 Compress Pre Alg w/Basic Math 4 LAT Bland



22832 MAT 060-1N1 Pre-Algebra 3 F15 Woolley

Prerequisite: MAT 030 (Grade of C or higher) or appropriate math assessment


23706 MAT 060-1N2 Pre-Algebra 3 F15 Myers



25973 MAT 060-4N1 Pre-Algebra 3 LAT Myers



22047 MAT 090-1N1 Introductory Algebra 4 F15 Krzemien

Prerequisite: MAT 045 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 075 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 060 (Grade of C or higher) or appropriate math assessment


22611 MAT 090-1N2 Introductory Algebra 4 F15 Krzemien



23696 MAT 090-1N3 Introductory Algebra 4 F15 Novack



23341 MAT 090-4N1 Introductory Algebra 4 LAT Novack



25974 MAT 090-4N2 Introductory Algebra 4 LAT STAFF



25978 MAT 099-1N1 Intermediate Algebra 4 F15 Novack

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25979 MAT 099-1N2 Intermediate Algebra 4 F15 Jonas-Morrison



26596 MAT 099-1N3 Intermediate Algebra 4 F15 Stewart


25975 MAT 099-4N1 Intermediate Algebra 4 LAT Stewart



26661 MAT 099-4N2 Intermediate Algebra 4 LAT STAFF


NOTE: MAT 099-4N2 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16 - - MyMathLabsPlus required

22429 MAT 103-1N1 Math for Clinical Calculations 3 F15 Small


22938 MAT 103-1N2 Math for Clinical Calculations 3 F15 Arnold


23684 MAT 103-1N3 Math for Clinical Calculations 3 F15 Arnold


21379 MAT 107-1N1 Career Math 3 F15 Gabel



22602 MAT 107-1N2 Career Math 3 F15 Gabel



22913 MAT 107-4N1 Career Math 3 LAT Gabel



23345 MAT 112-1N1 Financial Mathematics 3 F15 Wittry

Prerequisite: MAT 045 or MAT 075 or MAT 060 or equivalent

25142 MAT 112-1N2 Financial Mathematics 3 F15 Wittry


25976 MAT 112-4N1 Financial Mathematics 3 LAT Wittry


NOTE: MAT 112-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

23346 MAT 120-1N1 Math for Liberal Arts: MA1 4 F15 Blake

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score of 85(EA), ACT score of 19, MAT 076 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 077 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 099 (Grade of C or higher), or MAT 106 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 076 (Grade of C or higher)

22993 MAT 120-4N1 Math for Liberal Arts: MA1 4 LAT Blake

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score of 85(EA), ACT score of 19, MAT 076 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 077 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 099 (Grade of C or higher), or MAT 106 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 076 (Grade of C or higher)


22137 MAT 121-1N1 College Algebra : MA1 4 F15 Mahan

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score of 85(EA), ACT score of 23, MAT 077 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 099 (Grade of C or higher), or MAT 106 (Grade of C or higher)

22939 MAT 121-1N2 College Algebra : MA1 4 F15 Bradley


22914 MAT 121-4N1 College Algebra : MA1 4 LAT Blake



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26656 MAT 121-4N2 College Algebra : MA1 4 LAT STAFF



MEDICAL OFFICE TECHNOLOGY 502-3400

24352 MOT 110-1N1 Medical Office Administration 4 F15 Wait


24353 MOT 110-1N2 Medical Office Administration 4 F15 Wait


25942 MOT 125-1N1 Basic Medical Sciences I 3 F15 Bond

23879 MOT 133-1N1 Basic Medical Sciences II 3 F15 Bond

23881 MOT 150-1N1 Pharmacology-Medical Assts 3 F15 Owen


26481 MOT 150-1N2 Pharmacology-Medical Assts 3 F15 Owen


MULTIMEDIA GRAPHIC DESIGN 502-3200

26018 MGD 141-1N1 Web Design I 3 F15 Curry

MUSIC 502-3200 MUS 141 - 144 and MUS 241 - 244 are private instruction. All students who are interested in private music instruction must receive written permission from the music department chairperson before enrolling in lessons. Call 502-3200 for an appointment. A lesson fee is charged for private music instruction. Private music instruction is available in the following areas: voice, piano, guitar, bass, flute, clarinet, saxophone, oboe, bassoon, trumpet, French horn, trombone, violin, viola, cello, and percussion.

22558 MUS 120-1N1 Music Appreciation: AH1 3 F15 Wilson


23693 MUS 120-1N2 Music Appreciation: AH1 3 F15 Gathercoal


PARALEGAL 502-3300

23022 PAR 114-1N1 Computers and the Law 3 F15 Chase

23245 PAR 115-1N1 Introduction to Law 3 F15 Whonic

23246 PAR 116-1N1 Torts 3 F15 Strait

24388 PAR 117-1N1 Family Law 3 F15 Chase

25108 PAR 127-1N1 Legal Ethics 3 F15 Strait

24348 PAR 211-2N1 Legal Research 3 BI1 Chase

Prerequisite: PAR 115

NOTE: PAR 211-2N1 is a first bi-semester class running Aug 27-Oct 21

24350 PAR 212-3N1 Legal Writing 3 BI2 Whonic

Prerequisite: ENG 121, PAR 115, PAR 211

NOTE: PAR 212-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN 502-3400

22465 PHT 115-2N1 Pharm GI/Renal/Repro/Imm/Derma3 BI1 Barriera

NOTE: PHT 115-2N1 is a first bi-semester class running Aug 27-Oct 21

22466 PHT 118-3N1 Pharm Nerv/Endo/Musculoskelet 3 BI2 Barriera

Prerequisite: PHT 115

NOTE: PHT 118-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

PHILOSOPHY 502-3200 Philosophy classes can be taken in any order

21763 PHI 111-1N1 Intro to Philosophy: AH3 3 F15 Heller


21764 PHI 111-1N2 Intro to Philosophy: AH3 3 F15 Cowles


23386 PHI 111-4N1 Intro to Philosophy: AH3 3 LAT Heller


NOTE: PHI 111-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

21767 PHI 112-1N1 Ethics: AH3 3 F15 Buday


23056 PHI 112-1N2 Ethics: AH3 3 F15 Buday


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22898 PHI 113-1N1 Logic: AH3 3 F15 Edick


22105 PHI 114-1N1 Comparative Religions: AH3 3 F15 Buday


POLITICAL SCIENCE 502-3300

24050 POS 105-1N1 Intro to Political Science:SS1 3 F15 Ortiz


21782 POS 111-1N1 American Government : SS1 3 F15 Dias


26604 POS 111-4N1 American Government : SS1 3 LAT Beach


NOTE: POS 111-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

PSYCHOLOGY 502-3300

21905 PSY 101-1N1 General Psychology I: SS3 3 F15 Cooley


21906 PSY 101-1N2 General Psychology I: SS3 3 F15 Cooley


23631 PSY 101-1N4 General Psychology I: SS3 3 F15 Dias


23632 PSY 101-1N5 General Psychology I: SS3 3 F15 Poe


22908 PSY 101-2N1 General Psychology I: SS3 3 BI1 Miller


NOTE: PSY 101-2N1 is a first bi-semester class running Aug 27-Oct 21

24018 PSY 101-3N1 General Psychology I: SS3 3 BI2 Miller


NOTE: PSY 101-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

22810 PSY 101-4N1 General Psychology I: SS3 3 LAT Raitz


NOTE: PSY 101-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

26611 PSY 101-4N2 General Psychology I: SS3 3 LAT Raitz



22007 PSY 102-1N1 General Psychology II : SS3 3 F15 Kamilar


22674 PSY 112-1N1 Psychology of Adjustment 3 F15 Osborn


23633 PSY 112-1N2 Psychology of Adjustment 3 F15 Dahn


22090 PSY 227-1N1 Psychology of Death/Dying: SS3 3 F15 Routh

Prerequisite: ENG 121 (Grade of C or better), and PSY 101 (Grade of C or better) or PSY 102 (Grade of C or better)

21916 PSY 235-1N1 Human Growth & Developmnt: SS3 3 F15 Routh






22909 PSY 235-4N1 Human Growth & Developmnt: SS3 3 LAT Espinoza



21918 PSY 238-1N1 Child Development: SS3 3 F15 Miller


23738 PSY 247-4N1 Child Abuse and Neglect 3 LAT Espinoza


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21995 PSY 249-1N1 Abnormal Psychology: SS3 3 F15 Routh


PUBLIC SECURITY MANAGEMENT 502-3300

21812 PSM 130-2N1 Homeland Security Law 3 BI1 Inzer

NOTE: PSM 130-2N1 is a first bi-semester class running Aug 27-Oct 21

21813 PSM 132-3N1 Homeland: Forecast Terrorism 3 BI2 McClintock

NOTE: PSM 132-3N1 is a second bi-semester class running Oct 22-Dec 4

21815 PSM 133-3N1 Hmld Security:Chem/Bio Defense 3 BI2 Reid


23319 PSM 137-3N1 Introduction to Mitigation 3 BI2 STAFF


RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY 502-3400

24461 RTE 101-1N1 Introduction to Radiography 2 F15 Ivan

25143 RTE 101-1N2 Introduction to Radiography 2 F15 Ivan

SOCIOLOGY 502-3300

21837 SOC 101-1N1 Intro to Sociology I : SS3 3 F15 Bjorkman


21839 SOC 101-1N2 Intro to Sociology I : SS3 3 F15 Acker


23592 SOC 101-1N3 Intro to Sociology I : SS3 3 F15 Acker


24001 SOC 101-4N1 Intro to Sociology I : SS3 3 LAT Dahn


NOTE: SOC 101-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

23232 SOC 102-1N1 Intro to Sociology II: SS3 3 F15 Nikolai


SPANISH 502-3200

22830 SPA 111-1N1 Spanish Language I 5 F15 Sustarsic


23057 SPA 111-1N2 Spanish Language I 5 F15 Sustarsic


25150 SPA 111-4N1 Spanish Language I 5 LAT Sustarsic


NOTE: SPA 111-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 3-Dec 16

22954 SPA 112-1N1 Spanish Language II 5 F15 Sustarsic

Prerequisite: SPA 111 (Grade of C or better)

26341 SPA 211-1N1 Spanish Language III: AH4 3 F15 Campbell

Prerequisite: SPA 112 (Grade of C or better)

ZOO KEEPING 502-3400

26490 ZOO 117-1N1 Animal Conservatn in Captivity 3 F15 Anderson

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