Fall 2014 Schedule - Online

Pikes Peak Community College

COURSESCHEDULE

FALL 2014

PPCC.EDU

Welcome to eLearning at Pikes Peak Community College! PPCC’s class schedule includes a wide variety of online and

hybrid delivery 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 hybrid courses means that you can combine

classes with work and family commitments into a schedule that is convenient for you. Some degrees are available fully

online, or you can choose to attend by selecting a mix of online, hybrid, and traditional sections to suit your needs.

A couple of notes to help you use this schedule:

PPCC offers two kinds of online courses. PPCC Online Campus 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 a minimum of 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 the twelve other community colleges in Colorado and students and faculty may come from any of those schools.

The format for hybrid, or blended delivery courses includes some in-class meetings with online course content

and activities. PPCC-based hybrid format classes are identified by an H in the section number (BIO 101-1H1, for

example). In most cases, students will meet once a week for lecture, hands-on learning, and face-to-face

activities. Other content and assignments will be accessed and completed online.

Whether you choose online or hybrid delivery 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, PPCC faculty members 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 hybrid

courses can work for you. Just stop by, email ([email protected]), or call us (719-502-3555).

Wendy MacColl, Director

Office of eLearning

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

1 2 3 4

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/Spring

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.

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. Some online classes may also have an onsite component.

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

eLearning 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 Online Campus Internet-based 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 "eLearning" on the PPCC website or call 719-502-3555.

eLearning Schedule Preface

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

withdrawal dates.

Important Facts About PPCC Online Campus

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 PPCC Online Campus in the Online Course access box

from the portal.

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.

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 9/8/2014 - 2

CRN COURSE TITLE CR

DAYS TIMES BLDG/ROOM TERM INSTRUCTOR

CRN COURSE TITLE CR


ACCOUNTING 502-3300

20917 ACC 101-1N1 Fundamentals of Accounting 3 F15 Wulf

20927 ACC 121-1N1 Accounting Principles I 4 F15 Allen

Prerequisite: CCR 092 or ENG 090, MAT 050 or MAT 060

24907 ACC 121-4N1 Accounting Principles I 4 LAT McElderry

Prerequisite: CCR 092 or ENG 090, MAT 050 or MAT 060

NOTE: ACC 121-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

20933 ACC 122-1N1 Accounting Principles II 4 F15 Dieball

Prerequisite: ACC 121

26188 ACC 125-4N1 Computerized Accounting 3 LAT Richter

Prerequisite: ACC 101 or 121 or concurrent enrollment

NOTE: ACC 125-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

24577 ACC 131-1N1 Income Tax 3 F15 Kilmer

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

23224 ACC 226-1N1 Cost Accounting 3 F15 Phillips

Prerequisite: ACC 122 (Grade of C or better)

ADVANCING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 502-3600

25542 AAA 109-1N1 Advanced Academic Achievement 3 F15 Ralphe

26412 AAA 109-1N2 Advanced Academic Achievement 3 F15 Jobe

26600 AAA 109-1N3 Advanced Academic Achievement 3 F15 Ralphe

26601 AAA 109-1N4 Advanced Academic Achievement 3 F15 Gaiters-Jordan

26629 AAA 109-1N5 Advanced Academic Achievement 3 F15 Arnold

26630 AAA 109-1N6 Advanced Academic Achievement 3 F15 Pharris

26647 AAA 109-1N7 Advanced Academic Achievement 3 F15 Pharris

26650 AAA 109-1N8 Advanced Academic Achievement 3 F15 Spencer

26651 AAA 109-1N9 Advanced Academic Achievement 3 F15 Gaiters-Jordan

26690 AAA 109-1NA Advanced Academic Achievement 3 F15 Jobe

ANTHROPOLOGY 502-3300

21717 ANT 101-1N1 Cultural Anthropology : SS3 3 F15 Kim

Prerequisite: CCR 092 or ENG 090

23434 ANT 101-1N2 Cultural Anthropology : SS3 3 F15 Harvey


22427 ANT 101-2N1 Cultural Anthropology : SS3 3 BI1 Kim


22432 ANT 101-3N1 Cultural Anthropology : SS3 3 BI2 Harvey


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].

21088 ART 110-1N1 Art Appreciation: AH1 3 F15 Acres


21980 ART 110-1N2 Art Appreciation: AH1 3 F15 Coco


22836 ART 112-1N1 Art Hist Renaiss/1900:GT-AH1 3 F15 Coco


BIOLOGY 502-3400

21992 BIO 216-1N1 Pathophysiology 4 F15 Leusink

Prerequisite: BIO 202

BUSINESS 502-3300

21408 BUS 115-1N1 Introduction to Business 3 F15 Myers


21722 BUS 115-1N2 Introduction to Business 3 F15 Myers


22951 BUS 115-1N3 Introduction to Business 3 F15 Snell


22455 BUS 115-4N1 Introduction to Business 3 LAT Sonntag


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NOTE: BUS 115-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

22978 BUS 115-4N2 Introduction to Business 3 LAT Conradson



26313 BUS 181-1N1 Internship 3 F15 Sonntag

Prerequisite: Program Advisor’s approval

21412 BUS 216-1N1 Legal Environment of Business 3 F15 Natali

22540 BUS 216-1N2 Legal Environment of Business 3 F15 Natali

24690 BUS 216-4N1 Legal Environment of Business 3 LAT Langemo


21414 BUS 217-1N1 Bus Communication/Rept Write 3 F15 Taggart


22542 BUS 217-1N2 Bus Communication/Rept Write 3 F15 Taggart


24689 BUS 217-4N1 Bus Communication/Rept Write 3 LAT Taggart



22793 BUS 226-1N1 Business Statistics 3 F15 Wittry

Prerequisite: MAT 050 or MAT 090

BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION 502-3300

21744 BTE 100-1N1 Computer Keyboarding 1 F15 Walgren

25824 BTE 102-1N1 Keyboarding Applications I 2 F15 Walgren

Prerequisite: Ability to Keyboard 20 WPM or faculty consent

21396 BTE 108-1N1 Ten-Key by Touch 1 F15 Walgren

21397 BTE 166-1N1 Business Editing Skills 3 F15 Walgren

24934 BTE 187-1N1 Coop Education/Internship 3 F15 Meiklejohn

NOTE: Contact [email protected] for approval before enrolling in this course

COLLEGE COMPOSITION & READING 502-3600

25543 CCR 094-1N1 Studio 21 3 F15 Forand

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score of 70(SS) and 62(RC) or ACT score of 17 or ENG 045 (with a C or better) or ENG 060 (with a C or better); CCR 094 must be taken concurrently with ENG 121

NOTE: CCR 094-1N1 students must also register for the co-requisite course ENG 121

25544 CCR 094-1N2 Studio 21 3 F15 Giddings


NOTE: CCR 094-1N2 students must also register for the co-requisite course ENG 121-1N2




25546 CCR 094-1N4 Studio 21 3 F15 Giddings


NOTE: CCR 094-1N4 students must also register for the co-requisite course ENG 121-1N4




25548 CCR 094-1N6 Studio 21 3 F15 Jensen



25539 CCR 094-4N2 Studio 21 3 LAT Forand

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NOTE: CCR 094-4N2 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14 CCR 094-4N2 students must also register for the co-requisite course ENG 121

COMMUNICATION 502-3200

24090 COM 115-1N2 Public Speaking 3 F15 Rector


NOTE: Elluminate sessions at specified times are required for this course.

24072 COM 125-1N1 Interpersonal Communication 3 F15 Callihan


NOTE: COM 125-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

24433 COM 220-1N1 Intercultural Comm: SS3 3 F15 Bhattacharya


22046 COM 225-1N1 Organizational Communication 3 F15 Wanca-Thibault


COMPUTER & NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY 502-3300

22194 CNG 101-1N1 Networking Fundamentals 3 F15 Walters

25827 CNG 103-1N1 Wide Area Networks 3 F15 Walters

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 502-3300

21769 CIS 115-1N1 Intro to Computer Info Sys 3 F15 Meiklejohn

20994 CIS 118-1N1 Intro PC Applications 3 F15 Mannering

20996 CIS 118-1N2 Intro PC Applications 3 F15 Riddle

22444 CIS 118-1N3 Intro PC Applications 3 F15 Mannering

24971 CIS 118-4N1 Intro PC Applications 3 LAT Kuehn

NOTE: CIS 118-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

22393 CIS 124-1N1 Intro to Operating Systems 3 F15 Mannering

26646 CIS 135-4N1 Complete PC Word Processing 3 LAT Mannering


23112 CIS 145-1N1 Complete PC Database 3 F15 Mannering

21030 CIS 155-1N1 PC Spreadsheet Concepts 3 F15 Ohle

25444 CIS 155-4N1 PC Spreadsheet Concepts 3 LAT Ohle


24935 CIS 240-1N1 Database Design & Development 3 F15 Mannering

23111 CIS 267-1N1 Mgmt of Information Systems 3 F15 Ohle

24985 CIS 268-1N1 Systems Analysis and Design I 3 F15 Mannering

22879 CIS 287-1N1 Cooperative Education 3 F15 Meiklejohn

NOTE: Contact [email protected] for enrollment application

25328 CIS 288-1N1 Practicum 1 F15 Meiklejohn

NOTE: Contact [email protected] for permission to register

COMPUTER SCIENCE 502-3300

21143 CSC 105-1N1 Computer Literacy 3 F15 Riddle

21144 CSC 105-1N2 Computer Literacy 3 F15 Simpson

22425 CSC 105-1N3 Computer Literacy 3 F15 Ohle

22711 CSC 105-1N4 Computer Literacy 3 F15 Deherrera

21825 CSC 120-1N1 Problem Solving Visual Basic 3 F15 Ohle

23294 CSC 160-1N1 Computer Science I: Java 4 F15 Deherrera

Prerequisite: MAT 055 or MAT 099

25832 CSC 230-1N1 C Programming: Platform 3 F15 Deherrera

Prerequisite: CSC 160, MAT 121

COMPUTER WEB-BASED 502-3300

22400 CWB 110-1N1 Complete Web Authoring: HTML 3 F15 Simpson

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE 502-3300

21043 CRJ 110-1N1 Intro to Criminal Justice 3 F15 Morris

21045 CRJ 125-2N1 Policing Systems 3 BI1 Merson

22811 CRJ 125-3N1 Policing Systems 3 BI2 Simpson

26137 CRJ 135-3N1 Judicial Function 3 BI2 Devaux

Prerequisite: CRJ 110

22529 CRJ 205-2N1 Principles of Criminal Law 3 BI1 Devaux

21063 CRJ 209-2N1 Criminal Investigation I 3 BI1 Merson

NOTE: CRJ 209-2N1 is a first bi-semester class running Aug 26-Oct 20

22509 CRJ 220-1N1 Human Rel/Social Conflict 3 F15 Sivigny

26138 CRJ 225-3N1 Crisis Intervention 3 BI2 Devaux

24670 CRJ 230-1N1 Criminology 3 F15 Morris

26133 CRJ 231-3N1 Intro Forensic Sci/Criminalist 3 BI2 Merson

26134 CRJ 235-3N1 Delinquent Behavior 3 BI2 Devaux

24576 CRJ 257-3N1 Victimology 3 BI2 Sivigny

26132 CRJ 268-2N1 Criminal Profiling 3 BI1 Merson

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.

24612 ECE 101-1N1 Intro to Early Childhood Educ 3 F15 Sullivan

Prerequisite: CCR 092 or 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.

24613 ECE 103-4N1 Guidance Strategies Yng Child 3 LAT Sullivan


NOTE: ECE 103-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14. This late start online course provides face-to-face weekly faculty assistance. Walk-in hours posted in D2L when class begins.

24616 ECE 111-1N1 Infant/Toddler Theory/Practice 3 F15 Sullivan


NOTE: ECE 111-1N1 online course offers weekly in-person faculty assistance wtih assignments and D2L uses. Weekly time and location will be listed in D2L.

26264 ECE 205-1N1 Nutrition, Health and Safety 3 F15 Palarino


26265 ECE 240-1N1 Admin of ECE Programs 3 F15 Sullivan

Prerequisite: ECE 101 or concurrent enrollment

24992 ECE 260-4N1 The Exceptional Child 3 LAT Sullivan


NOTE: ECE 260-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14. Provides weekly face-to-face faculty assistance. Walk-in hours posted on D2L when class begins.

ECONOMICS 502-3300

22426 ECO 201-1N1 Prin of Macroeconomics: SS1 3 F15 Munick

Prerequisite: CCR 092 or ENG 090, MAT 045 or MAT 055 or MAT 060

22883 ECO 201-1N2 Prin of Macroeconomics: SS1 3 F15 Williams


24802 ECO 201-4N1 Prin of Macroeconomics: SS1 3 LAT Williams


NOTE: ECO 201-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

22611 ECO 202-1N1 Prin of Microeconomics: SS1 3 F15 Munick


24997 ECO 202-4N1 Prin of Microeconomics: SS1 3 LAT Williams


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NOTE: ECO 202-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

EDUCATION 502-3300

21730 EDU 221-1N1 Introduction to Education 3 F15 Smith

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

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT & PLANNING 502-3300

21373 EMP 101-2N1 Emergency Management 3 BI1 Inzer

22748 EMP 105-3N1 Emergency Planning 3 BI2 Inzer

25811 EMP 106-2N1 Exercise Design Evaluation 3 BI1 White

25812 EMP 107-3N1 Emerg Op Center & Comm 3 BI2 Reid

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.

21475 ENG 121-1N1 English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Giddings

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score or 95(SS) or ACT score of 18, or CCR 092 (Grade of C or higher) or ENG 090 (Grade of C or higher) and REA 090 (Grade of C or higher)

21476 ENG 121-1N2 English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Giddings


NOTE: ENG 121-1N2 students must also register for the co-requisite course CCR 094-1N2

22471 ENG 121-1N3 English Composition I: CO1 3 F15 Giddings


22875 ENG 121-1N4 English Composition I: CO1 3 F15 Giddings


NOTE: ENG 121-1N4 students must also register for the co-requisite course CCR 094-1N4

24919 ENG 121-1N5 English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Lovell


24920 ENG 121-1N6 English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Lovell


24924 ENG 121-1N7 English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Rowe






25663 ENG 121-1NA English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Ralphe


25664 ENG 121-1NB English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Ralphe


25665 ENG 121-1NC English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Gray


25666 ENG 121-1ND English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Jensen

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25667 ENG 121-1NE English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Colgrove


25668 ENG 121-1NF English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Gray


25670 ENG 121-1NJ English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Gray


25671 ENG 121-1NK English Composition I : CO1 3 F15 Stephenson


22472 ENG 121-4N1 English Composition I: CO1 3 LAT Schofield


NOTE: ENG 121-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

22956 ENG 121-4N2 English Composition I: CO1 3 LAT Colgrove



22981 ENG 121-4N3 English Composition I: CO1 3 LAT Colgrove



22984 ENG 121-4N4 English Composition I: CO1 3 LAT Cleek



25628 ENG 121-4N5 English Composition I : CO1 3 LAT Wagner



25629 ENG 121-4N6 English Composition I : CO1 3 LAT Wagner



25630 ENG 121-4N7 English Composition I : CO1 3 LAT Moutrie



25631 ENG 121-4N8 English Composition I : CO1 3 LAT Gray



21498 ENG 122-1N1 English Composition II: CO2 3 F15 Miller

Prerequisite: ENG 121 (Grade of C or higher)

21499 ENG 122-1N2 English Composition II: CO2 3 F15 Stephenson


22473 ENG 122-1N3 English Composition II: CO2 3 F15 Stephenson


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22896 ENG 122-1N4 English Composition II: CO2 3

F15 Stephenson


22941 ENG 122-1N5 English Composition II: CO2 3 F15 Miller


24929 ENG 122-1N6 English Composition II: CO2 3 F15 Aggen


22474 ENG 122-4N1 English Composition II: CO2 3 LAT Miller



22979 ENG 122-4N2 English Composition II: CO2 3 LAT Becco



22980 ENG 122-4N3 English Composition II: CO2 3 LAT Schofield



21502 ENG 131-1N1 Technical Writing I 3 F15 Aggen

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score of 95(SS) and 80(RC) or ACT English score of 18, or CCR 092 (Grade of C or higher) or ENG 090 (Grade of C or higher) and REA 090 (Grade of C or higher)

22196 ENG 131-1N2 Technical Writing I 3 F15 Aggen


22965 ENG 131-1N3 Technical Writing I 3 F15 Becco


22478 ENG 221-1N1 Creative Writing I 3 F15 Kuiken


26511 ENG 222-1N1 Creative Writing II 3 F15 Kuiken

Prerequisite: ENG 221

FINANCE 502-3300

20921 FIN 106-1N1 Consumer Economics 3 F15 Wittry

26562 FIN 106-4N1 Consumer Economics 3 LAT Radigan

20926 FIN 201-1N1 Principles of Finance 3 F15 Midzor

Prerequisite: ACC 101 or 121, MAT 112

FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY 502-3300

20936 FST 102-3N1 Principles/Emergency Services 3 BI2 Mather

26189 FST 103-3N1 Fire Behavior & Combustion 3 BI2 Cates

20941 FST 105-3N1 Building Construction for Fire 3 BI2 Mather

20947 FST 106-2N1 Fire Prevention 3 BI1 Gutschick

20951 FST 107-2N1 HazMat Operations (Level I) 3 BI1 Pape

25015 FST 109-2N1 Occupational Safety & Health 3 BI1 Johnson

24995 FST 201-3N1 Instructional Methodology 3 BI2 Gutschick

24609 FST 202-3N1 Strategy & Tactics 3 BI2 Gutschick

20965 FST 205-2N1 Fire Investigation I 3 BI1 Smaldino

24993 FST 206-2N1 Fire Co Superv and Leadership 3 BI2 Cates

25016 FST 209-3N1 Fire Protection Systems 3 BI2 Gutschick

26190 FST 251-2N1 Legal Aspects of Fire Service 3 BI2 Scheideman

26213 FST 255-2N1 Fire Service Management 3 BI2 Rocco

26215 FST 257-3N1 Fire Department Administration 3 BI2 Mather

Prerequisite: FST 206

26516 FST 258-3N1 Wildland Fire Incident Mgmt 3 BI2 Mather

Prerequisite: FST 152 or previous certified red card training

21731 FST 259-2N1 Wildland Firefighting Tactics 3 BI1 Mather

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GEOGRAPHY 502-3400

20995 GEO 105-1N1 World Regional Geography: SS2 3 F15 Kopteva

Prerequisite: CCR 092 (Grade of C or higher) or ENG 090

22856 GEO 111-1N1 Phys Geo: Lndfrms w/Lab: SC1 4 F15 Kopteva


HEALTH & WELLNESS 502-3400

24040 HWE 100-1N2 Human Nutrition 3 F15 LaChey

Prerequisite: MAT 055





25010 HWE 100-1N7 Human Nutrition 3 F15 Graham


HEALTH PROFESSIONAL 502-3400

22095 HPR 106-3N1 Law & Ethics for Health Prof 2 BI2 Barriera

25462 HPR 106-3N2 Law & Ethics for Health Prof 2 BI2 Barriera

21777 HPR 108-1N1 Dietary Nutrition 1 F15 LaChey

Prerequisite: CCR 092, MAT 050

NOTE: Contact [email protected] for more information.

24800 HPR 140-1N1 Orientation to Health Careers 6 F15 Kirkland

21988 HPR 178-1N1 Medical Terminology 2 F15 Wein



22877 HPR 178-1N4 Medical Terminology 2 F15 Devries






24039 HPR 178-1NB Medical Terminology 2 F15 Bond

21987 HPR 208-1N1 Advanced Medical Terminology 2 F15 Bond





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

21033 HIS 101-1N1 Western Civ:Antiquity-1650 HI1 3 F15 Rohlfing


22897 HIS 101-1N2 Western Civ:Antiquity-1650 HI1 3 F15 Burnette


21715 HIS 101-4N1 Western Civ:Antiquity-1650 HI1 3 LAT Brumlik


NOTE: HIS 101-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

21040 HIS 102-1N1 Western Civ: 1650-Present HI1 3 F15 Eichele


22359 HIS 111-1N1 The World: Antiquity-1500: HI1 3 F15 Spencer


25714 HIS 121-1N1 US History to Reconst: HI1 3 F15 Brumlik


25717 HIS 121-4N1 US History to Reconst: HI1 3 LAT Krutsinger


NOTE: HIS 121-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

25722 HIS 122-1N1 US History since Civil War:HI1 3 F15 Ricks

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25781 HIS 205-1N1 Women in World History: HI1 3 F15 Eichele


26307 HIS 225-1N1 Colorado History: HI1 3 F15 Britenriker


22360 HIS 247-1N1 20th Century World History:HI1 3 F15 Bairn


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

22750 HUM 115-1N1 World Mythology: GT-AH2 3 F15 Pagel


23211 HUM 115-1N2 World Mythology: GT-AH2 3 F15 Lawson


26163 HUM 115-1N4 World Mythology: GT-AH2 3 F15 Lawson


26402 HUM 115-1N6 World Mythology: GT-AH2 3 F15 Conrad


21061 HUM 121-1N1 Humanities: Early Civ: GT-AH2 3 F15 Betts


LAW ENFORCEMENT 502-3300

24386 LEA 126-3N1 Patrol Procedures 3 BI2 Simpson

LITERATURE 502-3600

21096 LIT 115-1N1 Intro to Literature I: AH2 3 F15 Henrichs

Prerequisite: ENG 121 or concurrent enrollment

25919 LIT 115-1N2 Intro to Literature I: AH2 3 F15 Henrichs


26171 LIT 201-1N1 Wrld Literature to 1600:GT-AH2 3 F15 Zimbleman


21101 LIT 255-1N1 Children`s Literature 3 F15 Aggen


MANAGEMENT 502-3300

22794 MAN 116-1N1 Principles of Supervision 3 F15 Taggart

22089 MAN 128-1N1 Human Relation-Organizations 3 F15 Thirion

24751 MAN 128-1N2 Human Relation-Organizations 3 F15 Thirion

24774 MAN 128-4N1 Human Relation-Organizations 3 LAT STAFF

NOTE: MAN 128-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

22090 MAN 200-1N1 Human Resource Management I 3 F15 Thirion

Prerequisite: BUS 115

22258 MAN 226-1N1 Principles of Management 3 F15 Taggart

22255 MAN 240-1N1 Strategic Management 3 F15 Thirion

Prerequisite: BUS 115, MAN 226 and sophomore standing

MARKETING 502-3300

22796 MAR 111-1N1 Principles of Sales 3 F15 Gray

22367 MAR 160-1N1 Customer Service 3 F15 Myers

22543 MAR 160-1N2 Customer Service 3 F15 Myers

21994 MAR 216-1N1 Principles of Marketing 3 F15 Wittry

MATH 502-3600 Please note that the remedial math classes have been restructured. The new Developmental Math sequence is MAT 045, MAT 090 and MAT 055. (MAT 045 covers both MAT 030 and MAT 060 content. MAT 099 will no longer be offered effective Spring 2014, so students who were planning to take Intermediate Algebra should take MAT 055: Algebraic Literacy instead.) MAT 078-MAT 088: These are 1-credit hour modules that span the content of MAT 045, MAT 090 and MAT 055. It is recommended that several modules be completed each semester. (On the first day of class students will take an ALEKS assessment and be moved to the appropriate module.)

26036 MAT 050-1N1 Quantitative Literacy 4 F15 Krzemien

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score of 30-84(EA) or AR>39, AAA 109 or concurrent enrollment

26037 MAT 050-1N2 Quantitative Literacy 4 F15 Swartz

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26038 MAT 050-1N3 Quantitative Literacy 4 F15 Myers


26633 MAT 050-1N4 Quantitative Literacy 4 F15 Small


26039 MAT 050-4N1 Quantitative Literacy 4 LAT Krzemien


NOTE: MAT 050-4N1 is a 10 week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

26040 MAT 055-1N1 Algebraic Literacy 4 F15 Parcha

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score of 60-84(EA); Accuplacer score of 45-59(EA) may be advised into MAT 055 and must be taken concurrently with MAT 025, AAA 109 or concurrent enrollment

26041 MAT 055-1N2 Algebraic Literacy 4 F15 Stewart


26042 MAT 055-4N1 Algebraic Literacy 4 LAT Parcha


NOTE: MAT 055-4N1 is a 10 week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

22072 MAT 103-1N1 Math for Clinical Calculations 3 F15 Bower

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score of 61(EA) or ACT score of 19 or MAT 050 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 090 (Grade of C or higher)

22468 MAT 103-1N2 Math for Clinical Calculations 3 F15 Conner


22939 MAT 103-1N3 Math for Clinical Calculations 3 F15 Bower


21224 MAT 107-1N1 Career Math 3 F15 Bower

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score of 45(EA) or ACT score of 19 or MAT 045 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 050 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 060 (Grade of C or higher); Accuplacer score of 30-60(EA) or AR >39 may be advised into MAT 107 and must be taken concurrently with MAT 091

NOTE: MyMathLabsPlus required

22206 MAT 107-1N2 Career Math 3 F15 Rector


NOTE: MyMathLabsPlus required

26634 MAT 107-1N3 Career Math 3 F15 Gulya


22449 MAT 107-4N1 Career Math 3 LAT Bhagat


NOTE: MAT 107-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14. MyMathLabsPlus required

22766 MAT 112-1N1 Financial Mathematics 3 F15 Wittry

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score of 60(EA) or ACT score of 19 or MAT 045 or MAT 050 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 060

24058 MAT 112-1N2 Financial Mathematics 3 F15 Wittry


24580 MAT 112-4N1 Financial Mathematics 3 LAT Wittry


NOTE: MAT 112-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

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22767 MAT 120-1N1 Math for Liberal Arts: MA1 4 F15 Mahan

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score of 85(EA), ACT score of 19, MAT 050 (Grade of C or higher) or MAT 099 (Grade of C or higher)

21837 MAT 121-1N1 College Algebra : MA1 4 F15 Cushman


22469 MAT 121-1N2 College Algebra : MA1 4 F15 Jonas-Morrison


22450 MAT 121-4N1 College Algebra : MA1 4 LAT Heath


NOTE: MAT 121-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

25340 MAT 135-1N1 Intro to Statistics: MA1 3 F15 Anderson


25314 MAT 166-1N1 Pre-Calculus: MA1 5 F15 Bradley

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score of 55(CM) or ACT score of 25 or MAT 121 (Grade of C or higher)

MEDICAL OFFICE TECHNOLOGY 502-3400

23369 MOT 110-1N1 Medical Office Administration 4 F15 Wait


23370 MOT 110-1N2 Medical Office Administration 4 F15 Wait


25750 MOT 133-1N1 Basic Medical Sciences II 3 F15 Bond

25007 MOT 135-1N1 Basic Medical Sciences III 3 F15 Bond

23096 MOT 150-1N1 Pharmacology-Medical Assts 3 F15 Owen

Prerequisite: MAT 030 or MAT 050 (Grade of C or higher)

MULTIMEDIA GRAPHIC DESIGN 502-3200

25305 MGD 102-1N1 Introduction To Multimedia 3 F15 Uhalt

25304 MGD 111-1N1 Adobe Photoshop I 3 F15 Shearn

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.

22177 MUS 120-1N1 Music Appreciation: AH1 3 F15 Wilson


22943 MUS 120-1N2 Music Appreciation: AH1 3 F15 Wilson


26316 MUS 120-1N3 Music Appreciation: AH1 3 F15 Bartee


PARALEGAL 502-3300

22522 PAR 114-1N1 Computers and the Law 3 F15 Chase

22694 PAR 115-1N1 Introduction to Law 3 F15 Chase

26274 PAR 208-1N1 Probate and Estates 3 F15 Downs

Prerequisite: PAR 115

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN 502-3400

22096 PHT 115-2N1 Pharmacology I 3 BI1 Barriera

26695 PHT 115-2N2 Pharmacology I 3 BI1 Barriera

22097 PHT 118-3N1 Pharmacology II 3 BI2 Barriera

Prerequisite: PHT 115

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

21512 PHI 111-1N1 Intro to Philosophy: AH3 3 F15 Cowles


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21513 PHI 111-1N2 Intro to Philosophy: AH3 3

F15 Dyer


25440 PHI 111-1N3 Intro to Philosophy: AH3 3 F15 Dyer


22798 PHI 111-4N1 Intro to Philosophy: AH3 3 LAT Heller


NOTE: PHI 111-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

21515 PHI 112-1N1 Ethics: AH3 3 F15 Dewey


22545 PHI 112-1N2 Ethics: AH3 3 F15 Buday


25459 PHI 112-4N1 Ethics: AH3 3 LAT Heller


NOTE: PHI 112-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

22439 PHI 113-1N1 Logic: AH3 3 F15 Edick


21809 PHI 114-1N1 Comparative Religions: AH3 3 F15 Buday


25338 PHI 214-1N1 Philosophy of Religion: AH3 3 F15 Buday


POLITICAL SCIENCE 502-3300

23190 POS 105-1N1 Intro to Political Science:SS1 3 F15 Shackelford


21527 POS 111-1N1 American Government : SS1 3 F15 Dias


25027 POS 111-1N2 American Government : SS1 3 F15 Dias


PSYCHOLOGY 502-3300

21634 PSY 101-1N1 General Psychology I: SS3 3 F15 Kamilar






22892 PSY 101-1N4 General Psychology I: SS3 3 F15 Espinoza


22893 PSY 101-1N5 General Psychology I: SS3 3 F15 Poe


23174 PSY 101-3N1 General Psychology I: SS3 3 BI2 Cooley


22370 PSY 101-4N1 General Psychology I: SS3 3 LAT Raitz


NOTE: PSY 101-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

24804 PSY 101-4N2 General Psychology I: SS3 3 LAT Raitz



21728 PSY 102-1N1 General Psychology II : SS3 3 F15 Kamilar


22252 PSY 112-1N1 Psychology of Adjustment 3 F15 Dahn


21795 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)

21645 PSY 235-1N1 Human Growth & Developmnt: SS3 3 F15 Routh






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22446 PSY 235-4N1 Human Growth & Developmnt: SS3 3

LAT Cooley



21647 PSY 238-1N1 Child Development: SS3 3 F15 Winaski


22977 PSY 247-4N1 Child Abuse and Neglect 3 LAT Espinoza



21718 PSY 249-1N1 Abnormal Psychology: SS3 3 F15 Routh


PUBLIC SECURITY MANAGEMENT 502-3300

21547 PSM 130-2N1 Homeland Security Law 3 BI2 Inzer

25813 PSM 132-3N1 Homeland: Forecast Terrorism 3 BI2 STAFF

21549 PSM 133-2N1 Hmld Security:Chem/Bio Defense 3 BI1 Reid

24994 PSM 200-3N1 NIM Syst/Interagency Operation 3 BI2 STAFF

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY 502-3400

23430 RTE 101-1N1 Introduction to Radiography 2 F15 George

24059 RTE 101-1N2 Introduction to Radiography 2 F15 George

SOCIAL WORK 502-3300

23334 SWK 100-1N1 Introduction to Social Work 3 F15 McKay


24733 SWK 205-1N1 Social Welfare in the U.S. 3 F15 McKay


SOCIOLOGY 502-3300

21568 SOC 101-1N1 Intro to Sociology I : SS3 3 F15 Swanson


21570 SOC 101-1N2 Intro to Sociology I : SS3 3 F15 Swanson


22871 SOC 101-1N3 Intro to Sociology I : SS3 3 F15 Lee


23165 SOC 101-4N1 Intro to Sociology I : SS3 3 LAT Farraher


NOTE: SOC 101-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

25453 SOC 101-4N2 Intro to Sociology I : SS3 3 LAT White



22685 SOC 102-1N1 Intro to Sociology II: SS3 3 F15 Nikolai


24897 SOC 231-4N1 Sociology-Deviant Behavior:SS3 3 LAT Nikolai



SPANISH 502-3200

22387 SPA 111-1N1 Spanish Language I 5 F15Sustarsic Harvey

24063 SPA 111-4N1 Spanish Language I 5 LATSustarsic Harvey

NOTE: SPA 111-4N1 is a 10-week late start class running Oct 1-Dec 14

26430 SPA 112-1N1 Spanish Language II 5 LATSustarsic Harvey

Prerequisite: SPA 111 (Grade of C or better)

WELDING 502-3200

26091 WEL 106-1N1 Blueprint Read-Welders/Fitters 4 F15 Mannering

Documents

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