Fall 2020 Schedule of Classes - Western Wyoming ...Success at 307.382.1660 to schedule an Individual Advising appointment. Advising and Registration appointments for our NEW degree

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FALL 2020 IMPORTANT DATESAugust 20.................Residence Hall Move-In

August 24.................All 15-week courses begin, all delivery modes

August 24.................4-week A Block, 6-week E Block, and 13-week J Block

courses begin

September 1.............12-week D Block courses begin

September 4.............Last day to drop A Block courses

September 11...........Last day to drop E Block courses

September 18...........4-Week A Block courses end

September 21...........4-Week B Block courses begin

September 30...........Last day to drop J Block courses

October 2..................6-Week E Block courses end

October 5..................6-Week F Block courses begin

October 6..................Last day to drop B Block and D Block courses

October 16................4-Week B Block courses end

October 19................4-Week C Block courses begin

October 19 ...............Midterm Grades due - Full Semester, Nursing, EMS/Paramedic courses

October 22................Last day to drop F Block courses

October 30................Last day to drop Full Semester (15-Week), C Block, Nursing .......

and EMS/Paramedic courses

November 13............4-Week C Block and 6-Week F Block courses end

November 20............12-Week D Block and13-Week J Block courses end

November 20............Last day of on-campus instruction (courses are moved online)

December 11............Full Semester (15-Week) courses end

December 16............Grades due (noon) - Full Semester, Nursing, EMS/Paramedic .......

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(All other block grades are due 5 days after course end date)

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Western Wyoming Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, marital status, sexual preference, sex, age, religion, political belief, disability, or veteran status, in employment, admission and/or access to programs or activities. For inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies, please contact Burt Reynolds, Vice President for Administrative Services, 2500 College Drive, Rock Springs, Wyoming 82901, (307) 382-1621.The contact information for the Office for Civil Rights is: U.S. Department of Education, Cesar E. Chavez Memorial Building, Suite 310, 1244 Spear Avenue Blvd., Denver, CO 80204-3582, (303) 844-5695, or TDD (303) 844-3417 and the Wyoming Labor Standards Department is: 1510 East Pershing Blvd., Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002. (307) 777-7261.

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General Information

Fall 2020 Important Dates ...................................................................................... Inside Front Cover

Registration Instructions & Information .........................................................................................2-3

Student Right to Privacy .................................................................................................................... 3

Costs & Payment Information, Residency Classification ............................................................................ 4-7

Financial Aid ...................................................................................................................................... 8

Textbook & Bookstore Information .................................................................................................... 9

MyWestern Information ................................................................................................................... 10

Learning Centers ............................................................................................................................. 11

Online Learning ............................................................................................................................... 12

Fall Class Schedule .......................................................................................... 6-37

Workforce Development Training ..................................................................................................... 38

Any student with more than two exams in one day may reschedule any exams over two. The student must work with all instructors involved to arrange a mutually agreeable schedule for when the exams will be rescheduled.

Grades may be checked on MyWestern (www.westernwyoming.edu)

WESTERN WYOMING COMMUNITY COLLEGE2500 College Drive • Rock Springs, WY 82901-5802

(307) 382-1600 or (800) 226-1181

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N REGISTRATION INFORMATIONRegistration Options:

In Person Registration:Come to Mustang Central • Rock Springs Campus – located at the circular drive, Room 1100

Registration Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

or the Green River Center Office Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Summer office hours subject to change

My Western Self-Service westernwyoming.edu u MyWestern (Log in) u For Students u Registration Register online via the Western web page from home or by using a computer on campus. Go online to the MyWestern Self-Service menu or call 382-1677 for your login ID and password. Degree-seeking students should see their academic advisor prior to registering.See page 10 for more instructions.

Regular Registration:April 20 - August 23

Late Registration:August 24-26 Contact Mustang Central (Rock Springs Campus), or the Green River Center Office, or use MyWestern Self-Service the first three class days of the term. Students may register for courses that begin at a later date through the first two days of the course or as prorated for shorter courses.

Online registration for Fall 2020, using MyWestern, begins April 6. See your advisor on or before April 3 - then go online!

APPLY NOW! Set up Online Account Go to westernwyoming.edu Click on Apply Now Create Account

Complete online application: Click on My Applications, then click on Start A New

Undergraduate Application

Request official transcripts: High School or GED College(s) (include high school concurrent and dual credits) ACT or SAT Scores (required for academic scholarship

consideration) Take Placement Test After you receive your acceptance letter, complete the

Navigate on boarding and then schedule an Individual Advising Appointment

All Degree Seeking Students Must Complete an Application for Admission

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REGISTRATION INFORMATIONDegree Seeking: Full-Time or Part-Time

• Apply for admission and be accepted• Take Placement Tests or provide documentation of

minimum ACT or SAT score requirements• Attend an Individual Advising Appointment to register

in Mustang Success• Returning students it is recommended that you meet

with your advisor

Non Degree Seeking • Come in or go online to register• Students enrolling in 6 or more credits may set up a

payment plan• Use online form or MyWestern

Waitlists Students may be placed on a waitlist if a course is full. When a seat becomes available the student will be sent an email (using MyWestern or a personal email address) notifying them that a seat has become available. The student will typically have three days to add the course to their schedule through “Managing My Waitlist” in MyWestern or by calling Mustang Central. The waitlist add period will be shortened as the start of courses gets closer. Check your MyWestern email frequently. It is ultimately the responsibility of the student to know their position on any given waitlist. Being on a waitlist does not complete the registration process. Students are not automatically enrolled when a seat opens. If you have decided against the waitlisted course, please have your name deleted from the waitlist by using “Managing My Waitlist” in MyWestern or by calling Mustang Central at 382-1677.

Dropping Classes Students must officially drop courses, via MyWestern or Mustang Central, to avoid failing grades and/or responsibility for paying tuition and fees. It is the student’s responsibility to be familiar with the deadline dates. Please reference the drop deadlines (which vary by course duration) on the academic calendar. Refunds will only be effective after a drop of the course is completed. Contact Mustang Central or the Green River Center for more information.

High School Students Western offers tuition scholarships for qualified high school students. Sweetwater County BOCES pays for up to 10 credit hours in the Fall and Spring terms, and 3 credit hours in the Summer term, plus course fees, for approved high school juniors and seniors taking dual enrollment courses. Contact your high school counselor or Mustang Central with questions.

Individual Advising Appointments(for our NEW degree seeking students)

After you complete the application process, you will be sent a username and password. Once you receive it, contact Mustang Success at 307.382.1660 to schedule an Individual Advising appointment.

Advising and Registration appointments for our NEW degree seeking students, including dual and concurrent high school seniors who will graduate Spring 2020, are available starting Monday, April 13.

To Be Successful: When planning your schedule, please consider the

following rule of thumb:

1 CREDIT Equals 3 hours of class time and/or homework

2 CREDITS Equals 6 hours of class time and/or homework

3 CREDITS Equals 9 hours of class time and/or homework

Notification of Student Rights Under The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act(See Western Catalog for more complete information regarding FERPA) FERPA (also known as the Buckley Amendment) was originally passed in 1974. It has been amended several times since, but the essence remains unchanged. Primary rights for students under FERPA include:

1. Right to inspect and review educational records within 45 days of the day the request is received. Submit your request in writing to Mustang Central.

2. Right to seek to amend educational records. If you think that something in your file is inaccurate, you may make a written request to have that record changed.

3. Right to have some control over the disclosure of information from educational records except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent.

4. Right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by Western to comply with the requirements of FERPA.

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N PAYMENT INFORMATIONFall Tuition - Sweetwater County Students Per Credit Hour

Residents of Wyoming .................................................... $144Overload Fee (21+ hrs.) .............................................. $99/hr.

WUE (Western Undergraduate Exchange) ..................................... $193 Overload Fee (21+ hrs.)............................................... $148/hr.All Others ........................................................................ $342 Overload Fee (21+ hrs.) .............................................. $297

Tuition amounts include a $20 per credit Academic Support Fee

Tuition amounts for students attending courses outside Sweetwater County can be viewed online.

Fall Refund-Full Semester Courses(Contact Mustang Central for short course refund schedule)

August 24-26100% refund for courses dropped during this time

August 27-September 580% refund for courses dropped during this time

September 6-1560% refund for courses dropped during this time

September 16-2540% refund for courses dropped during this time

September 26NO refund for courses dropped on, or after, this date

Refund and repayment for Federal Financial Aid recipients may be different.

Fall 2020 Payment DeadlineAugust 21, 2020

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Tuition & Fees The College Board of Trustees reserves the right to alter tuition and fees at any time by the amount necessary to maintain the institution or as required by the Wyoming Community College Commission. All tuition and fees are due at the designated dates on the account statement, accessed on MyWestern. All checks or money orders should be made payable to Western Wyoming Community College. Sweetwater County residents age 60 and over may enroll for classes at the College with payment of tuition waived. Special fees for laboratory supplies, etc., remain the financial responsibility of each student. Students with an account balance from a previous term will not be able to register until balance has been paid.

Dropping Courses and Refunds Use MyWestern to drop courses through October 30 (full semester courses). See instructions on page 10.Complete withdrawals should be initiated at Mustang Central, Green River Center, or an Outreach site.NOTE: Block courses are on a reduced schedule for drop/add dates and refunds. Contact Mustang Central or the Green River Center for exact dates.

Return of Title IV Funds Students withdrawing their attendance from Western Wyoming Community College that received some form of federal financial assistance (Pell Grant, Student Loan,or SEOG), may be subject to repaying all or a portion of the funds received.

Western will calculate the amount of aid that students earned based upon the number of days attended in the semester. Any portion not earned must be repaid. Should students choose not to make satisfactory repayment arrangements:

• they will be ineligible to receive funding in the future at Western

• their transcripts may be withheld• they may be turned over to collections for the unpaid

balance in addition to any additional charges incurred by the collection agency

Contact Mustang Central at 382-1677 with questions regarding this policy.

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NPAYMENT INFORMATIONPayment by MyWestern Pay on your account, or make a final payment by using MyWestern and a Visa or Mastercard.

• westernwyoming.edu• MyWestern(Login) Go to My Student Account to Make a

Payment• Login using your MyWestern Login ID and Password

Note: Check your MyWestern email for account notices. Bills are not mailed.

Payment Plan Students enrolled in 6 or more credits who cannot pay the full amount of Fall 2020 tuition, fees, room and board may set up a payment plan.

• See payment dates.• A $50.00 set up/processing fee is charged for each

payment plan.

Part Time StudentsStudents taking 5 or fewer credits

• Payment due date is August 21, 2020.• Students registering after the payment due date must

pay at the time of registration. Students taking 6-11 credits

• Pay in full by August 21, 2020• Set up payment plan and pay first installment by

payment due date.

Access the Western Catalog onlinewesternwyoming.edu

Spring Full Term Payment Deadlines Students will be required to make full payment by the payment deadline or set up a payment plan, for an additional $50, with the first payment being due at that time. Students who fail to make a payment by this time may be automatically unenrolled from courses.

Friday, August 21 – Balance of Cost of Attendance Due (Tuition, fees, room &

board) or 1st installment of payment plan due

Wednesday, September 30 – 2nd installment of payment due

Wednesday, October 28 – 3rd installment of payment due

Student Account NoticeWestern has gone green! Students will access account information using MyWestern. Paper bills will not be mailed. Be aware of payment deadlines

Pay online at MyWestern with a Visa or MasterCard.www.westernwyoming.edu

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COURSE FEESACCT All courses* 20ANTH 1100 Intro to Biological Anthropology* 25ART 1150 Photography I* 18ART 1178 Digital Imaging I* 20ART 1310 Sculpture I* 80ART 2410 Ceramics I* 95ART 2420 Ceramics II* 95ART 2430 Ceramics III* 95ART 2440 Ceramics IV* 75ART 2445 Ceramics Studio* 95AUTO All courses* 40BIOL All lab courses * 55BIOL 2400 General Ecology* 50BIOL 2450 Principles of Fish & Wildlife Management* 50BOTK All courses* 25CHEM All lab courses* 70CMAP All courses* 25COSC All courses* 35DESL All courses* 40ELAP 1515-1585 Electrical Apprenticeship I-VIII* 20ELTR All courses* 25EMT EMT Program Fee (assessed on 1690, 75 2500, 2530)*EMT 1690 Emergency Medical Technician* 302EMT 2500 Advanced Emergency Medical Technician* 250EMT 2530 Intermediate Emergency Medical Tech* 319ENGL 1010 English Composition I* 26ES 1000 Orientation to Engineering Study* 35ES 1070 Solid Modeling I* 35ES 2120 Dynamics* 25ES 2230 Computer Aided Drafting* 35GEOL All lab courses* 35HIST All courses* 10HLED 1003 Wellness* 30HLED 1140 Nutrition* 30HLED 1225 First Aid and CPR* 30INDM All courses* 35MCH All courses* 35MOLB 2210 General Microbiology* 55MUSC Applied Music 1/2 hr lesson 125MUSC Applied Music 1 hr lesson 250NURS Nursing Program Fee (assessed on 150 1100, 1200, 2300, 2400)* NURS 1100 Prof Nursing Care in Health Promotion* 300NURS 1510 Nurse Assistant* 75NURS 2300 Prof Nursing Care for Acute Illness* 200OEAC 1230 Wilderness First Aid & Survival* 25OGPT All Courses* 35PEAC Wellness Center, Pool, Aux Gym, 25 and Weight Room courses* PEAC All outdoor courses 25PEAC 1309 Hike-Camp-Fish* 40PEAC 2017 Water Safety Instructor* 40PEAC 2018 Lifeguard Training* 40PEPR All courses* 50PHLB 1810 Phlebotomy Principles and Practice* 160PHYS All Lab Courses* 35PLOP All courses* 35POLS All courses* 10PSYC All courses* 10PSYC 2000 Research Psychology Methods* 5PTEP 2500 Intro to Paramedicine* 450PTEP 2800 Trauma Emergencies in Paramedic Practice* 225SOC All courses* 10

SOWK All courses* 10TECH All courses (excluding TECH 1000)* 15THEA 2220 Stagecraft* 15THEA 2340 Musical Theatre Voice Lesson - 1/2 hr 100THEA 2340 Musical Theatre Voice Lesson - 1 hr 200TTD 1500 Novice CDL Training* 1800WELD 1710 Oxyacetylene Welding 80WELD 1715 Oxyacetylene Cutting 80WELD 1755 Shielded Metal Arc Welding 160WELD 1760 Adv. Shielded Metal Arc Weld 175WELD 1770 Gas Metal Arc Welding 235WELD 1774 GMAW - Pipe 215WELD 1776 FluxCored Arc Welding 215WELD 1780 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding 225WELD 1840 Groove Welding Plate 200WELD 1950 SMAW Stainless Steel Basic 165WELD 1960 Submerged Arc Welding 100WELD 2510 Pipe Welding I: Sch 40 Pipe 250WELD 2520 Pipe Welding II: Sch 80 Pipe 240WELD 2530 Downhill Pipe Welding 220WELD 2540 Pipe Layout & Fabrication 140WELD 2630 Welding for the Arts I 90WELD 2635 Welding for the Arts II 90WELD 2650 Gas Tungston Arc - Pipe 235WELD 2660 Stainless Steel Pipe Welding 235WELD 2810 Welding Testing Training 105* nonrefundable

Distance Learning Course FeesNote for course fees: The general course fee is not assessed if the course is taught via internet, only the internet course fee is charged. Courses with live labs may have additional course fees.

Internet Course* 35

Other ChargesCastlebranch Fee (EMT, PTEP, and NURS)* 192Access Card Replacement* 20Auditing Classes (per semester hour) 124, 173, 322Placement Test (mailing, processing, retake) 10Directed Study Course fee 75/cr hrGraduation Application Fee 50/graduating semesterSwimming Pool Entry Fees: General Pass (individual) 45/semester General pass (family) 80/semester Per Session Admission 2.50 Students and Western employees (show I.D.) FreeWellness Center Students 25/semester Community Members 75/semester Employees Contact Business Office

Pay online at MyWestern Self-Service with a Visa or MasterCard.

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RESIDENCYResidency Classification The following residency policy was developed under the auspices of the Wyoming Community College Commission and applies to all community colleges in Wyoming:

A student previously classified as a nonresident may be reclassified any time prior to the end of the published refund period of any term in which he/she qualifies.A student who is classified as a resident by one community college will be considered a resident at all colleges.

Students are responsible for adhering to all college regulations.Refer to the Catalog or Mustang Central for information on:

• Dropping classes• Withdrawing from college• Class attendance• Grades• Services for students with disabilities• Student conduct issues• Honor rolls• Graduation• Student’s Rights to Privacy

Wyoming Community College Residency Guidelines

STUDENT CLASSIFICATION FOR WYOMING RESIDENT TUITION PURPOSES

Residence classification shall be initiated for each student at the time the application for admission is accepted. Students may request a review whenever they have not been in attendance for at least one semester.

Individuals who qualify as Wyoming Residents shall pay the in-state tuition rate, as established by the Wyoming Community College Commission. All other individuals shall pay the out-of-state or Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) tuition rates, as established by the Wyoming Community College Commission. For the purposes of determining whether a student qualifies for in-state or out of state tuition, the following guidelines apply:

A. Residing in Wyoming primarily as a student will not support a claim for resident status. The following students are considered Wyoming residents:

1. Individuals who are financial dependents or under the age of 24 with a parent, guardian or spouse who has lived in the State of Wyoming for 6 continuous months.

2. Graduates of a Wyoming high school. 3. Recipients of a high school equivalency in Wyoming who also

qualify for a Hathaway Scholarship.4. Active Wyoming National Guard members and U.S. Armed Forces

members stationed in Wyoming, and their dependents. 5. Wyoming residents temporarily absent from the State due to

military service, attendance at an educational institution, or other type of documented temporary absence.

6. Individuals who have been awarded resident tuition status at another Wyoming Community College or the University of Wyoming.

7. The spouse or financial dependent of an individual who is determined to be a Wyoming resident pursuant to these Guidelines.

8. A legal dependent under the age of 24 of a Wyoming community college graduate may be classified as a Wyoming resident for tuition purposes at any Wyoming community college.

9. Individuals with a permanent home in Wyoming. To determine if a permanent Wyoming home has been established, a variety of factors are considered. See full policy or Registrar for details.

10. An applicant for resident tuition who is a veteran or eligible individual, if the applicant enrolls at one of the Wyoming community colleges within three (3) years of his/her discharge and provides required evidence or documentation. See full policy or Registrar for details.

B. The following students are considered non-residents:

1. Individuals who do not qualify under Section A above; and 2. Individuals who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents

except as provided by Section A.2 or A.3 above. 3. Individuals holding a valid Nonimmigrant status in the following

categories: F-1 and F2, H-3 and H-4, J-1, K-1, and J-2, M-1 and M-2, Q-1, and R-2 visas except as provided by Section A.2 or A.3 above.

Students may appeal their classification as a resident or a non-resident by submitting an Application for Residency Reclassification to the Registrar. The student must submit the request and accompanying documentation on or before the first day of classes. A decision will be rendered within 20 days of the first day of classes. See full policy or Registrar for details. The Vice President of Student Services administers these Guidelines for each community college. Any questions or concerns about the residency policy should be addressed to the Registrar in Mustang Central.

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FINANCIAL AIDGetting Financial Assistance Students enrolled in a minimum of six credits at Western Wyoming Community College are encouraged to apply for financial aid. Some students enrolled in less than 6 hours may also be eligible for financial aid. There are generally two types of aid available at Western: aid based on assessed financial need and aid awarded based on academic excellence or area of major. Students interested in Federal Aid must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Applications can be accessed from the Western Financial Aid webpage. Before financial aid awards are disbursed, students must have applied and been accepted for admission, and be degree or certificate seeking at Western. April 1 is the priority deadline for financial aid at Western. Applications received by this date will receive priority consideration for all available monies. Applications received after that date will be processed as the financial aid file is completed.

FAFSA Websitewww.fafsa.gov

MyWestern Capabilities: Students can access a variety of financial aid information via MyWestern.

• Students can view their award letter for the current academic year once their financial aid file is complete and the financial aid office has reviewed their eligibility and packaged their awards.

• Students can also accept or decline the aid that has been offered to them utilizing this medium.

• Students can print out their award letter.• Review My Finacial Aid will direct students to the Master Promissory Note (Legal promise to repay Student Loans borrowed).

• Students can view their financial aid status by year or specific term.

This information is accessed by using your MyWestern login and password.

Financial Aid Awards usually consist of a combination of the following:

Federal Aid Programs: Federal Pell Grant – Federal Grant money available to qualifying students attending approved post-secondary institutions. Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) - Federal grants available to students with the lowest family contribution. Federal Work Study – Student employment available to a limited number of students with need who choose to earn part of their educational expenses.

Federal Direct Loans: Subsidized Loans – Need-based federally subsidized loans available to college students which are funded by the Federal Direct Loan Program. Interest rate information is available online at westernwyoming.edu. Repayment obligations begin six months after the student completes their education or stops attending at least on a half time basis. Student Loan interest does not accrue while the student is actively taking classes. Entrance and exit counseling is required in order to receive these funds. Unsubsidized Loans – Federal loans available to college students which are funded by the Federal Direct Loan Program. Entrance and exit counseling is required in order to receive these funds. Interest begins to accrue upon disbursement. Interest rate information is available online at westernwyoming.edu. Federal PLUS Loans – Federal loans available to parents whose children attend post-secondary institutions. Interest rate information is available online at westernwyoming.edu. Repayment begins 60 days after the last loan disbursement.

Institutional Aid Programs: Western offers a variety of scholarships to High School Seniors based on academic excellence. They include the Superior Student Scholarship, Honor Scholarship, Performance Scholarship, Opportunity Scholarship and Provisional Opportunity Scholarship (award includes state of Wyoming funds for Hathaway eligible students), competition and special ability grants. The Sweetwater County High School Graduate Scholarship is available for students who graduate from a Sweetwater County High School. Divisional Scholarships are available to sophomore students. Scholarships are also available to qualifying transfer, part-time and non-traditional students.

WWC Foundation Aid: Grants provided through donor participation, ranging in value from $250-$3,500 per academic year.

Veteran’s Benefits: Information and applications can be obtained from the Veteran's Representative in Mustang Central, and online on the College's webpage.

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All students who do not have current ACT/SAT score, or meet the score requirement to be placed in a course will be required to complete Placement Testing in order to confirm they meet course prerequisites, or have completed the prerequisite college-level course achieving an A, B, or C grade. The tests are designed to determine the student’s level of ability - they are not pass/fail exams. The College’s aim is to place the student in the course best suited to meet their particular skills. In some cases, developmental courses are required before students enter college-level courses. Tests are offered at various times; scores are valid for three years.

ENGLISH, MATH, SCIENCE, AND STATISTICS COURSES – Students may register for these courses after scoring to the appropriate level on the corresponding placement test. Continuing students who are currently taking or have completed these courses may register in the next level if they have achieved an A, B, or C grade.

Reading is critical for success in all college-level courses. It is highly recommended that students who place into WRITING ENHANCEMENT (ENGL 1011) register for CRITICAL READING/CRITICAL THINKING (HMDV 1101). Critical Reading/Critical Thinking is open to all students.

Testers need to bring an unexpired photo ID the day of the test.

TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT TO TAKE

A PLACEMENT TEST CALL (307) 872-1305

Students requiring accommodation please call Wellbeing and Accessibility – Disability Support Services (307) 382-1806 to make arrangements.

TESTING MUST BE COMPLETED OR PREREQUISTES METPRIOR TO SCHEDULING AN APPOINTMENT

TO REGISTER FOR YOUR COURSES.

TEXTBOOK & BOOKSTOREINFORMATION

Course textbooks can be reserved or ordered directly from the Wstern campus bookstore. It is convenient, simple, and easy. You can place your order on the Bookstore website at www.wwccbookstore.com. See below for more information. The bookstore website includes author, title, publisher, ISBN and copyright date for textbooks or materials. Textbooks can be reserved online for four weeks prior to the beginning of the Spring or Fall semester. Textbook rentals on selected titles are available.

What You Should Know About Financial Aid Bookstore Accounts All students buying their textbooks with Financial Aid must have funds in place EACH SEMESTER to cover the costs of books and supplies.

Ordering on the Webwww.wwccbookstore.com

• Select “TEXTBOOKS”, “BUY/RENT/RESERVE” from the top menu

• Accept Agreement• Select “CAMPUS TERM” at the bottom of the page• Select the appropriate “DEPARTMENT, COURSE, and SECTION”

• Course material will appear at the bottom of your screen. Select “QTY” and “NEW or USED”. Please note that new books will automatically replace your selection for used books in the event that the bookstore does not have your used choice in stock.

• Select “ADD SELECTED BOOKS TO CART”• To reserve select “RESERVE” button in left hand corner• Select “CONTINUE SHOPPING” for more book selections or “CHECK OUT” to finalize your purchase.

Before you can finalize your purchase, you will be asked to log in with an e-mail address and password. After your transaction is complete, you should receive an e-mail confirming your order number. You will receive your order within 2-5 business days.

Your student ID is required when placing an order or picking up books.

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MYWESTERNMyWestern Self-ServiceAccess to your Academic Record! You can:

• view your class schedule,• view your grades,• view your unofficial transcript,• view your degree audit,• and view your billing information.

From anywhere you have access to the internet you can:• adjust your schedule (during designated times),• pay your bill,• request a transcript,• and request an enrollment verification.

Call Mustang Central at 382-1677 for your login and password. Then go to www.westernwyoming.edu and MyWestern to login.

Contact the Information Technology Help Desk at 307-382-1676 or Mustang Central at 307-382-1677 for more information.

MyWestern RegistrationGo to www.westernwyoming.edu and choose MyWestern

Login• MyWestern Login ID (User Name) is as follows:

[email protected] Example: [email protected]

Password• MyWestern password is initially obtained from Mustang Central,

the Green River Center, and any Western Outreach Office. You are immediately prompted to enter a new password. The new password must meet the password requirements. Once

your password has been initially changed it must be reset if forgotten. Go to “What’s My Password” for help.

Print Your Schedule It is extremely important that you check your class schedule for accuracy. You should print a copy of your class schedule on campus computers located in any of the computer labs, at a kiosk, or from your home computer using My Class Schedule on the menu on the left hand side.

Make A Payment Tuition and Fees must be paid by the payment deadlines. Pay online with a Visa or Mastercard by clicking on Make a Payment on the menu on the left hand side. Paper bills are not mailed. Students should be aware of deadlines and use MyWestern for account information.

Course Changes • You may make course changes through Self-Service by clicking

on Registration then Select/Register/Drop sections from the Self-Service menu or by using My Academic Planning.

• For information on courses you are waitlisted for see page 3. MyWestern will not allow a student to withdraw from all courses. Contact Mustang Central.

Note: • When you have finished viewing information, click on LOG OUT

to keep others from gaining access to your records.

For help or questions please feel free to give Mustang Central a call at 307-382-1677, or contact the Green River Center at 307-875-2278 or a Western Outreach Office.

MyWestern www.westernwyoming.edu

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WESTERN LEARNING CENTERSRock Springs Phone: 307-382-1829 2nd Floor, Room 2051 Western Wyoming Community College

Green River Phone: 307 872-1319 Room 110 Western Wyoming Community College Green River Campus

Outreach SitesBig Piney Phone: 307-276-5522Bridger Valley Phone: 307-782-6401Kemmerer Phone: 307-248-3258Pinedale Phone: 307-367-6873Star Valley Phone: 307-886-9333

The Learning Centers of Western Wyoming Community College provide a variety of educational services including HIgh School Equivalency Certificate preparation, English to Speakers of Other Languages, and Citizenship preparation.

Basic Skills / HSEC Preparation Classes in reading, writing, and math are available to those individuals who want to obtain a High School Equivalency Certificate or improve their basic skills. Small classes and individualized instruction allow for personal attention in order to meet the student’s schedule and specific needs. Computerized instruction, individual tutoring and an open study lab are available during the day and evening. The Center administers the HSEC tests at regularly scheduled times.

ESL English as a Second Language The Learning Center’s ESL classes are designed for first generation and foreign born students who want to improve their speaking, listening, and writing skills. The classes offer conversational practice and study labs are available to meet the needs of the beginning, intermediate, or advanced student. Day and evening classes are available.

U.S. Civics Courses Courses are offered to prepare the student for the citizenship examination administered by the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. Please call for further information.

NON-CREDIT OFFERINGS

Workforce Development 307-872-1326 Workforce Training/Professional Education courses are designed to improve workforce skills for immediate or improved employment. Courses are offered in the following areas:

• Computers • OSHA/MSHA • Industrial Applications• Professional Development• Law Enforcement• Medical• Safety• Driver Training• DEQ• PTSB

See the Western website or page 38 for credit course offerings

Community Education 307-872-1323 Fall courses offered in Rock Springs and Green River include:

• Cooking• Diabetes and Me• Digital Photography• Dog Obedience• Fly Tying• Handgun Basics• Iphone/Ipad• Kids Ballet• Knit/Crochet• Martial Arts/Self Defense• Painting• Private Pilot Ground School• Tai Chi• Yoga

Watch for more information in the Explore Brochure

Children’s Swimming LessonsRegistration begins:Wednesday, July 22

307-382-1694 for more informationwesternwyoming.edu/life/aquatic_centerParent/Child AquaticsTots/Level I Level 2 & 3Level 4 Level 5Level 6 Personal Water Safety, Fundamentals of Diving,Lifeguard Readiness Competitive (Off-season) Training

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FAQ: Internet Courses

Q: Are internet courses self-paced?A: No, you they will start and end on the scheduled date and have regular deadlines.

Q: Can I complete my classes on a mobile device?A: While there are many things you will be able to do on a tablet or smartphone, you must have access to a

Windows or Mac based computer with Microsoft Office to sufficiently complete online courses. It is essential that you have consistent access to a reliable internet connection.

Q: Do I have to use my campus email?A: Yes.

Q: Do internet courses take less time?A: No. You should be able to dedicate 2 to 3 hours of study for every 1 credit you are taking.

Q: How will I find my internet classes?A: On the first day of class, you will log in to MyWestern and choose the Canvas Icon located near the middle of

the page. You should then have access to all of your classes. If your class does not show on your dashboard, choose Courses and All Courses. Star any class you want to show on your dashboard. Select the name of the class to enter.

Q: What if my class doesn’t show?A: If your class does not appear in Canvas on the day it is supposed to begin, please call 307-382-1686.

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Accounting .................................................................... 14American Sign language.................................................... 14Anthropology ................................................................. 14Art .............................................................................. 14 Automotive Technology ..................................................... 15Biology ........................................................................ 15Business....................................................................... 17Business Office Technology ................................................ 17Chemistry ..................................................................... 17Communication .............................................................. 18Compression Technology ................................................... 18Computer Applications ...................................................... 18Computer Science ........................................................... 19Criminal Justice .............................................................. 19Dance .......................................................................... 20Diesel Technology ........................................................... 20Economics .................................................................... 20Education...................................................................... 20Electrical Apprenticeship ................................................... 21Electrical Technology ....................................................... 21Emergency Management ................................................... 22Emergency Medical Technology ........................................... 22Engineering Science ........................................................ 22English......................................................................... 23Finance ........................................................................ 24Geography & Recreation.................................................... 24Geology........................................................................ 24Health Education ............................................................. 24Health Science ............................................................... 24History ......................................................................... 24Human Development ........................................................ 25

Industrial Maintenance ..................................................... 26Information Management ................................................... 26Instructional Technology .................................................... 26Machine Tool Technology ................................................... 26Management.................................................................. 26Marketing ..................................................................... 27Mathematics .................................................................. 27Molecular Biology .......................................................17, 29Music .......................................................................... 29Nursing ........................................................................ 31Oil & Gas Production Technology ......................................... 31Outdoor Education Activities ............................................... 31Paramedic Technology ...................................................... 32Philosophy .................................................................... 32Phlebotomy ................................................................... 32Physical Activity ............................................................. 32Physical Education Professional .......................................... 33Physics ........................................................................ 33Plant Operator ................................................................ 33Political Science ............................................................. 33Psychology .................................................................... 34Social Work ................................................................... 34Sociology...................................................................... 34Spanish ........................................................................ 35Statistics ...................................................................... 35Technology .................................................................... 35Theatre ........................................................................ 35Truck Driver Training ........................................................ 36Varsity Athletics .............................................................. 32Welding ....................................................................... 36

Important AbbreviationsM .......................................................................... MondayT............................................................................ TuesdayW .....................................................................WednesdayTH ....................................................................... ThursdayF ................................................................................FridayS .......................................................................... SaturdaySU .......................................................................... SundayRSC .................................................Rock Springs CampusGRC ..................................................... Green River CenterTBA .....................................To Be Arranged or AnnouncedWTC .......................................... Workforce Training Center

Course Section AbbreviationsA .......A Block (5 week) ........................ 08/24/20-09/18/20B .......B Block (5 week) ........................ 09/21/20-10/16/20C .......C Block (5 week) ........................ 10/19/20-11/13/20D .......D Block (12 week) ..................... 09/14/20-12/11/20E........E Block (7 week) ........................ 08/24/20-10/02/20F ........F Block (7 week) ........................ 10/05/20-11/13/20J ........J Block (13 week) ...................... 08/24/20-11/20/20Q .......Q Block (start/end dates vary)G .......Offered at Green River CenterNT ..... Internet

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ACCOUNTING ACCT 2010 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I 1723 ACCT 2010 4 09:30AM 10:45AM MW RSC 1406 J. FORBES 8/24 12/14 1724 ACCT 2010 NT 4 INTERNET See page 12 J. FORBES 8/24 12/14 ACCT 2020 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II Prerequisite: ACCT 2010 1725 ACCT 2020 01 4 01:00PM 02:15PM MWF RSC A209 J. FORBES 8/24 12/14 1726 ACCT 2020 NT 4 INTERNET See page 12 J. FORBES 8/24 12/14

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE ASL 1200 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I 1748 ASL 1200 01 4 05:30PM 06:45PM MW RSC 1225 A. LEGERSKI 8/24 12/14 Partial Internet Course

ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH 1100 INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1729 ANTH 1100 01 4 11:00AM 11:50PM MWF RSC 1223 D. PERTERMANN 8/24 12/14 01:30PM 02:30PM MW RSC 1223 ANTH 1200 INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1731 ANTH 1200 JNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 D. PERTERMANN 8/24 11/20 ANTH 1300 INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOLOGY 2875 ANTH 1300 01 3 09:30AM 10:45AM MW RSC 1223 D. PERTERMANN 8/24 12/14

ART ART 1005 DRAWING I 1733 ART 1005 J1 3 09:30AM 12:20PM TTH RSC 1121 J. MULDOWNEY 8/24 11/20 Partial Internet Course ART 1110 DESIGN: 2D 1734 ART 1110 01 3 09:00AM 11:50AM MW RSC 1121/1404 J. MULDOWNEY 8/24 12/14 ART 1150 PHOTOGRAPHY I Black & White Photography Course 1735 ART 1150 01 3 08:00AM 10:50AM TTH RSC B110/B120 H. KETELSEN 8/24 11/20 2820 ART 1150 02 3 01:00PM 04:00PM TTH RSC B110/B120 H. KETELSEN 8/24 11/20 ART 1178 DIGITAL IMAGING I Recommended Prerequisites: ART 1150, ART 1110 (may be taken concurrently) 2925 ART 1178 01 3 10:00AM 12:15PM MW RSC 1430 H. KETELSEN 8/24 11/20

ART 1310 SCULPTURE I 1738 ART 1310 01 3 01:00PM 03:50PM MW RSC 1124 B. FETZ 8/24 11/20 ART 2005 DRAWING II Prerequisite: ART 1005 2821 ART 2005 J1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM MW RSC 1121 J. MULDOWNEY 8/24 11/20 Partial Internet Course ART 2010 ART HISTORY I Prerequisite: ENGL 1010 1739 ART 2010 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. BEACHLER 8/24 12/14 ART 2210 PAINTING I 1740 ART 2210 J1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM TTH RSC 1121 J. MULDOWNEY 8/24 11/20 Partial Internet Course ART 2410 CERAMICS I 1741 ART 2410 J1 3 09:30AM 12:30PM MW RSC 1123 B. FETZ 8/24 11/20 1742 ART 2410 J2 3 01:00PM 04:00PM TTH RSC 1123 B. FETZ 8/24 11/20 1743 ART 2410 J3 3 05:30PM 08:30PM TTH RSC 1123 B. FETZ 8/24 11/20 ART 2420 CERAMICS II Prerequisite: ART 2410 1744 ART 2420 J1 3 09:30AM 12:30PM MW RSC 1123 B. FETZ 8/24 11/20 ART 2430 CERAMICS III Prerequisite: ART 2420, ART 1110 (may be taken concurrently) 1745 ART 2430 J1 3 TBA F RSC 1123 B. FETZ 8/24 11/20 ART 2440 CERAMICS IV Prerequisite: ART 2430, ART 1110 (may be taken concurrently) 1746 ART 2440 J1 3 TBA F RSC 1123 B. FETZ 8/24 11/20

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AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY AUTO 1730 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Prerequisite: AUTO 1770 1751 AUTO 1730 Q1 6 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1518 T. CLARK 8/24 10/16 AUTO 1740 BRAKE SYSTEMS 1753 AUTO 1740 C1 3 01:00PM 03:50AM M-F RSC 1518 T. CLARK 10/21 11/13 AUTO 1765 AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS I 1757 AUTO 1765 A1 3 08:00AM 10:50AM M-F RSC 1515 T. CLARK 8/24 9/18 AUTO 1766 AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS II Prerequisite: AUTO 1765 1762 AUTO 1766 B1 3 08:00AM 10:50AM M-F RSC 1515 T. CLARK 9/21 10/16 AUTO 1770 AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS Prerequisite: AUTO 1766 1763 AUTO 1770 C1 3 08:00AM 10:50AM M-F RSC 1515 T. CLARK 10/21 11/13

BIOLOGY BIOL 1003 CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY Required Corequisite: BIOL 1004 1771 BIOL 1003 01 4 09:30AM 10:20AM MWF RSC 1438 K. MARCOS 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1004 A 1772 BIOL 1003 02 4 02:30PM 03:20PM MWF RSC 2023 K. MARCOS 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1004 B 1773 BIOL 1003 DNT 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA C. PATTERSON 9/14 12/14 Must take BIOL 1004 DNT BIOL 1004 CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY LAB Required Corequisite: BIOL 1003 1775 BIOL 1004 A 0 08:00AM 09:50AM T RSC 1212 K. MARCOS 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1003 01 1776 BIOL 1004 B 0 08:00AM 09:50AM TH RSC 1212 K. MARCOS 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1003 02 1777 BIOL 1004 DNT 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA C. PATTERSON 9/14 12/14 Must take BIOL 1003 DNT BIOL 1006 BIOLOGY FOR NON-STEM MAJORS 2817 BIOL 1006 NT 4 INTERNET See page 12 D. TANNER 8/24 12/14 2818 BIOL 1006 NT2 4 INTERNET See page 12 STAFF 8/24 12/14 BIOL 1010 GENERAL BIOLOGY Prerequisite: BIOL 1009 or CHEM 1009 (C or better), or Science ACT score of 21 or

higher, or SAT score of 1500 or higher, or COMPASS Algebra score of 45 or higher and COMPASS Reading Score of 71 or higher and COMPASS English score of 40 or higher; Required Corequisite: BIOL 1011

1779 BIOL 1010 01 4 08:00AM 08:50AM MWF RSC 2025 K. MARCOS 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1011 A 1780 BIOL 1010 02 4 09:30AM 10:45AM MW RSC 1444 D. TANNER 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1011 B 1782 BIOL 1010 03 4 01:00PM 01:50PM MWF RSC 2028 K. MARCOS 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1011 C 1781 BIOL 1010 04 4 02:30PM 03:20PM MWF RSC 2028 J. HOLMES 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1011 D 1784 BIOL 1010 05 4 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC 2025 W. CLARK 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1011 E 1783 BIOL 1010 06 4 01:00PM 02:15PM TTH RSC 1202 J. HOLMES 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1011 F 1785 BIOL 1010 NT 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA J. HOLMES 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1011 NT 1786 BIOL 1010 NT2 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA D. TANNER 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1011 NT2 1787 BIOL 1010 NT3 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA W. CLARK 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1011 NT3 BIOL 1011 GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB Required Corequisite: BIOL 1010 1788 BIOL 1011 A 0 01:00PM 02:50PM T RSC 1212 K. MARCOS 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1010 01 1789 BIOL 1011 B 0 08:00AM 09:50AM TH RSC 1211 D. TANNER 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1010 02 1791 BIOL 1011 C 0 01:00PM 02:50PM TH RSC 1212 K. MARCOS 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1010 03 1790 BIOL 1011 D 0 11:00AM 12:50PM TH RSC 1211 J. HOLMES 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1010 04

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Western labels this course as an Internet course (NT designation), it is actually a hybrid course. While lecture materials are delivered for the course via Internet, face-to-face traditional labs on campus are required; you MUST be available, on campus, for all of the scheduled lab days.

1795 BIOL 1011 NT2 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA D. TANNER 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1010 NT2; Required lab days held on 3 Fridays, 9am - 5pm on 9/4, 10/16 and 11/20 in Rock Springs, room 1212. Important Note: Although


1796 BIOL 1011 NT3 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA W. CLARK 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 1010 NT3; Required lab days held on 2 Fridays, 9am - 5pm on 8/28 and 11/20 in Rock Springs, room 1211. Important Note: Although


BIOL 1390 INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE RESEARCH I 1797 BIOL 1390 01 4 TBA TBA RSC 1307 H. CHEW; 8/24 12/14 J. HOLMES; D. TANNERBIOL 2010 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I Prerequisite: BIOL 1010 (C or better); Required Corequisite: BIOL 2011 1798 BIOL 2010 01 4 09:30AM 10:45AM WF RSC 2025 W. JURNEY 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 2011 A or B 1799 BIOL 2010 02 4 01:00PM 02:15PM TTH RSC 2025 W. JURNEY 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 2011 A or B 1800 BIOL 2010 NT 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA H. CHEW 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 2011 NT 1801 BIOL 2010 NT2 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA H. CHEW 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 2011 NT2

BIOL 2011 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I LAB Required Corequisite: BIOL 2010 1802 BIOL 2011 A 0 02:30PM 04:20PM T RSC 2030 W. JURNEY 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 2010 01 or 02 1803 BIOL 2011 B 0 02:30PM 04:20PM TH RSC 2030 W. JURNEY 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 2010 01 or 02 1804 BIOL 2011 NT 0 TBA F TBA TBA H. CHEW 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 2010 NT; Required Lab Days held 8am - 4pm Friday 9/18, 10/23 and 11/13, in Rock Springs, room 2030. Important Note: Although Western

labels this course as an Internet course (NT designation), it is actually a hybrid course. While materials are delivered for the course via Internet, face-to-face proctored exams and traditional labs on campus are required elements of the course. You MUST be available for exam/lab on the 3 scheduled days.

1805 BIOL 2011 NT2 0 TBA S TBA TBA H. CHEW 8/24 12/14 Must take BIOL 2010 NT2; Required Lab Days held 8am - 4pm Saturday 9/19, 10/24 and 11/14, in Rock Springs, room 2030. Important Note: Although

Western labels this course as an Internet course (NT designation), it is actually a hybrid course. While materials are delivered for the course via Internet, face-to-face proctored exams and traditional labs on campus are required elements of the course. You MUST be available for exam/lab on the 3 scheduled days.

BIOL 2015 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II Prerequisite: BIOL 1010 (C or better); May be taken prior to BIOL 2010; Required Corequisite: BIOL 2016

1806 BIOL 2015 01 4 02:30PM 03:45PM WF RSC 2025 W. JURNEY 8/24 12/14 BIOL 2016 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II LAB Required Corequisite: BIOL 2015 1807 BIOL 2016 A 0 11:00AM 12:50PM T RSC 2030 W. JURNEY 8/24 12/14 BIOL 2023 PLANT AND FUNGAL BIOLOGY Prerequisite: BIOL 1010 (C or better); Required Corequisite: BIOL 2024 1808 BIOL 2023 01 4 01:00PM 02:15PM MW RSC 2025 D. TANNER 8/24 12/14 BIOL 2024 PLANT AND FUNGAL BIOLOGY LAB Required Corequisite: BIOL 2023 1809 BIOL 2024 A 0 02:30PM 04:20PM W RSC 1211 D. TANNER 8/24 12/14 BIOL 2390 INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE RESEARCH II Prerequisite: BIOL 1390 (C or better) 1810 BIOL 2390 01 4 TBA TBA RSC 1307 H. CHEW; 8/24 12/14 J. HOLMES; D. TANNERBIOL 2400 GENERAL ECOLOGY Prerequisite: BIOL 1010 (C or better); Required Corequisite: BIOL 2410 1811 BIOL 2400 01 3 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC 1202 D. TANNER 8/24 12/14 BIOL 2410 INTRODUCTION TO FIELD ECOLOGY Prerequisite: BIOL 1010 (C or better); Required Corequisite: BIOL 2400 1812 BIOL 2410 01 2 01:00PM 04:50PM T RSC 1211 D. TANNER 8/24 12/14 BIOL 2450 PRINCIPLES OF FISH & WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT Prerequisite: BIOL 1010 (C or better) 1813 BIOL 2450 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 W. CLARK 8/24 12/14

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY MOLB 2210 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY Prerequisite: BIOL 1010 (C or better); Required Corequisite: MOLB 2211 2243 MOLB 2210 01 4 11:00AM 11:50AM MWF RSC 2028 J. HOLMES 8/24 12/14 Must take MOLB 2211 A 2244 MOLB 2210 NT 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA J. HOLMES 8/24 12/14 Must take MOLB 2211 NT

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BUSINESS BUSN 2000 INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 2695 BUSN 2000 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 STAFF 10/5 11/13

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BADM 1000 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 1766 BADM 1000 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 B. GARD 8/24 10/2 3904 BADM 1000 ENT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 B. GARD 8/24 10/2 BADM 2030 BUSINESS ETHICS 1768 BADM 2030 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 S. IRIKI 10/5 11/13

BUSINESS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY BOTK 1515 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT 2691 BOTK 1515 ENT 2 INTERNET See page 12 L. LEE 8/24 10/2 BOTK 1525 SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN Prerequisite: BOTK 1515 (may be taken concurrently) 1815 BOTK 1525 FNT 1 INTERNET See page 12 L. LEE 10/5 11/13 BOTK 1640 KEYBOARDING APPLICATIONS I 1818 BOTK 1640 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 L. MCCLURE 8/24 12/14 BOTK 2750 RECORDS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS 1819 BOTK 2750 01 3 09:30AM 10:45AM TH RSC 1430 L. MCCLURE; 8/24 12/14 Partial Internet Course J. ALLEN 1820 BOTK 2750 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 L. MCCLURE 8/24 12/14 BOTK 2970 BIS INTERNSHIP Instructor Permission Required 1823 BOTK 2970 01 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA L. LEE 8/24 12/14

CHEMISTRY CHEM 1000 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY Prerequisite: MATH 0920 (may be taken concurrently) or equivalent Math

Placement Test.; Required Corequisite: CHEM 1001 1824 CHEM 1000 NT 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA G. FAERBER 8/24 12/14 Must take CHEM 1001 NT 1825 CHEM 1000 NT2 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA G. FAERBER 8/24 12/14 Must take CHEM 1001 NT2 CHEM 1001 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY LAB Required Corequisite: CHEM 1000 1826 CHEM 1001 NT 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA R. GOFF 8/24 12/14 Must take CHEM 1000 NT; Two Required Labs on RS Campus, Saturday 10/3 and 11/7, 8a-5p, in room 1204. Important Note: Although Western labels this

course as an Internet course (NT designation), it is actually a hybrid course. While lecture materials are delivered for the course via Internet, face-to-face traditional labs on campus are required; you MUST be available, on campus, for all of the scheduled lab days.

1827 CHEM 1001 NT2 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA R. GOFF 8/24 12/14 Must take CHEM 1000 NT2; Two Required Labs on RS Campus, Saturday 10/10 and 11/14, 8a-5p, in room 1204. Important Note: Although Western labels

this course as an Internet course (NT designation), it is actually a hybrid course. While lecture materials are delivered for the course via Internet, face-to-face traditional labs on campus are required; you MUST be available, on campus, for all of the scheduled lab days.

CHEM 1020 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I Prerequisite: MATH 1400 (C or better, may be taken concurrently) plus the

following: BIOL 1009 or CHEM 1009 (C or better), or Science ACT score of 21 or higher, or SAT score of 520 or higher, or COMPASS Algebra score of 45 or higher and COMPASS Reading Score of 71 or higher and COMPASS English score of 40 or higher. Required Corequisite: CHEM 1021

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COMMUNICATION COMM 1000 INTRODUCTION TO MASS MEDIA 2685 COMM 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 S. HUGHES 8/24 12/14 COMM 1030 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION 1865 COMM 1030 01 3 09:30AM 10:20AM MWF RSC 1405 STAFF 8/24 12/14 1864 COMM 1030 02 3 02:30PM 03:20PM MWF RSC 1444 STAFF 8/24 12/14 1866 COMM 1030 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 K. DANAEI 8/24 12/14 1867 COMM 1030 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. DUPY 9/14 12/14 1868 COMM 1030 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 K. DANAEI 8/24 10/2 3788 COMM 1030 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 B. MILLS 10/5 11/13 1869 COMM 1030 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 B. MILLS 8/24 12/14 COMM 1040 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN COMMUNICATION 1871 COMM 1040 NT 3 08:00AM 08:50AM MWF TBA TBA J. DUPY 8/24 12/14 Synchronous Online Course COMM 2010 PUBLIC SPEAKING 2822 COMM 2010 NT2 3 09:30AM 10:45AM MW TBA TBA K. DANAEI 8/24 12/14 Internet course with required synchronous class times. Meetings via Zoom. 1872 COMM 2010 02 3 11:00AM 11:50AM MWF RSC 1330 STAFF 8/24 12/14 1877 COMM 2010 NT3 3 01:00PM 02:15PM MW TBA TBA K. DANAEI 8/24 12/14 Internet course with required synchronous class times. Meetings via Zoom. 1873 COMM 2010 04 3 09:30AM 10:45AM TTH RSC 1408 STAFF 8/24 12/14 1874 COMM 2010 NT4 3 01:00PM 02:15PM TTH TBA TBA K. DANAEI 8/24 12/14 Internet course with required synchronous class times. Meetings via Zoom. 1876 COMM 2010 06 3 05:30PM 06:45PM TTH RSC 1439 STAFF 8/24 12/14 1879 COMM 2010 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 S. HUGHES 9/14 12/14 1883 COMM 2010 DNT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 B. MILLS 9/14 12/14 1878 COMM 2010 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 STAFF 8/24 10/2 1882 COMM 2010 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 STAFF 10/5 11/13 1881 COMM 2010 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 STAFF 8/24 12/14 COMM 2110 NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION 2686 COMM 2110 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 S. HUGHES 8/24 12/14 COMM 2470 INTERNSHIP: COMMUNICATION Prerequisite: 15 completed credit hours of college-level coursework and a

minimum GPA of 2.5 1884 COMM 2470 NT 0 INTERNET See page 12 K. DANAEI 8/24 12/14

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS CMAP 1200 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 1837 CMAP 1200 01 3 11:00AM 11:50AM MWF RSC 1408 L. LEE 8/24 12/14 1838 CMAP 1200 02 3 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC 1408 L. LEE 8/24 12/14 1839 CMAP 1200 D1 3 01:00PM 02:15PM TTH RSC 1408 A. CROSS 9/14 12/14 Partial Internet Course 1840 CMAP 1200 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 L. MCCLURE 9/14 12/14 1843 CMAP 1200 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 L. MCCLURE 8/24 12/14 CMAP 1500 COMPUTER KEYBOARDING 1849 CMAP 1500 01 1 FLEXIBLE FLEXIBLE RSC 1448 A. CROSS 8/24 12/14



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recommended, but not required 2693 CMAP 1860 01 3 01:00PM 02:15PM W RSC 1430 J. ALLEN 8/24 12/14 Partial Internet Course 2692 CMAP 1860 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. ALLEN 8/24 12/14 CMAP 1905 INTEGRATED APPLICATIONS: OFFICE 365/2019 1856 CMAP 1905 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 L. LEE 9/14 12/14 CMAP 2210 QUICKBOOKS Prerequisite: ACCT 2010 or BOTK 2810 (may be taken concurrently) 1861 CMAP 2210 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. ALLEN 8/24 12/14 CMAP 2600 COMPUTER GRAPHICS: PHOTOSHOP 1862 CMAP 2600 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 A. CROSS 8/24 12/14

COMPUTER SCIENCE COSC 1010 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE I Prerequisite: MATH 0930 (C or better) or equivalent Math Placement test score 1886 COSC 1010 DNT 4 INTERNET See page 12 T. ROBERTSON CALLAHAN 9/14 12/14 1887 COSC 1010 DNT2 4 INTERNET See page 12 T. ROBERTSON CALLAHAN 9/14 12/14 COSC 1350 WEB DEVELOPMENT I 1889 COSC 1350 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. ALLEN 9/14 12/14 COSC 2030 COMPUTER SCIENCE II Prerequisite: COSC 1030 1892 COSC 2030 NT 4 INTERNET See page 12 T. ROBERTSON CALLAHAN 9/14 12/14

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRMJ 1001 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE 1894 CRMJ 1001 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. FREIDANK 8/24 10/2 1895 CRMJ 1001 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. FREIDANK 8/24 12/14 CRMJ 2155 CURRENT EVENTS & ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE 2786 CRMJ 2155 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. FREIDANK 8/24 10/2 CRMJ 2210 CRIMINAL LAW Prerequisite: CRMJ 1001 or POLS 1000 (C or better) 1898 CRMJ 2210 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 G. REDENTE 8/24 10/2 CRMJ 2400 CRIMINOLOGY 1899 CRMJ 2400 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 K. LOUI 8/24 12/14 CRMJ 2450 ETHICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE 1901 CRMJ 2450 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. FREIDANK 10/5 11/13

DANCE DANC 1210 DANCE ENSEMBLE 4022 DANC 1210 01 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA R. MAYER 8/24 12/11 DANC 1410 BALLET I/I 1903 DANC 1410 E1 2 04:00PM 05:15PM MTTHF RSC 3654 R. MAYER 8/24 10/12 DANC 1420 BALLET I/II Prerequisite: THEA 1410 2687 DANC 1420 F1 2 04:00PM 05:15PM MTTHF RSC 3654 R. MAYER 10/13 12/14 DANC 1430 MODERN DANCE I/I 1904 DANC 1430 J1 2 08:00AM 09:15AM MW RSC 3654 A. JANTZ 8/24 11/20 Partial Internet Course DANC 1450 TAP DANCE I 1905 DANC 1450 E1 2 11:00AM 11:50AM MF RSC THEA R. MAYER 8/24 10/12 11:00AM 12:30PM TTH RSC THEA

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DIESEL TECHNOLOGY DESL 1590 HEAVY DUTY POWER TRAINS 1909 DESL 1590 Q1 6 08:00AM 10:50AM M-F RSC 1526 C. MURRAY 9/21 11/13 DESL 1595 DIESEL FUNDAMENTALS 1910 DESL 1595 A1 3 08:00AM 10:50AM M-F RSC 1526 C. MURRAY 8/24 9/18 DESL 1625 DIESEL ENGINE MANAGEMENT I Prerequisite: DESL 1600 1911 DESL 1625 B1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1526 C. MURRAY 9/21 10/16

ECONOMICS ECON 1010 MACROECONOMICS 1913 ECON 1010 01 3 02:30PM 03:45PM TTH RSC 1440 S. IRIKI 8/24 12/14 1914 ECON 1010 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 D. HUCK 8/24 10/2 1915 ECON 1010 ENT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 D. HUCK 8/24 10/2 ECON 1020 MICROECONOMICS Prerequisite: ECON 1010 (C or better) 2696 ECON 1020 G1 3 06:00PM 08:40PM W GRC 205 W. FORMANEK 8/24 12/14 1916 ECON 1020 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 C. DAVIDSON 10/5 11/13

EDUCATION, CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION EDCI 1200 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION 2961 EDCI 1200 01 3 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC 1438 C. MADDY 8/24 12/14 2962 EDCI 1200 02 3 02:30PM 03:45PM TTH RSC 1306 C. MADDY 8/24 12/14 2963 EDCI 1200 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. DOERR 9/14 12/14 EDCI 2440 INTRODUCTION TO CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT 1921 EDCI 2440 01 2 08:00AM 09:15AM T RSC 1306 A. JENSEN 8/24 12/14 Partial Internet Course 1923 EDCI 2440 02 2 01:00PM 02:15PM T RSC 1306 K. LACKEY 8/24 12/14 Partial Internet Course 1922 EDCI 2440 03 2 09:30AM 10:45AM TH RSC 1306 A. JENSEN 8/24 12/14 Partial Internet Course 1924 EDCI 2440 NT 2 INTERNET See page 12 K. LACKEY 8/24 12/14 Sweetwater County students must have instructor permission

EDUCATION, EARLY CHILDHOOD EDEC 1020 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 1925 EDEC 1020 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 C. MADDY 8/24 12/14

EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY EDEL 1410 MATH FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS I Required Corequisite: MATH 1100 1926 EDEL 1410 01 1 08:00AM 09:15AM M RSC 1225 C. NEWBERG 8/24 12/14 Must take MATH 1100 01 1927 EDEL 1410 NT 1 INTERNET See page 12 C. NEWBERG 8/24 12/14 Must take MATH 1100 NT

EDEL 2280 LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN Prerequisite: ENGL 1010 1928 EDEL 2280 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 C. MADDY 8/24 12/14

EDUCATION, EXCEPTIONAL CHILD EDEX 2484 INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL EDUCATION Prerequisite: EDCI 1000 or other introductory education course 1929 EDEX 2484 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 T. CHAULK 8/24 12/14

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EDUCATION, GENERAL EDUC 1520 SUBSTITUTE TEACHER TRAINING 1934 EDUC 1520 ENT 2 INTERNET See page 12 R. ANDRUS 8/24 10/2 1935 EDUC 1520 FNT 2 INTERNET See page 12 R. ANDRUS 10/5 11/13 EDUC 2801 INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH IN EDUCATION Instructor Permission Required 1937 EDUC 2801 01 1.00-3.00 TBA TBA TBA TBA C. MADDY 8/24 12/14

ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP ELAP 1515 ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP I 1938 ELAP 1515 01 3 05:30PM 08:30PM T-TH RSC 1521 J. DOAK; B. DOAK 8/24 12/14 ELAP 1525 ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP II Prerequisite: ELAP 1515 1939 ELAP 1525 01 3 05:30PM 08:30PM T-TH RSC 1521 J. DOAK; B. DOAK 8/24 12/14 ELAP 1535 ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP III Prerequisite: ELAP 1525 1940 ELAP 1535 01 3 05:30PM 08:30PM T-TH RSC 1521 J. DOAK; B. DOAK 8/24 12/14 ELAP 1545 ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP IV Prerequisite: ELAP 1535 1941 ELAP 1545 01 3 05:30PM 08:30PM T-TH RSC 1521 J. DOAK; B. DOAK 8/24 12/14 ELAP 1555 ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP V Prerequisite: ELAP 1545 1942 ELAP 1555 01 3 05:30PM 08:30PM T-TH RSC 1521 J. DOAK; B. DOAK 8/24 12/14 ELAP 1565 ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP VI Prerequisite: ELAP 1555 1943 ELAP 1565 01 3 05:30PM 08:30PM T-TH RSC 1521 J. DOAK; B. DOAK 8/24 12/14 ELAP 1575 ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP VII Prerequisite: ELAP 1565 1944 ELAP 1575 01 3 05:30PM 08:30PM T-TH RSC 1521 J. DOAK; B. DOAK 8/24 12/14 ELAP 1585 ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP VIII Prerequisite: ELAP 1575 1945 ELAP 1585 01 3 05:30PM 08:30PM T-TH RSC 1521 J. DOAK; B. DOAK 8/24 12/14

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY ELTR 1505 ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLY & MEASURE Prerequisite: MATH 0920 or TECH 1000 (may be taken concurrently) 1946 ELTR 1505 A1 3 08:00AM 10:50AM M-F RSC 1346 J. URIARTE 8/24 9/18 1947 ELTR 1505 A2 3 05:30PM 08:20PM M-F RSC 1346 R. BYERS 8/24 9/18 ELTR 1520 BASIC ELECTRICITY, DC Prerequisite: ELTR 1505 1950 ELTR 1520 B1 3 08:00AM 10:50AM M-F RSC 1346 J. URIARTE 9/21 10/16 1951 ELTR 1520 B2 3 05:30PM 08:20PM M-F RSC 1346 R. BYERS 9/21 10/16 ELTR 1530 BASIC ELECTRICITY, AC Prerequisite: ELTR 1520 1952 ELTR 1530 C1 3 08:00AM 10:50AM M-F RSC 1346 J. URIARTE 10/21 11/13 1953 ELTR 1530 C2 3 05:30PM 08:20PM M-F RSC 1346 R. BYERS 10/21 11/13 ELTR 1840 INSTRUMENTATION I Prerequisite: TECH 1000 or MATH 0920 1954 ELTR 1840 A1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1350 R. ACKERMAN 8/24 9/18 ELTR 2470 INTERNSHIP: ELECTRICAL & INSTRUMENTATION 1955 ELTR 2470 01 1.00-6.00 TBA TBA TBA TBA R. ACKERMAN 8/24 12/14 ELTR 2620 CONTROL SYSTEM COMMUNICATIONS Prerequisite: ELTR 1840 and ELTR 2840 1956 ELTR 2620 C1 3 08:00AM 10:50AM M-F RSC 1345 J. MARLEY 10/21 11/13 ELTR 2815 PROGRAMMATIC LOGIC CONTROLLERS Prerequisite: ELTR 1840 and ELTR 2840 1957 ELTR 2815 A1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1345 J. MARLEY 8/24 9/18 1958 ELTR 2815 B1 3 05:30PM 08:20PM M-F RSC 1345 J. MARLEY 9/21 10/16



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EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY EMT 1690 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN 1969 EMT 1690 01 8 05:30PM 09:30PM MWF RSC 1328 J. HILEMAN 8/24 12/14 Occasional Saturdays and other all day attendance required: 8/24, 8/29, 9/12, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/24, 10/31, 11/14, 12/5, 12/12-13 EMT 2530 INTERMEDIATE EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN 1971 EMT 2530 01 8 06:00PM 09:00PM TTH RSC 1406 G. NICHOLS 8/24 12/14 Occasional Saturdays and other all day attendance required: 8/25, 8/29, 9/12, 9/26, 10/17-18, 10/24-25, 11/7-8, 11/14, 12/12-13

EMT 2500 ADVANCED EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN Prerequisite: EMT 1690 (B or better) 2917 EMT 2500 01 1 05:30PM 09:30PM TTH RSC 1328 D. SMITH 8/24 12/14 Occasional Saturdays and other all day attendance required: 8/25, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 11/7-8, 12/5, 12/12-13

ENGINEERING SCIENCE ES 1000 ORIENTATION TO ENGINEERING STUDY 2048 ES 1000 01 1 09:30AM 10:20AM TH RSC 1332 A. BROWN 8/24 12/14 Field trips TBA ES 1070 SOLID MODELING I 2049 ES 1070 01 3 01:00PM 02:15PM TTH RSC 1441 A. BROWN 8/24 12/14 2050 ES 1070 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 A. BROWN 8/24 12/14 ES 2120 DYNAMICS Prerequisite: ES 2110, PHYS 1310, and MATH 2205 (C or better in all) 2052 ES 2120 01 3 02:30PM 03:45PM MWF RSC 1439 A. BROWN 8/24 12/14 ES 2210 ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS Prerequisite: MATH 2205 (C or better) 2053 ES 2210 01 3 01:00PM 02:15PM MWF RSC 1332 A. BROWN 8/24 12/14 ES 2230 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING 2054 ES 2230 01 3 07:00PM 08:15PM TTH RSC 1441 B. SCHULER 8/24 12/14



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ENGL 1010 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I Prerequisite: McCann score 69 or lower 1973 ENGL 1010 01EW 3 09:30AM 10:45AM MF RSC A200 M. ZUPPA 8/24 12/14 Must take ENGL 1011 01EW 1975 ENGL 1010 02EW 3 01:00PM 02:15PM MF RSC A200 J. DEAN 8/24 12/14 Must take ENGL 1011 02EW 1977 ENGL 1010 03EW 3 02:30PM 03:45PM MF RSC 1408 M. ZUPPA 8/24 12/14 Must take ENGL 1011 03EW 2008 ENGL 1010 NTEW 3 INTERNET See page 12 S. FAHLSING 8/24 12/14 Must take ENGL 1011 NTEW ENGL 1011 WRITING ENHANCEMENT Required Corequisite: ENGL 1010 (EW sections); sections must correspond 2022 ENGL 1011 01EW 2 09:30AM 10:45AM TTH RSC A200 M. ZUPPA 8/24 12/14 Must take ENGL 1010 01EW 2023 ENGL 1011 02EW 2 01:00PM 02:15PM TTH RSC A200 J. DEAN 8/24 12/14 Must take ENGL 1010 02EW 2024 ENGL 1011 03EW 2 02:30PM 03:45PM TTH RSC 1408 M. ZUPPA 8/24 12/14 Must take ENGL 1010 03EW 2025 ENGL 1011 NTEW 2 INTERNET See page 12 S. FAHLSING 8/24 12/14 Must take ENGL 1010 NTEW ENGL 1010 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I Prerequisite: McCann Placement Exam 70 or better, or ACT English Score of 18 or

higher 1972 ENGL 1010 01 3 08:00AM 08:50AM MWF RSC A200 C. BRUNELLI 8/24 12/14 1974 ENGL 1010 02 3 09:30AM 10:20AM MWF RSC 2028 C. BRUNELLI 8/24 12/14 1976 ENGL 1010 03 3 11:00AM 11:50AM MWF RSC A200 C. PROPST 8/24 12/14 1978 ENGL 1010 04 3 01:00PM 01:50PM MWF RSC 1330 J. GRANT 8/24 12/14 1979 ENGL 1010 05 3 02:30PM 03:20PM MWF RSC 1440 C. BRUNELLI 8/24 12/14 1981 ENGL 1010 07 3 04:00PM 05:15PM MW RSC 1408 H. PRISTASH 8/24 12/14 1982 ENGL 1010 08 3 08:00AM 09:15AM TTH RSC A200 D. GUTIERREZ 8/24 12/14 1983 ENGL 1010 09 3 09:30AM 10:45AM TTH RSC 1439 C. PROPST 8/24 12/14 1984 ENGL 1010 10 3 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC A200 C. PROPST 8/24 12/14 1985 ENGL 1010 11 3 01:00PM 02:15PM TTH RSC 1438 H. PRISTASH 8/24 12/14 1986 ENGL 1010 12 3 04:00PM 05:15PM TTH RSC A200 M. ZUPPA 8/24 12/14 1990 ENGL 1010 D1 3 02:30PM 03:45PM TTH RSC 1439 C. PROPST 9/14 12/14 1992 ENGL 1010 G1 3 06:00PM 08:40PM M GRC 205 J. DEAN 8/24 12/14 1988 ENGL 1010 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 E. HEDGER 9/14 12/14 1989 ENGL 1010 DNT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 E. HEDGER 9/14 12/14 1991 ENGL 1010 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 A. LASLEY 10/5 11/13 1999 ENGL 1010 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 E. COVILL 8/24 12/14 2000 ENGL 1010 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. GRANT 8/24 12/14 2001 ENGL 1010 NT3 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. DEAN 8/24 12/14 2002 ENGL 1010 NT4 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. GRANT 8/24 12/14 2003 ENGL 1010 NT5 3 INTERNET See page 12 C. GARBETT 8/24 12/14 2004 ENGL 1010 NT6 3 INTERNET See page 12 D. MATHEWS 8/24 12/14 2005 ENGL 1010 NT7 3 INTERNET See page 12 D. MATHEWS 8/24 12/14 2006 ENGL 1010 NT8 3 INTERNET See page 12 E. COVILL 8/24 12/14 ENGL 1020 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II Prerequisite: ENGL 1010 (C or better) 2026 ENGL 1020 01 3 11:00AM 11:50AM MWF RSC 1406 H. PRISTASH 8/24 12/14 2027 ENGL 1020 02 3 01:00PM 01:50PM MWF RSC 1406 H. PRISTASH 8/24 12/14 2028 ENGL 1020 03 3 02:30PM 03:45PM TTH RSC A203 J. DEAN 8/24 12/14 2029 ENGL 1020 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. GRANT 9/14 12/14 2030 ENGL 1020 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 K. WHITMUS 10/5 11/13 2031 ENGL 1020 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 A. LASLEY 8/24 12/14 2032 ENGL 1020 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 S. FAHLSING 8/24 12/14 ENGL 2005 TECHNICAL WRITING Prerequisite: ENGL 1010 (C or better) 2035 ENGL 2005 01 3 09:30AM 10:20AM MWF RSC A203 J. GRANT 8/24 12/14 2036 ENGL 2005 02 3 02:30PM 03:45PM TTH RSC A200 C. BRUNELLI 8/24 12/14 2037 ENGL 2005 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 S. BAKER 10/5 11/13 2038 ENGL 2005 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 C. BRUNELLI 8/24 12/14 2039 ENGL 2005 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 S. BAKER 8/24 12/14 2040 ENGL 2005 NT3 3 INTERNET See page 12 A. BALASKOVITS 8/24 12/14 ENGL 2040 CREATIVE WRITING: INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING 2690 ENGL 2040 01 3 05:30PM 08:15PM W RSC 1445 J. DEAN 8/24 12/14 ENGL 2065 CREATIVE WRITING: MEMOIR WRITING Course located at the Rock Springs Senior Center 2044 ENGL 2065 FNT 3 01:00PM 03:45PM TTH TBA TBA B. SMITH 10/5 11/13 Internet course with required synchronous class times. Meetings via Zoom. ENGL 2091 CREATIVE WRITING: PUBLISH YOUR WORK 2045 ENGL 2091 NT 1 INTERNET See page 12 A. BALASKOVITS 8/24 12/14

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FINANCE FIN 1000 PERSONAL FINANCE 2057 FIN 1000 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 D. HUCK 10/5 11/13 FIN 2100 MANAGERIAL FINANCE Prerequisite: ACCT 2010, and STAT 2010 or STAT 2050 2058 FIN 2100 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 R. THOMPSON 8/24 12/14

GEOGRAPHY & RECREATION G&R 1050 INTRODUCTION TO NATURAL RESOURCES 2060 G&R 1050 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 W. CLARK 8/24 12/14

GEOLOGY GEOL 1026 GEOLOGY OF SOUTHWEST WYOMING 2679 GEOL 1026 NT 2 INTERNET See page 12 D. PERTERMANN 8/24 12/14 GEOL 1100 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY Prerequisite: MATH 0920 or higher 2061 GEOL 1100 01 4 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC 1223 D. PERTERMANN 8/24 12/14 01:00PM 02:15PM TTH RSC 1223 2062 GEOL 1100 NT 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA M. PERTERMANN 8/24 12/14 GEOL 2080 GENERAL FIELD GEOLOGY Prerequisite: GEOL 1100 3790 GEOL 2080 Q1 1 07:00AM 09:00PM TH-SU RSC 1223 D. PERTERMANN 9/25 9/28 This is a 4 days/3 nights field course to Yellowstone National Park. Students will be required to be outside in Wyoming weather for long periods and will be required to stay at provided accommodations for the duration of the course (included with course fees). Students will meet in RSC 1223 at 7a on Sept 25.

HEALTH EDUCATION HLED 1003 WELLNESS 2083 HLED 1003 J1 3 11:00AM 12:30PM TTH RSC 2605 C. CLARK 8/24 11/20 2084 HLED 1003 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 E. NITSCHKE 8/24 12/14 2085 HLED 1003 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 E. NITSCHKE 8/24 12/14 HLED 1140 NUTRITION 2086 HLED 1140 J1 3 11:00AM 12:00PM MWF RSC 2605 K. CLARK 8/24 11/20 2087 HLED 1140 J2 3 09:30AM 10:45AM TTH RSC 2605 K. CLARK 8/24 11/20 Partial Internet Course 2088 HLED 1140 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 M. ZIMMERMAN 8/24 12/14 HLED 1225 FIRST AID AND CPR 2090 HLED 1225 FNT 2 INTERNET See page 12 M. PARKS 10/5 11/13 Required lab days held on 3 Saturdays, 8am-12pm on 11/7, 11/14, and 11/21 in Rock Springs, Room 2605 HLED 2006 HEALTH FOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATORS 2091 HLED 2006 NT 1 INTERNET See page 12 B. WATTS 8/24 12/14

HEALTH SCIENCE GENERAL HLTK 1200 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 2092 HLTK 1200 NT 2 INTERNET See page 12 J. HARSHMAN 8/24 12/14 2093 HLTK 1200 NT2 2 INTERNET See page 12 J. HARSHMAN 8/24 12/14 2947 HLTK 1200 FNT 2 INTERNET See page 12 M. DONOUGH 10/5 11/13

HISTORY HIST 1211 U.S. TO 1865 2065 HIST 1211 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 M. NEELS 8/24 12/14 2066 HIST 1211 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 M. MATHEWS 9/14 12/14 2067 HIST 1211 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 M. LEWIS 8/24 10/2



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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HMDV 1005 1st YEAR SUCCESS 2100 HMDV 1005 01 1 09:30AM 10:20AM M RSC 1408 C. GARBETT 8/24 12/14 2101 HMDV 1005 02 1 01:00PM 01:50PM M RSC 1408 S. LYNCH-NEWBERG 8/24 12/14 2105 HMDV 1005 03 1 02:30PM 03:20PM M RSC A207 S. FAHLSING 8/24 12/14 2103 HMDV 1005 04 1 09:30AM 10:20AM T RSC 2025 S. FAHLSING 8/24 12/14 2104 HMDV 1005 05 1 11:00AM 11:50AM T RSC 2023 C. NEWBERG 8/24 12/14 2106 HMDV 1005 06 1 01:00PM 01:50PM T RSC 1439 L. LEE 8/24 12/14 2107 HMDV 1005 07 1 09:30AM 10:20AM W RSC A208 J. BARNETT 8/24 12/14 2108 HMDV 1005 08 1 11:00AM 11:50AM W RSC 1440 R. WESTFALL 8/24 12/14 2109 HMDV 1005 09 1 01:00PM 01:50PM W RSC A206 M. ZUPPA 8/24 12/14 2110 HMDV 1005 10 1 02:30PM 03:20PM W RSC A207 J. GROVER-ROOSA 8/24 12/14 2111 HMDV 1005 11 1 09:30AM 10:20AM TH RSC 1440 J. GRANT 8/24 12/14 2112 HMDV 1005 12 1 11:00AM 11:50AM TH RSC 1406 J. MONZON 8/24 12/14 2113 HMDV 1005 13 1 01:00PM 01:50PM TH RSC 1439 S. FAHLSING 8/24 12/14 2114 HMDV 1005 14 1 02:30PM 03:20PM TH RSC 1221 S. LYNCH-NEWBERG 8/24 12/14 2115 HMDV 1005 15 1 09:30AM 10:20AM F RSC 1306 D. PERTERMANN 8/24 12/14 2102 HMDV 1005 16 1 07:00PM 07:50PM M RSC A200 S. LYNCH-NEWBERG 8/24 12/14 2116 HMDV 1005 17 1 05:30PM 06:20PM T RSC A206 S. LYNCH-NEWBERG 8/24 12/14 2119 HMDV 1005 NT 1 INTERNET See page 12 K. DAMORI 8/24 12/14 2120 HMDV 1005 NT2 1 INTERNET See page 12 M. MCCLURE 8/24 12/14 2121 HMDV 1005 NT3 1 INTERNET See page 12 J. MONZON 8/24 12/14 2122 HMDV 1005 NT4 1 INTERNET See page 12 L. MCCLURE 8/24 12/14 2123 HMDV 1005 NT5 1 INTERNET See page 12 M. MCCLURE 8/24 12/14 2124 HMDV 1005 NT6 1 INTERNET See page 12 M. MCCLURE 8/24 12/14 2125 HMDV 1005 NT7 1 INTERNET See page 12 C. POLLASTRO 8/24 12/14 2126 HMDV 1005 NT8 1 INTERNET See page 12 H. CURRUTT 8/24 12/14 2127 HMDV 1005 NT9 1 INTERNET See page 12 M. MCCLURE 8/24 12/14 HMDV 1025 INTRODUCTION TO ONLINE LEARNING 2130 HMDV 1025 ENT 1 INTERNET See page 12 A. SERNA 8/24 10/2 2131 HMDV 1025 FNT 1 INTERNET See page 12 A. SERNA 10/5 11/13 HMDV 1060 ACADEMIC LISTENING AND SPEAKING 3910 HMDV 1060 J1 3 01:00PM 02:30PM MW RSC 2021 L. CHEW 10/13 12/14HMDV 1062 ESL WRITING AND GRAMMAR 3911 HMDV 1062 J1 3 11:00AM 12:30PM TTH RSC 2021 L. CHEW 10/13 12/14HMDV 1064 READING AND VOCABULARY SKILLS 3912 HMDV 1064 J1 3 01:00PM 02:30PM TTH RSC 2021 L. CHEW 10/13 12/14HMDV 1100 SPEED READING 2136 HMDV 1100 01 1 02:30PM 03:20PM TTH RSC 2051 L. CHEW 8/24 12/14 2137 HMDV 1100 FNT 1 INTERNET See page 12 L. CHEW 10/5 11/13 HMDV 1101 CRITICAL READING/CRITICAL THINKING Prerequisite: HMDV 1504 (C or better) or appropriate McCann score 2138 HMDV 1101 F1 3 02:30PM 03:45PM TTH RSC 1405 S. FAHLSING 10/13 12/14 2139 HMDV 1101 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 S. FAHLSING 10/5 11/13 HMDV 1110 COLLEGE VOCABULARY 21402140 HMDV HMDV 11101110 0101 11 0202::3030PM PM 0303::2020PM TTH RSC PM TTH RSC 20512051 L. CHEW L. CHEW 88//2424 1212//1414 2699 HMDV 1110 FNT 1 INTERNET See page 12 L. CHEW 10/5 11/13 HMDV 1270 STRESS MANAGEMENT & REDUCTION 2141 HMDV 1270 F1 1 05:30PM 06:45PM T RSC 1408 D. MOORE 10/13 12/14

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INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE INDM 151 INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS I 2154 INDM 1510 A1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1512 M. WINKEL 8/24 9/18 2153 INDM 1510 B1 3 08:00AM 10:50AM M-F RSC 1512 C. DEWICK 9/21 10/16 INDM 1520 INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS II 2155 INDM 1520 A1 3 08:00AM 10:50AM M-F RSC 1512 M. WINKEL 8/24 9/18 2156 INDM 1520 B1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1512 M. WINKEL 9/21 10/16 INDM 1530 INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS III 2158 INDM 1530 C1 3 08:00AM 10:50AM M-F RSC 1512 M. WINKEL 10/21 11/13 2159 INDM 1530 C2 3 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1512 M. WINKEL 10/21 11/13 INDM 1560 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 2681 INDM 1560 B1 3 04:00PM 06:50PM M-F RSC 1512 M. WINKEL 9/21 10/16 INDM 1570 INDUSTRIAL HYDRAULICS I (FLUID POWER) 2162 INDM 1570 A1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1502 C. DEWICK 8/24 9/18 INDM 1580 INDUSTRIAL HYDRAULICS II (FLUID POWER Prerequisite: INDM 1570 2682 INDM 1580 B1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1502 C. DEWICK 9/21 10/16 INDM 1585 INDUSTRIAL HYDRAULICS III Prerequisite: INDM 1580 2683 INDM 1585 C1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1502 C. DEWICK 10/21 11/13 INDM 1590 INDUSTRIAL PNEUMATICS 2163 INDM 1590 C1 3 04:00PM 06:50PM M-F RSC 1502 J. URIARTE 10/21 11/13 INDM 2980 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE 2164 INDM 2980 01 1.00-3.00 TBA TBA TBA TBA M. WINKEL 8/24 12/14

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT IMGT 2400 INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION MANAGEMENT Microsoft 365 (2019) will be used 2151 IMGT 2400 01 3 01:00PM 02:15PM M RSC 1430 J. ALLEN 8/24 12/14 Partial Internet Course 2694 IMGT 2400 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. ALLEN 10/5 11/13 2152 IMGT 2400 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. ALLEN 8/24 12/14

INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY ITEC 2360 TEACHING WITH TECHNOLOGY Prerequisite: EDCI 1000 (C or better grade); Experience with computers

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MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY MCH 2740 MACHINE TOOL PROCESSES I 2230 MCH 2740 01 4 05:30PM 08:20PM WTH RSC 1501 J. MORTENSEN 8/24 12/14 MCH 2750 MACHINE TOOL PROCESSES II Prerequisite: MCH 2740 2231 MCH 2750 01 4 05:30PM 08:20PM WTH RSC 1501 J. MORTENSEN 8/24 12/14

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MANAGEMENT MGT 1000 INTRODUCTION TO SUPERVISION 2235 MGT 1000 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 M. HUEBNER 10/5 11/13 3905 MGT 1000 FNT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 M. HUEBNER 10/5 11/13 MGT 1040 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS 2237 MGT 1040 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 S. IRIKI 8/24 10/2 2238 MGT 1040 ENT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 S. IRIKI 8/24 10/2 MGT 2100 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT Prerequisite: ENGL 1010 2697 MGT 2100 F1 3 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC A209 B. GARD 10/13 12/14 Partial Internet Course 2239 MGT 2100 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 B. GARD 10/5 11/13

MARKETING MKT 2100 MARKETING 2241 MKT 2100 E1 3 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC A209 B. GARD 8/24 10/12 Partial Internet Course 2242 MKT 2100 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 B. GARD 8/24 10/2

MATHEMATICS Students with ACT Math 0-15 or ALEKS 0-13 must take MATH 0900, MATH 0720, and MATH 0760 as corequisites. The sections must correspond. MATH 0720 ALGEBRA SKILLS I 2168 MATH 0720 01 2 09:30AM 10:45AM MWF RSC A207 S. LYNCH-NEWBERG 8/24 12/14 Required Corequisites: MATH 0900 01 and MATH 0760 01 2169 MATH 0720 02 2 01:00PM 02:15PM MWF RSC A207 J. FISCHER 8/24 12/14 Required Corequisites: MATH 0900 02 and MATH 0760 02 2170 MATH 0720 NT 2 INTERNET See page 12 J. RHONE 8/24 12/14 Required Corequisites: MATH 0900 NT and MATH 0760 NT MATH 0760 ALGEBRA SKILLS II 2172 MATH 0760 01 2 TBA MWF RSC A207 S. LYNCH-NEWBERG 8/24 12/14 Required Corequisites: MATH 0900 01 and MATH 0720 01 2173 MATH 0760 02 2 TBA MWF RSC A207 J. FISCHER 8/24 12/14 Required Corequisites: MATH 0900 02 and MATH 0720 02 2174 MATH 0760 NT 2 INTERNET See page 12 J. RHONE 8/24 12/14 Required Corequisites: MATH 0900 NT and MATH 0720 NT MATH 0900 PRE-ALGEBRA ARITHMETIC 2176 MATH 0900 01 3 09:30AM 10:45AM TTH RSC A207 S. LYNCH-NEWBERG 8/24 12/14 Required Corequisites: MATH 00720 01 and MATH 0760 01 2177 MATH 0900 02 3 01:00PM 02:15PM TTH RSC A207 J. FISCHER 8/24 12/14 Required Corequisites: MATH 0720 02 and MATH 0760 02 2178 MATH 0900 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. RHONE 8/24 12/14 Required Corequisites: MATH 0720 NT and MATH 0760 NT MATH 0920 BEGINNING ALGEBRA Prerequisite: MATH 0900 (C or better), or Math ACT score of 16-20, or ALEKS score

of 14-29 2179 MATH 0920 01 4 09:30AM 10:45AM MWF RSC 1403 T. MARIETTA 8/24 12/14 2180 MATH 0920 NT3 4 INTERNET See page 12 N. KOURBELAS 8/24 12/14 2181 MATH 0920 03 4 07:00PM 08:40PM MWTH RSC 1403 T. MARIETTA 8/24 12/14 2183 MATH 0920 NT 4 INTERNET See page 12 K. ELLIS 8/24 12/14 2184 MATH 0920 NT2 4 INTERNET See page 12 K. ELLIS 8/24 12/14



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2186 MATH 0921 JMW 2 01:00PM 02:25PM TTH RSC 1221 K. ELLIS 8/24 11/20 Must take MATH 1000 JMW MATH 1000 PROBLEM SOLVING Required Corequisite: MATH 0921 2196 MATH 1000 JMW 3 01:00PM 02:25PM MW RSC 1221 K. ELLIS 8/24 11/20 Must Take Math 0921 JMW MATH 0930 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA Prerequisite: MATH 0920 (C or better), or MATH 0720 and MATH 0760 (B or better in

each), or Math ACT score of 21 or higher, or ALEKS score of 30-45 2187 MATH 0930 J1 4 08:00AM 09:20AM MWF RSC 1403 L. AUDETTE 8/24 11/20 2188 MATH 0930 NT3 4 INTERNET See page 12 N. KOURBELAS 8/24 12/14 2189 MATH 0930 E1 4 01:00PM 02:15PM M-F RSC 1225 J. BARNETT 8/24 10/12 Must take MATH 1400 F1; Partial Internet Course 2191 MATH 0930 NT 4 INTERNET See page 12 L. STEPHENS 8/24 12/14 2192 MATH 0930 NT2 4 INTERNET See page 12 P. HARDER 8/24 12/14 Students with an ALEKS score of 35-45 may take MATH 0931 and the corequisite MATH 1400 and not have to take MATH 0930. MATH 0931 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA WORKSHOP Prerequisite: ALEKS score of 35-45or ACT MATH Score of 22; Required Corequisite:

MATH 1400 (MW Section) 2194 MATH 0931 JMW 2 09:30AM 10:20AM TTH RSC 1221 J. MARCY 8/24 11/20 Partial Internet Course; Must take MATH 1400 JMW MATH 1400 COLLEGE ALGEBRA Required Corequisite: MATH 0931 2203 MATH 1400 JMW 3 09:30AM 10:45AM MWF RSC 1221 J. MARCY 8/24 11/20 Partial Internet Course; Must Take MATH 0931 JMW; Time includes 50 minutes of recitation MATH 0934 BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA Prerequisite: MATH 0900 (C or better), or Math ACT score of 16-20, or ALEKS score

of 14-29 2966 MATH 0934 J1 5 09:30AM 10:45AM MTWF RSC 1440 L. STEPHENS 8/24 11/20 MATH 1000 PROBLEM SOLVING Prerequisite: MATH 0920 (C or better), or TECH 1000 (B or better), or MATH 0720

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2195 MATH 1000 01 3 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC 1225 STAFF 8/24 12/14 2197 MATH 1000 02 3 02:30PM 03:45PM TTH RSC 1225 STAFF 8/24 12/14 2198 MATH 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 L. AUDETTE 8/24 12/14 MATH 1100 NUMBER & OPERATIONS FOR Prerequisite: MATH 0920 (C or better), or MATH 0720 and MATH 0760 (B or better in ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS each), or ALEKS score of 30-45, or Math ACT of 21 or higher; Required Corequisite: EDEL 1410 2200 MATH 1100 01 3 08:00AM 09:15AM WF RSC 1225 C. NEWBERG 8/24 12/14 Must take EDEL 1410 01 2201 MATH 1100 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 C. NEWBERG 8/24 12/14 Must take EDEL 1410 NT Three Proctored Exams Required MATH 1400 COLLEGE ALGEBRA Prerequisite: MATH 0930 (C or better), Math ACT of 23 or higher, or ALEKS score of

46-60. 2202 MATH 1400 01 3 08:00AM 09:15AM MWF RSC 1439 STAFF 8/24 12/14 Time includes 50 minutes of recitation 2206 MATH 1400 02 3 01:00PM 02:15PM MWF RSC A202 STAFF 8/24 12/14 2205 MATH 1400 J1 3 07:00PM 08:45PM MW RSC 1444 C. MELSON 8/24 11/20 Time includes 50 minutes of recitation 2207 MATH 1400 F1 3 01:00PM 02:15PM M-F RSC 1225 J. BARNETT 10/13 12/14 Must take MATH 0930 E1; Partial Internet Course 2209 MATH 1400 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 L. STEPHENS 8/24 12/14 Two Proctored Exams Required 2210 MATH 1400 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 L. STEPHENS 8/24 12/14 Two Proctored Exams Required 2211 MATH 1400 NT3 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. BARNETT 8/24 12/14 Two Proctored Exams Required 2212 MATH 1400 NT4 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. MARCY 8/24 12/14 MATH 1405 TRIGONOMETRY Prerequisite: MATH 1400 (C or better), or MATH ACT of 25 or higher, or ALEKS score

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of 76-100 2221 MATH 2200 J1 4 09:30AM 10:45AM MTWF RSC 1225 L. AUDETTE 8/24 11/20 Time includes 50 minutes of recitation 2222 MATH 2200 NT 4 INTERNET See page 12 D. METZ 8/24 12/14 Proctored Exams Required MATH 2205 CALCULUS II Prerequisite: MATH 2200 (C or better) 2223 MATH 2205 J1 4 09:30AM 10:45AM MTWF RSC A204 C. NEWBERG 8/24 11/20 Time includes 50 minutes of recitation MATH 2210 CALCULUS III Prerequisite: MATH 2205 (C or better) 2224 MATH 2210 J1 4 09:30AM 10:45AM MTWF RSC A206 D. SKROPANIC 8/24 11/20 Time includes 50 minutes of recitationMATH 2250 ELEMENTARY LINEAR ALGEBRA Prerequisite: MATH 2205 (C or better) 2225 MATH 2250 01 4 11:00AM 12:15PM MWF RSC A204 S. PAULEY 8/24 12/14 MATH 2350 BUSINESS CALCULUS I Prerequisite: MATH 1400 (C or better), or Math ACT of 26 or higher, or ALEKS score

of 61-75 2226 MATH 2350 J1 4 11:00AM 12:20PM MWF RSC 1221 J. BARNETT 8/24 11/20 MATH 2355 BUSINESS CALCULUS II Prerequisite: MATH 2350 (C or better) 2228 MATH 2355 NT 4 INTERNET See page 12 J. MARCY 8/24 12/14 MATH 2800 MATHEMATICS SEMINAR Prerequisite: MATH 2205 (may be taken concurrently) 2680 MATH 2800 NT 2 INTERNET See page 12 J. MARCY 8/24 12/14

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY MOLB 2210 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY Prerequisite: BIOL 1010 (C or better); Required Corequisite: MOLB 2211 2243 MOLB 2210 01 4 11:00AM 11:50AM MWF RSC 2028 J. HOLMES 8/24 12/14 Must take MOLB 2211 A 2244 MOLB 2210 NT 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA J. HOLMES 8/24 12/14 Must take MOLB 2211 NT; Required labs on 3 Saturdays in Rock Springs, 9/19, 10/17 and 11/21, 8am-5pm in Room 1212. MOLB 2211 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY LAB Required Corequisite: MOLB 2210 2245 MOLB 2211 A 0 11:00AM 12:50PM T RSC 1212 J. HOLMES 8/24 12/14 Must take MOLB 2210 01 2246 MOLB 2211 NT 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA J. HOLMES 8/24 12/14 Must take MOLB 2010 NT; Required labs on 3 Saturdays in Rock Springs, 9/19, 10/17 and 11/21, 8am-5pm in Room 1212.

MUSIC MUSC 0200 MUSIC CONVOCATION Music Majors Only 2247 MUSC 0200 F1 0 05:00PM 05:30PM TH RSC 1005 M. SCHAFFNER 10/13 12/14 MUSC 1000 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC 2248 MUSC 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. RABENS 8/24 12/14 MUSC 1010 MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS 2249 MUSC 1010 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. RABENS 8/24 12/14 MUSC 1030 WRITTEN THEORY I Required Corequisite: MUSC 1035 and MUSC 1290 2250 MUSC 1030 E1 3 09:30AM 10:50AM M-TH RSC B103 R. MANIK 8/24 10/12 Synchronous Online Class MUSC 1035 AURAL THEORY I Required Corequisite: MUSC 1030 and MUSC 1290 2251 MUSC 1035 E1 1 02:30PM 03:20PM M-TH RSC B103 M. SCHAFFNER 8/24 10/12 Synchronous Online Class MUSC 1036 IMPROVISATION STRATEGIES Required Prerequisite: MUSC 1030 and MUSC 1035 2252 MUSC 1036 01 1 05:30PM 06:45PM TH RSC B105 C. WITTSTRUCK 8/24 12/14 MUSC 1070 APPLIED MUSIC COMP Prerequisite: MUSC 1030 2253 MUSC 1070 E1 1 TBA TBA RSC B103 M. SCHAFFNER 8/24 10/12 Synchronous Online Class



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NURSING NURS 1100 PROFESSIONAL NURSING CARE HEALTH PROMOTION Required Corequisite: NURS 1115 2294 NURS 1100 01 9 09:00AM 11:50AM MWF RSC 2027 C. LEE 8/24 12/14 2295 NURS 1100 02 9 09:00AM 11:50AM MWF RSC 2023 J. LEAVITT 8/24 12/14 2296 NURS 1100 03 9 01:00PM 03:50PM MWF RSC 2027 D. GARNER 8/24 12/14 2297 NURS 1100 04 9 01:00PM 03:50PM MWF TBA TBA J. DANIEL 8/24 12/14 Partial internet course. Synchronous class time required. 2298 NURS 1100 05 9 09:00AM 11:50AM MWF TBA TBA B. STEPHENS 8/24 12/14 Partial Internet Course. Synchronous;Class Time Required. NURS 1115 PROF. NURSING CARE HEALTH PROMOTION LAB Required Corequisite: NURS 1100 2299 NURS 1115 A 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA C. LEE 8/24 12/14 NURS 1510 NURSE ASSISTANT Required Corequisite: NURS 1511 2300 NURS 1510 ENT 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA M. CORDOVA 8/24 10/2 Must take NURS 1511 ENT 2301 NURS 1510 FNT 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA D. PADILLA 10/5 11/13 Must take NURS 1511 FNT 2305 NURS 1510 QNT 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA A. TYNSKY 9/7 11/2 Must take NURS 1511 QNT; NURS 1511 NURSE ASSISTANT LAB Required Corequisite: NURS 1510 2312 NURS 1511 ENT 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA M. CORDOVA 8/24 10/2 Must take NURS 1510 ENT; Lab and Clinical dates TBA. Lab and Clinical are Mandatory for attendance. 2313 NURS 1511 FNT 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA D. PADILLA 10/5 11/13 Must take NURS 1510 FNT; Lab and Clinical dates TBA. Lab and Clinical are Mandatory for attendance. 2317 NURS 1511 QNT 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA A. TYNSKY 9/7 11/2 Must take NURS 1510 QNT; Lab (Rock Springs Lab) 9/26, 10/10, 10/24 all 12p-7p and Clinical (Mission at Castle Rock) 10/29 & 10/30 1p-10p. Lab and Clinical are Mandatory for attendance. NURS 2300 PROFESSIONAL NURSING CARE ACUTE ILLNESS Prerequisite: NURS 1200 (C or better); Required Corequisite: NURS 2315 2324 NURS 2300 01 10 09:00AM 11:50AM MTTH RSC A101 S. THOMAS 8/24 12/14 2326 NURS 2300 02 10 09:00AM 11:50AM MTTH RSC A102 C. ALDERSON 8/24 12/14 2327 NURS 2300 03 10 01:00PM 03:50PM MTTH RSC A101 H. BROWN 8/24 12/14 2325 NURS 2300 04 10 09:00AM 11:50AM MTTH TBA TBA S. THOMAS 8/24 12/14 Partial Internet Course. Synchronous Class Time Required. 2328 NURS 2300 05 10 01:00PM 03:50PM MTTH TBA TBA S. WILLIAMS 8/24 12/14 Partial Internet Course. Synchronous Class Time Required. NURS 2315 PROFESSIONAL NURSING CARE ACUTE ILLNESS LAB Required Corequisite: NURS 2300 2329 NURS 2315 A 0 TBA TBA TBA TBA S. THOMAS 8/24 12/14 NURS 2900 ADVANCED FIELD WORK EXPERIENCE Recommended Corequisite: NURS 2300 or NURS 2400 2330 NURS 2900 01 1.00-3.00 TBA TBA TBA TBA J. DANIEL 8/24 12/14 2707 NURS 2900 A1 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA J. DANIEL 8/24 9/25 2708 NURS 2900 B1 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA J. DANIEL 9/28 10/30 2709 NURS 2900 C1 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA J. DANIEL 11/2 12/11

OUTDOOR EDUCATION ACTIVITIES OEAC 1230 WILDERNESS FIRST AID & SURVIVAL 2331 OEAC 1230 F1 3 05:30PM 08:20PM T RSC 2027 M. REMBACZ 10/13 12/14 Required weekend field trips 8am-5pm, Dates TBA

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PARAMEDIC TECHNOLOGY PTEP 2500 INTRODUCTION TO PARAMEDICINE Prerequisites: Students MUST apply to program and be accepted in order to register 2430 PTEP 2500 01 9 07:00PM 09:00PM M-TH RSC 1306 A. APPLEBY 8/24 12/14 Occasional Saturday and other all day attendance required: 8/24, 8/29, 9/26, 10/3, 10/17-18, 10/24, 10/31

PTEP 2825 TRAUMA EMERGENCIES IN PARAMEDIC PRACTICE Prerequisites: PTEP 2710 (B or better) 2970 PTEP 2825 01 9 05:00PM 07:00PM M-TH RSC 1306 A. APPLEBY 8/24 12/14 Occasional Saturday and other all day attendance required: 9/12, 10/10, 11/7, and 11/8

PHILOSOPHY PHIL 1000 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY 2381 PHIL 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 R. UREKEW 8/24 12/14

PHLEBOTOMY PHLB 1810 PRINCIPLES OF PHLEBOTOMY 2877 PHLB 1810 01 4 05:30PM 08:30PM MW RSC 1330 C. WORDEN 8/24 12/14 2878 PHLB 1810 02 4 08:30AM 10:50PM TTH RSC 1330 C. O’DRISCOLL 8/24 12/14

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PEAC 1011 AQUATIC CONDITIONING 2336 PEAC 1011 J1 1 11:00AM 12:00PM MW RSC POOL C. HAFNER 8/24 11/20 PEAC 1273 WEIGHT TRAINING CONDITIONING 2338 PEAC 1273 Q1 1 01:00PM 02:10PM MW RSC 1661 K. CLARK 8/24 11/11 PEAC 1280 FLY FISHING I 2339 PEAC 1280 Q1 1 05:30PM 07:30PM MW RSC 1211 R. ROBISON 9/9 9/20 Required Field Trip 8am 9/19 - 5pm 9/20 PEAC 1290 PHYSICAL CONDITIONING: 2340 PEAC 1290 J1 Pilates Yoga Fusion 1 11:00AM 11:50AM TTH RSC 1662 K. CLARK 8/24 11/20 Partial Internet Course 2342 PEAC 1290 J2 Spin Conditioning 1 01:00PM 01:50PM TTH RSC 1662 K. CLARK 8/24 11/20 Partial Internet Course 2341 PEAC 1290 J3 Dance Fusion 1 12:00PM 12:55PM TTH RSC 1662 J. WOODWARD 8/24 11/20 Partial Internet Course PEAC 1294 BEGINNING YOGA 2344 PEAC 1294 J1 1 09:30AM 10:30AM TTH RSC 1662 C. CLARK 8/24 11/20 2345 PEAC 1294 D1 1 01:00PM 02:15PM MWF RSC 1662 D. MOORE 8/24 12/14 2346 PEAC 1294 NT 1 INTERNET See page 12 D. MOORE 8/24 12/14 PEAC 1309 HIKE-CAMP-FISH 2348 PEAC 1309 Q1 2 05:30PM 08:30PM TTH RSC 2605 M. REMBACZ; 9/1 9/15 Required Field Trip 5pm 9/11 - 5pm 9/13 B. ZERGER PEAC 1387 INDOOR ROCK CLIMBING First class meeting on RS Campus. Course meets at RS Civic Center. Additional

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VARSITY ATHLETICS PEAT 1072 VARSITY WRESTLING III 2355 PEAT 1072 01 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA A. CASTILLO 8/24 12/14 PEAT 1073 VARSITY WRESTLING IV 2356 PEAT 1073 01 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA A. CASTILLO 8/24 12/14 PEAT 2073 VARSITY SOCCER III 2368 PEAT 2073 02 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA L. SWEET 8/24 12/14 Women’s PEAT 2074 VARSITY SOCCER IV 2369 PEAT 2074 01 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA J. ATKINSON 8/24 12/14 Men’s 2370 PEAT 2074 02 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA L. SWEET 8/24 12/14 Women’s PEAT 2075 VARSITY BASKETBALL III 2371 PEAT 2075 01 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA S. SOZA 8/24 12/14 Men’s 2372 PEAT 2075 02 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA M. SWENSON 8/24 12/14 Women’s PEAT 2076 VARSITY BASKETBALL IV 2373 PEAT 2076 01 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA S. SOZA 8/24 12/14 Men’s 2374 PEAT 2076 02 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA M. SWENSON 8/24 12/14 Women’s PEAT 2080 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL IV 2375 PEAT 2080 01 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA R. SOTO 8/24 12/14 PEAT 2085 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL IV 2376 PEAT 2085 01 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA R. SOTO 8/24 12/14

PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL PEPR 1130 TEACHING INDIVIDUAL & GROUP FITNESS Prerequisite: PEPR 2130 (may be taken concurrently) 2377 PEPR 1130 J1 3 08:00AM 09:15AM TTH RSC 1657/1662 K. CLARK 8/24 11/20 Partial Internet Course PEPR 2130 FUNDAMENTALS OF EXERCISE SCIENCE 2378 PEPR 2130 01 4 11:00AM 11:50AM MWF RSC 1666 D. HARTON 8/24 12/14 01:00PM 02:50PM T RSC 1666 PEPR 2470 EXERCISE SCIENCE PRACTICUM I Prerequisite: PEPR 2130 (may be taken concurrently) 2379 PEPR 2470 01 0.50-2.00 11:00AM 11:50AM T RSC 1666 D. HARTON 8/24 12/14 PEPR 2471 EXERCISE SCIENCE PRACTICUM II Prerequisite: PEPR 2470 2380 PEPR 2471 01 0.50-2.00 11:00AM 11:50AM T RSC 1666 D. HARTON 8/24 12/14

PHYSICS PHYS 1050 CONCEPTS OF PHYSICS Prerequisite: MATH 0920, or TECH 1000, or placement into MATH 0930 or higher; Required Corequisite: PHYS 1051 2392 PHYS 1050 01 4 11:00AM 11:50AM M-W RSC 1332 S. SCHUTTEN 8/24 12/14 PHYS 1051 CONCEPTS OF PHYSICS LAB Required Corequisite: PHYS 1050 2393 PHYS 1051 A 0 11:00AM 12:50PM F RSC 1332/1441 S. SCHUTTEN 8/24 12/14

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PLANT OPERATOR PLOP 1505 PLANT OPERATIONS ELECTRICAL 3994 PLOP 1505 C1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1521 J. URIARTE 10/19 11/13 PLOP 1510 PLANT OPERATIONS I 2700 PLOP 1510 A1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1521 STAFF 8/24 9/18 PLOP 1520 PLANT OPERATIONS II 2701 PLOP 1520 B1 3 01:00PM 03:50PM M-F RSC 1521 STAFF 9/21 10/16

POLITICAL SCIENCE POLS 1000 AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVERNMENT 2400 POLS 1000 D1 3 04:00PM 05:45PM MW RSC 1439 B. ANDERSON 9/14 12/14 2398 POLS 1000 E1 3 09:30AM 12:00PM MW RSC 1439 B. ANDERSON 8/24 10/12 2399 POLS 1000 F1 3 02:30PM 05:00PM TTH RSC 1438 B. ANDERSON 10/5 11/13 Partial Internet Course 2401 POLS 1000 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 M. IRWIN 8/24 10/2 2406 POLS 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 S. STAUFFER 8/24 12/14 2407 POLS 1000 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 12 R. ROBERTSON 8/24 12/14

POLS 1100 WYOMING GOVERNMENT 2411 POLS 1100 ENT 1 INTERNET See page 12 R. ROBERTSON 8/24 10/12 POLS 1200 NON-WESTERN POLITICAL CULTURES 2704 POLS 1200 01 3 01:00PM 02:15PM WF RSC 1439 B. ANDERSON 8/24 12/14 POLS 2460 INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY 2787 POLS 2460 01 3 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC 1439 B. ANDERSON 8/24 12/14

PSYCHOLOGY PSYC 1000 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 2413 PSYC 1000 01 3 08:00AM 08:50AM MWF RSC 1445 C. FLETCHER-STEPHENSON 8/24 12/14 2415 PSYC 1000 02 3 11:00AM 11:50AM MWF RSC 1445 R. WESTFALL 8/24 12/14 2414 PSYC 1000 03 3 09:30AM 10:45AM TTH RSC 1445 C. FLETCHER-STEPHENSON 8/24 12/14 2416 PSYC 1000 04 3 01:00PM 02:15PM TTH RSC 1445 R. WESTFALL 8/24 12/14 2417 PSYC 1000 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 J. SCHELL 9/14 12/14 2418 PSYC 1000 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 D. MAYER 8/24 10/2 2419 PSYC 1000 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 T. KLATKA 10/5 11/13 PSYC 2080 BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY Prerequisite: PSYC 1000 and BIOL 1010 (C or better in both) 2706 PSYC 2080 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 T. KLATKA 8/24 12/14 PSYC 2210 DRUGS AND BEHAVIOR 2423 PSYC 2210 01 3 04:00PM 05:15PM MW RSC 1445 R. WESTFALL 8/24 12/14 PSYC 2300 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY Prerequisite: PSYC 1000 (C or better) 2705 PSYC 2300 01 3 02:30PM 03:45PM TTH RSC 1445 R. WESTFALL 8/24 12/14 2425 PSYC 2300 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 C. FLETCHER-STEPHENSON 8/24 10/2 PSYC 2340 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY Prerequisite: PSYC 1000 (C or better) 2426 PSYC 2340 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 M. NELSON 8/24 12/14 PSYC 2380 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Prerequisite: PSYC 1000 or SOC 1000 2427 PSYC 2380 01 3 02:30PM 03:45PM WF RSC 1445 R. WESTFALL 8/24 12/14 PSYC 2470 INTERNSHIP: PSYCHOLOGY 2429 PSYC 2470 01 1.00-3.00 TBA TBA TBA TBA R. WESTFALL 8/24 12/14



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SOCIOLOGY SOC 1000 SOCIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES 2431 SOC 1000 01 3 02:30PM 03:45PM TTH RSC 1444 A. THATCHER 8/24 12/14 2433 SOC 1000 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 12 P. WEAVER 10/5 11/13 2432 SOC 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 A. THATCHER 8/24 12/14 SOC 1100 SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND ISSUES 2435 SOC 1100 01 3 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC 1444 A. THATCHER 8/24 12/14 SOC 2200 SOCIOLOGY OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 2436 SOC 2200 01 3 01:00PM 02:15PM MW RSC 1440 A. THATCHER 8/24 12/14

SOC 2350 RACE & ETHNIC RELATIONS 2437 SOC 2350 NT 3 INTERNET See page 12 A. THATCHER 8/24 12/14

SOC 2470 INTERNSHIP: SOCIOLOGY 2438 SOC 2470 01 1.00-3.00 TBA TBA TBA TBA A. THATCHER 8/24 12/14

SPANISH SPAN 1010 FIRST YEAR SPANISH I 2442 SPAN 1010 01 4 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC 1405 J. GUSTAFSON 8/24 12/14 2443 SPAN 1010 02 4 01:00PM 02:15PM MW RSC 1405 J. GUSTAFSON 8/24 12/14 2445 SPAN 1010 NT 4 INTERNET See page 12 D. CONOVER 8/24 12/14 2446 SPAN 1010 NT2 4 INTERNET See page 12 K. KOPCZYNSKI 8/24 12/14 2444 SPAN 1010 NT3 4 INTERNET See page 12 J. GUSTAFSON 8/24 12/14

SPAN 1020 FIRST YEAR SPANISH II Prerequisite: SPAN 1010 or successful completion of two years of high school Spanish or the equivalent

2447 SPAN 1020 NT 4 INTERNET See page 12 J. GUSTAFSON 8/24 12/14

SPAN 2030 SECOND YEAR SPANISH I Prerequisite: SPAN 1020 or successful completion of three years of high school Spanish or the equivalent

2448 SPAN 2030 NT 4 INTERNET See page 12 J. GUSTAFSON 8/24 12/14

STATISTICS STAT 2010 BUSINESS STATISTICS Prerequisite: MATH 1400 (C or better) or higher, or ACT Math score of 23 or higher,

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STAT 2050 FUNDAMENTALS OF STATISTICS Prerequisite: MATH 1000 or MATH 1400 (C or better) or higher, or ACT Math score of 23 or higher, or ALEKS score of 46-60

2450 STAT 2050 J1 4 02:30PM 03:50PM MWF RSC 1221 K. ELLIS 8/24 11/20 2451 STAT 2050 DNT 4 INTERNET See page 12 D. SKROPANIC 9/14 12/14

STAT 2070 STATISTICS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE Prerequisite: MATH 1000 or MATH 1400 (C or better) or higher, or ACT Math score of 23 or higher, or ALEKS score of 46-60

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TECH 1550 GENERAL METALLURGY 2455 TECH 1550 A1 3 08:00AM 10:00AM M-F RSC 1521 C. DEWICK 8/24 9/18

TECH 1600 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY 2456 TECH 1600 C1 3 08:00AM 09:50AM M-F RSC A202 STAFF 10/21 11/13

TECH 1680 READING TECHNICAL SCHEMATICS 2457 TECH 1680 B1 3 08:00AM 09:50AM M-F RSC 1521 STAFF 9/21 10/16

THEATRE THEA 1040 PRODUCTION CREW 2458 THEA 1040 01 0.5 04:00PM 06:00PM TTH RSC B109 A. CRITCHFIELD 8/24 12/14THEA 1100 BEGINNING ACTING 2458 THEA 1100 01 3 11:00AM 12:15PM TTH RSC 3654 S. CRAMER 8/24 12/14 2459 THEA 1100 02 3 09:30AM 10:45AM TTH RSC THEA S. CRAMER 8/24 12/14 THEA 1115 PLAY SCRIPT ANALYSIS 2460 THEA 1115 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 E. DELORA 8/24 10/2 THEA 1360 FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC FOR THEATRE MAJORS 2823 THEA 1360 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 12 E. DELORA 8/24 10/2 THEA 2050 THEATRE PRACTICE 2461 THEA 2050 J1 1 TBA TBA RSC THEA A. CRITCHFIELD 8/24 11/20 2462 THEA 2050 J2 1 TBA TBA RSC THEA S. CRAMER 8/24 11/20 2463 THEA 2050 J3 1 TBA TBA RSC THEA E. DELORA 8/24 11/20 THEA 2100 ACTING II Prerequisite: THEA 1100 2464 THEA 2100 J1 3 11:00AM 11:50AM MWF RSC 3654 S. CRAMER 8/24 11/20 THEA 2220 STAGECRAFT This course has an outside lab component that may be completed by attending an

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WELDING Welding courses are FLEXIBLE i.e. they are individualized, self-paced, open/entry and open/exit. Students can attend classes in any of the blocks available Monday through Thursday in Room 1503: 9 AM to 12 PM and 1- 9 PM • Students can shift from one time block to another as their work schedule allows. • Students can add any class until October 30. • An instructor is readily available to instruct and assist each student. • The student should plan to spend the appropriate hours of lab time per week to complete the welding course.

WELD 1710 OXYACETYLENE WELDING 2481 WELD 1710 01 2 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 1715 OXYACETYLENE CUTTING 2486 WELD 1715 01 1 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 1755 SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING 2491 WELD 1755 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 1760 ADVANCED SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING Prerequisite: WELD 1755 2498 WELD 1760 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 1770 GAS METAL ARC WELDING Prerequisite: WELD 1840 2503 WELD 1770 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 1774 GAS METAL ARC WELDING - PIPE Prerequisite: WELD 1770 2506 WELD 1774 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 1776 FLUX CORED ARC WELDING - PIPE Prerequisite: WELD 1774 2507 WELD 1776 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 1780 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING -PLATE Prerequisite: WELD 1840 and WELD 1950 2508 WELD 1780 01 4 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 1840 GROOVE WELDING PLATE Prerequisite: WELD 1760 2510 WELD 1840 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 1950 SMAW STAINLESS STEEL BASIC Prerequisite: WELD 1760 2517 WELD 1950 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 1960 SUBMERGED ARC WELDING Prerequisite: WELD 1774 and WELD 1776 2518 WELD 1960 01 2 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 2510 PIPE WELD I: SCHEDULE 40 PIPE Prerequisite: WELD 1840 2519 WELD 2510 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 2520 PIPE WELD II: SCHEDULE 80 PIPE Prerequisite: WELD 2510 2520 WELD 2520 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 2530 DOWNHILL PIPE WELDING Prerequisite: WELD 1840 2521 WELD 2530 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 2540 PIPE LAYOUT AND FABRICATION Prerequisite: WELD 2520 2522 WELD 2540 01 4 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 2630 WELDING FOR THE ARTS I 2523 WELD 2630 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 2635 WELDING FOR THE ARTS II 2524 WELD 2635 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 2650 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING - PIPE Prerequisite: WELD 1780 2525 WELD 2650 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 2660 STAINLESS STEEL PIPE WELDING Prerequisite: WELD 2650 2526 WELD 2660 01 3 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14 WELD 2810 CERTIFICATION TEST TRAINING 2527 WELD 2810 01 0.5 TBA TBA RSC 1507 J. MANNIKKO 8/24 12/14



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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT TRAINING Contact Workforce Development at 307-872-1326Workforce Development courses taught for credit are designed to improve workforce skills for immediate or improved employment. They can also be used as part of certain certificate or degree programs.Sufficient enrollment is required for these courses to make. Call for registration, costs, and supply information. Please refer to the Western website, www.westernwyoming.edu/workforce, for more information on these and other courses.

Course Fees: • Costs for these courses include both tuition and a fee to cover the direct costs, such as the instructor’s salary and materials. • Full-time enrollment students will pay course fees in addition to those included with full-time tuition and fees.

HEALTH SCIENCE GENERAL HLTK 1501 ACLS PROVIDER CORE Meets TBD Course Fee: 162.37 + Tuition/Fees 0169 HLTK 1501 T1 0.5 08:00AM 05:00PM SSU RSC 1328 M. GARDNER

HLTK 1503 PALS PROVIDER CORE Meets TBD Course Fee: 162.37 + Tuition/Fees 0171 HLTK 1503 T1 0.5 08:00AM 05:00PM SSU RSC 1328 WD STAFF

HLTK 1505 PHTLS (Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support) Meets TBD Course Fee: 27.27 + Tuition/Fees HLTK 1505 T1 0.5 08:00AM 05:00PM SSU RSC 1328 A. APPLEBY

HLTK 1506 AMLS (Advanced Medical Life Support) Meets TBD Course Fee: 15.00 + Tuition/Fees 0704 HLTK 1506 T1 1 08:00AM 05:00PM SSU RSC 1330 A. APPLEBY

MINING TECHNOLOGY (MSHA)

MINE 1850 SURFACE NEW MINER OFFERED TWICE MONTHLY Course Fee: 66.45 + Tuition/Fees MINE 1850 T 1.5 06:50AM 04:00PM VARIES T. WARREN MINE 1855 SURFACE ANNUAL REFRESHER OFFERED TWICE MONTHLY Course Fee: 55.45 + Tuition/Fees MINE 1855 T 0.5 06:50AM 04:00PM VARIES T. WARREN MINE 1870 UNDERGROUND NEW MINER OFFERED TWICE MONTHLY Course Fee: 55.55 + Tuition/Fees Prerequisites: MINE 1850 MINE 1870 T 0.5 06:50AM 04:00PM VARIES T. WARREN MINE 1875 UNDERGROUND ANNUAL REFRESHER OFFERED ONCE MONTHLY Course Fee: 55.45 + Tuition/Fees MINE 1875 T 0.5 06:50AM 04:00PM VARIES T. WARREN

SAFETY TECHNOLOGYSAFE 1551 GENERAL INDUSTRY SAFETY I OFFERED MONTHLY, SCHEDULE UPON REQUEST Course Fee: 84.75 + Tuition/Fees SAFE 1551 T 0.5 08:00AM 05:00PM VARIES WD STAFF 08:00AM 12:00PM SAFE 1552 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY SAFETY I SCHEDULE UPON REQUEST Course Fee: 84.75 + Tuition/Fees SAFE 1552 T 0.5 08:00AM 05:00PM VARIES WD STAFF 08:00AM 12:00PM SAFE 1553 GENERAL INDUSTRY SAFETY II SCHEDULE UPON REQUEST Course Fee: 224.50 + Tuition/Fees SAFE 1553 T 2 08:00AM 05:00PM VARIES WD STAFF SAFE 1554 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY SAFETY II SCHEDULE UPON REQUEST Course Fee: 224.50 + Tuition/Fees SAFE 1554 T 2 08:00AM 05:00PM VARIES WD STAFF SAFE 1560 PEC PREMIER CORE SCHEDULE UPON REQUEST Course Fee: 237.12 + Tuition/Fees SAFE 1560 T 1.5 07:00AM 05:00PM VARIES WD STAFF SAFE 1561 PEC BASIC SAFELAND OFFERED TWICE MONTHLY Course Fee: 155.45 + Tuition/Fees SAFE 1561 T 0.5 07:30AM 05:30PM W WD STAFF

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