BTC Info - Bellingham Technical College

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BTC Info
Bellingham Technical College
President
Kimberly Perry
Board of Trustees
Debbie Ahl
Jeff Callender
Jim Cunningham
Jim Groves
Lisa Woo
Welcome to Bellingham Technical College. BTC offers a wide range of degrees and certificates designed
to help you start a new career or allow you to transfer to a four-year college or university. This includes
Business, Health Sciences, Computer Networking, Advanced Manufacturing, Automotive and more. We
partner closely with industry on all of our program standards in order to offer you an education that
prepares you to enter the competitive workforce. Our college has recently added a Bachelor of Applied
Science in Operations Management and expanded our engineering degree pathways, making BTC an
engineering hub in our community.
We encourage you to visit our campus and speak with one of our friendly admissions staff to find out
more about our programs and how we can best help you with your goals. Your career starts here!
Kimberly Perry
President of Bellingham Technical College
BTC Mission Statement
Bellingham Technical College provides student-centered, high-quality professional technical education
for today’s needs and tomorrow’s opportunities.
Table of Contents
BTC Information
Academic Calendar........................................2
Academic Transfer Courses.................. 3,22
Accessibility Resources:
Access & Disability Services.................6
Admissions & Advising............................ 5, 6
Assessment Test.................................. 5, 6, 14
BFET (Basic Food, Employment & Training).............4
Campus Store (Bookstore)..................... 5, 6
Cashier................................................................6
Continuing & Community Education
Registration Information................... 15
Counseling Services......................................6
Degrees, Programs & Certificates.... 3, 8–13
Diversity Support Services..........................6
Equal Opportunity College...................... 23
Financial Aid................................................ 4, 6
Food Service Hours........................................6
Foundation.......................................................6
General Information/Directory..................6
Getting Started/Steps...................................5
Library................................................................6
Grants.............................................................. 23
Map of Campus............................................ 23
Off-Campus Locations............................... 23
Online courses/eLearning...................... 6, 7
Placement Testing..................................... 5, 6
Registration Information........................ 5, 6
Running Start.............................................. 5, 6
Services for Students...........................4, 5, 6
STAR......................................................... 6, 9, 23
Student Fees............................................... 5, 6
Student ID Card...............................................5
Transcripts.........................................................6
Transitional Studies................................6, 14
TRIO......................................................... 6, 9, 23
Tuition................................................................5
Tutoring Center........................................6, 12
Veterans Club/Support Services........ 6, 10
Worker Retraining..........................................4
Workforce Funding
& Student Support............................. 4, 6
Course Index
Accounting...................................................7, 8
Administrative Assistant..............................8
Animals & Pet Care...................................... 15
Automotive Collision Repair Tech............8
Automotive Technology..............................8
Baby Connections....................................... 16
Biology...............................................................8
Business.........................................................7, 8
Chemistry......................................................7, 9
Child Development Associates (CDA)....7, 9
Child, Family & Parenting...................15–17
Childbirth................................................ 15, 16
Clean Energy................................................. 21
College Readiness....................................... 14
College Success...............................................9
Communication Studies...................7, 9, 17
Computer Applications............................. 17
Computer Networking.................................9
Computer Skills....................................7, 9, 10
Computer Software Support................... 10
Computer Technician Training................ 10
CPR & First Aid...............................................18
Culinary Arts.................................................. 10
Dental Assisting........................................... 10
Dental Hygiene............................................ 10
Diesel Technology....................................... 10
Early Learning........................................ 16, 17
Economics.................................................. 7, 10
Electrician....................................................... 10
EMT................................................................... 11
Engineering .................................................. 11
English......................................................... 7, 11
English Language Acquisition (ELA).....6, 14
Family Connections: Adult/Child.... 16, 17
Family Connections: Adult Discussion.17
Fisheries & Aquaculture Sciences.......... 11
Fisheries & Aquatic Sciences................... 11
Food & Wine.................................................. 18
GED...............................................................6, 14
Health....................................................7, 11, 18
HVAC................................................................ 11
History......................................................... 7, 11
BTC Emergency Closure
Fall Quarter 2016 Calendar
Fall Quarter General Reg. begins (8am)
July 25
Fall last day to drop without a W on transcript*** Oct 3
Summer last day to withdraw or change schedule*** (6-week course)
Aug 2
Fall last day for 50% refund **
Oct 10
Summer Residency & Waiver Request deadline
Aug 4
Fall Residency & Waiver Request deadline
Oct 19
Oct 31
Summer Quarter ends (6-week course)
Aug 11
Faculty In-service Day (no daytime program classes)
Summer last day to withdraw or change schedule*** (8-week course)
Aug 17
Veterans Day Holiday
Nov 11
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Fall last day to withdraw or change schedule *** Nov 17
Fall Quarter tuition & fees due*
Aug 23
Winter Quarterly Schedule available
Summer Quarter ends (8-week course)
Aug 25
Thanksgiving Holiday
Nov 24-25
Summer grades final—check your transcript Aug 30
Winter General Reg. begins (8am)
Nov 28
Labor Day Holiday
Sept 5
Fall Quarter ends
Dec 9
Sept 20
Fall grades final—check your transcript
Dec 14
Winter Break
Dec 12-Jan 3
Fall classes begin
Humanities................................................ 7, 12
Hypnotherapy.............................................. 12
Industrial Maintenance & Mechatronics... 12
Instrumentation & Control Technology..... 12
Legal............................................................. 7, 12
Legal Administrative Assistant............... 12
Machining...................................................... 12
Manufacturing.......................................... 7, 19
Marine............................................................. 19
Mathematics............................................. 7, 12
Nursing & Associate in Nursing.............. 13
Nursing Assistant......................................... 13
Nutrition..................................................... 7, 13
Personal Fitness Trainer............................. 13
Photography................................................. 19
Physics......................................................... 7, 13
Political Science....................................... 7, 13
Process Technology.................................... 13
Psychology................................................. 7, 13
Radiologic Technology.............................. 13
Residential Home Inspection.................. 13
Safety............................................................... 19
Sewing............................................................. 19
Sociology.................................................... 7, 13
Spanish........................................................ 7, 13
Surgery Technology.................................... 13
Technology.................................................... 13
Veterinary Technician................................. 13
Welding Technology............................ 13, 20
Nov 21
Fall last day for 100% refund **
Sept 26
*If registering after tuition & fee due date, **Published refund dates are for full***Published drop & withdrawal dates
payment is due within 48 hrs. After quarter quarter-length classes. Shorter classes are are for full-quarter-length classes. Dates
start, payment is due within 24 hrs.
prorated. Please see the Refund Policy.
vary for classes with alternative schedules.
Check: www.btc.edu | Call: 360.752.8766 (8-SNO)
Message is updated by 6:00 am for day classes and
by 3:00 pm for evening classes. Tune in to:
KGMI 790 AM
KBFW 930 AM
KPUG 1170 AM
KISM 92.9 FM
KAFE 104.1 FM
KAPS 660 AM/102.1 FM
To receive emergency notification alerts, visit
www.btc.edu/alerts and update your contact info.
College closure announcements will also be posted on
Facebook and Twitter.
BELLINGHAM TECHNICAL COLLEGE QUARTERLY SCHEDULE (USPS 014-492) is published
quarterly by Bellingham Technical College, 3028 Lindbergh Ave., Bellingham, WA 98225–1599.
Periodical postage paid at Bellingham, WA. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Bellingham
Technical College Quarterly Class Schedule, 3028 Lindbergh Avenue, Bellingham, WA 98225.
VOL 1617 ISSUE 2. Issuance Date: Fall 2016
This schedule is for information purposes only. Every effort is made to ensure accuracy at the
time of publication. BTC reserves the right to make any changes without notice in the contents
and provision of this course schedule including cancellations, tuition/fees, dates, and times.
Fall 2016
BTC Info
Machining
Nursing
Auto Collision Repair
BTC Offers You a Choice of Over 37 Degrees & 51 Certificates!
Areas of Study
Certificates
Transfer Degrees
Accounting
Administrative Assistant
Auto Collision Repair Technology
Automotive Technology
Business
Computer Networking
Computer Science
Computer Software Support
Culinary Arts
Dental Assisting
Dental Hygiene
Diesel Technology
Electrician
Engineering Technology: Civil
Engineering Technology: Clean Energy
Engineering Technology: Composites
Engineering Technology: Electronics
Engineering Technology: Geomatics
Engineering Technology: Mechanical Design
Fisheries & Aquaculture Sciences
Fisheries & Aquatic Sciences
HVAC & Refrigeration
Industrial Maintenance & Mechatronics
Instrumentation & Control Technology
Legal Administrative Assistant
Machining
Nursing
Process Technology
Radiologic Technology
Surgery Technology
Technology
Veterinary Technician
Welding & Fabricating Technology: General
Welding & Fabricating Technology: Pipe
Specialization
Accounting Assistant
Auto Refinishing
Basic Welding Skills
Certified Production Technician
Child Development Associates (CDA) Essentials
Computer Applications Specialist
Computer Network Support
Culinary Arts
Data Entry Specialist
Dental Assisting
Diesel Drive Train/Brakes/Suspension/
Steering/Electrical Electronic System
Diesel Engine & Electrical Electronic Systems
Diesel Hydraulics Preventative Maintenance
Early Learning
Electrical Construction
Electronics Engineering Technician
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Engineering Technology: AutoCAD
Engineering Technology: SolidWorks
Expanded Functions Dental Auxiliary (EFDA)
Fisheries Resources
General Automotive Repair
Health Information Technology
Home Weatherization
Hypnotherapy
Industrial Maintenance
Legal Assistant
Machine Maintenance
Medication Assistant Endorsement
Mechanical Engineering Drafting
Medical Coding & Billing Generalist
Medical Receptionist
Nursing Assistant
Office Assistant
Pastry Arts
Personal Fitness Trainer
Phlebotomy
Principles of Machining & CNC Operation
Process Technology
Project Management
Quality Assurance for Machining
Receptionist
Residential Home Inspection
Social Media Marketing
Vehicle Service Technician
AS-T/MRP Pre-Engineering
AS-T/MRP Engineering Technology
Associate in Business
Associate in Computer Science
Associate in Pre-Nursing
Associate in Nursing
Associate in Technology
Fisheries & Aquatic Sciences AAS-T (transfers to
Western WA University & NW Indian College)
Bachelor of Applied
Science Degree
Operations Management
BAS starts in Fall: See pg. 20!
•Flexible degree while you work
•Advance your career
•Visit www.btc.edu/basops
Questions? Email basops@btc.edu
Direct Transfer Agreements/Associate
of Science for Transfer Degree (AS-T):
Your bachelor’s degree begins at BTC. You may
transfer as a junior directly into Washington
state colleges or universities.
Associate of Applied Science-Transfer Degree
(AAS-T): Prepare for a variety of bachelor’s
programs with technical skills & transferable
coursework. Go to work or apply to selected
four-year degree programs.
General Education/
Transfer Courses
Biology (includes Anatomy
& Physiology)
Business
Chemistry
College Success
Communication Studies
Economics
Engineering
English (includes Reading)
History
Humanities
Mathematics
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Spanish
Page 22 for more!
Check out BTC’s videos:
www.btc.edu/videos
Be social! Follow us on:
www.facebook.com/bellinghamtech
www.twitter.com/bhamtechcollege
www.instagram.com/bellinghamtechcollege
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BTC Info
Financial Aid
Office: College Services, Room 101 | Email: finaid@btc.edu | Phone: 360.752.8351
5 easy steps
Priority Consideration APPLY EARLY!
www.fafsa.ed.gov
QuarterDate
1 Student completes FAFSA at
BTC School Code: 016227
Need help completing the FAFSA? Call 1.800.433.3243
2 BTC receives student’s FAFSA
information
Student is notified via email when BTC gets your FAFSA. Find
the supplemental worksheets on the Portal. Processing will not
continue until all requested elements are met.
Check your status here: www.btc.edu/FinancialAidPortal
3 Review
BTC is ready to review student’s application after all elements
are met and worksheets are completed and turned in.
4 Awarding
Students are awarded the maximum amount for all available
grants. Students will receive an email to check their awards on
the Portal. Students wishing to apply for loans need to contact
the Financial Aid office at FinAid@btc.edu for next steps.
5 Awards Released
Awards are released when the quarter begins. Awards will be
released according to the option you have chosen when you
activated the My BTC Card. Higher One will notify you by email
or mobile alert when your refund is available.
We recommend that students begin the application process at least
two months prior to the below suggested dates for best results.
Fall
Winter
Spring
Summer
July 1
November 1
February 1
May 1
BTC Alternative Funding Options
Workforce Funding & Student Support CS Bldg, Room 102
Basic Food, Employment & Training Program (BFET) —
for recipients of Federal Food Benefits through DSHS
Contact: Bobbie Harper, 360.752.8468 | bharper@btc.edu
DREAMers — for undocumented students
Contact: Terri Thayer, 360.752.8442 | tthayer@btc.edu
Opportunity Grant — for low-income students training in
high-demand occupations
Passport to College — for former foster youth
Worker Retraining — for dislocated workers
Contact: Kori Olsen, 360.752.8492 | kolsen@btc.edu
WorkFirst — for recipients of TANF through DSHS
Contact: Jennifer Lewis, 360.752.8461 | jlewis@btc.edu
Own Your Loan!
Know where your first loan
payment is coming from.
SALT is a program promoting financial savviness
by providing you with tools to manage your
money—and showing the rewards for making
smart, educated decisions.
Join SALT and manage your student loans.
Strong money-saving deals.
Even better, SALT is brought to you by a
nonprofit—and it is totally free, thanks to BTC.
Join SALT! www.saltmoney.org/BTC
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Fall 2016
Getting Started at BTC for Degree & Certificate Classes
Admissions Office: College Services, Room 106 | Email: admissions@btc.edu | Phone: 360.752.8345 | Web: www.btc.edu/admissions
1
Apply to BTC
& Apply for Financial Aid
Complete the free online application at
www.btc.edu/ApplyOnline
You’ll be emailed a Student Identification
Number (SID), a college-assigned number
specific to you.
To apply for financial aid, complete the Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
online. Use BTC college code 016227. Learn
more at www.btc.edu/FinancialAid
See if you are eligible for support through
Workforce Funding:
www.btc.edu/WorkforceFunding
Apply for our $500 New Student
Admissions Scholarship!
www.btc.edu/AdmissionsScholarship
2 Assess Your Starting Point
Degree- or certificate-seeking students need
to determine their math and English starting
points. Placement may be determined using
previous transcripts, placement tests you have
already taken, or by taking the ACCUPLACER test.
Need to test? We recommend you refresh and
review your skills before you test. Go to
www.btc.edu/assessment for helpful study
guides, the drop-in testing schedule and
payment options. A $25 testing fee is required
for the ACCUPLACER test.
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Advising & Registration
It is required that new students attend an
advising and registration session (or you
can make alternative arrangements), where
you will learn about important campus
resources and register for classes.
Schedule your session online (you will receive
email instructions) or contact Admissions at
360.752.8345 to make alternate arrangements.
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Prepare to Attend
Attend New Student Orientation Kick-Off!
New students are required to attend the New
Student Orientation Kick-off before the quarter
begins. The three-hour event is for students
to make connections, learn about resources,
meet faculty, take a tour of the program areas,
and attend an optional Computer Boot Camp.
Choose the orientation that fits your program
on either Friday, Sept. 16, or Monday, Sept. 19.
Sign up online at www.btc.edu/events
Registration
Pay
If you are paying for college with
FAFSA or an outside funding source,
please be sure to confirm that your
funding source has paid your tuition!
Add and drop classes, withdraw from classes,
and check your schedule and grades all in the
myBTC portal. www.btc.edu/MyBTC
Do you have questions? Visit us in College
Services 110, email us at registration@btc.edu,
or call us at 360.752.8350
BTC Info
Admissions Steps
For students who register May 23 – Aug 22,
payment is due Aug 23.
See page 13 for registration instructions, or go to
www.btc.edu/register and select Continuing
and Community Education.
For students who register Aug 23 – Sept 20,
payment is due within 48 hours of
registering.
After the quarter starts on Sept 20,
payment is due within 24 hours.
Running Start: www.btc.edu/RunningStart
•Complete the BTC Running Start Application
•Assess your starting piont
•Complete the required forms
•Register in person with the Running Start Advisor
•Complete Orientations:
1. First Things First (online): www.btc.edu/ftf
2. Attend New Student Orientation Kick-Off
•Questions? Email: rstart@btc.edu
Use myBTC portal to check that your account
is paid in full or fully funded by the due date.
Pay online at www.btc.edu/pay
Pay the cashier in College Services 110.
You may use cash, check, VISA, MasterCard,
or financial aid award.
RUNNING START AT BTC
Prepare to Attend
Set up your BTC email
BTC contacts you primarily through your BTC
email. Visit www.btc.edu/email
Pick up your Student ID Card
Available for $8.00 at the Campus Store.
Some transactions on campus require an official
photo ID or Student ID card.
Purchase books, tools, & supplies
Find textbook lists at www.btc-store.com or
bring your printed class schedule to the Campus
Store. For tools, books, and supply costs visit
www.btc.edu/SupplyCosts or ask your advisor.
Attend the first class!
Log in prior to the first day of an online class!
Failure to attend or contact your instructor by
the second day of class may result in being
dropped without notice.
www.btc.edu/RunningStart
Earn college credit in
high school! Explore a
variety of dual-credit
options we now offer:
www.btc.edu/DualEnrollment
Fall 2016 Tuition Rates for Degrees or Certificates
Rates per Credit WA Resident Non-Resident Non-Resident
with Waiver
1–10 credits $102.21 $278.92
$130.69
11–18 credits $54.69
$61.88
$61.88
19+ credits $96.74
$273.45
$130.69
Running Start Rate: $9.88 per credit plus course fees
Canadian
$143.04
$76.10
$135.46
BTC offers a tuition waiver for
out-of-state residents.* Inquire with
Admissions at admissions@btc.edu
Additional waivers: www.btc.edu/residency
These rates are subject to legislative change. See www.btc.edu/tuition for more information about residency & waivers.
Students will be initially classified as “resident” or “non-resident” based on the information provided on the Admissions
Application. Bellingham Technical College complies with applicable state laws regarding residency classification.
Washington residency law is codified in RCW 28B.15 and further explained in WAC 250.18.
Students taking only classes in Transitional Studies, Child & Family Studies, First Aid, or self-support classes are not subject
to residency requirements.
Program & course fees are in addition to tuition and address distinct costs such as lab fees and assistants, supplies,
materials, equipment rentals, software licensing/replacement/upgrade, maintenance, and other operational costs.
For college refund policies: www.btc.edu/refund
* Must be a US citizen or permanent resident
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General Information
BTC Campus Resources
*Please Note: During July and August, many of our offices close at noon on Fridays. Friday hours for July and August will be posted on
the BTC website, or you may call or email the department or person you intend to visit before you come.
Accessibility Resources: Access & Disability Services
BTC Info
College Services Building, Room 106 C
Phone: 360.752.8450 | Email: ar@btc.edu | www.btc.edu/ar
Admissions & Recruitment College Services Building, Room 106
Phone: 360.752.8345 | Email: admissions@btc.edu | www.btc.edu/admissions
Hours: Mon – Thurs: 8 am – 5 pm | Fri: 8 am – 4 pm*
Advising & Career Services College Services Building, Room 106
Phone: 360.752.8450 | Email: advising@btc.edu
Assessment Center H Building, Room 4
Phone: 360.752.8335 | Email: assessment@btc.edu
Test schedule: www.btc.edu/assessment
Bellingham Technical College Foundation
Morse Center 201–203 | Phone: 360.752.8684 | Email: foundation@btc.edu
Visit www.btcfound.org
Campus Store (BTC Bookstore) Campus Center 1st Floor
Phone: 360.752.8342 | Hours subject to change: www.btc-store.com
Summer Hours (7/5–8/18): Mon – Thurs: 8 am – 4:30 pm | Closed: Fri – Sun
Reg. Hours (after 9/6): Mon – Thurs: 7:30 am – 7 pm | Fri: 7:30 am – 3:30 pm
Store Closed: Weeekends and 8/22 – 9/5
Cashiering College Services Building, 1st Floor
Phone: 360.752.8311 | Pay online: www.btc.edu/pay (Visa or MasterCard)
Running Start College Services Building, Room 106
Phone: 360.752.8345 | Email: rstart@btc.edu | www.btc.edu/RunningStart
STAR: Success Coaching, Tutoring, Academic Support, Resources
Campus Center, Room 216 | Phone: 360.752.8645 | Email: star@btc.edu
Student Veterans of America (SVA), BTC Chapter
Meets in H Bldg, Room 17 (Vet Center) Wednesdays 11 am – 12 pm
Phone: Robin Johnson at 360.752.8370 or Malcolm Oliver at 360.752.8377
Email: VeteransClub@btc.edu
TRIO Student Support Services Campus Center, Rooms 218 & 221
Phone: 360.752.8640 | Email: trio@btc.edu | www.btc.edu/TRIO
Sum. Hours: Mon – Thurs: 8 am – 4:30 pm | Reg. Hours: Mon – Fri: 8 am – 5 pm
Tutoring Center
H Building, Rooms 9 & 15, Office: Room 7
Phone: 360.752.8499 | Email: tutoring@btc.edu
Hours vary: www.btc.edu/tutoring
Veterans Support Services College Services Building, Room 106
Phone: 360.752.7345 | Email: veterans@btc.edu
|
www.btc.edu/veterans
Workforce Funding & Student Support
College Services Building, Room 102
Phone: 360.752.8468 | www.btc.edu/WorkforceFunding
Hours: Mon – Thurs 8 am – 5 pm | Fri 8 am – 4 pm*
Other Services
Counseling Services College Services Building, Room 106
Business Services.................................................................................360.752.8343
Dental Clinic..........................................................................................360.752.8349
English Language Acquisition (ELA)...............................................360.752.8341
Phi Theta Kappa..............................................................PhiThetaKappa@btc.edu
Transcripts — Academic....................................................................360.752.8434
Department of Transitional Studies A Building
Phone: 360.752.8341 | Email: ts@btc.edu | www.btc.edu/TransitionalStudies Transcripts — GED..............................................................................360.752.8335
Hours: Mon – Fri: 8 am – 4 pm
Phone: 360.752.8345 | Email: counseling@btc.edu
Evening counseling is available by appointment only.
Diversity Support Services College Services Building, Room 106
Phone: 360.752.8377 | Email: diversity@btc.edu
eLearning Email: elearninghelp@btc.edu | www.btc.edu/elearning
Financial Aid College Services Building, Room 101
Phone: 360.752.8351 | Email: finaid@btc.edu | www.btc.edu/FinancialAid
Food Services
Common Grounds Coffee Shop (Espresso/cafe), Campus Center 1st Floor
Phone: 360.752.8471
Summer Hours (7/5–8/11): Mon – Thurs: 7:30am – 1:00pm | Closed: Fri–Sun
Regular Hours: Mon – Thurs: 7:30 am – 8 pm | Fri: 7:30 am – 2:30 pm
Lindbergh Ave. Deli & Grill (cafeteria), G Building
Hours: Mon – Thurs: 11 am – 1:30pm | Fri: 11 am – 1 pm
Closed for Summer: 6/21–9/20
Café Culinaire: Closed for Summer & Fall
Library Campus Center, 3rd Floor
Phone: 360.752.8383 | Email: library@btc.edu | www.btc.edu/library
Summer Hours (7/5 – 8/11): Mon – Thurs: 8 am – 5 pm | Closed: Fri–Sun
Hours: Mon – Thurs: 7 am – 7 pm | Fri: 7 am – 4 pm | Sat: 1 pm – 4 pm
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Registration College Services Building
Phone: 360.752.8350 | Email: registration@btc.edu | Fax: 360.676.2798
Hours: Mon – Thurs: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm | Fri: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm*
Student Fees
Certificate/Degree Replacement
$5.00 (per copy)
First Aid/CPR Card Replacement
$5.00
Flagger Card Replacement
$20.00
Forklift Certificate Replacement
$30.00
IC3 Test
$35.00 per subject, $105.00 total
IC3 Practice Test
$10.00
Official BTC Transcript Order Online $7.25 www.getmytranscript.com
Placement (ACCUPLACER) Test
$25.00
Processing Fees
Price varies
(Health Post Acceptance, Criminal Disclosure, other)
Student Body Card
$8.00
Replacement Student Body Card
$5.00
Tech Prep
$25.00
Important Websites
Program and degree tuition rates: www.btc.edu/tuition
College refund policies: www.btc.edu/refund
Privacy of records: www.btc.edu/ferpa
GED transcripts: www.gedtestingservice.com
Fall 2016
Online Courses
BTC Fall Quarter
If you are a self-motivated, independent learner who is organized & comfortable communicating online, then online learning is for you!
Online and hybrid courses at BTC provide a more flexible path for you to reach your educational goals.
These courses still have firm login due dates and require ongoing participation with your instructors and peers, just like an on-campus course.
Locate the online class you want to take in this quarterly schedule.
All online classes are identified in this schedule with the : symbol.
Apply for admission. Visit www.btc.edu/apply for more info.
Register and pay for your online class. Some courses may have
prerequisites or testing requirements.
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Your courses will be available one week before the quarter begins.
To access them, visit “Student Login” on the BTC website or visit
www.btc.edu/canvas
Once you have accessed your course, you’ll be provided with a list of
materials/books for your course and details on how to get started.
Start earning credits online today!
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5
HUM& 101 Item#:9392
5
LGL 132
Item#:7154
5
CPT 101
CPT 102
CPT 103
CPT 104
Item#:4860
Item#:4861
Item#:4862
Item#:4863
3
3
3
3
MATH 098
MATH 099
AMATH 100
MATH& 107
MATH& 141
MATH& 142
MATH& 146
MATH& 151
Item#:9121
Item#:9136
Item#:9152
Item#:9164
Item#:9169
Item#:9175
Item#:9181
Item#:9185
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
NUTR& 101 Item#:9274
NUTR& 101 Item#:9275
5
5
Physics for Non-Science Majors w/ Lab PHYS& 110 Item#:9286
5
HUMANITIES
CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATES (CDA) ESSENTIALS
CDA Essentials I:
Introduction to ECE/Health & Safety
HISTORY
ECED 120
Fundamentals of Medical Terminology HT 126
HIV/AIDS Ed. for Healthcare Pro: 7 Hrs. HLTH 133
HLTH 133
Introduction to Humanities
LEGAL
Legal Terminology
MANUFACTURING
Safety in Manufacturing Production
Quality Practices & Measurements
Manufacturing Processes & Production
Maintenance Awareness
MATHEMATICS
Elementary Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Applied Occupational Math
Math in Society
Precalculus I
Precalculus II
Introduction to Statistics
Calculus I
NUTRITION
Nutrition
PHYSICS
POLITICAL SCIENCE
American Government
PSYCHOLOGY
General Psychology
Lifespan Psychology
SOCIOLOGY
Introduction to Sociology
SPANISH
Spanish I
HIST& 147
POLS& 202 Item#:9430
5
PSYC& 100 Item#:9414
PSYC& 200 Item#:9424
5
5
SOC& 101
Item#:9489
5
SPAN& 121 Item#:9541
5
Online Courses
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7
Degree & Certificate Courses
Tuition rates on page 5 | Course descriptions online: www.btc.edu/programs
Human A & P II
ACCOUNTING
Prerequisite: BIOL& 241 with a C grade.
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/accounting
Practical Accounting I
ACCT 141
Item#:9220
Location:HC 214
h Item#:9221
Location:HC 214
Kent
5
Microbiology
ACCT 245
Item#:9231
Location:HC 217
Item#:9230
Location:HC 217
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension score of 71 and Accuplacer Arithmetic
score of 38 or instructor permission.
Item#:7100
Location:CC 208
MWF 9/21-12/9
2:10p-3:30p
Payroll Procedures
Prerequisite: ACCT 141 or instructor permission.
Item#:7105
Location:CC 208
MWF 9/21-12/9
10:10a-11:30a
Kent
5
ACCT& 201
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Algebra score of 75 or a C grade in Math 098; or instructor permission.
: Item#:7102
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Location:Online
Kent
5
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/AdministrativeAssistant
AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR TECHNOLOGY
Prerequisite: BIOL& 160 with a C grade and CHEM&121 with a C grade.
BIO 105
Item#:4005
Location:HC 203
Note: No class on 10/31.
MW 9/28-12/7
3:30p-6:30p
Diseases of the Human Body
Prerequisite: BIO 105 (or BIOL& 241 and BIOL& 242) and HT 126.
h Item#:4419
Location:HC 104
TThF 11/4-12/9
1:00p-4:00p
Walker
5
BIO 127
Read
4
Note: This is a hybrid class. There are 9 hours of online participation required for this class.
General Biology w/ Lab
BIOL& 160
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension score of 85 or B grade in RDG 085, and
Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 86 or B grade in ENGL 092 or C grade in AENGL 100,
and Accuplacer Algebra score of 75 or a C grade in MATH 098.
Item#:9203
Location:HC 214
Item#:9202
Location:HC 214
h Item#:9204
Location:HC 217
MWF 9/21-12/9
1:00p-3:00p
TTh 9/20-12/8
8:30a-11:30a
Sa 9/24-12/3
8:30a-11:30a
Human A & P I
Prerequisite: BIOL& 160 with a C grade and CHEM&121 with a C grade.
Billharz
5
Billharz
5
Vandenberg
5
BIOL& 241
Item#:9211
Location:HC 214
h Item#:9212
Location:HC 214
TTh 9/20-12/8
1:00p-4:30p
W 9/21-12/7
5:30p-9:30p
Billharz
5
Horne
5
h Item#:9210
Sa 9/24-12/3
12:00p-4:00p
Vandenberg
5
Note: The week of 11/21, class meets on Monday night instead of Wednesday night.
Location:HC 214
Olah
5
Olah
5
Transfer Degree. For details: www.btc.edu/business
Electronic Math Applications
BUS 100
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Arithmetic score of 38 or a C grade in MATH 090 or instructor
permission.
Item#:7110
MWF 10/26-12/9
Location:CC 208
12:30p-1:50p
ARRANGED 9/20-10/28
: Item#:7111
Location:Online
Location:CC 200
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension and Sentence Skills scores of 71.
BIOL& 260
BUSINESS
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
Essentials of Anatomy & Physiology
Olah
5
Olah
5
MW 9/21-12/7
1:00p-4:30p
TTh 9/20-12/8
8:30a-12:00p
Records Management
BIOLOGY
8
MWF 9/21-12/9
8:30a-11:15a
T 9/20-12/6
5:30p-9:30p
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/AutomotiveCollision
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/AutomotiveTechnology
BIOL& 242
h Item#:7113
Kent
3
Kent
3
BUS 123
MW 9/20-10/26
8:30a-9:50a
Massey
3
BUS 127
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension score of 71 or a C grade in RDG 085,
and Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 71 or a C grade in ENGL 092.
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Farrington
: Item#:7027
Location:Online
5
Math for Business
BUS 150
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Arithmetic score of 38 or a C grade in MATH 090 or instructor
permission.
: Item#:7117
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Pedersen
Location:Online
5
Technical Communications
BUS 171
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension score of 71 or a C grade in RDG 085;
Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 71 or a C grade in ENGL 092; CAP 106; or instructor
permission.
Item#:7119
Location:CC 239
MWF 9/21-12/9
8:30a-9:50a
Pedersen
5
Business English
BUS 188
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension score of 71 or a C grade in RDG 085 and
an Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 71 or a C grade in ENGL 092, or instructor permission.
Item#:7121
Location:CC 239
MWF 9/21-12/9
10:10a-11:30a
Pedersen
5
Introduction to Business
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:7189
BUS& 101
Business Law
BUS& 201
Location:Online
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension score of 71.
Wollens
5
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Shepherd
: Item#:7123
Location:Online
5
Human Resource Management
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:7161
MGMT 210
Location:Online
COURSE SYMBOLS: : Online Course or Section SSelf-Support Course
hHybrid Course
Nelson
5
Fall 2016
CHEMISTRY
CHEM& 110
Prerequisite: BTC College Level Math score of 75 or a C grade in MATH 099 or AMATH 111.
Item#:9257
MWF 9/21-12/9
Location:HC 219
9:00a-11:00a
ARRANGED 9/21-12/9
: Item#:9256
Location:Online
Intro to Chemistry
Malo
5
Malo
5
CHEM& 121
Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 86 or B grade in ENGL 092 or C grade in AENGL 100,
and BTC College Level Math score of 32 or a C grade in MATH 099.
MW 9/21-12/7
8:30a-11:30a
TTh 9/20-12/8
1:00p-4:00p
T 9/20-12/6
5:30p-8:30p
Yamamoto
5
Wester
5
Wester
5
Introduction to Organic/Bio-Chemistry
CHEM& 131
Prerequisite: CHEM& 121 with a C grade.
Item#:9259
Location:HC 219
TTh 9/20-12/8
8:30a-11:30a
Wester
5
General Chemistry w/ Lab I
CHEM& 161
Item#:9242
Location:HC 219
TTh 9/20-12/8
3:20p-6:05p
Malo
5
Note: CHEM&121 or high school chemistry within the past 5 years is strongly recommended.
General Chemistry w/ Lab II
CHEM& 162
Prerequisite: CHEM& 161 with a C grade.
Item#:9245
Location:HC 219
MW 9/21-12/7
1:00p-4:00p
Malo
5
CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATES (CDA) ESSENTIALS
CDA Essentials I: Introduction to ECE/Health & Safety ECED 120
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Johansen
: Item#:8381
Location:Online
4
COLLEGE SUCCESS
College Foundations I
CDEV 100
Item#:9517
Location:MC 211
Item#:9515
Location:CC 235
Item#:9513
Location:CC 115
Rittenhouse
3
Gist
3
Gist
3
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension score of 50 or a C grade in ABE 054 or
ABE 055. Accuplacer Sentence score of 50 or a C grade in ABE 052 or ABE 055. Accuplacer
Arithmetic score of 38 or a C grade in ABE 050.
MWF 9/21-12/9
8:30a-9:20a
MWF 9/21-12/9
12:30p-1:20p
TTh 9/20-12/8
1:10p-2:25p
BTC STAR
Success coaching Tutoring Academic support Resources
STAR is a free academic support program dedicated to helping
students succeed. Students partner with a Success Coach to
create an individualized success plan designed to identify
and address potential barriers, learn to set realistic and
attainable goals, and access resources that will increase overall
academic, career, and personal achievements.
CC 216 | STAR@btc.edu | 360.752.8645
RDG 085
ABE 055, and Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 50 or a C grade in ABE 052 or ABE 055.
Accuplacer Arithmetic score of 38 or a C grade in ABE 050.
Item#:9388
Location:CC 114
Item#:9387
Location:CC 114
MWF 9/21-12/9
2:10p-3:30p
TTh 9/20-12/8
10:30a-12:40p
Kongshaug
5
Kongshaug
5
CMST& 210
Item#:9305
MWF 9/21-12/9
Oekerman
Location:CC 236
10:10a-11:30a
5
Item#:9300
TTh 9/20-12/8
Smith
Location:CC 236
8:00a-10:10a
5
Item#:9307
TTh 9/20-12/8
Mudd
Location:CC 236
5:30p-7:40p
5
MW 9/21-12/7
Oekerman
h Item#:9306
Location:CC 236
2:10p-3:30p
5
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Oekerman
: Item#:9314
Location:Online
5
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Oekerman
: Item#:9313
Location:Online
5
Public Speaking
CMST& 220
Item#:9315
Location:J 4
Item#:9316
Location:CC 236
MWF 9/21-12/9
2:10p-3:30p
TTh 9/20-12/8
10:30a-12:40p
Burns
5
Burns
5
Item#:9249
Location:HC 217
Item#:9252
Location:HC 217
h Item#:9251
Location:HC 217
Reading Skills
COMPUTER NETWORKING
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/ComputerNetworking
COMPUTER SKILLS
Introduction to Computer Applications
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension score of 71.
CAP 101
Item#:7128
TTh 9/20-12/8
Gerlicher
Location:CC 200
10:30a-1:30p
5
Item#:7129
TTh 9/20-12/8
Gerlicher
Location:CC 200
2:30p-5:30p
5
ARRANGED 9/20
Wollens
: Item#:7127
Location:Online
5
Computerized Keyboarding
DAILY 9/20-12/9
: Item#:7103
CAP 103
Location:Online
Note: CAP 103 does not meet the BCIS CAP 105 requirement.
Computerized Touch Keyboarding
h Item#:7130
MWF 9/21-10/17
Location:CC 200
10:10a-11:30a
ARRANGED 9/21-10/17
: Item#:7131
Location:Online
Pedersen
2
CAP 105
Massey
2
Massey
2
Note: This is a rigorous course. If CAP 105 is not required for your program you may consider taking CAP 103. Online CAP 105 students are required to meet with instructor on
campus during the third week of the class to demonstrate keyboarding techniques.
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS: www.btc.edu/programs
9
Formatting with MS Word
Prerequisite: CAP 105 or instructor permission.
Item#:7134
MWF 10/19-12/9
Location:CC 200
10:10a-11:30a
ARRANGED 10/19-12/9
: Item#:7135
Location:Online
MS Outlook
Item#:7114
Location:CC 200
MWF 11/2-12/9
2:10p-3:30p
MS Word
Prerequisite: CAP 101, CAP 106, or instructor permission.
Item#:7142
Location:CC 200
MWF 9/21-12/9
12:30p-1:50p
MS Excel
h Item#:7322
Location:CC 203
CAP 114
h Item#:7325
Location:CC 203
CAP 138
Advanced Special Topics I
Pedersen
2
Pedersen
5
Prerequisite: BUS 100, BUS 150, AMATH 100, MATH& 107 or higher, and CAP 101.
Item#:7146
Location:CC 240
TTh 9/20-12/8
10:30a-12:40p
MS Access
: Item#:7148
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Location:Online
MS PowerPoint
Prerequisite: IT 142, IT 160.
Massey
4
Massey
4
CAP 142
Wollens
5
CAP 146
Massey
5
CAP 148
: Item#:7150
ARRANGED 9/20-12/8
Gerlicher
Location:Online
3
COMPUTER SOFTWARE SUPPORT
TWTh 9/20-12/8
12:00p-1:15p
Falta
5
Windows Server Network Infrastructure
IT 243
TWTh 9/20-10/27
12:00p-2:30p
Rehm
5
IT 261
Prerequisite: IT 242, or IT 243 corequisite.
h Item#:7327
Location:CC 203
TWTh 11/1-12/8
12:00p-2:30p
Rehm
5
Advanced Special Topics II
IT 262
Prerequisite: IT 240 corequisite.
h Item#:7329
Location:CC 203
TWTh 9/20-12/8
9:15a-10:30a
Burkeland
5
CULINARY ARTS
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/CulinaryArts
DENTAL ASSISTING
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/DentalAssisting
Introduction to Dental Assisting
DEN 100
Prerequisite: BIO 105 with a C grade.
ARRANGED 11/9-11/30
h Item#:6900
Location:C 4
McGuinn
1
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/ComputerSoftwareSupport
Note: This is a hybrid class. Class meets in person 11/19 & 11/30 from 3:30-6:30p in C4.
Attendance at the in-person class sessions is mandatory. The rest of the class is online.
COMPUTER TECHNICIAN TRAINING
Head & Neck Anatomy
PC Hardware A+
h Item#:7303
MW 9/21-12/7
8:00a-10:30a
TTh 9/20-12/8
8:00a-10:30a
Location:CC 206
h Item#:7302
Location:CC 206
Introduction to Linux Operating Systems
h Item#:7306
MW 9/21-12/7
12:00p-1:15p
Location:CC 206
Operating Systems A+
h Item#:7308
MW 9/21-12/7
12:00p-2:30p
TTh 9/20-12/8
12:00p-2:30p
Location:CC 201
h Item#:7309
Location:CC 201
Client/Desktop Operating Systems II
Prerequisite: IT 141; IT 160 corequisite.
h Item#:7310
Location:CC 202
MTWTh 9/20-12/8
8:00a-10:30a
Network Security Fundamentals
h Item#:7314
Location:CC 201
TWTh 9/20-12/8
8:00a-10:30a
Windows Powershell
Prerequisite: IT 242, or IT 243 corequisite.
h Item#:7318
Location:CC 203
TWTh 9/20-12/8
1:15p-2:30p
Linux Administration & Configuration
Prerequisite: IT 140, and either IT 141 or IT 142.
h Item#:7320
Location:CC 203
10
CAP 106
Windows Server Administration
IT 242
TWTh 9/20-12/8
8:00a-9:15a
IT 112
Massey
8
Massey
8
IT 140
Massey
5
IT 141
Burkeland
8
Burkeland
8
IT 142
Rehm
10
IT 210
Falta
10
IT 230
Falta
5
IT 240
Burkeland
5
DEN 105
Prerequisite: BIO 105 with a C grade.
ARRANGED 9/21-11/2
h Item#:6901
Location:C 4
McGuinn
2
Note: This is a hybrid class. Class meets in person 9/21, 10/12 & 11/2 from 3:30-6:30p in
C4. Attendance at the in-person class sessions is mandatory. The rest of the class is online.
DENTAL HYGIENE
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/DentalHygiene
DIESEL TECHNOLOGY
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/DieselTechnology
ECONOMICS
Micro Economics
ECON& 201
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Farrington
: Item#:9505
Location:Online
5
ELECTRICIAN
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/electrician
Student Veterans of America
BTC Chapter — A place for veterans to meet, talk,
share resources and support each other.
Join our weekly meetings:
Building H, Room H–17
BTC Veterans Center
Questions? Email veteransclub@btc.edu
hHybrid Course
Fall 2016
Applied English
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (EMT)
EMT I Fundamentals of Emergency Care
EMS 121
Prerequisite: Requires application to EMT program and approval for program admission.
Item#:4101
Location:HC 111
TTh 9/6-10/1
6:00p-9:30p
Staff
4
Note: Class meets TTH 6:00p-9:30p and Sa 8:00a-5:00p
EMT II Medical Disorders & Emergencies
Corequisite: EMS 121
Item#:4102
Location:HC 111
EMS 122
TTh 10/4-11/5
6:00p-9:30p
Staff
4
Corequisite: EMS 122
Item#:4103
Location:HC 111
TTh 11/8-12/13
6:00p-9:30p
Staff
4
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY: CIVIL
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/CivilEngineering
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY: CLEAN ENERGY
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/CleanEnergy
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY: COMPOSITES
Item#:9333
MWF 9/21-12/9
Staff
Location:CC 234
8:30a-9:50a
5
Item#:9334
MWF 9/21-12/9
Staff
Location:CC 235
2:10p-3:30p
5
Item#:9336
TTh 9/20-12/8
Burns
Location:CC 115
8:00a-10:10a
5
MW 9/21-12/7
Burns
h Item#:9332
Location:J 7
8:30a-9:50a
5
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Donnelly
: Item#:9343
Location:Online
5
ENGL& 101
Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 86 or B grade in ENGL 092 or C grade in AENGL 100.
Item#:9355
MWF 9/21-12/9
Location:TBA10:10a-11:30a
M 9/26-12/5
h Item#:9358
T 9/20-12/6
h Item#:9353
Location:CC 235
5:30p-7:40p
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:9366
Location:Online
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:9367
Location:Online
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/composites
Prerequisite: ENGL& 101 with a C grade.
ENGL& 102
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY: ELECTRONICS
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:9371
Location:Online
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY: GEOMATICS
Technical Writing
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/ElectronicsEngineering
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/GeomaticTechnology
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY: MECHANICAL DESIGN
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/MechanicalEngineering
Prerequisite: ENGL& 101 with a C grade.
Staff
5
Staff
5
Hatch
5
Hatch
5
Nelson
5
Staff
5
ENGL& 235
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:9379
Location:Online
Staff
5
FISHERIES & AQUACULTURE SCIENCES
ENGINEERING TRANSFER–ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY: ELECTRONICS & COMPUTER
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/FisheriesAndAquacultureSciences
Transfer Degree. For details: www.btc.edu/engineering
Transfer Degree. For details: www.btc.edu/FisheriesAndAquacultureSciences
ENGINEERING TRANSFER–ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY: MANUFACTURING
HEALTH
FISHERIES & AQUATIC SCIENCES
Medical Office Procedures
ENGINEERING TRANSFER–PRE-ENGINEERING: OTHER
ENGLISH
Item#:4425
Location:HC 203
MW 9/28-12/7
12:00p-3:00p
Walker
5
Fundamentals of Medical Terminology
HT 126
Item#:4415
Location:HC 104
TThF 9/20-11/3
1:00p-4:00p
Note: No class on 11/11, 11/24, and 11/25.
ENGL 092
ABE 055, and Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 50 or a C grade in ABE 052 or ABE 055.
Item#:9348
Location:CC 114
h Item#:9350
Location:CC 115
BUS 230
ENGINEERING TRANSFER–PRE-ENGINEERING:
COMPUTER SCIENCE OR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Fundamentals of English
TTh 9/20-12/6
1:10p-3:20p
MW 9/21-12/7
10:10a-11:30a
EMT III Traumatic Emergencies & Special Circumstances EMS 123
AENGL 100
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension score of 71 or a C grade in RDG 085, and
Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 71 or a C grade in ENGL 092.
Kongshaug
5
Kongshaug
5
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:4416
Location:Online
Read
5
Walker
5
HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING (HVAC)
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/HVAC
HISTORY
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:9507
HIST& 147
Location:Online
Crawford
5
11
Intermediate Algebra
HUMANITIES
Introduction to Humanities
HUM& 101
ABE 055, and Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 50 or a C grade in ENGL 092.
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:9392
Location:Online
Watts
5
HYPNOTHERAPY
Basic Hypnosis
Item#:4883
Location:HC 115
Note: One Saturday class TBA.
T 9/20-12/6
6:00p-9:00p
HYPN 101
Engholm
5
INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE & MECHATRONICS
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/IndustrialMaintenance
INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/InstrumentationAndControl
LEGAL
Legal Terminology
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:7154
LGL 132
Location:Online
Shepherd
5
LEGAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/LegalAssistant
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/machining
Applied Occupational Math
AMATH 100
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Arithmetic score of 38 or a C grade in MATH 090 or ABE 050.
Item#:9139
MWF 9/21-12/9
Ring
5
Item#:9140
MWF 9/21-12/9
Whitmore
Location:CC 234
10:10a-11:30a
5
Item#:9143
MWF 9/21-12/9
Price
Location:TBA12:30p-1:50p
5
Item#:9141
MWF 9/21-12/9
Price
Location:CC 115
2:10p-3:30p
5
Item#:9142
TTh 9/20-12/8
Whitmore
Location:CC 114
8:00a-10:10a
5
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Moyle
: Item#:9152
Location:Online
5
Applied Technical Math
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Algebra score of 75 or a C grade in MATH 098.
AMATH 111
MWF 9/21-12/9
8:30a-9:50a
Whitmore
5
MATH& 107
Prerequisite: BTC College Level Math score of 75 or a C grade in MATH 099.
Pre-Algebra
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Arithmetic score of 38 or a C grade in ABE 050.
MWF 9/21-12/9
10:10a-11:30a
MWF 9/21-12/9
12:30p-1:50p
TTh 9/20-12/8
8:00a-10:10a
Elementary Algebra
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Arithmetic score of 75 or a C grade in MATH 090.
MATH 090
Johnson
5
Johnson
5
Hegeberg
5
MATH 098
Item#:9111
MWF 9/21-12/9
Johnson
Location:CC 114
8:30a-9:50a
5
Item#:9107
MWF 9/21-12/9
Ring
Location:CC 235
10:10a-11:30a
5
Item#:9106
MWF 9/21-12/9
Bills
Location:J 4
12:30p-1:50p
5
Item#:9108
TTh 9/20-12/8
Hegeberg
Location:CC 115
10:30a-12:40p
5
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Johnson
: Item#:9121
Location:Online
5
BTC Tutoring Center
Trouble with classes? Need help with homework?
We offer all students free tutoring!
H Building, rooms 9 & 15
We want to help you!
Visit www.btc.edu/tutoring
Tutoring@btc.edu | 360.752.8499
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Item#:9122
MWF 9/21-12/9
Bills
Location:J 7
10:10a-11:30a
5
Item#:9123
MWF 9/21-12/9
Honeycutt
Location:J 7
12:30p-1:50p
5
Item#:9124
TTh 9/20-12/8
Price
Location:CC 235
10:30a-12:40p
5
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Ring
: Item#:9136
Location:Online
5
Math in Society
MATHEMATICS
Item#:9103
Location:CC 114
Item#:9101
Location:CC 114
Item#:9102
Location:J 4
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Algebra score of 75 or a C grade in MATH 098.
Item#:9157
Location:CC 235
MACHINING
• Math
• Science
• Writing
• Any subject!
MATH 099
Item#:9165
MWF 9/21-12/9
Location:CC 235
12:30p-1:50p
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:9164
Location:Online
Precalculus I
Moyle
5
Moyle
5
MATH& 141
Item#:9167
MWF 9/21-12/9
Location:J 4
10:10a-11:30a
Item#:9168
MWF 9/21-12/9
Location:J 4
2:10p-3:30p
ARRANGED 9/21-12/9
: Item#:9169
Location:Online
Precalculus II
Prerequisite: MATH& 141 with a C grade.
MATH& 142
Item#:9174
MWF 9/21-12/9
Location:J 4
8:30a-9:50a
ARRANGED 9/21-12/9
: Item#:9175
Location:Online
Introduction to Statistics
Peng
5
Peng
5
Peng
5
Peng
5
Peng
5
MATH& 146
Item#:9178
MWF 9/21-12/9
Whitmore
Location:MC 211
12:30p-1:50p
5
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Schivitz
: Item#:9181
Location:Online
5
Calculus I
Prerequisite: MATH& 142 with a C grade.
MATH& 151
Item#:9184
MWF 9/21-12/9
Honeycutt
Location:DMC 105
10:10a-11:30a
5
ARRANGED 9/21-12/9
Honeycutt
: Item#:9185
Location:Online
5
hHybrid Course
Fall 2016
NURSING & ASSOCIATE IN NURSING
PROCESS TECHNOLOGY
NURSING ASSISTANT
PSYCHOLOGY
This certificate requires an admissions process. Please see an advisor for registration
information. For details: www.btc.edu/NursingAssistant
General Psychology
Transfer Degrees. For details: www.btc.edu/nursing
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/ProcessTechnology
Day(s)Time Dates
OnlineARR
9/20-10/14
MW
8:00a-3:00p
9/28-10/26
W 2:00p-7:00p11/2
M
8:00a-3:00p
11/7
M
8:00a-3:00p
12/5
: HIV/Aids Ed for HC * NUTRITION
Item#:9405
MWF 9/21-12/9
Location:CC 236
8:30a-9:50a
Item#:9401
TTh 9/20-12/8
Location:CC 236
1:10p-3:20p
MW 9/21-12/7
h Item#:9406
Location:CC 236
12:30p-1:50p
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:9414
Location:Online
Lifespan Psychology
Prerequisite: PSYC& 100 with a C grade.
PSYC& 200
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Lippman
: Item#:9424
Location:Online
5
RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/RadiologicTechnology
RESIDENTIAL HOME INSPECTION
Complete Residential Home Inspection cost is $3,300.
Nutrition
: Item#:9274
NUTR& 101
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Location:Online
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:9275
Location:Online
Horne
5
Horne
5
PERSONAL FITNESS TRAINER
Foundations of Health & Fitness
TTh 9/22-12/8
S h Item#:4880
Location:J 4
6:00p-9:00p
PFT 100
Staff
6
Fundamentals of Home Inspection
RHI 111
Prerequisite: Laptop computer with internet access and word-processing capabilities.
Item#:4881
Location:B 7D
DAILY 10/3-10/21
8:00a-5:00p
Staff
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Note: If you would like to receive your textbook prior to the class start date, please contact 360.752.8447.
Home Inspection Field Training
Prerequisite: RHI 111
Item#:4882
Location:Off Campus
RHI 112
DAILY 10/24-10/28
8:00a-12:00p
Staff
3
SOCIOLOGY
PHYSICS
Physics for Non-Science Majors w/ Lab
PHYS& 110
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Algebra score of 75 or a C grade in AMATH 111 or MATH 098.
SOC& 101
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension score of 85 or a B grade in RDG 085, &
Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 86 or a B grade in ENGL 092 or C grade in AENGL 100.
Item#:9285
MWF 9/21-12/9
Khramov
Location:DMC 129
12:30p-2:30p
5
ARRANGED 9/21-12/9
Khramov
: Item#:9286
Location:Online
5
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
: Item#:9489
Location:Online
Engineering Physics I w/ Lab
Spanish I
PHYS& 221
Prerequisite: ENGL& 101 with a C grade. Prerequisite or corequisite: MATH& 151 with a
C grade.
h Item#:9279
Location:DMC 129
LAB
Location:DMC 129
T 9/20-12/6
10:30a-12:20p
Th 9/22-12/8
10:30a-1:00p
Khramov
5
Pollard
5
SPANISH
SPAN& 121
Item#:9540
MWF 9/21-12/9
Location:CC 115
5:30p-6:50p
ARRANGED 9/21-12/9
: Item#:9541
Location:Online
Rawls
5
Rawls
5
SURGERY TECHNOLOGY
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/SurgeryTechnology
POLITICAL SCIENCE
American Government
Staff
5
Mudd
5
Mudd
5
Mudd
5
Nursing Asst. Essentials
Healthcare Provider CPR **
Skills Evaluation
Nursing Asst. Final
Choose One:
AM Clinicals:
Clinical Orientation
W
8:00a-11:00a
11/9
Nursing Asst. Clinical
MW
6:00a-2:30p
11/14-11/30
PM Clinicals:
Clinical Orientation
W
12:00p-3:00p
11/9
Nursing Asst. Clinical
MW
2:00p-10:30p
11/14-11/30
*If you have received approval from the BTC Admissions Office for HIV/AIDS you do not need to
take this course.
**If you have received approval from the BTC Admissions Office for CPR you do not need to take
this course.
Important Note: Failure to receive approval for or to successfully complete CPR and/or HIV
course(s) will result in your inability to attend NA 102, the clinical portion of the program.
PSYC& 100
Prerequisite: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension score of 85 or a B grade in RDG 085, &
Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 86 or a B grade in ENGL 092 or C grade in AENGL 100.
POLS& 202
ABE 055, and Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 50 or a C grade in ENGL 092.
Item#:9431
MWF 9/21-12/9
Crawford
5
ARRANGED 9/21-12/9
Crawford
: Item#:9430
Location:Online
5
TECHNOLOGY
Transfer Degree. For details: www.btc.edu/technology
VETERINARY TECHNICIAN
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/VeterinaryTechnician
WELDING TECHNOLOGY
This program requires admission. For details: www.btc.edu/welding
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Transitional Studies
College Readiness | ELA | GED Test Prep
Note: Cost is $25.00 per quarter for all courses listed below.
Department of Transitional Studies
Location: A Building | Phone: 360.752.8341 | Email: ts@btc.edu
What is offered in the Department of Transitional Studies?
Instructional methods include individual, group, and computer-aided instruction.
• Classes include: basic reading, writing, and math, GED preparation, computer literacy,
and English Language Acquisition classes at all levels.
• I-BEST programs allow students to start preparing for their career while still working
on college readiness, ELA, or GED classes.
Transitional Studies
Who can enroll?
Anyone who is 16 years of age or older and not enrolled in high school who needs
instruction in reading, writing, math, or ELA below the level of high school completion
is eligible to enroll.
How do I enroll?
Sign up for Orientation: www.btc.edu/TransitionalStudies
1 Orientation: Learn program expectations, goal setting, and college awareness.
Allow 3 hours for each orientation session.
2 CASAS Assessment: This test provides information about your reading and math or
listening skills that helps the instructor meet your needs.
3 Class Attendance: Regular attendance and progress toward your goals are expected.
Tuition of $25.00 per quarter is required for all ABE, ELA, and GED classes.
Assessment Center
Location: H Building | Phone message: 360.752.8345 | Email: assessment@btc.edu
Essential Math
Item#:2550
Location:A 7
Item#:2551
Location:A 7
Essential Writing
Item#:2552
Location:A 7
Essential Reading
Item#:2554
Location:A 7
Butterworth
5
Butterworth
5
MWF 9/21-12/9
10:10a-11:30a
Butterworth
5
MWF 9/21-12/9
8:30a-9:50a
Butterworth
5
English Language Acquisition: Beginning
Item#:2430
Location: A 9
Item#:2431
Location: A 9
DAILY 9/20-12/9
1:00p-3:00p
MTW 9/20-12/7
6:00p-9:00p
English Language Acquisition: Intermediate
GED Testing
English Language Acquisition: Advanced
Have work, school & life experience but no diploma?
Let BTC evaluate your high school transcripts, any college courses
you’ve taken and your work experience to see if you’re eligible for a
diploma awarded by BTC!
Learn about our adult high school completion info sessions
beginning in Sept. on Mondays at 2:30 at BTC in Building A.
ABE 052
ABE 054
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACQUISITION (ELA)
ELA classes are for students who need to improve their English skills to enroll in college or
succeed in the workplace or American culture. Placement testing is required.
A new version of the GED is in place in WA state and is offered exclusively on computers.
Past test scores do not transfer to the new test. New GED examinees and examinees
that did not successfully complete all GED tests before 2014 may register for exams
by going online at www.ged.com. The new version of the GED contains four subject
areas: Reasoning through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Science, & Social
Studies. Each exam is $30, payable via credit or debit card at time of registration. Contact
Transitional Studies if you need assistance with test registration or payment.
GED exams are generally offered each weekday. Schedules are available online at time
of registration. GED candidates must be at least 16 years of age. Those 19 years of age
or younger must bring a completed Request for Approval to Test form (available at high
school main offices). Candidates must present government-issued photo ID at time of
testing. Further information regarding test site location, transcripts, accommodations,
and restrictions are presented at the time of registration. Visit www.ged.com
ABE 050
TTh 9/20-12/8
10:30a-12:40p
MWF 9/21-12/9
12:30p-1:50p
Item#:2440
Location: A 9
Item#:2441
Location: A 9
ELA: English Language Acquisition
DAILY 9/20-12/9
11:00a-1:00p
MTW 9/20-12/7
6:00p-9:00p
Item#:2450
Location: A 9
Item#:2451
Location: A 9
DAILY 9/20-12/9
9:00a-11:00a MTW 9/20-12/7
6:00p-9:00p
ELA 030
Callaghan
10
Staff
9
ELA 040
Daugherty
10
Staff
9
ELA 050
Daugherty
10
Staff
9
GED
GED Preparation
Item#:2501
Location: A 8
MTWTh 9/20-12/8
5:00p-8:45p
ELA
GED 056
Leister
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ENG L IS H
L ANG UAGE
ACQU ISITION
Learn English! Prepare for a new career.
¡Aprenda Inglés! Prepárese para una nueva carrera.
Need a 2nd chance at
high school?
Изучение Английского!
IMPACT!
To schedule an appointment for evaluation, call 360.752.8462.
Start creating your brighter future!
More details: www.btc.edu/IMPACT
Questions? 360.752.8490 | impact@btc.edu
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COLLEGE READINESS
Подготовка к новой профессии.
Better English
Лучший Английский
Mejor Inglés
Better Skills
Лучшая Квалификация
Mejores Habilidades
Better Jobs
Лучшая Работа
Mejores Trabajos
Fall 2016
Continuing & Community Education Payment: Due at the time of registration
8 Web
If you know your Student ID number and PIN number, you may register online.
To request your SID, go to www.btc.edu/SID
Online Hours: Weekdays
Mon – Fri 7 am – 9 pm
Weekends
Sat 7 am – Mon 7 am
To register for classes, go to www.btc.edu/register
Pay same day with Visa or MasterCard at www.btc.edu/pay
or call the Cashier at 360.752.8311
Phone or Fax
Email or Mail
Email:
Scan and email completed
Registration form to
registration@btc.edu
Complete VISA or MasterCard
information is required
In Person
Download Registration form at www.btc.edu/RegForm
Submit completed form to Registration, located in College Services.
Registration Hours: Mon – Thurs: 8 am – 5 pm
Fri: 8 am – 4 pm (July/Aug. closes at noon)
Cashier Hours: Mon – Thurs: 8 am – 4:30pm
Fri: 8 am – 4 pm (July/Aug. closes at noon)
Mail:
Send completed registration form to:
Business Office, BTC
3028 Lindbergh Ave.
Bellingham, WA 98225–1599
Include complete VISA or
MasterCard info, check, or money
order made payable to BTC.
Tuition & WA State Residency
Phone:
Call 360.752.8350
Hours: Mon – Thurs: 8 am – 5 pm
Fri: 8 am – 4 pm
(July/Aug. closes at noon)
Fax:
Fax completed registration form
to 360.676.2798
Include complete VISA or
MasterCard information.
You may add Continuing & Community Education classes by phone.
Have VISA or MasterCard ready when you call. You must drop
classes online or in writing. Refund policy: www.btc.edu/refund
Questions? See www.btc.edu/residency
• If you are not a U.S. citizen, contact Admissions at admissions@btc.edu or 360.752.8324
• U.S. citizens contact Registration at registration@btc.edu or 360.752.8579
ANIMALS & PET CARE
It’s All About Truffles
CHILD, FAMILY & PARENTING
PET 103
No, we are not talking about the chocolate kind, but the highly prized and desirable
underground tubers, truffles, that are considered the most expensive food in the world,
and they grow right here in the Northwest. Covered will be an overview of the science of
truffles, where they grow, and how to begin the process of learning the truffle hunt. $89.00
S Item#:4590
Location:DMC 118J
Sa 11/5
9:00a-12:00p
Introduction to Truffle Dog Training
Truffle Dog Company
PET 104
Dogs have a very sophisticated sense of smell, and training a dog to do scent detection
for truffle hunting is a natural and fun way to enjoy working and playing with your canine family member (truffles are an edible fungi that grow underground). There will be
a live demonstration (up to 8 course students may participate in this) plus access to resources to get you started. Students’ dogs must be well-behaved around other dogs and
fully vaccinated. This course includes PET 103 It’s all About Truffles. $249.00 or $169.00
S Item#:4591
Location:DMC 118J
S Item#:4592
Location:DMC 118J
Sa 11/5
9:00a-4:00p
Sa 11/5
9:00a-4:00p
Truffle Dog Company
PET 105
This class introduces dogs and their owners to the fun of scent work. It builds the dog’s
drive and desire for the game. Dog teams will be introduced to the four K9 Nose Work®
elements of containers, interiors, plus exterior and vehicle searches using primary food
reward. We will also develop leash work, reading your dog, and hide reward skills. $150.00
S Item#:7038
Location:DMC 143 T 9/13-11/1
6:30p-8:00p
Childbirth preparation courses are co-sponsored by PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical
Center and Bellingham Technical College. Please note location listed below Item # of
each course. For childbirth classes, bring several pillows and a blanket or soft mat to class.
VBAC: Exploring Options
CHFM 101
This one-session class will review current research comparing the benefits and risks of
Vaginal Birth After Cesarean vs. a repeat Cesarean Section. Participants will examine options, learn about local labor practices for VBAC, and gain confidence to determine and
meet personal childbirth goals. This course does not cover preparation for childbirth and
participants should plan to register for a childbirth series in addition to this class. Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) waivers do not cover this self-support course. $35.00
S Item#:8120
Th 9/22
Location:HEC6:30p-9:00p
Wilbur
Truffle Dog Company
Note: Course participants who want to bring their dog, register for item #4591 ($249.00).
Course participants who don’t want to bring their dog, register for item #4592 ($169.00).
Introduction to Nosework — Foundations 101
CHILDBIRTH
Continuing Education
Classes in Transitional Studies (Basic Academic Skills), Child & Family Studies, First Aid, or Self-support classes are not subject to residency requirements.
Self-support classes are identified with a colored S in front of the class item #. Classes that are state-funded academic and/or vocational classes charge
tuition based on residency. See the table on page 5 or online at www.btc.edu/tuition. Apply to BTC at www.btc.edu/apply to have your residency
status reviewed. State “Continuing Education” as your intended program of study if you do not intend to complete a degree or certificate.
Jaeger Scent Training
Date: Saturday, October 15th
Time: 10:30am, doors open at 10am
Where: BTC Campus, Settlemyer Hall
Price: $7/family for BTC students
$12/family general admission
Ticket sales: Online only this year
Questions? Contact Jen Knudsen:
360.752.8353 | Jknudsen@btc.edu
hHybrid Course
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Preparation for Childbirth & Parenting
CHFM 105
This traditional course covers late pregnancy, the process of labor and birth, labor coping
skills (with many in-class practice sessions), newborn care and breastfeeding, postpartum, and early parenting. Weekly classes help connect families with peers and build
support networks. Bring several pillows and a blanket or soft mat to class. Plan to start
during the sixth month of pregnancy. Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) waivers do
not cover this course fee. $153.09
Item#:8001
W 9/7-10/26
Item#:8002
T 10/11-11/29
Pregnancy & Childbirth
Wilbur
Wilbur
CHFM 106
This condensed series provides information on pregnancy, labor, and birth, including
comfort measures and labor support and is a great refresher option. Postpartum topics
covered include newborn care and breastfeeding, parenting adjustments, and resources.
Plan to start in your sixth month of pregnancy. Bring several pillows and a blanket or
soft mat to class. Course fees are waived for those covered by Washington Apple Health
(Medicaid) waivers. $99.95
Item#:8010
W 9/7-10/5
Item#:8011
Th 10/6-11/3
Item#:8012
W 11/2-12/7
Slocum
Diaz
Slocum
CHFM 107
This condensed format will provide an overview of late pregnancy, the birth process,
labor coping skills, newborns and breastfeeding. Plan to take by the 8th month of pregnancy. Bring several pillows and a blanket or soft mat to class. Course fees are waived for
those covered by Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) waivers. $113.80
Item#:8021
Location:HEC
Item#:8022
Location:JOS 5,6
Item#:8023
Location:JOS 5,6
Item#:8024
Location:JOS 5,6
SaSu 9/10-9/11
Sa 8:30a-5:30p & Su 12:30p-5:30p
SaSu 10/8-10/9
Sa 8:30a-5:30p & Su 12:30p-5:30p
SaSu 11/5-11/6
Sa 8:30a-5:30p & Su 12:30p-5:30p
SaSu 12/10-12/11
Sa 8:30a-5:30p & Su 12:30p-5:30p
Wilbur
Item#:8110
Location:FCC 33
W 9/28-11/16
1:00p-3:00p
Baby ‘n’ Me (8–12 Months)
Read
CHFM 122
As your children transition from infancy, the parenting issues you face change. This
course provides a safe, inviting, relaxed atmosphere where you can meet other parents,
build relationships and find answers to your parenting questions. Adults choose discussion topics such as emerging language, safety, nutrition, and beginning discipline.
Babies explore in the same room and make new friends while you gain valuable support
and current information on raising an older infant. $91.83
Item#:8115
Location:FCC 33
M 9/26-11/14
1:00p-3:00p
Read
CHFM 123
Starting a new family is joyful and often stressful. Here is a chance for moms and dads to
share with other parents/caregivers in a safe and stimulating environment while playing
with their babies. Topics include but are not limited to: sleep patterns, infant development, adjusting to parenting, games and songs, and starting solids. $44.48
Item#:8131
Location:FCC 33
M 9/19-10/10
6:00p-8:00p
Read
FAMILY CONNECTIONS: ADULT/CHILD
Wilbur
Exploring with Toddlers
•Pregnancy & Childbirth (CHFM 106)
•Prep for Childbirth: Weekend Condensed (CHFM 107)
Online waiver form: www.btc.edu/ChildbirthWaiver
CHFM 119
This course is designed to provide the expectant woman and her support person(s)
basic information necessary to initiate and sustain breastfeeding. Topics covered include
preparation, getting started, solving challenges, resources, support, and mother-baby
separation. The recommended handbook, “The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding,” is available in the BTC Campus Store. Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) waivers do not cover
this self-support course fee. $25.00
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CHFM 121
The early months of parenting are filled with extremes — from sheer joy to incredible
sleep deprivation. This class offers a safe, inviting, relaxed atmosphere where you can
meet other parents/caregivers, build relationships and find answers to your parenting
questions. Adults choose discussion topics such as sleep patterns, infant development,
adjusting to parenting, games and songs, and starting solids. Babies play in the same room
while you gain valuable support and current information on raising a young infant. $91.83
Slocum
Full waivers are available to women on Washington
Apple Health (Medicaid) for the following classes:
M 11/7
S Item#:8101
Baby ‘n’ Me (1–7 Months)
Exploring with Toddlers classes are for one child with one adult, though young
siblings are also welcome. More than One classes are appropriate for multiple children
or preschoolers with their parent/caregiver. All Adult/Child classes can be repeated for
multiple quarters. Sign up now! Space is limited and classes fill quickly.
Wilbur
Need Assistance Paying for your
Childbirth Classes?
Breastfeeding Basics & Beyond
Note: The following Baby Connections and Family Connections: Adult/Child and
Adult Discussion courses can be taken as part of BTC’s Early Learning certificate.
Get details about the certificate at www.btc.edu/EarlyLearning
Moms, Dads, & Babies
Prep. for Childbirth: Weekend Condensed
BABY CONNECTIONS
Staff
CHFM 131
Form lasting relationships with other families while your child learns through play in a
fun, safe, preschool-like environment. Share questions, concerns, and other ideas with
the parenting educator and one another. Toddlers love to cook in our home center, build
with blocks, dress up in costumes, and explore activities designed to promote their
development and social skills. Circle time activities include songs, stories, movement,
and musical instruments. Parents/caregivers choose new discussion topics each quarter
such as toddler development, positive behavior guidance, toilet training, and temper
tantrums. Younger siblings are welcome to attend with you and your toddler. Parents
attend separate discussion sections while children are cared for. Children can join their
parents if desired. $161.70
Item#:8147
Location:Y 2
Item#:8148
Location:Y 2
M 9/19-11/21
9:00a-11:30a
T 9/20-11/22
9:15a-11:45a
Read
Item#:8146
Location:FCC 24
W 9/21-11/23
9:15a-11:45a
Olza-Kelsh
Item#:8145
Location:FCC 24
Th 9/22-12/1
9:00a-11:30a
Malone
Olza-Kelsh
Note: These sections are for 2-year-olds.
Note: This section is for 1-year-olds.
Note: This section is for 18 to 36-month-olds. No class on 11/24.
Parenting Scholarships Available Now!
The BTC Foundation, Kiwanis Club of Bellingham, & WECU
donated funds to cover up to half scholarships for people
needing assistance. Maximum of $85 per year per student.
Online Applications: www.btc.edu/ParentingScholarship
hHybrid Course
Fall 2016
More Than One: 0–5 Years
CHFM 135
Form lasting connections with other families while your children’s imagination, curiosity and creativity soar. Kids can explore the dress-up area, the sensory table, the home
center, and a variety of multi-age art, math, science and group activities, as well as explore outdoors. Parents/caregivers choose their discussion topics such as sibling rivalry,
balancing family needs, and positive discipline. This class is for families with multiple
children (birth to 5 years) or those with a preschool-aged child without siblings. $161.70
Item#:8166
Location:Y 2
Item#:8167
Location:Y 2
W 9/21-11/23
9:00a-11:30a
Th 9/22-12/1
9:00a-11:30a
Read
Item#:8168
Location:Y 2
F 9/23-12/9
9:00a-11:30a
Read
Read
FAMILY CONNECTIONS: ADULT DISCUSSION
CHFM 140
During the first five years of life, children change rapidly and dramatically. Parents/caregivers are adjusting too! As your child’s first and most influential teacher, you will develop skills to guide and encourage your child as he/she grows. Join this course for gaining
information on understanding young children and their behavior, building self-esteem,
effective communication, cooperation, discipline techniques, and emotional and social
development. The recommended handbook is available in the BTC Campus Store. $61.22
Item#:8185
Location:Y 2
M 10/17-11/21
7:00p-9:00p
Raising School-Age Children
Read
CHFM 141
Location:Silver Beach Elementary
W 10/19-12/7
7:00p-9:00p
Read
Note: Class meets in person on 10/19 and 12/7. The rest of the class is online.
Positive Discipline: Creating a Cooperative Family
CHFM 148
This is an interactive class for parents and caregivers who want more cooperative, respectful, and joyful relationships with their children. In class you will explore ways to:
discipline (teach) with kindness and firmness at the same time, help children achieve
self-discipline and problem-solving skills, create an atmosphere of cooperation and
mutual respect in your home, and reduce power struggles. This class is appropriate for
parents with children of all ages. $91.83
Item#:8216
Location:Y 2
Th 10/6-11/17
7:00p-9:00p
Parenting the Love & Logic Way
Read
Sa 11/5
9:00a-4:30p
Item#:4586
Location:HC 108J
Such a Voice
Sa 11/19
1:00p-3:00p
Introduction to Excel
CAP 920
What if I can pay an extra $100 per month on my mortgage? How much will I pay for that
car at 5% interest for three years? Excel can tell you! Learn how to enter data, get Excel
to do the math for you, and create easy-to-read charts. This course provides an overview
of spreadsheets, data entry, writing formulas (add, subtract, multiply, divide), use functions (payment), and creating charts. $109.00
S Item#:4821
TTh 10/25-10/27
6:00p-9:00p
Location:CC 200
Introduction to Outlook
CHFM 160
Rose-Duckworth
Pedersen
CAP 920
Managing email is essential in today’s world. Participants will use Microsoft Outlook
2013 to properly format and organize email including how to attach a file, blind copy,
request delivery receipts, block senders, create folders, create an out-of-office reply, and
recall a sent email. Participants will also use the calendar to schedule appointments, create contacts, and create tasks. Proper email etiquette is also a component of the course.
$59.00
S Item#:4830
Location:CC 200
MW 10/24-10/26
6:00p-8:00p
Getting the Most From Your Android
Pedersen
IT 095
Do you have an Android smartphone or tablet and wish there was more you could do
with it? This class covers how to get the most out of your Android device using important apps that are available and how to use them properly, and how to use the various
hardware capabilities of modern smartphones. This 2-hour session will also cover ways
to have access to all of your important information, documents and music while on-thego. Topics include: Android Apps, Google Now, Google Drive, NFC, Bluetooth and WI-FI.
$39.00
S Item#:4823
Location:CC 236
T 10/11
6:00p-8:00p
Home Networking
Schwitter
IT 095
Learn how to properly and easily set up your home wireless network while keeping it
safe and secure. This class will go over the ins and outs of setting up a Wi-Fi router and
how to select the best one for your home. It will also speak to security and how to keep
hackers out of your network. In addition, it will cover range extenders and other peripherals such as streaming devices and other smart house devices. $39.00
S Item#:4824
Based on the highly acclaimed Love and Logic philosophy developed by Jim Fay and Foster Cline, this class unlocks the secrets of successful parenting. Participants in this class
will learn the specific “how-tos” of successful parenting, not just theoretical concepts.
The class will provide parents with specific, tangible skills to use and a mindset that
allows them to develop a loving relationship while setting limits and boundaries. It’s
proven that people learn best when they’re having fun so come prepared to laugh, learn
and leave with practical skills you can use right away. $61.22
Item#:8404
Location:HC 115
SPCH 154
This class will explore the business and practice of performing voice overs. Students will
be introduced to the skills required for voice over artists to get regular work in the voice
over industry. Students will learn how to begin using their speaking voice for commercials, films, videos and more. $49.00
Location:CC 236
W 10/19
6:00p-8:00p
Introduction to Using the Cloud
This hybrid class for parents/caregivers of children ages 6-11 years offers you the best of
both worlds: the flexibility of an online curriculum as well as two classroom sessions for
you to practice parenting skills. This course will provide a practical approach to improving adult/child relations. Topics cover normal child development including dealing with
“tweens;” encouraging cooperation and responsibility; avoiding power struggles; and
communicating with your child about drugs, alcohol, sexuality and media. The recommended handbook is available in the BTC Campus Store. $96.53
h Item#:8186
Voice Overs — Now is Your Time
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Note: No class on 11/11 and 11/25.
Raising Toddlers & Preschoolers
Schwitter
IT 095
This class is an introduction to using Cloud storage applications including Google Drive,
Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox, personal Cloud services and more. There will be an overview of the popular Cloud storage options and how to properly utilize them. We’ll also
discuss how to access important files on-the-go from any device while keeping them
safe and secure. $39.00
S Item#:4825
Location:CC 236
Th 11/3
6:00p-8:00p
Schwitter
Learn about BTC’s Early Learning certificate!
Do you love working with children? Start training today for rewarding childcare jobs with our 12-credit certificate.
This certificate is created by classes from Baby Connections, Family Connections: Adult/Child & Adult Discussion.
Questions? Contact Jennifer Knudsen: 360.752.8353 | Jknudsen@btc.edu. Visit www.btc.edu/EarlyLearning
hHybrid Course
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Healthcare Provider First Aid & CPR
HLTH 154
HEALTH
HIV/AIDS Education for Healthcare Professionals: 7 Hrs. HLTH 133
This workshop is designed for the professional needing seven hours of HIV/AIDS education for licensure or professional update. The program utilizes a multimedia approach
and meets Washington State certification requirements. $79.00
S Item#:4270
F 10/14
8:30a-4:30p
Location:HC 108J
The following online sections cost $88.39
Wester
1
:S Item#:4271 ARRANGED 9/20-10/14
Location:Online
:S Item#:4272 ARRANGED 10/17-12/5
Location:Online
Wester
1
Wester
1
CPR & FIRST AID
Use of American Heart Association materials in an educational course does not represent course
sponsorship by the American Heart Association (AHA). Any fees charged for such a course, except
for a portion of fees needed for AHA course materials, do not represent income to the association.
CPR: Adult Heartsaver
HLTH 103
This AHA three-hour course includes adult one-person CPR, obstructed airway techniques, and discussion on barrier devices. Skills completion and written exam are required for card. Pocket mask required. Card is valid for two years. $45.00
S Item#:4201
Location:HC 204
S Item#:4203
Location:HC 204
S Item#:4204
Location:HC 204
W 9/28
6:00p-9:00p
Sa 10/15
9:00a-12:00p
Th 11/3
5:00p-8:00p
Staff
Staff
Staff
Note: The section below is hybrid. After registering for a hybrid section, students must email
cpr@btc.edu to request online key (allow one business day to receive). After completing the
online portion, students must present the completion certificate and demonstrate hands-on
skills at the assigned time and location. There are no refunds for this hybrid section. $59.00
h S Item#:4202
M 10/10
6:00p-9:00p
Staff
Pediatric: CPR for Family & Friends
HLTH 114
Location:HC 204
This course is designed to assist anyone desiring to learn CPR for personal reasons, but
not needing a completion card for employment. This pediatric course covers CPR for infants and children and relief of foreign body airway obstruction. A participation card is
issued for this course, and does not meet requirements of CPR training for employment
purposes. $42.00
S Item#:4225
W 11/30
6:00p-8:30p
Location:HC 204
Pediatric First Aid & CPR
HLTH 141
MW 10/24-10/26
5:00p-9:00p
Staff
Note: The section below is a hybrid. After registering for a hybrid section, students must
email cpr@btc.edu to request online key (allow one business day to receive). After
completing the online portion, students must present the completion certificate and
demonstrate hands-on skills at the assigned time and location. There is no refund for
this hybrid section. $95.00
h Item#:4246
Location:HC 204
18
Th 12/1
4:00p-7:00p
Item#:4251
Location:HC 204
Sa 10/8-10/15
9:00a-2:00p
First Aid Fundamentals
Staff
HLTH 155
This eight-hour first aid course is in compliance with WAC 296-24 of the State of Washington and meets OSHA/WISHA requirements for first aid training. This course teaches
the fundamentals of first aid in order to gain access to the EMS system, render emergency care in a low-risk occupational environment, and teaches adult CPR and obstructed
airway techniques. CPR and First Aid cards are good for two years. Attendance at all sessions and demonstration of competency is required for card. Pocket mask required. $95.00
S Item#:4302
Location:HC 104
S Item#:4304
Location:HC 204
TTh 10/4-10/6
5:00p-9:00p
Sa 11/12
8:00a-5:00p
Staff
Staff
Note: The section below is hybrid. After registering for a hybrid section, students must email
cpr@btc.edu to request online key (allow one business day to receive). After completing the
online portion, students must present the completion certificate and demonstrate hands-on
skills at the assigned time and location. There are no refunds for this hybrid section. $95.00
h S Item#:4303
Location:HC 111
M 11/7
6:00p-9:00p
Healthcare Provider CPR
Staff
HO 127
This basic life support for healthcare providers class includes adult one- and two-rescuer CPR,
pediatric one-rescuer CPR, and barrier devices. Successful written and mannequin skill evaluation and attendance at all sessions are required to receive a card. Course now includes an
introduction to Automatic External Defibrillation. Text and pocket mask required. Note: This
course is a prerequisite for the Emergency Medical Technician and First Responder courses. $72.00
Item#:4331
Location:HC 104
Item#:4333
Location:HC 204
Sa 10/8
9:00a-2:00p
F 11/18
1:00p-6:00p
Staff
Staff
Note: The sections below are hybrid. After registering for a hybrid section, students must email
cpr@btc.edu to request online key (allow one business day to receive). After completing the online portion, students must present the completion certificate and demonstrate hands-on skills
at the assigned time and location. There are no refunds for these hybrid sections. $72.00
h S Item#:4330
Location:HC 204
h S Item#:4332
Location:HC 204
W 9/28
6:00p-9:00p
M 11/7
5:30p-8:30p
Staff
Staff
FOOD & WINE
Staff
New from the American Heart Association, this course, specifically for those who work in
a childcare setting, covers materials not traditionally taught in standard first aid classes
(splinting, eye infections, immunizations, emergency plans). Those who are recommended to attend are: school teachers, coaches, camp and troop leaders, counselors,
foster parents, babysitters, etc. A combined First Aid and CPR (infant and child) card will
be issued and is good for two years. $95.00
Item#:4245
Location:HC 204
This course will teach professional-level CPR and first aid. CPR covers adult, child and
infant skills, barrier devices and use of the AED (automated external defibrillator). The
first aid covers all requirements per OSHA and WISHA and some advanced first aid skills.
The CPR portion requires a written exam score of 84% as well as skills evaluation prior to
card issuance. CPR text and pocket mask required; First aid text included with the course.
This course is recommended for students applying to the EMT program. $95.00
Serving Wine With & In Your Food
WINE 150
Take the guesswork out of pairing a wine with your meal! By focusing on the basic elements of taste, for both food and wine, this class will make the process surprisingly
simple. We’ll sample a number of wines, discuss what foods work well with them, what
foods don’t, and why. Also included will be the preparation of a creamy risotto, cooked
and served with Pinot Grigio, and a beef bourguignon, prepared and served with Cabernet Sauvignon. $45.00
S Item#:7083
Location:G 105
Sa 10/8
3:30p-6:00p
Radil
Get your morning pick-up at
Common Grounds!
Staff
Located on the 1st floor of
Campus Center
hHybrid Course
Fall 2016
MANUFACTURING
PHOTOGRAPHY
Important: Upon successful completion of all four Certified Production Technician courses (CPT 101, CPT 102, CPT 103, CPT 104), students can earn the National
Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC)–Certified Production Technician certificate.
Safety in Manufacturing Production
CPT 101
It is important to be safe while you work. This course provides you with an overview
of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration General Industry training topics.
The course is intended to provide entry-level industrial workers a broad awareness on
recognizing and preventing hazards in a general industrial setting. The training covers
a variety of safety and health hazards that workers may encounter at a general industry
site. $565.00
h S Item#:4860
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Location:Online
Quality Practices & Measurements
McCoy
3
CPT 102
In order to meet a customer’s needs, quality, consistent products must be produced. This
is accomplished through the knowledge of the equipment operator. Each machine operator determines both the quality and quantity of production from his/her equipment.
In this course you will learn basic quality practices and measurements that will enable
you to produce high quality products. Prerequisite: CPT 101. $505.00
h S Item#:4861
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Location:Online
Manufacturing Processes & Production
McCoy
3
CPT 103
At the conclusion of this course, the student should be able to identify the job skills necessary to have a successful career. Topics include listening skills, oral communication, human relations, decision-making/problem-solving, how to work as a team, and resource
management. Prerequisite: CPT 101. $505.00
h S Item#:4862
ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Location:Online
CPT 104
Preventative maintenance and production housekeeping are very important aspects of
equipment operations. In this course the student will learn how to monitor production
equipment for both routine and preventative maintenance. Prerequisite: CPT 101. $505.00
h S Item#:4863 ARRANGED 9/20-12/9
Location:Online
McCoy
3
Fundamentals of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) PLC 101
Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) have been an integral part of factory automation
and industrial process control for decades. This course offers an in-depth introduction
into PLCs. The basic principles of PLC operation are discussed. $249.00
S Item#:4841
Location:B 14
TWTh 10/25-10/27
6:00p-9:00p
Kefover
1
MARINE
Introduction to Boating Skills & Safety
MARIN 110
This course is provided in partnership with the Bellingham Power Squadron chapter of
the United States Power Squadrons to provide boaters with knowledge and skills for safe
sail and power boating. Instruction emphasizes safe navigation and charting of local
coastal waters utilizing the mariners’ compass, nautical chart, and plotting tools. This
course is recognized by several insurance companies and is a prerequisite for membership in the Bellingham Power Squadron and its advanced maritime courses. $110.00
S Item#:4560
Location:HC 204
T 9/20-11/15
6:30p-8:30p
Marine Piloting
Bellingham Sail & Power Squadron
S Item#:4565
Location:HC 104
S Item#:4566
Location:HC 104
S Item#:6458
Location:B 9
W 9/21-11/16
6:30p-8:30p
W 9/21-11/16
6:30p-8:30p
Note: Bellingham Sail and Power Squadron members register for item #4565 ($105.00).
Non-members register for item #4566 ($140.00)
T 10/4-11/1
6:30p-8:30p
Byal
Note: Students must have a camera with manual capability. No point-and-shoot-type
cameras.
SAFETY
Contractor Safety Training Orientation Program (C-STOP) ENVS 151
Developed by Construction Safety Professionals to provide superior safety training,
C-STOP is an industrial and heavy construction safety training and orientation program
designed to provide contractor employees with a better than basic understanding of
hazards and safety procedures associated with work in highly hazardous work areas. $99.00
S Item#:4171
Location:DMC 130
S Item#:4172
Location:DMC 130
Sa 10/8
8:00a-3:00p
Sa 11/19
8:00a-3:00p
Flagging & Traffic Control
Miller
Miller
TRAFC 103
This is an approved State of Washington course that leads to certification as a flagger.
Coursework includes traffic control, signs, channelization, devices used, and practical application. Students must be 18 years old and have the ability to speak and read English.
The Dept. of Transportation requires flaggers to renew their cards every 3 years. $99.00
S Item#:4611
Location:DMC 130
S Item#:4615
Location:DMC 118
Sa 9/24
8:30a-5:00p
Sa 11/19
8:30a-5:00p
Forklift Driver Certification
Farrington
Farrington
CODR 125
This course provides the student with forklift driving safety knowledge and skills to
comply with OSHA/WISHA, and meets WAC 296.863.60005 requirements. Instruction
emphasizes prevention of workplace hazards, accidents, and injuries. Students will be
awarded the Ives Mobile Equipment Operator’s Certification. Employers must also test
an employee’s ability and provide additional training on any different conditions specific
to the job site. Prerequisite: Students must be at least 18 years of age and have 2-3 hours
of previous forklift driving experience. $169.00
S Item#:4041
Location:T 9
S Item#:4042
Location:T 9
S Item#:4043
Location:T 9
Sa 9/24
8:00a-5:00p
Sa 10/15
8:00a-5:00p
Sa 11/19
8:00a-5:00p
Pilot Escort Vehicle Operator (P/EVO)
Morris
Morris
Morris
CODR 130
This course includes the P/EVO handbook, bridge list, maps, and carrying kit. Instruction covers pilot escort vehicle operator safety and procedures to meet the requirements
of the Washington State Department of Transportation for escorting oversize loads on
Washington state roads. Upon successful completion, students will receive a 3-year state
certification card. $165.00
S Item#:4051
Location:DMC 118
Sa 10/8
8:00a-5:00p
Farrington
SEWING
MARIN 115
This United States Power Squadrons course teaches the basics of coastal navigation.
Learn to interpret marine charts, then plan, plot and navigate safe courses. Use the mariner’s compass to convert between true and magnetic and use GPS to set up waypoints
and routes. Determine your position with GPS and traditional techniques. Learn about
the “Seaman’s Eye.” $105.00 or $140.00
PHOTO 126
This five-week class will teach you how to get the best pictures from your digital camera.
The class covers technical aspects of making pictures, as well as how to compose and
capture great images. $99.00
Maintenance Awareness
McCoy
3
Digital Photography Fundamentals & Beyond
Sewing: Beginner & Refresher
SEW 101
Sewing is both rewarding and enjoyable. This course provides individualized instruction
for you to accomplish the projects of your choice. Basic sewing skills are taught for the
novice sewer as well as professional and time-saving tips for all sewers. Projects can
include clothing construction, home decorating, crafts and gift ideas. Students need to
bring their own sewing machine and materials/supplies for projects. A serger, iron, and
ironing board will be provided at class. $139.00
S Item#:6459
Location:MC 210
T 9/27-11/15
6:30p-9:00p
Hodgin
19
Welding 70-Hour Industry Upgrade
WELD 916
WELDING
Introduction to MIG Welding
WELD 101
This is a great introductory class for anyone who would like to try welding for the first
time. The instructor will lead you through the steps to begin welding safely and successfully. Students should wear appropriate work clothes and leather shoes or boots. No
synthetic fabrics allowed. Bring safety glasses, leather gloves and hat. Equipment and
supplies will be provided, but students may bring their own welding helmet, if desired.
Please be prepared to begin welding. $102.05
S Item#:1000
Location:MC 102
Sa 9/24
9:00a-4:00p
Creative Welding
Erickson
1
WELD 102
This class is designed for beginners and returning students. It covers the fundamentals
of GMAW (wire feed welding), oxyfuel and plasma arc cutting, safety, fabricating, and
creative applications of metalwork. Students will complete two class projects. Materials
supplied by student. $284.83
S Item#:1002
Location:MC 102
T 9/27-12/6
6:00p-9:20p
Creative Welding & 3D Design
Cleveland
2
WELD 103
This class will cover beginning welding using MIG welding and plasma cutting techniques. There will be an emphasis on assembled welded structures, but we will cover
the basics for casting, carving, modeling, and fabrication. Topics will include safety,
aesthetics, connotations of materials, sculpture as metaphor, collage of materials, plus
fabrication and finishing techniques. Bring hat, gloves, and safety glasses to the first
class. No previous welding experience is necessary. Materials will be provided by the
student. $284.83
S Item#:1003
Location:MC 102
W 9/28-12/7
6:00p-9:20p
Intro to Aluminum Welding
Erickson
2
WELD 170
The beginning and intermediate welder will learn the basics of aluminum welding
(GMAW & GTAW), metallurgy, safety, and fabrication technologies required for marine
applications. Guided by an industry professional, students will learn the basics of wire
feed set-up, operation, technique, and TIG welding applications, including the most current technology in pulse and pulse-on-pulse equipment used in the aluminum fabricating industry. Students supply their own personal welding equipment (list will be handed out first day of class). Prerequisite: Welding experience in aluminum or steel. $284.83
S Item#:1020
Location:MC 102
Th 9/29-12/8
5:30p-8:50p
Basic Welding (Welding I & II)
Smock
2
WELD 173
This course covers basic industrial welding techniques and safety, from beginning competencies in SMAW and oxy/fuel cutting through GMAW and plasma cutting processes.
Basic fabricating principles will cover lap, fillet, and butt weld joint set-up. Students
provide their own supplies. $284.83
S Item#:1073
Location:MC 134
M 9/26-12/5
6:00p-9:20p
Philliber
2
WELD 914
Welders may upgrade or practice current skill levels at their own pace, and set their own
schedule during the available hours in this 20-hour self-guided practice. Course may
be repeated. Testing for WABO is available at an additional cost. Instructor approval is
required prior to registration. $182.78
S Item#:1060
Location:MC 102
S Item#:1061
Location:MC 102
TWThF 9/20-10/26
ARRANGED
TWThF 10/27-12/9
ARRANGED
Jones
1
Jones
1
WELD 915
S Item#:1062
Location:MC 102
20
TWThF 9/20-12/9
ARRANGED
Jones
2
S Item#:1064
Location:MC 102
TWThF 9/20-12/9
ARRANGED
Jones
3
Advanced Welding Practice III & IV
WELD 930
All levels of pipe welding and basic pipe fitting techniques will be offered for the advanced welder. Preparation for ASME/AWS, WABO Certification Testing, and API Pipe
Welding Certification Testing will be the prime focus of this class. WABO Certification
Testing will be available for an additional fee at the end of each quarter. $284.83
S Item#:1030
Location:MC 102
T 9/27-12/6
6:00p-9:20p
Eaton
2
Weld Testing—AWS Accredited Testing Facility (ATF)
BTC Welding is now an internationally accredited AWS (American Welding Society)
welding qualification testing facility. We currently have two AWS CWIs on staff who
are qualified to conduct AWS and WABO welder certification testing. Testing is by
appointment year-round. Call 360.752.8301 to schedule an appointment. Welding
brush-up practice prior to testing is also available. $500 (or $800 for Seismic & GGR)
Location: MC 102
Times by appointment
Anderson/Jones
NEW BACHELOR’S DEGREE AT BTC
Bachelor of Applied Science
in Operations Management
Get an
edge
in your
industry
starting this Fall!
What is Operations Management?
The leadership of people and the management of
systems and processes to create goods and provide
services in a wide range of industries.
Flexibility
Our unique hybrid program is designed specifically for
working adults and combines online learning with in-person
instruction at the times that are most convenient for you.
Networking
Gain valuable face-time and networking connections with
fellow students and faculty.
Advancement
Start training for higher paying, higher demand positions.
basops@btc.edu | 360.752.8433
www.btc.edu/basops
Fall 2016
Events at Settlemyer Hall
BTC Campus Store
Mon–Thurs: 8am – 4:30pm
Regular Hours: After 9/7
Mon–Thurs: 7:30am – 7pm | Fri: 7:30am – 3:30pm
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BTC Info
Located on the 1st floor of Campus Center.
Summer Hours: 7/5 – 8/18 (closed 8/19–9/6)
Buy your books and class materials
Get your Student ID card
Grab your morning coffee and a snack
Pick up some BTC swag and more!
Check out more online: www.btc-store.com
Lindbergh Ave. Deli & Grill
Opening for Fall Quarter on Sept. 20
Located on BTC’s campus in Building G.
Conferences, galas, celebrations and more!
Bring your events to life this Fall at BTC’s
spacious, modern Settlemyer Hall.
Availability, prices, specs: www.btc.edu/rentals
Questions? events@btc.edu | 360.752.8303
Clean Energy
Want to train for a
career in the growing
sustainable energy field?
Hours: Mon–Thurs: 11 am – 1:30 pm
Friday: 11 am – 1 pm
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Abundant salad bar
Made-from-scratch soups
Hot food from the grill
Chef’s Select rotating menu
Popular grab-n-go items
Get involved on BTC’s campus.
Join a club this Fall!
•Phi Theta Kappa (Honor Society)
•Student Veterans of America (Veterans Club)
Check out BTC’s newest Engineering
Technology degree in Clean Energy!
•Engineering Club
•Courses in Electronics to prepare for highdemand technician careers
•Transfer to WWU for your bachelor’s degree
•BTC Gaming Club
•BTC Queer/Straight Alliance
•Student chapters of professional
organizations, such as Welding and the
Student Nursing Organization
•Program clubs such as Automotive,
Dental Hygiene, Electrician, Fisheries,
Instrumentation, Machining, Rad Tech,
Vet Tech, and more!
Associated Students of Bellingham Technical College
Classes start this fall at BTC!
Questions? admissions@btc.edu | 360.752.8345
BTC Engineering Instructor: cleanenergy@btc.edu
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No.1400490
Visit the office located in the Campus Center, Rm 300.
Interested in getting involved? Contact ASBTC by
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ACCT& 201
ACCT& 202
ACCT& 203
BUS& 101 BUS& 201
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Principles of Accounting II
Principles of Accounting III
Intro to Business Business Law 5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
Communication Studies
ENGL& 101
ENGL& 102
ENGL& 235
Technical Writing
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
Computer Science
CS& 131
Computer Science I C++
5 credits
Engineering
ENGR 100
ENGR& 104
ENGR 115
ENGT 122
ENGR 170
ENGR 180
ENGR& 204
ENGR& 214
ENGR& 225
Engineering Orientation
Intro to Engineering & Design
Graphics
AutoCAD I: BASICS
Introduction to Materials Science
Parametric Modeling
Electrical Circuits
Engineering Statics
Mechanics of Materials
2 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
Humanities
CMST& 210
CMST& 220 HIST& 146
HIST& 147
HIST& 148
HUM& 101
SPAN& 121
SPAN& 122
Public Speaking
United States History I
United States History III
Intro to Humanities
Spanish I
Spanish II
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
Mathematics
MATH& 107
MATH& 141
MATH& 142
MATH& 146
MATH& 148
MATH& 151
MATH& 152
MATH& 163 MATH 238 Math in Society
Precalculus I
Precalculus II
Intro to Statistics
Business Calculus
Calculus I
Calculus II
Calculus 3
Intro to Differential Equations
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
Physical & Natural Sciences
BIOL& 160
General Biology w/ Lab
BIOL& 241
Human A & P I
BIOL& 242
Human A & P II
BIOL& 260
Microbiology
CHEM& 110
CHEM& 121
Intro to Chemistry
CHEM& 131
Intro to Organic/Bio-Chemistry
CHEM& 161
General Chemistry w/ Lab I
CHEM& 162
General Chemistry w/ Lab II
NUTR& 101
Nutrition
PHYS& 110
Physics for Non-Sci Majors w/ Lab
PHYS& 221
Engineering Physics I w/ Lab
PHYS& 222
Engineering Physics II w/ Lab
PHYS& 223
Engineering Physics III w/ Lab
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
Social Sciences
ECON& 201
ECON& 202
POLS& 202
PSYC& 100
PSYC& 200
SOC& 101
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
5 credits
Micro Economics
Macro Economics
American Government
General Psychology
Lifespan Psychology
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Students with mobility challenges who wish to take a class at a site which is not
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2901 Squalicum Pkwy., Bellingham
Perry Center for Fisheries & Aquaculture Sciences
1600 C St., Bellingham
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