spring 2016 - Solano Community College

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Accessibility
Education
Growth
Respect
SPRING 2016
Class Schedule
Solano.edu
707.864.7171
Welcome to Solano Community College!
Greetings from your Interim
Superintendent-President
W
elcome to Solano Community College! This guide
to SCC's schedule of classes is
designed to support you in making
the right choices for the upcoming
semester and to help you plan your
educational pursuits as a Solano
Community College student.
You have several options for your
studies and we urge you to choose
wisely. Meeting with one of the
College counselors will help you
to develop an educational plan
and a schedule that are right for
achieving your educational goals.
A variety of services to students are
provided to ensure your success.
By taking advantage of these services, you will avoid unnecessary
hindrances to your College planning and you will be connected
to resources to make your College
experience meaningful and less
arduous. The suite of services
we offer our students includes
financial aid, counseling, free
tutoring, career planning, student
activities, support for students with
disabilities, support for veterans,
support for minority students, and
more. Your counselor can introduce
you to the services appropriate
for you. The Academic Success
Center, located in the library,
has become a preferred place for
students seeking support outside of
the traditional resources available.
For those of you interested in going
on to a four-year college or university, we have many associate degree
and transfer programs to examine,
including the transfer programs
with California State institutions.
If you are seeking to upgrade your
skills to find new employment, we
have programs offering certificates
of achievement.
Our dedicated and enthusiastic faculty-many with regional, national,
and international reputations-have
extensive knowledge and expertise
to share with you in our many stateof-the-art, multi- media equipped
classrooms and labs.
Solano Community College has
a proud tradition of serving the
citizens of Solano County and
Winters and we hope that you will
join our educational community.
Welcome!
Stan Arterberry
Interim Superintendent/President
VISION
Solano Community College will be a
recognized leader in educational excellence
—transforming students’ lives.
MISSION STATEMENT
Solano Community College’s mission
is to educate a culturally and academically
diverse student population drawn from our
local communities and beyond. We are
committed to helping our students achieve
their educational, professional, and
personal goals centered in basic skills
education, workforce development and
training, and transfer-level education.
The College accomplishes this three-fold
mission through its dedicated teaching,
innovative programs, broad curricula, and
services that are responsive to the complex
needs of all students.
GOVERNING BOARD
A. Marie Young, President
Area 2, Vallejo
Pam Keith
Area 1, Vallejo
Rosemary Thurston
Area 3, Benicia/Vallejo/Suisun
Denis Honeychurch, J.D.
Area 4, Fairfield/Vacaville/Travis AFB
Monica Brown
Area 5, Fairfield, Green Valley, Cordelia
Sarah E. Chapman, Ph.D.
Area 6, Vacaville
Michael A. Martin
Area 7, Vacaville, Dixon, Winters
Naser J. Baig
Student Trustee
The College’s Governing Board meets the first and
third Wednesdays of each month at 6:30 p.m.
Denis Honeychurch Board Room, Administration
Building, 4000 Suisun Valley Road, Fairfield, CA
94534. All meetings, with the exception of closed
sessions, are open to public participation. Minutes
of previous meetings and current agendas are
available from the Superintendent/President’s office
and on the Solano Community College District Web
site (www.solano.edu).
Visit SCC’s online
communities
INCREASE Your Earning Power
– $13,000
– $12,000
– $1 1000
*Applies to California residents; excludes cost of textbooks,
materials fees, transportation/parking, and room & board.
Fees subject to change due to State budget.
– $40K
– $20K
– $0
Doctorate Degree • $87,015+
– $14,000
– $60K
Professional Degree • $85,650+
– $15,000
Master’s Degree • $69,235
– $16,000
– $80K
Bachelor’s Degree • $56,415
– $17,000
– $100K
Associate Degree • $43,455
– $18,000
SCC graduates earn as much as twice
the State’s average wage in some
cases.The average lifetime income
of an SCC graduate with an associate
degree is more than $1 million—
about $250,000 more than a person
with only a high school diploma.
Employers also recognize the value of
an SCC education. Many SCC students
receive job offers immediately upon
completion of our highly popular technology and healthcare career programs,
for example. Associate of Arts and
Science degree holders earn 22% more
than those with a high school diploma.
High School • $33,695
– $19,000
University of California
– $10,000
CA State University
– $12,000
Solano Community College
(see chart below)
As a full-time student at Solano
Community College (SCC), you can
expect to pay a little more than $1,080
in annual fees (30 units at $46/unit).
You’d pay more than $ 5,778 a year at
a California State University (CSU)
campus and $11,893 at a University
of California (UC) campus. SCC
offers many financial aid options and
scholarships to help you maximize your
financial resources.
ANNUAL INCOME
QUALITY EDUCATION
at an Affordable Price
SPRING 2016
Table of CoNTeNTS
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce,
Census Bureau, Current Population Reports.
TRANSFER to a 4-Year University
Solano Community College is the place to begin your B.A. degree! You are able
to complete lower division general education and major preparation courses prior
to transferring to any public, independent, or out-of-state college of your choosing.
Solano students may be guaranteed admission to many UC and CSU campuses
through Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) programs. It is important to work
closely with your Solano counselor to develop an appropriate educational plan.
Please visit the Transfer Center in Room 402 or ask your counselor for more
information.
Outstanding FACULTY
SCC faculty are recognized regionally, state-wide, and nationally for their excellence
in the classroom. They’ve joined the SCC faculty because they love working with
students.
Solano Community College is now a SMOKE FREE CAMPUS
Dates/Deadlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
You Have Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Orientation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Program Degrees & Certificates. . . . . 3
Steps to Registration-English . . . . . . . 4
Steps to Registration-Spanish . . . . . . . 4
Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Assessment Testing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Health Fee Exemption . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Buy Textbooks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Enrollment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Board Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
En Español . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Final Exam Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
How to Read this Schedule . . . . . . . . 19
Off Site Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
SPRING 2016 Class Listings
All Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Vacaville Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Vallejo Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Online . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Travis Air Force Base . . . . . . . . . 65
Off Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Evening . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Weekend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Late Start . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Sonoma State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
SCC Core Competencies. . . . . . . . . . 81
Academic Integrity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Programs & Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Telephone Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
Library. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
Parking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
VISTAS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Fairfield Campus Map . . . . . . . . . . IBC
Spring 2016 Class Schedule
October 2015 • Volume 70 Issue 1
The Solano Community College Class Schedule
is a regular publication of Solano Community
College, published two times a year.
This document can be made available in
alternative formats. For more information
please contact the Alternate Media office
at (707) 864-7000 ext. 4466 or
max.hartman@solano.edu
Updates are made regularly. Please check MySolano for up-to-date course listings, course information, and prerequisites; www.solano.edu
Classes and fees subject to change due to State budget.
Solano Community College | SPRING 2016 | www.solano.edu
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360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF • A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun.
GENERAL
INFORMATION
SCC is RIGHT for you!
Important Dates & Deadlines
Monday, November 30 –
Wednesday, December 16
Priority Registration (by appointment) for continuing students and
new students who have completed Orientation and Assessment
Thursday, December 17
Open registration begins – All students
Monday, January 11
Spring semester classes begin
Monday, January 18
Holiday – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. – Campus closed
Sunday, January 24
Last day to drop a full-term class with enrollment fee refund (only). For short
courses, eligibility for enrollment fee refund is within the first 10% of class
meetings. For exact deadline date, check section details in MySolano
(http://my.solano.edu).
Monday, January 25
Parking permit enforcement begins. Citations will be issued to students
parking without a valid permit.
Sunday, January 31
Last day to add a full-term class
Sunday, January 31
Last day to drop a full-term class without a “W.” Short courses must be
dropped within the first 20% of class meetings to avoid a “W.” For exact
deadline date, check section details in MySolano (http://my.solano.edu).
Monday, February 1
Census Day – Full-term classes
Friday, February 5
Last day to apply for Credit by Exam
Thursday, February 11
Last day to petition for Pass/No Pass option for full-term classes with that
option. For short courses, the deadline is within the first 30% of the class
meetings. Option cannot be reversed after this deadline.
Friday, February 12 –
Monday, February 15
Presidents’ Day Weekend – Campus closed
Tuesday, February 16
Staff Development Day – No classes
Wednesday, February 17
Last day to petition for Associate Degrees for Transfer (ADT)
Monday, March 21
Last day to petition for Associate Degrees and Certificates
Sunday, March 27 –
Saturday, April 2
Spring Break – Campus closed
Sunday, April 3
Last day to drop a full-term class with a “W.” Short courses cannot be
dropped after 62.5% of class meetings. For exact deadline date, check section
details in MySolano (http://my.solano.edu).
Wednesday, May 11
Dead Day – No classes
Thursday, May 12 –
Wednesday, May 18
Final Examinations – Day, Evening, and Weekend Classes
Wednesday, May 18
Spring semester ends
Thursday, May 19
Graduation Ceremony – Some offices closed
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Achieve Success at Solano Community College Through…
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS/
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE
DEGREES
Students may obtain a 60-unit Associate
of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science
(AS) degree.
UNIVERSITY TRANSFER
Students can complete the first two
years of their Bachelor’s Degree at
Solano Community College, then
transfer to most colleges and
universities offering four-year and
post-graduate degrees.
CERTIFICATE OF
ACHIEVEMENT/ JOB SKILLS
Students can develop solid job skills in
a variety of fields through our Certificate programs that enable them to enter
the job market in two years or less.
SELF-IMPROVEMENT/
LIFE-LONG LEARNING
Students may take a wide range of
classes to learn the skills and attitudes
needed to be a more successful family
member, skilled worker, and knowledgeable citizen.
ASSOCIATE DEGREES
The following are Associate Degree
programs for students preparing to
transfer to a four-year college or
university and for students seeking
employment in a specific career field.
Students wishing to transfer should
examine the Catalog of the institution
they expect to transfer to and consult
with a Solano Community College
counselor to ensure fulfillment of lower
division major and general education
requirements at the university of their
choice.
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Certificate Programs provide instruction
in the skills and knowledge needed to
enter and progress in a skilled and
semi-professional occupation. Students
satisfactorily completing an approved
program of classes as outlined below
are eligible for a Certificate of
Achievement. Not every class listed is
offered every semester; consequently,
students should review the schedule of
class offerings each semester and
consult with a counselor for assistance
in program planning as needed.
Mandatory oNlINe
VIP orientation
Orientation is mandatory for all
SCC non-exempt students before
registering for classes. Exempt
students are the following:
• Students who have completed an
Associate Degree or higher
• Students who seek to enroll only
in non-credit courses
• Students indicating an educational
goal of:
· Job Skills – to maintain current
job
· Personal Interest – not for
employment
· Complete credits for High
School
· Maintain a Certificate or
License (for example, in
Nursing, Real Estate)
Register Online!
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
You Have options
Program Degrees and Certificates
Assoc Degree Certificate
* Accounting
•
•
Aeronautics
Airframe Maintenance Technician
•
•
Powerplant Maintenance Technician
•
•
Art
Art History
•
Art History for Transfer
•
Two Dimensional
•
Three Dimensional
•
Studio Arts for Transfer
•
Graphic Design & Illustration
•
Automotive
Body & Repair
•
•
Technician
•
•
Biology
•
* Biotechnology, Applied
•
Biotechnology, Industrial
•
•
Business, General (Transfer)
•
•
* Business-Insurance: Property & Casualty
•
•
Chemistry
•
Communication Studies
Communication Studies for Transfer
•
* Computer & Information Science
Computer Programming
•
•
Microcomputer Applications
•
•
Web Development and Administration
•
•
Cosmetology
•
•
* Criminal Justice
Corrections
•
•
Law Enforcement
•
•
Computer Forensics
•
Criminal Justice for Transfer
•
Drafting Technician
•
•
Survey Technician/Civil Drafting Technician
•
•
Early Childhood Education
•
•
Early Childhood Education for Transfer
•
English
•
English for Transfer
•
Ethnic Studies
•
Film and Television
•
Fire Technology
•
•
Foreign Languages, General
•
Foreign Languages, Individual
French
•
German
•
Spanish
•
Geography for Transfer
•
History
•
* History for Transfer
•
Horticulture and Plant Science
•
•
* Human Services
•
•
Industrial Education
Mechatronics
•
•
*
*
*
*
Assoc Degree Certificate
Interdisciplinary Studies (with Emphasis)
•
Arts and Humanities
•
Communication
•
Science and Quantitative Reasoning
•
Social Science
•
Wellness and Self-Development
•
International Relations
•
Interior Design
•
•
Journalism
•
Journalism for Transfer
•
Management
•
•
Small Business Management
•
•
Retail Management
•
•
Kinesiology
Physical Education
•
Sports Medicine/Fitness Science (Transfer)
•
Kinesiology for Transfer
•
Marketing
•
•
Mathematics
•
Mathematics for Transfer
•
Music
Instrumental
•
Theory-Composition
•
Vocal
•
Nursing, Registered
•
Office Technology
Administrative Assistant
•
•
Medical Front Office Clerk
•
Medical Office and Coding Specialist
•
•
Photography, Professional
•
•
Physics
•
Physics for Transfer
•
Political Science
•
Psychology
•
Psychology for Transfer
•
Real Estate
•
•
Science, General
•
Social Science
•
Sociology
•
Sociology for Transfer
•
Theatre Arts
•
Theatre Arts for Transfer
•
University Studies - (With Emphasis)
Arts and Humanities
•
Communication
•
Liberal Studies for Elementary
Teacher Preparation
•
Science and Quantitative Reasoning
•
Social Science
•
Water & Wastewater Technology
•
•
Welding
Industrial Technician
•
•
Technician
•
•
* Communications Studies formerly Speech; Child Development and Family Studies formerly Human Development and Early Childhood Education; Kinesiology formerly Physical Education
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The earlier you complete this process, the better chance you have to meet all requirement s in time to get a priority registration date.
1. Complete Your Application
Complete the online admissions application at solano.edu or pick up a paper application at the Admissions Office.
2. Orientation/Information Workshops
A 1.5 to 3-hour evening session (see schedule provided on the following page for dates, times, and locations) during which students
will learn about the following:
ORIENTATION TOPICS
General Education (GE) Requirements
Choosing a Major
TAG (Transfer Agreement Guarantees)
Choosing Classes
Degree & Certificate Programs
Schedule of Classes & Catalog
Registering for Classes
Planning Your Path to Success
Preparing for the Assessment Test
Placement Measures for Math and English
3. Assessment
Assessment tests are offered throughout the academic year. You should participate in orientation before you take your tests to ensure
you are prepared. The Assessment Center has limited seats. signing up in advance is required via solano.edu/assessment or by
calling (707) 864-7118
4. Student Educational Plan (SEP)
Students are strongly encouraged to meet with a counselor to develop a Student Educational Plan. The SEP is an educational
roadmap of courses intended to assist you in achieving an associate degree. certificate, or transfer preparation
Steps to Enroll
You should take these steps to enroll
well before the semester start date. For
important dates and deadlines, go to
solano.edu and click on “Dates and
Deadlines.” If you have any questions,
email us: admissions@solano.edu or call
(707) 864-7171
STEP 1: APPLY AT SOLANO.EDU
• Click on MySolano and then
“Apply for Admission.”
• Make sure your email address is
correct in the application in order to
receive your username. password,
and SCC email address.
• After your application is complete,
you will be emailed your MySolano
username. password. and student ID
number. Be sure to check your student
email account often, as this is how
SCC will communicate with you.
If you are a K-12 student, please go to
solano.edu, click on “Admissions.
Registration, and Records” and then
K12 to learn how to apply.
STEP 2: ORIENTATION
• Visit solano.edu, click “Counseling”
then “Orientation” for dates and times.
STEP 3: ENGLISH AND MATH
ASSESSMENT
For dates and times. visit solano.edu,
click on “Counseling” then “Assessment,” or contact the Assessment Center
at (707) 864-7118. You will need to
bring a photo ID when you take the test
(no exceptions). Acceptable forms of ID:
DL, State ID, School ID, Theme Park
Photo ID Pass.
STEP 4: SUBMIT OFFICIAL
TRANSCRIPTS
If the course you wish to take has a
prerequisite that you have fulfilled at
another school, submit your transcripts
from the institution where you took the
course so your prerequisite can be
cleared before you register. For more
information, go to solano.edu and click
on “Admissions and Records” then
“Transcripts.”
STEP 5: MEET WITH A COUNSELOR
All students must make an appointment
with a counselor to develop an
Education Plan. To learn more about
making a counseling appointment. see
the How-To’s section.
STEP 6: APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID
AND EXTENDED OPPORTUNITY
PROGRAM AND SERVICES (EOPS)
To learn about financial aid, visit
solano.edu then click on “Financial
Aid” or visit the Student Services
Building (400) at the Fairfield Campus.
For more information regarding EOPS,
visit solano.edu/eops or call (707)
864-7000. ext 4444
STEP 7: REGISTER FOR CLASSES
To learn how to find and register for
classes, see the How-To’s section.
STEP 8: PAY FEES
To learn how to pay your fees. see the
How-To’s section.
STEP 9: VIEW/ PRINT YOUR
SCHEDULE BILL
To learn how to print your Schedule Bill.
see the How-To’s section.
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
Student admissions Process
How-To’s:
HOW TO MAKE A COUNSELING
APPOINTMENT
You can make an appointment by calling
(707) 864-7101 or using your MySolano
account:
1. Log in to MySolano and click on the
“Student” tab.
2. Under “Pre-Registration,” click on
“Meet with a Counselor” and click
the link that best applies to you.
3. Click “Book an Appointment Now.”
4. Click on the location you prefer.
5. Log in using your username and
password.
6. Or, you can contact an e-counselor
by visiting the “Counseling” section
of solano.edu and clicking on
“e-counseling.”
HOW TO CHECK YOUR
REGISTRATION DATE/ TIME
“Student” tab.
2. Under “Registration,” click “When
Can I Register” and select the
appropriate term.
HOW TO LOOK UP CLASSES
You can look up classes by following the
steps below
1. Go to the solano.edu homepage
2. Click on the “schedule” icon (under
the scrolling banner).
HOW TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES
“Student” tab
2. Under “Registration,” click on “Add
or Drop Classes.”
3. Select the term and click “Submit.”
4. If you know the CRN of the class you
want add, enter it and click “Submit
Changes.”
5. For a class with a co-requisite, you
must enter the CRN of the class and
the co-requisite before you click
“Submit Changes.”
If you don't know the CRN of the class you
want to add”
1. Click “Class Search” and select the
subject.
2. Click “Course Search.”
3. Click “View Sections” for the course
you want to add
4. Select and open course and click
“Register”
a. Open classes will have a selection
box that you ran click on. and closed
classes will have a “C” on the left.
5. Click “Complete Registration and
Pay” to finish registering
HOW TO VIEW AND PAY FEES
“Student” tab.
2. Click “Pay Fees.”
HOW TO VIEW AND PRINT
SCHEDULE BILL
“Student” tab
2. Click “Print Receipt and Schedule”
under “Registration.”
4. Click “Print Page”
HOW TO DROP CLASSES
“Student” tab.
2. Under “Registration,” click on
“Add or Drop Classes.”
4. Under “Action,” click on the drop
down arrow and select “Drop.”
5. Scroll down and click “Submit
Changes”
HOW TO CHANGE A CLASS
GRADING OPTION TO P/ NP
1. Visit the Admissions and Records
office on the 1st floor of Building 400.
2. Complete the Pass/No Pass
Authorization Card
3. OR, submit your request via email to
admissions at solano edu.
HOW TO VIEW AND PRINT AN
UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT
“Student” tab.
2. Under “Student Records,” click on
“Transcripts.”
3. Click on “Unofficial/Transcripts”
then click “Submit.”
HOW TO ORDER AN OFFICIAL
TRANSCRIPT
“Student” tab.
2. Under “Student Records.” click on
“Transcripts”
3. Click on “Order Official
Transcripts.”
4. Click “Start my Order.”
HOW TO PURCHASE A PARKING
DECAL
1. Log in to MySolano.
2. Under “Parking,” click “Student
Parking.”
3. Under Semester Parking Permits.”
click “SCC Parking Payment/Order
Site” and select the appropriate term.
4. Fill out all information then click
“Submit.”
5. Follow the link to print out your
Temporary Parking Permit.
HOW TO PURCHASE A STUDENT ID
“Student” tab.
2. Under “Registration,” click
“Purchase Student ID Card” and
select the appropriate term.
3. Click “Submit.”
4. Under “Additional Fees” click
“Select Additional Fees.”
5. Pay $5 with VISA or MasterCard.
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Las siguientes actividades deberán ser hechas con mucho tiempo adelantado antes de llegar
a la fecha limite de inicio del programa. Para importantes fechas y dias limites,
vaya a www.solano.edu y presione en “Fechas y dias limites.”
o Paso 7: Registro para clases. Para revisar su periodo de
registro entre a www.solano.edu. Hacer clic en MySolano,
luego hacer clic en Student Tab, luego hacer clic en
Registration Priority Status. Para registrarse en clases
hacer clic en Add or Drop Classes.
Es Ud. Un estudiante del grado 12? Si lo es, por favor vaya a
www.solano.edu y presione en “Admisiones y Registraciones”
y entonces los estudiantes del Grado 12 podrán completar su
información específica
o Paso 1: Completar una solicitud para admisión por el
internet www.solano.edu. Hacer clic en MySolano y luego
hacer clic en Application for Admission.
o Paso 8: Pagar sus cuotas. Para obtener su identificación
imprima su cuenta despues de haber pagado y llevar a la
oficina de Student Life en el Student Center (edificio1400),
para que le tomen su foto. La tarjeta de identificación es
necesaria para utilizar la biblioteca y las impresoras en el
campus. También se usara para revisar su archivo de ayuda
financiera estudiantil, para participar en eventos escolares y
para descuentos.
o Paso 2: Obtenga su nombre de usuario y su clave y su
correo electronico de SCC. Asegure revisar este correo
electronico seguido. Solano College usa correo electronico
como el principal medio de comunicación de información
importante para los estudiantes.
o Paso 3: Presente sus certificados oficiales si tomo clases
anteriormente que puedan usarse para satisfacer un
requisito.
o Paso 9: Ver/ Imprimir su horario de clases y cuenta.
Para obtener su identificación imprima su cuenta
despues de haber pagado y llevar a la oficina de Student
Life en el Student Center (edificio1400), para que le tomen
su foto. La tarjeta de identificación es necesaria para
utilizar la biblioteca y las impresoras en el campus. También
se usara para revisar su archivo de ayuda financiera
estudiantil, para participar en eventos escolares
y para descuentos.
o Paso 4: Solicite por Ayuda Financiera y por el programa
de Servicios y Opportunidades Extendidos (EOPS).
Visite la Oficina de Financial Aid en www.solano.edu,
luego hacer clic en Financial Aid. Por correo electronico al
FinancialAid@solano.edu. Por telefono al (707) 864-7103.
Tambien los puede visitar en el edificio Student Services
(400). Visite la oficina de EOPS o llame al (707) 864-7000
ext 4444.
¿Necesita mas ayuda?
Contacta la Oficina de Ayuda Financeria:
707-864-7103 o por correo electronico:
financialaid@solano.edu
o Paso 5: Tome el examen para evaluar su nivel de Ingles y
Matematica / Complete la orientación subre el internet o
en persona. Revisar el horario y las fechas de exámenes en
la pagina web www.solano.edu. Hacer clic en Counseling, y
luego hacer clic en Assessment. No olvide traer una
identificación con foto cuando tome el exámen de
evaluacion.
Para mas ayuda para inscribirse en clases o para preguntas
de su cuenta contacta La Oficina de Admisiones y
Registros: 707-864-7171 o por correo electronico
admissions@solano.edu
o Paso 6: Reunirse con un Consejero. Una junta con un
Consejero es para desarollar un plan personal de educación
para alcanzar sus metas. Haga su cita con un consejero en
www.solano.edu. Hacer clic en Counseling, luego hacer clic
en Counseling Services. Para mas información llame al
(707) 864-7101.
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
Pasos para inscripción
What does SCC Cost?
Payment is due upon registration. Students who do not pay within ten (10) business days risk having a
hold placed on their records or being dropped from all classes.
FEE
Enrollment Fee*
AMOUNT
REQUIRED OF
REFUNDS
$46.00/unit
California residents (enrollment fee is subject
to change by the state legislature), except
those who qualify for a fee waiver (BOG
FW) and K-12 Special Admission students.
You must drop classes online
prior to the refund deadline
(See Schedule Bill)
Health Services
Fee*
$13.00/Fall and
Spring semesters
$5.00/Summer
All students enrolling in one or more
classes, except those that qualify for fee
waiver-A (BOG FW-A) only.
Refundable if all classes are
dropped prior to the start of the
term.
Parking Permit
Fee*
$20 per Fall and Spring
Semester,
$6 for Summer
Session.
All registered students using Solano
Community College parking lots are required
to purchase and display a parking permit.
Students may purchase a day pass for $1.00
at any parking dispenser machines. Parking
permits are required at all of the Solano
Community College Campuses.
Refundable if decal is returned
by the refund deadline for the
term.
Students who are not California residents as
defined by the Education code are required to
pay the non-resident tuition fee in addition to
the fees described above. Please note that it is
the student’s responsibility to prove that
he/she is a California resident.
You must drop classes online
or at the Office of Admissions
and Records prior to the refund
deadline.
Must be
purchased online
www.solano.edu
Non-Resident
Tuition And
International
Student Tuition*
Motorcycles excluded
in designated area,
otherwise permit required.
$199.00/unit
(See Schedule Bill)
(See Schedule Bill)
Student I.D.
Card Fee*
$5.00 - good for
9 consecutive
semesters
All students taking classes on campus.
Those who use the Library, Financial Aid,
Mac Lab and Computer Labs are encouraged
to purchase an optional Student ID Card.
Non-refundable if the ID card
has been issued.
Student Center
Fee*
$1.00/unit for classes
held on SCC Fairfield
campus. $10 max/yr.
All students, except those who qualify for
fee waiver-A (BOG FW-A) only.
Refundable if all classes are
dropped prior to the start of
the term.
REFUND DEADLINES:
• Enrollment fee refunds for full semester classes will be processed automatically for classes dropped by the end of the second week of
instruction. Refunds for nonresident tuition must be requested via the Office of Admissions & Records. All refunds are in the form of a
check that will be mailed to the name and address of the student on the student account in our database.
• Every effort is made to process refunds on a weekly basis. Checks are mailed shortly thereafter.
• Refunds for parking decals must be requested at the Office of Admissions & Records. The parking decal must be submitted with the refund
request. If you have outstanding fees for a class that you do NOT drop by the refund deadline, you are responsible for the payment of
the fees for the class.
*Fees subject to change
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The Financial Aid Office offers many
types of financial aid programs:
Title IV federal and state government,
scholarships offered by the institution,
private and non-profit foundations.
Please refer to the Financial Aid
homepage at www.solano.edu, click
“Financial Aid” or in the “Programs
and Services” section of the printed
Class Schedule and Catalog for more
information.
FAFSA (Free Application for Federal
Student Aid): Title IV School Code
001292
The FAFSA priority and state filing
period is January 1-March 2 each
year. Students are encouraged to
apply after the priority date of March
2. The FAFSA may be submitted late
through the end of the Spring
semester. Please be aware application
processing may take up to 10 weeks
after completing and submitting
additional “Student Requirement”
forms and documentation to the
Financial Aid Office. Students
are encouraged to read frequent
MySolano student email blasts sent
from the Financial Aid Office
Step 1:
Apply with FAFSA online at
www.fafsa.gov every year. Check
your FAFSA status online at
www.fafsa.gov AND your financial
aid status by logging into MySolano
at www.solano.edu.
Step 2:
BOG fee waiver eligibility is
evaluated from the FAFSA. If
eligible, fee waiver award notification will be sent to the student’s
MySolano email account. The
BOG fee waiver will show on the
MySolano student account under
“Print Schedule Bill” after the
student enrolls in courses each term.
New CCCApply online BOG fee
waiver application on the Financial
Aid homepage www.solano.edu,
Financial Aid, Fee Waiver.
Step 3:
Check MySolano financial aid
status and submit “Student
Requirement” forms and
documentation to the Financial Aid
Office. All forms and documents
must be filled out clearly, completely, signed and dated. Applicants
selected for Federal verification of
FAFSA data will be required to
submit additional documentation to
the Financial Aid Office.
Step 4:
Financial Aid staff review, process,
package, and award all eligible
financial aid after “Student
Requirements” are submitted to the
Financial Aid Office in date order
received. Students are responsible for
checking their MySolano financial
aid status and MySolano email
notifications for any changes or
updated information required by FA
staff. Financial Aid award disbursements are based upon “student
eligibility” and “enrollment status.”
Step 5:
Maintain financial aid eligibility
by meeting Satisfactory Academic
Progress (SAP) standards and
guidelines. Check your MySolano
financial aid “academic progress”
after grades are reported following
each term. Refer to the Financial Aid
webpage at www.solano.edu, click
Financial Aid, then Academic
Progress for specific details.
REMINDER
All official correspondence from
Solano Community College is sent
to your MySolano student email
address only. You should not have
your MySolano email forwarded to a
personal account, as it could risk the
security of our correspondence or
block important messages from the
College.
ATTENTION
It’s not too late to apply after the
annual March 2 priority filing
deadline. All students are encouraged
to submit the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) to see
if they qualify for federal grants,
work-study and student loans. Title
IV Federal School Code 001292.
CA DREAM ACT (AB-540 students)
California Dream Act applications
are available. Visit www.csac.ca.gov/
dream_act.asp to submit the
application to be considered for
the state Cal Grant and BOG fee
waivers.
FINANCIAL AID TV
Find answers to financial aid
questions by watching Financial
Aid TV online videos at
http://solano.financialaidtv.com/.
CONTACT THE
FINANCIAL AID OFFICE
• Phone (707) 864-7103
· Monday – Thursday, 9 am-3 pm
• In-Person, Student Services Bldg.
400, 2nd Floor, Fairfield Main
Campus
· Monday-Thursday 9 am-5 pm
· Friday 9 am-12 pm
CENTER LOCATIONS
• Vacaville and Vallejo Centers will
accept all completed Financial Aid
“Student Requirements” forms and
documentation.
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
financial aid
financial aid
The BOG Fee Waiver is a state financial
assistance program offered through the
California Community College system.
Enrollment fee(s) for qualifying students
who are California residents will be waived
who meet BOG FW eligibility requirements
in one (1) of the three (3) ways:
BOG FEE WAIVER A:
• Be a California resident.
• Apply with the FAFSA (Free
Application for Federal Student Aid) at
www.fafsa.gov or the BOG Fee Waiver
application. Refer to www.solano.edu,
click “Financial Aid” then “Fee Waiver”
for the new online CCCApply BOG fee
waiver or the paper BOG fee waiver
application.
• Be a recipient of CalWORKS/TANF
(Temporary Assistance to Needy
Families), or SSI/SSP (Supplemental
Security Income/ State Supplemental
Program), or General Assistance/
General Relief at the time of
enrollment.
• Provide documentation of receiving
CalWORKS/T ANF, or SSI/SSP, or
Untaxed Income Verification form of
cash benefits currently received at time
of enrollment.
• Documentation may include a copy of
correspondence from the local office
of Public Assistance which identifies
the student (or family members if
applicable) and indicates that a monthly
payment is being awarded for the
current or prior month. This may
include a copy of an Adjustment-toBenefits letter, Notice of Action or Aid
Verification Summary that show current
receipt of CalWORKS/ TANF, SSI/SSP,
or General Assistance/ General Relief
and the amount of the grant.
BOG FEE WAIVER B:
• Apply with the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at
www.fafsa.gov or the BOG Fee Waiver
application. Refer to www.solano.edu,
click “Financial Aid” then “Fee Waiver”
for the new online CCCApply BOG fee
waiver or the paper BOG fee waiver
application.
• Meet the following Income Standards:
FAMILY SIZE
2014 INCOME
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Each additional
Family Member
$17,505
$23,595
$29,685
$35,775
$41,865
$47,955
$54,045
$60,135
$6,090
• These standards are based upon the
federal poverty guidelines, as published
each year by the U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services. Under
Title 5 of the California Education
Code of Regulations, the student or
the student’s family must have a total
income in the prior year (in this case
2014) that is equal to or less than 150%
of the U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services Poverty Guidelines
on family size.
• The U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services published the 2014
Poverty Guidelines in January 2014
(additional information will be posted
after the guidelines are published).
• These income standards are for the
2015-2016 academic year and are to
be used to determine BOGFW-B
eligibility EFFECTIVE July 1, 2015.
BOG FEE WAIVER C:
• Apply with the FAFSA. Refer to
www.solano.edu, click “Financial Aid”
then “Fee Waiver” for the new online
CCCApply BOG fee waiver or the
paper BOG fee waiver application.
• Demonstrate minimum need threshold
of $1,104.00 based upon FAFSA data.
• The “minimum need” threshold will be
established annually by the California
Community College Chancellor’s
Office. The minimum need threshold
shall be in effect 2015-2016.
ATTENTION
New online CCCApply BOG Fee Waiver
application is available for submitting
BOG A & B applications. Refer to
www.solano.edu, click “Financial Aid,”
then “Fee Waiver.”
CHECK FEE WAIVER STATUS
Check your MySolano student email
account for BOG Fee Waiver eligibility
notification! The BOG Fee Waiver will be
reflected on MySolano “Print Schedule
Bill” after enrolling in courses.
CA DREAM ACT (AB-540 students)
Thanks to the California DREAM Act,
AB-540 students are now eligible to apply
for BOG Fee Waivers and assistance from
EOPS, CARE or CalWORKS for terms
starting after January 1, 2013. The Dream
Act BOG Fee Waiver application is
available online at www.solano.edu, click
“Financial Aid,” then “Fee Waiver.”
AB-540 eligible students have:
• Attended a California high school for
at least 3 years.
• Graduated from a California high
school, earned a GED, or passed the
California High School Proficiency
Exam (CHSPE).
• Registered or enrolled at an accredited
California college or university
• If required, complete an affidavit saying
you have filed (or will file when you are
eligible to do so) for legal immigration
status.
• Solano College Admissions and
Records (A&R) Department determines
AB-540 residency status. Students
must have their AB-540 status
determined before submitting the
BOG Fee Waiver application.
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For Assessment Questions, Requests or Concerns:
Admissions and Records: (707) 864-7171 • Email: Admissions @solano.edu
Assessment Center: (707) 864-7118, 707-864-7000 ext. 4525 Email address Assessment@solano.edu
Office: Student Services, Bldg. 400, 2nd Floor, Rm. 442
Students must reserve an appointment to
take their assessment tests at all Solano
Community College campuses.
SCHEDULE, RESCHEDULE, OR
CANCEL AN ASSESSMENT TEST
1. On the Internet, go to:
www.solano.edu
2. Click STUDENT SERVICES. Click
ASSESSMENT. Click SCHEDULE,
RESCHEDULE OR CANCEL Your
Assessment Test Appointment link.
Assessment testing is offered twice
daily on Mon. & Tue. at 1:00 pm or
5:00 pm, on Wed., Thu. & Fri. at
9:00 am or 1:00 pm.
QUICK CHECKLIST
1. Complete the SCC Application for
Admission. You will receive your
SCC ID by e-mail.
2. Students must have a SCC ID
number and photo ID to take the
English, Mathematics and/or
English Second Language
assessment tests.
3. Bring your photo ID and SCC
student ID number with you. Please
be sure to arrive 5 minutes early for
your test appointment. You may need
to purchase a daily parking permit
(in Lot #3).
4. For questions or to inquire about
assessment testing at other SCC
campus locations, please contact:
• Fairfield Campus Assessment
Center: (707) 864-7000, ext. 4525
• Vacaville Center: (707) 863-7872
• Vallejo Center: (707) 642-8188
• Travis University Center (TAFB):
(707) 424-2431
5. Review sample assessment
test questions by visiting:
www.solano.edu. Click
“Student Services.”
Click “Assessment.” Click
“Test Info & Prep.”
SCC ASSESSMENT TESTS
Assessment tests are computer and
internet-based. For more information,
visit www.solano.edu. Click
STUDENT SERVICES. Click
ASSESSMENT. Also, click TEST
INFO & PREP.
NEW AND RETURNING STUDENTS
Most new and returning students
participate in the English Reading
Comprehension, English Sentence
Skills, Mathematics and/or English
Second Language assessment tests.
In most cases, students may test twice
in 3 years.
Exceptions:
1. Students who demonstrate meeting
academic pre-requisites for SCC
course requirements, through
official high school and/or college
transcripts, may waive one or more
assessment tests.
2. High school graduates who have
completed intermediate algebra or
higher during high school, may
waive the Math assessment test.
ENGLISH READING
COMPREHENSIVE TEST
1. This test provides a Reading Comprehension score for placement in a
reading class.
2. The Reading Comprehension
placement test can be taken as
many times as desired. If you are
unsatisfied with your score, you
may re-test after one week.
3. A score of 95 or above satisfies the
General Education Reading Course
Requirement—in lieu of
successfully completing English
062: Analytical Reading—for an
AA/AS Degree
ENGLISH SENTENCE SKILLS TEST
1. This test provides a Sentence
Skills score for placement in a
writing class.
2. The Sentence Skills placement test
can be taken two times in three
years. If you are unsatisfied with
your original score, you may re-test
after one week.
3. Once a student has participated in
an initial writing course, the student
must continue the sequence order of
writing courses, from initial writing
course to successfully completing
English 001: College Composition
MATH TEST LEVELS
1. Arithmetic Test: 17 math problems
2. Elementary Algebra Test: 12 math
problems
3. College Level Math: 20 math
problems
4. The Math assessment test can be
taken two times in three years. If you
are unsatisfied with your original
score, you may re-test after one
week.”
ENGLISH AS A SECOND
LANGUAGE (ESL) TEST
Students learning English as a second
language during childhood,
adolescence or as an adult, may
participate in the ESL tests for
placement in SCC’s English Second
Language courses. ESL students must
complete all three ESL tests.
1. ESL Language Use: 20 questions
2. ESL Reading Skills: 20 questions
3. ESL Sentence Meaning:
20 questions
4. The English as a Second Language
(ESL) placement test can be taken as
many times as desired. If you are
unsatisfied with your score, you may
re-test after one week.
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
assessment Center
Counseling
The goal is to provide services, programs and opportunities that
promote student learning, development, purpose, and persistence.
MEET A COUNSELOR
The Counseling Center provides career, educational, and personal counseling
services. Counselors work with students to help them understand their interests,
abilities, and achievements. They also assist in determining goals and planning
programs to attain those goals. Counseling is available year-round for same day (if
available) and future appointments.
HOW DO I MAKE A COUNSELING APPOINTMENT?
1. Online: www.solano.edu
2. In person.
3. Call the campus where you would like to make the appointment.
WHAT SHOULD I BRING TO MY COUNSELING APPOINTMENT?
• Current: SCC unofficial transcript
• New Students: take our English and Math Assessment first and bring a copy of
your high school transcripts (unofficial transcripts are acceptable).
• Transfer Students: It is important to bring a copy of your previous college
transcripts (unofficial transcripts are acceptable).
ONLINE APPOINTMENTS
Schedule a counseling appointment online for the Fairfield Campus, Travis Air Force
Base campus, Vallejo or Vacaville Centers.
Fairfield Campus • (707) 864-7101
Vacaville Center • (707) 863-7872
Vallejo Center • (707) 642-8188
Travis Air Force Base • (707) 863-7878
Health fee
exemptions
Since the provision of health services
is very expensive and the California
Community College system does not
have sufficient funds to subsidize
student health services, the State
legislature mandates that the burden of
supporting a student health center will
be shared by all Solano Community
College students through a general fee,
regardless of whether they utilize the
health center or have their own
insurance.
The following students are exempt from
paying the mandatory health fee:
(1) Students who depend exclusively
upon prayer for healing in
accordance with the teachings of a
bona fide religious sect,
denomination, or organization.
(2) Students who are attending a
community college under an
approved apprenticeship training
program.
Students who fall within any one of the
two grounds for exemption may apply
for a fee waiver by submitting a written
request to the Office of Student Life.
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
buy your TeXTbooKS
Order Textbooks and Find Information on the Web: www.solano.edu/bookstore.
The Bookstore is located in the Student
Union, Building 1400, and open to the
public all year (except holiday periods).
The Bookstore provides SCC textbooks,
school supplies, art supplies and logo
and insignia items.VISA, MasterCard,
American Express, and Discover are
accepted with proper identification. An
ATM is available in the Student Union
lobby. Special pricing for SCC students
and staff on select Microsoft and Adobe
software is available online only—click
on the links on our home page. Bookstore
phone number, (707) 864-7111.
TEXTBOOK SALES
• Order your textbooks ONLINE
anytime
SPRING BOOKSTORE HOURS*
January 11th – January 15th
(First week of classes)
Monday & Tuesday: 8 am – 8 pm
Wednesday & Thursday: 8 am – 7 pm
Friday: 8 am – 6 pm
January 19th – May 11th
Monday-Thursday: 8 am – 6 pm
Friday: 8 am – 3 pm
CLOSED
• January 18th: MLK Day
• February 12th & 15th:
Presidents Day
• March 28th – April 1st: Spring Break
• May 30th: Memorial Day
*(SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
CALL STORE ORCHECK WEBSITE)
TEXTBOOK PURCHASING:
Please purchase textbooks only if you
are officially enrolled in class. The
Bookstore provides textbook
information as submitted by instructors
and publishers. Please match your
course and section (CRN) number to
determine which books to purchase.
Books and prices may be changed
at any time as new information is
received from instructors and suppliers. In the event of changes made
after your purchase, the Bookstore
allows refunds on books purchased
from SCC Bookstore within published
policy limits. Online textbook information and ordering is available on our
web site: www.solano.edu/bookstore
VACAVILLE & VALLEJO CLASSES
TEXTBOOKS FOR ALL OFF
CAMPUS CLASSES WILL BE
SOLD AT THE MAIN CAMPUS IN
FAIRFIELD, and ONLINE.
ONLINE PURCHASES
Students are urged to SHOP EARLY,
and may order on the Bookstore web
site for shipment to their home via
UPS or in store pick up (credit card
REQUIRED)
www.solano.edu/bookstore
A shipping fee will be charged, and is
not refundable for all home deliveries.
USED, NEW, RENTAL, DIGITAL
Choose the rental option on select
textbooks and save over 50%. Buy
used and save 25% off the new price.
Go digital and experience the latest in
learning… Yuzu!
BOOK BUYBACK
Get up to 50% back on your textbooks,
if they are being used in the upcoming
term! While you can sell your books
back at any time, the best time is at the
end of the term during finals week.
You can sell your textbooks back to the
bookstore regardless of where they
were purchased. To find out if your
textbook is being used please visit the
Solano College Bookstore website. To
take advantage of the Cash for Books
program, bring your used textbooks
and photo ID to the campus bookstore.
TEXTBOOK REFUNDS
• A full refund will be given in your
original form of payment if textbooks
are returned during the first week of
classes with original receipt.
• With proof of a schedule change
and original receipt, a full refund
will be given in your original form
of payment during the first 30 days
of the semester.
• No refunds on unwrapped loose
leaf books, or digital access code
or activated eBooks.
• Textbooks must be in original
condition.
• No refunds or exchanges without
original receipt.
GENERAL READING BOOKS,
SOFTWARE, AUDIO, VIDEO &
SMALL ELECTRONICS
original form of payment if merchandise is returned within 14 days
of purchase with original receipt.
• Opened audio books, DVDs, CDs,
and small electronics may not be
returned. They can be exchanged
for the same item if defective.
• Merchandise must be in original
condition.
• No refunds or exchanges without
original receipt.
ALL OTHER MERCHANDISE
original form of payment with
original receipt.
• Without a receipt, a store credit will
be issued at the current selling price.
• Cash back on merchandise credits
or gift cards will not exceed $1.
• No refunds on gift cards, prepaid
cards, phone cards, newspapers, or
magazines.
• Merchandise must be in original
condition.
FAIR PRICING POLICY
Barnes & Noble College Booksellers
comply with local weights & measures
requirements. If the price on your
receipt is above the advertised or
posted price, please alert a bookseller
and we will gladly refund the
difference.
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Now enroll in Classes
Messages
All class registration is done ONLINE at www.solano.edu
All registration for classes is done
ONLINE ONLY at www.solano.edu.
Who can use online registration?
• If you were enrolled in Spring 2015,
you can register online anytime on or
after your priority registration
appointment time.
• If you did not attend SCC during
Spring 2015, you will need to
complete an online application at
www.solano.edu. See page 4 for
specific details. You may enroll online
in a class up to 11:59 pm the night
before the class begins if there is
space available.
ENROLL/REGISTER
FOR CLASSES
Information provided online:
• Your registration days and times
• A complete list of classes from
which to choose
• Registration for classes, including
adding and dropping classes
• Payment of your fees
• Go online to www.solano.edu
(see page 4)
NOTES:
Closed Classes – If the class you want
to take is closed, DON’T GIVE UP!
Before the semester begins, choose
another section of the class that may
still have seats available, OR when the
class begins, get permission from the
instructor. To obtain permission:
• Go to the first class meeting.
• If space is available, the instructor
will give you an add authorization
code.
• Add online using your Add
Authorization Code.
Permission Required Classes –
Review the class information in the
schedule of classes to obtain contact
information for instructions on
enrolling in a class that needs special
approval.
Class Canceled – A canceled class is
one that is not going to be offered that
semester for various reasons. You need
to choose an alternate class.
Duplicate Section – You cannot enroll
in two sections of the same class during
the same semester.
Time Conflict – You may not enroll in
two classes that overlap in time. Check
the scheduled class times carefully
when planning your schedule.
All official correspondence from
Solano Community College is sent
to your SCC email address only.
You should not have your SCC email
forwarded to a personal account, as it
could risk the security of our correspondence or block important messages
from the College.
Need help using your SCC email?
Call or email us. (707) 864-7171 or
admissions@solano.edu.
Pay Your fees
• PAY YOUR FEES with a credit
card when you register online.
• Students are responsible for officially
dropping their classes before the
deadline. Non-attendance or nonpayment of fees will not remove
you from a class nor alleviate your
responsibility to pay fees.
• Students who do not officially drop
classes may receive an “F” for the
term and incur a student debt. You may
drop classes online or in person at the
Office of Admissions and Records.
IMPoRTaNT - Information in Catalog
As an SCC student, it is your responsibility to understand the policies and
procedures of Solano Community College and how they affect your academic
career. Detailed descriptions of our policies and procedures are available in
our Catalog, which you can view online at www.solano.edu for FREE.
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
We Can Help You Succeed
STUDENT SERVICES:
We are here for YOU! All Student Services offices are located at the Fairfield Campus, Student Services Building 400, unless
otherwise noted. Hours are subject to change.
ADMISSIONS & RECORDS
707-864-7171
Admissions@solano.edu
1st floor, main hall, Bldg. 400
Monday-Thursday 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Info Booth: Monday-Thursday
3:00pm – 6:00pm
Friday 9:00am – 3:00pm
ASSESSMENT CENTER
707-864-7000 x 4525
2nd floor, Room 442
Monday-Tuesday: 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
Wednesday: 10:30 am – 7:00 pm
Thursday-Friday: 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
Make appointments online at
www.solano.edu.
Select Student Services, then
Assessment
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS
OF SOLANO COLLEGE
707-864-7268
Building 1400, Rooms 1406 & 1425
Monday-Thursday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
CalWORKs
707-864-7000 x 4645
2nd floor, Room 426
COUNSELING
Fairfield Campus - 707-864-7101
1st Floor, Room 404
Visit Counseling website for hours
Vallejo Center - 707-642-8188
Visit Vallejo website for hours
Vacaville Center - 707-863-7872
Visit Vacaville website for hours
Travis AFB Center –707-863-7878
Visit Travis website for hours
CAREER CENTER/JOB
PLACEMENT
707-864-7124
1st floor, Room 403
DISABILITY STUDENTS
PROGRAM AND SERVICES
707-864-7136
1st floor, Room 407
Monday-Thursday: 8 am – 4:00 pm
Friday: 8 am – 3:00 pm
EOPS
707-864-7000 x 4444
2nd floor, Room 426
Monday – Thursday: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
(Summer hours subject to change)
FINANCIAL AID
707-864-7103
2nd floor, Room 425
In-person: Monday-Thursday
9:00 am – 5:00 pm;
Friday 9:00 am – 12:00 noon
By phone: Monday-Thursday
9:00 am-3:00 pm
STUDENT LIFE
707-864-7168
Building 1400, Room 1425
STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES
707-864-7163
Building 1400, Room 1409
TRANSFER CENTER
707-864-7158
1st floor, Room 402
Monday 12:00 – 3:00 pm
Tuesday 12:00 – 3:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 12:30 pm
TUTORING CENTER
707-864-7230
2nd Floor, Room 437/438
VETERAN’S AFFAIRS CENTER
707-864-7105
2nd floor, Room 429
MESA PROGRAM
707-864-7000 x 4498
2nd Floor, Room 434
Monday-Thursday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
www.solano.edu/MESA
For detailed information about a new policy that will affect
enrollment priorities system-wide beginning Fall 2014, go to
www.cccco.edu. In Sitemap type “enrollment priorities”
Click Hot Topics Video Blog to watch video
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board Policy
Solano Community College District board Policy 4037:
Commitment to Diversity
BP 4037: The District is committed to employing
qualified administrators, faculty, and staff members who
are dedicated to student success.
hiring and staff development processes that support the
goals of equal opportunity and diversity, and provide
equal consideration for all qualified candidates.
REFERENCES/ AUTHORITY:
California Education Code, Section 87100 et seq.
California Administrative Code,
Title 5, Section 5300, et. Seq.
The Board recognizes that diversity in the academic
environment fosters cultural awareness, promotes
mutual understanding and respect, and provides suitable
role models for all students. The Board is committed to
Solano Community College:
eeo Plan Policy Statement (2013-2016)
The Solano Community College District is
committed to a continuing good faith effort to
ensure that all qualified applicants for
employment and employees have full and equal
access to employment opportunity, and are not
subjected to discrimination in any program or
activity of the District on the basis of age,
ancestry, color, gender, gender identity, gender
expression, genetic information, marital status,
medical condition, national origin, physical or
mental disability, pregnancy, race or ethnicity,
religion, sexual orientation, or on the basis of
these perceived characteristics, or based on
association with a person or group with one or
more of these actual or perceived characteristics.
In addition to the aforementioned legally
protected characteristics, the District has an
interest in nondiscrimination based on additional
factors such as accent, citizenship status,
economic status and ethnic group identification,
even though students or employees could not
make a legal claim of discrimination based on
these factors. The District will strive to achieve a
workforce that is welcoming to men, women,
persons with disabilities, and individuals from
all ethnic and other groups to ensure the District
provides an inclusive educational and employment environment. Such an environment fosters
cooperation, acceptance, democracy, and free
expression of ideas. An Equal Employment
Opportunity Plan is maintained to ensure
the implementation of equal employment
opportunity principles that conform to federal
and state laws.
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Por favor lea las siguientes
preguntas para determinar cual
será su próximo paso para
inscribirse en el colegio de Solano:
Tengo poco o cero conocimiento en
el idioma inglés. ¿En dónde debo
empezar?
Asista a una de las orientaciones
en Español o hable a la oficina de
consejería para comunicarse con
un consejero que se especializa en
Inglés como segundo idioma,
864-7171.
Estoy asistiendo a preparatoria.
¿Cuál es el primer paso que debo
seguir?
Hable con el departamento
Admisi nes y Archivos para
determinar como se puede
matricular, 864-7171.
No me gradué de la preparatoria
y me interesa el programa de
preparación para el GED. ¿A dónde
debo ir?
Por favor de comunicarse con su
escula a preparatoria.
No soy residente o ciudadano de los
EE.UU. ¿Cómo puedo tomar clases
en el colegio de Solano?
Comuníquese con el departamento
de Admisiones y Archivos para
tomar los pasos adecuados para
tomar clases poder 864-7171.
Estoy preparado(a) para tomar clases
en el Colegio de Solano. ¿Cuáles
pasos debo tomar?
Favor de referirse a la página 4 para
el proceso de inscripción o llame al
864-7171.
GENERAL
INFORMATION
¡bIeNVeNIDoS a Solano!
Assistencia en español
mucho más. Ofrecemos un paquete
completo de materiale en español para
su mayor comodidad. Incluye todas las
formas que necesitará.
El Colegio Communitario de Solano
ofrece una amplia cobertura de
servicios que ayudan a todos los
estudiantes a alcanzar sus metas
exitosamente. Tenemos personal de
habla hispana para asistirle con la
inscripción de sus clases, consejería,
ayuda financiera, tutoría, actividades y
Para mas información favor de llamar a
cualquiera de los numeros telefoniocos
de abajo.
Asistencia Financiera
Consejería/Asistencia de Registracion
Servicios estudiantiles Disponibles en español
• CARE Program (Programa
para padres/madres solteras) (707) 864-7000 # 4444
• Counseling (Consejería) (707) 864-7101
• CalWORKS (Estudiantes
recibiendo ayuda del govieno (707) 864-7000 # 4645
• Disability Services Program/
DRC (Centro de recursos
para incapacitados) (707) 864-7136
• EOPS (Asistencia para estudiantes
de bajos ingresos) (707) 864-7000 # 4444
• Career Center/Job Placement
(Centro de profesiones y
empleo) - (707) 864-7124
• Financial Aid (Ayuda
financiera) - (707) 864-7103
• Admissions & Records
(Admisiónes y Archivos) (707) 864-7171
• Scholarships (Becas) (707) 864-7103
• Transfer Center (Centro de
transferencia a la Universidad) (707) 864-7158
Tutoría/Programas Académicos
• Tutoring (Tutoría) - (707) 864-7230
• MESA Program (Programa de
apoyo
en matemáticas y ciencias) - (707)
864-7000 # 4498
• Learning Center (Centro de
aprendizaje) - (707) 864-7132
Si aun necesita más información,
favor de llamar al departamento de
consejería al 864-7152 y favor de
dejar su mensaje.
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Spring Final Exams 2016
Evening Classes
Saturday Classes
Sunday
Day Classes
May 12-18
May 14
May 15
May 12-18
CLASS MEETS:
MWF, Daily, MW
MWF, Daily, MW
MWF, Daily, MW
MWF, Daily, MW
MWF, Daily, MW
MWF, Daily, MW
MWF, Daily, MW
MWF, Daily, MW
MWF, Daily, MW
MTW
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
M Only
M Only
M Only
M Only
T Only
T Only
T Only
T Only
W Only
W Only
W Only
W Only
R Only
R Only
R Only
R Only
F Only
F Only
F Only
FINAL WILL BE:
7:00 & 7:30 am
8:00 & 8:30 am
9:00 & 9:30 am
10:00 & 10:30 am
11:00 & 11:30 am
12:00 & 12:30 pm
1:00 & 1:30 pm
2:00 & 2:30 pm
3:00 & 3:30 pm
8:00 AM
7:00, 7:30, & 8:00 am
8:30, 9:00 & 9:30 am
10:00 & 10:30 am
11:00, 11:30 am & 12:00 pm
12:30, 1:00 & 1:30 pm
2:00, 2:30, & 3:30 PM
3:00 PM
8:00 8:30 am
9:00, 9:30, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00 & 11:30 am
12:00, 12:30, 1:00 & 1:30 pm
2:00 & 3:00 pm
8:00 AM
8:30, 9:00, 9:30, 10:00, 10:30, & 11:00 am
11:30, 12:00, 12:30, 1:00 & 1:30pm
2:00, 2:30, 3:00 & 3:30 pm
8:00, 8:30, 9:00 & 9:30 am
10:00, 11:00 & 11:30
12:00, 12:30, 1:00, 1:30, 2:00, & 2:30 pm
3:00 & 3:30 pm
8:00, 8:30, 9:00 & 9:30 am
10:00, 11:00, 11:30am, & 12:00pm
12:30, 1:00 & 1:30pm
2:00, 2:30, 3:00 & 3:30 pm
8:00, 8:30, 9:00 & 9:30 am
10:00, 11:00 & 11:30 am
12:00, 1:00 & 2:00 pm
Friday
Wednesday
Monday
Friday
Wednesday
Monday
Monday
Wednesday
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Friday
Friday
Friday
May 13
May 18
May 16
May 13
May 18
May 16
May 16
May 18
May 16
May 18
May 17
May 12
May 17
May 12
May 17
May 12
May 17
May 16
May 16
May 16
May 16
May 17
May 17
May 17
May 17
May 18
May 18
May 18
May 18
May 12
May 12
May 12
May 12
May 13
May 13
May 13
8:00-10:00 am
8:00-10:00 am
8:00-10:00 am
10:30-12:30 pm
10:30-12:30 pm
10:30-12:30 pm
1:30-3:30 pm
1:30-3:30 pm
3:30-5:30 pm
8:00-10:00 am
8:00-10:00 am
8:00-10:00 am
10:30-12:30 pm
10:30-12:30 pm
1:30-3:30 pm
1:30-3:30 pm
3:30-5:50 pm
8:00-10:00 am
10:30-12:30 pm
1:30-3:30 pm
3:30-5:30 pm
8:00-10:00 am
10:30-12:30 pm
1:30-3:30 pm
3:30-5:30 pm
8:00-10:00 am
10:30-12:30 pm
1:30-3:30 pm
3:30-5:30 pm
8:00-10:00 am
10:30-12:30 pm
1:30-3:30 pm
3:30-5:30 pm
8:00-10:00 am
10:30-12:30 pm
1:30-3:30 pm
NOTES:
• Classes meeting after 4:00 P.M. and those that do not meet the above schedule pattern will have final examinations on the first regularly
scheduled class meeting of Finals week (May 12-18).
• Hybrid/online classes which share rooms must check for room availability with the Division Dean before scheduling the final exam.
• Short term classes will meet for finals on the last scheduled class meeting.
• If you have a room conflict or a question on the appropriate date, please consult with the Division Dean.
M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, F=Friday
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COURSE NUMBERING SYSTEM
The following numbering system
indicates transferability, pass or no-pass
status and other related information. For
specific transfer information, consult a
counselor and refer to the catalog of the
prospective transfer institutions.
Class Numbers
001-049 - Qualify for an AA/AS
Degree; transfer to the University of
California system and the California
State Universities system.
050-099 - Qualify for an AA/AS Degree
and transfer to the California State
Universities system.
100-199 - Qualify for an AA/AS Degree
but, generally, do NOT transfer to fouryear institutions. Some classes may be
used to meet requirements in certain
majors at some four-year institutions.
300-399 - Credit classes which DO
NOT apply to an AA/AS Degree.
Exception: One English class below
English 001 which may be applied to an
Associate Degree as an elective. Classes
do not transfer to four-year institutions.
500-599 - Non-credit classes.
DEFINITIONS
Advisory – A class or equivalent
preparation that will broaden the
student’s learning experience in a
subsequent class.
CRN – What was previously known as
a SECTION number is now known as a
CRN number.
Co-Requisite – Some classes require
enrollment in both the lecture and the
lab, or are part of a learning community
that requires enrollment in all classes
within the community. Your enrollment
in a class with a co-requisite is blocked
until you have completed or enrolled in
the co-requisite class.
Prerequisite – A class or equivalent
preparation that must be completed
before enrolling in another class. Your
enrollment in a class with a prerequisite
is blocked until the requirements of the
prerequisite are satisfied.
Open Entry – Class that can be added
to a program of study up to the last day
to drop a full-term class.
Open Exit – Classes that can be completed by fulfilling class requirements
at any time during the semester.
SCC Minimum English and Math
Standards – The minimum English
standard is eligibility for enrollment
in English 370; the minimum math
standard is eligibility for enrollment
in Math 330.
Student ID Number – We assign a
unique 9-digit number to you when you
apply for admission. If you attended
Solano prior to Summer 2008, your
Student ID Number transferred over to
the new system.
Class Cancellation – The College
reserves the right to cancel any class
that does not meet minimum enrollment
requirements or has unexpected staffing
or facility situations that cannot be
satisfactorily resolved. Class times
and/or room assignments are subject to
change; changes are posted outside the
Office of Admissions and Records,
Building 400, Fairfield Campus, and at
the Vallejo and Vacaville Centers for
classes scheduled at these locations.
Call (707) 424-2431 for class times and
room changes at Travis Air Force Base.
Off Site Locations
DHS
Dixon High School
555 College Way, Dixon
FFTA
Travis Air Force Base
Building 249 at 530 Hickam Ave,
(Travis University Center)
Travis Air Force Base
VJAU
Vallejo Automotive Technology
1301 Georgia Street, Vallejo
VJOC Vallejo Center
545 Columbus Parkway, Vallejo
VVCT Vacaville Center
2001 North Village Pkwy.,
Vacaville
VVNU Nut Tree Airport
275 County Airport Road,
Vacaville
360-C
2nd Floor
360 Campus Lane
Fairfield
VVBC Buckingham Charter
188-b Bella Vista Rd.
Vacaville
Changes to the Printed Schedule
This class schedule is published for information purposes and is subject to
change without prior notice. Every effort is made to ensure its accuracy.
However, the provisions of this schedule are not to be regarded
as a contract between student and the College.
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GENERAL
GENERAL
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
How to Read this Schedule
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
ACCOUNTING
ACCT 001 • Principles Of Accounting—Financial
10175
10174
10176
10170
10171
TR
MW
W
MTWRF
MTWRF
10:00AM-11:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
06:00PM-09:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
Beckham S
Beckham S
Knox K
TBD Brightwell S
ACCT 002 • Principles Of Accounting—Managerial
10181 TR
10177 MTWRF
12:30PM-02:20PM LECT
ONLINE
ACCT 050 • Computer Accounting
10182 T
ACCT 176 • Intermediate Accounting
10179 R
18 TBD 18 TBD -
18 Brightwell S
18 Knox K
DATES
LOCATION
10183 F
18 Tow L
10604 MTWR
08:00AM-12:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Mayes B
AERO 107 • Powerplant Maintenance II
10548 MTWRF
08:00AM-12:05PM LECT/LAB 18 Spoelstra K
01/11-05/18 0804
01/11-05/18 1860
01/11-05/18 0506
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
CSU
01/11-05/18
06:00PM-08:05PM LAB
18 Spoelstra K
18 Spoelstra K
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 001 • Physical Anthropology
10670
10669
10672
11051
10674
11050
TR
MWF
TR
M
MTWRF
MTWRF
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
12:30PM-01:45PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
18
Taylor-Hill
Taylor-Hill
Wilson N
Gravely S
Taylor-Hill
Taylor-Hill
ANTH 001L • Physical Anthropology Laboratory
10676 TR
10677 MW
ART
11:00AM-12:15PM LECT
18 Brunner T
18 Florence F
18 Florence F
18 Florence F
09:00AM-11:55AM LECT/LAB 18 Pandone M
ART 007 • Design-Color
10733 TR
10.0 Units
01/11-05/18
VVNU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
VVCT
0802
0802
VJOC
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
VVCT
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1301
1301
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1301
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
01/11-05/18
1303
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-02/03
01/11-02/03
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10696
10691
10695
10698
VVNU
VVNU
MW
T
MTWRF
MTWRF
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
Florence F
Brunner T
Florence F
Florence F
01/11-05/18
1303
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1301
VJOC
ONLI
ONLI
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
Note: All students must pay a materials fee of $20.00, payable with enrollment fees
to the Office of Admissions and Records
VVNU
10730 MWF
10734 TR
VVNU
12:30PM-05:05PM LECT/LAB 8 Pandone M
06:00PM-08:55PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD -
ART 015 • Intermediate Drawing
01/11-03/08
01/11-05/18
1303
1303
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
VVNU
10731 MWF
ART 016 • Beginning Painting
VVNU
03/09-05/10
1303
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
09:30AM-03:45PM LECT/LAB 18 Grebmeier L
ART 017 • Intermediate Painting: Acrylic and Oil
0802
0802
VVCT
0802
ONLI
ONLI
01/11-05/18
1303
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
10736 TR
02:00PM-04:55PM LECT/LAB 18 Deragon F
ART 018 • Advanced Intermediate Painting:
Acrylic and Oil
01/11-05/18
1303
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11:00AM-12:30PM LECT/LAB 18 Taylor-Hill L 01/11-05/18
12:30PM-02:00PM LECT/LAB 18 Taylor-Hill L 01/11-05/18
01:00PM-02:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
ART 014 • Introduction To Drawing
10735 S
L 01/11-05/18
L 01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
L 01/11-05/18
L 01/11-05/18
09:00AM-11:55AM LECT/LAB 18 Delos K
ART 010 • Art Appreciation
10.0 Units
1.5 Units
10553 MW
07:00AM-07:50AM LAB
Wilson N
Gravely S
Cross L
Gravely S
LOCATION
AERO 151 • FAA Special Projects - Powerplant Enhancment
10552 MTW
10729 MW
1625
1.0 Unit
18 Spoelstra K
18
18
18
18
DATES
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
AERO 151 • FAA Special Projects - Powerplant Enhancment
07:00AM-07:50AM LAB
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
INSTRUCTOR
ART 006 • Design Principles In 2-Dimensions
1.0 Unit
10551 MTW
4 Spoelstra K
10694 TR
0804
AERO 150 • FAA Special Projects and Course Enhancement
01:00PM-05:10PM LAB
10:00AM-11:15AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
ART 003B • Arts of Africa, Oceania,
and the Americas
3.0 Units
1.0 Unit
10550 MTW
10692 TR
10693 W
0804
AERO 119 • FAA Powerplant Test Review & Qualification
4 Spoelstra K
WKS
ART 002 • Art History
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
TR
MW
T
W
10690 R
01/11-05/18 0802
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
1.0 Unit
01:00PM-05:10PM LAB
TYPE
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
AERO 118 • FAA Airframe Test Review and Qualification
10549 MTW
10679
10678
11251
10681
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
AERONAUTICS
AERO 105 • Airframe Maintenance II
TIMES
ANTH 002 • Cultural Anthropology
AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION
ACR 101 • Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
CRN DAYS
0802
0802
10737 TR
02:00PM-04:55PM LECT/LAB 18 Deragon F
01/11-05/18
1303
Updates are made regularly. Please check MySolano for up to date course listings, course information, and prerequisites; www.solano.edu
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TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
ART 019 • Figure Painting
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
ART 029 • Raku Pottery
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
ART 023 • Introduction to Ceramics: Hand Building
ART 032 • Sculpture—Human Figure
10738 F
09:00AM-03:20PM LECT/LAB 18 Rubenstein A
01/11-05/18
VJOC
10707 F
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
10708
10699
10716
10722
MW
MW
TR
TR
09:00AM-12:05PM
01:00PM-04:05PM
01:00PM-03:55PM
06:00PM-08:55PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
18
18
18
18
Lancet M
Lancet M
Santiago J
Peck P
ART 024 • Intermediate Ceramics: Hand Buiding
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
MW
MW
TR
TR
09:00AM-12:05PM
01:00PM-04:05PM
01:00PM-03:55PM
06:00PM-08:55PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
18
18
18
18
Lancet M
Lancet M
Santiago J
Peck P
1307
1307
1307
1307
10728 TR
ART 025 • Ceramic Design And Decoration:
Hand Building Methods
MW
MW
TR
TR
09:00AM-12:05PM
01:00PM-04:05PM
01:00PM-03:55PM
06:00PM-08:55PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
18
18
18
18
Lancet M
Lancet M
Santiago J
Peck P
11361 TR
10705 F
1307
1307
1307
1307
ART 026 • Introduction to Ceramics:
Wheel Throwing Techniques
MW
MW
TR
TR
09:00AM-12:05PM
01:00PM-04:05PM
01:00PM-03:55PM
06:00PM-08:55PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
18
18
18
18
10706 F
ART 027 • Intermediate Ceramic:
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
MW
MW
TR
TR
09:00AM-12:05PM
01:00PM-04:05PM
01:00PM-03:55PM
06:00PM-08:55PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
18
18
18
18
1307
1307
1307
1307
10715 W
ART 028 • Ceramic Design:
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
MW
MW
TR
TR
09:00AM-12:05PM
01:00PM-04:05PM
01:00PM-03:55PM
06:00PM-08:55PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
18
18
18
18
10714 W
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
06:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Santiago J
ART 052 • Lettering and Layout
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
01/11-04/05
01/11-05/18
1307
1311
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
01/11-05/18
1311
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1307
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
CSU
1307
3.5 Units
1311
1311
1311
1311
10739 MW
09:00AM-11:55AM LECT/LAB 18 Smith R
ART 054 • Illustration I
01/11-05/18
CSU
1315
3.5 Units
10740 MW
ART 055 • Illustration II
1311
1311
1311
1311
01/11-05/18
CSU
1315
3.5 Units
10741 MW
ART 056 • Graphic Design I
01/11-05/18
CSU
1315
3.5 Units
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
Lancet M
Lancet M
Santiago J
Peck P
1307
10742 MW
10746 TR
10713
10704
10721
10727
ART 037 • Clay and Glazes for the Ceramic Artist
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
Lancet M
Lancet M
Santiago J
Peck P
01/11-04/05
10712
10703
10720
10726
09:30AM-03:45PM LECT/LAB 18 Lancet M
ART 036 • Ceramics Surfaces Drawing and Painting on Clay
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
Lancet M
Lancet M
Santiago J
Peck P
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
10711
10702
10719
10725
ART 034 • Ceramic Sculpture
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1307
10710
10701
10718
10724
ART 033 • Intermediate Sculpture
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10709
10700
10717
10723
1311
1311
1311
1311
01:00PM-03:55PM LECT/LAB 18 Smith R
ART 057 • Graphic Design II
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
1315
1315
3.5 Units
10743 MW
10749 TR
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1315
1315
21
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
ART 058 • Clothed Figure
DATES
CSU
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
ART 060 • Exhibition Design
10779 R
8 Whitesell J
ART 064 • Monotype/Monoprint
01/11-05/18
CSU
ATHL 002B • Women’s Intercollegiate
Basketball (Spring)
VJOC
10826 MTWRF
1315
06:00PM-09:05PM LECT/LAB 18 Kleckner J
3.5 Units
01/11-05/18
10945 M
10948 T
10946 W
ASL 047 • American Sign Language 2
10963 R
10964 R
18 Estes C
18 Harmon C
18 Estes C
18 Estes C
18 Harmon C
ASTRONOMY
ASTR 010 • General Astronomy
10083
10080
10081
10084
10983
MWF
MTWRF
MTWRF
TR
S
11:00AM-11:50AM
01:00PM-02:15PM
10:00AM-12:50PM
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
LECT
LECT
ASTR 020 • Astronomy Laboratory
10086 T
10085 T
11:00AM-01:50PM LAB
06:30PM-09:20PM LAB
ASTR 030 • The Solar System
10088 M
10087 MTWRF
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
Baldi A
Berryhill K
Berryhill K
Smith R
Johnson T
18 Baldi A
18 Smith R
18 Smith R
18 Berryhill K
ASTR 040 • Stars, Galaxies, And Cosmology
10089 MWF
09:00AM-09:50AM LECT
18 Baldi A
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
0701
VJOC
0308
ONLI
ONLI
VJOC
VVCT
01:30PM-03:20PM LAB
12:00PM-01:50PM LAB
18 Pearson-Bloom T 01/11-05/18
18 Parrish S
18 Stover S
02:00PM-04:05PM LAB
9 Nagle J
T
R
R
T
R
08:00AM-12:50PM
08:00AM-12:50PM
01:00PM-05:50PM
04:00PM-08:50PM
04:00PM-08:50PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
18
18
18
18
18
Marshall R
Marshall R
Hidy P
Reeves G
Reeves G
ATEC 131 • Automotive Electrical Systems
11432 TR
05:30PM-09:20PM LECT/LAB 18 Marshall R
ATEC 133 • Automotive Engine Repair
10617 MW
05:30PM-09:30PM LECT/LAB 18 Hidy P
ATEC 134 • Automatic Transmissions/Transaxles
0444
0301
10618 MW
ATEC 136 • Automotive Manual Drivetrain and Axles
11433 MW
0308
ONLI
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
08:00AM-11:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Marshall R
CSU
AUTB 100 • Fundaments of Auto Body Repair
10185 MTWRF
08:00AM-11:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Ulrich D
AUTB 101 • Spray Paint Theory and Techniques
10189 MTWRF
AUTB 102 • Automotive Body Panels and
Frame Straightening
10192 MTWRF
AUTB 103 • Advanced Auto Body Repair and Painting
10194 MTWRF
1764
1761
1765
1.0 Unit
01/11-03/11
1701
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
VJAU
VJAU
VJAU
FFHS
FFHS
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
VJAU
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
VJAU
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
VJAU
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
AUTOMOTIVE BODY AND REPAIR
0308
1701
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
10616
11427
11428
11430
11431
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1.0 Unit
01/11-03/11
ATHL 015 • Men’s Intercollegiate Baseball
01:30PM-03:20PM LAB
ATEC 070 • Automotive Fundamentals
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
8 Borchert M
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
11274 MTWRF
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
12:30PM-02:35PM LAB
ATHL 016B • Men’s Intercollegiate Basketball (Spring) UC/CSU
0701
VJOC
VVCT
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
LOCATION
ATHL 010 • Men’s and Women’s Intercollegiate
Swimming and Diving (Spring)
11269 MTWRF
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
DATES
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
11164 MTWRF
1315
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
INSTRUCTOR
ATHL 003 • Women’s IntercollegiateSoftball
10922 MTWRF
10752 MW
WKS
ATHLETICS
1.0 Unit
03/09-05/10
CSU
TYPE
3.5 Units
10750 F
TIMES
VJAU
10.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1855
10.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1855
10.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1855
10.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1855
22
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
BIOLOGY
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
BIO 003 • Evolution, Ecology & Biodiversity
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
BIO 004 • Human Anatomy
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
10144 TR
TR
10143 MW
MW
11426 TR
TR
10147 MWF
MWF
10150 TR
TR
10146 MWF
MWF
10149 TR
TR
10145 MWF
MWF
10151 TR
TR
10148 MWF
MW
10152 MW
T
10153 TR
W
01:00PM-05:20PM LECT/LAB 18 Re E
02:15PM-06:45PM LECT/LAB 18 Dekloe J
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:15PM
01:00PM-02:15PM
02:30PM-05:20PM
01:00PM-02:15PM
02:30PM-05:20PM
08:00AM-09:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
08:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
09:00AM-09:50AM
10:00AM-11:50AM
09:00AM-10:15AM
11:00AM-01:50PM
11:00AM-11:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
12:30PM-01:45PM
02:00PM-04:50PM
01:30PM-02:20PM
02:30PM-05:20PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
18
18
18
18
18
18
Paschal R
Paschal R
TBD TBD TBD TBD -
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Word J
Word J
Itaya P
Itaya P
Itaya P
Itaya P
Molnar M
Molnar M
Molnar M
Molnar M
TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD Young M
Young M
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Young M
Young M
Young M
Young M
Moore R
Moore R
Summers P
Summers P
TBD TBD TBD TBD -
BIO 005 • Human Physiology
10154 MW
MW
10156 TR
TR
10158 MW
MW
10157 TR
TR
10155 MW
MW
10159 MW
MW
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:15PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
09:00AM-11:50AM
12:00PM-01:15PM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-01:50PM
11:00AM-01:50PM
02:00PM-03:15PM
05:00PM-06:15PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
BIO 012 • Environmental Science
10161 TR
10160 MTWRF
ONLINE
18 Muick P
18 Muick P
This course requires in person attendance for the FINAL exam.
BIO 012L • Environmental Science Laboratory
10162 R
01:00PM-04:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Muick P
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
BIO 014 • Principles of Microbiology
BIO 002 • Principles of Cell and Molecular Biology
10141 TR
10142 MW
CRN DAYS
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10190 MWF
MW
10188 TR
TR
10184 TR
R
10191 T
R
10186 F
S
10187 T
R
VVCT
1852
VVCT
VVCT
1528
0305
10199 TR
R
10196 TR
T
10193 MWF
W
10211 MWF
M
10249 MW
W
10247 TR
T
10248 W
M
10210 R
T
10202 M
W
10251
10252
10260
10256
10258
10261
10257
10253
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LAB
LECT
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Silva M
Silva M
Re E
Re E
Hefner-Gravink
Hefner-Gravink
TBD TBD Decker N
Decker N
Farahnak F
Farahnak F
Thomas G
Thomas G
Smith M
Smith M
Smith M
Smith M
Gerhart K
Gerhart K
TBD TBD Riddell B
Riddell B
Krueger L
Krueger L
Smith M
Smith M
Magsaysay M
Magsaysay M
MWF
TR
MW
TR
MW
W
M
MTWRF
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
11:00AM-12:15PM
01:00PM-02:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
-
LECT
LECT
2
LECT
LECT
2
LECT
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
10254 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
10255 MTWRF
-
10259 MTWRF
-
Paschal R
Aptekar R
Thomas G
Moore R
Riddell B
TBD Molnar M
Moore R
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
VJOC
VJOC
VVCT
VVCT
0308
0307
VJOC
VJOC
0443
0307
0443
0307
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0446
0305
0305
0308
0305
VVCT
VVCT
VJOC
VJOC
VJOC
VJOC
VVCT
VVCT
0445
0305
VJOC
VJOC
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 Moore R
01/11-05/18
ONLI
ONLINE
18 Staffero L
01/11-05/18
ONLI
ONLINE
8 Staffero L
03/09-05/10
ONLI
BIO 016L • Human Biology Laboratory
0305
LOCATION
VVCT
1860
1625
VVCT
VJOC
0308
VVCT
ONLI
0812
ONLI
DATES
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:30AM-12:20PM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-01:50PM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-01:50PM
10:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-02:50PM
12:00PM-01:15PM
01:30PM-04:20PM
12:30PM-01:45PM
09:00AM-11:50AM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
BIO 016 • Introduction to Human Biology
0307
0705
0307
1646
VVCT
VVCT
0712
0307
0307
0506
0702
0307
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
BIO 015 • Introduction to Biology
0306
0301
0306
0443
0446
0306
0443
0306
0443
0306
0443
0306
0714
0306
0306
0444
0306
0446
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
08:30AM-09:20AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
12:30PM-01:45PM
02:00PM-04:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
09:00AM-11:50AM
06:30PM-09:20PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
INSTRUCTOR
10262 T
MTWRF
12:30PM-02:20PM LAB
ONLINE
18 Moore R
18 Moore R
10992 R
R
01:25PM-04:15PM LAB
18 Molnar M
18 Molnar M
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
This is an Online/Hybrid section and has mandatory in person meetings.
BIO 018 • Biology Of Sex
10263 TR
18 Hefner-Gravink
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
0308
23
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
BIO 019 • Marine Biology
10264 MWF
M
02:00PM-04:50PM LAB
BIO 047 • Independent Study
10265
10266
-
LAB
LAB
BIO 049 • Biology Honors
-
10267
10268
10269
LAB
LAB
LAB
INSTRUCTOR
18 Paschal R
18 Paschal R
18 TBD 18 TBD 18 TBD 18 TBD 18 TBD -
BIO 099 • Biology Honors: Special Dissection
-
10270
10271
10272
10273
10274
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
18
18
18
18
18
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
-
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
UC/CSU
0308
0307
10219 TR
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10275 M
18 Dekloe J
0306
BIOT 063 • Biotechnology Instrumentation:
Quality Control & Genetic Engineering
10276 F
08:00AM-04:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Re E
BIOT 160 • Basic Concepts/Methods
in Biotechnology
10277 TR
18 Reina L
BUSINESS
BUS 005 • Introduction To Business
10197
10200
10203
10201
10204
11262
11261
10198
10195
11439
MWF
MWF
TR
MWF
MWF
TR
T
W
MTWRF
MTWR
08:00AM-08:50AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
01:00PM-01:50PM
02:30PM-03:45PM
05:45PM-08:35PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Alums R
Slaton L
Ogden C
Slaton L
Ogden C
Bolton A
Bolton A
Watkins S
Garnier M
Cain P
BUS 018 • Legal Environment Of Business
10208
10205
11264
11265
MWF
MW
MW
W
10:00AM-10:50AM
01:30PM-02:45PM
02:30PM-03:45PM
05:45PM-08:35PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
BUS 092 • Business Communication
10214
10217
10215
10216
TR
MWF
MTWRF
MTWRF
08:00AM-09:15AM
12:00PM-12:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
TBD Anderson K
Bolton A
Bolton A
Alums R
Slaton L
Slaton L
Slaton L
CSU
01/11-05/18
0506
10222 TR
18 Slaton L
01/11-05/18
0506
10224 TR
18 Slaton L
01/11-05/18
0506
10606
10608
10607
10609
10610
10605
1860
MWF
TR
MWF
MWF
W
MTWRF
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
CDFS 040 • Family Relationships
10624 TR
11329 MW
18 Slaton L
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0506
18
18
18
18
18
18
Ayala
Means
Ayala
Obegi
TBD Ayala
A
J
A
A
A
18 Smith T
18 Smith T
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1633
1633
1633
VVCT
1633
ONLI
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1625
1646
This section of the Umoja Learning Community is designed to incorporate Political
Science 001 Introduction to American Government and Politics, with Child
Development and Family Students 040 Family Relationship. It examines the
introduction to the theory and practice ofAMerican politics including an analysis of
the operation of national, state, and local governments, as well as the U.S. and
California Constitutions. This course also includes a study of sociological and
psychological factors influencing relationships, particularly dating, family, and marital
relationships, as well as alternative lifestyles in contemporary society, including
factors that affect communication and interpersonal interactions within relationships.
You must enroll in both PLSC 001 (10745) and CDFS 040 (11329).
To register for this Learning Community during online registration: When on the
“Add Classes Worksheet” enter each CRN into a separate box.
1852
1852
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 0506
01/11-05/18 0506
01/11-05/18 0713
01/11-05/18 0801
01/11-05/18 0803
01/11-05/18 CSPS
01/11-05/18 CSPS
01/11-05/18 VJOC
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
CDFS 050 • Child, Family, Community
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
CDFS 062 • Introduction to Early Childhood Education:
Principles and Practices
CSU
3.0 Units
CDFS 063 • Introduction to Curriculum ``
CSU
3.0 Units
CDFS 064 • Observation and Assessment
CSU
3.0 Units
CDFS 065 • Early Childhood Education Practicum I
CSU
4.0 Units
10611 T
18 Smith T
CDFS 053 • Teaching in a Diverse Society
10612 M
10613 TR
10614 T
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CSU
1.0-3.0 Unit
CDFS 038 • Child Growth and Development
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0708
CHILD DEVELOPMENT & FAMILY STUDIES
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
03/09-05/10
18 Slaton L
10226 TR
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
LOCATION
1.5 Units
8 Cary A
BUS 182 • Small Business Mathematics
1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
DATES
This is a 3-unit course.
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
INSTRUCTOR
10221 TR
BIOTECHNOLOGY
BIOT 052 • Business And Regulatory
Practices In Biotechnology
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
WKS
BUS 181 • Business Mathematics
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TYPE
BUS 100 • Work Readiness
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TIMES
0812
0505
CSPS
CSPS
10615 TR
3.0 Units
10628 R
01/11-05/18 0811
01/11-05/18 0506
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
10630 W
LAB
18 Smith S
18 Ayala A
18 Bussewitz B
18 Ayala A
18 Verarde C
18 Cowee M
18 Cowee M
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1633
1633
1625
1625
1633
1634
1633
24
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
CHEM 004 • Organic Chemistry II
CDFS 066 • Early Childhood Education Practicum II
CSU
4.0 Units
CDFS 070 • Lifespan Human Development
CSU
3.0 Units
10631 W
10637
10634
10635
10636
10632
10633
MWF
TR
W
M
MTWRF
MTWRF
LAB
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
01:00PM-03:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 Cowee M
18 Cowee M
18
18
18
18
18
18
Obegi A
TBD Nazarenko S
Bussewitz B
Smith T
Smith T
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1633
VVCT
1642
VJOC
1625
ONLI
ONLI
CDFS 071 • Language and Literature for ECE
CSU
3.0 Units
CDFS 074 • Science and Math for ECE
CSU
3.0 Units
CDFS 075 • Care of Infants and Toddlers:
Social-Emotional Foundations
CSU
3.0 Units
CDFS 081 • Early Childhood Staff Supervision
CSU
3.0 Units
10638 M
10639 T
10640 T
10641 W
18 Obegi A
18 Cowee M
18 TBD 18 Means J
CDFS 082 • Adult Supervision: The Mentor Teacher
10643 R
S
8 Ayala A
8 Ayala A
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 001 • General Chemistry
10118 MW
F
10113 TR
TR
10117 TR
TR
10114 MW
MW
10115 MW
MW
10116 TR
TR
08:00AM-10:50AM
08:00AM-10:50AM
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:30AM-12:20PM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-01:50PM
11:00AM-12:15PM
12:30PM-03:20PM
01:00PM-02:15PM
02:30PM-05:20PM
05:15PM-06:30PM
06:40PM-09:30PM
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
10121 MW
F
10119 TR
TR
10122 MW
MW
10120 MW
MW
08:00AM-10:50AM
08:00AM-10:50AM
08:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
11:00AM-01:50PM
02:00PM-03:15PM
05:30PM-06:45PM
07:00PM-09:50PM
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
CHEM 003 • Organic Chemistry I
10123 MW
W
W
02:00PM-05:50PM LAB
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Eskandari V
Eskandari V
Higashi J
Higashi J
Conrad K
Conrad K
Gelfand V
Gelfand V
Conrad K
Conrad K
Higashi J
Higashi J
Higashi J
Higashi J
Kaur K
Kaur K
Kaur K
Kaur K
Lam O
Lam O
18 Santiago M
18 Santiago M
18 Santiago M
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
1633
1633
1634
INSTRUCTOR
10124 MW
M
M
10991 MW
M
F
10125 TR
R
R
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
01:00PM-04:50PM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
08:00AM-11:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
12:00PM-12:50PM
02:00PM-05:50PM
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Santiago
Santiago
Santiago
Santiago
Santiago
Arnaiz D
Santiago
Santiago
Santiago
10126 MW
F
10129 M
W
10127 TR
R
10130 M
W
10128 T
R
09:00AM-10:15AM
08:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-01:50PM
11:00AM-01:50PM
11:00AM-12:15PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Kaur K
Kaur K
Balsley S
Balsley S
Sharma N
Sharma N
Montanez R
Montanez R
Wei Q
Wei Q
10131 TR
T
1633
1633
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
02:00PM-04:50PM LAB
18 Grant P
18 Grant P
CHEM 051 • Chemistry for the Health Sciences
10132 TR
TR
10133 MW
MW
0304
0444
VVCT
VVCT
0446
0304
VJOC
VJOC
0446
0304
VVCT
VVCT
08:30AM-09:45AM
11:00AM-01:50PM
05:15PM-06:30PM
06:45PM-09:35PM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
CHEM 160 • Introductory Chemistry
10134 TR
T
10135 TR
T
10138 TR
T
10139 TR
R
10137 M
W
10140 M
W
10136 T
R
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
WKS
CHEM 011 • Basic Organic Chemistry &
Biochemistry
1625
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TYPE
CHEM 010 • Intermediate Chemistry
2.0 Units
01/11-03/08
02/06-02/06
TIMES
VVCT
VVCT
0304
1746
0304
0444
0444
0304
09:00AM-10:15AM
11:00AM-01:50PM
11:00AM-12:15PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
01:00PM-02:15PM
02:30PM-05:20PM
01:00PM-02:15PM
02:30PM-05:20PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0444
0444
0303
0444
0444
0303
0444
0444
0303
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0702
0304
VVCT
VVCT
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
0303
VVCT
VVCT
0445
0303
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
0303
5.0 Units
18
18
18
18
Spillner C
01/11-05/18
Spillner C
01/11-05/18
Subramanian M 01/11-05/18
Subramanian M 01/11-05/18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Yandulov D
Yandulov D
Arnaiz D
Arnaiz D
Calef D
Calef D
Basaran V
Basaran V
Hawkes W
Hawkes W
Asemota V
Asemota V
Roberti T
Roberti T
VJOC
VJOC
0445
0303
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0445
0303
0446
0303
VJOC
VJOC
VVCT
VVCT
VJOC
VJOC
0443
0304
0443
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0444
0444
0303
25
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
CINEMATOGRAPHY
CINA 010 • The Art of the Cinema
11328
11319
11259
11321
11322
TR
T
M
MTWRF
MTWRF
09:30AM-10:45AM
01:00PM-03:50PM
02:00PM-04:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
CINA 011 •American Cultures in Film
11326
11327
11260
11320
11323
T
W
R
R
MTWRF
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
CINA 015 • Film Production
11338 R
LAB
CINA 016 • Film Production
11342 R
LAB
-
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Smith-Rowsey
Kielwasser A
Wadenius A
Mazak S
Mazak S
Anderson K
Wadenius A
Anderson K
Geyer A
Mazak S
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0308
VJOC
0308
ONLI
ONLI
10242
10243
10244
10245
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
VJOC
1645
VVCT
1646
ONLI
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
CIS 015 • Programming In Visual Basic.NET
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:20AM-09:50AM
11:00AM-12:25PM
12:25PM-12:50PM
-
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
Berrett
Berrett
Urrutia
Urrutia
TBD -
0121
0121
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18
18
18
18
TBD Berrett M
Urrutia J
TBD -
09:00AM-10:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Urrutia J
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0501
0503
VVCT
0505
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
3.0 Units
CIS 055 • MS Windows Operating Systems
CSU
3.0 Units
CIS 061 • Creating Web Pages
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
CIS 070 • Adobe Photoshop for the Web
CSU
3.0 Units
CIS 073 • Microsoft Excel
CSU
3.0 Units
CIS 075 • Client-Side Web Programming
CSU
3.0 Units
CIS 078 • Access - Database Management System
CSU
3.0 Units
CIS 089 • Essential Networking Technologies
CSU
3.0 Units
CIS 090 • Introduction To PowerPoint
CSU
1.5 Units
CSU
1.5 Units
10363 MTWRF
10365 MTWRF
10366 TR
09:30AM-10:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
12:00PM-01:15PM
01:30PM-02:45PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
-
10375
10378
10367
10369
10863
MW
TR
W
MTWRF
MTWRF
10379 MWF
10380 MWF
10384 M
10382 MTWRF
10388 MTWRF
10995 MWF
10390 MTWRF
10398 MTWF
10399 MW
09:00AM-10:15AM
12:30PM-01:45PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
-
ONLINE
CIS 091 • Microsoft Outlook
10401 MW
ONLINE
ONLINE
CIS 066 • Microsoft Word
01/11-05/18 0743
01/11-05/18 0743
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
VVCT
CSU
10362 TR
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 0505
01/11-05/18 0505
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18
DHS
01/11-05/18
DHS
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18
3.0 Units
TR
TR
MW
TR
R
MTWRF
MTWRF
CIS 052 • UNIX Operating System
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
M
M
J
J
LOCATION
CSU
10350
10361
11419
10357
10355
10351
10359
Students are required to spend 1 hour per week in the computer lab as part of the
course requirements
11425 TR
TR
10241 MW
MW
10240 MTWRF
06:00PM-09:50PM
12:30PM-02:20PM
11:00AM-12:50PM
11:00AM-12:15PM
CIS 050 • Microcomputer Applications
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
Berrett M
Berrett M
TBD TBD TBD TBD Urrutia J
Urrutia J
Anderson K
Anderson K
Berrett M
Berrett M
TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD Anderson K
Anderson K
Berrett M
TBD TBD -
M
TR
TR
TR
10246 TR
course requirements
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:25AM-09:50AM
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:25AM-09:50AM
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:25AM-09:50AM
09:00AM-10:15AM
10:25AM-10:50AM
09:00AM-10:15AM
10:25AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-11:15AM
11:25AM-11:50AM
10:00AM-11:15AM
11:25AM-11:50AM
02:00PM-03:15PM
03:25PM-03:50PM
06:00PM-07:15PM
07:25PM-07:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
09:00PM-09:50PM
-
DATES
course requirements
COMPUTER INFORMATIONAL SCIENCE
10228 MW
MW
10236 TR
TR
10236 TR
TR
10231 MW
MW
10229 TR
TR
10230 MW
MW
10237 TR
TR
10238 TR
TR
10239 MW
MW
11422 R
R
10232 MTWRF
10233 MTWRF
10235 MTWRF
INSTRUCTOR
CIS 023 • Data Structures And Algorithms
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
CIS 001 • Introduction To Computer Science
WKS
course requirements
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18 McIver I
18 McIver I
TYPE
CIS 022 • Introduction to Programming
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
18 McIver I
18 McIver I
TIMES
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
TBD TBD Anderson K
TBD TBD Wylie E
TBD -
18 Berrett M
18 TBD 18 TBD 18 TBD 18
18
18
18
18
TBD TBD TBD McCarthy J
McCarthy J
18 TBD 18 Anderson K
18 TBD 18 TBD -
18 TBD 18 Urrutia J
18 TBD -
18 Lee W
8 TBD 8 TBD -
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 VJOC
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 0503
01/11-05/18 0503
01/11-05/18 0501
01/11-05/18 VJOC
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18
0503
01/11-05/18 0503
01/11-05/18 VJOC
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
0501
0501
26
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CJ 001 • Introduction to Criminal Justice
10406
10405
10414
10419
10404
TR
MWF
TR
R
MTWRF
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
04:00PM-06:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
CJ 002 • Concepts of Criminal Law
10421 MWF
10422 TR
10420 MTWRF
ONLINE
CJ 011 • Community Relations
10425 MWF
10424 TR
10423 TR
CJ 051 • Criminal Investigations
18
18
18
18
18
Nordin S
Nordin S
Valenzuela J
Goodwin M
Nordin S
18 Goldberg E
18 Valenzuela J
18 Kolbe K
18 Goodwin M
18 Valenzuela J
18 Nordin S
DATES
LOCATION
01/11-05/18 0803
01/11-05/18 0803
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 0803
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
0802
VVCT
0803
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
CJ 057 • Criminal Justice Career Development
CSU
3.0 Units
CJ 058 • Fundamentals of Crime and Delinquency
CSU
3.0 Units
18 Nordin S
18 Goodwin M
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0803
0803
10430 M
18 Winistorfer R 01/11-05/18
VVCT
CJ 053 • Legal Aspects of Evidence
10432 MWF
10433 MTWRF
ONLINE
CJ 056 • Juvenile Procedures
10434 MWF
11036 TR
10435 M
10438 MWF
10436 TR
10437 MTWRF
ONLINE
CJ 059 • Interviewing and Counseling
10439 TR
10440 MTWRF
ONLINE
CJ 060 • Probation and Parole
11038 TR
11037 MTWRF
ONLINE
18 Goodwin M
18 Nordin S
18 Twitchell K
18 Goldberg E
18 Dawson S
18 Twitchell K
18 TBD 18 TBD 18 Goldberg E
18 Kolbe K
18 Nordin S
18 Nordin S
01/11-05/18 0803
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0803
0803
VVCT
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
COMM 006 • Argumentation and Debate
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
COMM 008 • Group Communication
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10041 MWF
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 0801
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
CSU
WKS
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
MWF
TR
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
MW
MWF
TR
TR
TR
MW
MW
W
MW
MW
MW
M
M
T
R
10038 TR
10040 TR
01/11-05/18 0802
01/11-05/18 VJOC
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
CSU
TYPE
COMM 001 • Introduction to Public Speaking
10018
10020
10019
10034
10014
10022
10026
10029
10023
10031
10035
10024
10032
10027
10028
10033
11239
10025
10017
10037
11236
10015
10016
10036
11237
10012
10013
11238
10011
10030
10021
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TIMES
COMMUNICATION STUDIES
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10428 MWF
10426 TR
CJ 052 • Investigative Report Writing
CRN DAYS
3.0 Units
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
8
8
8
18
18
8
8
18
18
18
18
East E
East E
East E
Bernacchi
East E
Beasley A
Erbe K
TBD Poff G
Bernacchi
Whitesell
Poff G
Bernacchi
Erbe K
Poff G
Beasley A
Turney N
Poff G
East E
Whitesell
Erbe K
East E
East E
Whitesell
Turney N
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
A
01/11-05/18
J
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
J
01/11-05/18
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
J
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
Dwiggins-Beeler 01/11-03/08
Dwiggins-Beeler 03/09-05/10
Turney N
01/11-05/18
Beasley A
01/11-05/18
Poff G
01/11-05/18
Perez J
01/11-05/18
18 Phalen D
18 Petero A
18 Whitesell J
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1642
1642
1642
0714
1642
VJOC
VVCT
0701
1625
0714
VVCT
1642
0714
VVCT
0445
VJOC
VVCT
1642
1642
0714
VVCT
1642
1642
VVCT
CSPS
FFTA
FFTA
CSPS
VJOC
0714
VVCT
0714
0714
VVCT
COMM 010 • Interpersonal Communications
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
COMM 015 • Oral Interpretation of Literature
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10042 MWF
01/11-05/18 1101
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
08:00AM-08:50AM
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
11:00AM-12:15PM
11:00AM-12:15PM
12:00PM-01:15PM
12:00PM-12:50PM
12:30PM-01:45PM
12:30PM-01:45PM
12:30PM-03:20PM
01:00PM-04:05PM
01:00PM-03:50PM
01:00PM-03:50PM
02:30PM-03:45PM
05:00PM-08:05PM
05:00PM-07:50PM
05:45PM-08:35PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
10043 TR
18 East E
18 Whitesell J
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1642
0701
27
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
COMM 050 • Forensics/Speech Workshop
These are 1-unit courses
DATES
CSU
LOCATION
18 Phalen D
18 Petero A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0446
0446
10044 T
12:30PM-01:20PM
01:30PM-02:20PM
-
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
18
18
18
18
Phalen
Phalen
Petero
Petero
D
D
A
A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0446
12:30PM-01:20PM
01:30PM-02:20PM
-
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
18
18
18
18
Phalen
Phalen
Petero
Petero
D
D
A
A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
12:30PM-01:20PM
01:30PM-02:20PM
-
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
18
18
18
18
Phalen
Phalen
Petero
Petero
D
D
A
A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10049 T
10046 T
10053 T
10047 T
10050 T
COMM 075B • Sports Broadcasting - Spring Sports
10982 W
01:00PM-03:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Poff G
LAB
18 Poff G
COSMETOLOGY
COSM 101 • Cosmetology II
CSU
08:00AM-08:50AM
08:00AM-09:00AM
09:00AM-12:50PM
09:15AM-02:30PM
LECT
LECT
LAB
LAB
COSM 102 • Cosmetology III
11089 MTWRF
MWF
TR
09:00AM-12:50PM LAB
09:00AM-02:05PM LAB
COSM 103A • Cosmetology IV
11090 MWF
TR
MWF
TR
08:00AM-08:50AM
08:00AM-09:00AM
09:00AM-12:50PM
09:15AM-02:30PM
LECT
LECT
LAB
LAB
COSM 103B • Cosmetology V
11092 MTWRF
MWF
TR
11097 MWF
TR
MWF
TR
08:00AM-08:50AM
09:00AM-12:25PM
09:00AM-02:10PM
08:00AM-08:50AM
08:00AM-09:00AM
09:00AM-12:50PM
09:15AM-02:30PM
LECT
LAB
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LAB
18
18
18
18
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
-
18 TBD 18 TBD 18 TBD 8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
-
TYPE
11370
11365
11387
11368
11373
0446
TR
MW
R
MTWRF
MTWRF
TR
MW
TR
T
W
MTWRF
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
0446
COUN 055 • Valuing Diversity
11388 MW
11389 TR
11380 MTWRF
0121
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
-
18
18
18
18
18
18
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
-
18 TBD 18 TBD 18 TBD -
COUN 062 • Helping Skills: Creating Alliances &
Facilitating Change
COUN 064A • Practicum I
11384 T
CSU
LAB
COUN 064B • Practicum II
11385 T
LAB
18 TBD 18 TBD -
4.0 Units
18 TBD 18 TBD 18 TBD 18 TBD -
COUN 088 • Math, Engineering And Science
Achievement (MESA) Enrichment
11418 F
1625
1625
1610
1610
18 TBD -
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
VJOC
0443
VVCT
ONLI
ONLI
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0446
0446
VVCT
VJOC
ONLI
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
VJOC
VVCT
ONLI
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0446
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0446
CSU
4.0 Units
CSU
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0446
0446
DRAFTING
DRFT 045 • Introduction to Computer-Aided
Drafting (CAD)
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
DRFT 058 • Solid Modeling with Solidworks
CSU
3.0 Units
DRFT 060 • Architectural Drafting I
CSU
3.0 Units
DRFT 079 • Blueprint Reading
CSU
3.0 Units
10594
10595
10596
11417
1625
1610
1610
MW
TR
MTWRF
TR
11415 TR
6.0 Units
1625
1625
1610
1610
11416 MW
10597 TR
6.0 Units
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
03:00PM-04:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
0446
0446
12.5 Units
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
11378
11377
11376
11375
11374
11379
12.5 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
11:00AM-12:15PM
01:00PM-02:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
COUN 050 • Career—Life Planning
0446
11381 R
11382 W
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
INSTRUCTOR
COUN 007 • College Study Techniques
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
WKS
COUNSELING
Discipline Note: First-time students and students enrolling in COSM 100 are required
to attend an orientation meeting. All students enrolling in COSM 100 must pay a
Materials Fee with enrollment fees to the Admissions and Records office. In addition,
all students must purchase a Cosmetology 100 Course Materials Package from the
College Bookstore. These materials, which are in addition to enrollment and other
fees, include textbooks, scantrons, cosmetology kit and become the property of the
student. The Course Materials Package must be paid in full at the SCC Bookstore
prior to the orientation meeting and acceptance into the class. A copy of the register
receipt must be presented at the first class meeting. The materials kit will be
distributed at the first class meeting to students with receipts. Contact the Bookstore
at 707-864-7111 for the final prices and the website www.Solano.bnc
11088 MWF
TR
MWF
TR
TIMES
1.0-4.0 Unit
10045 T
10048 T
CRN DAYS
1625
1610
1610
1625
1625
1610
1610
01:00PM-03:15PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
04:00PM-06:15PM
18
18
12
18
Cook K
Cook K
Cook K
Carney S
06:00PM-08:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Jourgensen C
06:30PM-08:45PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 01:00PM-02:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Cook K
DRFT 140 • Surveying
10598 TR
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
ONLINE
LECT/LAB
04:00PM-06:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Foulk B
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
02/17-05/11
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1879
1879
ONLI
VJOC
1879
1881
1881
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1881
28
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
ECONOMICS
ECON 001 • Principles Of Economics
(Macroeconomics)
10465
10464
10466
10467
10468
10462
10463
TR
MWF
TR
MWF
MWF
MTWRF
MTWRF
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
(Microeconomics)
10473
10470
10471
10469
TR
MWF
TR
MTWRF
09:00AM-10:15AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
-
01/11-05/18 0506
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 0506
01/11-05/18 0506
01/11-05/18 0506
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
18
18
18
18
02:00PM-05:40PM
05:30PM-08:05PM
05:30PM-07:55PM
08:05PM-09:20PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT
LAB
8
8
8
8
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 0506
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
Jansen,Zuniga
Jansen,Zuniga
Zimmerman J
Zimmerman J
Zuniga J
Jansen J
Webster V
Webster V
EMT 213 • Emergency Medical Technician
(Basic) Refresher
11002 SU
S
11003 SU
S
08:00AM-05:15PM
08:00AM-05:15PM
08:00AM-05:15PM
08:00AM-05:15PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
2
2
2
2
Modrich
Modrich
Modrich
Modrich
DATES
LOCATION
Introduction to Library Research and Information Competency
4 Units
ENGL 001 • College Composition
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
-
EMT 128 • Emergency Medical Responder
10903 WF
10902 MW
10904 TR
TR
INSTRUCTOR
These courses must be taken together as a linked learning community. Work completed in LR 010 will prepare students for the English 001 reasearch project. Work in
LR 010 will be completed online, with supplemental workshops and instruction
offered in the Library. Go to http://www.solano.edu/library/corequisite.html for
more information.
7.0 Units
Students will be required to attend one MANDATORY Information Meeting on
Thursday, January 7, 2016, from 1-4PM, in room 803. Students must have a valid BLS
for Healthcare Providers card to be considered eligible for entry. The Prerequisite is
EMT 128 (FIRE 128), First Responder. Failure to attend the meeting will result in
being dropped from the roster. Students successfully completing EMT 112 are
eligible to take the National Registry Emergency Medical Technician (Basic) Exam as
required by the state of California for certification. Certification enables students to
qualify for employment withAMbulance services, fire, or rescue services, search &
rescue crews, ski patrol or related pre-hospital emergency care positions. NOTE:
By law, applicants for certification must be at least 18 years of age. Students must
present current Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers course completion card at
the orientation meeting in order to enroll in the course. Students will be responsible
for Certified B.
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
WKS
• English 001 College Composition w L/R 010:
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
EMT 112 • Emergency Medical Technician (Basic)
10:00AM-12:15PM
01:30PM-04:20PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
TYPE
ENGLISH
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICHIAN
10900 TR
TR
10901 TR
WF
TIMES
M
M
M
M
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0808
0808
0808
0808
3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
0808
VVCT
0801
0809
1.0 Unit
01/16-01/17
01/23-01/23
04/09-04/10
04/23-04/23
0808
0808
0808
0808
10854 MWF
18 Blair E
11123 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
0707
01/11-05/18
ONLI
LR 010 • Intro Lbry Resrch/Info Comptnc
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10855 TR
18 McBride C
11138 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
VJOC
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10875 TR
18 Blair E
11125 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
VVCT
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10856 MWF
18 Blair E
11124 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0707
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10857 MWF
18 Hernandez B
11140 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0701
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10888 S
18 Coury C
11126 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
VVCT
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10858 TR
18 Swindle R
11120 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10859 TR
18 Schneider T
11144 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
ONLI
01/11-05/18
0702
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10861 TR
18 Schneider T
11145 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0702
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10864 MWF
18 Giambastiani
11132 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0704
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
1.0 Unit
29
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
10865 MWF
18 Giambastiani
11132 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10866 MWF
18 Scott J
11148 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10867 MWF
18 Scott J
11148 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10868 MWF
18 Ozbirinci P
11142 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10869 MWF
18 Giambastiani
11133 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10870 MWF
18 Giambastiani
11133 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10871 MWF
18 Scott J
11149 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10872 MWF
18 Scott J
11149 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10873 MW
18 Schouten J
11146 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
01/11-05/18
0704
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0703
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0703
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
1633
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0704
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0704
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0703
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0703
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
VVCT
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
10874 TR
8 Engelbrecht A 01/11-03/08
0706
11115 MTWRF
-
8 TBD -
ONLI
ONLINE
10860 TR
18 Schneider T
11144 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10862 TR
18 Schneider T
11145 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
1.0 Unit
01/11-03/08
01/11-05/18
0713
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0713
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
10876 TR
18 Smith J
11151 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
11086 TR
8 McKinnon S
11445 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
ONLI
01/11-03/08
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
ONLI
10840 MWF
18 Engelbrecht A 01/11-05/18
0708
11129 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLI
ONLINE
10878 MWF
18 Scott J
11150 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10879 MWF
18 McKinnon S
11141 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10881 TR
18 Schouten J
11147 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10882 TR
18 Lowe K
11137 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10884 TR
18 Davis T
11128 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10838 MW
8 Ozbirinci P
11116 MTWRF
-
8 TBD -
ONLINE
10839 TR
18 Bagwell M
11131 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10877 MWF
18 McBride C
11139 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10880 TR
8 Coury C
11111 MTWRF
-
8 TBD -
ONLINE
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0703
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0707
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
VVCT
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
VJOC
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0707
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-03/08
0703
01/11-03/08
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0701
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
VJOC
01/11-05/18
ONLI
1.0 Unit
01/11-03/08
0710
01/11-03/08
ONLI
UC/CSU
1.0 Unit
30
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
10883 TR
18 Eubanks K
11156 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
DATES
LOCATION
01/11-05/18
1877
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10887 F
18 Croker G
11127 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
0801
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10841 TR
8 Eubanks K
11118 MTWRF
-
8 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-03/08
FFTA
01/11-03/08
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10842 T
18 Jackson J
11134 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0701
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10843 R
18 Jackson J
11135 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0702
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10844 W
18 Jackson J
11136 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0701
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10845 M
18 Federle S
11143 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
01/11-05/18
VVCT
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10853 M
18 Davis T
11160 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
VJOC
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10885 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Anderson I
11121 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 TBD -
ONLI
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10886 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Anderson I
11122 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 TBD -
11281 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Lamons-Raiford
11446 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 TBD -
11447 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 TBD -
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
8
18
18
8
8
8
18
18
8
18
18
18
18
18
Knight J
Cobene H
Hernandez B
Wyly M
Blair E
Farmer E
Giambastiani
McKinnon S
Farmer E
Keyser G
Engelbrecht A
Ozbirinci P
Coury C
Ashton C
Giambastiani
Eubanks K
Redeaux Z
Croom T
Davis T
Cobene H
Cobene H
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
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03/09-05/10
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
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VJOC
1301
1301
VVCT
0701
0710
0802
0701
0703
0710
VJOC
1860
FFTA
0702
VVCT
VJOC
ONLI
ONLI
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ENGL 006 • Creative Writing I
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
MWF
TR
TR
MW
MWF
TR
R
MTWRF
MTWRF
08:00AM-08:50AM
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
01:00PM-02:15PM
01:00PM-01:50PM
01:00PM-02:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
10936 TR
10939 W
ENGL 010 • Creative Writing III
Gunby M
Smith J
McBride C
Young C
Gunby M
Smith J
Cortes J
McBride C
McBride C
18 Wyly M
18 Stanley R
18 Wyly M
18 Stanley R
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0712
0712
VJOC
VVCT
0712
0301
0736
ONLI
ONLI
1104
0707
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1104
0707
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLI
ENGL 024 • Introduction to the Short Story
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ENGL 030 • Survey ofAMerican Literature I
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ENGL 036 • Multicultural Literature inAMerica
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ENGL 041 • Survey of English Literature II
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
1.0 Unit
10941 MWF
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
ONLI
01/11-05/18
ONLI
01/11-05/18
ONLI
01/11-05/18
ONLI
UC/CSU
10942 TR
1.0 Unit
10943 MWF
1.0 Unit
10944 MWF
18 Wyly M
18 Stanley R
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
ONLI
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 Lamons-Raiford
LECT
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LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
INSTRUCTOR
01/11-05/18
ONLINE
WKS
10938 TR
10940 W
UC/CSU
-
08:45AM-09:55AM
08:45AM-09:55AM
09:00AM-10:50AM
09:00AM-10:50AM
09:30AM-11:20AM
10:00AM-11:10AM
11:00AM-12:50PM
11:00AM-02:50PM
12:00PM-01:10PM
12:00PM-03:50PM
01:00PM-04:50PM
01:00PM-04:50PM
01:00PM-04:40PM
01:00PM-02:50PM
01:00PM-02:40PM
04:30PM-08:10PM
06:00PM-09:50PM
06:00PM-09:50PM
06:00PM-09:50PM
-
ENGL 007 • Creative Writing II
1.0 Unit
11282 MTWRF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
MWF
TR
TR
MWF
F
MW
MW
TR
TR
TR
TR
T
W
R
MTWRF
MTWRF
10937 TR
10935 W
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
TYPE
ENGL 004 • Critical Thinking and Composition:
Language In Context
10928
10932
10931
10926
10929
10930
10927
10933
10934
1.0 Unit
ONLINE
10891
10892
10889
10894
10893
10895
10897
11087
10896
10925
10905
10852
10847
10890
10993
10848
10849
10851
10850
10898
10899
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
TIMES
ENGL 002 • Critical Thinking and
Writing About Literature
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
CRN DAYS
18 Farmer E
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18 Giambastiani L
18 Anderson I
18 Blair E
1104
0707
0706
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0706
0707
31
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
ENGL 058 • Creative Writing:
The Literary Magazine
10950 TR
ENGL 059 • Creative Writing:
The Literary Magazine II
10951 TR
ENGL 310 • Writing Skills Lab
10960 MWF
10961
-
LAB
LAB
INSTRUCTOR
18 Wyly M
18 Wyly M
18 Schneider T
18 Schneider T
ENGL 310A • Introductory Reading and Writing Skills
10980 TR
10962 MW
08:30AM-10:35AM LAB
10:00AM-12:05PM LAB
ENGL 359 • Accelerated English
11083
11067
11080
11077
11081
11062
11072
11063
11065
11070
11078
11069
11068
11061
11082
11064
11075
11066
11073
11079
MWF
MWF
TR
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MW
MWF
TR
TR
TR
MW
TR
TR
TR
08:25AM-09:50AM
08:30AM-09:55AM
08:30AM-10:45AM
10:00AM-11:25AM
10:00AM-11:25AM
10:00AM-12:15PM
10:00AM-12:15PM
11:00AM-01:15PM
11:00AM-01:15PM
11:30AM-12:55PM
11:30AM-12:55PM
01:00PM-03:15PM
01:00PM-02:25PM
01:00PM-03:15PM
01:00PM-03:15PM
02:30PM-04:45PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
LECT
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LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
MWF
MWF
TR
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MW
MWF
TR
TR
TR
MW
TR
TR
TR
08:25AM-09:50AM
08:30AM-09:55AM
08:30AM-10:45AM
10:00AM-11:25AM
10:00AM-11:25AM
10:00AM-12:15PM
10:00AM-12:15PM
11:00AM-01:15PM
11:00AM-01:15PM
11:30AM-12:55PM
11:30AM-12:55PM
01:00PM-03:15PM
01:00PM-02:25PM
01:00PM-03:15PM
01:00PM-03:15PM
02:30PM-04:45PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
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LOCATION
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
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01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
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01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
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01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Young C
Lowe K
Beuttel M
Ryan K
Shubrook S
Schouten J
Ashton C
Johanna N
Carmichael E
Ryan K
Schneider T
Redeaux Z
McKinnon S
Anderson I
Knight J
Bagwell M
Connolly N
Connolly N
Long J
Croom T
10979
11084
11095
10967
11098
11102
11104
11106
11099
11101
11085
11093
11103
11105
11107
11091
11100
10968
10969
11096
1625
1625
0130
0130
0130
5.0 Units
VVCT
VJOC
0707
1746
0713
VJOC
VVCT
0702
TYPE
WKS
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
MW
MW
MWF
08:00AM-08:50AM
08:00AM-08:50AM
08:00AM-08:50AM
08:00AM-09:15AM
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
12:00PM-12:50PM
12:00PM-12:50PM
12:00PM-12:50PM
12:30PM-01:45PM
12:30PM-01:45PM
01:00PM-02:15PM
01:00PM-02:15PM
01:00PM-01:50PM
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LECT
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INSTRUCTOR
18
18
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18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
ENGL 370L • English Fundamentals Lab
11169
11113
11109
11162
11117
11173
11178
11157
11159
11182
11161
11177
11183
11170
11176
11179
11155
11171
11180
11181
0701
1746
0708
0707
0712
VVCT
0701
VJOC
0704
VVCT
0712
5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
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01/11-05/18
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01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TIMES
ENGL 370 • English Fundamentals
1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
Young C
Lowe K
Beuttel M
Ryan K
Shubrook S
Ashton C
Schouten J
Carmichael E
Johanna N
Schneider T
Ryan K
Redeaux Z
McKinnon S
Anderson I
Knight J
Bagwell M
Connolly N
Long J
Connolly N
Croom T
CRN DAYS
0.5-1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18 Farmer E
18 Anderson I
ENGL 360 • Focused English Fundamentals
10833
10832
10973
10831
10974
10975
10976
10834
10836
10835
10977
10827
10970
10971
10978
10972
10830
10828
10829
10837
DATES
VVCT
VJOC
0707
1746
0713
VVCT
VJOC
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
MW
MW
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
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11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
11:00AM-12:15PM
02:30PM-03:50PM
02:30PM-03:45PM
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
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LAB
LAB
LAB
8
8
8
8
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8
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8
8
8
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8
8
8
8
8
8
DATES
LOCATION
3.0 Units
TBD Croker G
Hudson K
Carmichael E
Johanna N
McBride C
Schouten J
Wright R
Keyser G
Saldana T
Croker G
Gunby M
McBride C
Schouten J
Wright R
Swindle R
Saldana T
Shubrook S
TBD Hudson K
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
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01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
Keyser G
Croker G
Carmichael E
Johanna N
Croker G
McBride C
Schouten J
Gunby M
Hudson K
Wright R
Hudson K
Saldana T
Wright R
Keyser G
McBride C
Schouten J
Swindle R
Saldana T
TBD Shubrook S
01/11-03/11
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/11
01/11-03/11
01/11-03/11
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/11
01/11-03/11
01/11-03/11
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
0701
0702
VJOC
0702
0701
VJOC
VVCT
VVCT
0705
0443
0702
1860
VJOC
VVCT
VVCT
1645
1746
0702
1738
VJOC
0.5 Unit
0130
0130
0130
0130
0130
VJOC
VVCT
0130
VJOC
VVCT
VJOC
0130
VVCT
0130
VJOC
VVCT
0130
0130
0130
0130
ENGLISH
0702
1746
0701
0708
0707
0712
VVCT
0701
VJOC
VVCT
0704
0712
READING
ENGL 062 • Analytical Reading
10954
10955
10956
10958
10959
10953
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
MWF
R
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
06:00PM-08:50PM
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LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
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18
18
18
18
18
10952 MWF
3.0 Units
H
N
N
H
N
H
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18 Boerner H
01/11-05/18
ENGL 331 • Vocabulary Strategies for
Reading Comprehension
Boerner
Konecny
Konecny
Boerner
Konecny
Boerner
VJOC
VVCT
VJOC
1301
0743
3.0 Units
VJOC
32
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
ENGL 353 • Textbook Reading Strategies
10965 MWF
10966 MWF
LOCATION
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
6.0 Units
ESL 074B • Intermediate Integrated ESL Skills Part 2 CSU
3.0 Units
ESL 077 • Conversation/Pronunciation Skills
CSU
3.0 Units
ESL 094 • Advanced ESL Integrated Skills
CSU
6.0 Units
10621 T
10603 MWF
10601 MWF
18 Reeve M
18 Reeve M
ESL 094B • Advanced ESL Integrated Skills Part 2
10623 W
01/11-05/18
18 Marianetti N
18 Cortes J
18 Cortes J
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
01/11-05/18
ESL 373 • ESL Basic Oral Communication Skills
10599 MWF
ENGR 017 • Introduction To Electrical Engineering
10090 MW
W
F
03:00PM-05:50PM LAB
18 Lutz M
18 Lutz M
18 Lutz M
0736
01/11-05/18
10062
10060
10061
10064
10063
0736
0736
MTWRF
MTWRF
MWF
MTWRF
MWF
MW
09:00AM-09:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-11:25AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
12:00PM-01:25PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
LECT
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LECT
LECT
LECT
MWF
MTWRF
MWF
MWF
MW
10:00AM-11:25AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
12:00PM-01:25PM
02:00PM-03:25PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
LECT
LECT
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LECT
LECT
SPAN 003 • Third Semester Spanish
10065 MWF
0736
18
18
18
18
18
18
0712
18 Jacobo I
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0708
0708
1646
0708
1104
VJOC
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0706
0712
VJOC
0712
VVCT
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1104
SPAN 031 • First Semester Spanish, Part I
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
SPAN 032 • First Semester Spanish, Part II
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10074
10071
10076
10075
10078
0302
0302
0302
Paeng S
Pirott L
Llana J
Pirott L
Avila-Tuttle
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10077
10070
10072
10069
0736
18
18
18
18
18
Abel-Quintero
Pirott L
Salanova-Diaz
Abel-Quintero
Jacobo I
Llana J
DATES
SPAN 026 • Spanish Cinema for Conversation
10068 TR
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
INSTRUCTOR
SPAN 002 • Second Semester Spanish
VVCT
3.0 Units
18 Marianetti N
ENGINEERING
10055
10057
10073
10056
10058
10059
6.0 Units
18 Cortes J
WKS
SPAN 001 • First Semester Spanish
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
ESL 334 • Introductory Integrated ESL Skills:
Reading, Writing, and Grammar
10600 MWF
TYPE
SPANISH
VJOC
0702
CSU
10602 MWF
TIMES
3.0 Units
18 Boerner H
18 Konecny N
ESL 074 • Intermediate Integrated ESL Skills
CRN DAYS
TR
M
M
T
TR
TR
T
R
TR
11:00AM-12:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
07:00PM-08:15PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
18 Abel-Quintero 01/11-05/18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Coronado V
Jacobo I
de La OSalas
Jacobo I
Coronado V
Paeng S
Avila-Tuttle
Salanova-Diaz
de La OSalas
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0708
VVCT
0710
VJOC
0710
VVCT
VVCT
0710
DHS
SPAN 034 • Second Semester Spanish, Part II
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
SPAN 061M • Beginning Spanish,
Part 1 for Medical Workers
CSU
3.0 Units
FIRE 050 • Fire Protection Organization
CSU
3.0 Units
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
10620 S
10475 MW
10474 T
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
FIRE 051 • Fire Behavior & Combustion
CSU
3.0 Units
FREN 012 • Intermediate French Conversation
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
FIRE 053 • Fire Prevention Applications
CSU
3.0 Units
FREN 032 • First Semester French, Part II
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
FIRE 140 • Fire Technology Academy
10079 MW
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
FLNG 101 • Cross Age Teaching
10009 T
18 Marlow-Munoz L
FRENCH
FREN 001 • First Semester French
10002 MTWRF
FREN 002 • Second Semester French
10003 MTWRF
FREN 011 • Conversational French
10007 TR
10008 TR
10005 MTWRF
10010 R
18 Marlow-Munoz
18 Marlow-Munoz
18 Marlow-Munoz
18 Marlow-Munoz
9 Marlow-Munoz
18 Marlow-Munoz
2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
10067 W
01/11-05/18
0710
0710
01/11-05/18
10476 TR
01/11-05/18
03/01-05/18
01/11-05/18
10 Avila-Tuttle
18 TBD -
FIRE TECHNOLOGY
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
10477 TR
0710
VJOC
10478 MTWRF
18 Hassett S
18 Webster V
18 Miller L
18 Webster V
18 Preciado B
08:00AM-04:40PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD -
03/02-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
VVCT
VVCT
VVCT
0714
VVCT
0812
VVCT
24.0 Units
01/11-05/18
VVCT
33
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 001 • Physical Geography
10099 MW
10096 MTWRF
ONLINE
18 Widemann D
18 Widemann D
10097 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
10098 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Widemann D
01/11-05/18
ONLI
8 Widemann D
03/09-05/10
ONLI
GEOG 001L • Physical Geography Laboratory
GEOG 002 • Cultural Geography
10102 MW
GEOG 006 • California Geography
10103 MW
18 Widemann D
18 Widemann D
10107
10108
10106
10104
MWF
MWF
TR
MTWRF
18 TBD -
01/11-05/18
09:00AM-09:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
M
M
D
M
-
ONLINE
18 Feighner M
GEOL 002 • Geology Laboratory
10109 T
10110 T
08:00AM-10:50AM LAB
01:00PM-03:50PM LAB
GEOL 049 • Geology Honors
10111
-
LAB
18 Feighner M
18 TBD 18 TBD -
HEALTH EDUCATION
HED 002 • Health Education
11316
10914
10913
10921
11324
TR
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
09:30AM-10:45AM
-
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
HED 003 • Women’s Health Issues
11004
11272
11273
11005
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
10997 MWF
10996 MTWRF
10999 MWF
10998 MTWRF
11000 TR
11001 MTWRF
18
18
8
8
8
Brown C
Williams D
Williams D
Parrish S
Marks K
18
18
18
8
Cain G
Stover S
Stover S
Cain G
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLI
UC/CSU
0301
VVCT
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 TBD 01/11-05/18
18 Crandall-Bear 01/11-05/18
18 Hutton S
VVCT
ONLI
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
0703
1645
ONLI
ONLI
ONLI
ONLI
-
ONLINE
ONLI
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
TR
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
MW
T
W
MTWRF
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:00AM-11:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
01:00PM-03:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
12:30PM-01:45PM
01:00PM-02:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
8
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Codina S
Collins C
TBD Codina S
Codina S
Collins C
TBD TBD Perrone N
Perrone N
Codina
Codina
Arce M
TBD Arce M
Purdie
TBD Codina
Arce M
S
S
R
S
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
03/09-05/10
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0811
VVCT
VJOC
0811
0811
1646
VVCT
FFTA
ONLI
ONLI
0811
0811
VVCT
VJOC
0705
0804
0705
VVCT
ONLI
HIST 029 • African American History Since 1865
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
HIST 037 • Women in American History
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11048 MW
11049 TR
11046 R
18 Arce M
18 Arce M
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0706
0706
VJOC
VVCT
0802
HORTICULTURE
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-03/08
0812
ONLI
HIST 018 • History of the United States from 1865
MWF
S
TR
MWF
TR
F
M
TR
MTWRF
MTWRF
11045 TR
11044 MWF
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11041
11034
11035
11042
11040
11033
11039
11043
11032
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
ONLINE
LOCATION
HIST 017 • History of the United States to 1865
11010
11014
11016
11013
11017
11053
11006
11019
11008
11009
0704
01/11-05/18
ONLINE
DATES
HIST 005 • History of Western Civilization Since 1500 UC/CSU 3.0 Units
0445
0301
0301
0301
ONLI
INSTRUCTOR
HIST 004 • History of Western Civilization to 1500
0301
0301
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
WKS
HIST 003 • World History Since 1500
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10105 MTWRF
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TYPE
HIST 002 • World History to 1500
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
18 TBD -
Feighner
Feighner
Widemann
Feighner
UC/CSU
TIMES
HISTORY
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
GEOLOGY
GEOL 001 • Physical Geology
CRN DAYS
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
0301
ONLI
04:30PM-07:20PM LAB
08:00AM-10:50AM LAB
LOCATION
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10100 M
10101 R
DATES
ONLI
ONLI
ONLI
ONLI
HORT 006 • Identification and Ecology of
Landscape Plant Materials
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
HORT 050 • Introduction to Horticulture
CSU
3.0 Units
HORT 056 • Landscape Pest Control
and Management
CSU
4.0 Units
11336 MW
11345 TR
11350 TR
02:00PM-04:40PM LECT/LAB 18 Williams K
08:30AM-10:45AM LECT/LAB 18 Williams K
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1001
1001
1001
34
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
HORT 301B • Adaptive Greenhouse Management
11353 MWF
11359 MWF
09:00AM-12:10PM LECT/LAB 8 Diehl S
HORT 301C • Adaptive Nursery Management
11360 MWF
11364 MWF
HORT 301D • Adaptive Vegetable and
Orchard Management
11366 MWF
11367 MWF
HORT 301E • Adaptive Plant Propagation
11369 MWF
11371 MWF
HUMAN SERVICES
HS 051 • Introduction to Human Services
10683 M
HS 053 • Serving Special Populations
10685 W
18 Lara D
18 Huff V
HS 055 • Introduction To Case Management
10686 R
18 Cabrera S
HUMANITIES
HUMN 001 • What It Means To Be Human
10846 MWF
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
2.0 Units
KINE 002B • Intermediate Swimming
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 002D • Swim for Fitness
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
KINE 003A • Beginning Self Defense
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 003D • Beginning Judo
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 003E • Intermediate Judo
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 004F • Beginning Hip-Hop Dance
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
KINE 004J • Beginning Ballroom Dance
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
KINE 004N • Beginning Swing Dance
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
KINE 004S • Intermediate Swing Dance
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
KINE 004T • Intermediate Ballroom Dance
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
KINE 005D • Circuit Training
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 005E • Cardio Conditioning
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
01/11-03/11
03/14-05/16
18 Cobene H
1001
1001
11166 TR
11167 TR
2.0 Units
01/11-03/11
03/14-05/16
1001
1001
11172 W
2.0 Units
01/11-03/11
03/14-05/16
1001
1001
11174 W
11175 W
2.0 Units
01/11-03/11
03/14-05/16
CSU
1001
1001
11007 MWF
11012 MWF
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
0705
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
18 Piper-Jefferson 01/11-05/18
HS 054 • Introduction to Group Processes
10684 F
DATES
11018 TR
0706
11020 TR
01/11-05/18
CSU
11015 MWF
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
0804
10916 MW
11325 MW
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1301
10907 MWF
10906 TR
11288 MWF
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
IR 001 • Global Interdependence
10771 MWF
18 Bundenthal T
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
IT 101 • How Things Work
10479 MW
03:00PM-05:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Brumfield B
IT 151 • Vocational Mathematics
10480 TR
18 Coburn F
KINESIOLOGY
0704
1819
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1818
KINE 001A • Adapted Aquatics
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 001D • Adapted Weight Training
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 002A • Beginning Swimming
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
10911 MW
10912 MW
11165 TR
11:30AM-12:45PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 10:00AM-11:15AM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 09:30AM-10:45AM LECT/LAB 18 Parrish S
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TYPE
1771
11:00AM-12:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Parrish S
02:00PM-04:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Tanaka J
10:00AM-10:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Cain G
11:00AM-12:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Williams D
06:00PM-07:15PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 09:00AM-09:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Borchert M
09:30AM-10:45AM LECT/LAB 18 Borchert M
10:00AM-10:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Cardinal J
DATES
LOCATION
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1761
1761
VJOC
VJOC
VJOC
1740
1740
1740
1740
1740
VVCT
1704
1704
1705
1704
UC/CSU
KINE 005J • Beginning Body Conditioning
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 005K • Intermediate Body Conditioning
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11027
11305
11299
11339
1761
INSTRUCTOR
KINE 005G • Off Season Athletic Conditioning
11026
11302
11298
11337
1761
WKS
09:30AM-10:45AM LECT/LAB 18 Parrish S
11357 TW
12:00PM-01:50PM
S
09:00AM-04:50PM
TWRS
10:00AM-02:50PM
10915 TR
12:30PM-01:20PM
W
05:00PM-05:50PM
11283 MW
01:00PM-02:15PM
11271 MTWRFSU 01:00PM-06:50PM
11168 MTWRFSU 01:00PM-07:50PM
11280 MTWRF 01:30PM-02:40PM
10908 MTWRF 03:00PM-04:10PM
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
TIMES
TR
TR
MWF
MW
TR
TR
MWF
MW
08:30AM-09:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
02:00PM-03:15PM
08:30AM-09:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
02:00PM-03:15PM
LECT
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
2
2
2
18
18
18
2
2
9
8
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Pearson-Bloom
Pearson-Bloom
Pearson-Bloom
Williams D
Williams D
DoAmor S
Stover S
Parrish S
Nagle J
Borchert M
Burnsed F
Cardinal J
Cardinal J
TBD Burnsed F
Cardinal J
Cardinal J
TBD -
1.0 Unit
12/29-12/30
01/02-01/02
01/05-01/09
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
12/31-01/09
01/02-01/09
03/14-05/10
03/14-05/10
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1775
1775
1775
1701
1701
1767
1765
1761
1701
1701
VJOC
1704
1704
1704
VJOC
1704
1704
1704
35
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
KINE 005M • Beginning Weight Training
10919
11028
11021
11030
11340
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
12:00PM-12:50PM
01:00PM-01:50PM
01:00PM-01:50PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
18
18
18
18
18
TBD Burnsed F
Burnsed F
Burnsed F
TBD -
KINE 005N • Intermediate Weight Training
11029
11022
11031
11341
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
11:00AM-11:50AM
12:00PM-12:50PM
01:00PM-01:50PM
01:00PM-01:50PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
18
18
18
18
Burnsed F
Burnsed F
Burnsed F
TBD -
KINE 006C • Pilates For Fitness
11277 TR
11278 MWF
09:30AM-10:45AM LECT/LAB 18 Nagle J
KINE 006E • Fundamentals of Yoga
11215 TR
11334 TR
11346 MWF
11:00AM-12:50PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 08:00AM-09:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Marks K
09:00AM-10:10AM LECT/LAB 18 Marks K
KINE 006F • Intermediate Yoga
11216 TR
11344 TR
11348 MWF
11:00AM-12:15PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 08:00AM-09:15AM LECT/LAB 18 Marks K
09:00AM-09:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Marks K
DATES
LOCATION
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1775
1775
1775
1775
VVCT
1739
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 008F • Intermediate Badminton
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 009A • Beginning Basketball
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 009B • Indoor/Outdoor Soccer
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 009C • Intermediate Soccer
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 009E • Intermediate Basketball
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 009H • Beginning Volleyball
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 009P • Intermediate Volleyball
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11411 MWF
11412 MWF
10909 MWF
11291 MWF
11402 R
11292 MWF
11401 R
10910 MWF
10917 TR
10918 TR
09:00AM-09:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Burnsed F
11:00AM-11:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Borchert M
12:00PM-12:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Cardinal J
06:00PM-09:15PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 12:00PM-12:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Cardinal J
06:30PM-09:15PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 11:00AM-11:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Borchert M
KINE 020A • Introduction to Kinesiology
11296 TR
18 Cardinal J
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
LOCATION
01/11-05/18
1746
3.0 Units
KINE 057 • Introduction to Sports Psychology
CSU
3.0 Units
KINE 078 • Fit Ball Training
CSU
1.5 Units
11318 TR
-
ONLINE
LAB
-
ONLINE
18 Brown C
18 Romero D
18 Romero D
18 Marks K
10:00AM-11:15AM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 11:00AM-12:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Marks K
07:30AM-09:20AM LECT/LAB 18 Brown C
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
ONLI
1746
ONLI
VVCT
1779
2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1705
LEARNING COMMUNITY
• Please check the online schedule for the Puente and Umoja Learning
Communities Units
• LC 001 Umoja Program Scholars: Exploring the African-American
Experience, Career Planning and Self-Development Throughout the Life
Span Units
• LC 002 Puente Program: Preparing Students for Transfer Units
1769
1769
1701
LEARNING RESOURCES
1701
11131
11129
11134
11135
11136
11143
11160
11123
11138
11124
11140
11120
11144
11144
11145
11145
11132
11132
11148
11148
11142
11133
11133
11149
11149
11146
11125
1701
1767
1767
1767
1767
1701
1701
1701
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
18 Romero D
KINE 083 • Tactical Fitness
1739
1779
1779
KINE 008E • Beginning Badminton
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
DATES
CSU
11279 MW
11351 TR
11349 TR
1739
1779
1779
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
INSTRUCTOR
KINE 055B • Sports Medicine — Athletic Training
Practicum Spring Sports
11429 MTWRF
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
WKS
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11311 M
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TYPE
KINE 020V • Introduction to Sports Science
11313 MTWRF
1775
1775
1775
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11:00AM-12:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Burnsed F
11308 TR
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TIMES
KINE 020H • Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 007F • Beginning Archery
11025 MWF
11130 TR
CRN DAYS
1645
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
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11156
11128
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11420 MWF
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10354 TR
10394 TR
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10227 TR
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This class requires 1 hour of weekly attendance in the MAC to complete lab
assignments. 3 HOURS OF MAC MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE CENSUS DATE.
10164 TR
10165 MW
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LAB
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LAB
18
18
18
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Fioritto C
Harrow R
Harrow R
Valch M
Valch M
MATH 004 • Pre-Calculus Mathematics
01/11-05/18
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10393 MW
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UC/CSU 5.0 Units
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10392 MWF
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Conrad J
Conrad J
Sengmany K
Sengmany K
Robertson R
Robertson R
Sturgeon L
Sturgeon L
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INSTRUCTOR
DATES
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MATH 002 • Algebra For Calculus (College Algebra) UC/CSU 3.0 Units
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
02:00PM-03:15PM
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TYPE
MATH 011 • Elementary Statistics
MATHEMATICS
10163 MWF
TIMES
10285
10286
10358
11153
11154
1526
1526
VJOC
VJOC
0445
MW
TR
TR
MTWRF
MTWRF
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MATH 012 • Mathematical Ideas
10287 TR
10360 MWF
10288 TR
1526
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18
10
18
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18
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Harrow R
TBD Schmall C
Schmall C
Smith J
Smith J
Grube T
Valch M
Valch M
Shimabuku A
Shimabuku A
TBD TBD Schmall C
Schmall C
Aguayo Vazquez
Aguayo Vazquez
Shimabuku A
Shimabuku A
Wai N
Wai N
Grube T
Mircheva M
Mircheva M
Hannan Z
Hannan Z
Hannan Z
Hannan Z
Mircheva M
Mircheva M
Gregory S
Matthews S
Rhoads G
Grube T
Grube T
18 Donovan S
18 TBD 18 Donovan S
MATH 020 • Analytic Geometry And Calculus I
01/11-05/18 1530
01/11-05/18
02/19-05/09 1860
01/11-05/18 1529
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01/11-05/18 VVCT
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01/11-05/18 VJOC
01/11-05/18 1738
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01/11-05/18 1529
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01/11-05/18 1529
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UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
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1521
VVCT
1521
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
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10292 TR
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18
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Kirkbride C
Rhoads G
Rhoads G
Brewer K
Brewer K
Kirkbride C
Kirkbride C
Podkolzina S
Podkolzina S
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ALL COURSES
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TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
MATH 021 • Analytic Geometry And Calculus II
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
10293 MTWRF
10294 MWF
10295 TR
10296 MW
09:00AM-10:25AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
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06:00PM-08:50PM
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18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Sengmany K
Sengmany K
Conrad J
Conrad J
Villatoro B
Villatoro B
Martinelli W
Martinelli W
Allen M
MATH 022 • Analytic Geometry And Calculus III
10985 MWF
10297 MTWR
MATH 023 • Differential Equations
10298 MTWR
10299 MW
18 Brewer K
18 Allen D
01/11-05/18
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VJOC
1527
10370 MWF
10313 TR
1521
10312 MWF
1528
10397 MWF
1527
10986 MWF
10407 TR
1531
1528
10314 TR
10315 MTWRF
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
18 Allen D
18 Allen D
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
MATH 030 • Analytic Geometry And Calculus
1528
1528
10316 MWF
10372 MWF
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10300 MWF
10368 MWF
10301 TR
10302 MW
09:00AM-09:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
02:00PM-03:15PM
06:00PM-07:50PM
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LAB
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LAB
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LAB
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18
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18
18
18
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18
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Watson
Harrow
Harrow
Jian A
Jian A
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1521
10317 MW
VVCT
VVCT
1521
10408 MW
10318 MW
1526
10319 TR
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10987 F
10303 TR
10304 TR
18 Almeida J
LAB
18 Almeida J
06:00PM-07:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Lydon M
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
MATH 051 • Trigonometry
CSU
18 Allen D
18 Jian A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
MTWRF
10989 MW
0708
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10305 MWF
10306 TR
10320
10321
10373
10409
10988
1528
1527
3.0 Units
10307 TR
10308 MWF
10309 TR
08:00AM-09:15AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
06:00PM-07:50PM
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LAB
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18
18
18
18
18
TBD TBD Watson M
Watson M
Sturgeon L
MATH 103 • Plane Geometry
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
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10311 MW
18 Watson M
LAB
18 Watson M
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Gunther S
Gunther S
Sheehan P
Sheehan P
Conrad J
Conrad J
TBD TBD Villatoro B
Villatoro B
Rutaganira T
Rutaganira T
Martinelli W
Martinelli W
TBD TBD Rodriguez H
Rodriguez H
Gunther S
Gunther S
Gunther S
Gunther S
TBD TBD Allen M
Allen M
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Bennett-Cauchon 01/11-05/18
Brewer K
01/11-05/18
Brewer K
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ONLINE
18
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18
18
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18
18
Podkolzina S
Esteve C
Esteve C
Sieminski S
Zhiv D
Scott R
Bischof O
Podkolzina S
TR
MW
TR
TR
MTWRF
MATH 112 • Algebraic Reasoning
1528
VVCT
VVCT
1531
0445
VJOC
VJOC
1531
VJOC
VJOC
1531
1877
1531
VVCT
VVCT
VVCT
VVCT
1531
VJOC
VJOC
1526
1531
1521
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1531
1531
1531
VVCT
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ONLI
4.0 Units
10374 TR
1521
10322 TR
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
DATES
This class requires purchase of MyMathLab. Exams must be taken in person. Exam
dates and MAC Lab requirements are provided in the course calendar and syllabus.
10310 MWF
INSTRUCTOR
1528
MATH 040 • Introduction To Linear Algebra
WKS
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TYPE
MATH 104 • Intermediate Algebra
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
10395 MWF
TIMES
08:00AM-09:50AM
02:00PM-03:50PM
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LAB
18
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18
Rhoads
Rhoads
Esteve
Esteve
G
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VVCT
0444
1521
1528
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MATH 310 • Arithmetic
10324
10376
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10326
11421
10327
10411
10328
10329
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TR
MWF
TR
MWF
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TR
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18
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18
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18
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18
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Lantzy H
TBD Kaeser R
Sengmany K
Kaeser R
Valch M
TBD Jian A
Kaeser R
Esteve C
Esteve C
TBD -
MATH 320 • Pre-Algebra
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
3.0 Units
MATH 330 • Elementary Algebra
01/11-05/18
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VVCT
1521
VJOC
1527
1877
1526
VJOC
1521
1521
1521
VJOC
10413 TR
10333 MWF
10377 MWF
10334 TR
10415 MW
10335 MW
10336 TR
09:00AM-11:25AM
09:00AM-10:50AM
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06:00PM-08:15PM
10337 MWF
10416 MWF
10338 TR
10339 MWF
10340 MTWRF
10990 TR
4.0 Units
LECT/LAB
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18
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18
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18
18
18
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18
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18
TBD Jian A
Jian A
Sengmany K
Sengmany K
Johnson T
Johnson T
Fioritto C
Fioritto C
Robertson R
Robertson R
Scheu L
Scheu L
Zhiv D
Zhiv D
TBD -
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WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
5.0 Units
10341 MWF
11423 MWF
10332 TR
TIMES
10381 MWF
10417 TR
VJOC
VJOC
1527
10342 MW
10343 TR
VVCT
VVCT
1860
10383 TR
11332 R
MTWRF
10389 MW
10418 MW
10344 TR
11333 MTWRF
VJOC
VJOC
0710
1528
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LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
ONLINE
18
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Shimabuku A
Shimabuku A
TBD TBD Kirkbride C
Kirkbride C
Donovan S
Donovan S
TBD TBD Sheehan P
Sheehan P
Donovan S
Donovan S
Lum R
Lum R
Lantzy H
Lantzy H
Martinelli W
Martinelli W
Shimabuku A
Shimabuku A
Smith J
Smith J
Villatoro B
Villatoro B
Soria Martin
Fuchs E
Scott G
Villatoro B
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01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1529
VJOC
VJOC
1530
1530
1877
1530
VVCT
VVCT
VJOC
VJOC
1530
1530
VVCT
VVCT
VVCT
ONLI
VVCT
VJOC
1530
ONLI
This class requires purchase of MyMathLab. Orientation will be held in person from
6:30p-8p at the Vacaville center. Exams must be taken in person. Exams will held at
the Vacaville center from 6:30p-8p. Exam dates and MAC Lab requirements are
provided in the course calendar and syllabus.
MATH 330A • Elementary Algebra, Part I
3.0 Units
10345 TR
10346 MWF
11424 MWF
10347 TR
11413 MWF
08:30AM-09:45AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-12:50PM
02:00PM-03:15PM
02:30PM-03:40PM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT/LAB
18
18
18
18
10
18
18
18
Melkonyan G
Melkonyan G
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TBD 02/19-05/09
Rodriguez H
01/11-05/18
Rodriguez H
01/11-05/18
Fioritto C
01/11-05/18
MATH 330B • Elementary Algebra, Part II
1526
0445
1738
0445
CSPS
3.0 Units
10348 TR
10349 MW
08:00AM-09:15AM
01:00PM-02:15PM
-
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
18
18
18
18
Almeida J
Almeida J
TBD TBD -
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1527
1527
39
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
MANAGEMENT
DATES
LOCATION
CSU
3.0 Units
MGMT 055 • Management/Leadership Skills
CSU
3.0 Units
10482 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
MGMT 191 • Human Relations
10483 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 TBD 18 Garnier M
18 Garnier M
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
11440 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
MKT 174 • Retail Merchandising
10484 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18 Cain P
01/11-05/18
09:00AM-11:15AM LECT/LAB 18 Brumfield B
MT 132 • Principles of Fluid Power Systems
10489 TR
09:00AM-11:15AM LECT/LAB 18 Shepard W
MT 140 • Principles of Industrial Electrical Systems
11437 MW
06:00PM-08:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Soileau R
MT 164 • Programmable Logic Controllers
10491 TR
06:00PM-08:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Coburn F
MUSIC
MUSC 001 • Beginning Theory I
11184 MTWR
MUSC 002 • Beginning Theory II
11185 MTWR
MUSC 004 • Advanced Theory II
11186 MTWR
MUSC 005 • Music Fundamentals
11187
11248
11247
11188
11189
11190
MW
WF
R
T
MTWRF
MTWRF
12:00PM-01:15PM
02:30PM-03:45PM
05:45PM-08:35PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 Reilly M
18 Yumae T
18 Reilly M
18
18
18
18
18
18
Juliano K
Wesley A
Wesley A
Pitzulo V
McLean M
McLean M
MUSC 007 • Jazz and Popular Music in America:
Ragtime to Rock
11240 TR
11246 W
11191 M
18 Wesley A
18 Wesley A
18 Pitzulo V
ONLI
TYPE
WKS
MWF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
11197 M
ONLI
11199
11198
11200
11201
11204
11202
11203
ONLI
TR
TR
TR
W
R
MTWRF
MTWRF
11205 MWF
3.0 Units
1818
12:00PM-12:50PM
07:00PM-09:50PM
-
MUSC 015 • Stage Band
11207 MWF
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
06:00PM-08:50PM
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
02:30PM-03:45PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
MUSC 014 • Jazz Ensemble
ONLI
11206 T
01/11-05/18
11:00AM-11:50AM
-
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
12:00PM-12:50PM
07:00PM-09:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
INSTRUCTOR
18
18
18
18
Kreiter K
Yumae T
Yumae T
Mikolajcik W
LECT/LAB
LAB
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Thompson S
Thompson S
Kreiter K
Kreiter K
TBD Holland S
Pitzulo V
Mikolajcik W
Mikolajcik W
LECT/LAB
LAB
LECT/LAB
LAB
18
18
18
18
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
LECT/LAB
LAB
LECT/LAB
LAB
LECT/LAB
LAB
18
18
18
18
18
18
TBD TBD TBD TBD Smith D
Smith D
MUSC 011 • Symphonic Band
3.0 Units
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
11434 MW
0506
3.0 Units
18 Cain P
MT 120 • Principles of Analog Electronics
11193
11194
11195
11196
3.0 Units
MARKETING
MKT 172 • Marketing Management And Planning
TIMES
MUSC 008 • Music Appreciation
MGMT 050 • Principles Of Management
10481 M
CRN DAYS
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1101
ONLI
ONLI
ONLI
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18 360-C
01/11-05/18 360-C
01/11-05/18 1101
01/11-05/18 1101
01/11-05/18 VJOC
01/11-05/18 VVCT
01/11-05/18 VJOC
01/11-05/18 ONLI
01/11-05/18 ONLI
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
-
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
360-C
360-C
360-C
360-C
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
360-C
360-C
360-C
360-C
360-C
360-C
1819
11208 T
3.0 Units
11209 W
3.0 Units
MUSC 016 • Symphony Orchestra
UC/CSU
MUSC 017 • Chamber Orchestra
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
MUSC 018 • Beginning Steel Drum Band
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1818
1819
11210 M
11211 M
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
0804
11212 W
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
0804
11213
11218
11214
11217
1104
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1101
CSPS
CSPS
VJOC
ONLI
ONLI
06:00PM-08:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Smith D
LAB
18 Smith D
MWF
M
T
W
12:00PM-12:50PM
07:00PM-09:50PM
07:00PM-09:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
MUSC 020 • Choir
11220 TR
11222 T
02:30PM-03:50PM
07:00PM-09:50PM
-
MUSC 021 • Chorus
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
07:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Thompson S
LAB
18 Thompson S
MUSC 019 • Instrumental Ensemble
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
11223 TR
CSPS
CSPS
VVCT
11226 T
02:30PM-03:50PM
07:00PM-09:50PM
-
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18 360-C
01/11-05/18 360-C
01/11-05/18 360-C
01/11-05/18 360-C
01/11-05/18 360-C
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
18
18
18
18
TBD Thompson S
TBD Smith D
LECT/LAB
LAB
LECT/LAB
LAB
18
18
18
18
Juliano
Juliano
Juliano
Juliano
K
K
K
K
LECT/LAB
LAB
LECT/LAB
LAB
18
18
18
18
Juliano
Juliano
Juliano
Juliano
K
K
K
K
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
360-C
360-C
360-C
360-C
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1102
1102
1102
1102
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1102
1102
1102
1102
40
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
MUSC 024 • Master Works Chorale
11227 TR
11228 T
02:30PM-03:50PM
07:00PM-09:50PM
-
LECT/LAB
LAB
LECT/LAB
LAB
INSTRUCTOR
18
18
18
18
Juliano
Juliano
Juliano
Juliano
K
K
K
K
MUSC 025 • Chamber Choir
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
11230 T
11:00AM-12:20PM
07:00PM-09:50PM
-
LECT/LAB
LAB
LECT/LAB
LAB
18
18
18
18
Juliano
Juliano
Juliano
Juliano
K
K
K
K
MUSC 026 • Vocal Jazz Ensemble
11231 W
06:30PM-09:20PM LECT/LAB 18 Juliano K
LAB
18 Juliano K
MUSC 027 • Elementary Piano Part I
11234 MW
11233 TR
11235 T
1102
1102
1102
1102
10:00AM-10:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Yumae T
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
MUSC 028 • Elementary Piano Part II
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
MUSC 029 • Intermediate Piano Part I
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
MUSC 033 • Class Lessons in Strings
UC/CSU
MUSC 034 • Class Lessons in Percussion
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
MUSC 035A • Beginning Voice I
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
MUSC 035B • Beginning Voice II
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11268 TR
11270 TR
11275 MW
11276 M
11284 W
11285 TR
11286 W
11287 M
11289 TR
11290 W
11293 M
05:00PM-06:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Reilly M
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1102
VJOC
1102
1102
VJOC
1102
MUSC 036B • Intermediate Voice II
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
MUSC 038 • Class Lessons in Beginning Guitar
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
MUSC 039 • Class Lessons in Intermediate Guitar
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11300 TR
11301 M
11303 R
11304 W
11306 R
11307 W
01:00PM-03:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Galen R
02:30PM-05:20PM LECT/LAB 18 Holland S
01:00PM-03:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Galen R
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
MUSC 053 • Advanced Sound Recording
CSU
2.0 Units
MUSC 061 • Midi-Computer Music Sequencing
And Scoring
CSU
2.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
5.0 Units
11362 W
W
RF
M
M
TW
11372 W
W
MT
M
M
TW
11383 W
W
MT
M
M
TW
11386 W
W
MU
M
M
TW
11390 W
W
RF
R
R
TW
11391 W
W
MT
R
R
TW
01/11-05/18 360-C
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11294 TR
11295 W
11297 M
2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01:00PM-04:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Dudman M
ONLINE
ONLINE
1102
VJOC
1102
1102
1102
1104
VVCT
1104
VVCT
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
12:00PM-07:15PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
07:00AM-02:15PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
07:00AM-03:20PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
07:00AM-02:15PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
07:00AM-03:20PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
02:30PM-06:00PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
12:00PM-07:15PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
07:00AM-02:15PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
07:00AM-02:15PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
07:00AM-02:15PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
07:00AM-02:15PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
02:30PM-09:45PM
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
LECT
LECT
LAB
Averett
Averett
Averett
TBD TBD TBD Averett
Averett
Dorcy M
TBD TBD Averett
Averett
Averett
TBD TBD TBD TBD Averett
Averett
Averett
TBD TBD TBD Averett
Averett
Cyr C
TBD TBD Averett
Averett
Averett
TBD TBD TBD TBD -
VJOC
01/11-05/18 360-C
18 Adams D
18 Adams D
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
1103
01/11-05/18 360-C
11:00AM-12:45PM LECT/LAB 18 Dudman M
-
01/11-05/18
1103
01/11-05/18 360-C
01:00PM-04:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Dudman M
NURS 054 • Maternal-Child Nursing
1103
1103
MUSC 036A • Intermediate Voice I
CSU
11219 MTWRF
11221 MTWRF
01/11-05/18 360-C
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
MUSC 052 • Sound Recording
01/11-05/18
NURSING
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1.5 Units
NURS 052 • Pharmacology for Nursing
1103
LOCATION
CSU
11317 TR
1103
1103
1103
DATES
MUSC 051 • Jazz and Popular Solo Voice
11315 T
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
INSTRUCTOR
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11314 T
VJOC
WKS
MUSC 041B • Music Majors Piano
11312 W
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
TYPE
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11310 MW
1102
1102
1102
1102
TIMES
MUSC 041A • Music Majors Piano
11309 MW
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
Note: This is an audition only class. You must contact Kristy Juliano at
kristy.juliano@solano.edu for appointment.
11229 TR
CRN DAYS
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
01/11-02/05
01/11-02/05
01/11-02/05
02/08-03/08
02/08-03/08
02/08-03/08
01/11-02/05
01/11-02/05
01/11-02/05
02/08-03/08
02/08-03/08
02/08-03/08
01/11-02/05
01/11-02/05
01/11-02/05
02/08-03/08
02/08-03/08
01/11-03/08
03/09-04/12
03/09-04/12
03/09-04/12
04/13-05/10
04/13-05/10
04/13-05/10
03/09-04/12
03/09-04/12
03/09-04/12
04/13-05/10
04/13-05/10
04/13-05/10
03/09-04/12
03/09-04/12
03/09-04/12
04/13-05/10
04/13-05/10
04/13-05/10
ONLI
ONLI
0807B
0807B
0807B
0807B
FFNB
0807B
0807B
WCKM
0807B
0807B
VKH
0807B
0807B
SACS
0807B
0807B
FFNB
0807B
0807B
SACS
0807B
0807B
FFNB
0807B
0807B
WCKM
0807B
0807B
VKH
0807B
0807B
SACS
0807B
0807B
FFNB
41
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
NURS 055 • Nursing Of Adults I
11403 TW
RF
11404 TW
RF
11405 TW
RF
11406 TW
RF
11407 TW
RF
11408 TW
RF
07:00AM-02:15PM
09:00AM-11:25AM
07:00AM-02:15PM
09:00AM-11:25AM
07:00AM-02:15PM
09:00AM-11:25AM
07:00AM-02:15PM
09:00AM-11:15AM
07:00AM-02:15PM
09:00AM-11:25AM
07:00AM-02:15PM
09:00AM-11:25AM
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
NURS 058D • Skills Lab IV
11256 T
11263 W
08:00AM-10:05AM LAB
08:00AM-09:50AM LAB
NURS 058B • Skills Lab II
11252
11253
11250
11254
11255
F
F
M
R
F
09:00AM-11:50AM
09:00AM-11:50AM
12:30PM-03:20PM
01:00PM-03:50PM
01:00PM-03:50PM
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
NURS 058D • Skills Lab IV
11266 W
11267 T
10:00AM-11:50AM LAB
10:00AM-12:05PM LAB
INSTRUCTOR
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
Enemmuo V
Enemmuo,Freed
Freed E
Enemmuo,Freed
Hannigan B
Enemmuo,Freed
Enemmuo V
Enemmuo,Freed
Freed E
Enemmuo,Freed
TBD Enemmuo,Freed
12 Dorrough D
12 Dorrough D
18
18
18
18
18
Dorrough
Dorrough
Dorrough
Dorrough
Dorrough
D
D
D
D
D
18 Dorrough D
18 Dorrough D
NURS 063 • Advanced Medical Surgical and
Community Nursing
11395 RF
W
07:00AM-03:10PM LAB
11397 W
RF
11398 RF
W
03:00PM-11:10PM LAB
07:00AM-03:10PM LAB
11399 RF
W
07:00AM-03:10PM LAB
11400 W
RF
03:00PM-11:10PM LAB
NURS 064 • Issues and Leadership in
Health Care Today
11392 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
12 Craig E
12 Burgess.Craig
Macalino M
12 Burgess.Craig
Macalino M
12 Starbuck B
12 Macalino M
12 Burgess.Craig
Macalino M
12 Johnson T
12 Burgess.Craig
Macalino M
12 Burgess.Craig
Macalino M
12 Talley E
18 Craig E
NURS 065 • Role Transition in Practice
11393 MTWRFSU 11394 MTWRFSU -
LAB
LAB
5 Craig E
5 Macalino M
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
CSU
5.0 Units
NURS 103 • Certified Nursing Assistant
CSU
0.5 Unit
CSU
1.0 Unit
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
01/11-04/05
01/11-04/08
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
FFNB
0806
VVKP
0806
VSSM
0806
FFNB
0806
VVKP
0806
VSSM
0806
0807
0807
0807
0807
0807
0.5 Unit
CSU
7.0 Units
01/11-04/08
01/11-04/08
FFNB
01/11-04/08
0811
01/11-04/08
01/11-04/08
01/11-04/08
0811
FFNB
VKH
01/11-04/08
01/11-04/08
0811
VVKP
01/11-04/08
0811
01/11-04/08
01/11-04/08
0811
VSSM
CSU
2.0 Units
CSU
2.5 Units
01/11-05/18
10824 R
10825 R
SU
MU
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
6.5 Units
08:00AM-03:50PM
08:00AM-03:50PM
07:00AM-03:20PM
07:00AM-03:20PM
LECT
LECT
LAB
LAB
8
8
8
8
Kargbo M
Kargbo M
Kargbo M
TBD -
NURS 105 • Acute Care Nursing Assistant
0807
0807
01/11-04/08
TYPE
Anyone who wishes to take NURS 103 CNA MUST ATTEND a MANDATORY
INFORMATION MEETING on Monday, December 21, 2015, from 9:00AM – 11:00 at
Solano Community College, Room 801, on the Main Campus, in Fairfield. In
addition, in order to be considered or accepted for admission to this course, you
MUST bring the following TWO (2) forms of identification with you to the meeting:
A. ONE of the official forms of identification listed below:
1. Driver’s license or an ID card issued by a governmental agency or entity
thereof provided it contains a photograph and information including, but
not limited to, date of birth, sex, height, eye color, hair color and address.
2. U.S. Military ID card.
3. Military dependent’s ID card.
4. U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner card.
5. NativeAMerican Tribal document.
6. Foreign passport.
7. U.S. passport.
8. Alien Registration card.
AND
B. ONE of the two following forms:
1. Social Security card issued by the Social Security Administration.
0807
0807
CSU
TIMES
11163 TR
SU
08:00AM-12:50PM LAB
NURS 111 • Medical Terminology
11242
11245
11249
11244
11241
11243
11224
TR
M
S
TR
W
R
MTWRF
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:00AM-11:50AM
09:00AM-11:50AM
10:30AM-11:45AM
06:30PM-09:20PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
-
NUTR 010 • Nutrition
10812
10817
10818
10819
10815
10813
10823
11410
10814
10816
10820
10821
10822
ONLI
04/11-05/18
04/11-05/18
TR
MWF
MWF
MW
TR
MW
M
R
TR
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
08:00AM-09:15AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
12:30PM-01:45PM
02:00PM-03:15PM
04:00PM-05:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
04/05-04/14
04/09-04/24
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
Daniel C
Daniel C
TBD Daniel C
Melter C
Stevens V
Adams D
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
8
18
18
18
18
Bourdon I
Sytsma R
Sytsma R
Sytsma R
Bourdon I
Bourdon I
Gabbard M
Gabbard M
Bourdon I
Bourdon I
Sytsma R
Sytsma R
Sytsma R
0736
0736
VVCR
2.0 Units
3 TBD 3 TBD -
NUTRITION
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
01/21-03/10
01/21-03/10
01/21-03/19
01/21-03/20
3.0 Units
0801
VVCT
VVCT
VJOC
0801
VJOC
ONLI
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-03/08
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
VVCT
1645
1645
1645
1645
VJOC
VVCT
1645
ONLI
ONLI
ONLI
ONLI
42
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION
OCED 070 • Occupational Soft Skills
10556 MTWRF
10557 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
8 Berrett D
8 Berrett D
CSU
LOCATION
ONLI
ONLI
OCED 090 • Occupational Work Experience
CSU 1.0-4.0 Units
ONLINE
This is a full semester, 1-unit course.
8 Berrett D
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
ONLI
10560 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
ONLI
10561 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
ONLI
10562 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
ONLI
10563 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
ONLI
10564 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
ONLI
10565 W
MTWRF
10566 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
-
LAB
ONLINE
LAB
Wrk Exp
12
12
12
12
Berrett
Berrett
Berrett
Berrett
D
D
D
D
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
1818
ONLI
1818
10567 W
MTWRF
10568 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
-
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
D
D
D
D
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
1818
10569 W
MTWRF
10570 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
-
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
D
D
D
D
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
These are 1-unit, 12 week courses.
These are 2-unit, 12 weeks courses.
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
D
D
D
D
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
10573 W
MTWRF
10574 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
-
LAB
8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
LAB
8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
D
D
D
D
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
1818
10575 W
MTWRF
10576 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
-
LAB
8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
LAB
8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
D
D
D
D
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
1818
10577 W
MTWRF
10578 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
-
LAB
8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
LAB
8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
D
D
D
D
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
1818
CSU 1.0-3.0 Units
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
ONLI
10581 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
ONLI
10582 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
ONLI
10583 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
ONLI
10584 W
MTWRF
10585 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
-
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
D
D
D
D
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
1818
10586 W
MTWRF
10587 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
-
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
D
D
D
D
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
1818
10588 W
MTWRF
10589 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
-
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
D
D
D
D
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
1818
10590 W
MTWRF
10591 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
-
LAB
8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
LAB
8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
D
D
D
D
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
1818
10592 W
MTWRF
10593 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
-
LAB
8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
LAB
8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
D
D
D
D
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
1818
1818
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
-
OFFICE TECHNOLOGY
OT 054A • Beginning Keyboarding A
1818
10497
10498
10521
10522
10509
10510
1818
1818
TR
TR
MW
MW
TR
TR
09:30AM-10:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:30AM-11:50AM
10:30AM-11:45AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
11:00AM-12:15PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
OT 054B • Beginning Keyboarding B
10499
10500
10523
10524
10511
10512
1818
TR
TR
MW
MW
TR
TR
09:30AM-10:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:30AM-11:50AM
10:30AM-11:45AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
11:00AM-12:15PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
8
8
8
8
8
8
Carpenter
Carpenter
TBD TBD Carpenter
Carpenter
D
D
8
8
8
8
8
8
Carpenter
Carpenter
TBD TBD Carpenter
Carpenter
D
D
Carpenter
Carpenter
TBD TBD Carpenter
Carpenter
D
D
OT 055A • Intermediate Keyboarding/
Word Processing A
1818
LOCATION
ONLINE
1818
DATES
-
1818
10571 W
MTWRF
10572 W
MTWRF
INSTRUCTOR
10580 MTWRF
ONLI
-
WKS
1.5 Units
03/09-05/10
10559 MTWRF
TYPE
1.5 Units
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
CSU
-
TIMES
OCED 091 • General Work Experience
OCED 071 • Occupational Portfolio Development
10558 MTWRF
CRN DAYS
10501
10502
10525
10526
10513
10514
TR
TR
MW
MW
TR
TR
09:30AM-10:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:30AM-11:50AM
10:30AM-11:45AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
11:00AM-12:15PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
8
8
8
8
8
8
D
D
D
D
D
D
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
CSU
1.5 Units
CSU
1.5 Units
CSU
1.5 Units
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
43
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
OT 055B • Intermediate Keyboarding/
Word Processing B
10503
10504
10527
10528
10515
10516
TR
TR
MW
MW
TR
TR
09:30AM-10:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:30AM-11:50AM
10:30AM-11:45AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
11:00AM-12:15PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
8
8
8
8
8
8
Carpenter
Carpenter
TBD TBD Carpenter
Carpenter
D
D
D
D
OT 059 • Medical Keyboarding And
Computer Applications
11076 TR
DATES
CSU
3.0 Units
OT 066 • CPT-IV Coding
CSU
3.0 Units
11074 MW
18 Le J
01/11-05/18
18 Le J
10505
10507
10529
10530
10517
10518
TR
TR
MW
MW
TR
TR
09:30AM-10:20AM
09:30AM-10:20AM
10:30AM-11:25AM
10:30AM-11:20AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
8
8
8
8
8
8
Carpenter
Carpenter
TBD TBD Carpenter
Carpenter
D
D
0505
D
D
OT 101 • Study Of Human Diseases For Medical Assistants
3.0 Units
OT 151 • Office Systems & Procedures
3.0 Units
10579 MW
10533 MW
OT 162 • Ten-Key
10506
10508
10531
10532
10519
10520
TR
TR
MW
MW
TR
TR
09:30AM-10:20AM
09:30AM-10:20AM
10:30AM-11:25AM
10:30AM-11:20AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
18 Le J
01/11-05/18
18 Carpenter D
01/11-05/18
8
8
8
8
8
8
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
Carpenter
Carpenter
TBD TBD Carpenter
Carpenter
D
D
D
D
11060 S
11054 TR
11058 M
18 Orr S
18 Pelletti M
18 Orr S
PHIL 003 • Introduction to Philosophy
11055 TR
11057 T
11059 W
18 Pelletti M
18 Roggli K
18 Orr S
PHIL 004 • Introduction to Moral Philosophy
11056 TR
18 Roggli K
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
18
18
18
18
Lukehart T
Craven E
Lukehart T
Williamson S
CSU
3.0 Units
PHOT 070 • Beginning Digital Photography
CSU
3.0 Units
PHOT 071 • Digital Imaging 1
CSU
3.0 Units
10767 MW
18 Lukehart T
18 Lukehart T
05:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Pfitzner M
10:30AM-12:45PM LECT/LAB 18 Zidek A
01:00PM-03:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Zak R
05:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Craven E
06:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Mariani R
PHOT 152 • Professional Photography: Portraiture
11335 TR
01:00PM-04:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Zak R
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
PHSC 012 • Introduction to the Principles
of Physical Science
10112 MW
MTWRF
12:00PM-01:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Feighner M
ONLINE 18 Feighner M
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1815
1815
0503
1815
1815
0503
0503
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1815
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1815
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
VVCT
1738
VVCT
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
PHYS 004 • General Physics (Non-Calculus)
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
10092 T
M
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
1738
VVCT
0703
VVCT
08:00AM-10:50AM LAB
18 Hannan Z
18 Hannan Z
06:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Macmullen J
18 Macmullen J
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0302
0302
0302
0302
PHYS 006 • Physics For Science And Engineering
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
PHYS 008 • Physics For Science And Engineering
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
10093 MWF
T
10094 T
MWF
T
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
0301
ONLI
10091 R
TR
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
PHYSICS
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
VVCT
0804
1877
VJOC
PHOT 057 • Special Projects
09:00AM-02:00PM LAB
09:00AM-02:00PM LAB
PHOT 151 • Professional Photography: Introduction
0502
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1815
0.5 Unit
11347 W
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 001 • Introduction to Critical Thinking
and Reasoning
09:30AM-10:45AM
12:30PM-03:20PM
02:00PM-03:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
01/11-05/18
CSU
10762 TR
10763 MW
10761 R
0502
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
TR
T
MW
M
11343 T
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
DATES
PHOT 035 • The Art of Photography
10758 F
10759 F
1.0 Unit
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
INSTRUCTOR
05:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Zidek A
PHOT 051 • Photography Laboratory
01/11-05/18
OT 100 • Skill Building On The Computer Keyboard
WKS
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10754
10755
10757
10756
0502
CSU
TYPE
PHOT 030 • Beginning Film Photography
10753 T
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
TIMES
PHOTOGRAPHY
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
0502
OT 064 • Intermediate ICD-CM Coding
11071 MW
CRN DAYS
1.5 Units
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
CSU
12:30PM-03:20PM LECT/LAB 18 Le J
LOCATION
10095 MWF
R
01:00PM-01:50PM
02:00PM-05:50PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
01:00PM-01:50PM
02:00PM-02:50PM
LECT
LECT/LAB
LAB
LECT
LECT
18
18
18
18
18
Lutz
Lutz
Lutz
Lutz
Lutz
M
M
M
M
M
18 Baldi A
02:00PM-05:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Baldi A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0302
0302
0302
0302
0302
0302
0302
44
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
PHYS 010 • Descriptive Physics
10984 MW
INSTRUCTOR
18 Baldi A
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
01/11-05/18
10782
10747
10777
10781
10744
10774
10769
10745
TR
MWF
S
TR
MWF
MWF
TR
MW
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:00AM-11:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
12:00PM-01:15PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Pyle D
Bundenthal T
TBD Zitko P
Powell J
Pyle D
Bundenthal T
Powell J
VVCT
10651
10648
10646
10647
10645
10652
10649
10644
10655
10654
10650
10659
VJOC
0703
VVCT
VJOC
0812
VVCT
0703
1646
MWF
TR
TR
R
M
T
TR
R
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
01:00PM-01:50PM
02:00PM-03:15PM
02:30PM-03:45PM
05:45PM-08:35PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
18
8
18
18
18
18
18
Arns C
Powell J
Zitko P
Zitko P
Powell J
Wilson F
Pyle D
Wilson F
Bundenthal T
Bundenthal T
Bundenthal T
TBD -
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
03/09-05/10
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
MWF
TR
MWF
MWF
TR
MWF
MW
TR
W
TR
M
MTWRF
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
12:00PM-12:50PM
01:00PM-02:15PM
01:00PM-02:15PM
03:00PM-05:50PM
04:00PM-06:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
10664 TR
10662 MW
PLSC 005 • Constitutional Rights in a
Multicultural Society
10772 MWF
PLSC 050 • Student Leadership
10773 T
12:30PM-02:20PM LAB
LAB
18 Wilson F
18 Powell J
18 Slade R
18 Slade R
01/11-05/18
10666 MW
10667 T
PSYC 005 • Abnormal Psychology
10656 TR
VVCT
0812
CSPS
CSPS
VVCT
VJOC
FFTA
0703
ONLI
ONLI
ONLI
ONLI
CSU
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
Jaimez T
01/11-05/18
Daprato R
01/11-05/18
Cabrera S
01/11-05/18
Cabrera S
01/11-05/18
Bolz C
01/11-05/18
Jaimez T
01/11-05/18
Gotch-Posta M 01/11-05/18
Bolz C
01/11-05/18
Bolz C
01/11-05/18
Lindsay A
03/09-05/10
Gotch-Posta M 01/11-05/18
Cabrera S
01/11-05/18
0812
0812
0804
0804
0705
0804
0713
0703
VJOC
VVCT
0713
ONLI
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 Gotch-Posta M 01/11-05/18
18 Gotch-Posta M 01/11-05/18
0713
0713
18 Jaimez T
18 TBD 18 Bolz C
01/11-05/18
0704
PSYC 034 • Human Sexual Behavior
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10663 TR
18 Daprato R
18 Jaimez T
18 Daprato R
18 Bolz C
10534 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
-
RE 174 • Real Estate Finance
10536 MTWRF
-
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0707
0801
0704
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
0707
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
ONLINE
18 TBD -
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
ONLINE
18 TBD -
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
18 TBD -
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
RE 175 • Principles of Appraisal
10537 MTWRF
01/11-05/18
VJOC
18 Cary A
RE 172 • Real Estate Practice
10535 MTWRF
01/11-05/18
18 Gotch-Posta M 01/11-05/18
REAL ESTATE
RE 164 • Real Estate Principles
1421
1421
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
PSYC 040 • Drugs, Society and Behavior
0801
0801
0707
PSYC 030 • Introduction to Social Psychology
10660 TR
10657 MW
0706
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10665 MWF
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
8
18
18
DATES
PSYC 020 • Personal and Social Behavior
10661 W
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
INSTRUCTOR
PSYC 004 • Research Methods in Behavioral Science UC/CSU 3.0 Units
PLSC 002 • Introduction to Comparative Government UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10770 TR
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
PSYC 002 • Biological Psychology
This section of the Umoja Learning Community is designed to incorporate Political
Science 001 Introduction toAMerican Government and Politics, with Child
Development and Family Students 040 Family Relationship. It examines the
introduction to the theory and practice ofAMerican politics including an analysis of
the operation of national, state, and local governments, as well as the U.S. and
California Constitutions. This course also includes a study of sociological and
psychological factors influencing relationships, particularly dating, family, and marital
relationships, as well as alternative lifestyles in contemporary society, including
factors that affect communication and interpersonal interactions within relationships.
You must enroll in both PLSC 001 (10745) and CDFS 040 (11329).
To register for this Learning Community during online registration:
When on the “Add Classes Worksheet” enter each CRN into a separate box.
10775
10748
11257
11258
10776
10780
10778
10768
10682
10687
10688
10689
WKS
PSYC 001 • Introduction to Psychology
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TYPE
PSYCHOLOGY
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PLSC 001 • Introduction to American Government
and Politics
TIMES
ONLINE
3.0 Units
3.0 Units
3.0 Units
45
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
SOCIOLOGY
SOC 001 • Introduction to Sociology
10798
10792
10788
10793
10791
10785
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
MWF
M
MTWRF
08:00AM-08:50AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
12:00PM-12:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Campbell J
Johnson T
Padilla L
Johnson T
Johnson T
Padilla L
Padilla L
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
VJOC
0705
VJOC
0705
0705
0801
ONLI
THEA 001 • Acting 1
10456 TR
MW
MW
T
W
MTWRF
MTWRF
01:00PM-02:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
8
18
18
18
18
Padilla L
TBD Campbell J
Campbell J
Padilla L
Johnson T
SOC 002 • Social Issues and Problems
10784 TR
10799 MTWRF
ONLINE
18 Padilla L
18 Alvarado T
SOC 023 • Sociology of AfricanAMericans
10794 TR
SOC 040 • Sociology of the Family
10787 MWF
18 Johnson T
18 Padilla L
SOC 075 • Introduction to Sociology of Sport
10795 TR
18 Johnson T
01/11-05/18
03/09-05/10
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10457 MWF
10458 TR
10459 MWF
10460 MTWRF
10496 MTWRF
0812
0804
0703
VVCT
ONLI
ONLI
CSU
10994 TR
10486 MTWRF
0801
ONLI
0704
0704
SOCS 023 • The African-American Family
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
SOCS 030 • Peace, Non Violence and
Conflict Resolution
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11110 TR
11112 TR
11114 M
18 McCord K
8 McCord K
18 Moore S
SOCS 053 • Civil Rights, Non- Violence and
Race Relations
11409 MTWRFSU MTWRFSU -
LECT
LAB
2 McCord K
2 McCord K
SOCS 053B • Social Movements, Civil Rights,
and Non-Violence
10811 MW
8 TBD -
18 McBride D
18 McBride D
11:00AM-01:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Long D
ONLINE
ONLINE
-
ONLINE
18 McBride D
18 Spindt C
18 Spindt C
18 Delorenzo J
18 Spindt C
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 360-C
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 360-C
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1880
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 360-C
01/11-05/18 ONLI
01/11-05/18 ONLI
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1101
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
ONLI
THEA 024B • Rehearsal and Performance
in Production - Drama
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
THEA 032B • Fundamentals of
Costume Design - Drama
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11438 MWF
03:00PM-05:10PM LECT/LAB 18 Long D
06:00PM-08:50PM LAB
LAB
10 TBD 10 TBD -
01/11-05/18
1880
01/22-04/10
01/22-04/10
01:00PM-02:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Valentino R
LAB
18 Valentino R
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1633
THEA 047B • Technical Theatre in Production-Drama UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 Moore S
18 TBD 18 Alvarado T
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11436 MTWR
0801
SOCS 022 • Ethnic, Racial, & Minority Group
Relations in Harmony & Conflict
ONLINE
DATES
THEA 020 • Introduction to Stage Lighting
10487 MW
SOCIAL SCIENCES
10808 T
10807 R
11108 MTWRF
THEA 011 • Theatre History 2
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
THEATRE ARTS
THEA 006 • Introduction to Theatre
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
INSTRUCTOR
THEA 003 • Stagecraft
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
WKS
THEA 002 • Acting 2
Ideal for students who are curious about online classes and want to ensure their
academic success in this class and future online courses. A majority of the work will
be completed online. However, this hybrid class also gives students the opportunity
—while experiencing online education—to interact with classmates and receive faceto-face instructor support. There will be several on-campus meetings, beginning with
Monday, January 11, 2016. All meetings will occur on Mondays from 12:00-12:50
p.m.
10786
10789
10796
10797
10783
10790
TYPE
SPANISH • SEE FOREIGN LANGUAGE
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TIMES
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
03/09-05/10
01/11-05/18
CSU
11441 TR
02:00PM-03:15PM
11442 TWRFSU 06:30PM-08:50PM
-
VJOC
VVCT
ONLI
THEA 050 • Acting for the Camera
10495 MWF
1646
18
18
5
5
Long
Long
Long
Long
D
D
D
D
18 McBride D
TELEVISION
TV 050 • Survey of Broadcasting
1646
VJOC
11352 M
1645
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
03/07-04/13
03/07-04/13
CSU
1880
1880
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 360-C
CSU
18 Smith-Rowsey D
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
TV 055 • Beginning Television Production
CSU
3.0 Units
TV 056 • Advanced Television Production
CSU
3.0 Units
11354 T
03/26-04/02
03/26-04/02
CSU
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
11355 T
18 Vinet E
02:00PM-05:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Vinet E
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0121
0121
3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
1646
46
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
WELDING
WELD 100 • Welding Technology
10538 MTWRF
08:00AM-11:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Kissinger J
10539 MTWRF
10540 MTWRF
10541 MTWRF
WELD 121 • Plate Code Welder (Advanced)
10543 TR
WELD 122 • Pipe Welding (Basic)
10544 TR
WELD 124 • Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW)
10545 TR
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
10.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1853
SPRING
ALL COURSES
CRN DAYS
10.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1853
10.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1853
10.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1853
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1853
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1853
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1853
47
Vacaville Center Classes-VVCT, VVNU, V-Annex
Vacaville Center • 2001 North Village Parkway, Vacaville, CA 95688 • (707) 864-7171
Transforming Lives…Transforming Our Community!
Pursue a career, expand your interests, or
transfer to a 4-year college or university.
Solano Community College offers courses
and programs to meet your needs at the
Vacaville and Travis Centers.
Educating students of all ages, with
or without a high school diploma:
• High tech facilities
• Quality instruction
• Low-cost tuition
• Flexible classes
Our Programs: A Foundation for
Your Future
• General Education
• Transfer to 4-year university
or college
• Job skills
• Basic Skills
Pursue a career, expand your interests, or transfer to a 4-year college or university.
Solano Community College offers courses and programs to meet your needs at the Vacaville and Travis Centers.
Program and course offerings
designed to meet your
educational needs, including
• Aeronautics
• Biotechnology
• Business and Computer Science
• Career Technical Education
• Fine and Applied Arts
• Behavioral Sciences
• English As A Second Language
• Health Occupations
• Humanities
• Math/Science
• Physical Education/Athletics
Student Services
Featuring:
We offer a variety of one-stop services
at the Vacaville Center:
• Assessment Testing
• Counseling & Career Guidance
• Financial Aid Assistance
• Student Health Services
• Library Services
• Library Computer Labs
• Transfer Workshops
• Learning Lab
• Firefighter Academy –
Learn the safety requirements and
techniques of fire prevention and
fire control. Become eligible
for Firefighter Certification.
Some Vacaville offerings may be held at the Vacaville Annex:
2000 N. Village Parkway, Vacaville. (Room number “- A”=Vacaville Annex)
48
360-C = 360 Campus Lane, FF A = Vacaville Annex • R in days = Thu. • U in days = Sun.
Vacaville Center Classes-VVCT, VVNU, DFD
Vacaville Center • 2001 North Village Parkway, Vacaville, CA 95688 • (707) 864-7171
Some Vacaville offerings may be held at the Vacaville Annex: 2000 N. Village Parkway, Vacaville.
Visit www.Solano.edu for further details about course location information.
ASSESSMENT TESTING: Assessment testing is available at the
Vacaville Center. Please see the Assessment Schedule on page 9.
HOW DO I MAKE A COUNSELING APPOINTMENT?
1. In person
2. Online at www.solano.edu then click “MySolano.”
3. Call the Vacaville Center at (707) 864-7171.
BOOK SALES: Textbooks for all Vacaville Center classes may be
purchased at the main campus in Fairfield or online:
PARKING: Parking at the Vacaville Center is $20 per vehicle for the
semester and is valid for all Solano Community College campuses.
Daily parking permits are available from the permit dispenser located
to the left of the parking lot entrance. Daily permits are $1 per day
(quarters only). Parking for Summer term is $6.00.
COUNSELING: The Counseling Center provides career, educational,
and personal counseling services. Counselors work with students to
help them understand their interests, abilities and achievements. They
also assist in determining goals and planning programs to attain those
goals. Counseling is available year-round.
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
ANTHROPOLOGY
10672 TR
10679 TR
18 Wilson N
ART
10690 R
18 Wilson N
18 Brunner T
DATES
REGISTRATION ASSISTANCE: We can help you with applications
and online registration during our regular business hours.
ROOM
CRN DAYS
10946 W
18 Estes C
ASTRONOMY
10983 S
18 Johnson T
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
BIOLOGY
DATES
ROOM
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
BIO 002 • Principles of Cell and Molecular Biology
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
BIO 003 • Evolution, Ecology & Biodiversity
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10141 TR
207
10144 TR
TR
212
10158 MW
MW
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
218
10188 TR
TR
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
218
08:00AM-10:50AM LAB
09:00AM-11:50AM LAB
11:00AM-12:15PM LAB
10211 MWF
M
10248 W
M
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01:00PM-05:20PM LECT/LAB 18 Re E
SPRING
VACAVILLE
The Vacaville Center office hours are 8AM - 6:30PM Monday through Thursday; 8AM - 4:30PM on Friday. Center information, including
driving directions, is available on the Vacaville Center web site: solano.edu/campus_sites/vaca_center.html.
207
10:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-02:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
18 Paschal R
18 Paschal R
18 Moore R
18 Moore R
Gerhart
Gerhart
Krueger
Krueger
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
118
110
212
110
118
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
18 Re E
18 Re E
18
18
18
18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
K
K
L
L
118
110
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
118
110
118
110
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
BIO 016L • Human Biology Laboratory
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
10251 MWF
10256 TR
10257 M
10262 T
MTWRF
12:30PM-02:20PM LAB
ONLINE
18 Paschal R
18 Moore R
18 Molnar M
18 Moore R
18 Moore R
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
118
118
214
01/11-05/18
110
01/11-05/18 ONLIN
49
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CSU
10609 MWF
10637 MWF
18 Obegi A
01/11-05/18
18 Obegi A
CHEMISTRY
10113 TR
TR
10116 TR
TR
10121 MW
F
08:00AM-09:15AM
09:30AM-12:20PM
05:15PM-06:30PM
06:40PM-09:30PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
08:00AM-10:50AM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LAB
LECT
10129 M
W
10130 M
W
11:00AM-01:50PM
11:00AM-01:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
10139 TR
R
02:30PM-05:20PM LAB
11260 R
18
18
18
18
18
18
Higashi
Higashi
Higashi
Higashi
Higashi
Higashi
J
J
J
J
J
J
18
18
18
18
Balsley S
Balsley S
Montanez R
Montanez R
18 Basaran V
18 Basaran V
18 Anderson K
218
218
09:00AM-10:15AM
10:25AM-10:50AM
06:00PM-08:50PM
09:00PM-09:50PM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
18
18
18
18
10430 M
Urrutia J
Urrutia J
Anderson K
Anderson K
11:00AM-12:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Urrutia J
CIS 023 • Data Structures And Algorithms
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
09:00AM-10:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Urrutia J
10350 TR
10357 TR
18 TBD 18 TBD -
10995 MWF
18 Urrutia J
CSU
CSU
211
211
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
218
215
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
12:00PM-01:15PM
12:30PM-03:20PM
01:00PM-03:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
18
18
18
18
8
18
18
Erbe K
Whitesell J
Erbe K
Turney N
Erbe K
Whitesell J
Perez J
18 Whitesell J
01/11-05/18
215
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
11389 TR
211
211
01/11-05/18
215
01/11-05/18
215
01/11-05/18
215
01/11-05/18
214
03/09-05/10
215
01/11-05/18
215
01/11-05/18 103-A
11375 T
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
214
214
214
ECONOMICS
(Macroeconomics)
211
10464 MWF
(Microeconomics)
211
10470 MWF
18 TBD -
18 TBD -
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
10902 MW
211
05:30PM-08:05PM LECT/LAB 8 Jansen J
214
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
211
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
133
COMM 008 • Group Communication
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
TR
MWF
TR
MW
TR
W
R
11387 R
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
18 Dawson S
133
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 Winistorfer R 01/11-05/18
COUNSELING
course requirements
10246 TR
10041 MWF
207
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 Urrutia J
18 Urrutia J
18 Valenzuela J
01/11-05/18
133
133
10026
10035
10027
11239
11236
10036
10021
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18 Valenzuela J
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
10435 M
133
112
10244 TR
18 Valenzuela J
18 Goodwin M
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
12:25PM-12:50PM LAB
CJ 052 • Investigative Report Writing
112
112
112
112
10241 MW
MW
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
LOCATION
10424 TR
118
112
118
112
112
112
DATES
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10422 TR
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
INSTRUCTOR
10414 TR
10419 R
10231 MW
MW
11422 R
R
WKS
CJ 011 • Community Relations
CINEMATOGRAPHY
CINA 011 • American Cultures in Film
TYPE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
TIMES
214
3.0 Units
01/11-03/08 101-A
50
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
ENGLISH
• English 001 College Composition w L/R 010: Introduction
to Library Research and Information Competency
10875 TR
18 Blair E
11125 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
01/11-05/18
11126 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10873 MW
18 Schouten J
11146 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
10881 TR
18 Schouten J
11147 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
214
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 Federle S
11143 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
ENGL 002 • Critical Thinking and Writing
About Literature
10893 TR
10851 W
18 Blair E
18 Croom T
Language In Context
10926 MW
11083
11072
11082
11073
MWF
TR
TR
TR
08:25AM-09:50AM
10:00AM-12:15PM
01:00PM-03:15PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
18 Young C
18
18
18
18
Young C
Schouten J
Knight J
Connolly N
10833
10975
10978
10828
MWF
TR
TR
TR
08:25AM-09:50AM
10:00AM-12:15PM
01:00PM-03:15PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
11104
11106
11105
11107
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
09:00AM-09:50AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
12:00PM-12:50PM
12:00PM-12:50PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
01/11-05/18
218
215
5.0 Units
218
214
218
212
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18
18
18
18
Schouten J
Wright R
Schouten J
Wright R
01/11-05/18
212
01/11-05/18 107-A
01/11-05/18
212
01/11-05/18 107-A
8
8
8
8
Schouten J
Wright R
Wright R
Schouten J
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
FIRE 053 • Fire Prevention Applications
CSU
3.0 Units
10477 TR
18 Avila-Tuttle
18 Coronado V
18 Coronado V
18 Avila-Tuttle
10 Avila-Tuttle
18 TBD -
18 Hassett S
18 Miller L
18 Preciado B
FIRE 140 • Fire Technology Academy
10478 MTWRF
5.0 Units
Young C
Schouten J
Knight J
Connolly N
GEOLOGY
218
214
218
212
GEOL 002 • Geology Laboratory
10110 T
01:00PM-03:50PM LAB
3.0 Units
UC/CSU
18 TBD -
HISTORY
10999 MWF
18 TBD -
11014 S
11006 M
0.5 Unit
01/11-03/11
212
03/09-05/10 107-A
01/11-03/11 107-A
03/09-05/10
212
218
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10620 S
10474 T
211
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
FIRE TECHNOLOGY
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18 Marianetti N
215
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10067 W
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
10079 MW
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18 Konecny N
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
10074 TR
10076 T
01/11-05/18 105-A
18
18
18
18
11178
11182
11183
11179
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
LOCATION
10077 TR
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10063 MW
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
SPANISH
212
UC/CSU
10845 M
10621 T
1.0 Unit
ONLINE
DATES
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
INSTRUCTOR
218
ONLINE
10955 MWF
218
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 Coury C
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
WKS
READING
4.0 Units
UC/CSU
10888 S
TYPE
ENGLISH
ONLINE
TIMES
18 Collins C
18 TBD -
01/11-05/18 108-A
01/11-05/18 108-A
01/11-05/18 108-A
01/11-05/18 107-A
03/02-05/18 108-A
01/11-05/18 105-A
01/11-05/18 105-A
01/11-05/18 101-A
01/11-05/18 107-A
24.0 Units
01/11-05/18 101-A
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
112
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
207
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
212
207
51
SPRING
VACAVILLE
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11035 MWF
11043 W
11049 TR
18 Arce M
18 Codina S
18 TBD -
KINESIOLOGY
TIMES
TYPE
10381 MWF
10383 TR
11332 R
MTWRF
10389 MW
12:00PM-01:25PM
02:00PM-04:15PM
04:00PM-05:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
ONLINE
LECT/LAB
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
WKS
207
207
01/11-05/18
10916 MW
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CRN DAYS
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
INSTRUCTOR
Lum R
Lum R
Smith J
Smith J
Villatoro B
Villatoro B
Soria Martin
DATES
LOCATION
5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
218
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
207
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18 107-A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18 107-A
MUSIC
140
KINE 006C • Pilates For Fitness
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
Ragtime to Rock
KINE 078 • Fit Ball Training
CSU
MUSC 013 • Multicultural Music in America
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
MUSC 038 • Class Lessons in Beginning Guitar
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
MUSC 039 • Class Lessons in Intermediate Guitar
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11277 TR
11279 MW
01/11-05/18
10354 TR
10356 MWF
10352 MW
10358 TR
08:00AM-09:50AM
09:40AM-10:50AM
02:00PM-03:50PM
06:00PM-07:50PM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT/LAB
MATH 012 • Mathematical Ideas
10360 MWF
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
140
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
107-A
11245 M
11249 S
18 Harrow R
18 Harrow R
10812 TR
10823 M
01/11-05/18 108-A
01/11-05/18
10372 MWF
10371 TR
10373 TR
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT/LAB
5.0 Units
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Gunther
Gunther
Gunther
Gunther
Gunther
Gunther
Scott R
S
S
S
S
S
S
MATH 112 • Algebraic Reasoning
LAB
10377 MWF
LAB
18 Fioritto C
18 Fioritto C
18 Bourdon I
18 Gabbard M
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
133
212
212
212
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 102-A
01/11-05/18 102-A
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
207
212
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 105-A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
133
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18 107-A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18 108-A
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
PHIL 004 • Introduction to Moral Philosophy
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11057 T
11056 TR
18 Orr S
18 Orr S
18 Roggli K
18 Roggli K
PHOTOGRAPHY
4.0 Units
18 Rhoads G
18 Rhoads G
NUTRITION
01/11-05/18
and Reasoning
11060 S
11058 M
10374 TR
18 Daniel C
18 TBD -
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
PHILOSOPHY
08:00AM-09:25AM
11:00AM-12:25PM
11:00AM-01:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
01/11-05/18 104-A
01/11-05/18
10370 MWF
01/11-05/18 105-A
18 Rhoads G
18 Rhoads G
18 Holland S
105-A
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 TBD -
18 Pitzulo V
NURSING
107-A
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
LAB
11307 W
105-A
10368 MWF
11201 W
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
Smith J
Smith J
TBD TBD Hannan Z
Hannan Z
Rhoads G
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
LAB
11304 W
MATH 020 • Analytic Geometry And Calculus I
10364 MWF
11191 M
1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
MATHEMATICS
140
10754 TR
01/11-05/18 105-A
01/11-05/18
18 Lukehart T
PHYSICS
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18 103-A
01/11-05/18
10984 MW
18 Baldi A
01/11-05/18
215
01/11-05/18 102-A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
207
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
207
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
52
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PLSC 001 • Introduction to American
Government and Politics
10777
10774
10775
10776
S
MWF
MWF
M
09:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
01:00PM-01:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
18
18
18
18
TBD Pyle D
Arns C
Powell J
PSYCHOLOGY
10654 TR
8 Lindsay A
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
SOCIOLOGY
10797 W
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
133
207
133
118
18 Campbell J
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
133
SOCIAL SCIENCES
SOCS 022 • Ethnic, Racial, & Minority
Group Relations in Harmony & Conflict
10807 R
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
DATES
18 TBD -
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 104-A
215
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VACAVILLE
CRN DAYS
Vallejo Center classes
545 Columbus Parkway • Vallejo, CA 94591 • 707-642-8188 • www.solano.edu
Transforming
Student Lives!
Providing students with:
Pursue a career,
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Quality instruction • Flexible classes • High-tech facilities • Low-cost tuition
Meeting your education needs:
Transfer to 4-year University • Career Training • Basic Skills
Our Programs: A Foundation for your Future
Program and course offerings designed
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• Business and Computer Science
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Featuring
• Nursing-Preliminary and Professional Courses
• Human Services
• Early Childhood Education
• Criminal Justice
• Auto Technology
Our Quest...Your Success
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Vallejo Center
545 Columbus Parkway • Vallejo, CA 94591 • www.solano.edu
Local number for SCC Call Center – (707) 642-8188
The Vallejo Center office hours are 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, Monday through Thursday, and 8:00 am to 3:00 pm on Fridays.
You may learn more about the Vallejo Center at www.solano.edu/vallejo.
Student Services Available at the Vallejo Center
• Assessment
• Financial Aid Assistance
• Learning Labs
• Counseling and Career Guidance
• Library Services
• Transfer Workshops
• Registration Assistance
• Computer Labs
• Student Health Services
Assessment Testing
Available at the Vallejo Center. Please see the Assessment Schedule page.
Book Sales
Textbooks for all Vallejo Center Classes may be purchased at the main campus in Fairfield or online:
Counseling
The Counseling Center provides career, educational and personal counseling services. You can make a counseling
appointment in person or online at www.solano.edu, then click “MySolano” or call the Vallejo Center at
(707) 864-7171
Parking
Parking at the Vallejo Center is $20 per vehicle for the semester and is valid for all Solano Community College
campuses. Daily parking permits are available from the permit dispenser located on the first aisle of the lot. Daily
permits are $1 per day. Parking for Summer term is $6.00.
Registration Assistance
We can help you with applications and online registration during our regular business hours.
Partnerships with 4-Year Institutions
The Sonoma State University and SCC Partnership gives students an opportunity to complete a Bachelor of Arts
degree in Liberal Studies by attending upper division classes at the SCC Vallejo Center. Please check the Sonoma
State link on the SCC website for additional information.
Your hometown college. Easy access, flexible hours
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SPRING
VALLEJO
OFF SITE CLASSES LOCATED AT:
Automotive Technician Courses: 1301 Georgia Street, Vallejo, CA
Mare Island Institue of Technology: 2 Positive Place, Vallejo, CA
Vallejo Center Classes
Classes are offered at the Vallejo Center for spring, summer and fall semesters. Flexible scheduling that is designed for student
convenience. Classes are offered during the day and evening. Program and course offerings are from all SCC Schools: Applied
Tech & Business, Counseling, Health Sciences, Human Performance & Development Liberal Arts and Math/Science. Sonoma
State courses are held at the Vallejo Center for students enrolled at SSU in partnership with Solano Community College.
Information sessions are held during the semester. Please check the Sonoma State link on the SCC website for additional
information. You may learn more about the Vallejo Center by visiting the webpage at: www.solano.edu/vallejo
Book Sales: Textbooks for classes at the Vallejo Center may be purchased at the main campus in Fairfield or online:
www.solano.edu/bookstore. Books purchased prior to the start of a semester, will be delivered to the Vallejo Center for pick-up.
Please check with the bookstore for deadlines.
Computer Lab, MAC and Library Hours: Posted on the Vallejo Center website, www.solano.edu/vallejo
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
ANTHROPOLOGY
10681 W
10691 T
18 Gravely S
ART
18 Brunner T
ART 019 • Figure Painting
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
10190 MWF
MW
10191 T
R
213
10249 MW
W
10247 TR
T
10202 M
W
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
ART 058 • Clothed Figure
01/11-05/18
CSU
133
3.5 Units
01/11-05/18
10258 MW
133
10948 T
10964 R
18 Harmon C
18 Harmon C
ASTRONOMY
10084 TR
18 Smith R
10198 W
217
217
Silva M
Silva M
TBD TBD -
18
18
18
18
18
18
TBD TBD Riddell B
Riddell B
Magsaysay M
Magsaysay M
18 Riddell B
18 Watkins S
10635 W
18 Nazarenko S
CHEMISTRY
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LAB
LECT
18
18
18
18
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
207
207
207
207
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
207
207
207
207
207
207
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
213
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
136
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
12:00PM-01:15PM
01:30PM-04:20PM
12:30PM-01:45PM
09:00AM-11:50AM
06:30PM-09:20PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
BUSINESS
INSTRUCTOR
10750 F
08:30AM-09:20AM
09:30AM-10:45AM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
10738 F
WKS
215
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
TYPE
BIOLOGY
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
TIMES
215
10114 MW
MW
12:30PM-03:20PM LAB
18 Gelfand V
18 Gelfand V
10132 TR
TR
11:00AM-01:50PM LAB
18 Spillner C
18 Spillner C
CSU
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
211
211
5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
211
211
56
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
10138 TR
T
10137 M
W
01:00PM-02:15PM
02:30PM-05:20PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
18
18
18
18
INSTRUCTOR
Calef D
Calef D
Hawkes W
Hawkes W
CINEMATOGRAPHY
11319 T
11326 T
18 Kielwasser A
18 Anderson K
DATES
LOCATION
01/11-05/18
136
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
10367 W
10384 M
18 TBD 18 TBD -
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
10436 TR
18 TBD -
136
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
211
125
125
10022 TR
10033 TR
10011 M
18 Beasley A
18 Beasley A
18 Beasley A
123
COUNSELING
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
11370 TR
11374 W
11388 MW
11389 TR
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
11417 TR
04:00PM-06:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Carney S
11137 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
10877 MWF
18 McBride C
01/11-05/18
123
11139 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
122
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10853 M
18 Davis T
11160 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
242
UC/CSU
About Literature
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
Language In Context
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11095
11102
11103
11096
ONLINE
18 Knight J
18 Ashton C
18 Davis T
18 McBride C
18 Lowe K
18 Ashton C
18 Connolly N
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
08:00AM-08:50AM
09:00AM-09:50AM
12:00PM-12:50PM
01:00PM-01:50PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
11173
11159
11161
11176
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
122
217
217
213
5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18
18
18
18
Hudson K
McBride C
McBride C
Hudson K
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
McBride C
Hudson K
Hudson K
McBride C
01/11-03/11
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/11
03/09-05/10
8
8
8
8
215
217
215
5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18 Lowe K
18 Ashton C
18 Connolly N
214
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
242
4 Units
10832 MWF
10976 TR
10830 MW
DRAFTING
DRFT 045 • Introduction to Computer-Aided
Drafting (CAD)
LOCATION
UC/CSU
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
DATES
11067 MWF
11062 TR
11075 MW
215
215
215
18 Lowe K
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10931 TR
10882 TR
10891 MWF
10890 TR
10850 R
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
INSTRUCTOR
Library Research and Information Competency
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
WKS
• English 001 College Composition w L/R 010: Introduction to
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CSU
18 TBD -
TYPE
ENGLISH
213
211
211
211
TIMES
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10355 R
CRN DAYS
217
217
213
3.0 Units
122
122
0.5 Unit
124
124
124
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
NULL
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VALLEJO
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
ENGLISH
READING
10954 MWF
10958 TR
18 Boerner H
18 Boerner H
ENGL 331 • Vocabulary Strategies for
Reading Comprehension
10952 MWF
18 Boerner H
ENGL 353 • Textbook Reading Strategies
10965 MWF
18 Boerner H
FRENCH
10010 R
18 Marlow-Munoz
SPANISH
10059 MW
18 Llana J
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
125
125
125
18 de La OSalas
HISTORY
11016 TR
18 TBD -
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
10395 MWF
125
10397 MWF
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10407 TR
213
10408 MW
10409 TR
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
217
10410 TR
10411 MW
10412 TR
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10413 TR
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
213
10416 MWF
213
10417 TR
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10418 MW
11048 MW
18 TBD 18 TBD -
KINESIOLOGY
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT/LAB
09:00AM-10:50AM
01:00PM-02:50PM
-
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
08:00AM-09:25AM
12:30PM-02:45PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT/LAB
18 Sengmany K
18 Sengmany K
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TBD TBD Rutaganira T
Rutaganira T
Allen M
Allen M
Bischof O
136
136
242
242
11188 T
131
122
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18
18
18
18
Sengmany K
Sengmany K
Scheu L
Scheu L
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18
18
18
18
18
TBD TBD Lantzy H
Lantzy H
Fuchs E
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18 Pitzulo V
136
136
5.0 Units
18 Sengmany K
18 Jian A
18 TBD -
MUSIC
KINE 003A • Beginning Self Defense
11172 W
09:00AM-10:25AM
09:30AM-11:45AM
01:00PM-03:15PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
LAB
122
10415 MW
01/11-05/18
18 Sengmany K
18 Sengmany K
09:30AM-11:45AM LECT/LAB 18 Grube T
01:00PM-03:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Grube T
11042 TR
LAB
01/11-05/18
LOCATION
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
DATES
10394 TR
10393 MW
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10072 M
INSTRUCTOR
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
3.0 Units
18 Llana J
WKS
MATH 004 • Pre-Calculus Mathematics
10392 MWF
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
TYPE
MATHEMATICS
10061 MWF
TIMES
136
4.0 Units
136
136
5.0 Units
123
123
123
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
123
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
KINE 005J • Beginning Body Conditioning
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 005K • Intermediate Body Conditioning
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11174 W
11175 W
11026 TR
11027 TR
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
11200 TR
11204 R
131
131
11231 W
131
-
131
11286 W
18 TBD 18 Pitzulo V
LAB
18 Juliano K
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
01/11-05/18
215
136
133
Units
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
133
58
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
CSU
11290 W
11295 W
11312 W
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
11244 TR
11243 R
10813 MW
18 Daniel C
18 Stevens V
NUTRITION
UC/CSU
18 Bourdon I
PHOTOGRAPHY
10756 M
18 Williamson S
10798 MWF
10788 TR
133
133
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
18 Campbell J
18 Padilla L
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
121
SOCIAL SCIENCES
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
Conflict Resolution
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10808 T
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TYPE
3.0 Units
3.0 Units
TIMES
SOCIOLOGY
133
1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
NURSING
CRN DAYS
11114 M
18 Moore S
18 Moore S
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
215
136
136
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
133
POLITICAL SCIENCE
10782 TR
10781 TR
10780 T
18 Pyle D
18 Zitko P
18 Wilson F
PSYCHOLOGY
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
215
242
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10655 W
10661 W
18 Bolz C
18 Daprato R
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
122
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Online Classes
Solano Community College offers two types of Internet classes for credit: online and hybrid classes. Online classes are taught over the Internet and
hybrid classes are taught partly over the Internet and partly in the classroom. These classes have regular assignment schedules and reading material and
the same learning requirements as traditional classes. Participation in online sections and hybrid sections require that students have a computer with
Internet access and a web browser. The individual classes will also have additional requirements such as a textbook and possibly a specific software
program to be used. You might also have to come to campus for an in-person exam.
Online: These classes utilize the Internet to create an educational
experience that can be completely independent of time and place.
Students still purchase textbook(s) and take tests, but they do the
majority of the classwork at a computer connected to the Internet. They
work according to their own schedule, at home, in the office, or on
open access computers on campus in the library. Course materials, the
syllabus, assignments, tests, and links to other Web resources, are
contained on the course site. Students communicate with their
instructor, and each other, by sending and receiving email and by
participating in “threaded discussions.” These are discussions that
continue over time where students drop in to read the comments and to
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
ACCOUNTING
10170 MTWRF
10171 MTWRF
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ONLINE
ONLINE
18 TBD 18 Brightwell S
ACCT 002 • Principles Of Accounting—Managerial
10177 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 TBD -
DATES
add their own. While online classes may not be for everyone, they are
well-suited to students who are self-motivated, who have access to a
computer, who may have busy schedules and who may not be able to
travel to campus for classes with specific meeting times.
Hybrid: These classes use a combination of the face-to-face and online
formats. Some activities will be conducted in a group (traditional class)
format and some activities are conducted (online). These classes offer
the best of both worlds - flexibility with the online portion and the
sense of being in a group with the traditional class meeting
CRN DAYS
LOCATION
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
BIOLOGY
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
BIO 012 • Environmental Science
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10160 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Muick P
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
10674 MTWRF
11050 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
10695 MTWRF
10698 MTWRF
-
ART
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 Florence F
18 Florence F
ASTRONOMY
10080 MTWRF
10081 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
10087 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 Berryhill K
18 Berryhill K
10254 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Moore R
01/11-05/18
10255 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Staffero L
01/11-05/18
10259 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
8 Staffero L
03/09-05/10
18 Berryhill K
BUSINESS
10195 MTWRF
11439 MTWR
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
BUS 092 • Business Communication
10215 MTWRF
10216 MTWRF
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 Moore R
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
ONLINE
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
-
18 Taylor-Hill L 01/11-05/18
18 Taylor-Hill L 01/11-05/18
LOCATION
10253 MTWRF
ANTHROPOLOGY
DATES
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 Garnier M
18 Cain P
18 Slaton L
18 Slaton L
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CSU
10605 MTWRF
10632 MTWRF
10633 MTWRF
-
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 Ayala A
18 Smith T
18 Smith T
01/11-05/18
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
60
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
CINEMATOGRAPHY
11321 MTWRF
11322 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
11323 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Mazak S
18 Mazak S
18 Mazak S
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
10232 MTWRF
10233 MTWRF
10235 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 Berrett M
18 TBD 18 TBD -
11037 MTWRF
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
3.0 Units
CIS 055 • MS Windows Operating Systems
CSU
3.0 Units
10351 MTWRF
10359 MTWRF
10363 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
-
ONLINE
CIS 061 • Creating Web Pages
18 Wylie E
18 TBD 18 TBD -
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
CIS 075 • Client-Side Web Programming
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
CIS 089 • Essential Networking Technologies
CSU
-
10369 MTWRF
10863 MTWRF
-
10382 MTWRF
10388 MTWRF
10390 MTWRF
10398 MTWF
-
-
ONLINE
18 TBD -
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 McCarthy J
18 McCarthy J
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 Lee W
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
10420 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
CJ 053 • Legal Aspects of Evidence
18 Nordin S
18 Kolbe K
01/11-05/18
CJ 059 • Interviewing and Counseling
CSU
3.0 Units
10437 MTWRF
10440 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 TBD -
18 Kolbe K
ONLINE
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
01/11-05/18
3.0 Units
-
12 Cook K
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
02/17-05/11
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
18 Nordin S
01/11-05/18
3.0 Units
ONLINE
18 TBD -
01/11-05/18
ENGLISH
3.0 Units
3.0 Units
-
10462 MTWRF
10463 MTWRF
10469 MTWRF
01/11-05/18
CSU
10433 MTWRF
ONLINE
18 TBD -
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
ECONOMICS
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
-
-
(Macroeconomics)
01/11-05/18
10404 MTWRF
3.0 Units
10596 MTWRF
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CSU
ONLINE
18 TBD 18 TBD -
DRFT 045 • Introduction to ComputerAided Drafting (CAD)
01/11-05/18
3.0 Units
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
DRAFTING
01/11-05/18
CSU
10365 MTWRF
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
CSU
11380 MTWRF
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
3.0 Units
CSU
LOCATION
-
01/11-05/18
CSU
18 Nordin S
DATES
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11379 MTWRF
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CSU
18 TBD -
ONLINE
INSTRUCTOR
11368 MTWRF
11373 MTWRF
01/11-05/18
ONLINE
WKS
COUNSELING
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
-
-
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10240 MTWRF
TYPE
CJ 060 • Probation and Parole
TIMES
01/11-05/18
10885 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Anderson I
11121 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 TBD -
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10886 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Anderson I
11122 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11281 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Lamons-Raiford
11446 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11282 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Lamons-Raiford
11447 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 TBD -
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
About Literature
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
10898 MTWRF
10899 MTWRF
01/11-05/18
4 Units
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 Cobene H
18 Cobene H
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
61
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ONLINE
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
Language In Context
10933 MTWRF
10934 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 McBride C
18 McBride C
GEOGRAPHY
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
ONLINE
18 Widemann D
10097 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Widemann D
01/11-05/18
10098 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
8 Widemann D
03/09-05/10
GEOLOGY
GEOL 001 • Physical Geology
10104 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Feighner M
10105 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Feighner M
HEALTH EDUCATION
10914
10913
10921
11324
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
HED 003 • Women’s Health Issues
11004
11272
11273
11005
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
8
8
8
Williams D
Williams D
Parrish S
Marks K
18
18
18
8
Cain G
Stover S
Stover S
Cain G
HISTORY
HIST 002 • World History to 1500
10996 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
10998 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-03/08
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
HIST 005 • History of Western Civilization Since 1500 UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11001 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11008 MTWRF
11009 MTWRF
11032 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 Perrone N
18 Perrone N
18 Arce M
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
KINE 057 • Introduction to Sports Psychology
CSU
11313 MTWRF
-
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
TYPE
KINE 020V • Introduction to Sports Science
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
-
TIMES
KINESIOLOGY
11429 MTWRF
10096 MTWRF
CRN DAYS
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 Brown C
18 Marks K
LEARNING RESOURCES
11131
11129
11134
11135
11136
11143
11160
11123
11138
11124
11140
11120
11144
11144
11145
11145
11132
11132
11148
11148
11142
11133
11133
11149
11149
11146
11125
11151
11139
11150
11141
11147
11137
11156
11128
11121
11122
11127
11126
11445
11446
11447
11111
11115
11116
11118
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-
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
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ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
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8
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-
01/11-05/18
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
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01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
01/11-03/08
62
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
MATHEMATICS
10988 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
5.0 Units
18 Podkolzina S
01/11-05/18
18 Villatoro B
01/11-05/18
10816
10820
10821
10822
11333 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
5.0 Units
MGMT 055 • Management/Leadership Skills
10482 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
MGMT 191 • Human Relations
10483 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Garnier M
18 Garnier M
CSU
11440 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
MKT 174 • Retail Merchandising
10484 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Cain P
18 Cain P
MUSIC
11189 MTWRF
11190 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
MUSC 008 • Music Appreciation
11194 MTWRF
11195 MTWRF
11196 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 McLean M
18 McLean M
18 Yumae T
18 Yumae T
18 Mikolajcik W
11202 MTWRF
11203 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 Mikolajcik W
18 Mikolajcik W
NURSING
NURS 052 • Pharmacology for Nursing
11219 MTWRF
11221 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
NURS 064 • Issues and Leadership in
Health Care Today
11392 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
11224 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Adams D
18 Adams D
18 Craig E
18 Adams D
-
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
NUTRITION
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
Bourdon I
Sytsma R
Sytsma R
Sytsma R
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
1.5 Units
CSU 1.0-6.0 Units
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
10560 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
10561 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
10562 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
10563 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
10564 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
10581 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
10582 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
10583 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Berrett D
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU 1.0-4.0 Units
10580 MTWRF
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
ONLINE
3.0 Units
8 Berrett D
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
-
01/11-05/18
8 Berrett D
8 Berrett D
10559 MTWRF
POLITICAL SCIENCE
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10682
10687
10688
10689
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
-
3.0 Units
LOCATION
1.5 Units
10558 MTWRF
01/11-05/18
CSU
DATES
CSU
10556 MTWRF
10557 MTWRF
01/11-05/18
MARKETING
MKT 172 • Marketing Management And Planning
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
TYPE
This class requires purchase of MyMathLab. Orientation will be held in person from
6:30p-8p at the Vacaville center. Exams must be taken in person. Exams will held at
the Vacaville center from 6:30p-8p. Exam dates and MAC Lab requirements are
provided in the course calendar and syllabus.
MANAGEMENT
TIMES
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
18
18
18
18
Bundenthal T
Bundenthal T
Bundenthal T
TBD -
PSYCHOLOGY
2.0 Units
10659 MTWRF
01/11-05/18
-
ONLINE
18 Cabrera S
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
63
SPRING
ONLINE
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
REAL ESTATE
RE 164 • Real Estate Principles
10534 MTWRF
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ONLINE
RE 172 • Real Estate Practice
10535 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
RE 174 • Real Estate Finance
10536 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
RE 175 • Principles of Appraisal
10537 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Cary A
18 TBD -
10783 MTWRF
10790 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
-
ONLINE
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
11108 MTWRF
3.0 Units
-
01/11-05/18
ONLINE
18 Alvarado T
THEATRE ARTS
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
18 Alvarado T
TIMES
DATES
LOCATION
SOCIAL SCIENCES
3.0 Units
18 TBD -
18 Padilla L
18 Johnson T
CRN DAYS
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
SOC 002 • Social Issues and Problems
10799 MTWRF
LOCATION
18 TBD -
SOCIOLOGY
DATES
THEA 006 • Introduction to Theatre
10460 MTWRF
10496 MTWRF
3.0 Units
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ONLINE
ONLINE
10486 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
18 Spindt C
18 Spindt C
18 Spindt C
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
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01/11-05/18
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01/11-05/18
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01/11-05/18
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Travis Air Force Base (FFTA)
530 Hickam Avenue, Bldg. 249, 707.863.7878, www.solano.edu
Program and Course Offerings
Cost-Effective Fees
Classes are open to the general public. All non-military students must obtain an
authorized semester pass to enter the base.
Fees at California community
colleges are very affordable
compared to other segments of
higher education including the
CSU, UC systems, and private
colleges and universities.
Classes include:
• Counseling
• Courses accepted by CCAF
• General education
• Job Skills
• Math/Science
• Speech
• Transfer courses
Student Services:
• Counseling
• Military Assistance Tuition
Program
• Registration Assistance
Services Available through Solano Community College
Partnerships with 4-Year Institutions
Students can complete the first two
years of their college education and
continue their studies for a Bachelor’s
Degree with SCC’s higher education
partners at the new Center. The
Sonoma State University and SCC
Partnership gives students an
opportunity to complete a Bachelor of
Arts degree in Liberal Studies by
attending upper division classes at the
SCC Vallejo Center.
Enrollment Support
• Admissions and Records
• Financial Aid
• Veterans Affairs
Health Center
Health fairs, education, testing and
assessments are available in the student
health center.
Disabled Students Programs & Services
If you have a permanent or temporary
disability, the DSPS Office can help
with special equipment, tutors,
mobility assistance and more.
Financial Aid & EOPS
Grants, scholarships, and loans are
available to help with academic
expenses. Educational Opportunity
Program & Services (EOPS) offer
grants and services to students who are
financially and educationally
disadvantaged.
Job Placement
If you are looking for part-time or fulltime employment, the Job Placement
Office can help.
Available at Fairfield campus.
Transfer Information
Information, workshops and assistance
is available
to help with transferring to 4-year
colleges and universities.
Sonoma State University Partnership
Gives students an opportunity to
complete a Bachelor of Arts degree
in Liberal Studies by attending
upper division classes at the SCC
Vallejo Center.
Counseling & Guidance
A professional staff of counselors are
available to provide you with academic
and personal counseling.
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Solano Community College is dedicated to helping you succeed.
To help you realize your educational goals, we offer a variety of personalized services.
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10012 MW
10013 MW
Introduction to Library Research and Information Competency
8 Eubanks K
11118 MTWRF
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11019 TR
8 TBD -
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
8 Eubanks K
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
10778 TR
8 Pyle D
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
01/11-03/08
About Literature
8 TBD -
DATES
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU
10848 TR
4 Units
ONLINE
INSTRUCTOR
POLITICAL SCIENCE
• English 001 College Composition w L/R 010:
10841 TR
WKS
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
ENGLISH
TYPE
HISTORY
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
8 Dwiggins-Beeler R
8 Dwiggins-Beeler R
TIMES
1.0 Unit
01/11-03/08
03/09-05/10
66
Off-Campus
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
08:00AM-12:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Mayes B
08:00AM-12:05PM LECT/LAB 18 Spoelstra K
01:00PM-05:10PM LAB
01:00PM-05:10PM LAB
AERO 150 • FAA Special Projects and
Course Enhancement
10551 MTW
07:00AM-07:50AM LAB
AERO 151 • FAA Special Projects Powerplant Enhancment
10552 MTW
10553 MW
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
4 Spoelstra K
AERO 119 • FAA Powerplant Test Review
and Qualification
10550 MTW
TIMES
AERONAUTICS
AERO 118 • FAA Airframe Test Review
and Qualification
10549 MTW
CRN DAYS
DIXON HIGH SCHOOL
AERO 107 • Powerplant Maintenance II
10548 MTWRF
LOCATION
NUT TREE AIRPORT
AERO 105 • Airframe Maintenance II
10604 MTWR
DATES
07:00AM-07:50AM LAB
06:00PM-08:05PM LAB
4 Spoelstra K
10.0 Units
01/11-05/18
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10078 TR
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18 de La OSalas M
01/11-05/18
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18 Spoelstra K
18 Spoelstra K
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
01/11-02/03
01/11-05/18
18 TBD 18 TBD -
SPANISH
1.0 Unit
18 Spoelstra K
07:25PM-07:50PM LAB
11430 T
11431 R
04:00PM-08:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Reeves G
04:00PM-08:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Reeves G
CSU
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1.0--1.50 Units
SPRING
OFF CAMPUS
CRN DAYS
1301 GEORGIA STREET, VALLEJO, CA 94590
10616 T
11427 R
11428 R
08:00AM-12:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Marshall R
08:00AM-12:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Marshall R
11432 TR
10617 MW
ATEC 134 • Automatic Transmissions/Transaxles
10618 MW
ATEC 136 • Automotive Manual Drivetrain and Axles
11433 MW
08:00AM-11:50AM LECT/LAB 18 Marshall R
CSU
3.0 Units
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TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
ACCOUNTING
DATES
LOCATION
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
ACCT 050 • Computer Accounting
CSU
10176 W
10182 T
18 Knox K
ACCT 176 • Intermediate Accounting
10179 R
18 Brightwell S
18 Knox K
01/11-05/18
10183 F
18 Tow L
ANTHROPOLOGY
11051 M
11251 T
10681 W
10690 R
10691 T
18 Cross L
18 Gravely S
ART
10693 W
18 Gravely S
18 Brunner T
18 Florence F
18 Brunner T
0506
0804
TYPE
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
10715 W
0804
ART 037 • Clay and Glazes for the Ceramic Artist
10714 W
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1625
01/11-05/18
0802
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0802
215
3.5 Units
ART 064 • Monotype/Monoprint
CSU
3.5 Units
10752 MW
218
10945 M
10948 T
10946 W
1301
10963 R
10964 R
213
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
01/11-05/18
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01/11-05/18
1303
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
10726 TR
06:00PM-08:55PM LECT/LAB 18 Peck P
01/11-05/18
06:30PM-09:20PM LAB
10088 M
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1315
1315
1315
18 Estes C
18 Harmon C
18 Smith R
18 Smith R
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
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11432 TR
1311
10617 MW
0701
217
218
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
0701
217
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
0301
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1307
ART 027 • Intermediate Ceramic:
01/11-05/18
10085 T
1307
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
18 Estes C
18 Harmon C
18 Estes C
ASTRONOMY
1307
ART 026 • Introduction to Ceramics:
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
06:00PM-09:05PM LECT/LAB 18 Kleckner J
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1307
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
ART 025 • Ceramic Design And Decoration:
Hand Building Methods
10725 TR
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
ART 057 • Graphic Design II
10749 TR
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
1307
3.5 Units
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
10724 TR
01/11-05/18
CSU
10746 TR
ART 024 • Intermediate Ceramics: Hand Buiding
1311
ART 056 • Graphic Design I
ASTR 020 • Astronomy Laboratory
10723 TR
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
LOCATION
ART 036 • Ceramics Surfaces Drawing and Painting on Clay
ART 023 • Introduction to Ceramics: Hand Building
10722 TR
DATES
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
INSTRUCTOR
ART 014 • Introduction To Drawing
10734 TR
WKS
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
TIMES
ART 028 • Ceramic Design:
10727 TR
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION
ACR 101 • Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
CRN DAYS
0308
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1311
68
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TYPE
BIO 004 • Human Anatomy
10152 MW
T
10153 TR
W
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
WKS
BIOLOGY
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
10159 MW
MW
06:30PM-09:20PM LAB
10191 T
R
10186 F
S
10187 T
R
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
09:00AM-11:50AM
06:30PM-09:20PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
10248 W
M
10210 R
T
10202 M
W
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
INSTRUCTOR
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
LAB
LECT
18
18
18
18
TBD TBD Young M
Young M
18 TBD 18 TBD 18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
TBD TBD Decker N
Decker N
Farahnak F
Farahnak F
Krueger L
Krueger L
Smith M
Smith M
Magsaysay M
Magsaysay M
10261 W
10257 M
06:00PM-08:50PM 2
18 TBD 18 Molnar M
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
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01/11-05/18
0306
0444
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0446
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207
207
0443
0307
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0307
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10275 M
18 Dekloe J
BIOT 160 • Basic Concepts/Methods in Biotechnology
10277 TR
18 Reina L
BUSINESS
11261 T
10198 W
18 Bolton A
18 Watkins S
BUS 018 • Legal Environment Of Business
11265 W
18 Bolton A
CSU
01/11-05/18
18 Bussewitz B
3.0 Units
CDFS 075 • Care of Infants and Toddlers:
Social-Emotional Foundations
CSU
3.0 Units
CDFS 081 • Early Childhood Staff Supervision
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
2.0 Units
10120 MW
MW
10130 M
W
10128 T
R
1860
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1852
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
06:40PM-09:30PM LAB
07:00PM-09:50PM LAB
01/11-05/18
LECT
LAB
LECT
LAB
06:45PM-09:35PM LAB
10137 M
W
10140 M
W
10136 T
R
003
136
003
18 Obegi A
18 Cowee M
18 TBD 18 Means J
8 Ayala A
8 Ayala A
18 Higashi J
18 Higashi J
18 Lam O
18 Lam O
18
18
18
18
Montanez R
Montanez R
Wei Q
Wei Q
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
06:30PM-09:20PM
LECT
LAB
LAB
LECT
LAB
LECT
11326
11327
11260
11320
1633
1625
T
W
R
R
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-03/08
02/06-02/06
18
18
18
18
18
18
Hawkes W
Hawkes W
Asemota V
Asemota V
Roberti T
Roberti T
18
18
18
18
Anderson K
Wadenius A
Anderson K
Geyer A
1634
1625
1633
1633
1634
1625
1633
1633
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
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118
112
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
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0444
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UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
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CSU
112
112
0445
0303
5.0 Units
18 Subramanian M 01/11-05/18
18 Subramanian M 01/11-05/18
CINEMATOGRAPHY
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
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06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
10133 MW
MW
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
18 Bussewitz B
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CSU
CSU
3.0 Units
CDFS 062 • Introduction to Early Childhood
Education: Principles and Practices
10614 T
CDFS 074 • Science and Math for ECE
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 TBD -
3.0 Units
10116 TR
TR
0308
214
CSU
18 Verarde C
CHEMISTRY
10610 W
CDFS 071 • Language and Literature for ECE
BIOTECHNOLOGY
BIOT 052 • Business And Regulatory
Practices In Biotechnology
3.0 Units
10643 R
S
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
10641 W
118
110
0445
0305
207
207
LOCATION
10640 T
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
DATES
3.0 Units
10639 T
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
INSTRUCTOR
CSU
10638 M
0702
0307
WKS
10636 M
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
TYPE
CDFS 064 • Observation and Assessment
10628 R
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
TIMES
0445
0303
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
211
211
0443
0304
0443
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
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136
1645
207
1646
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WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
10239 MW
MW
11422 R
R
06:00PM-07:15PM
07:25PM-07:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
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LECT
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LAB
18
18
18
18
TBD TBD Anderson K
Anderson K
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
10355 R
10367 W
10384 M
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
10435 M
18 Dawson S
01/11-05/18
CSU
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
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11238
10011
10030
10021
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MW
M
M
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R
05:00PM-08:05PM
05:00PM-07:50PM
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18
18
18
18
10902 MW
10904 TR
TR
18 TBD 18 TBD -
COUN 062 • Helping Skills: Creating Alliances
& Facilitating Change
11381 R
COUN 064A • Practicum I
11384 T
LAB
COUN 064B • Practicum II
11385 T
LAB
18 TBD -
CSU
CSU
214
242
0446
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
214
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
0446
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8 Webster V
08:05PM-09:20PM LAB
8 Webster V
10841 TR
8 Eubanks K
1879
1881
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01/11-05/18
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0808
0808
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01/11-03/08 101-A
03/09-05/10 0801
03/09-05/10 0809
11118 MTWRF
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8 TBD -
0446
4 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-03/08
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10842 T
18 Jackson J
11134 MTWRF
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18 TBD -
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01/11-03/08
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0701
UC/CSU
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10843 R
18 Jackson J
11135 MTWRF
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18 TBD -
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UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
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18 Jackson J
11136 MTWRF
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18 TBD -
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0701
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UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10845 M
18 Federle S
11143 MTWRF
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18 TBD -
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01/11-05/18
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UC/CSU 3.0 Units
ONLINE
10853 M
18 Davis T
11160 MTWRF
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18 TBD -
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01/11-05/18
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18 Zimmerman J
18 Zimmerman J
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UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CSU
11375 T
11374 W
06:00PM-08:50PM LAB
01/11-05/18
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1879
ENGLISH
215
18 TBD -
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125
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CSU
10901 TR
WF
125
11387 R
DRFT 060 • Architectural Drafting I
01/11-05/18
Dwiggins-Beeler R
01/11-03/08
Dwiggins-Beeler R
03/09-05/10
Turney N
01/11-05/18
Beasley A
01/11-05/18
215
Poff G
01/11-05/18 0714
Perez J
01/11-05/18 103-A
COUNSELING
3.0 Units
EMT 112 • Emergency Medical Technician (Basic)
LOCATION
CSU
06:00PM-08:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Jourgensen C
11416 MW
211
3.0 Units
DATES
DRFT 058 • Solid Modeling with Solidworks
06:00PM-08:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Cook K
11415 TR
0501
CSU
INSTRUCTOR
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
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10595 TR
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
TYPE
DRAFTING
course requirements
10242 M
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ONLINE
1.0 Unit
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242
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About Literature
10848
10849
10851
10850
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R
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06:00PM-09:50PM
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Eubanks K
Redeaux Z
Croom T
Davis T
Language In Context
10927 R
ENGL 006 • Creative Writing I
10935 W
ENGL 007 • Creative Writing II
10939 W
ENGL 010 • Creative Writing III
10940 W
11075
11066
11073
11079
MW
TR
TR
TR
06:00PM-08:15PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
06:00PM-08:15PM
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18 Stanley R
18 Stanley R
18 Stanley R
18
18
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18
Connolly N
Long J
Connolly N
Croom T
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10828
10829
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Connolly N
Connolly N
Long J
Croom T
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
10059 MW
0736
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UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
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213
0704
212
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10953 R
18 Boerner H
18 Marianetti N
ESL 094B • Advanced ESL Integrated Skills Part 2
10623 W
18 Cortes J
FRENCH
10010 R
18 Marlow-Munoz
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
10474 T
01/11-05/18
10 Avila-Tuttle
18 TBD -
18 Miller L
CSU
01/11-05/18
0736
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213
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01/11-05/18 105-A
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11006 M
11019 TR
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03/02-05/18 108-A
GEOG 006 • California Geography
18 Widemann D
18 Widemann D
HISTORY
218
0710
122
0710
UC/CSU
04:30PM-07:20PM LAB
08:00AM-10:50AM LAB
10103 MW
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
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GEOG 001L • Physical Geography Laboratory
10100 M
10101 R
0743
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18 Avila-Tuttle 01/11-05/18 107-A
18 Salanova-Diaz 01/11-05/18 0710
18 de La OSalas 01/11-05/18
FIRE TECHNOLOGY
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
10621 T
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18 Jacobo I
18 de La OSalas
18 Jacobo I
GEOGRAPHY
READING
18 Avila-Tuttle G
ENGLISH
217
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10067 W
213
212
0704
0712
01/11-05/18
5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10079 MW
5.0 Units
18 Llana J
LOCATION
10076 T
10075 R
10078 TR
0707
DATES
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
10070 M
10072 M
10069 T
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
INSTRUCTOR
10063 MW
108-A
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
WKS
0702
215
215
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
TYPE
SPANISH
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
03/09-05/10
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TIMES
11046 R
18 TBD 8 TBD -
18 TBD 18 Codina S
18 TBD -
01/11-05/18
03/09-05/10
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
207
0705
207
0802
HORTICULTURE
HORT 056 • Landscape Pest Control
and Management
11350 TR
CSU
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1001
71
SPRING
EVENING
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
HUMAN SERVICES
DATES
LOCATION
HS 051 • Introduction to Human Services
CSU
3.0 Units
HS 053 • Serving Special Populations
CSU
3.0 Units
10683 M
10685 W
18 Lara D
01/11-05/18
18 Piper-Jefferson 01/11-05/18
KINESIOLOGY
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
KINE 009C • Intermediate Soccer
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11325 MW
11401 R
06:00PM-07:15PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 06:30PM-09:15PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD -
MATHEMATICS
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10302 MW
10304 TR
06:00PM-07:50PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 06:00PM-07:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Lydon M
MATH 051 • Trigonometry
10309 TR
06:00PM-07:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Sturgeon L
MATH 103 • Plane Geometry
10311 MW
10320
10321
10373
10409
TR
MW
TR
TR
05:00PM-07:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
10330 MW
10412 TR
18
18
18
18
Sieminski S
Zhiv D
Scott R
Bischof O
18 Esteve C
18 TBD -
10336 TR
10389 MW
10418 MW
10344 TR
06:00PM-08:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Soria Martin
06:00PM-08:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Fuchs E
06:00PM-08:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Scott G
10491 TR
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
11247 R
11188 T
11246 W
11191 M
11197 M
1527
1526
CSU
18 Wesley A
18 Pitzulo V
0708
LAB
18 Thompson S
11209 W
5.0 Units
01/11-05/18 107-A
01/11-05/18
123
01/11-05/18 1530
1819
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
123
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
133
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18 Holland S
18 Pitzulo V
07:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD LAB
18 TBD 07:00PM-09:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
-
LECT/LAB
LAB
LECT/LAB
LAB
18
18
18
18
TBD TBD Smith D
Smith D
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
212
136
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
MUSC 018 • Beginning Steel Drum Band
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
MUSC 019 • Instrumental Ensemble
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
MUSC 020 • Choir
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
11218 M
11214 T
11217 W
1528
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
MUSC 017 • Chamber Orchestra
11212 W
4.0 Units
1818
UC/CSU
11211 M
1521
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
MUSC 016 • Symphony Orchestra
11210 M
3.0 Units
0506
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
11208 T
1528
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
MUSC 014 • Jazz Ensemble
MUSC 015 • Stage Band
1521
LOCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11206 T
5.0 Units
01/11-05/18
DATES
11201 W
11204 R
01/11-05/18 1531
01/11-05/18 1531
01/11-05/18 108-A
01/11-05/18
122
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
18 Wesley A
18 Pitzulo V
MUSC 011 • Symphonic Band
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
Ragtime to Rock
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
06:00PM-08:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Coburn F
01/11-05/18 1529
01/11-05/18 1529
01/11-05/18 105-A
01/11-05/18
06:00PM-08:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Soileau R
MUSIC
1767
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
06:00PM-08:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Allen M
18 TBD -
MT 164 • Programmable Logic Controllers
1704
10296 MW
131
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
06:00PM-08:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Gregory S
06:00PM-08:15PM LECT/LAB 18 Matthews S
06:00PM-07:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Rhoads G
INSTRUCTOR
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
131
10285 MW
10286 TR
10358 TR
10481 M
11437 MW
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
WKS
MT 140 • Principles of Industrial Electrical Systems
11175 W
TYPE
MGMT 050 • Principles Of Management
0706
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
TIMES
MANAGEMENT
0705
11174 W
CRN DAYS
11222 T
LAB
18 Thompson S
LAB
18 Smith D
07:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 06:00PM-08:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Smith D
LAB
18 Juliano K
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1102
1102
72
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
MUSC 021 • Chorus
11226 T
LAB
18 Juliano K
MUSC 024 • Master Works Chorale
11228 T
LAB
18 Juliano K
MUSC 025 • Chamber Choir
11230 T
LAB
18 Juliano K
11231 W
LAB
18 Juliano K
DATES
LOCATION
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
1102
1102
1102
1102
1102
1102
133
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
MUSC 033 • Class Lessons in Strings
UC/CSU
MUSC 034 • Class Lessons in Percussion
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11276 M
11284 W
11286 W
11287 M
05:00PM-06:50PM LECT/LAB 18 TBD 07:00PM-08:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Thompson S
11290 W
11293 M
11295 W
11297 M
MUSC 036B • Intermediate Voice II
11301 M
11312 W
NURSING
11241 W
11243 R
10823 M
11410 R
10814 TR
18 Melter C
18 Stevens V
NUTRITION
18 Gabbard M
18 Gabbard M
8 Bourdon I
01/11-05/18
1103
133
1102
133
1102
133
1102
1102
CSU
4.0 Units
CSU
1.0 Unit
CSU
2.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
1.0 Unit
CSU
2.0 Units
CSU
3.0 Units
CSU
1.0 Unit
CSU
2.0 Units
10589 W
MTWRF
1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
3.0 Units
10587 W
MTWRF
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
CSU
CSU
10585 W
MTWRF
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
10578 W
MTWRF
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
2.0 Units
10576 W
MTWRF
01/11-05/18
133
10591 W
MTWRF
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0801
10593 W
MTWRF
05:00PM-05:50PM LAB
12 Berrett D
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett D
05:00PM-05:50PM LAB
12 Berrett D
05:00PM-05:50PM LAB
12 Berrett D
05:00PM-05:50PM LAB
12 Berrett D
05:00PM-05:50PM LAB
8 Berrett D
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett D
05:00PM-05:50PM LAB
8 Berrett D
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett D
05:00PM-05:50PM LAB
8 Berrett D
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett D
05:00PM-05:50PM LAB
12 Berrett D
05:00PM-05:50PM LAB
12 Berrett D
05:00PM-05:50PM LAB
12 Berrett D
05:00PM-05:50PM LAB
8 Berrett D
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett D
05:00PM-05:50PM LAB
8 Berrett D
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett D
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
PHILOSOPHY
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-03/08
LOCATION
CSU
10574 W
MTWRF
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
DATES
10572 W
MTWRF
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
INSTRUCTOR
1.0 Unit
10570 W
MTWRF
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
WKS
CSU
10568 W
MTWRF
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TYPE
10566 W
MTWRF
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
TIMES
UC/CSU 2.0 Units
MUSC 027 • Elementary Piano Part I
11235 T
CRN DAYS
PHIL 001 • Introduction to Critical
Thinking and Reasoning
212
1645
11058 M
18 Orr S
11059 W
18 Orr S
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 102-A
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
0703
73
SPRING
EVENING
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
PHOTOGRAPHY
PHOT 030 • Beginning Film Photography
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
LOCATION
SOCIAL SCIENCES
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10808 T
10807 R
PHOT 057 • Special Projects
CSU
3.0 Units
Conflict Resolution
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
PHOT 070 • Beginning Digital Photography
CSU
3.0 Units
10753 T
05:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Zidek A
10756 M
11343 T
10761 R
18 Williamson S
05:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Craven E
PHOT 071 • Digital Imaging 1
11347 W
PHOT 151 • Professional Photography: Introduction
10767 MW
06:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Mariani R
PHYSICS
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
1815
133
0503
0503
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10984 MW
18 Baldi A
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
11258
10776
10780
10778
10768
R
M
T
TR
R
05:45PM-08:35PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
06:00PM-08:50PM
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
18
18
18
8
18
Zitko P
Powell J
Wilson F
Pyle D
Wilson F
PSYCHOLOGY
10650 M
11436 MTWR
06:00PM-08:50PM LAB
LAB
11442 TWRFSU 06:30PM-08:50PM LAB
LAB
10 TBD 10 TBD -
5 Long D
5 Long D
TELEVISION
TV 050 • Survey of Broadcasting
11352 M
18 Smith-Rowsey
WELDING
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
WELD 121 • Plate Code Welder (Advanced)
118
242
10543 TR
WELD 122 • Pipe Welding (Basic)
0703
10544 TR
WELD 124 • Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW)
10545 TR
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
18 Gotch-Posta M 01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
CSU
136
3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
1646
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
01/22-04/10
01/22-04/10
THEA 047B • Technical Theatre in Production-Drama UC/CSU 3.0 Units
0302
0302
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
03/09-05/10
01/11-05/18
8 TBD -
THEA 024B • Rehearsal and Performance in
Production - Drama
POLITICAL SCIENCE
18 Moore S
01/11-05/18
215
01/11-05/18 104-A
THEATRE ARTS
1815
UC/CSU 5.0 Units
06:00PM-09:50PM LECT/LAB 18 Macmullen J
18 Macmullen J
10811 MW
4.0 Units
01/11-05/18
18 Moore S
18 TBD -
and Non-Violence
0503
10092 T
M
11114 M
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
03/07-04/13
03/07-04/13
CSU
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1645
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1853
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1853
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
1853
0713
PSYC 004 • Research Methods in Behavioral Science UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10667 T
18 TBD -
10661 W
18 Daprato R
SOCIOLOGY
10789 MW
10796 T
10797 W
8 TBD 18 Campbell J
18 Campbell J
01/11-05/18
0707
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
122
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
0804
0703
133
74
Weekend
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
ART
ART 016 • Beginning Painting
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
10983 S
18 Johnson T
10620 S
10186 F
S
09:00AM-11:50AM LAB
1303
11014 S
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
207
01/11-05/18
01/11-05/18
8 Ayala A
8 Ayala A
CSU
EMT 213 • Emergency Medical Technician (Basic) Refresher
08:00AM-05:15PM
08:00AM-05:15PM
08:00AM-05:15PM
08:00AM-05:15PM
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
LECT/LAB
2
2
2
2
Modrich
Modrich
Modrich
Modrich
M
M
M
M
18 Collins C
11249 S
0443
0307
18 TBD -
11060 S
2.0 Units
1633
1633
CSU
LOCATION
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 105-A
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
212
3.0 Units
01/11-05/18 102-A
18 Orr S
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
215
POLITICAL SCIENCE
10777 S
1.0 Unit
01/16-01/17
01/23-01/23
04/09-04/10
04/23-04/23
DATES
PHILOSOPHY
and Reasoning
01/11-03/08
02/06-02/06
11002 SU
S
11003 SU
S
NURSING
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
18 Decker N
18 Decker N
18 Hassett S
HISTORY
10643 R
S
BIOLOGY
INSTRUCTOR
ASTRONOMY
01/11-05/18
WKS
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
09:30AM-03:45PM LECT/LAB 18 Grebmeier L
TYPE
FIRE TECHNOLOGY
10735 S
TIMES
18 TBD -
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
133
0808
0808
0808
0808
10888 S
18 Coury C
11126 MTWRF
-
18 TBD -
ONLINE
SPRING
WEEKEND
ENGLISH
4 Units
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
01/11-05/18
UC/CSU
218
1.0 Unit
01/11-05/18
75
Late Start
CRN DAYS
TIMES
TYPE
ART 015 • Intermediate Drawing
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
ART
DATES
LOCATION
CRN DAYS
11003 SU
S
UC/CSU 3.5 Units
ART 060 • Exhibition Design
10779 R
8 Whitesell J
BIOLOGY
10259 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
8 Staffero L
BUS 100 • Work Readiness
10219 TR
03/09-05/10
CSU
10399 MW
8 Cary A
8 TBD -
ENGL 002 • Critical Thinking and
Writing About Literature
1315
11087
10905
10852
10847
10848
03/09-05/10
TR
MW
MW
TR
TR
11162
11157
11159
11182
11170
11176
11179
11171
11181
1.5 Units
CSU
0708
1.5 Units
03/09-05/10
0501
11097 MWF
TR
MWF
TR
08:00AM-08:50AM
08:00AM-09:00AM
09:00AM-12:50PM
09:15AM-02:30PM
LECT
LECT
LAB
LAB
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
-
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
MW
10005 MTWRF
0710
10596 MTWRF
-
ONLINE
12 Cook K
10079 MW
6.0 Units
1625
1625
1610
1610
09:30AM-10:45AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
10:00AM-10:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-11:50AM
11:00AM-12:15PM
02:30PM-03:45PM
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
03/09-05/10 0130
03/09-05/10 0130
03/09-05/10
124
03/09-05/10 107-A
03/09-05/10 0130
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
212
03/09-05/10 0130
03/09-05/10 0130
10903 WF
10904 TR
TR
02:00PM-05:40PM LECT/LAB 8 Zuniga J
8 Webster V
08:05PM-09:20PM LAB
8 Webster V
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
-
Johanna N
Gunby M
Hudson K
Wright R
Keyser G
McBride C
Schouten J
Saldana T
Shubrook S
10 Avila-Tuttle
ONLINE
8 Widemann D
3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
0808
0801
0809
-
ONLINE
ONLINE
8 Parrish S
8 Marks K
HISTORY
11019 TR
8 TBD -
0130
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
9 Marlow-Munoz L
HEALTH EDUCATION
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
10921 MTWRF
11324 MTWRF
0.5 Unit
03/09-05/10
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0701
0703
0710
8 Croker G
0808
0808
09:00AM-09:50AM LAB
GEOGRAPHY
10098 MTWRF
02/17-05/11
1.0 Unit
04/09-04/10
04/23-04/23
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
SPANISH
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
LOCATION
McKinnon S
03/09-05/10
Engelbrecht A 03/09-05/10
Ozbirinci P
03/09-05/10
Coury C
03/09-05/10
Eubanks K
03/09-05/10
DRAFTING
8
8
8
8
8
8 Erbe K
03/09-05/10
215
8 Dwiggins-Beeler R
03/09-05/10
8
8
8
8
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
LECT
FRENCH
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
COSMETOLOGY
COSM 103B • Cosmetology V
DATES
11113 MWF
03/09-05/10
11:00AM-02:50PM
01:00PM-04:50PM
01:00PM-04:50PM
01:00PM-04:40PM
04:30PM-08:10PM
11236 TR
10013 MW
INSTRUCTOR
ENGLISH
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
CIS 090 • Introduction To PowerPoint
WKS
08:00AM-05:15PM LECT/LAB 2 Modrich M
08:00AM-05:15PM LECT/LAB 2 Modrich M
1303
1.0 Unit
03/09-05/10
BUSINESS
TYPE
EMT 213 • Emergency Medical Technician (Basic) Refresher
10731 MWF
TIMES
03/01-05/18
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
03/02-05/18 108-A
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
76
TIMES
TYPE
WKS
INSTRUCTOR
DATES
HORTICULTURE
HORT 301C • Adaptive Nursery Management
11364 MWF
03/14-05/16
03/14-05/16
01:30PM-02:40PM LECT/LAB 9 Nagle J
03:00PM-04:10PM LECT/LAB 8 Borchert M
MATHEMATICS
11421 MWF
1001
11163 TR
SU
03/14-05/10
03/14-05/10
02/19-05/09
11386 W
W
MU
M
M
TW
11390 W
W
RF
R
R
TW
11391 W
W
MT
R
R
TW
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
12:00PM-07:15PM
08:00AM-10:50AM
12:00PM-01:50PM
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08:00AM-12:50PM LAB
1860
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Freed E
03/09-05/10
TBD 03/09-05/10
5 Craig E
5 Macalino M
CSU
0806
0806
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2.5 Units
04/11-05/18
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3 TBD 3 TBD -
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8 Berrett D
8 Berrett D
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ONLINE
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Wrk Exp
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Berrett
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1818
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10568 W
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12 Berrett
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12 Berrett
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12 Berrett
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12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
D
D
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02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
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10569 W
MTWRF
10570 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
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12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
LAB
12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
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02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
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1818
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0807B
10571 W
MTWRF
10572 W
MTWRF
10573 W
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10574 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
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8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
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8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
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03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
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10575 W
MTWRF
10576 W
MTWRF
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8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
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8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
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03/09-05/10
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1818
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10578 W
MTWRF
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8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
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8 Berrett
Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
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03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
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LAB
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10557 MTWRF
02/19-05/09
MATH 330A • Elementary Algebra, Part I
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8
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10566 W
MTWRF
03/09-05/10
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07:00AM-02:15PM
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INSTRUCTOR
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4.0 Units
NURS 054 • Maternal-Child Nursing
WKS
NURS 105 • Acute Care Nursing Assistant
1001
11424 MWF
TYPE
11393 MTWRFSU 11394 MTWRFSU -
UC/CSU 1.5 Units
11423 MWF
TIMES
NURS 065 • Role Transition in Practice
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
08:00AM-10:25AM LECT/LAB 10 TBD -
1001
2.0 Units
KINE 005G • Off Season Athletic Conditioning
11420 MWF
1001
2.0 Units
KINESIOLOGY
11280 MTWRF
10908 MTWRF
2.0 Units
03/14-05/16
03/14-05/16
HORT 301E • Adaptive Plant Propagation
11371 MWF
11406 TW
RF
11407 TW
RF
11408 TW
RF
2.0 Units
HORT 301D • Adaptive Vegetable and
Orchard Management
11367 MWF
CRN DAYS
NURS 055 • Nursing Of Adults I
HORT 301B • Adaptive Greenhouse Management
11359 MWF
LOCATION
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0807B
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10587 W
MTWRF
12:00PM-12:50PM
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12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
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12 Berrett
Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
D
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02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
02/10-05/10
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MTWRF
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12:00PM-12:50PM
05:00PM-05:50PM
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Wrk Exp 12 Berrett
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12 Berrett
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D
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10591 W
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12:00PM-12:50PM
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Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
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10593 W
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Wrk Exp 8 Berrett
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03/09-05/10
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OT 054A • Beginning Keyboarding A
10498 TR
10522 MW
10510 TR
OT 054B • Beginning Keyboarding B
10500 TR
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10512 TR
8 Carpenter D
8 TBD 8 Carpenter D
8 Carpenter D
8 TBD 8 Carpenter D
CSU
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8 TBD 8 Carpenter D
OT 100 • Skill Building On The Computer Keyboard
10507 TR
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10518 TR
OT 162 • Ten-Key
10508 TR
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LOCATION
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03/09-05/10
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215
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
03/09-05/10
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1818
Conflict Resolution
1818
11112 TR
1818
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03/09-05/10
1646
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CSU
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0502
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SOCS 053 • Civil Rights, Non- Violence and
Race Relations
11409 MTWRFSU MTWRFSU -
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LAB
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2 McCord K
8 TBD -
03/26-04/02
03/26-04/02
03/09-05/10
1646
THEATRE ARTS
THEA 024B • Rehearsal and Performance in
Production - Drama
UC/CSU 4.0 Units
THEA 047B • Technical Theatre in
Production-Drama
UC/CSU 3.0 Units
11436 MTWR
0502
0502
0502
1.5 Units
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
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SOCIOLOGY
1818
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10504 TR
10528 MW
10516 TR
8 Carpenter D
8 TBD 8 Carpenter D
10654 TR
1818
OT 055B • Intermediate Keyboarding/
Word Processing B
PSYC 001 • Introduction to Psychology UC/CSU
1818
1.5 Units
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PSYCHOLOGY
1818
CSU
10502 TR
10526 MW
10514 TR
10778 TR
1818
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Word Processing A
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03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
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POLITICAL SCIENCE
1.5 Units
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
03/09-05/10
CSU
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1.0 Unit
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10585 W
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LAB
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5 Long D
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8 TBD 8 Carpenter D
03/09-05/10
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8 TBD 8 Carpenter D
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Sonoma State
Sonoma State is now offering a B.A. Degree program in Liberal Studies at Solano Community College,
Vallejo campus. Courses are scheduled evenings and weekends for the benefit of the working student. The
Liberal Studies major prepares students for careers in teaching, counseling, social work, public service,
business, law, and graduate work in the social sciences and humanities
Information sessions are offered each semester.
For current information please visit the
Solano College Vallejo Center website at:
http://www.solano.edu/vallejo/.
For more information, contact
Susie McFeeters in Extended Education at
707-664-2601, karen.fischer@sonoma.edu,
or Beth Warner at
707-664-3977, beth.warner@sonoma.edu,
or visit www.sonoma.edu/exed.
Do you know…Solano College has a partnership with Sonoma State?
Would you like to earn a B.A. in liberal Studies?
Sonoma State University offers an upper-division program in Vallejo, California leading to a Bachelor of Arts
in Liberal Studies. The Liberal Studies Solano program offers a wide variety of courses from the social sciences,
humanities, and natural sciences while providing a flexible major through which students may also take courses
in other areas of interest. Like more traditional liberal arts majors, the Liberal Studies Solano major is excellent
preparation for students interested in a career in teaching or counseling, the legal profession, or business as well
as graduate work in the social sciences and the humanities.
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Vallejo Center • 545 Columbus Pkwy
October 3
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
November 14
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
December 12
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Room 122
Room 122
Room 122
Tuesday
Fairfield Campus • 4000 Suisun Valley Road
November 10
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Room 811
Thursday
Vacaville Center • 2001 No. Village Pkwy
December 3
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Room 207
*For current information see the SSU website at www.sonoma.edu/exed/libs-solano
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SPRING
SONOMA STATE
PLEASE ATTEND ONE OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION SESSIONS
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B.A. Liberal Studies at the
Solano Community College Vallejo Center
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SSU Program
in Vallejo
Sonoma State University offers an upper-division program at the Solano Community College campus in Vallejo leading to a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal
Studies. The program offers a wide variety of courses from the social sciences, humanities and natural science. Courses taught by SSU faculty are
scheduled evenings and weekends for the benefit of the working student. Students are also welcome to take SSU classes offered at the Napa Valley
College campus and at SSU during Summer and Winter Intersessions.
The Liberal Studies major is excellent preparation for students interested in careers in teaching, counseling, social work, public service, law or business,
as well as graduate work in the social sciences and humanities.
Admission Criteria
Students must have;
• Completed 60 or more transferable semester units, SSU accepts up to 70 transferable community college semester units of course credit;
we recommend completing all of these before starting the program.
• Completed 30 of these units in general education according to the CSU transfer pattern, including all of Area A (Composition, Speech, Critical
Thinking) and a Physical or Biological Science with Lab and Quantitative Reasoning/Math requirements from Area B.
• A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0
Major Requirements: 50 Units
(All upper division; includes the 9-unit upper-division G,E. requirement)
• Humanities, 16 units: American Multicultural Studies, Art and Art History, Chicano and Latino Studies, English, Music, Philosophy, Theater Arts,
Native American Studies, (and some Anthropology and History courses)
• Behavioral Sciences, 16 units: Anthropology, Criminology and Criminal Justice Administration, Environmental Studies and Planning, Geography,
History, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Women's and Gender Studies
• Natural Sciences, 6 units: Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Physics (and some Environmental Studies courses)
• Portfolio including your work in the program and a retrospective look at your achievements
• Electives, 12 units: From the above disciplines or in consultation with advisor
• Pass the Written English Proficiency Test (WEPT) by the first semester of senior year; more information at www.sonoma.edu/writingcenter
Pre-admissions Advising
The Solano Community College counseling staff can review your coursework and make recommendations to help you prepare for transfer. You may
also send copies of all your transcripts to Susie McFeeters (contact information below). After admission, upper-division coursework at other
institutions will be assessed for possible credit for major electives.
Application
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undergrad-application-form.html. You can also request an application from Susie McFeeters, 707-664-2601, susan.mcfeeters@sonoma.edu.
Please note that this program does not participate in the online CSU Mentor application process; we need a paper application form.
• Send the completed application with your $55 application fee payable to SSU, along with two sets of official sealed transcripts from all colleges
and universities you have attended to:
Susie McFeeters
SSU Extended & International Education
94928
1801 East Cotati94928
Avenue, Rohnert
Park, CA 94928
Financial Aid & Veterans’ Benefits
The Solano B.A. Program is financial aid and veterans’ benefits eligible;
see www.sonoma.edu /finaid / and www.sonoma.edu/veterans/
Interim Program Coordinator
Beth Worner, email beth.warner@sonoma.edu
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FAX 707.664.2613
FAX 707.664.2613
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Upon completion of Solano Community College’s General Education
program, a student will demonstrate competency in the following areas:
I. Communication
Students will communicate
effectively, which means the
ability to:
A. Read – Students will be able to
comprehend and interpret various
types of written information: (1)
expository prose and imaginative
literature (including essays, short
fiction and novels), (2) documentation such as manuals, reports, and
graphs.
B. Write – Students demonstrate the
ability to:
• Communicate thoughts, ideas,
information, and messages in
writing
• Compose and create documents
such as manuals and graphs as
well as formal academic essays,
observing rules of grammar,
punctuation and spelling, and
using the language, style, and
format appropriate to academic
and professional settings
• Check, edit, and revise written
work for correct information,
appropriate emphasis, form,
style, and grammar
C. Listen – Students will be able to
receive, attend to, interpret, and
respond appropriately to (1) verbal,
and/or (2) nonverbal messages
D. Speak and Converse – Students
have the ability to:
• Organize ideas and communicate
verbal or non-verbal messages
appropriate to the audience and
the situation
• Participate in conversations,
discussions, and group activities
• Speak clearly and ask appropriate questions
II. Critical Thinking and Information
Competency
Thinking critically is characterized
by the ability to perform:
A. Analysis – demonstrated by the
ability to:
• Apply appropriate rules and
principles to new situations
• Discover rules and apply them
in the problem solving process
• Draw logical conclusions based
on close observation and analysis
of information
• Differentiate among facts, influences, opinions, assumptions,
and conclusions
B. Computation – demonstrated by
the ability to:
• Use basic numerical concepts
• Use tables, graphs, charts, and
diagrams to explain concepts
• Use basic geometrical shapes
C. Research – demonstrated by the
ability to:
• State a research question,
problem, or issue
• Use discipline appropriate
information tools to locate and
retrieve relevant information
efficiently
• Analyze and evaluate information for appropriateness,
relevance, and accuracy
• Synthesize, evaluate, and
communicate information
using a variety of information
technologies
• Recognize the ethical and
legal issues surrounding
information and information
technologies
• Demonstrate understanding of
academic integrity and honesty
D. Problem Solving –demonstrated
by the ability to:
• Recognize whether a problem
exists
• Identify components of the
problem or issue
• Create a plan of action to
respond to and/or resolve the
issue appropriately
• Monitor, evaluate, and revise as
necessary
III. Global Awareness
Students will demonstrate a measurable understanding and appreciation of
the world including its:
A. Scientific Complexities –
Students demonstrate an understanding of:
• The scientific method and its
application in experiments
• How experiments work
• The major differences between
social, natural and physical
sciences
B. Social Diversity and Civics –
Students demonstrate
ability to:
• Communicate with people from
a variety of backgrounds
• Understand different cultural
beliefs and behaviors
• Recognize important social and
political issues in their own
community
C. Artistic Variety – Students have
been exposed to:
• The visual and performing arts
of one or more cultures
• Analytical techniques for understanding the meaning in the arts,
and/or
• Hands-on experience with
creative endeavors
IV. Personal Responsibility
& Professional Development
A. Self-Management and SelfAwareness –The student is able to:
• Accurately assess his/her own
knowledge, skills, and abilities
• Motivate self and set realistic
short and long-term goals
• Accept that assessment is
important to success
• Respond appropriately to
challenging situations
B. Social and Physical Wellness –
Students make an appropriate
effort to:
• Manage personal health and
well being
• Demonstrate appropriate social
skills in group settings
C. Workplace Skills – Students
understand how to:
• Be dependable, reliable, and
accountable
• Meet deadlines and complete
tasks
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PROGRAMS
& SERVICES
SCC Core Compentencies
Academic Integrity
HONOR CODE
At Solano Community College, we
believe that Academic Integrity is
fundamental in an institution dedicated
to personal development through learning, free inquiry, and the exchange of
ideas. Honest work is an integral part
of the learning process: it builds self
esteem, knowledge, and skills. It is the
responsibility of every Solano Community College student to represent work
truthfully and engage honestly in all
assignments.
We believe that any instance of
academic dishonesty hurts the entire
college community. Solano Community
College defines academic dishonesty as:
• Plagiarism or knowingly or unknowingly using someone else’s ideas,
words, or thoughts without giving
credit to the source
• Receiving or providing unauthorized
assistance on assignments and/or
exams
• Using unauthorized materials during
an exam
• Fabrication of data or references
• Denying others access to information
• Forgery, alteration, or misuse of
documents, records, or identification
Solano Community College will not
tolerate Academic Dishonesty.
You are responsible for this information
as well as the information available in
the Student Handbook, the Schedule of
Classes and the Solano Community
College Catalog, which is available
online at www.solano.edu.
At the heart of any institution of higher
learning is the fundamental right of
Academic Freedom for which Honesty
and Integrity are preconditions.
Academic Integrity is therefore fundamental to the Solano Community
College community. Academic Integrity
is maintained only when all academic
work is the product of identified individuals. Any act of Academic Dishonesty interferes with Academic Integrity
and therefore the core values of this
institution. All violations of Academic
Integrity on the part of any member of
the academic community constitute a
serious offense.
Examples of Academic Dishonesty
include:
Plagiarism:
Plagiarism consists of taking the exact
words or the specific substance, structure or ideas of another and passing
these words or ideas off as one’s own
in any academic exercise. The following examples are some of the many
forms plagiarism may take.
1. Submitting a term paper, examination or other work written by
someone else. This includes
extended paraphrasing of another’s
work or research. This is a flagrant
instance of plagiarism.
2. Failure to give appropriate credit
for ideas, statements of facts,
conclusions, or exact words derived
by another either in the text or as a
footnote.
3. Failure to use quotation marks or
appropriate indents when using the
exact words of another, whether it
be a paragraph, a sentence or even a
portion thereof.
4. Usage of any electronic media
without providing proper citations,
including the Internet, email,
copied postings, or any other
source of information available
electronically.
5. The citing of a source which does
not reasonably conform to these
expectations, such as another
plagiarized or otherwise undocumented paper or other resource.
Plagiarism can, in some cases, be a
subtle issue. Any questions about
what constitutes plagiarism should be
discussed with the faculty member or a
Solano Community College faculty
librarian.
Cheating:
Cheating is the usage of unacknowledged or unauthorized notes, materials, information, calculators,
electronic devices, or study aids in
any academic exercise. Cheating also
includes: using information from
another student or student’s paper;
altering a graded work after it has
been returned then submitting the
work for re-grading without instructor
permission; submitting another’s work
under one’s own name. Students must
not request others (including commercial term paper companies) to conduct
research for them. Students may be
restricted from leaving the classroom
during an exam period.
Fabrication:
Fabrication is the falsification of any
information or citation in an academic
exercise. Fabrication includes presenting data not gathered in accordance
with guidelines defining the appropriate methods for collecting or generating data or failing to include an
accurate account of the method by
which the data were generated or
collected. “Invented” information may
not be used in any laboratory experiment or other academic exercise
without authorization from the
instructor. The student must also
acknowledge reliance upon the actual
source from which cited information
was obtained. A writer should not, for
example, reproduce a quotation from
a book review and indicate that the
quotation was obtained from the book
itself.
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Academic Integrity (continued)
Denying Others Access to Information:
It is a violation of Academic Integrity
to deny others access to scholarly
resources, or to deliberately impede
the progress of another student or
scholar. Examples of offenses of this
type include: giving other students
false or misleading information;
making library material unavailable to
others by stealing or defacing books
or journals, or by deliberately
misplacing or destroying reserve
materials; or altering computer files
that belong to another.
Forgery, Alteration or Misuse of
Campus Documents, Records, or
Identification or Knowingly Furnishing False or Incomplete Information
to a Campus:
It is a violation of Academic Integrity
to alter documents affecting academic
records. It is also a violation to forge a
signature of authorization or to falsify
information on an official academic
document, election form, grade
report, letter of permission, petition,
or any document designed to meet or
exempt a student from
an established College academic
regulation.
Sanctions:
All violations of Academic Integrity
are subject to an appropriate penalty.
Violations at Solano Community
College are classified into three levels
according to the severity of the infraction and the discretion of the instructor and/or Vice President of Academic
Affairs. For each level of violation,
a corresponding set of sanctions is
recommended. These sanctions are
intended as general guidelines as
culpability may be assessed differentially for those with more and less
experience as members of the
academic community. Examples are
cited below for each level of violation.
These examples are illustrations and
are not meant to be considered allinclusive.
Any violation of Academic Integrity
which occurs within the classroom or
the context of a particular class may
incur Level One or Level Two sanctions at the discretion of the instructor. The instructor may also choose to
refer the student to the Office of the
Vice President of Academic Affairs
for possible further action at the
discretion of the Vice President,
Academic Affairs, including Level
Three sanctions.
To refer students to the Office of the
Vice President of Academic Affairs,
faculty may contact the Office of the
Vice President of Academic Affairs
directly or use the Solano Community
College Academic Dishonesty Report
Form.
Acknowledgements:
The Academic Integrity description
was updated in Spring 2005 by a
committee composed of SCC faculty
appointed by the Academic Senate.
Comments and suggestions were
made by deans, faculty, students, and
staff in the various academic units.
The previous SCC academic integrity
description and the policies/ descriptions of other major public institutions
were consulted, especially Rutgers
University, New Brunswick. Solano
Community College is indebted to
all those who have contributed their
ideas.
Illegal Distribution of
Copyrighted Materials
Solano Community College students
are prohibited from using the Solano
Community College District network
to illegally download or share music,
video and all other copyrighted intellectual property. Solano Community
College supports the Higher Education Opportunity Act and Digital
Millennium Copyright Act, including
efforts to eliminate the illegal distribution of copyrighted material. Under
the law, College administrators may
be obligated to provide copyright
holders with information about users
of the Solano Community College
network who have violated the law.
Illegal use of the Solano Community
College network constitutes a violation of the Acceptable Use Policy for
our Internet Service Provider, the
Corporation for Education Network
Initiatives in California (CENIC).
For a complete copy of the Academic
Integrity policy, please refer to the SCC
online catalog.
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Facilitating Academic Dishonesty:
Students who knowingly or negligently allow their work to be used by
other students or who otherwise aid
another student in violating Academic
Integrity are guilty of Academic
Dishonesty even though they may not
benefit directly from the violation.
Facilitating Academic Dishonesty
includes making one’s research, notes,
essays, or other work available for
other students to access such as
uploading one’s work to the Internet
or making it otherwise available.
Programs & Services
ACADEMIC SUCCESS CENTER
(ASC)
Academic Success Center (ASC) is open
to all Solano College students, faculty, and
staff and serves as a center to encourage
and facilitate academic success through
support services that include:
• Computer usage
• Free printing (up to 5 pages per day)
• A supportive and positive study environment
• Academic success workshops (i.e.
study skills, exam preparation,
research and writing papers)
• Drop-in tutoring
• Drop-in writing help
• Group study areas with white boards
BUS SERVICE
You can take the bus to Solano Community College from Fairfield, Vallejo and
Vacaville. There is also connecting service
from Benicia to Vallejo and from Dixon to
Solano Mall via Vacaville and then to the
College. Fares range from $1.50 to $5.00
for one-way trips. Bus fare books are on
sale at the campus Bookstore and at the
transit office in each city. Community bus
schedules are available in Room 1425. For
more information call, the Solano Transportation Authority at 1-800-53KMUTE or
(707) 427-5100 or access their website at
www.sta.ca.gov.
Intercity routes, current schedules and fare
information can be obtained by logging on
to www.solanoexpress.com.
More information is available from the
following city websites:
• BENICIA:
www.ci.benicia.ca.us (then select Bus
Transit Service)
• DIXON:
ci.dixon.ca.us/index.aspx?nid=86
(then select Solano Transportation
Authority)
• FAIRFIELD:
www.fairfield.ca.gov (then select
“How do I?” then “Request…Bus
Pass Information”)
• VACAVILLE:
www.cityofvacaville.com (then select
“City Services,” then “Bus-City
Coach Information”)
• VALLEJO:
www.vallejotransit.com/ routes.html
CalWORKs (California Work
Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids)
CalWORKs is a state funded welfare to
work program. The goal of the program is
to assist CalWORKs students with the
transition from public assistance to selfsufficiency. Our program provides
comprehensive services to our CalWORKs
students while assisting them to achieve
their goals. Our office is part of the
college Student Services team and we are
a partner to the Solano County
CalWORKs Program.
To be eligible a student must:
• Be a current recipient of CalWORKs
cash aid
• Have a dependent child under the age
of 18 on CalWORKs cash aid
• Maintain a 2.00 GPA per semester
CalWORKs Support Services include:
• Program orientation
• Academic, career, and personal
counseling
• Student Education Plan (SEP) Development
• Case management
• Advocacy
• Computer access
• Work study
• Priority registration and registration
assistance
• Progress reports
• Workshops as Welfare to Work
activity
To begin your path to success, please visit
our office on the Fairfield Campus:
Student Services Building 400, Room 407
Phone: (707) 864-7000, ext. 4645
Fax: (707) 646-2058
FREE RIDE SHARE PARKING/
CAR POOL INFORMATION
During fall and spring semesters, a limited
number of free Ride Share parking permits
are available to students who possess a
SCC student ID card and have three or
more students riding in their cars. These
“poolers” receive preferential parking in
designated campus lots after obtaining the
required permit from the Student Life
Office. More information is available in
the Student Life Office, Room 1425, Fairfield campus, or call (707) 864-7000, ext.
4367.
A car pool computer match is available
for drivers and riders in each community.
For additional information, contact
Solano Napa Commuter Information:
800-53KMUTE.
CARE PROGRAM
(Cooperative Agency Resources
for Education)
The CARE Program provides additional
support services to EOPS students. CARE
was established to help EOPS students“
break the cycle” of welfare participation.
To be eligible you must be an EOPS
student receiving the PELL grant, at least
18 years of age and a single parent headof-household, a current recipient of TANF
or Tribal TANF or CalWORKs cash aid for
themselves or their dependent child or
children who are currently receiving cash
aid, have at least one child under 14, and
be enrolled full time at Solano Community
College.
Support services include: reimbursement
with child care expenses, textbooks and
supplies, and transportation costs; meal
reimbursement, academic counseling, and
personal development activities and workshops.
For more information, contact the EOPS
Office, in room 426, or call (707) 8647000, ext. 4444; from Vallejo/Benicia:
(707) 552-4330, ext. 4444.
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT
TRAINING CONSORTIUM
Book Loans, stipends, and Child
Development Permit Application and
Fee Assistance Program
If you are an Early Childhood Education
student employed in the ECE Field and
working towards obtaining or upgrading
your Child Development Permit, you may
be eligible for a stipend for each class you
complete with a “C” or above. We also
maintain a limited textbook loan program
for Child Development Family Studies
courses. Apply early since the textbooks
available for lending are on a first come,
first serve basis. Applications for Child
Development Permits are also available
with application fee assistance for many
of the permit levels. Please see Sabrina
Drake in the Children’s Programs,
room 201, Fairfield Campus for further
information. 864-7000 x4639 or
Sabrina.drake@solano.edu
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
AND LIFELONG LEARNING
Community Education and Lifelong
Learning offers a wide variety of noncredit classes and workshops throughout
the year that address the community’s
range of interests with a wide variety
of subjects. Vistas, the community
education schedule, is available online at
www.solano.edu/vistas. Classes begin
in Spring and Fall semesters with select
offerings during the summer.
The Community Education Office is
located at: 400 Suisun Valley Road, Building 100, Rooms 168-169. The telephone
number is (707) 864-7000, ext. 5472.
Class registrations may be made by phone,
online or in person in the Vistas office.
Janice Eaves also arranges for use of
campus facilities. Space is now available
at the Vallejo Center, Vacaville Center and
the Main Campus; including classrooms,
conference rooms, and athletic fields.
Phone for application and current rates:
(707) 864-7000, ext. 4400, or email:
Janice.eaves@solano.edu.
DISABILITY SERVICES PROGRAM
DSP offers support services to students
with disabilities or medical problems.
Some of these services are: counseling,
liaison with instructors and community
agencies, adapted computers, interpreters,
priority registration, specialized equipment, and alternate media services. Our
purpose is to create an equal opportunity
in college classes for people with physical,
visual, hearing, learning and psychological
disabilities. Contact the Disability Services office at (707) 864-7136. The alternate media office is part of the Disability
Services Program located in the 400
building in room 407M. Alternate media
is any instructional resource that has been
made more accessible for students with
verified visual, hearing, learning, or
other disabilities. Alternate media comes
in a variety of formats; print materials
can be converted into Braille, large
print, MP3’s, or electronic text, such as
Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF files;
diagrams and figures can be embossed to
allow people with vision limitations to feel
the tactile images; and assistance with
closed captioned needs. Any student with
a verified visual, hearing, learning, or
other disability that prevents them from
accessing instructional materials in
traditional formats has the right to alternate media. After enrolling in classes, the
student must meet with a counselor to
verify the disability, determine the need,
and authorize the use of alternate media.
Then the student will meet with the alternate media support specialist to determine
what materials need to be converted, the
format of alternate media, and establish
timelines for production. Students must
provide proof of ownership for all materials converted to alternate media.
For more information please call (707)
864-7000 ext. 4466 or email max.hartman
@solano.edu.
EARLY LEARNING CENTER
This program primarily serves Solano
Community College by supporting the
child care needs of college student parents
and the Child Development Family Study
students utilize the center for work experience or lab work.
Preference for enrollment into the child
care program is given to Solano Community College Students enrolled in 12 or
more units. Child care is provided on the
Fairfield campus Monday – Friday during
fall and spring semesters and Monday –
Thursday during the 6 week summer
semester.
The program is open from: 7:45 – 3:30 or
1:00 – 4:00 for the afternoon preschool.
Child care subsidies are available for
income eligible families. The subsidized
programs, funded by the California Department of Education, is available to qualifying families at no-cost or at reduced fees
based upon a sliding scale.
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CAREER AND EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES CENTER
Located on the 1st floor of Student Services Building 400, Room 403. The center
offers one-stop services to include career
exploration and skills assessment, labor
market information and free employment
assistance to all Solano Community
College students and alumni in obtaining
full or part-time employment on and off
campus. Students can research information
on occupations, including employment
outlooks, education and training requirements, prospective employers, and current
salaries. The Center offers computerized
career information systems, on-line
resume posting and job search as well as
up-to-date listings of current employment
opportunities. For more information or
appointments, call the Career and Employment Services Center at (707) 864-7124 or
careercenter@solano.edu.
Programs & Services
Those interested in getting on the waitlist
are invited to visit the center at the 200
building on the Fairfield campus to
complete an application.
The program serves children between the
ages of 18 months to kindergarten entry.
Drop in child care services are not available.
Facility License numbers:
483000791 and 480111003
Call 864-7182 for more information
EOPS PROGRAM
(Extended Opportunity
Program & Services)
Extended Opportunity Program and
Services (EOPS) is a State funded
categorical program that provides “over,
above, and beyond” services to eligible
EOPS students. The Solano Community
College EOPS Program provides support
services to students that are both financially and educationally disadvantaged to
obtain their educational goal. As a college
success program, EOPS is designed to
increase the success rate of students that
are affected by socio-economic or
language barriers, increase attendance by
historically underrepresented students, and
enhance their success in college.
Additional eligibility criteria for the
EOPS Program includes:
1. Be a California resident.
2. Be enrolled in 12.0 semester units at
Solano College.
3. Qualify and receive the BOG Fee
Waiver A or B.
4. Be educationally disadvantaged
according to State defined Title V
Education Regulations.
EOPS support services include:
• program orientation
• academic, career, and personal counseling
· testing and career assessment
· bus tours to four-year colleges &
universities
• EOPS Lab (study room for EOPS
students)
• EOPS Book Library
• EOPS Grant (based on funding)
• EOPS Book Lending resources
• EOPS Transportation Assistance
• Student Education Plan (SEP)
development
• referral assistance
• in house EOPS basic Math tutoring
• fee waiver assistance for university
applications
• newsletter or bulletin
• priority registration and registration
assistance
• progress reports
• workshops
• book voucher program for fall and spring
semesters
For more information, contact the EOPS
Office, in room 426; or call (707) 864-7000
ext. 4444, or go online at www.solano.edu
and click on Financial Aid.
FINANCIAL AID
Financial Aid assistance is available
through the Federal and State government,
as well as scholarships offered by the institution, private and non-profit foundations.
Financial aid may help to offset the cost of
higher education such as tuition, fees,
books, supplies, housing, transportation
and personal expenses. Be aware that
financial aid does not fully support a
student with all expenses. Financial Aid is
one of many tools to help students achieve
their educational and career goals. Refer to
“Financial Aid” on pages 7-8 in this
Class Schedule or go to www.solano.edu,
and click “Financial Aid” for more
detailed information.
Title IV Federal Student Aid
Programs—School Code 001292
• Grants (free money for college)
· Pell Grant
· Supplemental Educational
Opportunity Grant (SEOG)
• Work-Study (cash earned while you
learn)
• Loans (borrowing requires repayment)
· Direct Loan Program
° Subsidized
° Unsubsidized
California State Aid
• Cal Grant B, C
• Chafee Grant for Foster Youth
California Community Colleges
• BOG Fee Waiver (CA residents)
• Extended Opportunity Programs &
Services (EOPS)
• Foster Youth Success Initiative (FYSI)
Scholarships
• Private foundations and non-profit
organizations
• Institutional (colleges/universities)
Contact the Financial Aid Office:
• Phone (707) 864-7103
· Monday-Thursday 9:00 am-3:00 pm
• In-Person, Student Services Bldg.
400, 2nd Floor, Fairfield Main
Campus
· Monday-Thursday 9:00 am-5:00 pm
· Friday 9:00 am-12:00 noon
FOOD SERVICE
The cafeteria at Solano Community
College is located in the Student Center,
Bldg. 1400. The cafeteria offers a wide
selection for breakfast and lunch from its
full service grill. The selection includes
daily hot lunch menus, soups, salad bar,
deli sandwiches, Mexican and Asian
menus, vegetarian, desserts, snacks, and
beverages. The cafeteria hours of operation
for Fall and Spring semesters are Monday
through Thursday, 7:30 am to 8:00 pm, and
Fridays from 7:00 am to 1:30 pm, Phone
(707) 646-2874.
MATRICULATION
Matriculation can help you to reach your
educational goal. The steps are:
• Admission (application)
• Skills Assessment
• Orientation in person or online
(see counseling webpage)
• Counseling/Advising
• Registration
• Follow-up on progress
You are encouraged to participate in the
Assessment/Orientation program, which
is part of the matriculation process, if
you are a new non-exempt student (see
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MATH ACTIVITIES CENTER
The Math Activities Center (MAC) is a
math study area where registered students
can get “drop-in” help with math assignments. Students will find a combination of
peer tutors, staff and faculty on duty to
assist them all hours the MAC is open.
Instructor schedules are posted in the
MAC each semester.
MESA (Mathematices Engineering
Science Achievement)/MCCCP
(MESA Community College Program)
The MESA/MCCCP program is a
statewide academic program that supports
economically and educationally disadvantaged students to excel in math, science or
engineering related majors so students can
transfer to four year universities.
The MESA model for success includes a
variety of services that results in a high
rate of academic achievement.
The main components include:
• Student Study and Computer Lab
Center
A dedicated multipurpose space for
quiet study, workshops, computer
related activities, and information
sharing.
• Academic Excellence Workshops
Students are scheduled in math and
science core classes and taught to
maintain high academic outcomes
through facilitated group study.
• Mandatory Information Session
That teacher college survival skills
to incoming students majoring in
math, engineering and science.
• MESA Counselor
A dedicated MESA counselor is
provided to assist students with their
educational planning and goals.
• Assistance in the transfer process
Including field trips to universities,
workshops on applications and
counseling.
• Career advising
To introduce work options to students.
Field trips, job fair information, job
shadowing exercises and industry
mentors are available to students.
All students who are interested in participating in MESA/MCCCP must meet the
academic and economically disadvantaged
criteria—contact our office for details.
For additional information please visit our
MESA Center in room 434, Building 400.
Our office hours are Monday through
Thursday, 9:00am-5:00pm, Friday,
9:00am-3:00pm,(707) 864-7000 ext. 4498.
You can also check out our MESA
website: www.solano.edu/mesa
OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION —
WORK EXPERIENCE
Earn 1 to 6 transferable units per semester
for working in a paid or unpaid part-time
or full-time position with a licensed business. We offer:
OCED 090: Occupational Work
Experience
For those students working or volunteering
in positions which are directly related to
their declared major. You can earn 1 unit
for each 75 hours paid or 60 hours unpaid
work per semester. Up to 6 units per
semester to a total of 16 units. We offer
full-semester, 12-week and 8 week
sections.
OCED 091: General Work Experience
For those working or volunteering in jobs
not related to their major. You can earn 1
unit for each 75 hours paid or 60 hours
unpaid work per semester. Up to 4 units
per semester to a total of 6 units. We offer
full-semester, 12-week and 8 week
sections
OCED 090 and 091 full-semester sections
are online classes that involve a one time
required on-campus mandatory information session with the weekly meetings
conducted in an online format. 12 and 8
week sections meet once a week for one
hour. OCED 090 and 091 may not be
taken concurrently.
OCED 101: Occupational Soft Skills
No job or volunteer work required.This 8
week course will provide you the necessary skills to become a valuable employee
and get you started on the path to an
internship or job.
Contact the Work Experience Coordinator
at (707) 864-7139, by e-mail
(debra.berrett@solano.edu), or stop by
room 1811. You may also visit our website
at: www.sccworkexperience.com.
PARKING SEE PAGE 89.
RE-ENTRY STUDENTS
Students returning to school are encouraged to meet with a Counselor to plan
classes needed to reach their goals.
Please see “MEET A COUNSELOR”
in this schedule to find out how to
make an appointment, what services are
offered, when, and where at four different
locations. The Online Orientation is
highly recommended. Please go through
all seven steps, and answer the survey
at the end to record your orientation:
www.solano.edu/vip. We recommend
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Exemption Criteria) and choose one of the
following educational goals at the time of
application:
• Transfer to a four-year college with
associate degree
• Transfer to a four-year college
without associate degree
• Associate degree, vocational, without
transfer
• Associate degree, without transfer
• Job skills—to prepare for a new job
• Undeclared goal
• Discover/formulate career interests,
plans, goals
• Improve basic skills in English,
reading or math
Some continuing (as well as returning)
students may need to take an assessment
test to meet specific class and/or program
requirements – especially if you are
enrolling for the first time in any English
(except English 305) or English As A
Second Language class. ESL assessment is
recommended if your primary language is
not English.
Programs & Services
introductory classes listed in the schedule
under “COUNSELING”: COUN 101
Orientation for College Success,
COUN 102 Intro Study Skills (A,B,C,D),
COUN 50 Career-Life Planning, COUN
062 Helping Skills, COUN 083 Applied
Psychology, COUN 055 Valuing Diversity,
and/or COUN 007 University Study
Techniques.
SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
CENTER (SBDC)
Solano Community College is the host of
the Solano Small Business Development
Center (SBDC). With a network of almost
1,000 service centers from coast to coast,
the SBDC is committed to working with
existing business owners and aspiring
entrepreneurs by providing no-cost business consulting and low-cost training.
These services are available to all residents
of Solano County.
In addition, the SBDC, works with local
governments and countywide agencies to
provide relevant workshops for local businesses. Some examples of past event
include Access to Capital, Doing Business
With Solano County, and our Restaurant
Academy.
Please visit our website at http://solanosbdc.org/ and select the link to request services or give us a call at (707) 864-3382.
SOLANO COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION
The Solano College Scholarship Foundation is a non-profit corporation that
awards scholarships to students at Solano
Community College on the basis of their
academic achievement and demonstrated
potential for excellence. The Foundation is
administered by a Board of Directors with
representatives from the communities of
Solano County.
Beginning with the three scholarships that
were presented in 1974, the scholarship
program has grown through the years. In
the fall of 2010 over 80 awards were
presented and over $25,000 was distributed to Solano students. The goal of the
Scholarship Foundation is to promote
academic excellence among Solano
students by recognizing and rewarding
outstanding students. Almost all of the
scholarships require students to have
completed 24 graded units of coursework
at Solano with a cumulative GPA of at
least 3.30.
The Scholarship Foundation administers
two scholarship programs, the General
Scholastic Achievement Program and
the Memorial and Special Endowments
Program. Each of these scholarship has
been established to honor and commemorate specific individuals or purposes.
Most have designated majors and/or
other specific qualifying require–
ments that determine eligibility for
consideration.
For additional information, please
visit the Solano College website at
www.solano.edu/ president/scholarship_
foundation, contact the Scholarship
Foundation, at PO Box 2208, Fairfield,
CA 94533 or phone (707) 425-4590.
STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES
A Public Health Nurse and Health
Assistant are ready to help you with
your health needs at the Student Health
Center, Monday through Thursday,
8:00 am-7:00 pm, and Friday, 8:30 am3:00 pm (fall and spring semesters only).
Our services include:
• Nursing assessment and management
of minor health problems
• Treatment of minor acute illnesses
and referrals
• First-aid and emergency care
• Band-Aids, aspirin, Tylenol, etc. for
self care
• Pregnancy testing and birth control
information
• Nutritional information
• Information on sexually transmitted
infections and referrals
• Immunizations
• Tuberculosis skin tests and referrals
• Hearing and vision screening
• Blood pressure screening
• Strep throat test
• Blood glucose screen test
We are located in the Student Union,
Building 1400 in Room 1409. The Public
Health Nurse also visits the Vallejo Center
and Vacaville Center for most services.
Contact the Student Health Center for
times/hours of nurse visits to Centers. You
are welcome to drop-in for care or make
an appointment by calling (707) 864-7163.
You can see more information at our
website at www.solano.edu (select
“Campus Life” and then “Health Center”).
Current schedules of activities sponsored
by the Health Center can also be found in
the ASSC Newsletter, published twice/
month and posted online at www.solano.edu.
STUDENTS HELPING STUDENTS
BOOK GRANTS
Solano Community College’s Students
Helping Students Fund is a program
designed to provide one-time only
financial assistance to economically
disadvantaged SCC students in the form of
a book grant. Funding is provided by
students through a non-refundable optional
fee of $1, as well as through solicited
annual contributions. A very limited
number of book grants are distributed to
eligible students at the start of the fall and
spring semesters on a first-come, firstserve basis. New, first-time freshmen
enrolled in six units at SCC, who meet the
eligibility guidelines for an automatic Fee
Waiver, are encouraged to complete a Fee
Waiver application and the Students Helping Students Grant application. Applications are available in-person only from the
Student Life Office at the beginning of the
Spring or Fall Semester.
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For more information, call the Student
Life Office, (707) 864-7000, ext, 4367.
TRANSFER CENTER
Location: 400 building, 402, first floor
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday. . . . . . 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Wednesday . . . 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Thursday . . . . . . 2:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Phone: (707) 864-7158
website: www.solano.edu/transfer
The SCC Transfer Center is a student
support service providing prospective
transfer students with direction and assistance in navigating the transfer process.
The Transfer Center offers the following
services:
• Opportunities to meet with 4-year
college/university representatives
• Fall and Spring transfer-related workshops and special events
• Internet access to transfer-related
websites
• Assistance in researching college
majors and admissions requirements,
as well as application completion.
• Catalogs from CSUs, UCs, private
and out-of-state colleges
• Annual University/College Transfer
Fair
• Information regarding Transfer
Admission Guarantees to:
University of California
California State University
Historically Black Colleges and
Universities
Obtaining regular counselor assistance
with transfer education planning is essential for a successful transition to four-year
universities and colleges.
TUTORING CENTER
Free tutoring is available to all students
currently attending Solano Community
College and enrolled in the class for
which assistance is requested. Tutoring is
available for most classes offered by the
college. You can schedule a weekly
appointment for the entire semester or
one-time only appointments as needed.
Part-time, paid positions are available for
students interested in working as paid
tutors. You must have received a “B” or
better in the class to tutor and be recommended by a SCC instructor. All new
tutors also earn .5 unit of credit for a
required training class (TUTR 050). For
additional information on how to sign
up for tutoring assistance or to apply
for a tutoring position, contact the
Tutoring Center, in the Student Services
Building 400, Room 437, or
call (707) 864-7230.
Tutoring Center Services include:
• Individual appointments ongoing for
the semester (primarily)
• Group tutoring
• Tutoring in multiple subject areas
• One-time-only tutoring
• Drop-in and standby tutoring, pending
availability
Students interested in being hired as paid
tutors:
• Enrollment in a minimum of 6 units at
SCC
• Grades of A or B in the course(s) they
wish to tutor or Instructor Recommendation form
• Completed Tutor Application
• SCC student worker hiring packet
(with proper forms of identification)
• Tuberculosis and Fingerprints/Livescan clearance prior to date of hire
• Completion of TUTR050 (a half unit
tutoring skills practicum) first semester of hire
VETERAN’S AFFAIRS CENTER
Veterans & Dependents: The Veterans
Center offers assistance with applying for
education benefits, coordinating the VA
work study program, and processing tutorial assistance paperwork. The
following educational benefits are available to veterans and dependents:
• Chapter 30 (Montgomery GI Bill —
Active Duty)
• Chapter 31 (Vocational Rehabilitation)
• Chapter 32 (Veterans Educational
Assistance Program – VEAP)
• Chapter 33 (Post-9/11 GI Bill)
• Chapter 1606 (Montgomery GI Bill —
Reservists)
• Chapter 1607 (Reserve Educational
Assistance Program – REAP)
• Chapter 35 (Dependents Educational
Assistance)
• California Veterans Fee Waiver
Program (Dependents of Veterans
with a Service-Connected Disability)
Note that in order to receive benefits while
attending SCC, the student must be a regularly matriculated student and all classes
taken must be required for the educational
objective selected.
Active Duty: After receiving approval for
Tuition Assistance, please submit a copy of
the authorization to the Veterans Affairs
Center located in Building 400, Room
429, or by fax (707) 864-7220.
Exception for Air Force, please see below**
• Air Force Personnel must apply via
internet at https://www.my.af.mil/
faf/FAF/fafHome.jsp
**Note: individuals approved for Air
Force TA do not need to submit their
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PROGRAMS
& SERVICES
SCC STUDENT ID CARDS
Student ID cards are required for the Math
and Computer labs and can be used to
obtain a library card at the campus library.
Many stores, museums, restaurants and
movie theaters give discounts to student
with current student ID cards. The ID
station will be open Monday-Thursday
8 am-5 pm and Friday 8 am-3 pm in Room
1425. These hours may change to accommodate campus events and activities, so please
check the office for more updated hours. To
get an ID, you must bring your student
schedule/bill showing payment of the $5 fee
and proof of enrollment, and another form
of government-issued photo ID (driver’s
license, passport, Military ID, etc.). Good
for nine consecutive semesters, it must be
validated each semester at no charge.
Programs & Services
authorizations to Solano Community
College. SCC will process all TA
through the AI Portal regularly. For
question or inquries please contact the
Solano Community College Travis
Center located at Building 249 at 530
Hickam Avenue on Travis Air Force
Base. See website for center hours.
Contact phone number is (707) 8637878.
• Army Personnel must apply via internet at www.earmyu.com
• Coast Guard Personnel must fill out
the Coast Guard Tuition Assistance
Form (CG-4147). Submit completed
form to CGI-PF-Tuition_Assistance@uscg.mil.
• Marine Corps Personnel must
complete form NETPDTC 1560 &
turn in form to your nearest Marine
Corps location.
• Navy Personnel must complete
form NETPDTC 1560 & turn in
form to your nearest Marine Corps
location.
• National Guard – Contact your
unit regarding Apply for Tuition
Assistance.
For specific information regarding eligibility for Veterans Education Benefits or
Tuition Assistance, please visit our center
located on the 2nd floor of the 400 Building, Room 429, call: (707) 864-7105 or
email at veterans@solano.edu. Center
hours are Mon. - Thur., 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
and Friday, from 8:00 am - 3:00 pm.
VISTAS: See Community Education
and Lifelong Learning on page 104.
WORKFORCE TRAINING
AND GRANTS MANAGEMENT
Contract Education & Training
Solano Community College partners with
local business and industry to develop
training and education programs and services that meet an employer’s specific
needs. Working together we will develop
solutions that link training to your business
and performance goals.
Employees are every organization’s
most important resource.
As new employees are hired and as
processes, procedures, products, and goals
change, employees need new and upgraded
skills. Through a careful needs analysis we
will:
• Identify your real workplace needs
• Customize solutions specifically for
your business and employees
• Implement training on a schedule and
at a site that best meets your organization’s requirements
• Offer excellent and appropriate
instruction, as well as a variety of
delivery methods
• Evaluate the training to assure that
there has been a transfer of skills and
knowledge from the training environment to the workplace
• Provide cost effective training and
services
The office of Workforce Training and
Grants Management serves students
through employers. If you are interested
in preparing for a career and becoming a
Solano Community College student,
please contact the division office overseeing the discipline in which you have
interest.
For information and a free workforce
needs assessment, call or email Kelly
Penwell at 707-863-7808 or
kpenwell@solano.edu
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Area Code: 707. For a complete listing of telephone numbers visit www.solano.edu
Academic & Student Affairs . . . . 864-7137
Institutional Advancement . . . . . . 864-7141
Adapted PE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 863-7835
International Programs. . . . 864-7000 x4693
Academic Success
Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7000 x4716
Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7132
Lost and Found. . . . . . . . . . 864-7000 x4367
Admissions & Records . . . . . . . . . 864-7171
Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7196
Aeronautics/Nut Tree. . . . . . . . . . . 864-7185
Assessment Testing . . . . . . 864-7000 x4525
Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7119
Bookstore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7111
Cafeteria Solano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 646-2874
CalWORKs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7252
Campus Police - Parking. . . . . . . . 864-7131
C.A.R.E.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7000 x4444
Career & Employment
Services (Jobs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7124
Children’s Programs . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7182
Community Education Classes . . . 864-7115
Contract Education & Training . . . 863-7808
Cosmetology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7180
Math Activities Center . . . . . . . . . 864-7138
MESA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7000 x4498
School of:
• Career Applied Technology
& Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7155
• Health Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7108
• Liberal Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7114
• School of Mathematics
& Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7110
• Social & Behavioral
Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7251
Small Business Dev. Ctr.. . . . . . . . 864-3382
Special Services
(EOPS/CARE) . . . . . . . 864-7000 x4444
Student Life Office . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7168
Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7101
Student Health Center
& Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7163
Criminal Justice . . . . . . . . . 864-7000 x4703
Superintendent-President . . . . . . . 864-7112
Disability Students
& Services Program . . . . . . . . . 864-7136
Technology Support Services . . . . 864-7104
Theatre Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7199
EOPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7000 x4444
Financial Aid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7103
Fire Academy . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7000 x4615
Fire Technology Program . . . . . . . 864-7148
Finance & Administration. . . . . . . 864-7147
Transfer Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7158
Travis AFB Center . . . . . . . . . . . . 863-7878
Tutoring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7230
Vacaville Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7171
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7000
Vallejo Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7171
Horticulture . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7000 x4308
Veteran’s Affairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7105
Human Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7128
Work Experience. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 864-7139
Library
Please visit the library website at:
www.solano.edu/library for hours
at each campus. The SCC Library is
closed weekends and holidays.
Located in Building 100 on the Fairfield
Campus, the Library provides:
Information resources such as:
• Research help from SCC Librarians
• Access to print and online resources
• Reserve textbooks
• Newspaper and popular magazine
browsing collection
• Over one-million books, movies,
CDS and other materials via SNAP,
our local Library consortium
• Interlibrary loan
• Around the clock reference assistance
via 24/7 reference.
Technology resources such as an
Information Commons of 60 PCs
gives students access to
• The Internet
• Microsoft Office Suite
• Printers
• CD/DVD players
• Class-based software and other
applications
• Photocopiers
• Microfilm readers.
Study Facilities:
• Individual study carrels
• Study tables for quiet group study
• Reading lounge
Library Research classes:
• LR01, Principles of (Library)
Research
• LR10, Basics of Information
Competency
• LR11, Internet explored! Advanced
Information Competency
• LR12, Information and Society
Additionally, librarians are available to
help students with their research and
information needs at the Vallejo and
Vacaville campuses.
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PROGRAMS
& SERVICES
SCC Telephone Numbers
Parking Information
PARKING PERMITS
Fall, Spring, and Summer parking permits
are purchased online. Log on to My
Solano and click on Student Parking.
Parking permits are not transferable from
one person to another. It is against the law
to alter, forge, reproduce, sell, or loan
your parking permit to another person.
Parking permits are required each semester and during summer sessions. Faculty/
Staff and reserved parking is enforced 7
days a week, 24 hours a day. All permits
(semester and daily) must be clearly
displayed. Motorcycles may park in designated motorcycle areas without cost or
permits. Motorcycles parked in other
areas require permits at the vehicle price.
PARKING ENFORCEMENT
Permit parking is not enforced in
student/general parking lots during the
first two weeks of the fall/spring semester
and only during the first week of the first
summer session offered (e.g., if a 10-week
session is offered, the first week of that
session will have a grace period. Any
session beginning after the 10-week
session will not have a grace period).
Thereafter, permit parking is enforced
Monday-Friday, 7:00 am–10:00 pm. You
must have a valid permit clearly displayed
while parked on Solano Community
College District property, including the
Vacaville Center and the Vallejo Center.
All other regulations and vehicle code
violations are enforced 24 hours a day, 7
days a week.
Parking for students is provided in clearly
designated areas. Certain parking areas
are reserved for visitors, for faculty and
staff who hold permanent parking permits,
handicapped persons, and rideshare.
FAIRFIELD CAMPUS
Student parking is provided in Lots 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 (across from baseball and
football stadiums).
VACAVILLE AND
VALLEJO CENTERS
A parking permit is required to park at
both the Vacaville Center and Vallejo
Center. Parking permits are $20 per
semester and $6 for Summer session.
another stall in the parking lot. Do not
park in rideshare or faculty/ staff lots.
Visitor parking is not to be used by
faculty, staff, or students. Visitor parking
is also available at the Vacaville and
Vallejo Centers.
DAILY PARKING PERMITS:
Daily parking permits may be purchased
from the permit dispensers located in each
student lot at a cost of $1 per day ($1 bills
or coins accepted). New daily permits
must be purchased each day. If the permit
dispensers malfunction, notify the police
in Bldg. 1800B or call (707) 864.7131. If
a dispenser is out of service, purchase a
permit in an adjacent lot. Daily permits
are valid in student parking lots only and
are interchangeable between the Fairfield
campus, the Vacaville Center, and Vallejo
Center.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Parking permits are good for all Solano
College campus locations. Permits must
be located as directed on the permit
directions. Parking fees are subject to
change. Parking brochures are available at
the Police Department. An appeal process
to contest citations is available. Go to
www.solano.edu/police. Click the link
for Parking Citations and then on Contest
a Citation. For questions, call (707)
864-7131.
HANDICAP PARKING
A current parking permit along with a
handicap placard or plates are required to
park in handicap parking. The placard/
plates and parking permit must be clearly
displayed.
RIDESHARE PERMITS
Rideshare permits are issued by the
Student Life Office in Bldg. 1400, Room
1425. Vehicles displaying valid rideshare
permits may park in the spaces reserved
for rideshare participants and not in any
other lots. If you do not have a rideshare
permit, you may not park in the rideshare
spaces. Rideshare vehicles must have 3
or more participants who each possess a
current Solano student ID card (available
in the Student Life Office). For more
information, call (707) 864-7000 ext.
4367.
VISITOR PARKING
Limited 30-minute visitor parking is available at the Fairfield campus in Lot 1.
Visitor parking is located along the white
curb line on the north side of the lot. For
visits longer than 30 minutes, purchase a
daily permit and move your vehicle to
PARKING LOT INFORMATION:
• Faculty/Staff: Parking Lots A-F.
Reserved stalls in other locations.
• Students: Fairfield Lots 1-7; Vacaville
Lots 1-4; Vallejo Lots 1-2
• Cosmetology Patron: (West side Lot D)
Must have Patron Parking Permit from
Cosmetology Department 8:30 am10:00 pm
• Disabled Parking: Must have disabled
placard or plates AND Solano College
parking permit or daily meter ticket
• Rideshare: (3 or more passengers, Lots
1 & 2) Special permit required. For more
information, contact Student Life in
Bldg 1400 (across from the Bookstore),
Room 1425 or call (707) 864-7000 ext
4367.
• Visitor Parking: 30 minutes only. If
longer than 30 minutes, purchase daily
meter ticket and move vehicle to regular
parking lot. No Faculty/Staff or Student
parking allowed.
• Childcare Parking: 15 minutes only.
For dropping off or pickup only. If
longer than 15 minutes, purchase daily
meter ticket and move vehicle to regular
parking lot. No Faculty/ Staff or Student
parking allowed.
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Travis Air Force Air Base Map
The Travis AFB University Center is located in Building 249 at 530 Hickam Avenue on
Travis Air Force Base. To get to the Center, take the Air Base Parkway exit off of I-80
and follow it until it ends at the Travis Main Gate. After obtaining a pass (see instructions), proceed through the Main Gate, staying on the same street. Turn right onto First
Avenue, then left on Waldron Street. About half way down the length of the street, turn
right into the parking lot. Drive to the back of the lot; you will see the University
Center on your right. You may park in any vacant space.
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE GATE PROCEDURE:
Due to security measures at TAFB, all non-military students
must be registered in a class meeting at Travis to receive a
pass to enter the base. Students already registered for Travis
classes will be able to obtain their base pass at the Visitor
Control Center, 615 Airbase Parkway, Fairfield, California,
located on the left hand side before the main gates.
All registered students will be required to provide the information listed below:
1. A current driver's license
2. Valid car registration (this must be the vehicle you plan to
drive to class each week)
3. Valid proof of car insurance
4. Proof of your enrollment in a class at Travis (your registration printout showing your classes).
5. Travis AFB personnel may require other forms of identification as needed.
Vehicle (gate) passes are not transferable to any vehicle other
than the one for which the pass was originally issued. Please
allow approximately one hour for issuance of a gate pass.
NOTE: Students must have their own transportation. Automobiles without military ID, or an authorized semester pass will
not be admitted on TAFB. For additional informa-tion, please
call the SCC Travis office.
PARKING
& MAPS
If you wish to add a Travis class, you must contact the instructor to obtain an “Add [Authorization] Code” and enroll in the
course prior to being admitted to the Base. Once enrolled you
must contact the Travis office to inform them.
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Vacaville Map
The Solano Community College Vacaville Center is located
north of the City of Vacaville at 2001 North Village Parkway.
Turn onto North Village Parkway (formerly known as 1990
Akerly Drive), just off of Vaca Valley Parkway. Center information and driving directions are also available on our
website, please go to: www.solano.edu/campus_sites/
vaca_center.html.
Take I-80 West to the Leisure Town Road exit. Turn right onto
Vaca Valley Parkway. Continue straight for approximately 1/2
mile to North Village Parkway and turn right at the stoplight.
Turn right into the parking lot entrance to the Center. Parking
at the Vacaville Center is $20 per vehicle. The permit is valid
for the Fairfield campus and the Vallejo and Vacaville Centers.
Daily parking permits are available for $1 from the machine
located in the parking lot. Daily permits are valid for the
Vacaville Center only.
DIRECTIONS FROM FAIRFIELD/VACAVILLE:
Take I-80 East to I-505 and drive about 1/2 mile to the Vaca
Valley Parkway exit. Turn right at the exit ramp stoplight on
to Vaca Valley Parkway and go one block to North Village
Parkway. Turn left at the stoplight on to North Village
Parkway; the parking lot entrance to the Center is visible on
the right side of the street within a distance of 1/2 block.
DIRECTIONS FROM DAVIS/DIXON:
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Vallejo Map
The Solano Community College Vallejo Center is located at
545 Columbus Parkway.
PARKING
Parking at the Vallejo Center is $20 per vehicle. The permit is
valid for the Fairfield campus and the Vallejo and Vacaville
Centers.
Daily parking permits are available for $1 from the machine
located in the parking lot and are valid for all campus locations. Parking is enforced 24 hours a day.
DIRECTIONS FROM PLEASANT
HILL/CONCORD/WALNUT CREEK
Take 680 North to 780 West. From 780 West take I-80 East
toward Sacramento. Exit at Columbus Parkway. The new
Solano Community College Vallejo Center is located
approximately 1/2 miles on your right.
DIRECTIONS TO
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN PROGRAM
Take I-80 West toward San Francisco. Take the exit toward
Solano Ave/Springs Rd. Turn left onto Solano Ave. Take a
slight right onto Georgia St. Arrive at 1301 Georgia St,
Vallejo, CA 94590.
PARKING
& MAPS
DIRECTIONS FROM
FAIRFIELD/VACAVILLE/DAVIS/DIXON
Take I-80 toward San Francisco and exit at Columbus
Parkway. The Solano Community College Vallejo Center is
located approximately 1 & 1/2 miles on your right.
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VISTAS
Call for Info: 707-864-7000 ext. 5472
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Fairfield Map
4000 Suisun Valley Road, Fairfield, CA 94534, (707) 864www.solano.edu
MAP LEGEND
100 Library/Learning Center
200 Children’s Programs
300 Mathematics & Science
400 Student Services
500 Business, Computer Science
600 Administration
700 Liberal Arts
800 Health Sciences
900 Faculty Offices
1000 Horticulture
1200 Music/Theatre
1300 Fine & Applied Arts
1400 Bookstore/Cafeteria/
Student Union
1500 Engineering/Math
1600 Cosmetology/Fine Arts
1700 Athletics/Kinesiology
1800B Campus Police
1900 Facilities/Warehouse
SERVICES-ROOM
Admission & Records - 400
ASSC & Student Union - 1400
Assessment Center - 442
Boardroom - 600
Bookstore - 1400
Business & Personnel Office - 600
Cafeteria – 1400
CalWORKs - 426
CARE Program - 426
Career & Employment Services - 403
Community Services
& Training/Vistas – 1638
Contract Education & Training - 151
Counseling - 404
Disability Services Program - 407
EOPS - 426
Financial Aid - 425
Foundation - 433
Information - 401
Instruction Office - 600
Library - 100
MESA Program - 434
Student Health Services -1400
Student Services - 400
Superintendent/President’s Office - 600
Theatre - 1200
Transfer Center - 402
Tutoring Center - 437
Veteran’s Affairs - 429
Workforce & Economic
Development - 151
Solano Community College is located on Suisun Valley Road, just off Interstate 80, nine miles northeast of Vallejo (take I-80 east),
and five miles southwest of Fairfield. Buses serve the campus from Vallejo, Benicia, Fairfield, Vacaville and Dixon.
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