Summer 2016 Class Schedule

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BERKELEY CITY COLLEGE
COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA
LANEY COLLEGE
MERRITT COLLEGE
CLASS SCHEDULE
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Board of Trustees
Bill Withrow
Area 1
Meredith Brown
Linda Handy Nicky González Yuen William Riley, Ed.D. Cy Gulassa
Area 3
Area 4
Area 5
Area 6
Area 2
Julina Bonilla
Area 7
2050 Center Street
Berkeley, CA 94704
Phone: (510) 981-2800
ALBANY
BERKELEY
Jowel C. Laguerre, Ph.D.
Chancellor
MERRITT COLLEGE
12500 Campus Drive
Oakland, CA 94619
Phone: (510) 531-4911
PIEDMONT
EMERYVILLE
OAKLAND
ALAMEDA
COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA
555 Ralph Appezzato Memorial Parkway
Alameda, CA 94501
Phone: (510) 522-7221
LANEY COLLEGE
900 Fallon Street
Oakland, CA 94607
Phone: (510) 834-5740
Enroll On-line
Now
peralta.edu
BERKELEY CIT Y CO LLEGE
C O L L E G E O F A L A M E DA
or Call
for info
(510) 466-7368
L AN EY CO LLEGE
M ERRIT T CO LLEGE
Designed by Chris Gatmaitan
Summer Classes Start
June 20, 2016
College of Alameda
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Academic Calendar
2
Admissions Information
3
Wait Lists
4-5
Steps for Enrollment
6-7
Admission Process for International Students
8
Fees Information
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General College Information
Summer 2016 Courses by College
Berkeley City College
2050 Center Street
Berkeley, CA 94704 · (510) 981-2800
Admissions & Records (510) 981-2805
Counseling (510) 981-5036
Financial Aid (510) 981-2807
www.berkeleycitycollege.edu
Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 - 4:30 PM
Friday(Closed)
Enroll Online Now
peralta.edu
Refund Information
11-38
40-46
Alameda, CA 94501 · (510) 522-7221
www.alameda.peralta.edu
Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 - 4:30 PM
Friday(Closed)
Laney College
900 Fallon Street
Oakland, CA 94607 · (510) 834-5740
www.laney.edu
Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 - 4:30 PM
Friday(Closed)
College of Alameda 48 - 54
Merritt College
Laney College
56 - 68
Merritt College
70 - 77
12500 Campus Drive
Oakland, CA 94619
(510) 531-4911
www.merritt.edu
Financial Assistance General Information
78-81
Financial Aid - FAQ's
82-83
Board of Governors Information
84
Prerequisite/Corequisite Policy and Procedures
85
College/District Policies
86-87
Peralta Police Services
88-89
Published as a community service by the
Peralta Community College District
Public Information, Communications & Media
Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 - 4:30 PM
Friday(Closed)
333 East 8th Street
Oakland, CA 94606 · (510) 466-7200
District Admissions & Records Office (510) 466-7368
www.peralta.edu
Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 - 4:30 PM
Friday(Closed)
Board of Trustees
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Class Schedule production team: Christopher Gatmaitan, Jeffrey Heyman and Dr. Herbert Kitchen.
Content layout designed by Christopher Gatmaitan. Cover designed by Faiza Ali.
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FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES (DSPS)
William Riley, Ed. D, President
Julina Bonilla, Vice President
Meredith Brown
Cy Gulassa
Linda Handy
Bill Withrow
Nicky González Yuen
Adrien Abuyen, Student Trustee
Brianna Rogers, Student Trustee
Jowel C. Laguerre, Ph.D, Chancellor
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Academic Calendar
SUMMER SESSION
June 6
M
Drop for Nonpayment of Tuition and Enrollment Fees
June 20
M
Summer Session Begins
June 26
Su
Last Day to Drop Regular Session Classes and Receive A Refund
Note: Short-term and open-entry classes must be dropped
within 10% of the first class meeting to receive a refund.
June 26
Su
Last Day to Drop Regular Session Classes Without a “W”
Appearing on Transcripts
June 26
Su
Last Day to Add Summer Session Classes
June 26
Su
Census Due – Instructors Verify Enrollment in Classes
Th
Last Day to File for PASS/NO PASS Grading Option
June 30
Th
Last Day to File Petitions for AA or AS Degree/Certificate
July 4
M
Independence Day – Holiday Observance
June 30
July 19
T
Last Day to Withdraw from Regular Session Classes & Receive a
“W”. All outstanding fees are due even if classes are dropped on this day.
July 19
T
Attendance Verification Day – Instructors Verify Enrollment
July 28
Th
Summer Session Ends
Th
Grade Rosters/Rollbooks are Due
August 4
NOTE:
Last day to drop without a “W” appearing on transcript may vary for Short-Term & Open-Entry, Open-Exit classes.
Dates are subject to change. See the online Academic Calendar at www.Peralta.edu for the latest information.
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Information and classes are subject to change, please see online schedule for the latest information.
See our website:http://bit.ly/PeraltaOnlineSchedule
Admissions Information
Who May Register?
All persons 18 years of age or older are eligible for admissions as
a California resident or nonresident. Anyone under 18 years of
age who is a high school graduate or has been awarded a GED or
California High School Proficiency Certificate may also enroll.
Unless expressly exempted, or entitled to a waiver, all students
enrolling for college credit must pay the enrollment fee.
Adding A Class
If a class is open, students can enroll online or in the Admissions
and Records Office at any campus. If a class is closed, students can
add their name to the Wait List prior to the first day of class. After
the first day, instructors will issue a permission number or sign an
Add form if space is available. Students who are present and on the
wait list will be given first priority. Students who do not attend the
first class may be dropped by the instructor. The last day to add
regular session classes is June 26, 2016.
Dropping A Class
It is the student’s responsibility to drop classes that they do not wish
to attend. Students can drop classes online or in the Admissions
and Records Office on campus. Students will be charged for classes
not dropped by June 26 (the last day to drop regular session classes
and receive a refund). However, instructors may drop students for
non attendance during the first week of classes.
PASS/NO PASS Option
Step 1: Check the college catalog to see if your class is eligible for
P/NP grading.
Step 2: Go to your Passport Student Center to choose P/NP on or
before June 30 for regular session classes.
Residence Requirements
A person must have lived continuously in California for at least one
year immediately preceding the residence determination date to be
considered a resident for tuition purposes. Evidence must also be
provided to indicate that the person has intent to make California
his/her permanent home.
A student must be a U.S. citizen or hold a U.S. Immigration status
that does not prevent establishment of residency.
Evidence of residency must include one of the following:
• A valid California ID or driver’s license
• California State income tax return for the previous year
• Receipt for payment of residential property tax
• Rental or lease agreement showing continuous occupancy in a
California property
• Active military ID card
Nonresident Tuition Exemption
Any student, who meets all of the following requirements, shall be
exempt from paying nonresident tuition in a California Community
College. Exemption from nonresident tuition does not change
current regulations regarding residency. The California Dream Act
(AB 131) expanded AB 540 to include students who attended and
graduated from technical schools and adult schools, if at least one
of those 3 years included attendance at a California high school.
Requirements:
• The student must have attended a high school (public or private
in California for three or more years.
• The student must have graduated from a California high school
or attained the equivalent prior to the start of the term.
• Any student without lawful immigration status who is seeking
an exemption shall affirm that he or she has filed an application
to legalize his or her immigration status, or will file such an application as soon as he or she is eligible to do so.
High School/Concurrent Enrollment
In accordance with California Education Code, section 76001, high school
students may enroll as special part-time students. Enrollment must be
recommended by their principal, with parental consent. Units earned will
be granted as college credit. The high school may grant high school credit
for courses taken from the Peralta Colleges.
The student must follow all of the regulations and policies of the college,
including adhering to assessment and any prerequisite requirements. A high
school student whose high school counselor recommends that the student
enroll in more than six units must have the approval of the Vice President
of Student Services at the college of enrollment.
All California Community College fees will be waived for special
part time high school students. However, full-time (enrolled in more
than 11 units) concurrently enrolled high school students are subject
to pay tuition fees and all other fees.
Military Residence Exemption
Nonresident U.S. military personnel and on active duty in California
(except those assigned for educational purposes to state supported
institutions of higher education) and their dependents are granted
a waiver of Nonresident Tuition until they are discharged from the
military service.
International Students
Special regulations govern the admission of international students.
These students should contact the Office of International Education
for applications and admissions at (510) 466-7380, or FAX (510)
465-3257. The Office is located at the Peralta Community College
District 333 E. 8th Street, Oakland, CA 94606.
Study Abroad
Please contact the Office of International Education at (510) 5877834 or visit our website at web.peralta.edu/international/studyabroad for more information.
See our website: http://bit.ly/PeraltaOnlineSchedule
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Wait Lists
REGULAR SESSION (FULL-TERM) CLASSES ONLY
During registration, if you try to register for a class that is full ("CLOSED"), you will be given the option to add to the
waitlist for that class until the waitlist fills. Remember, being on a waitlist does not guarantee you a seat in a class. If
seats become available, those on the waitlist will be enrolled in the order they were added to the list.
Important: Passport will allow you to get on a waitlist, however, you will not be enrolled if you have any holds, time
conflicts, repeat or prerequisite errors, duplicate courses, excessive units, or any type of registration error.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can anybody get on a Wait List?
Anyone can get on a waitlist if the waitlist for the class is available, but you will
be enrolled in the class if:
• you meet the class prerequisites
• the class time does not conflict with another class in which you are already enrolled
• you are not enrolled in another section of the same course
• you have no repeat errors or holds on your record
• the class units do not exceed your maximum allowed.
When the daily process runs and space in the class is available, if you are on
the waitlist but do not meet the criteria above, instead of being automatically
enrolled in the class you will remain on the waitlist.
Who gets into a class from a waitlist?
If one seats become available, students will automatically be enrolled in the class in the order in which they were added to the waitlist as
long as there are no errors or enrollment restrictions.
How do I know if I got into a class?
If you are auto enrolled from the waitlist, you will be notified by email to your Peralta email account. Be sure to activate and monitor
your Peralta emails during the registration period.
When do I pay for the class?
Fees will be assessed after you enroll in a class and must be paid 2 weeks before the beginning of the term. If you do not pay your fees,
you may be dropped from the class for non-payment. If you add after this deadline, you are required to pay the fees immediately or a
hold WILL be placed on your account and your debt will be sent to collections. Students on a waitlist should monitor their Peralta email
closely for enrollment notification.
What is the first day I can waitlist?
Waitlists become available when a class reaches its enrollment capacity. Waitlisted classes are displayed in the online schedule of classes
with a yellow triangle icon.
What is the last day I can be added to a waitlist?
You can be added to a waitlist until the day before classes begin.
What prevents me from adding to a waitlist?
• Enrollment appointment date/time has not yet been reached
• The last day to add to the waitlist has passed
• Class is not yet closed
• Waitlist is at its capacity
• You have reached the limit for waitlisted units (waitlisted and enrolled units cannot exceed 10 units in summer, and 18 units in fall
and spring)
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Wait Lists
REGULAR SESSION (FULL-TERM) CLASSES ONLY
If an enrolled student drops a class and a seat opens up, do waitlisted students get the
opportunity to enroll first?
Yes. When a class is marked as closed only students from the waitlist can be enrolled.
Before the first day of classes, a daily process runs to automatically enroll students from the waitlist. If all waitlisted students are
successfully enrolled in the class and there are still seats available, the class will reopen. However, if all students from the waitlist
are moved to the class filling the class to capacity, the class will remain closed and the waitlist will re-open.
If by the first day of class you are still on the waitlist, you will need to attend the first class meeting and obtain a permission
number from your instructor in order to enroll in the class.
Can I be on the Waitlist for more than one section of the same class?
Yes. You will be automatically enrolled in the section that becomes available first, depending on your position on the waitlist
for each section.
Can a student be both enrolled and waitlisted for different sections of the same class?
Yes, but they cannot be enrolled in both. A student can be enrolled in the open section of a class and at the same time be on the
waitlist for a different section of that same class (maybe the waitlisted section was their first choice, but it has reached capacity).
However, a student will not be auto enrolled in the waitlisted section when a seat becomes available, even if they are eligible. In
this instance, they will need to drop themselves from the section they are currently enrolled.
How will I move from the waitlist into the class?
During the registration period before classes begin, you are automatically enrolled as space becomes available. After classes begin,
instructors are required to issue permission numbers. You use the class permission number to enroll in the class via Passport (you
must drop yourself from the waitlist before using the permission number) or by going to the Admissions and Records office at
the college.
Is there a limit to the number of units that can be waitlisted?
Yes. Your waitlisted units and enrolled units cannot exceed 10 units in summer and 18 units in fall and spring.
Are waitlisted units counted into my total units for the term?
No. Enrolled units and waitlisted units are counted separately. Waitlisted courses are not counted towards full-time status or
calculated for fees.
Will I be charged the enrollment fee when I add to the waitlist?
No. You are only charged the appropriate fees when you are officially enrolled in the class.
How do instructors know who is on the waitlist?
Class Waitlists are available to instructors through class rosters.
Can I drop myself from a waitlist?
Yes. You can drop yourself from a Waitlist using Drop Classes in Passport.
Can I see my position on a waitlist?
You can view your Waitlist position in your Student Center under class schedule.
How can I tell if a class has a waitlist?
Waitlisted classed are marked by a yellow triangle in the online schedule of classes.
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PASSPORT
Peralta’s NEW Student Administration System
STEPS FOR ENROLLMENT
- New and Former Students -
STEP 1 - Apply for Admission
1.
2.
3.
4.
Go to www.peralta.edu
Click the Apply & Enroll link.
Click the Apply for Admissions link.
Follow the CCCApply instructions to complete and submit
your online application.
5. Once you complete your application, you will receive an email
with instructions for how to log into your Passport Student
Center, where you can enroll in classes.
6. Complete the Student Success & Support Program (SSSP)
requirements of Assessment, Orientation & Counseling. If
you have been notified that you are exempt from these requirements, proceed to Step 4 “Class Enrollment.”
STEP 2 - Complete Assessment and Orientation
Assessment
Assessment in English or English as a Second Language (ESL) and
Mathematics will be used by counseling faculty to help you choose
your classes.
Orientation
You will attend an orientation program designed to familiarize you
with the college and its services.
STEP 3 - Complete Counseling and Advisement
See a counselor to help you to develop an educational plan and
select appropriate courses based on your objectives and assessment
evaluation (non Peralta transcripts, assessment test results and other
information provided by you).
9. To drop a class, click the “Drop a Class” link and follow the
instructions.
Note: Exemption from Student Success & Support Program
Students may be exempt from the SSSP process at the Peralta Colleges under the following conditions:
1. Student has earned an Associate or higher degree from an accredited institution; or
2. Student is enrolling in fewer than 12 units and has declared
one of the following educational objectives: Discover/formulate career interests, plans, goals; or Prepare for a new career
(acquire job skills), or Advance in current job/career (update
job skills); or Maintain certificate or license (e.g. nursing, real
estate); or Acquire educational enrichment (intellectual, cultural); or Complete credits for high school diploma.
Exemption from Assessment Component Only
Students meeting at least one of the following conditions shall be
exempt from the assessment component:
1. Student has successfully completed (grade C or higher)
college-level English and Mathematics courses (transcript or
grade report required); or
2. Student has, within the last three (3) years, taken an assessment test that can be used by Peralta staff to determine suitable
placement in English and Mathematics. Students who have
received services for a learning disability in the last three years
at any California community college, may be exempt from the
assessment component. If this applies to you, call the DSP&S
office as soon as possible and make an appointment to see a
counselor.
STEP 4 - Class Enrollment
1. 2. 3. 4. Go to www.peralta.edu
Click the “Apply & Enroll” link.
Click the “Enroll in Classes” link.
Follow the instructions to retrieve your user ID and password
and proceed to log into the PASSPORT System.
5. Click the “Student Center” link.
6. Under “Enrollment Dates”, click the “Open Enrollment
Dates” link. (New students can only enroll during the Open
Enrollment period.)
7. Click the “Add a Class” link and follow the instructions.
8. Click the “Make a Payment” link to pay your fees.
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NOTE:
All students may participate in any of the SSSP components, even though they qualify for exemption.
The District Prerequisite Policy is enforced for
all students, regardless of SSSP status.
PASSPORT
Peralta’s NEW Student Administration System
STEPS FOR ENROLLMENT
- Continuing Students -
STEP 1 - Decide What Classes You Want To Take
1. Look through the Schedule of Classes and identify classes you want to take.
2. Check the college catalog or meet with a counselor to ensure you have met prerequisites for the courses.
STEP 2 - Class Enrollment
1. Go to www.peralta.edu
2. Click the Apply & Enroll tab.
3. Click on ENROLL NOW.
4. Click the Retrieve your user ID and Password link.
5. Follow the instructions and proceed to log into the PASSPORT Student Administration System.
6. Click the Student Center link.
7. Complete the Continuing Student Enrollment Survey, if applicable
8.Under Student Services, view your enrollment appointment date. You may enroll for classes on or after this
date.
9. Click the Add a Class link and follow the instructions.
10. Click the Make a Payment link to pay your fees.
11. To drop a class, click the Drop a Class link and follow the instructions.
NOTE:
All students may participate in any of the Student Success & Support Program components, even though they
qualify for exemption. The District Prerequisite Policy is enforced for all students, regardless of SSSP status.
DROPPING A STUDENT FOR NONPAYMENT OF TUITION AND FEES
Payment Policy: Students must pay all applicable fees no later than two (2) weeks before the beginning of the term. Failure to do
so will result in classes being dropped.
Students who add classes after this deadline are required to pay their fees immediately or a hold WILL be placed on the student’s
account and the debt will be sent to collections.
Installment Payment Plans: Students in the Peralta Community College District, who have paid all financial obligations from
previous terms, may opt to pay their tuition fee through an installment payment plan. Students are required to pay at least the
first $25 of their enrollment fee or non-resident tuition and complete an installment payment plan prior to enrollment in classes.
Please refer to the PCCD A&R website on “Payment Policies” for more details.
It is the student’s responsibility to drop classes: Dropping or withdrawing from a course is not an automatic process. It is the
student’s responsibility to drop the classes he/she is not attending. If the student does not drop a class, he/she will be
charged and could receive an “F” grade that will appear on their permanent record.
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Office of International Education
333 EAST 8TH STREET, OAKLAND, CA 94606 • (510) 466-7380 • [email protected]
http://web.peralta.edu/international/
STEPS TO APPLY
STEP 1 Submit Application Form, $50 non-refundable
application fee and other required documents to the
Office of International Education
STEP 2 Complete the CCCApply Online Application
STEP 3 Submit your Student ID number to the Office of
International Education
STEP 4 Form I-20 will be issued to you. For transfer students:
Form I-20 will be issued to you after your previous
school releases your records in SEVIS and you have
enrolled in the minimum number of units required for
your first semester (At least 6 units for Summer)
STEP 5 Complete Student Success & Support Program:
International Student Orientation, Assessment,
Counseling and Advisement
STEP 6 Go to the PASSPORT system to register for classes
STEP 7 Pay tuition and enrollment fees when you register
for classes
Late Applications may be accepted on a case-by-case basis
Please visit our website for specific deadlines to apply
SERVICES
• International Student Admissions Process
• Immigration Issues
• Academic/Personal Counseling and Advising
• Mandatory New Student Orientation
•Housing
•Activities/Trips
• CONNECT Mentorship Program
• Health, Medical and Safety Issues
• Tax Workshops
• Tuition Issues
• Assistance with Social Security and Department of
Motor Vehicles (DMV)
•Employment
• International Student Clubs
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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International students are required to maintain a
minimum of 12 units each semester (except summer).
Mandatory Orientation is required for all new students
International students must inform our office of change
of address, change of status, or departure/transfer out
If you are planning on leaving the country for any
reason, please contact our office before doing so
Download Our "Peralta International Students" Mobile App
Stay up to date with our deadlines and events throughout the year!
• Contact our office directly with any questions you may have
• Connect with other International Students through Facebook
• Learn more about the Peralta Colleges and our programs
• Receive push notifications in real-time for important reminders
LIKE US on Facebook
"Peralta International Students"
• You are encouraged to apply early to ensure class
enrollment
• Students on other Visas (B-1, J-1, etc…) may need to
contact Office of International Education to complete
enrollment process
Campus International Offices
Berkeley City College - Mondays & Thursdays only (excluding holidays). Contact Thomas Torres-Gil ([email protected]) http://
www.berkeleycitycollege.edu/wp/international/
College of Alameda (Room F-109)
Contact Drew Gephart ([email protected])
Prospective & current students can visit the office to discuss or
submit the international student application or meet with an adviser
STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS ARE AVAILABLE
FOR INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC STUDENTS
(web.peralta.edu/international/study-abroad)
Contact Drew Gephart, International Services Manager, for more information – (510) 587-7834, [email protected]
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Fees Information
California Community College Enrollment Fee
All students are required to pay a California Community College Enrollment
Fee. This fee will be collected at the time of enrollment into classes and shall
be $46 per unit for the semester.
Enrollment fees are subject to legislative changes throughout the year. Contained within the current State budget mid-year enrollment fee increases
may be enacted should State revenues fall below estimates. Students will be
advised on any implementation of fee increases prior to the fees taking effect.
Campus Center Use Fee
In addition to the California Community College Enrollment Fee, there will
be a Campus Center Use Fee of $2 per semester, per campus (excluding off
campus locations), to be collected at the time of enrollment.
Non-Resident Tuition
Students who are not residents of California for one year and one day prior to the
first day of the term, or do not qualify for nonresident status known as “AB540,” will
be charged nonresident tuition. Nonresident tuition is charged at the rate of $220
per semester unit plus the $46 per unit California Community College Enrollment
fee totaling, $266 per semester unit. Additionally a $2 per semester, per campus
Campus Center Use fee will be charged.
Capital Outlay Fee
Nonresident students who are both citizens and residents of a foreign country
will be charged a Nonresident Capital Outlay Fee, in addition to the Nonresident Tuition, California Community College Enrollment Fee, and the Campus
Center Use Fee. The Nonresident Capital Outlay Fee is $6 per semester unit
(maximum of $144 per year).
AC Transit EasyPass Fee
All students enrolled in 9 or more units are required to pay an AC Transit
EasyPass fee of $41 per semester. This fee will be collected at the time of enrollment. With EasyPass, you can ride all AC Transit bus lines, including local and
Transbay service, at all times. Plus, you save over 94% off the local rate and 96%
off Transbay service. Please note: This fee is non-refundable unless you drop
below 9 units on or before the last day to drop regular session credit classes
and receive a refund or if you have a documented medical/disability that
precludes you from using this service. (Document required)
Health Fee
All students are required to pay the Student Health fee of $18.00 per semester
for Fall and Spring semesters ($15 for Summer session). This fee will be collected
at the time of enrollment. The Health fee is subject to change as allowed by the
State Legislature. NOTE: Students who qualify in the following categories will
be exempted from payment of the 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
(documentation required).
2. Students who are attending college under an approved apprenticeship training program.
Other Fees
Daily parking: $2.00 a day (exact change only) plus (new policy) student decal
for enrolled/registered students.
Semester parking: can be purchased for $40.00 ($10.00 for a motorcycle permit)
and $20.00 for summer session permit ($5.00 for a motorcycle permit).
Please note: This fee is non-refundable unless all classes are dropped on
or before the last day to drop regular session classes and receive a refund.
Instructional and other Material Fees
The policy of the Peralta Community College District that students may be
required to provide instructional and other materials necessary for a credit or
non-credit course provided such materials are of continuing value to the student
outside the classroom setting and provided such materials are not solely or exclusively available from the district. Except as specifically authorized under the
Education Code, students will not be required to pay a fee for any instructional
or other materials required for a credit or non-credit course. Required materials
are defined as those which a student must procure or possess as a condition of
registration, enrollment or entry into a class, or any such materials which are
necessary to achieve those required course objectives.
Transcript Request
Peralta Community College District has retained Credentials, Inc to accept
transcript orders online through their secured site. You must pay transcript
fees at the time you submit your request. The first two transcripts requested are
free; thereafter, $6.00 per copy for regular service, mailed within 7-10 business
days and $12.00 per copy for rush service, mailed within 3-5 business days.
See website for other expedited delivery options.
You Can Pay Fees By Credit Card On The Web
Students are encouraged to pay enrollment fees and past due fees by credit card
on the secure Peralta website at http://passport.peralta.edu.
Financial Aid
Each of our colleges has a full service Financial Aid Office. For information
regarding your specific Financial Aid need, contact the Financial Aid Office at
the campus you are most likely to attend.
• Berkeley City College:
(510) 981-2807
• College of Alameda:
(510) 748-2391
• Laney College:
(510) 464-3414
• Merritt College:
(510) 436-2465
Installment Payment Plans:
Students in the Peralta Community College District may opt to pay their
non-resident tuition or enrollment fee through an installment payment plan.
Students are required to pay at least the first $25 of their enrollment fee or nonresident tuition and complete an installment payment plan prior to enrollment
in classes. The payment plan will be interest free. The payment plan will include
the specific amount and due date for each installment. All of the payments
will be completed within the term for which the enrollment is made. Failure
to make timely payments will subject the student to the penalties described in
Board Policy 5035 (Students or former students who have been provided with
written notice that they have failed to pay a proper financial obligation shall
have grades, transcripts, diplomas, and registration privileges withheld until
such time as the obligation is satisfied.) Please contact paymentplan@peralta.
edu or (510) 466-7372 for more information.
FEE TYPE
AMOUNT
REQUIRED OF
$46 per semester unit
$2 per semester, per campus
$41 per semester
$18 per semester ( $15 for Summer )
All students
All students
Nonresident and Foreign students
Nonresident citizens of a Foreign country
All students with 9 or more units
All students
California Community College Enrollment Fee
Campus Center Use Fee
Nonresident Tuition
Capital Outlay Fee
AC Transit EasyPass Fee
Health Fee
(All fees are subject to legislative changes and all fees are payable at time of enrollment)
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Refund Information
IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP CLASSES!
Students are expected to attend all classes in which they are enrolled. If you do not attend, or stop attending classes,
and fail to personally drop by the drop deadline, you will be responsible for all tuition and fees. Not attending classes
does not warrant a refund of fees. It is the student's responsibility to drop all classes which they are not attending.
For specific refund dates, please visit www.peralta.edu and search Summer Refund Drop Deadline Schedule. This includes the refund dates for
Regular Session, Short-Term and Late Start Courses.
Refund Procedure for Enrollment Fees
A student who cancels his/her registration prior to the first day
of instruction, or officially withdraws from all classes during the
first two weeks of instruction, shall be entitled to a full refund less
a $10 processing fee. (This must be done whether you attend the
class or not.)
If a student pays an Enrollment Fee of less than $10, and cancels
his/her registration or withdraws from all classes before the deadline,
the processing fee shall equal the Enrollment Fee.
No refund of the Enrollment Fee will be made to any student who
withdraws from classes after the first two weeks of instruction.
A student may request a refund up to the end of the following term
in which the refund was due. After that time, the student will not
be eligible for the refund.
To apply for an enrollment fee refund, file an Application for Refund
Request form at the Cashier's Office on campus.
Once the request is submitted, refund processing time is 4 to 6
weeks (after last day to add classes) during peak periods and 2 to 3
weeks during off peak periods.
Refund Procedure for Non-Resident Tuition and
Capital Outlay Fee
• Students will receive a full refund for any class cancelled by the college.
Regular Session Classes:
• A 100% refund of Nonresident Tuition and Capital Outlay Fee
(minus a $10 processing fee) will be made for any class in which
the student withdraws through the Last Day to Drop Regular
Session Classes And Receive a Refund.
Refund Procedure for Short-Term, Late Start and Open-Entry/
Open-Exit Classes
• A student enrolled in a short-term class will receive a 100% refund (minus a $10 processing fee for residents) if he/she officially
withdraws within the first 10% of the class length. No refunds
will be issued after the first 10% of the class length.
For specific dates, please visit www.peralta.edu and search Refund
Drop Deadline Schedule. This includes the refund dates for regular
session courses and short/late start courses.
Refund Procedure for Variable Unit Classes
No refund shall be made for variable units not earned by the student.
The State-mandated Enrollment Fees will be fully refunded if an
action of the college (e.g. class cancellation) prevents a student from
attending class. A student may, upon request, obtain a refund up to
the end of the following term in which the refund was due. After
that time the student will not be eligible for the refund.
Please note: Instructors may drop students who do not attend the first
class meeting.
Refund Procedures for AC Transit EasyPass
This fee is non-refundable unless you drop below 9 units on or before
the last day to drop regular session classes and receive a refund.
Refund Procedures for Health Fee
This fee is non-refundable unless all classes are dropped on or before
the last day to drop regular session classes and receive a refund.
The Peralta Community College District participates in the State of California Chancellor’s Office Tax
Offset Program (COTOP). Past due accounts may be submitted to COTOP by the Peralta Community
College District. This enables the State of California Franchise Tax Board to appropriately intercept any
tax refunds, lottery winnings or unclaimed property that might be owed to you.
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2050 CENTER STREET, BERKELEY, CA 94704 • (510) 981-2800 • WWW.BERKELEYCITYCOLLEGE.EDU
Berkeley City College (BCC) provides a wide variety of transferable courses, programs, certificates and associate degrees. As one of California's top transfer institutions,
the college consistently ranks second in state for the highest percentage of transfers to UC Berkeley and to Northern California UC campuses. The college holds a
number of evening transfer classes on the UC Berkeley campus, a collaboration that has continued since 1975. A six story downtown Berkeley campus at 2050 Center St.
(between Shattuck Ave. & Milvia St.), is conveniently located 1/2 block from BART, AC Transit, and UC Berkeley, and serves students throughout the Bay Area. The
college offers classes and programs in multimedia arts, bioscience, business, computer information systems, the liberal arts and sciences, and languages. Call (510) 9812800, or access the college’s Web site at http://www.berkeleycitycollege.edu for the latest information about classes and programs.
DEPARTMENTS & PROGRAMS
• American Sign Language • Anthropology
• Arts and Cultural Studies • Business Programs • Communication Studies • Computer Information Systems • Distance Education
• Education Majors/TEACH • Economics
• English
• ESL/ESOL/LEAP
• First Year Experience
• History
• Mathematics
• Modern Languages • Multimedia Arts
• Office of Instruction
• PACE Pathways • Philosophy
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Public&Human Services • Science, Biotechnology and Chemistry • Social Sciences/Sociology/
Liberal Arts • Spanish Medical Interpreting PHONE EMAIL**
Nancy Cayton, 4th Floor 981-2872 (Voice); 510-356-2656 (VP) Iva Ikeda, 2nd Floor, Rm. 222 510-356-2666 (VP) Dr. Thomas Kies, 5th Floor, Rm. 559, 981-2934
Jennifer Braman, 5th Floor, Rm. 552, 981-2904
Dr. Laura Ruberto, 5th Floor, Rm. 552, 981-2922
Dr. Paramsothy Thananjeyan, 5th Floor, Rm. 554, 981-2921
Jayne Matthews, 5th Floor, Rm. 557, 981-2913
Dr. Cora Leighton, 5th Floor, Rm. 554, 981-2938
Theresa Rumjahan, 3rd Floor, Rm. 343
Dr. Loretta Kane, 5th Floor, Rm. 560
Jenny Lowood, 5th Floor, Rm. 560, 981-2912
Gabe Winer, 5th Floor, Rm. 558, 981-2825
Christina Taing, 1st Floor, Rm. 124B, 981-2931
Dr. Tim Rose, 5th Floor, Rm. 557, 981-2983
Kelly Pernell, 3rd. Floor, Rm. 353, 981-5034
Dr. Fabian Banga, 5th Floor, Rm. 562, 981-2874 Rachel Simpson, 5th Floor, Rm. 553, 981-2868 Donna Dorsey, 4th Floor, Rm. 450B, 981-2871
Sylvia Espinosa, 4th Floor, Rm. 450D, 981-2928
Marilyn Clausen, 1st Floor, Rm. 124A, 981-2864
Dr. Ari Krupnick, 5th Floor, Rm. 555, 981-5024
Dr. Matt Freeman, 5th Floor, Rm. 559, 981-2949
Dr. Thomas Kies, 5th Floor, Rm. 559, 981-2934
Stephanie Sanders-Badt, 3rd Floor, Rm. 347, 981-2932
Dr. Barbara Des Rochers, 5th Floor, Rm. 523, 981-2887 Dr. Siraj Omar, 5th Floor, Rm. 523, 981-2887
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Dr. Linda McAllister, 5th Floor, Rm. 557, 981-2998
Jose Martin, 3rd Floor, Rm. 347, 981-5028
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If you need information about one or more of BCC’s student services, call—
• Admissions/Registration Loretta Newsom, 1st Floor, Rm. 152, 981-2805 • Assessment/Orientation Gail Pendleton,1st Floor, Rm. 121, 981-2804
• Bookstore
5th Floor, Rm. 517, 981-1012
• CalWORKs
Ramona Butler, 3rd Floor, Rm. 349, 981-2831
• Counseling-BCC Appointments 2nd Floor, 981-5036
• Director of Student
Activities/Campus Life Andre Singleton, 1st Floor, Rm. 56, 981-2877
• Disabled Students Programs and Services (DSPS) Appointments
Lynn Massey, 2nd Floor, Rm. 261, 981-2812
Learning Disabilities Spec. Maricela Becerra, 2nd Floor, Rm. 265, 981-2929
Alternate Media Spec.
Roberto Gonzales, 2nd Floor, Rm. 244, 981-2826
Staff Member
Dolores Harshaw, 2nd Floor, Rm. 261, 981-2813
• Extended Opportunity
Ramona Butler, 3rd Floor, Rm. 340, 981-2832
Program/Svcs. (EOPS) Qi (Debbie) Wang, 3rd Floor EOPS Office, 981-2819
• Fees, Refunds
1st Floor, Rm. 153, 981-2842 • Financial Aid/Fee Waivers Loan Nguyen, 1st Floor, Rm. 161, 981-2808
• International Students
Thomas Torres-Gil, 1st Floor, Rm. 151, (510) 981-5040
or Office of International Education, 981-2956
• Jerry L. Adams Learning Resources Center
John Saenz, 1st Floor, Rm. 112
• Job Board
1st Floor Lobby
• Student Ambassadors/
Welcome Ctr. 1st Floor Lobby, 981-2858
• Security
1st Floor, 981-2975
• Student I.D. Photos
1st Fl., Rm. 151, 981-2858
• Student Svcs. VP’s Office Jasmine Martinez, 2nd Floor, Rm. 241, 981-2810
• Student Svcs. Dean’s Office Christopher Scott, 3rd Floor, Rm. 354, 981-2803
• Transfer/Career Information 2nd Floor, Rm. 243, 981-2811
• Tutoring
John Saenz, Jerry L. Adams Learning Resources Center, 1st Floor, Rm. 112, 981-2971 • Veterans Affairs
Jennifer Lenahan, South Campus, Rm. 204, 981-5039
If you need information about other BCC programs and services, call—
• College Library Joshua Boatright, 1st Floor, Rm. 132, 981-2991
Heather Dodge, 1st Floor, Rm. 134, 981-2964
Jenny Yap, Rm. 135, 1st Floor, 981-2828
Circulation Desk, 981-2824/Reference Desk, 1st Floor, Rm. 131, 981-2821
• Marketing/Public Relations Shirley Fogarino, 4th Floor, Rm. 458, 981-2852
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**If you wish to contact someone on this list via E-Mail, enter their name followed by the suffix @peralta.edu; for example,
to contact Shirley Fogarino via E-mail, you would enter [email protected].
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Assessment & Orientation Schedule
Please Note:
This schedule is subject to change. Space is limited and students must make an appointment. To sign-up for an Assessment &
Orientation session, stop by the assessment office (Room 121, 2050 Center Street), call (510) 981-2804 or e-mail bcc-assessment@
peralta.edu. Sessions begin at the time noted and last approximately 3 hours, with assessment results (recommended courses)
available at the end of the session. Please arrive 15 minutes early for your appointment. There is no late admittance. Students
also can view practice questions for the English (not ESL) and math assessments at: www.act.org/compass/sample/index.html. All
sessions are scheduled in Room 126, 2050 Center St. Students can take the exam once every three years.
April
July
Monday, 4/045:30 pm
Tuesday, 7/059:00 am
Tuesday, 4/051:00 pm
Wednesday, 7/065:30 pm
Wednesday, 4/069:00 am
Monday, 7/11 1:00 pm
Tuesday, 7/12 (ESL Only)
5:30 pm
Thursday, 4/14 1:00 pm
Thursday, 7/141:00 pm
Monday, 4/185:30 pm
Wednesday, 4/20 9:00 am
Monday, 4/251:00 pm
Thursday,7/211:00 pm
Tuesday 4/265:30 pm
Monday, 7/255:30 pm
May
Tuesday, 5/03 1:00 pm
August
Thursday, 5/05 (ESL Only)
1:00 pm
Monday, 8/011:00 pm
Wednesday, 5/11 (ESL/Intl. Only) 1:00 pm
Thursday, 8/04 (ESL Only) 5:30 pm
Wednesday, 5/18 5:30 pm
1:00 pm
Tuesday 8/095:30 pm
Wednesday,8/10 1:00 pm
June
Thursday, 8/11 (ESL/Intl. Only)
5:30 pm
Monday, 8/15 (ESL/Intl. Only)
1:00 pm
Thursday, 6/029:00 am
Tuesday, 8/16 (ESL Only) 1:00 pm
Monday, 6/06 (ESL Only)
5:30 pm
Wednesday, 6/08 9:00 am
Monday, 8/225:30 pm
Tuesday, 6/14 (International)
1:00 pm
Wednesday,8/24 5:30 pm
Wednesday, 6/15 (ESL Only)
9:00 am
5:30 pm
Monday, 8/29 (ESL Only) 1:00 pm
Monday, 6/209:00 am
A Note for Students with Disabilities:
Monday, 6/279:00 am
If you need special accommodations for your Assessment/Orientation, or
need to have the assessment test in an alternate format such as large print or
Braille, please contact BCC's Disabled Students Programs and Services Office
at (510) 981-2812.
*An orientation session in Spanish and other languages can be arranged.
Please call the Orientation/Assessment staff at (510) 981-2804 if you would
like more information about these BCC orientations. Thank you.
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Important Student Services
HOURS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Admissions & Records and Welcome Center
Location: 1st Floor, Room 152
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Note: Refer to college websites for information on extended office
hours during peak enrollment.
Assessment Center
Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Bookstore
Location: 5th Floor, Room 517
Monday - Thursday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Friday, 9 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
CalWORKs
Location: 3rd Floor, Room 349
Cashier’s Office
International Students Office
Location: 1st Floor, Rm. 151
Hours: Mondays and Thursdays: 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
e-mail Thomas Torres-Gil at [email protected]
Phone: (510) 981-5040
Learning Resources Center
Location: Jerry L. Adams Center, 2050 Center St., 1st Floor, Rm. 112
Monday - Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Phone: (510) 981-2971 or e-mail John Saenz at [email protected]
Library
Location: 1st Floor
Monday - Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday, 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Photo I.D.
Location: 1st Floor, Rm. 151
Monday thru Thursday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Student Activities/Student Leadership
& Development
Counseling
Student Employment Services/Career Center
Location: 2nd Floor
Monday thru Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Disabled Students Programs and Services
(DSPS)
Location: 2nd Floor, Room 261
Monday, thru Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Extended Opportunity Programs and Services
(EOPS)
Location: 3rd Floor, Room 340
Location: Room 56 (Office) and Room 57 (ASBCC)
(BCC does not have a Student Employment Services Office)
Transfer Center
Veterans' Resource Center
Location: BCC South Campus, 2070 Allston Way, Rm. 202, Berkeley
Veterans’ Services
Location: BCC South Campus, 2070 Allston Way, 2nd Floor, Room 204
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 8:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Jennifer Lenahan, Certifying Official
Mon., Tue., Wed., Thur., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Fri., By Appointment
Amy Herrera, Counselor*
(510) 981-2960, 2nd Floor, Rm. 257
9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tue. and Thur.
(Appointment Recommended)
Health Services
*Note: All hours are subject to change.
Financial Aid
Location: BCC South Campus, 2070 Allston Way, 2nd Floor
Times TBA
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Map of UC Berkeley
Etcheverry (A-4)
Tolman
(B-3)
14
Mulford (B-2)
Barrows (D-5)
Moffitt Library (C-3)
Evans
(B-5)
Dwinelle (D-3)
Wheeler (C-4)
Kroeber (D-5)
By Car
By BART
By AC Transit
1. Take 1-80 to University Ave. exit; drive down University
Ave. until you reach Milvia St. . From University Ave.,
turn right on Milvia St. Proceed south to Center St.,
then turn left onto Center St. to 2050 Center. Parking is
available on the street and in the Center St. Garage, next
door to Berkeley City College or in the City of Berkeley
Parking Garage across the street from the college.
2. Take Highway 24 to Martin Luther King Jr.
Way if you are driving from Oakland or take the Telegraph Ave. exit if you are driving from Highway 980.
Proceed north. Consult your GPS for instructions on
how to reach BCC at 2050 Center St. between Shattuck
Ave. & Milvia St.
3. To reach BCC’s South Campus, at 2070 Allston Way.,
consult your GPS for directions.
1. Take Richmond BART Train from San- Francisco or
Fremont Train to Downtown Berkeley BART station.
2. Take Pittsburg/Baypoint BART and transfer at the 12th,
19th, or MacArthur St. BART station to the Richmond
Train.
3. Berkeley City College( BCC) is one-half block west of the
1. Visit www.actransit.org for the AC
Transit routes and schedules nearest
you.
2. Get your Peralta EasyPass from
Cashier's Offices at all Peralta
Colleges. It's only $41 per
semester for students (who have
9 or more units) at Berkeley City
College, College of Alameda, Laney
College, and Merritt College.
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Downtown Berkeley BART station. Take the BART escalator or elevator to Shattuck and Center Sts., then walk
8/2 block west (toward San Francisco Bay).
4. BCC’s Annex is one-half block west of the Downtown
Berkeley BART station’s Allston Way exit. Walk up the
Allston Way stairs to Allston & Shattuck and walk onehalf block west to 2070 Allston Way.
Campus Map
2050 CENTER STREET, BERKELEY, CA 94704 • (510) 981-2800 • WWW.BERKELEYCITYCOLLEGE.EDU
Berkeley City College (BCC)
South Campus
2070 Allston Way
Berkeley City College (BCC)
2050 Center Street
Berkeley City College is located in
downtown Berkeley at 2050 Center St., between
Shattuck Ave. and Milvia St., 1-1/2 blocks west
of the UC Berkeley campus. One of California’s
113 community colleges, it is part of the Peralta
Community College District. The college’s
mission is to contribute to the success of all
students and to the well-being of the community
by offering the best possible education which
promises intellectual growth, social mobility,
economic development and an understanding of
diverse ideas and peoples. The college is accredited
by the Accrediting Commission for Community
and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of
Schools and Colleges.
Berkeley City College offers transfer and
occupational training classes, associate degree and
certificate programs. The college is an active partner
in local economic development and employment
training endeavors. BCC faculty are respected
academicians and successful entrepreneurs. The
college maintains a strong and unique community
college/university collaboration with the University
of California at Berkeley. As one of California’s top transfer
institutions, Berkeley City College consistently
ranks among the highest in transfers to UC
Berkeley and other Northern California UC
campuses.
A number of Berkeley City College’s classes
are taught evenings on the UC Berkeley campus.
Others are held at the college’s 2050 Center St.
campus. Outreach classes are held at community
locations. A diverse student population attends
Berkeley City College, adding to the richness of
the educational experience there.
For specific AC Transit and BART routes and schedule information, visit www.actransit.org or www.bart.gov.
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College of Alameda
555 RALPH APPEZZATO MEMORIAL PARKWAY, ALAMEDA, CA 94501 • (510) 522-7221 • WWW.ALAMEDA.PERALTA.EDU
Since 1970, College of Alameda has held classes on a 62-acre park-like campus, located at the intersection of Webster Street
and Ralph Appezzato Memorial Parkway in Alameda. From liberal arts and business to unique career technical education
programs, College of Alameda’s degree and certificate programs prepare students to succeed in a variety of professions and
industries.
The College offers 30 Associate of Arts and Science degrees, 9 Associate Degrees for Transfer, and 21 Certificate programs.
The campus is easily accessible from downtown Oakland by personal or public transportation through the Posey Tube on
Webster Street.
With its buildings surrounding a central courtyard, the campus is designed to encourage, engage and inspire interaction
among students, faculty and staff that is essential to an effective learning environment.
College of Alameda Main Number
General Information - (510) 522-7221
Fax- (510) 769-6019
Aviation Facility (North Field)
(510) 748-2291
Police/Escort Services
(510) 466-7236
Business Office
(510) 748-2235
President’s Office
(510) 748-2273
Instruction, Vice President
(510) 748-2352
Student Services Administrative Office (510) 748-2205
Division I Office: Workforce
Development & Applied Sciences
(510) 748-2357
Supervisor, Evening
(During Academic Year)
(510) 748-2311
Division II Office: Academic Pathways (510) 748-2373
& Student Success
Location: Welcome Center, Room A101
(510) 748-2228
Monday, 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Note: Refer to college websites for information on
extended office hours during peak enrollment.
Assessment Center
Location: Room L231/L235
(510) 748-5267
Bookstore
Location: Room F100
(510) 748-2246
Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
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CalWORKs
Location: Room A101
(510) 748-2258
Cashier’s Office
Location: Room A150
(510) 748-2224
Monday, 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Counseling
Location: Room A101
(510) 748-2209
Monday, 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday - Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Friday, By Appointment Only
(continued)
Disabled Students Programs and Services (DSPS)
Location: Room D117
(510) 748-2328
(EOPS)/Cooperative Agencies Resources for
Education (CARE)/Cooperating Agencies Foster
Youth Education Support (CAFYES) Program
Location: Room A101
(510) 748-2258
Financial Aid
Location: Room A101
(510) 748-2391
Monday, 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Learning Resources Center
Location: Room L202
(510) 748-2307
Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Library
Location: L Building
(510) 748-2398
Friday, 7:50 a.m. - 3:50 p.m.
Lost & Found
Location: Room F217
(510) 748-2327
One-Stop Career Center
Location: Portable P
(510) 748-2208
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Photo I.D.
Location: Welcome Center, Room A101
Student Activities & Campus Life
Location: Room F217
(510) 748-2327
Hours TBA
Student Payroll
(510) 748-2212
Transfer Center
Location: Room A101
See Counseling
Tutorial Center
(510) 748-2307
Writing Center/Language Lab,
Open Lab & Math Lab
Location: L Building (library) 2nd floorL202D, L202E and L207
Monday -Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Open Lab: Monday - Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Fridays 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Veterans Resource Center
Location: G-Building, 2nd Floor
(510) 748-2203
Welcome Center
Location: A Building
(510) 748-2184
Monday, 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Wellness Services
Location: Room F116/F105
(510) 748-2320
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Orientation & Assessment
Prior to your test date, make sure you complete the online orientation at www.alameda.peralta.edu/orientation
Print out your orientation completion certificate and bring it with you the day of your appointment. All students
are REQUIRED to have the orientation done prior to taking the assessment test.
April
July
Monday
4/18/16 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
Wednesday 4/20/16 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
Tuesday4/26/16 (ESL Only) 1:00 pm
May
Wednesday 5/04/16 (ESL Only) 2:00 pm
Monday
5/09/16 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
Wednesday 5/11/16 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
Thursday
5/12/16 3:00 pm
Monday 5/16/16 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
Tuesday 5/17/16 (ESL Only) 1:00 pm
Wednesday 5/18/16
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
June
Tuesday 6/07/16 (ESL Only)
Wednesday 6/08/16
Thursday 6/09/16
Monday
6/13/16
Tuesday
6/14/16
Wednesday 6/15/16 (ESL Only)
Thursday
6/16/16
Monday 6/20/16
Wednesday 6/22/16
Thursday6/23/16 (ESL Only)
1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
3:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
2:00 pm
THIS SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
PLEASE NOTE:
Arrive 15 minutes BEFORE to your appointment
NO LATE ADMITTANCE
Bring your picture identification
Complete online orientation
Space is limited and students MUST make an
appointment. To sign-up for an assessment test call
(510) 748-5267 or go online to
www.alameda.peralta.edu/assessment.
Sessions begin at the time noted and last
approximately 3 hours, with assessment results
available at the end of the session.
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Tuesday7/05/16 (ESL Only)
Wednesday 7/06/16
Thursday 7/07/16
Wednesday 7/13/16
Monday 7/18/16
Wednesday 7/20/16
1:00 pm
9:00 am
3:00 pm
1:00 pm
9:00 am
2:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
2:00 pm
August
Tuesday Wednesday Monday Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Tuesday Wednesday 8/02/16 8/03/16 8/08/16
8/09/16 (ESL Only)
8/10/16
8/11/16 (ESL Only) 8/15/16
8/16/16
8/17/16 (ESL Only) 8/18/16
8/23/16 8/24/16 8/25/16 8/30/16 8/31/16 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
1:00 pm 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
2:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
2:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
3:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
ALL sessions are scheduled in Room L235,
Library Second Floor, at College of Alameda
Note to students with disabilities:
If you need special accommodations for the
Assessment or need to have the assessment
test in an alternate format, please contact Disabled
Students Program & Services (DSPS) (room D117)
at (510) 748-2823.
Students may practice questions for the
English and math assessments at
www.act.org/compass/sample/index.html or
www.Khanacademy.org
Distance Learning
Hybrid/Online Courses
ONLINE COURSES require students to have access to a computer with an individual e-mail account and online
access. To access the class information, follow the link under the course listings, or type in the URL. Most of
the course work is done online; however, some limited on-campus meetings may be required. In some cases, a
mandatory orientation is required, which provides information on contacting the instructors, course requirements,
and student responsibility. Additional information about the courses is available at www.alameda.peralta.edu.
Summer 2016
* Course acceptable for lower division transfer credit to BA/BS programs at CSU
** Course acceptable for lower division transfer credit to BA/BS programs at CSU and UC
DEPT/CODETITLE
FACULTY UNITS
AFRAM 30** African-American History Africa to 1865 Smith
30518
Online Course. Contact instructor at [email protected]
for more information.
DEPT/CODETITLE
FACULTY UNITS
3
COMM 1A**
30540
Intro to Speech
Fowler
3
Online Course. Contact instructor at a [email protected]
ANTHR 1** 30472
Intro to Physical Anthropology Bousquet
3
COMM 1A**
31020
Intro to Speech
Fowler
3
Online Course. Contact instructor at a [email protected]
BIOL 10**
30485
Intro to Biology
Majlesi Hybrid Course. Contact instructor at [email protected]
4
BIOL 31**
30533
Nutrition
Majlesi
4
COMM 20** Interpersonal Communication Skills
Fowler
3
30516
Hybrid Course. There are mandatory on-campus meetings
weekly at College of Alameda on Tuesdays from 1:00-3:50PM;
Remaining work online. Course website located at:
http://eperalta.org/summer2016
BUS 2**
30486
Intro to Business Law
Johnson
Hybrid course; Contact instructor at [email protected]
3
BUS 10**
30528
Intro to Business
Johnson
3
CIS 1**
30560
CIS 5**
30558
Intro to CIS
Varnado
6/07/2016 - 7/28/2016 Online Course.
Contact instructor at [email protected]
4
Intro to Computer Science
Uy
5
CIS 40*
30542
Database Management
Villegas
4
COUN 24** College Success
Mears
30538
COUN 57** Career/Life Planning
Phan
30521
3
ECON 1**
30491
ECON 1**
30517
Macro-Economics
Bajrami
3
ECON 2**
30522
Micro-Economics
Bajrami
3
Macro-Economics
Bajrami
3
7/01/2016 - 7/28/2016 Online Course.
Contact instructor at [email protected] for more information.
SUMMER 2016
3
19
Distance Learning
Hybrid/Online Courses - Continued
DEPT/CODETITLE
FACULTY UNITS
FACULTY UNITS
HUMAN 13A**Myth/Symbol/Folklore
Flowers
31040
3
ENGL 1A**
30556
Composition & Reading
Rubin
ENGL 1A**
30457
Rubin
4
Hybrid class. Class meets twice a week: TTH 5:00 -7:50PM
in room C209.
LIS 85**
30499
ENGL 1A**
31044
Jones
4
ENGL 1B**
30451
Hybrid class. Class meets twice a week:
MW 7:30 - 9:20PM in room A202.
Contact instructor at [email protected]
4
MATH 13**
Intro to Statistics
Nemzer
4
30513
Hybrid Course. Class meets every Monday from 11:00 - 2:40PM
in room C212.
Prior to the beginning of the semester, please contact instructor: [email protected].
ENGL 5**
31043
Critical Thinking
Sabir
3
GEOG 1**
30492
Physical Geography Bow
3
GEOG 2**
30585
Cultural Geography Bow
HIST 7A**
30470
Jones
4
DEPT/CODETITLE
Intro to Info Resources
McKenna
2
Online Course. On the first day of class, check your Peralta student
e-mail account for a message from the instructor.
MATH 203
30514
Intermediate Algebra
Riazati
4
Hybrid Course. Class meets every Monday from 4:00 - 8:50PM
in room C105. Prior to the beginning of the semester, please contact instructor: [email protected].
MUSIC 9** 30519
Introduction to World Music Sparks Online Course. Contact instructor at [email protected]
3
MUSIC 10** 30529
Music Appreciation
McLean 3
Online Course. On first day of the class, check your Peralta
student e-mail account for a message from the instructor.
For questions, contact the instructor at [email protected].
History of U.S. to 1877
Staff
Hybrid Course. Class meets every Tuesday from
6:00 - 7:50PM in room C105.
Visit www.alameda.peralta.edu for more information.
3
POSCI 1**
30543
Government & Politics In U.S.
Brem
HIST 7A**
30471
Loretto
3
PSYCH 1A**
30504
Intro to General Psychology
Veiss Creque
3
HIST 7A**
30535
Loretto
3
PSYCH 1B**
30520
Intro to General Psychology
Farley-Gillispie
3
HIST 7B**
30468
History of U.S. Since 1865
Sanceri
3
SOC 1**
30505
Intro to Sociology
Sandhu
3
Online course. Please contact instructor at [email protected]
HIST 7B**
30527
Loretto
3
SOC 5**
30506
Minority Groups
Sandhu
3
Online course. Please contact instructor at [email protected]
HIST 8B**
31039
Sanceri
3
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3
3
Campus Map
Stargell
CO
U
GA
RV
ILL
AG
E
Building Guide
A 1st Level
2nd Level
Administration, Business Office, Cashier,
Office of Instruction, President’s Office,
Student Services, Student Payroll,
Welcome Center
Business, Dental Assisting
B 1st Level
Auto Body, Automotive Technology
C 1st Level Social Sciences
2nd Level Liberal Arts, Social Science
D 1st Level Disabled Students Programs & Services (DSPS)
2nd Level Language, Liberal Arts, Division Offices
3rd Level Apparel Design & Merchandising, Art
E 1st Level
Diesel Mechanics
F 1st Level 2nd Level
Bookstore, Mental Health Services,
Police Services, Student Lounge
ASCOA, Student Leadership Office,
Lost & Found, Cafeteria
G 1st Level Gym, Men's Locker Room, Music, Dance
2nd Level Veterans Resource Center, Women’s Locker Room, Athletic Director, Coaches
L 1st Level Library
2nd Level Assessment, Learning Resources Center,
Open Computer Lab, Tutoring
P Alameda North Cities One-Stop Business and Career Center
S
Alameda Science and Technology Institute (ASTI)
Cougar Village WorkAbility, Learning Communities
ATLAN: 860 Atlantic Avenue, Alameda, CA
Note: Science classes are located 1 mile from main campus at 860 Atlantic Avenue, Alameda, CA. A free shuttle is available for
transport in front of the College at 555 Ralph Appezzato Memorial Parkway. See map on next page.
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Air Facility Map and Atlantic Avenue Maps
Air Facility and Science Annex Maps
College of Alameda • 555 Ralph Appezzato Memorial Parkway, Alalmeda, CA 94501 • (510) 522-7221 • www.alameda.peralta.edu
For specific
AC Transit
and BART
routes
and schedule
information,
visit
www.bart.gov
For specific
AC Transit
and BART
routes
and schedule
information,
visitwww.actransit.org
www.actransit.org or or
www.bart.gov.
Information a nd classes a re subject to cha nge, plea se see online schedule for the
la test informa tion. See our website:
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SPRING 2016
Laney College
900 FALLON STREET, OAKLAND, CA 94607 • (510) 834-5740 • WWW.LANEY.EDU
Laney College is a dynamic, diverse environment where all are encouraged to become responsible community members,
leaders and world citizens.
Mission
Laney College is a diverse, urban, learner-centered community college. Our
college creates quality educational opportunities that respond to the needs of
the local and global community.
Respect
Values
We demonstrate a commitment to the value of each individual through trust, cooperation, and teamwork. We recognize
the worth of each individual and his or her ideas and treat each other and those we serve fairly,
with compassion and with esteem.
Diversity
We are a multicultural and diverse organization, an enriching blend of people and ideas. This college is a place for all
people, an environment devoted to fostering and embracing the diversity of our staff, faculty and student body.
Appreciation
We demonstrate recognition in the value of the work efforts put forth by all of our faculty, staff, administrators and students.
We will foster employee growth and performance levels through professional and personal development opportunities.
Competence
We share a commitment to performing our work assignments with excellence and continuous improvement. We emphasize
doing our best in teaching and learning, student achievement, administrative practices and delivery of support services.
Integrity
We are committed to nurturing campus trust by holding ourselves accountable to the highest standards of professionalism
and ethics.
Accountability
We are individually and collectively responsible for achieving the highest levels of performance in fulfilling our mission.
We continually evaluate ourselves in an effort to improve our effectiveness and efficiency in meeting the educational needs
of our community.
Innovation
We encourage and support creativity, collaboration and risk-taking.
We foster and promote innovation in the design, development,
support, delivery and management of all programs and services.
Collaboration
We work cooperatively in a shared governance environment and
value individual ability and diversity in thinking as essential to
promote open communication, active participation, exchange of
ideas and collaborative decision-making.
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Welcome Center, Building A, Room A-109
(510) 464-3122
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday - 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Note: Refer to college website for information on
laney.edu/wp/admission_records
[email protected]
Assessment Center
Building A, Room A-101
(510) 464-3259 or 3260
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday - 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
laney.edu/wp/assessment_center
[email protected]
Associated Students of Laney College
Student Center, Room SC-327
(510) 464-3538
laney.edu/wp/assessment_center
[email protected]
Bistro (Laney Bistro)
(510) 464-3405
Monday - Friday, 11:45 am - 1:00 pm
CalWORKs
(510) 986-6946
Career Services Center
Tower Building, Room T-201
(510) 464-3352
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
laney.edu/wp/career
[email protected]
Eagle Higher Online Job Database
laney-csm.symplicity.com/students
Cashier’s Office
(510) 464-3129
Monday- Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Note: Refer to college website for information on
laney.edu/wp/business_office/bursar-services-cashiers-office
Child Care Center
East 10th St. & 2nd Ave.
(510) 464-3574
Bookstore
Student Center, first floor (basement)
(510) 464-3514
Friday, 7:45 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
[email protected]
laneyshop.com
Counseling
(510) 464-3152 or 3154
Tuesday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
laney.edu/wp/counseling
[email protected]
Business Office
laney.edu/wp/business_office/business-office
[email protected]
Cafeteria
Student Center Main Floor
(510) 464-3520
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
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Building E, Room E-251
(510) 464-3428
Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
laney.edu/wp/dsps
[email protected]
Alternate Media Technology Center
(510) 986-6980
Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
[email protected]
Workability
(510) 464-3572
Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Deaf Services
Building E, E-251
(510) 464-3299
Friday 9AM to 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
[email protected]
Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS)
CARE, b2b Learning Community, CalWorks
(510) 464-3423
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
laney.edu/wp/eops
[email protected]
Financial Aid
(510) 464-3414
Tuesday,8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
laney.edu/wp/financial_aid
Gateway to College
(510) 986-6941
Monday, Wednesday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
laney.edu/wp/gateway
[email protected]
Library/ Learning Resources Center
L Building
(510) 464-3497
Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
laney.edu/wp/library
Lost & Found
Mental Health Counseling
Student Center, SC-414
(510) 464-3535
[email protected]
Photo I.D.
Welcome Center, Building A, Room A-101
Police/Escort Services
(510) 466-7236
Safety Aides (510) 464-3126
[email protected]
Student Center, 4th Floor, Room SC-412A
(510) 464-3536
laney.edu/wp/student_activities
[email protected]
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Student Payroll
(510) 464-3229
[email protected]
Veterans Affairs Office
(510) 986-6994
Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
laney.edu/wp/veteran_affairs
[email protected]
Student Services
(510) 464-3252
laney.edu/wp/studentservices
[email protected]
Welcome Center
(510) 464-3540
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday, 9:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m.
laney.edu/wp/welcome_center
Transfer Center
(510) 464-3135
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
laney.edu/wp/transfer
Tutoring
laney.edu/wp/tutoring
[email protected]
Tutoring Resource Center
Student Center, SC-300
and 4:00 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Biology Tutoring
SC-300, Bio Lab, Rooms B-202 and B-207
Contact Biology Department
laney.edu/wp/biology/biology/faculty-contact-info
Wellness Services
laney.edu/wp/health_center
[email protected]
Wellness Center I
(510) 464-3384
Wellness Center II
Student Center, 4th Floor, Room SC-410
(510) 464-3134
Tuesday and Thursday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Chemistry Tutoring
SC-300
Contact Biology Department
laney.edu/wp/chemistry/chemistry-department/
faculty-and-staff/
James Oliver Community Writing Center
Building B, Room B-260
(510) 464-3426
Friday, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
laney.edu/wp/writingcenter
Math Lab
Building G, G-201
laney.edu/wp/kathyw/about/mathlabspring2016
[email protected]
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Prior to your test date, make sure you complete the online orientation at www.studentpathway.com/peralta/laney. Print
out your orientation completion certificate and bring it with you the day of your appointment. All students are REQUIRED
to have the orientation done prior to taking the assessment test. THIS SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
April
July
Monday
4/18/16 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
Wednesday 4/20/16 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
May
Tuesday 5/03/16 3:00 pm
Wednesday 5/04/16 (ESL Only) 2:00 pm
Thursday 5/05/16 1:00 pm
Monday
5/09/16 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
Wednesday 5/11/16 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
Thursday
5/12/16 3:00 pm
Monday 5/16/16 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
Tuesday 5/17/16 (ESL Only) 1:00 pm
Wednesday 5/18/16
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
June
Wednesday 6/08/16
Thursday 6/09/16
Monday
6/13/16
Tuesday
6/14/16
Wednesday 6/15/16 (ESL Only)
Thursday
6/16/16
Monday 6/20/16
Wednesday 6/22/16
1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
3:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
2:00 pm
Wednesday 7/06/16
Thursday 7/07/16
Wednesday 7/13/16
Monday 7/18/16
Wednesday 7/20/16
1:00 pm
9:00 am
3:00 pm
1:00 pm
9:00 am
2:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
2:00 pm
August
Tuesday Wednesday Monday Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Tuesday Wednesday 8/02/16 8/03/16 8/08/16
8/09/16 (ESL Only)
8/10/16
8/11/16 (ESL Only) 8/15/16
8/16/16
8/17/16 (ESL Only) 8/18/16
8/23/16 8/24/16 8/25/16 8/30/16 8/31/16 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
1:00 pm 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
2:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
2:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
3:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
9:00 am & 1:00 pm
ALL sessions are scheduled in Room A-101
Note to students with disabilities:
Students with Disabilities who need accommodations should first contact the
Disabled Students Program and Services (DSPS) at (510) 464-3428
Students may practice questions for the English and math assessments at
www.act.org/compass/sample/index.html or www.Khanacademy.org
PLEASE NOTE: Arrive 15 minutes BEFORE to your appointment - NO LATE ADMITTANCE!
Please complete online orientation and bring your picture identification.
Space is limited and students MUST make an appointment.
To sign-up for an assessment test call (510) 464-3259 or 3260
or go online to www.laney.edu/wp/assessment_center.
Sessions begin at the time noted and last approximately 3-5 hours,
with assessment results available at the end of the session.
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Distance Learning
HYBRID/ONLINE COURSES
Online Courses require students to have access to a computer with an individual e-mail account
and access to the World Wide Web. To access the class information, follow the link under the
course listings, or type in the URL address. Most of the course work is done online; however,
some limited on-campus meetings may be required. In some cases, a mandatory orientation is
required, which provides information on contacting the instructors, course requirements, and
student responsibility. If you are unable to contact your Laney online instructor, please email the
Laney Distance Education Coordinator, Ann Buchalter: [email protected]
Summer 2016
* or * *DEPARTMENT
**
FACULTY/PHONE/EMAIL
CODE
AFRAM 1
Tamika Brown
Introduction to African Am. Studies
464-3192
*ONLINE COURSE*[email protected]
3
30757
ANTHR 3
Intro to Social & Cultural Anthropology
Donald Moore
3
30821
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
ANTHR 7
Magic, Religion, Witchcraft
Donald Moore
3
30891
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
BIOL 28
John Polos
3
30763
Human Nutrition
BIOL 28
Paul Nagami
3
30773
Human Nutrition
3
30632
BUS 2
Xiaolin Chi
Intro to Business Law
BUS 4
Cost Accounting
3
31090
4
31140
**
**
**
**
**
**
Xiaolin Chi
*
BUS 43B Introduction to MS Excel
*ONLINE COURSE*
*
BUS 75
Salesmanship
*ONLINE COURSE*
Altantsetseg Erdenebaatar
[email protected]
Staff
SUMMER 2016
3
30740
TBA @peralta.edu
* Acceptable for transfer to CSU
28
UNITS
** Acceptable for transfer to CSU/UC
Distance Learning
* or * *DEPARTMENT
FACULTY/PHONE/EMAIL
UNITS
CODE
30725
BUS 230D
Altantsetseg Erdenebaatar
1
Beginning Keyboarding
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
4
30845
CIS 1 Kim Bridges
Introduction to CIS
COUN 24Staff College Success
3
30934
3
30648
3
30755
**
**
**
*ONLINE COURSE*
ECON 1
David Simon
Principles of Economics (Macro-Economics)
**
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
ECON 2
David Simon
Principles of Economics (Micro-Economics)
**
**
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
ENGL 1A
Composition and Reading
Staff
4
30932
Staff
4
30945
*ONLINE COURSE*
ENGL 1A
*
*ONLINE COURSE*
ETHST 1
Staff
3
30827
Intro to Ethnic Studies
**
**
**
**
**
*ONLINE COURSE*
HIST 7B
History of the U.S. to 1865
Paul Bolick
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
HIST 19
History of California
Paul Bolick
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
HLTED 1
Exploring Health Issue
Sara Stretch
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
HLTED 1
Joshua Ramos
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
HLTED 1
Jeff Haagenson
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
3
30661
3
31087
3
30881
3
30770
3
30944
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Distance Learning
* or * *DEPARTMENT
**
FACULTY/PHONE/EMAIL
*ONLINE COURSE*
HUMAN 40
Amir Sabzevary
Religion of the World
MUSIC 10
Staff
3
Music Appreciation
*ONLINE COURSE*
MUSIC 15A
Staff
3
30918
Jazz/Blues/Pop Music
*ONLINE COURSE*
MUSIC 15B
Staff
3
30919
Jazz/Blues/Pop Music
*ONLINE COURSE*
**
**
**
**
[email protected]
PHIL 1
Intro to Philosophy
Amir Sabzevary
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
**
PHIL 10
Logic
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
**
PHYSC 20
Climate Change
Douglas Segar
464-3174
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
POSCI 1
Government and Politics in the U.S.
Scott Godfrey
*ONLINE COURSE*
[email protected]
**
**
**
Amir Sabzevary
3
30768
30742/
30766
3
30715
3
30898
3
30840
3
30793
SOC 1
Inger Stark
3
Intro to Sociology
31082/
31083
SPAN 1A
Eusebio Rodriguez
5
30689
Elementary Spanish
*HYBRID COURSE*
erodriguez @peralta.edu
Classes meets on campus on Monday and Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. in room E-200; balance of the hours
will be online.
SPAN 1A
Arturo Davila-Sanchez
5
30721
Elementary Spanish
464-3199
*HYBRID COURSE*[email protected]
Class meets on campus on Tuesday and Thursday at 9:00 a.m. in room E-200; balance of the hours will be online.
30
CODE
HUMAN 30A
Amir Sabzevary
3
30825
Human Values/Ethics
**
**
UNITS
SUMMER 2016
Distance Learning
* or * *DEPARTMENT
FACULTY/PHONE/EMAIL
UNITS
CODE
**
SPAN 1B
Eusebio Rodriguez
5
30690
Elementary Spanish
*HYBRID COURSE*
erodriguez @peralta.edu
Class meets on campus on Tuesday and Thursday at 9:00 a.m. in room B-266; balance of the hours will be online.
**
SPAN 1B
Staff
5
30935
Elementary Spanish
*HYBRID COURSE*
Class meets on campus on Monday and Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. in room E-200; balance of the hours will be online.
**
SPAN 22A
5
30794
Span/bilingual Speaker I
464-3199
Class meets on campus on Tuesday and Thursday at 9:00 a.m. in Rm E-200; balance of the hours will be online.
**
SPAN 22B
5
30795
Span/bilingual Speaker II
464-3199
Class meets on campus on Tuesday and Thursday at 9:00 a.m. in Rm E-200; balance of the hours will be online.
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Campus Map
900 FALLON STREET, OAKLAND, CA 94607 • (510) 834-5740 • WWW.LANEY.EDU
PERALTA
DISTRICT
OFFICES
PARKING LOT A
E. 8TH STREET
PARKING LOT B
FIELD HOUSE
& MULTIUSE FIELD
E
PARKING
F
COMPLEX
COMMUNITY
GARDEN
COMPLEX
LANEY BISTRO
STUDENT
CENTER
D
BUILDING
POOL
FOOTBALL FIELD
BOOKSTORE
CAFETERIA
WELLNESS
QUAD
GYM
ART CENTER
CHILD CARE
CENTER
TENNIS COURTS
LIBRARY
B
COMPLEX
Office of the President
Art Gallery
Business Office
Counseling
Faculty Offices
Mailroom
Student Services
MAIN
ENTRANCE
TOWER
WELCOME
CENTER
Student Services
Mailroom
TOWER BUILDING
ART
GALLERY
A COMPLEX
10TH STREET
Admissions and Records
Assessment and Orientation
CARE
Cashier’s Office
EOPS
Financial Aid
Gateway to College Program
Welcome Center
CONSTRUCTION
CANOPY
ADMISSIONS
RECORDS
FORUM
DISABILITY
PARKING
G
COMPLEX
THEATRE
C
BUILDING
A COMPLEX
FALLON S TREE T
PARKING
BASEBALL FIELD
Counseling
B COMPLEX
James Oliver Writing Center
E COMPLEX
DSPS
Laney Bistro
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F COMPLEX
Business Lab
Technology Center
t
Financial Aid
G COMPLEX
CIS Lab
FabLab
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STUDENT CENTER
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Merritt College
12500 CAMPUS DRIVE, OAKLAND, CA 94619 • (510) 531-4911 • WWW.MERRITT.EDU
Merritt is a comprehensive, two-year community college that offers an array of liberal arts and occupational
programs. Our transfer program prepares students for transfer to a four-year college or university. Our occupational
programs allow students to upgrade their technical skills or complete a certificate or a degree. We provide students
with an opportunity to learn English as a Second Language and offer a variety of educational enrichment courses.
In addition to our excellent instructional programs, we offer a broad range of support services and resources to
increase the rate of student success.
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
DEPARTMENT
PHONE
Academic Standing, Probation, Suspension
and Reinstatement
436-2475
AC Transit Monthly Bus Passes
436-2402
Add, Drop, or Change Classes
436-2487
Admission, Registration, Academic
Records
436-2487 or 436-2488
Assessment Information
436-2562
Bookstore436-2438
CalWORKs/MERRITTWorks436-2469
Cashier's Office
436-2402
Centro Latino
436-2529
Child Care
436-2436
Code of Student Conduct and Due Process
436-2477
Cooperative Work Experience Education
436-2637
Counseling
436-2475 or 436-2429
Credit by Examination
436-2410
Credit/No-Credit Courses
436-2410
Degrees, Programs, and Transfer Requirements
436-2429
Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS)436-2470
Fee-Based Classes/Payments
436-2418 or 436-2409
Fees, Payments
436-2402
Financial Aid (Grants, Loans, Books)
436-2465
Financial Opportunity Center
436-2445
Grievance Procedures
436-2477
DEPARTMENT
PHONE
Help with Personal Problems
436-2475
Lost and Found
436-2535
Learning Center
436-2442
Library436-2457
Main Switchboard
531-4911
Office of Instruction
436-2410
Petition for Associate Degree/Certificate
436-2475
President's Office
436-2416
Safety and Police Services
436-2668
Student Activities/Government; Student Clubs
(ASMC)
436-2535
Student Health Services Center
(not Academic Nursing Program)
436-2533
Student Services
436-2477
Study Load (Permission to Carry Excess Units)
436-2475
Transfer Center (In or Out)
436-2445
Transcripts436-2487
Tutoring Assistance
436-2443
Veterans' Affairs
436-2574
Vice President of Instruction
436-2411
Vice President of Student Services
436-2478
Puente Program
436-2648
Welcome Center
436-2445
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www.merritt.edu
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SUMMER 2016
Admissions & Records
Location: Room R114
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Note: Refer to college websites for information on extended office hours during peak enrollment.
Assessment Office
Photo I.D.
Location: Room R124
Location: Room R124
Location: Room R109
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Transfer Center
Bookstore
Tutorial Services
Location: Room R101
CalWORKs
Location: Room R128
Cashier’s Office
Location: Room Q228
Counseling
Location: Room R109
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Disability Services Program (DSP)
Location: Room R109
Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Location: Room R105
Hours: TBD
Location: Room D187
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Veterans' Services
Location: Room R109
Hours: TBD
Welcome Center
Location: Building R- Room 105
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 8a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
PLEASE NOTE:
If students want to file a formal complaint: Please contact the office of
the Vice President of Student Services at (510) 436-2478 or stop by
Building R- Room 113E
(EOPS)
Location: Room R109
Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Financial Aid
Location: Room R113
Monday - Wednesday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Health Services
Location: Room R106
Hours: TBD
Library
Location: A129
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
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Online/Hybrid Courses
ONLINE COURSES require students to have access to a computer with an individual e-mail account and access to the World Wide Web.
To access the class information, follow the link under the course listings, or type in the URL address. Most of the course work is done
online; however, some limited on-campus meetings may be required. A mandatory orientation is required, which provides information on
contacting the instructor, course requirements, and student responsibility. Additional information about the courses is offered online at
www.merritt.edu/onlinecourses. Students may register for telecourses or online courses during the regular registration period. *Transferable
to CSU; **to CSU and UC.
DEPT. TITLE
FACULTY UNITS
CODE
**AFRAM 30
Afri-Amer History:
Brown, T
Africa to 1865
Online course. Orientation: TBA.
Email instructor at: [email protected]
3 30081
**BUS 10
Introduction to Business
Mofidi
Email instructor at [email protected].
3 30076
*BUS 20
General Accounting
Chan
Online course. Orientaiton: TBA.
Email instructor at [email protected]
3 30084
*CHDEV 58 Preschool Administration
Bartelt
Email instructor at [email protected]
3 30142
*CHDEV 74 Health, Safety & Nutrition
Bartelt 3 30085
Hybrid course. Meets on 3 Mondays:
6/1, 6/8, 7/20 from 6:15-9:30pm, room A137.
DEPT. TITLE
FACULTY UNITS
CODE
*EDT 2
Online Courseware
Alexander
3 30110
Moodle
Online course: Orientation: Monday,
6/20, 5-6pm, room R29.
*EDT 6
Support for Online
Alexander
2 30060
Learners
Online course: Orientation: Monday,
6/20, 5-6pm, room R29.
**ENGL 1A
Staff
Online course: Orientation: TBA.
Instructor’s email: TBA
4 30036
**ENGL 1B
Foster
4 30062
**CIS 1
Introduction to CIS
Weston 4 30018
**ENGL 5
Critical Thinking in
Staff
Reading/Writing
Instructor’s email: TBA
3 30035
**CIS 5
Intro to Computer Science
Staff
Email instructor at: TBA
5 30019
**HIST 7B
3 30090
*CIS 51
Intro to Info Tech
Staff
Proj Management
Email instructor at: TBA
4 31024
**M/LAT 30B Survey of Latin-American
Ulloa
Films
3 30063
**COMM 20 Interpersonal Comm Skills
Staff
Hybrid course: Meets on Mondays,
5-7:50pm, room A218.
3 30075
3 30022
Government and
Staff
Politics in US
Instructor's email: TBA
3 30056
**COMM 45 Public Speaking
Staff
Hybrid course: Meets on Thursdays,
5-8:50pm, room A218.
**POSCI 1
**PSYCH 1A
Introduction to
Powell
General Psychology
3 30078
**PSYCH 10 Psychology and Life
Powell
3 30083
*EDT 1
36
Introduction to
Alexander 3 30085
Online Teaching
Online course. Orientation:
Monday, 6/20, 5-6pm, room R29.
SUMMER 2016
History/U.S. since 1865
Staff
Instructor's email: TBA
DEPT. TITLE
FACULTY UNITS
**PSYCH 12 Human Sexuality
Powell
CODE
DEPT. TITLE
FACULTY UNITS
CODE
3 30072
*RLEST 5
Real Estate Practice
Ogden 3 30074
Online course: Email instructor at:
[email protected] as soon as you register.
*RLEST 7A
Real Estate Appraisal
Ratkovich 3 30100
Online course: Email instructor at:
[email protected] as soon as you register.
**SOC 2
Social Problems
Clay
3 30153
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Campus Map
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SUMMER 2016
SUMMER
2016
Enroll On-line
Now
www.peralta.edu
PLEASE NOTE:
Classes subject to change, please see online schedule for the latest
information: http://bit.ly/PeraltaOnlineSchedule
EVENING/WEEKEND COURSES ARE SHADED IN GRAY
You are required to attend the first class meeting to
confirm enrollment in a course. Students who do not
attend the first meeting may lose their place in class.
** A double asterisk means that the course is
acceptable for transfer credit to California State
University (CSU) and acceptable at the
University of California, within any
limitations stipulated by U.C.
* A single asterisk means that the course is
acceptable for transfer credit to California
State University (CSU) only.
Course Listings
SUMMER 2016
Administration Of Justice
CODE SEC L/L HOURS DAYS INSTRUCTOR ROOM college
American Sign Language
ASL
** 50 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I
Introduction to American Sign Language
30352
Lab 11:15-1:20 PM
Lec 9:00-11:05 AM
MTWThGough
MTWThGough
Lab 11:15-1:20 PM
Lec 9:00-11:05 AM
MTWThGough
MTWThGough
PREREQUISITE: ASL 50A
Lab 11:15-1:20 PM
Lec 9:00-11:05 AM
MTWThGough
MTWThGough
2 UNITS
2 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: ASL 50 or 50a
COREQUISITE: ASL 50B
30225
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
M W Gough
PREREQUISITE: ASL 50 or 50a
COREQUISITE: ASL 50B
30227
Lab 6:50-8:55 PM
Lec 6:00-6:45 PM
T Th Ikeda
T Th Ikeda
BCC223Berkeley
BCC223Berkeley
Anthropology
**
ANTHR
INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
Study of human beings and their ancestors
30435
30221
30409
Lec 5:30-9:45 PM
T Th Preston
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
M W Jones
Lec STAFF
Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected]
**
1
3 UNITS
BCC214Berkeley
BCC315Berkeley
ONLINEBerkeley
1L PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
LABORATORY
Adjunct laboratory to ANTHR 1
1 UNIT
PREREQUISITE or COREQUISITE: ANTHR 1
30336
Lab 9:00-12:50 PM
**
INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOLOGY
3 UNITS
AND PREHISTORY
World prehistory as reconstructed from the archaeological and physical evidence of cultural beginnings through
the early agricultural civilizations of Africa, America and
Euro-Asia
2
TWTh Jones
BCC32 Berkeley
30345
Lec Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected]
40    SUMMER 2016
Kies
DAYS INSTRUCTOR ONLINEBerkeley
ROOM college
I N T RO D U C T I O N TO S O C I A L A N D 3 UNITS
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Cross-cultural analysis of social and cultural factors
of human behavior in the recent past and present
30293
Lec Online class- for information, please visit www.eberkeley.org.
Kies Arabic
30411
30411
**
ONLINE
Berkeley
ARAB
1A ELEMENTARY MODERN STANDARD 5 UNITS
ARABIC
Study and practice in understanding, speaking, reading
and writing Modern Standard Arabic
1
Lec 1:00-5:50 PM
Lec 1:00-5:50 PM
W
Walton-Price BCC212Berkeley
M Th Walton-Price BCC321Berkeley
ART
INTRODUCTION TO ART HISTORY
3 UNITS
Introduction to art purposes, principles and forms
30222
Lec 5:30-9:45 PM
**
HISTORY OF MODERN ART
3 UNITS
(1800 TO PRESENT)
Major visual art forms and movements of the nineteenth
and twentieth centuries
4
BCC223Berkeley
202A FINGERSPELLING AND NUMBERS 1
1 UNIT
Introduction to numerical and fingerspelling systems in
American Sign Language
SEC L/L HOURS 3
ART
Art
BCC223Berkeley
BCC223Berkeley
200A CLASSIFIERS 1
2 UNITS
Introduction to the visual-gestural aspects of American
Sign Language classifiers
CODE **
**
BCC223Berkeley
BCC223Berkeley
** 50B AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I
(MODULE B)
30356
4 UNITS
BCC223Berkeley
BCC223Berkeley
** 50A AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I
(MODULE A)
30354
D
30342
Lec 6:30-9:20 PM
T Th Leavitt
MTW Linnehan BCC33 Berkeley
** 20 BEGINNING DRAWING AND
COMPOSITION
Freehand drawing with various media
30290
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 5:30-6:45 PM
3 unit section.
30224
Lab 10:30-1:20 PM
Lec 9:00-10:15 AM
3 unit section.
BCC31 Berkeley
MTWThEisen
MTWThEisen
MTWThLeavitt
MTWThLeavitt
3 UNITS
BCC411Berkeley
BCC411Berkeley
BCC411Berkeley
BCC411Berkeley
** 22 INTERMEDIATE DRAWING AND
3 UNITS
COMPOSITION
Exploration of artistic concepts, styles, and creative expression related to intermediate-level drawing, complex
subject matter and concepts using a variety of drawing
mediums, techniques, and methodologies
30399
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 5:30-6:45 PM
3 unit section.
30380
Lab 10:30-1:20 PM
Lec 9:00-10:15 AM
3 unit section.
MTWThEisen
MTWThEisen
MTWThLeavitt
MTWThLeavitt
BCC411Berkeley
BCC411Berkeley
BCC411Berkeley
BCC411Berkeley
** 24 SPECIAL PROJECTS: DRAWING
2 UNITS
Independent exploration and experimentation in special
areas of drawing
30292
Lab 6:55-9:00 PM
Lec 6:00-6:45 PM
2 unit section.
30285
Lab 9:55-12:00 PM
Lec 9:00-9:45 AM
2 unit section.
MTWThEisen
MTWThEisen
BCC411Berkeley
BCC411Berkeley
MTWThLeavitt
MTWThLeavitt
BCC411Berkeley
BCC411Berkeley
Evening/Weekend Course
SUMMER 2016
ASIAN AND ASIAN-AMERICAN STUDIES
SEC L/L HOURS DAYS INSTRUCTOR ROOM college
Alfe
Alfe
3 UNITS
30382
Lab Lec Online class- for information, please visit www.eberkeley.org
ONLINEBerkeley
ONLINEBerkeley
** 50 BEGINNING PAINTING
3 UNITS
Emphasis on the basic techniques of oil or acrylic painting
31018
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 5:30-6:45 PM
MTWThPettite
MTWThPettite
** 52 INTERMEDIATE PAINTING
Continuation of ART 51
30384
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 5:30-6:45 PM
3 unit section.
MTWThPettite
MTWThPettite
BCC413Berkeley
BCC413Berkeley
3 UNITS
BCC413Berkeley
BCC413Berkeley
Business
**
BUS
1A FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
4 UNITS
Study of purpose, theory, and specific methods of accounting
30232
Lec 1:30-5:20 PM
**
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS LAW
General survey of business law
2
30395
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
TWTh ElGiheny
TWTh Harrison
BCC31 Berkeley
BCC52 Berkeley
** 10 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
Introduction to business
30233
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
3 UNITS
3 UNITS
TWTh STAFF
BCC54 Berkeley
Chemistry
CHEM
** 54 SPECIAL PROJECTS: PAINTING
2 UNITS
Continued study and skill development with oil and
acrylics
**
5 UNITS
30287
Lab 6:25-8:30 PM
Lec 5:30-6:15 PM
2 unit section.
**
MTWThPettite
MTWThPettite
BCC413Berkeley
BCC413Berkeley
** 182 INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL CULTURE 3 UNITS
Introduction to the function of visual languages from
“high” art to TV, movies, and popular culture
31029
Lec 2:00-4:50 PM
MTW Linnehan BCC431Berkeley
Asian And Asian-American
Studies
Ow
PREREQUISITE: CHEM 1A
Lab 10:30-2:20 PM
Lec 8:00-10:05 AM
MTWThYang
MTWThYang
5 UNITS
BCC522Berkeley
BCC431Berkeley
** 10 INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY
Fundaments of biology for the non-major
30377
30231
Lab 3:30-5:45 PM
MTWThBlitch
Lab 1:00-3:15 PM
MTWThBlitch
Lec 10:15-12:30 PM MTWThBlitch
4 UNITS
BCC513Berkeley
BCC513Berkeley
BCC431Berkeley
** 13 PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY
3 UNITS
Study of the interaction of humans with the living world
around them
31053
Lec 1:30-5:45 PM
M W Mcpheron BCCTBABerkeley
** 25 HUMAN BIOLOGY
3 UNITS
Principles of life sciences through study of biological
structures and functions of the human organism
30350
Lec 1:30-5:45 PM
Lec 12:00-4:15 PM
Lab 8:00-10:15 AM
MTWThSharma
MTWThSharma
BCC518Berkeley
BCC521Berkeley
1B GENERAL CHEMISTRY
General principles of chemistry
30237
Lab 2:00-4:15 PM
Lec 8:00-12:15 PM
5 UNITS
MTWThDehghani BCC521Berkeley
MTWThDehghani BCC34Berkeley
PREREQUISITE: MATH 201 or 210D
30239
Lab 11:00-1:15 PM
Lec 8:00-10:15 AM
MTWThSingh
MTWThSingh
BCC521Berkeley
BCC14Berkeley
Chinese
**
1
31025
CHIN
ELEMENTARY CHINESE (MANDARIN)
Introduction to elementary Chinese
Lec 1:00-5:50 PM
MT ThZhang
T Th Mcpheron BCC34 Berkeley
**
3
5 UNITS
BCCTBABerkeley
BIOL Communication
1A GENERAL BIOLOGY
Introduction to general biology
30229
30235
** 30A INTRODUCTORY GENERAL CHEMISTRY 4 UNITS
Fundamental principles of general chemistry
ONLINEBerkeley
Biology
**
ASAME ** 30 ASIANS AND ASIAN-AMERICANS
3 UNITS
THROUGH FILMS
Culture and societies of Asia and the Asian Diaspora, with
particular emphasis on Asian-American documentary and
dramatic films
30416
1A GENERAL CHEMISTRY
COMM
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN
COMMUNICATION
Study of human communication
30387
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
**
PERSUASION AND CRITICAL THINKING 3 UNITS
Critical thinking skills
5
3 UNITS
T Th STAFF
BCC52 Berkeley
PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A
30388
Leighton
ONLINEBerkeley
** 20 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION 3 UNITS
SKILLS
Analysis of communication needs and improvement of
skills
30241
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
M W Leighton
** 45 PUBLIC SPEAKING
Principles of public speaking
30389
30439
Lec 5:30-9:45 PM
Lec 8:00-12:15 PM
M W Thaning
M W Woods
BCC32 Berkeley
3 UNITS
BCC31 Berkeley
BCC315Berkeley
SUMMER 2016          41
CODE ** 46 2-D VISUAL DESIGN
Fundamental elements of design
Communication
SUMMER 2016
computer information systems
Computer Information
Systems
**
1
30438
105
30240
CIS
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER
4 UNITS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
General nature of computer hardware, software and
systems
Lab 4:30-7:20 PM
Lec 1:30-4:20 PM
TWTh STAFF
TWTh STAFF
BCC312Berkeley
BCC312Berkeley
BASIC MECHANICS OF WEB PAGE 1 UNIT
DESIGN
Basic theory and practice of web page construction using
HTML and authoring tools
Lec 5:30-9:45 PM
M
STAFF
BCC312Berkeley
Class meets 4 Mondays: 6/20 6/27, 7/11, & 7/18/16.
200
COMPUTER CONCEPTS AND
APPLICATIONS
Introduction to computer concepts
30418
Lab 10:30-1:20 PM
Lec 9:00-10:15 AM
231
30420
232
M W ElGiheny
M W ElGiheny
1.5 UNITS
BCC312Berkeley
BCC312Berkeley
ADVANCED LABORATORY PROJECTS IN 1 UNIT
MICROCOMPUTERS
Designed to provide advanced laboratory experience not
covered under other course offerings
Lab 10:30-1:20 PM
M W ElGiheny
BCC312Berkeley
Exploring Robotics
Introduction to robotics and computing
31055
Lab 10:00-12:50 PM MTW STAFF
Lec 9:00-9:50 AM
MTW STAFF
450
2 UNITS
BCC323Berkeley
BCC323Berkeley
Cooperative Work
Experience Education
COPED
GENERAL WORK EXPERIENCE
1 - 3 UNITs
Supervised employment to assist in acquiring desirable
work habits and attitudes, increase educational motivation, and develop improved human relations skills
30441
Lec 3:00-4:15 PM
Th
Lec 3:00-4:15 PM
T
Lec Meets in class on 6/21 & 7/26/16, in BCC 451A, remaining hours outside of class.
Matthews BCCTBABerkeley
Matthews BCCTBABerkeley
Matthews HYBRIDBerkeley
Economics
**
ECON
PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS
(MACRO-ECONOMICS)
Introductory economic concepts
30349
30242
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
TWTh Sandhu
Lec Williams
**
1
2
3 UNITS
BCC422Berkeley
ONLINEBerkeley
(MICRO-ECONOMICS)
Principles of micro-economics
30243
42    SUMMER 2016
D
3 UNITS
Williams
CODE SEC L/L HOURS ENGLISH
DAYS INSTRUCTOR ROOM college
English
**
ENGL
1A COMPOSITION AND READING
Reading and writing expository prose
4 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: ENGL 201B or ESL 21B or ESL 52B or PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLEMEASURES ASSESSMENT PROC
30244
30299
30245
30300
Lec 6:00-9:50 PM TWTh Ebron
Lec 1:00-4:50 PM
TWTh Fitchett
Lec 9:00-12:50 PM TWTh King
Lec Nelson
BCC311Berkeley
BCC311Berkeley
BCC311Berkeley
ONLINEBerkeley
Online class- for information, please visit www.eberkeley.org.
30347
Lec Online class- for information, please visit www.eberkeley.org.
**
Isaksen
ONLINEBerkeley
1B COMPOSITION AND READING
Continued expository writing
30301
Lec Lec 6:00-9:50 PM M
4 UNITS
Fullerton HYBRIDBerkeley
Fullerton BCC313Berkeley
Hybrid section, meets on Mon, 6-9:50PM, remaining hours online.
30302
Lec Lec 6:00-9:50 PM M
Jones
Jones
HYBRIDBerkeley
BCC316Berkeley
Hybrid section, meets Mon, 6:00-9:50PM, remaining hours online.
30246
30348
Lec 1:00-4:50 PM
TWTh Lebo-Planas BCC316Berkeley
Lec Mantzaris ONLINEBerkeley
Online class- for information, please visit www.eberkeley.org.
**
5
CRITICAL THINKING IN READING AND 3 UNITS
WRITING
Development of the ability to analyze, criticize and advocate ideas
30303
30247
30248
Lec 5:30-9:45 PM
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
Lec 8:00-12:15 PM
T Th Zink
BCC316Berkeley
T Th Martin
BCC33 Berkeley
T Th Lebo-Planas BCC33Berkeley
** 10A CREATIVE WRITING
Writing fiction, poetry, and drama
3 UNITS
30304
Lec Lec 6:30-9:20 PM
Hybrid class- meets in class, 6:30-9:20pm, on the following dates: 6/21, 6/23,
6/28, 6/30, and 7/28/16. Remaining hours online.
Coleman
HYBRIDBerkeley
T Th Coleman BCC216Berkeley
** 10B CREATIVE WRITING
3 UNITS
Continuation of writing fiction, poetry, and drama
30335
Lec Lec 6:30-9:20 PM Th
Coleman HYBRIDBerkeley
Coleman BCC216Berkeley
** 17A SHAKESPEARE
Study of selected works of Shakespeare
30249
Lec Lowood
Lec 6:00-9:50 PM M W Lowood
Includes performances, 4 hours TBA.
3 UNITS
BCCTBABerkeley
BCC431Berkeley
ONLINEBerkeley
SUMMER 2016
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
30250
Lec Lowood
BCCTBABerkeley
BCC431Berkeley
70A
CODE SEC L/L HOURS DAYS INSTRUCTOR 216B HIGH INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR
4 UNITS
Continuation of high intermediate level of English
grammar
PREREQUISITE: ESL 216A or placement through multple-measures
assessment process
30358
Lec 9:30-12:00 PM
MTWThSTAFF
TRANSFORMING AUTOBIOGRAPHY 3 UNITS
INTO CREATIVE WRITING
Autobiographical writing techniques
217A ADVANCED GRAMMAR
Advanced level of English grammar
30321
Lec Lec 6:30-9:20 PM Th
assessment process
70B
Moniz
Moniz
HYBRIDBerkeley
BCC315Berkeley
TRANSFORMING AUTOBIOGRAPHY 3 UNITS
INTO CREATIVE WRITING
Autobiographical writing techniques
30322
Lec Moniz
Lec 6:30-9:20 PM T Th Moniz
208A WRITING WORKSHOP
Individualized instruction in writing
31052
Lab 1:45-4:00 PM
Lec 1:00-1:45 PM
M
M
Late start class, begins Mon, 6/27/16.
31050
Lab 9:45-12:00 PM
Lec 9:00-9:45 AM
Late start class, begins Mon, 6/27/16.
HYBRIDBerkeley
BCC315Berkeley
M
M
1 UNIT
Luckett
Luckett
BCC313Berkeley
BCC313Berkeley
Luckett
Luckett
BCC313Berkeley
BCC313Berkeley
30251
Lec Lowood
3 UNITS
BCCTBABerkeley
BCC431Berkeley
English As A Second Language
ESL
50A
ADVANCED LISTENING AND SPEAKING 4 UNITS
Advanced level listening and speaking in American
English
PREREQUISITE: ESL 200B or placement through multiple-measures
assessment process
30396
50B
Lec 12:30-3:00 PM
MTWThSTAFF
BCC14Berkeley
ORAL COMMUNICATION FOR
4 UNITS
ADVANCED ESL STUDENTS
Continuation of advanced level listening and speaking
in American English
PREREQUISITE: ESL 50A or placement through multiple-measures assessment
process
30397
Lec 12:30-3:00 PM
MTWThSTAFF
BCC14Berkeley
216A HIGH INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR
4 UNITS
High intermediate level of English grammar
PREREQUISITE: ESL 202A or placement through multiple-measures
assessment process
30357
Lec 9:30-12:00 PM
MTWThSTAFF
30359
BCC422Berkeley
BCC422Berkeley
4 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: ESL 202B or placement through multiple-measures
Lec 9:30-12:00 PM
MTWThSTAFF
BCC52Berkeley
217B ADVANCED GRAMMAR
4 UNITS
Continuation of advanced level of English grammar
assessment process
30360
Lec 9:30-12:00 PM
MTWThSTAFF
BCC52Berkeley
233A HIGH INTERMEDIATE LISTENING AND 4 UNITS
SPEAKING
High intermediate level listening and speaking
PREREQUISITE: ESL 200A or placement through multiple-measures assessment process
30361
Lec 12:30-3:00 PM
MTWThSTAFF
BCC14Berkeley
233B HIGH INTERMEDIATE LISTENING AND 4 UNITS
SPEAKING
Continuation of high intermediate level listening and
speaking
217A SHAKESPEARE
Study of selected works of Shakespeare
ROOM college
assessment process
30362
Lec 12:30-3:00 PM
MTWThSTAFF
BCC14Berkeley
Ethnic Studies
**
1
ETHST
INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES 3 UNITS
Survey of the American experience of ethnic and racial
relations
30408
Wolbert
ONLINEBerkeley
Geography
GEOG
** 1 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
3 UNITS
Basic elements of the earth’s physical systems and
processes
30323
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
TWTh Seeley
BCC421Berkeley
History
**
2B HISTORY OF EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION 3 UNITS
History of Western civilization since 1660
31031
**
HIST
Lec 5:30-9:45 PM
T Th Kim
BCC54 Berkeley
3B MODERN WORLD HISTORY:
1500-PRESENT
Survey of world history since 1500
30390
Lec Online class- for information, please visit www.eberkeley.org
Rose
3 UNITS
ONLINEBerkeley
SUMMER 2016          43
CODE ** 17B SHAKESPEARE
3 UNITS
Continued study of selected works of Shakespeare
history
SUMMER 2016
Humanities
CODE **
7A HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES TO 3 UNITS
1877
History of the United States from colonial days to
Reconstruction (1877)
30252
30432
**
Rose
ONLINEBerkeley
Rose
7B HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES SINCE 3 UNITS
1865
History of the United States from the end of the Civil
War to the present
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
M W Kim
BCC216Berkeley
Lec Hadley Torres ONLINEBerkeley
Humanities
1
HUMAN
INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES
3 UNITS
Humanities seen through various forms of expression
30327
WingBrooksONLINEBerkeley
** 21 FILM: ART AND COMMUNICATION
3 UNITS
Analysis of history and aesthetics of film from its
inception in the late nineteenth century to the present
30374
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
T Th Doubiago BCC424Berkeley
Mathematics
**
1
PRE-CALCULUS
4 UNITS
Preparation for the calculus sequence or other courses
requiring a sound algebraic background
30288
30305
30401
Lec 8:00-10:50 AM
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
**
PRECALCULUS WITH ANALYTIC
GEOMETRY
Advanced algebra and analytic geometry
MTWThTsai
BCC316Berkeley
MTWThTsai
BCC322Berkeley
MTWThChemouni BCC32Berkeley
PREREQUISITE: MATH 50 or 52C
30375
Lec 8:00-11:35 AM
**
MTWThWing
5 UNITS
BCC322Berkeley
3A CALCULUS I
5 UNITS
Theorems on limits and continuous functions, derivatives,
differentials and applications
PREREQUISITE: MATH 2; or MATH 1 & 50; or MATH 1 & 52C
30254
Lec 8:00-11:35 AM
**
MTWTh Russakovskii BCC321Berkeley
3B CALCULUS II
Applications of the definite integral
PREREQUISITE: MATH 3A
30306
31032
Lec 8:00-11:35 AM
Lec 6:00-9:35 PM
5 UNITS
MTWThHao
BCC55Berkeley
MTWThCherkasskyBCC424Berkeley
** 13 INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS
4 UNITS
Introduction to theory and practice of statistics
30255
30307
Lec 8:00-10:50 AM
Lec 12:00-2:50 PM
44    SUMMER 2016
SEC L/L HOURS Lec 2:00-4:50 PM
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
50
MULTIMEDIA ARTS
DAYS INSTRUCTOR TRIGONOMETRY
Introduction to functional trigonometry
PREREQUISITE: MATH 202, and MATH 203 or 211D
Lec 6:45-9:35 PM
201
ROOM college
MTWThZhiv
BCC223Berkeley
MTWTh Sanchez Trujillo BCCTBA Berkeley
30436
TWTh Jew
3 UNITS
BCCTBABerkeley
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
Basic algebraic operations
4 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: MATH 225 or 250 or 251D or 253 or placement through
multiple-measures assessment proce
30407
Lec Bland
Lec 6:30-9:20 PM M W Bland
Hybrid section, meets 6:30-9:20pm MW in class, & 3 hours/wk online. Designed
for PACE students.
30309
30256
Lec 1:30-5:05 PM
Lec 8:00-11:35 AM
HYBRIDBerkeley
BCC34 Berkeley
MTWThChemouni BCC214Berkeley
MTWThZhiv
BCC424Berkeley
203
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
Intermediate algebraic operations
30402
Lec Bland
Lec 6:30-9:20 PM M W Bland
Hybrid section, meets 6:30-9:20pm MW in class, & 3 hours/wk online. Designed
for PACE students.
30312
30257
30311
Lec 5:30-9:05 PM
Lec 2:30-6:05 PM
Lec 11:45-3:20 PM
MTWThZhiv
MTWThBland
MTWThNajjar
4 UNITS
HYBRIDBerkeley
BCC34 Berkeley
BCC422Berkeley
BCC423Berkeley
BCC55Berkeley
ARITHMETIC
3 UNITS
Refresher course in the fundamental processes of
arithmetic
MATH 2
CODE 30308
30376
ONLINEBerkeley
30253
30364
**
D
250
30258
253
Lec 3:10-5:15 PM
MTWThGopinath BCC14Berkeley
PRE-ALGEBRA
Fundamentals of pre-algebra
30314
30313
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
Lec 11:40-1:40 PM
TWTh STAFF
MTWThWing
3 UNITS
BCC54 Berkeley
BCC321Berkeley
Multimedia Arts
MMART
48UZ LOCATION SOUND
1.5 UNITS
RECORDING FUNDAMENTALS
Location sound recording for video production and the
multimedia arts
31063
Lec 8:00-12:15 PM
Th
STAFF
BCC218Berkeley
** 120 MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION
3 UNITS
Critical appreciation of media as expressive and communicational systems
30421
FarleyGillispie ONLINEBerkeley
131A PHOTOSHOP I
2 UNITS
Introduction to basic image editing and digital illustration
using a bitmap imaging program
COREQUISITE: MMART 131LA
30260
Lec 9:30-10:45 AM MTW STAFF
BCC213Berkeley
BCC213Berkeley
MTWThGopinath BCCTBABerkeley
MTWThGopinath BCCTBABerkeley
SUMMER 2016
music
131LA PHOTOSHOP I LAB
1 UNIT
Practical training for development of multimedia skills
presented in MMART 131A
30365
30328
30365
30365
Lab 6:00-9:50 PM Th
Lab 1:10-5:00 PM
MTW
Lab 1:00-4:50 PM
Th
Lab 8:00-11:50 AM Th
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
BCC324Berkeley
BCC227Berkeley
BCC324Berkeley
BCC324Berkeley
133A DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I
Introduction to digital camera operation
30262
Lab 5:30-6:45 PM
Lec 4:00-5:15 PM
MTW Yashar
MTW Yashar
2 UNITS
BCC324Berkeley
BCC324Berkeley
133LA DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I LAB
1 UNIT
30263
Lab 1:10-5:00 PM
MTW STAFF
BCC227Berkeley
** 148 Soud Design I
Theory and practice of sound design
CO: MMART 148A & 148LA
31068
2 Units
BCC227Berkeley
BCC227Berkeley
**148LA Sound Recording and Editing Lab 1 UNIT
Practical training for development of sound recording
and editing skills presented in MMART 148A
CO: MMART 148A & 148LA
31069
Lab 1:10-5:00 PM
MTW STAFF
BCC227Berkeley
150A VIDEO EDITING I
Theory and practice of digital video editing
30404
Lab 2:30-3:45 PM
Lec 1:00-2:15 PM
MTW Nelson
MTW Nelson
2 UNITS
BCC324Berkeley
BCC324Berkeley
150LA VIDEO EDITING I LAB
1 UNIT
30406
Lab 1:10-5:00 PM
157
MTW STAFF
BEGINNING MOTION
PICTURE LIGHTING
Digital cinematography basics
31060
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
Please contact instructor to enroll.
Th
Newman
** 164 Introduction to Web Design
Foundations of Web Development
31071
Lab 10:30-11:45 AM MTW STAFF
BCC227Berkeley
1.5 UNITS
BCC218Berkeley
2 UNITS
BCC324Berkeley
BCC324Berkeley
** 164L Introduction to Web Design Lab
1 UNIT
presented in MMART 164
31072
Lab 1:10-5:00 PM
MTW STAFF
BCC227Berkeley
CODE SEC L/L HOURS 178
DRAWING FOR ANIMATION
2 UNITS
Freehand drawing techniques in traditional animation
COREQUISITE: MMART 178
31057
Lab 8:30-9:45 PM
Lec 7:00-8:15 PM
MTW Stalker
MTW Stalker
BCC324Berkeley
BCC324Berkeley
178L DRAWING FOR ANIMATION LAB
1 UNIT
presented in MMART 178
COREQUISITE: MMART 178
31058
Lab 8:00-11:50 AM Th
Lab 1:00-4:50 PM
Th
Lab 6:00-9:50 PM Th
188
31062
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
BCC213Berkeley
BCC213Berkeley
BCC213Berkeley
INTRODUCTION TO 3D ANIMATION I 2 UNITS
Introduction to the theory, history and production techniques of 3D Animation
Lab 8:30-9:45 PM
Lec 7:00-8:15 PM
MTW STAFF
MTW STAFF
BCC213Berkeley
BCC213Berkeley
Music
MUSIC
** 15A JAZZ, BLUES AND POPULAR MUSIC IN 3 UNITS
THE AMERican CULTURE
Historical and critical analysis of unique American music
30276
30378
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
T Th Day
Lec Mobley
BCC216Berkeley
ONLINEBerkeley
** 15B JAZZ, BLUES AND POPULAR MUSIC IN 3 UNITS
THE AMERican CULTURE
Study of the contemporary music scene with in-depth
investigation of trends in artistic expression
30339
30346
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
M W Randolph BCC52 Berkeley
Lec Mobley
ONLINEBerkeley
Philosophy
**
1
PHIL
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
3 UNITS
Study of selected classic examples of original works of
philosophers
30277
Lec Gerlach
Online class- for information, please visit www.eberkeley.org
ONLINEBerkeley
** 10 LOGIC
3 UNITS
Consideration of logical problems of language
30440
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
M W STAFF
BCC424Berkeley
** 31A HUMAN VALUES/ETHICS
3 UNITS
Analysis of concepts of good and right in our society and
of criteria of conduct
30324
Lec Gerlach
Lec 6:00-9:50 PM W
Gerlach
Meets Weds 6:00-9:50PM, remaining hours online.
Physics
HYBRIDBerkeley
BCC14 Berkeley
PHYS
** 10 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS
4 UNITS
Elementary introduction to the field of physics
30278
Lec 4:00-6:50 PM
MTWTh Monsalve SantaBCC322Berkeley
SUMMER 2016          45
CODE Physics
SUMMER 2016
Political Science
Political Science
**
1
30391
30295
30279
POSCI
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS IN THE 3 UNITS
UNITED STATES
Introduction to principles and the political process of
national, state, and local government
Lec 5:30-9:45 PM
M W STAFF
Lec 8:00-12:15 PM T Th Haskell
Lec Freeman
BCC214Berkeley
BCC226Berkeley
ONLINEBerkeley
30341
Lec **
Respini
ONLINEBerkeley
2
COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT
3 UNITS
Comparative analysis in government and politics
30431
**
3
Lee
ONLINEBerkeley
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Nature of relations among nation-states
30393
30294
Lec 8:00-12:15 PM M W Sinek
Lec Lee
3 UNITS
BCC421Berkeley
ONLINEBerkeley
CODE **
SEC L/L HOURS 2
Spanish
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
3 UNITS
Study of society through the application of sociological
principles and critical thinking skills to the identification
and analysis of selected social problems
31030
30325
Lec 5:30-9:45 PM
M WGrimes
Lec Evans
**
5
BCC54 Berkeley
ONLINEBerkeley
MINORITY GROUPS
3 UNITS
Analysis of racial, religious, and ethnic minority groups
30337
Evans
30394
Evans
ONLINEBerkeley
ONLINEBerkeley
Spanish
**
SPAN
1A ELEMENTARY SPANISH
5 UNITS
Development and application of language skills and
cultural exploration of the Spanish speaking world
30297
30283
Lec 1:00-5:50 PM
Lec 8:00-12:50 PM
MT ThRodas
MT ThSTAFF
BCC212Berkeley
BCC212Berkeley
Psychology
PSYCH
**
**
3 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: SPAN 1A
30298
Lec 8:00-12:50 PM
Hybrid class- meets in class Mon & Thurs, 8-12:50pm, + 5 hrs/week online.
Lec 1A INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL
PSYCHOLOGY
Scientific principles of psychology
30410
30296
30326
30344
Lec 5:30-9:45 PM
M W Stamatakis BCC216Berkeley
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
T Th Stamatakis BCC32 Berkeley
Lec 8:00-12:15 PM M W Stamatakis BCC31 Berkeley
Lec Gade
ONLINEBerkeley
30430
Lec Gade
ONLINEBerkeley
1B ELEMENTARY SPANISH
Continuation of Spanish 1A
5 UNITS
M Th Copenhagen BCC214Berkeley
Copenhagen HYBRIDBerkeley
** 10A ADVANCED SPANISH CONVERSATION 3 UNITS
Advanced Spanish conversation
31026
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
T Th STAFF
BCCTBABerkeley
** 10B ADVANCED SPANISH CONVERSATION 3 UNITS
Continuation of SPAN 10A
31027
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
T Th STAFF
BCCTBABerkeley
** 10 PSYCHOLOGY AND LIFE:
3 UNITS
BASIC PRINCIPLES
Basic principles of psychology and recent research developments
** 22A SPANISH FOR BILINGUAL SPEAKERS I 5 UNITS
Elementary and intermediate Spanish for students whose
native language is Spanish
PREREQUISITE: SPAN 1B
30340
Lec 31134
FarleyGillispie ONLINEBerkeley
** 21 LIFESPAN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
3 UNITS
Human development from conception to death
30280
30281
30343
Lec 5:30-9:45 PM
T Th Ladd
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
T Th Ladd
Lec Gade
BCC55 Berkeley
BCC315Berkeley
ONLINEBerkeley
Sociology
**
1
30282
30338
SOC
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
3 UNITS
Basic concepts, theoretical approaches, and methods of
sociology
Lec 1:00-5:15 PM
Lec 8:00-12:15 PM
46    SUMMER 2016
T Th Hughes
T Th Hughes
Jorgensen
ONLINEBerkeley
** 22B SPANISH FOR BILINGUAL SPEAKERS II 5 UNITS
31135
101
Jorgensen
ONLINEBerkeley
BASIC SPANISH FOR THE EDUCATION 3 UNITS
PROFESSION
Introductory Spanish for the education profession
30386
Copenhagen
ONLINEBerkeley
BCC226Berkeley
BCC216Berkeley
Course Listings
SUMMER
2016
www.peralta.edu
PLEASE NOTE:
COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA
Enroll On-line
Now
SUMMER 2016
african-american studies
African-American Studies
Smith
30518
Lec Online Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more course
information.
ANTHR
COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA
ANTHROPOLOGY
30472
Lec Online course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more
information.
**
LABORATORY
Lab 10:00-1:50 PM
MTW Bousquet A225 Alameda
ART
3 UNITS
30474
Lec 10:00-12:15 PM MTWThLeffingwellD312 Alameda
1
30512
ASTR
INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY
3 UNITS
Introduction to the universe and insight into its mysteries
Lec 1:00-3:05 PM
D119 Alameda
MTWThFrank
Auto Body And Paint
12
AUTOB
SERVICE WELDING FOR
TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY
Transportation welding technology
30583
Lab 9:00-11:50 AM
Lec 8:00-8:50 AM
TWTh Andrews
TWTh Andrews
Automotive Technology
21
30475
22
2 UNITS
B113 Alameda
B203 Alameda
ATECH
T R A N S P O R TAT I O N T E C H N O LO G Y 4 UNITS
PRINCIPLES
Introduction to materials, mechanics, fluids, heat and
electricity
Lec 2:30-5:20 PM
INTRODUCTION TO AUTO MECHANICS 4 UNITS
How cars work
30477
Lab 12:15-2:20 PM MTWThRamos
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThRamos
48    SUMMER 2016
ROOM college
30481
Lab 12:15-2:20 PM MTWThGreenspanB102 Alameda
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThGreenspanB106 Alameda
234
INTRODUCTION TO BRAKES,
4 UNITS
ALIGNMENT AND HEADLAMP AIMING
Introduction to brake, alignment, and headlamp aiming
systems
30479
Lab 10:15-12:20 PM MTWThPeterson B102 Alameda
Lec 8:00-10:05 AM MTWThPeterson B106 Alameda
B102 Alameda
B102 Alameda
AMT
Technology
66
AIRFRAME SYSTEMS AND REVIEW
3 UNITS
Review in preparation for the Federal Aviation Administration examination
Lec 3:00-4:40 PM
MTWThF Ko
AIRFC102A Alameda
AIRFRAME SYSTEMS AND REVIEW
2 UNITS
Review in preparation for the Federal Aviation Administration examination
31015
Lab 5:00-8:20 PM
MTWThF Ko
AIRFC110Alameda
Biology
**
BIOL
1A GENERAL BIOLOGY
Introduction to general biology
5 UNITS
31076
Lab 6:15-10:30 PM MTWThShultz
Lec 4:00-6:05 PM
MTWThShultz
**
HUMAN ANATOMY
Detailed study of human body structure
2
ATLAN140 Alameda
ATLAN140 Alameda
5 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: BIOL 10 or 24
31074
30509
Lab 7:00-9:05 PM MTWThBach
Lec 4:00-6:50 PM
MTWThBach
Lab 10:30-12:35 PM MTWThReiman
All summer science classes (Biology & Chemistry) will be held at the 860 Atlantic
Avenue Facility.
Lec 7:30-10:20 AM
MTWThReiman
ATLAN130 Alameda
ATLAN130 Alameda
ATLAN130 Alameda
ATLAN130 Alameda
Avenue Facility.
**
4
HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
Detailed study of human body function
5 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: CHEM 30A or 1A
30511
Lab 10:30-12:35 PM MTWThNiloufari ATLAN140 Alameda
Avenue Facility.
B106 Alameda
MTWThTaylor
INSTRUCTOR 66L
1
**
DAYS COMPUTER CONTROLS AND FUEL 4 UNITS
INJECTION
Automotive computer-control and fuel-injection systems
31014
Astronomy
biology
Aviation Maintenance
1 UNIT
Art
**
3 UNITS
Bousquet ONLINEAlameda
30473
SEC L/L HOURS 24A
ONLINEAlameda
Anthropology
1
CODE AFRAM
** 30 AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY:
3 UNITS
AFRICA TO 1865
Survey of the experience of African-Americans from their
origins to the end of the Civil War
**
D
Lec 7:30-10:20 AM
MTWThNiloufari ATLAN160 Alameda
Avenue Facility.
4 UNITS
30485
Lab 7:00-9:05 PM
Avenue Facility.
MTWThSTAFF
ATLAN134 Alameda
SUMMER 2016
business
Lab 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThSTAFF
Avenue Facility.
Lec 7:45-9:50 AM
DAYS INSTRUCTOR MTWThSTAFF
ROOM college
CODE ATLAN134 Alameda
SKILLS
skills
ATLAN134 Alameda
Avenue Facility.
Lec Majlesi
HYBRIDAlameda
Avenue Facility. online course component: please contact instructor at rmajlesi@
peralta.edu for more information.
** 31 NUTRITION
Principles of human nutrition
Majlesi
computer information systems
4 UNITS
30533
Lec Online course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more course
information.
ONLINEAlameda
Business
BUS
SEC L/L HOURS DAYS T
INSTRUCTOR Andrew
30516
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
Hybrid Course. There are mandatory on-campus meetings weekly at College of
Alameda on Tuesdays from 01:00-03:50PM (Dates TBD); Remaining work online.
Course website located at: http://eperalta.org/summer2016/
30516
Lec Hybrid Course. There are mandatory on-campus meetings weekly at College of
Alameda on Tuesdays from 01:00-03:50PM (Dates TBD); Remaining work online.
Course website located at: http://eperalta.org/summer2016/
30552
31021
**
Johnson
Hybrid course; Contact instructor at [email protected] for more information.
Johnson
HYBRIDAlameda
3 UNITS
30528
information.
ONLINEAlameda
Chemistry
CHEM
**
5 UNITS
30531
Lab 1:45-3:50 PM
Avenue Facility.
Lec 9:00-1:15 PM
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
**
1A INTRODUCTION TO SPEECH
3 UNITS
Rhetorical and argumentative analysis of significant
contemporary political and social issues
30540
Lec Online Course; A welcome letter with course information will be sent to your
Peralta email account a week before class begins. Please login to the course
website before 11:59PM on the first day of class to be counted present for attendance and begin your course work: http://eperalta.org/summer2016/
31020
Lec Online Course; A welcome letter with course information will be sent to your
Peralta email account a week before class begins. Please login to the course
website before 11:59PM on the first day of class to be counted present for attendance and begin your course work: http://eperalta.org/summer2016/
Fowler
ONLINEAlameda
ONLINEAlameda
4 UNITS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
systems
30560
Lab Online Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more
course information.
Lec Varnado
Varnado
ONLINEAlameda
ONLINEAlameda
Online Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more
course information.
**
SCIENCE
Introduction to computer science
30558
Lab Online course; please contact instructor at [email protected] for more course
information.
5
ATLAN110 Alameda
COMM
Fowler
1
ATLAN150 Alameda
Avenue Facility.
Communication
Systems
3 UNITS
Lec CIS
Lec Uy
Uy
5 UNITS
ONLINEAlameda
ONLINE Alameda
Online course; please contact instructor at [email protected] for more course
information.
40
DATABASE MANAGEMENT
4 UNITS
Design, implementation, and maintenance of databases
30542
Lab online course, contact instructor [email protected] for more information
Lec VillegasJr. ONLINEAlameda
VillegasJr. ONLINEAlameda
online course; email instructor at [email protected] for more information.
205
COMPUTER LITERACY
1 UNIT
Introduction to computers and information technology
for people with no background in nor knowledge of
computers
30489
Lab 10:45-12:20 PM M W ErdenebaatarA205Alameda
Lec 9:00-10:35 AM M W ErdenebaatarA205Alameda
SUMMER 2016          49
COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
**
30486
3 UNITS
Lec 6:00-8:05 PM MTWThCato
D204 Alameda
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWTh Brownfox CV231Alameda
30581
A231 Alameda
HYBRIDAlameda
MTWThOlive
C212 Alameda
Andrew
** 1A FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
4 UNITS
Study of purpose, theory, and specific methods of
accounting
2
ROOM college
SUMMER 2016
cooperative work experience education
Cooperative Work
COPED
450
CODE **
SEC L/L HOURS 2
1 - 3 UNITs
30563
30522
work habits and attitudes, increase educational
motivation, and develop improved human relations skills
30590
Lec Silva
Counseling
Alameda
COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA
Lec 12:00-2:05 PM MTWThSTAFF
Lec STAFF
Online Course; Please visit www.alameda.peralta.edu for more information.
A200 Alameda
ONLINEAlameda
** 57 CAREER AND LIFE PLANNING
In-depth career and life planning
3 UNITS
30591
30521
Lec 4:00-6:50 PM
TWTh STAFF
Lec STAFF
Online Course; Please visit www.alameda.peralta.edu for more information.
A200 Alameda
ONLINEAlameda
207A CAREER EXPLORATION
Career decision making
1 UNIT
31078
Lec 10:00-10:50 AM TWTh Santana
Dental Pathway Summer Bridge. This class primarily targets high school students
and recent graduates. For more information, please email Dean Char Perlas at
[email protected]
Dental Assisting
D229 Alameda
DENTL
DENTAL TERMINOLOGY
Introduction to dental terminology
30562
Lec 8:00-8:50 AM
Dental Pathway Summer Bridge Program. Course intended for interested high
school students and graduates. For more information, contact Dean Char Perlas
at [email protected].
252
TWTh Pegues
1 UNIT
A224 Alameda
OVERVIEW OF THE DENTAL ASSISTING 1 UNIT
PROFESSION
Introductory study and basic overview of the dental
assisting profession
31035
Lec 9:00-9:50 AM
Dental Pathway Summer Bridge Program. Course intended for interested high
school students and graduates. For more information, contact Dean Char Perlas
at [email protected]
TWTh Pegues
Economics
**
1
A224 Alameda
ECON
(MACRO-ECONOMICS)
31034
30491
Lec 4:00-6:50 PM
TWThGueye
Lec Bajrami
course information.
30517
Lec Online Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more
course information.
50    SUMMER 2016
DAYS INSTRUCTOR PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS
(MICRO-ECONOMICS)
3 UNITS
Bajrami
C210 Alameda
ONLINEAlameda
ROOM college
3 UNITS
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
TWThGueye
Lec Bajrami
D204 Alameda
ONLINEAlameda
course information.
COUN ** 1A COMPOSITION AND READING
31019
30538
251
english
English
** 24 COLLEGE SUCCESS
3 UNITS Identification and development of resources that facilitate college success
30457
D
ENGL
4 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: ENGL 201B or ESL 21B or ESL 52B or PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLEMEASURES ASSESSMENT PROC
Lec 5:00-7:50 PM
T Th Rubin
C209 Alameda
Hybrid Course; meets twice a week: TTH 5-7:50PM; For more information, please
contact instructor at [email protected].
30450
30449
30457
Lec 10:45-1:35 PM MTWThBlood
Lec 7:30-10:20 AM MTWThBlood
Lec Rubin
Hybrid Course; meets twice a week: TTH 5-7:50PM; For more information, please
contact instructor at [email protected].
30556
Lec Online Course. Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more course
information.
31044
Lec Online Course. Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more
course information.
**
Rubin
Jones
A202 Alameda
D205 Alameda
HYBRIDAlameda
ONLINEAlameda
ONLINEAlameda
4 UNITS
30451
Lec 7:30-9:20 AM
Hybrid Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more
information.
30451
Lec Hybrid Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more
information.
**
5
M W Jones
Jones
A202 Alameda
HYBRIDAlameda
WRITING
Development of the ability to analyze, criticize and
advocate ideas
30452
31043
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThElasigue
Lec Sabir
Online Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more information.
C208 Alameda
ONLINEAlameda
201A PREPARATION FOR COMPOSITION
4 UNITS
AND READING
Introduction to college-level reading and writing of
expository prose
PREREQUISITE: ENGL 250D/267B or 252B or 259D/269B or 292B or 292EB or placement through multiple-mea
30454
30453
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
MTWTh Ulrey
MTWThChan
CV231Alameda
A200 Alameda
ONLINEAlameda
SUMMER 2016
english as a second language
CODE history
201B PREPARATION FOR COMPOSITION AND 4 UNITS
READING
Continuation of college-level reading and writing of
expository prose
283A HIGH BEGINNING LISTENING AND 4 UNITS
SPEAKING
High beginning level listening and speaking
30456
30455
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
283B HIGH BEGINNING LISTENING AND 4 UNITS
SPEAKING
Continuation of high beginning level listening and
speaking
MTWTh Ulrey
MTWThChan
CV231Alameda
A200 Alameda
269A FOUNDATIONS IN READING AND 6 UNITS
WRITING
Foundations in reading and writing to prepare students
for success in college
30523
Lec 9:00-1:15 PM
MTWTh Vaughn
CV200Alameda
PREREQUISITE: ENGL 269A or (251A-C)
30524
Lec 9:00-1:15 PM
MTWTh Vaughn
CV200Alameda
** 52A ADVANCED READING AND WRITING
Advanced level of reading and writing
process
30576
Lec 12:00-4:15 PM
MTWThShashinda D205 Alameda
** 52B ADVANCED READING AND WRITING 6 UNITS
Continuation of advanced level of reading and writing
process.
30577
Lec 12:00-4:15 PM
MTWThShashinda D205 Alameda
205A VOCABULARY AND IDIOMS IN
CONTEXT 3
Intermediate level of vocabulary
30525
Lec 12:30-2:35 PM
MTWThPopal
3 UNITS
205B VOCABULARY AND WORD ANALYSIS 3 UNITS
IN CONTEXT 4
High intermediate/low advanced level of vocabulary and
content
30526
Lec 12:30-2:35 PM
MTWThPopal
C109 Alameda
222A INTERMEDIATE READING AND WRITING 6 UNITS
Intermediate level of reading and writing
PREREQUISITE: ESL 251B or placement through mujltiple-measures assessment process
30554
Lec 8:00-12:15 PM
MTWThPopal
C109 Alameda
222B INTERMEDIATE READING AND WRITING 6 UNITS
Continuation of intermediate level of reading and writing
30555
PREREQUISITE: ESL 222A or placement through multple-measures assessment process
Lec 8:00-12:15 PM
MTWThPopal
31038
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
C109 Alameda
MTWTh Ferrero-Castaneda CV225 Alameda
Geography
GEOG
** 1 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
3 UNITS
Basic elements of the earth’s physical systems and
processes
30492
Lec Online Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more information.
**
2
Bow
ONLINEAlameda
CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
Basic elements of cultural geography
Bow
3 UNITS
30585
Lec Online Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more information.
ONLINEAlameda
Health Professions And
HLTOC
Occupations
201
30494
30493
30493
202
C109 Alameda
MTWTh Ferrero-Castaneda CV225 Alameda
ESL 6 UNITS
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I
Study of medical terminology
Lec 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 12:45-4:00 PM
Lec 9:00-12:15 PM
T Th Dave'
M
Dave'
M
Dave'
2 UNITS
C113 Alameda
C113 Alameda
C113 Alameda
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II
Continued study of medical terminology
2 UNITS
30495
30496
30495
30496
Lec 12:30-3:20 PM
Lec 12:30-3:20 PM
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
Alameda
Alameda
Alameda
Alameda
205
MTWThDave'
W
Dave'
MTWThDave'
W
Dave'
A213
C113
A213
C113
ADVANCED MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 4 UNITS
WITH PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
Introduction to the nature of disease
30497
Lec 4:00-6:50 PM
MTWThDave'
History
**
C113 Alameda
HIST
1877
History of the United States from colonial days to Reconstruction (1877)
30470
Lec 6:00-7:50 PM
Hybrid course; Please visit www.alameda.peralta.edu for more information.
30466
30470
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThStory
Lec STAFF
Hybrid course; Please visit www.alameda.peralta.edu for more information.
T
STAFF
C105 Alameda
C105 Alameda
HYBRIDAlameda
SUMMER 2016          51
COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA
269B FOUNDATIONS IN READING AND 6 UNITS
WRITING
Continuation of ENGL 269A with further study in
reading and writing strategies to prepare students for
success in college
31037
SUMMER 2016
humanities
information.
30535
information.
**
DAYS ROOM college
CODE Loretto
ONLINEAlameda
** 58B FITNESS CENTER STRENGTH
TRAINING II - BEGINNING
Activity class
Loretto
ONLINEAlameda
COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA
information.
30527
information.
C105 Alameda
ONLINEAlameda
Loretto
ONLINEAlameda
information.
Sanceri
ONLINEAlameda
Humanities
**
1
30498
HUMAN
INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES
3 UNITS
Humanities seen through various forms of expression
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThFlowers
** 13A MYTH, SYMBOL AND FOLKLORE
Study of myths, symbols, and folklore
information.
Flowers
KINESIOLOGY
0.5 UNIT
** 58C FITNESS CENTER STRENGTH
TRAINING III - INTERMEDIATE
Activity class
M W ThompsonG105 Alameda
** 34 STEP AEROBICS
Activity class
0.5 UNIT
Lab 12:00-3:05 PM
** 58A FITNESS CENTER STRENGTH
TRAINING I - FUNDAMENTAL
Activity class
0.5 UNIT
Lab 7:00-7:50 AM
Students enrolled in one of the Fitness Center classes with a Alameda ID number
can exercise anytime during the following hours: Monday and Wednesday- 7:00
am-10:00 am, 12:00 pm-3:00 pm, Tuesday and Thursday- 12:00 pm-3:00 pm,
4:00 pm-7:00 pm. Students attend 35 hours for each half unit. All new students
will need to complete a one (1) hour orientation in room G214. After completing one orientation, a student will never be required to take another orientation. Choose one of the following dates for orientation: 06/15/15--06/17/15,
06/22/15--06/24/15, 06/30/15--7/02/15 at 12:00 pm, 2:00 pm, 5:00 pm.
Lab 7:00-7:50 AM
06/22/15--06/24/15, 06/30/15--7/02/15 at 12:00 pm, 2:00 pm, 5:00 pm.
M W BishopG214 Alameda
0.5 UNIT
30571
Lab 7:00-7:50 AM
06/22/15--06/24/15, 06/30/15--7/02/15 at 12:00 pm, 2:00 pm, 5:00 pm.
** 74A BADMINTON I - FUNDAMENTALS
Activity class
30549
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Activity class
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
0.5 UNIT
T Th Altenbach G105 Alameda
0.5 UNIT
** 74DBADMINTON IV - COMPETITIVE
Activity class
0.5 UNIT
** 80A BASKETBALL I - FUNDAMENTALS
Activity class
0.5 UNIT
30580
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lab 11:00-2:05 PM
T Th BishopG105 Alameda
** 80B BASKETBALL II - BEGINNING
Activity Class
30593
Lab 11:00-2:05 PM
30594
Lab 11:00-2:05 PM
0.5 UNIT
** 80DBASKETBALL IV - COMPETITIVE
Activity Class
Lab 11:00-2:05 PM
0.5 UNIT
** 80C BASKETBALL III - INTERMEDIATE
Activity class
30595
52    SUMMER 2016
** 58DFITNESS CENTER STRENGTH
TRAINING IV - EXPERIENCED
Activity class
30592
30548
0.5 UNIT
30547
30579
Lab 12:00-3:05 PM
31048
KIN ** 74C BADMINTON III - INTERMEDIATE
** 33 AEROBICS
Activity class
31047
ONLINEAlameda
0.5 UNIT
06/22/15--06/24/15, 06/30/15--7/02/15 at 12:00 pm, 2:00 pm, 5:00 pm.
3 UNITS
ROOM college
Lab 7:00-7:50 AM
C210 Alameda
31040
INSTRUCTOR 8B HISTORY OF LATIN-AMERICAN
3 UNITS
CIVILIZATION
History of Latin America during the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries
31039
DAYS 30546
7B HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
3 UNITS
SINCE 1865
War to the present
Lec 7:45-9:50 AM
MTWThStory
Lec Sanceri
SEC L/L HOURS kinesiology
INSTRUCTOR 30467
30468
**
D
0.5 UNIT
SUMMER 2016
learning resources
** 120AVOLLEYBALL I - FUNDAMENTALS
Activity class
30550
Lab 3:00-5:50 PM
0.5 UNIT
** 120BVOLLEYBALL II - BEGINNING
Activity class
30551
Lab 3:00-5:50 PM
0.5 UNIT
31045
Lec 5:00-9:35 PM
M W Nakahara C213 Alameda
** 150 INTRODUCTION TO KINESIOLOGY
3 UNITS
Introduction to interdisciplinary approach to the study
of human movement
31046
Lec 4:00-8:05 PM
M W STAFF
D208 Alameda
SEC L/L HOURS Lec 11:00-2:40 PM
Hybrid course; Prior to the beginning of the semester, please contact instructor
30515
30513
Lec 8:00-10:50 AM MTWThSTAFF
Lec Nemzer
Hybrid course; Prior to the beginning of the semester, please contact instructor
LRNRE
50
DAYS M
INSTRUCTOR ROOM college
Nemzer
C212 Alameda
C212 Alameda
HYBRIDAlameda
TRIGONOMETRY
30460
201
3 UNITS
A213 Alameda
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
4 UNITS
multiple-measures assessment proce
30584
30462
30461
Lec 5:00-8:35 PM
Lec 12:00-3:35 PM
Lec 8:00-11:35 AM
C109 Alameda
D206 Alameda
D222 Alameda
MTWThKuo
MTWThBui
MTWThBui
SUPERVISED TUTORING (NON-CREDIT) 0 UNITs
Supervised tutoring, either individually or in small groups,
to improve student success in college courses
30500
Lab 8:00-4:00 PM
30514
Lec 4:00-8:50 PM
Open Lab Tutoring; Open entry/open exit. Meets in the L Building from 8-4pm
Mondays through Thursdays.
Hybrid Course; Prior to the beginning of the semester, please contact instructor:
[email protected].
30536
30463
30514
Lec 1:00-4:35 PM
MTWThWu
Lec 7:00-10:35 AM MTWThNemzer
Lec Freeland
Hybrid Course; Prior to the beginning of the semester, please contact instructor:
[email protected].
MTWThNelson
LLIB1 Alameda
Library Information Studies
LIS
** 85 INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION 2 UNITS
RESOURCES
Introduction to the basic concepts and tools used in
information research
30499
Lec Online Course; On the first day of class, check your Peralta student e-mail account for a message from the instructor. For questions, contact the instructor
Mckenna
Mathematics
**
30561
Lec 12:00-3:35 PM
D229 Alameda
30578
**
MTWThKuo
3A CALCULUS I
5 UNITS
Lec 12:00-3:35 PM
MTWThBroxholm A231 Alameda
3B CALCULUS II
30458
Lec 8:00-11:35 AM
250
MTWThWylie
5 UNITS
C211 Alameda
4 UNITS
30537
30534
30459
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
Lec 12:00-2:50 PM
MTWThBeal
MTWThIvanova
MTWThSTAFF
M
4 UNITS
Freeland
C105 Alameda
A232 Alameda
D206 Alameda
HYBRIDAlameda
ARITHMETIC
3 UNITS
Refresher course in the fundamental processes of arithmetic
31079
30464
Lec 3:00-5:05 PM
MTWThHanhan
MATH
P R E C A LC U L U S W I T H A N A LY T I C 5 UNITS
GEOMETRY
**
2
ONLINEAlameda
203
253
PRE-ALGEBRA
30465
Lec 1:00-3:05 PM
9
3 UNITS
MTWThFreeland A213 Alameda
Music
**
D222 Alameda
C213 Alameda
MUSIC
INTRODUCTION TO WORLD MUSIC
3 UNITS
Understanding and appreciation of world music through
informed listening, analysis and discernment of musical
elements, form and repertoire
30519
information.
Sparks
ONLINEAlameda
** 10 MUSIC APPRECIATION
3 UNITS
Survey designed to enhance the enjoyment of music with
emphasis on listening
30529
Lec Online Course; On first day of the class, check your Peralta student e-mail account for a message from the instructor. For questions, contact the instructor
McLean
ONLINEAlameda
D206 Alameda
C211 Alameda
D222 Alameda
SUMMER 2016          53
COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA
Learning Resources
501
CODE 30513
** 134 CARE AND PREVENTION OF ATHLETIC 3 UNITS
INJURIES
Care and prevention of athletic injuries
music
SUMMER 2016
Philosophy
CODE SEC L/L HOURS DAYS INSTRUCTOR Philosophy
ROOM college
31077
Lec Online Course; Please visit www.alameda.peralta.edu for more information.
STAFF
UNITED STATES
COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA
Lec 8:30-10:35 AM MTWThLomax
Lec Brem
Online Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more information.
2
31041
Lec 6:00-8:05 PM
3 UNITS
1A INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL
PSYCHOLOGY
30503
30502
30504
Lec 12:15-2:20 PM MTWThChishty C209 Alameda
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThChishty C209 Alameda
Lec ViessCrequeONLINEAlameda
Online course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more
information.
1B INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL
PSYCHOLOGY
Continuation of PSYCH 1A
information.
D207 Alameda
31042
Lec 1:00-3:05 PM
3 UNITS
MTWThSalvatierra D207 Alameda
3 UNITS
sociology
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThLevesque D119 Alameda
Lec Sandhu
ONLINEAlameda
Online course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more
information.
5
MTWThWeiss
SOC
30553
30505
**
Lec 9:00-12:30 PM
BEGINNING CONVERSATIONAL
SPANISH
Introduction to conversational Spanish
FarleyGillispie ONLINEAlameda
Sociology
1
30A
3 UNITS
30520
**
SPAN
MTWTh Hurtado-OrtizC208 Alameda
**
ROOM college
COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT
3 UNITS
Comparative analysis in government and politics
PSYCH
**
INSTRUCTOR D237 Alameda
ONLINEAlameda
Psychology
DAYS 1A ELEMENTARY SPANISH
5 UNITS
30507
POSCI
30501
30543
**
**
ONLINEAlameda
Political Science
1
SEC L/L HOURS PHIL Spanish
** 10 LOGIC
3 UNITS
**
CODE spanish
MINORITY GROUPS
3 UNITS
Analysis of racial, religious, and ethnic minority groups
30506
information.
54    SUMMER 2016
Sandhu
ONLINEAlameda
Course Listings
SUMMER
2016
Enroll On-line
Now
www.peralta.edu
PLEASE NOTE:
SUMMER 2016
african-american studies
**
1
D
AFRAM
CODE **
SEC L/L HOURS 4
art
DAYS INSTRUCTOR INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN
3 UNITS
AMERICAN STUDIES
Overview of the field of African Amerian Studies
30757
Lec Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]
** 20 BEGINNING DRAWING AND
COMPOSITION
Freehand drawing with various media
Brown
ONLINELaney
** 12 PSYCHOLOGY OF
3 UNITS
AFRICAN-AMERICANS
Principles of psychology as they relate to the AfricanAmerican community
30808
Lec 10:00-12:50 PM TWTh Mcknight B264
Laney
3 UNITS
1865 TO 1945
Survey of the experience of African-Americans in the
United States from 1865 to 1945
30598
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
TWTh Martinez
E255
Anthropology
**
1
30758
**
Laney
ANTHR
ANTHROPOLOGY
Lec 11:30-1:35 PM
MTWThMargold
A233
LABORATORY
3 UNITS
Laney
1 UNIT
LANEY COLLEGE
30867
Lab 2:00-5:50 PM
**
I N T RO D U C T I O N TO S O C I A L A N D 3 UNITS
Cross-cultural analysis of social and cultural factors of
human behavior in the recent past and present
3
MTW Margold
A271
Laney
30769
30821
Lec Moore
Online course. Email instructor: [email protected] for more information.
**
7
E207
Laney
ONLINELaney
MAGIC, RELIGION AND WITCHCRAFT 3 UNITS
Comparative study of religion, magic, and supernatural
beliefs and practices
30891
Lec Online course. Contact instructor at [email protected]
Smithson
ONLINELaney
Architecture
ARCH
104A BEGINNING COMPUTER AIDED
3 UNITS
DRAFTING (CAD)
Basic computer drafting skills using current software
30939
Lab 6:30-9:20 PM
Lec 5:00-6:15 PM
MTWThTumlin
G240
MTWThTumlinG240
Art
**
1
30920
Laney
Laney
ART
3 UNITS
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
56    SUMMER 2016
M WTh Kanyusik A140
30828
30989
30987
ROOM college
HISTORY OF MODERN ART
3 UNITS
(1800 TO PRESENT)
Major visual art forms and movements of the nineteenth
and twentieth centuries
Lec 8:55-11:00 AM
Lab 1:45-4:35 PM
Lec 1:00-1:45 PM
Lab 9:45-12:35 PM
Lec 9:00-9:45 AM
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThWarren
MTWTh
MTWThWarren
MTWTh
AC110
Laney
3 UNITS
AC125
AC125
AC125
AC125
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
** 21 CONTINUING DRAWING
2 UNITS
AND COMPOSITION
Special problems of composition and drawing techniques
in relation to drawing as a fine art
30907
30600
Lab 1:45-3:50 PM
Lec 1:00-1:45 PM
Lab 9:45-11:50 AM
Lec 9:00-9:45 AM
MTWThWarren
MTWTh
MTWThWarren
MTWTh
AC125
AC125
AC125
AC125
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
** 22 INTERMEDIATE DRAWING
3 UNITS
AND COMPOSITION
Exploration of artistic concepts, styles, and creative expression related to intermediate-level drawing, complex
subject matter and concepts using a variety of drawing
mediums, techniques, and methodologies
30909
30602
Lab 1:45-4:35 PM
Lec 1:00-1:45 PM
Lab 10:15-1:05 PM
Lec 9:00-10:15 AM
MTWThWarren
MTWTh
MTWThWarren
MTWTh
AC125
AC125
AC125
AC125
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
** 23 ADVANCED DRAWING
3 UNITS
AND COMPOSITION
Advanced drawing techniques applied to selected subjects
and goals
30911
30604
Lab 1:45-4:35 PM
Lec 1:00-1:45 PM
Lab 10:30-1:20 PM
Lec 9:00-10:15 AM
MTWThWarren
MTWTh
MTWThWarren
MTWTh
AC125
AC125
AC125
AC125
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
** 24 SPECIAL PROJECTS: DRAWING
2 UNITS
Independent exploration and experimentation in special
areas of drawing
30913
30830
Lab 1:45-3:50 PM
Lec 1:00-1:45 PM
Lab 10:00-12:05 PM
Lec 9:00-9:45 AM
MTWThWarren
MTWTh
MTWThWarren
MTWTh
AC125
AC125
AC125
AC125
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
** 50 BEGINNING PAINTING
3 UNITS
Emphasis on the basic techniques of oil or acrylic painting
31097
Lab 11:30-2:20 PM MTWThVaughan AC120
Lec 10:00-11:15 AM MTWTh
AC120
Laney
Laney
Laney
SUMMER 2016
asian and asian-american studies
** 51 CONTINUING PAINTING
30606
2 UNITS
AC120
** 52 INTERMEDIATE PAINTING
30832
3 UNITS
AC120
** 53 ADVANCED PAINTING
30608
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
3 UNITS
AC120
Laney
Laney
** 54 SPECIAL PROJECTS: PAINTING
2 UNITS
Continued study and skill development with oil and
acrylics
30693
AC120
** 80 BEGINNING CERAMICS
Introduction to ceramics
30958
30610
Lab 3:00-5:50 PM
Lec 2:00-2:50 PM
Lab 10:00-12:50 PM
Lec 9:00-9:50 AM
MTW Israel
MTW
MTW Israel
MTW
2 UNITS
AC135
AC135
AC135
AC135
** 81 CONTINUING CERAMICS
30960
30612
Lab 3:00-5:50 PM
Lec 2:00-2:50 PM
Lab 10:00-12:50 PM
Lec 9:00-9:50 AM
MTW Israel
MTW
MTW Israel
MTW
AC135
AC135
AC135
AC135
MTW Israel
MTW
MTW Israel
MTW
3 UNITS
AC135
AC135
AC135
AC135
** 83 ADVANCED CERAMICS
30964
30836
Lab 4:00-6:50 PM
Lec 2:00-3:50 PM
Lab 11:00-1:50 PM
Lec 9:00-10:50 AM
MTW Israel
MTW
MTW Israel
MTW
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
3 UNITS
AC135
AC135
AC135
AC135
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
** 84 SPECIAL PROJECTS: CERAMICS
2 UNITS
Exploration and experimentation in special areas of
ceramics
30966
30695
Lab 3:00-5:50 PM
Lec 2:00-2:50 PM
Lab 10:00-12:50 PM
Lec 9:00-9:50 AM
MTW Israel
MTW
MTW Israel
MTW
AC135
AC135
AC135
AC135
** 100 BEGINNING PRINTMAKING
Combinations of printmaking processes
30614
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 5:30-6:45 PM
MTWTh Chavez
MTWTh
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
3 UNITS
AC100
AC100
Laney
Laney
SEC L/L HOURS DAYS INSTRUCTOR ** 101 CONTINUING PRINTMAKING
30616
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 5:30-6:45 PM
3 UNITS
MTWTh Chavez
MTWTh
** 102 INTERMEDIATE PRINTMAKING
30618
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 5:30-6:45 PM
30620
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 5:30-6:45 PM
AC100
AC100
Laney
Laney
3 UNITS
MTWTh Chavez
MTWTh
** 103 ADVANCED PRINTMAKING
ROOM college
AC100
AC100
Laney
Laney
3 UNITS
MTWTh Chavez
MTWTh
AC100
AC100
Asian And Asian-American
Studies
Laney
Laney
ASAME
** 30 ASIANS AND ASIAN-AMERICANS
3 UNITS
THROUGH FILMS
Culture and societies of Asia and the Asian Diaspora, with
particular emphasis on Asian-American documentary and
dramatic films
30771
30733
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM TWTh Fischer
Lec 10:00-12:50 PM TWTh Almario
A266
E211
Laney
Laney
Astronomy
ASTR
** 10 DESCRIPTIVE ASTRONOMY
Survey of astronomy at a descriptive level
31129
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
3 UNITS
MTWThFittingoff A273
Athletics
Laney
ATHL
** 18 FOOTBALL PHYSIOLOGICAL AND
3 UNITS
TEAM DEVELOPMENT
Fundamental of Intercollegiate competition
30866
Lab 1:00-4:50 PM MTWThFS
Lab 10:00-11:50 AMMTWThFS
Lec 9:00-9:50 AM MTWThFS
Ramos
Beam
Haagenson
Haagenson
Ramos
Beam
Ramos
Haagenson
Beam
FIELD2
FIELD2
FIELD2
FH126
FH126
FH126
D107
D107
D107
** 53 Intercollegiate Water Polo Team
Pre-Season Preparation
Activity class
31132
72
Lab 5:00-6:15 PM
MTWTh
Flynn POOL1
Volleyball Strategy and Theories
Fundamentals of Intercollegiate Volleyball
31133
Lec 4:00-5:50 PM
M W
SanfordGYM
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
1 UNIT
Laney
1 UNIT
Laney
** 73 VOLLEYBALL TEAM PRE-SEASON
0.5 UNIT
PREPARATION
Intercollegiate Volleyball Team Pre-season training. The
course includes fundamentals of intercollegiate
competition
30880
Lab 6:30-9:20 PM
M W Sanford
GYM
Laney
SUMMER 2016          57
LANEY COLLEGE
Lab 4:00-6:50 PM
Lec 2:00-3:50 PM
Lab 11:00-1:50 PM
Lec 9:00-10:50 AM
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
2 UNITS
** 82 INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS
30962
30834
Laney
Laney
CODE Athletics
SUMMER 2016
biology
Biology
BIOL
30624
30622
Lab 6:00-8:05 PM
Lec 3:30-5:35 PM
Lec 1:00-3:05 PM
Lab 10:00-12:05 PM
B202
B210
B210
B202
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThDavis
MTWThDavis
4 UNITS
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
** 24 BASIC HUMAN ANATOMY
4 UNITS
AND PHYSIOLOGY
Fundamentals of the structure and function of the human
body from an organ system perspective
30627
30626
Lab 1:00-3:05 PM
MTWThBanerjee B207
Lec 10:45-12:50 PM MTWThBanerjee B210
Lab 8:30-10:35 AM MTWThBanerjee B207
** 28 HUMAN NUTRITION
Principles of nutritional science
Laney
Laney
Laney
30773
Polos
ONLINELaney
Nagami
ONLINELaney
** 75 FUNDAMENTALS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY 2 UNITS
Fundamentals in biotechnology laboratory techniques
Lab 9:00-11:50 AM
Lec 8:00-8:50 AM
M WTh Nagami A237
M WTh Nagami A237
Business
**
Laney
Laney
BUS
1A FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
4 UNITS
Study of purpose, theory, and specific methods of accounting
LANEY COLLEGE
30628
30629
Lec Beavers
Online class. Students must visit instructor's website: www.laney.edu/wp/
anna-beavers/ to download class information. Register students must check
their Peralta email to receive class info from instructor.
30774
Lec Online class. Students must visit instructor's website: www.laney.edu/wp/
their Peralta email to receive class info from instructor.
**
CODE Beavers
F202
Laney
ONLINELaney
ONLINELaney
1B MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING
4 UNITS
Uses of accounting data for planning, controlling and
decision making
SEC L/L HOURS business
DAYS INSTRUCTOR ** 10 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
30971
30633
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
TWTh Southall
TWTh Southall
ROOM college
3 UNITS
F204
F204
Laney
Laney
43BA INTRO TO MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR 2 UNITS
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
Introduction to spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel
Windows version on the PC with emphasis on business
applications
30951
Lab 3:00-4:50 PM
Contract Ed. Program
Lec 1:00-2:50 PM
T Th Jackson
F252
Laney
T Th Jackson
F252
Laney
31089
Lab Online course: Contact instructor at [email protected]
Erdenebaatar ONLINELaney
Lec 54
SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Functions and objectives of an executive
30973
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
3 UNITS
30763
30810
D
75
Erdenebaatar ONLINELaney
TWTh Southall
F204
3 UNITS
Laney
SALESMANSHIP
3 UNITS
Principles and practical application of techniques involved
in selling services, commodities or ideas
30740
Lec Online course. Instructor TBA
219
30723
30975
STAFF
ONLINELaney
COMPUTER LITERACY
1 UNIT
computers
Lab 10:10-11:15 AM
Lec 1:00-2:05 PM
Lab 2:15-3:20 AM
Lec 9:00-10:05 AM
T Th
T Th
T Th
T Th
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
F252
F252
F252
F252
230D BEGINNING KEYBOARDING
(SELF-PACED)
Introduction to the computer keyboard
30725
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
1 UNIT
Lab Erdenebaatar ONLINELaney
Lec ONLINELaney
Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]
239
QUICKBOOKS PRO
1.5 UNITS
Introduction to QuickBooks business accounting software
PREREQUISITE: BUS 1A
30630
30631
Lec 12:00-2:50 PM MTWThCrossman F202
Laney
Lec Beavers
ONLINELaney
30761
Online class. Students must visit instructor's website: www.laney.edu/wp/
their peralta email to receive class info from instructor.
456C OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN
1 - 4 UNITs
BANKING AND FINANCE
Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a productive, responsible individual and to extend
learning in a chosen occupational field
**
2
M W Crossman F253
M W
F253
Laney
Laney
30632
Lec Online course. Contact instructor [email protected]
30717
Lec Glosson
COST ACCOUNTING
3 UNITS
Manufacturing accounting theory and problems
For information, visit: www.laney.edu/wp/coped, email instructor at kglosson@
peralta.edu
4
Chi
3 UNITS
Lab 7:30-9:35 PM
Lec 6:00-7:15 PM
ONLINELaney
PR: BUS 1B
31090
Lec Online course. Contact instructor [email protected]
58    SUMMER 2016
Chi
Laney
ONLINELaney
SUMMER 2016
carpentry
456D OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN
1 - 4 UNITs
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
30970
Lec Glosson
peralta.edu
456I
Laney
OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE
1 - 4 UNITs
IN MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION
30718
Lec Glosson
peralta.edu
Laney
456J OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE
1 - 4 UNITs
IN MARKETING AND SALES
30719
Lec Glosson
peralta.edu
Laney
456Q OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE/
1 - 4 UNITs
ADMININSTATIVE OFFICE SYSTEMS/
APPLICATIONS
Lec For information, visit www.laney.edu/wp/coped, wmail instructor at fjackson@
peralta.edu
Jackson
Laney
Carpentry
200
CARP
SPECIAL PROJECTS LABORATORY 1 - 4 UNITs
Open laboratory for upgrading of specific carpentry skills
and for selected carpentry projects
30744
Lab 9:30-1:20 PM
211
MTWThWolpeG160
ELEMENTS OF CONSTRUCTION
Various elements of construction
30746
Lab 9:30-1:20 PM
Lec 8:00-9:15 AM
Laney
3.5 UNITS
MTWThCorreiaG160
MTWThG160
Laney
Laney
221
ADVANCED ELEMENTS
3.5 UNITS
OF CONSTRUCTION
Installation and fabrication of interior and exterior
finishes
30748
255
Lab 9:30-1:20 PM
Lec 8:00-9:15 AM
MTWThWolpeG160
MTWThWolpeG160
Laney
Laney
SURVEY COURSE FOR THE
0.5 UNIT
SKILLED TRADES
Introduction to the skilled trades Carpentry
31122
Lab 12:30-4:45 PM
Lab 9:00-11:50 AM
MTWThShurtzG160
MTWThShurtzG150
Chemistry
CHEM
**
5 UNITS
30696
30635
Lab 3:30-5:35 PM
Lab 8:30-10:35 AM
Lec 11:00-3:15 PM
**
A236
A236
D200
MTWThGuha
MTWThReyes
MTWTh
1B GENERAL CHEMISTRY
30813
30812
Lab 3:30-5:35 PM
Lab 8:30-10:35 AM
Lec 11:00-3:15 PM
Laney
Laney
Laney
5 UNITS
A235
Laney
A235
Laney
FORUM Laney
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
30697
30637
Lab 5:00-7:05 PM
Lab 12:30-2:35 PM
Lec 2:45-4:50 PM
A237
A237
A266
MTWThTou
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
Chinese
**
1
30903
30638
CHIN
ELEMENTARY CHINESE (MANDARIN)
Introduction to elementary Chinese
Lec 1:00-4:50 PM
Lec 9:00-12:50 PM
5 UNITS
A239
A239
MTWThYu
MTWThSTAFF
Communication
**
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
COMM
1A INTRODUCTION TO SPEECH
3 UNITS
Rhetorical and argumentative analysis of significant
contemporary political and social issues
30642
30641
Lec 1:00-3:05 PM
Lec 7:45-9:50 AM
D107
D107
MTWThBrewer
MTWThBrewer
30846
30643
Laney
Laney
3 UNITS
Lec 4:30-6:35 PM
MTWThJackson
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThBrewer
D107
F205
Laney
Laney
CIS
Systems
**
1
4 UNITS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
systems
30640
30845
Lab 10:15-12:20 PM MTWThCollinsG272
Laney
Lec 8:00-10:05 AM MTWThG272
Laney
Lab Bridges
ONLINELaney
Lec Bridges
ONLINELaney
Online course. Contact instructor at [email protected].
Laney
Laney
SUMMER 2016          59
LANEY COLLEGE
30969
CODE computer information systems
SUMMER 2016
Construction Management
CODE **
SEC L/L HOURS 5
SCIENCE
30955
Lab 10:45-12:50 PM MTWThWilliamsG274
Lec 7:45-10:35 AM MTWThWilliamsG274
5 UNITS
Laney
Laney
HS Students - Summer Program
**
6
30815
PROGRAMMING
Introduction to computer programming
Lab 7:25-9:30 PM
Lec 4:30-7:20 PM
5 UNITS
MTWThNguyen G272
MTWThNguyenG272
Laney
Laney
** 36A JAVA PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE I
4 UNITS
Introduction to object-oriented program design
30824
Lab 10:15-12:20 PM MTWThSTAFFG270
Lec 8:00-10:05 AM MTWThG270
Laney
Laney
** 36B JAVA PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE II
4 UNITS
Object-oriented program design using the Java
programming language
PREREQUISITE: CIS 36A
30905
Lab 3:15-5:20 PM
Lec 1:00-3:05 PM
MTWThWilliamsG274
MTWThG274
Construction Management
10
31117
32
LANEY COLLEGE
31118
Laney
Laney
CONMT
INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION 3 UNITS
PRACTICES
Analysis of trades and their roles in construction practices
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
MTW STAFF
A233
Laney
M AT E R I A L S A N D M E T H O D S O F 3 UNITS
CONSTRUCTION
Applications and maintenance of construction materials
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
MTW McElvane A273
Cooperative Work
Laney
COPED
450
30698
1 - 3 UNITs
work habits and attitudes, increase educational motivation, and develop improved human relations skills
Lec Southall
Laney
458A OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE
1-4 UNITs
IN COSMETOLOGY
Supervised employment providing opportunities to
become a productive, responsible individual and to extend
30699
Lec For information, call 464-3289. Email: [email protected]. For additional info,
visit: laney.peralta.edu/coped/
Curry
Laney
CODE SEC L/L HOURS culinary arts
472C OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN
1 - 4 UNITs
CULINARY ARTS/COOKING
Supervised employment providing opportunities to
become a productive, responsible individual and to extend
30741
Lec For information, call 464-3407. Email: [email protected] For additional info,
visit: www.laney.edu/wp/coped/
Raji
Cosmetology
200
Laney
COSM
SPECIAL PROJECTS LABORATORY
2 UNITS
Laboratory experience in all phases of Cosmetology
30645
Lab 5:00-9:35 PM
(Open Entry/Open Exit)
30644
Lab 9:00-11:50 AM
Lab 12:30-3:20 PM
B100
Laney
MTWThSchontges B100
MTWThSchontges B100
Laney
Laney
MTWThCurry
(Open Entry/Open Exit)
245
INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY
2 UNITS
Selected topics of interest to prospective Cosmetology
students
30841
Lec 1:00-2:50 PM
MTW Chavez
B100
Counseling
Laney
COUN
3 UNITS
Identification and development of resources that facilitate
college success
30646
30934
Lec STAFF
A120
Laney
ONLINELaney
Culinary Arts
33
CULIN
MANAGING FOOD SANITATION
2 UNITS
Advanced theory and principles of food sanitation
PREREQUISITE: CULIN 223, 224, 225, 226, 227
COREQUISITE: CULIN 31, 53, 232
31126
Lec 2:00-3:50 PM
203
MTW Martin
E103
Laney
INTRODUCTION TO BAKING
4 UNITS
Fundamental theories, techniques, processes and methods
in baking and pastry production
30731
Lab 12:30-2:20 PM
Lab 9:30-11:45 AM
Lec 8:00-9:15 AM
214
31127
215
30716
216
30779
60    SUMMER 2016
D
E118
E118
E118
Laney
Laney
Laney
HOSPITALITY CAREERS AND SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT
Introduction to the hospitality industry
1 UNIT
MTWThRaji
MTWThRaji
MTWTh
Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MTW Martin
E103
CULINARY MATH FUNDAMENTALS
Culinary math fundamentals
Lec 10:00-10:50 AM MTW Miller
E103
Laney
1 UNIT
Laney
INTRODUCTION TO FOOD SCIENCE 1 UNIT
AND NUTRITION
Theory and application of chemistry and physics to the
storage, processing, preparation and cooking of food
Lec 2:00-2:50 PM
MTW Blue
E103
Laney
SUMMER 2016
dance
30762
218
31128
219
RECIPE, FORMULA, AND FOOD COSTS 1 UNIT
Development and standardization of food production
Lec 1:00-1:50 PM
MTW Martin
E103
Laney
30732
Lec 3:00-3:50 PM
MTW Blue
E103
HOW TO OPEN A BAKING BUSINESS
Preparation for opening a bakery business
30894
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
234
MT
Lew
Laney
2 UNITS
E105
Laney
Introduction to Cooking
Techniques
Food preparation of and terminology
30893 Lab 12:30-3:45 PM
Lab 9:00-11:50 AM
Lab 8:00-11:50 AM
Lec 8:00-8:50 AM
MTWThJackson
MTW Jackson
Th
Jackson
MTW
Dance
4 UNITS
SCCAFE
SCCAFE
SCCAFE
SCCAFE
Lab 12:15-2:20 PM
Lab 5:00-7:05 PM
Lab 7:15-9:30 PM
203
31125
Lab 1:00-2:15 PM
MTWThHashemi A191B
Lab 11:00-11:50 AM MTWThHashemi A191B
Lec 9:00-10:50 AM MTWThHashemi A191B
H.S. Student Enrollment only
D100
Laney
MTWThSTAFF
D100
Laney
MTWThSTAFF
D100
Laney
MTWThSTAFF
D100
Laney
Lab 7:15-9:30 PM
MTWThSTAFF
Economics
**
1
(MACRO-ECONOMICS)
30647
30648
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM TWTh Simon
Lec Simon
D100
Laney
Lec 3:00-5:35 PM
M W Hashemi
A191B
F203
Laney
ONLINELaney
Laney
ENGL
4 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: ENGL 201B or ESL 21B or ESL 52B or PLACEMENT THROUGH
MULTIPLE-MEASURES ASSESSMENT PROCESS
30650
30714
30802
30753
30932
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
M W STAFF
Lec STAFF
Lec STAFF
Online course: Instructor TBA: @peralta.edu
30945
Lec B265
Laney
B257
Laney
B256
Laney
B257
Laney
HYBRIDLaney
ONLINELaney
STAFF
ONLINELaney
Online course: Instructor TBA: @peralta.edu
4 UNITS
30651
Lec 10:00-12:50 PM MTWThNewton
F201
Laney
WRITING
30652
30803
ECON ** 10A CREATIVE WRITING
3 UNITS
Laney
Laney
Laney
CAL-OSHA 30-HOUR CONSTRUCTION 2 UNITS
INDUSTRY TRAINING
CAL-OSHA 30-hour training
DANCE English
MTWThSTAFF
E/ET
BASIC ELECTRICITY
3 UNITS
Introduction to basic concepts of electricity
** 78 WEST AFRICAN DANCE III
1 UNIT
Intense study of the skills and techniques of traditional ** 5
West African dance forms from Senegal and Guinea
30978 Lab 7:15-9:30 PM MTWThSTAFF
D100
Laney ** 79 WEST AFRICAN DANCE IV
1 UNIT
Intense study of the skills and techniques of traditional 30653
West African dance forms from Mali and Liberia
30979
F203
Laney
ONLINELaney
E l e c t r i c i t y/E l e c t ro n i c s
Technology
** 77 WEST AFRICAN DANCE II
1 UNIT Intense study of the skills and techniques of traditional **
West African dance forms
30977
31091
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
MTW Kaplan
B257
B265
B253
Laney
Laney
Laney
3 UNITS
B264
Laney
** 10B CREATIVE WRITING
3 UNITS
31092
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
MTW Kaplan
B264
Laney
SUMMER 2016          61
LANEY COLLEGE
Lab 7:15-9:30 PM
ROOM college
3 UNITS
Laney
223
Laney
Laney
Laney
30826
** 76 WEST AFRICAN DANCE I
1 UNIT
Study of the skills and techniques of traditional West
African dance forms
30976
INSTRUCTOR 30755
** 68 MODERN DANCE I
1 UNIT
30753
Study and development of beginning skills and techniques
30917
DAYS PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS
(MICRO-ECONOMICS)
Lec 12:00-2:50 PM TWTh Simon
Lec Simon
** 64 JAZZ DANCE I
1 UNIT **
Study and development of the skills and techniques of jazz dance
30868
SEC L/L HOURS 2
Lec 11:00-11:50 AM MTW Miller
E103
Laney
INGREDIENTS AND EQUIPMENT
1 UNIT Introduction to the tools and products of food production 30649
INTRODUCTION TO SANITATION
1 UNIT
Introduction to food sanitation in the hospitality industry
233
CODE **
english
SUMMER 2016
english
CODE D
201A PREPARATION FOR COMPOSITION AND 4 UNITS
READING
expository prose
PREREQUISITE: ENGL 250D/267B or 252B or 259D/269B or 292B or 292EB or placement through multiple-meaSURE
30655
30654
30804
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
MTWThSTAFF
B253
B256
B252
Laney
Laney
Laney
CODE SEC L/L HOURS english as a second language
216B HIGH INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR
4 UNITS
Continuation of high intermediate level of English
grammar
30786
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
MTWThLam
E204
217A ADVANCED GRAMMAR
Advanced level of English grammar
Laney
4 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: ESL 202B or placement through multiple-measures assessment process
30782
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
201B PREPARATION FOR COMPOSITION AND 4 UNITS
READING
expository prose
30657
30656
30805
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
MTWThSTAFF
30787
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
B253
B256
B252
Laney
Laney
Laney
210A CREATIVE WRITING
210B CREATIVE WRITING
3 UNITS
31093
31094
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
MTW Kaplan
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
MTW Kaplan
3 UNITS
B264
B264
267A BASIC WRITING
Review of writing skills
30658
Lec 1:00-3:05 PM
Laney
Laney
1 - 3 UNITs
B265
MTWThSTAFF
Laney
267B BASIC WRITING
1 - 3 UNITs
Continuation of ENGL 267A with further review of
writing skills
PREREQUISITE: ENGL 267A or (250A-C)
30659
Lec 1:00-3:05 PM
B265
MTWThSTAFF
Laney
LANEY COLLEGE
205A VOCABULARY AND IDIOMS
IN CONTEXT 3
Intermediate level of vocabulary
31136
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
ESL
3 UNITS
MTW Todd
Laney
Laney
MTWThLoughmanE256
217B ADVANCED GRAMMAR
4 UNITS
Continuation of advanced level of English grammar
Laney
MTWThLoughmanE256
232A INTERMEDIATE LISTENING AND
SPEAKING
Intermediate level listening and speaking
4 UNITS
30849
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
MTWThIkeda
B252
Laney
232B INTERMEDIATE LISTENING AND
4 UNITS
SPEAKING
Continuation of intermediate level listening and speaking
30850
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
MTWThIkeda
B252
Laney
256A SPELLING 1: SPELLING AND PHONICS 5 UNITS
Study of the spelling of American English
30784
Lec 8:30-12:05 PM
MTWThWeissman E201A
Laney
283A HIGH BEGINNING LISTENING AND 4 UNITS
SPEAKING
High beginning level listening and speaking
30820
30817
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
MTWTh LachenmeierAC112 Laney
MTWThBoardman A120
Laney
283B HIGH BEGINNING LISTENING AND 4 UNITS
SPEAKING
Continuation of high beginning level listening and
speaking
30780
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
30819
30818
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
215A INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR
Intermediate level of English grammar
4 UNITS
E202A
MTWThRoost
Laney
215B INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR
4 UNITS
Continuation of intermediate level of English grammar
30785
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
E202A
MTWThRoost
Laney
216A HIGH INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR
4 UNITS
High intermediate level of English grammar
30781
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
62    SUMMER 2016
E204
MTWThLam
Laney
284A HIGH BEGINNING GRAMMAR
High beginning level of English grammar
30783
MTWTh LachenmeierAC112 Laney
MTWThBoardman A120
Laney
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
MTWThRatnam
E255
4 UNITS
Laney
284B HIGH BEGINNING GRAMMAR
4 UNITS
Continuation of high beginning level of English grammar
30788
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
MTWThRatnam
E255
Laney
SUMMER 2016
environmental control technology
E n v i r o n m e n ta l Co n t r o l
Technology
1
ECT
PHYSICS FOR BUILDING SCIENCE
4 UNITS
Principles of physics relevant to environmental control
technologies
30743
Lab 12:30-3:05 PM
Lec 9:00-11:35 AM
MTWThHartshorn B153
MTWTh
B153
Ethnic Studies
Laney
Laney
ETHST
**
Lec Online course. Contact instructor at TBA
**
3
31080
ONLINELaney
Race, Gender and Sports
3 UNITS
Influence of racial and ethnic groups in sports in the
United States
Lec 9:30-12:20 PM
TWTh Chung
B130
French
**
FREN
1A ELEMENTARY FRENCH
5 UNITS
Study and practice in speaking, understanding, reading
and writing French
31103
Lec 9:00-12:35 PM
MTWThSTAFF
A140
Geography
**
1
Laney
MTWThSmith
FH209B Laney
**
HIST
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
TWTh STAFF
F205
Laney
7B HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES SINCE 3 UNITS
1865
War to the present
30661
31086
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
TWTh STAFF
Lec Bolick
F205
Laney
ONLINELaney
Online course: Contract instructor pbolick2peralta.edu
** 19 HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA
3 UNITS
California’s multi-ethnic history from the pre-Spanish
period to the present
31087
Lec Online course: Contact instructor at [email protected]
Bolick
ONLINELaney
Humanities
HUMAN
** 30A HUMAN VALUES/ETHICS
3 UNITS
Analysis of concepts of good and right in our society and
of criteria of conduct
GEOG PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
3 UNITS
Basic elements of the earth’s physical systems and processes
Lec 9:00-11:05 AM
Lec 9:00-11:15 AM
MTWThSchwartz A266
Laney
1L PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LABORATORY 1 UNIT
Practical application of basic concepts and principles of
physical geography
PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: GEOG 1
30764
Lab 11:30-1:35 PM
MTWThForman
A271
Graphic Arts
Laney
GRART
30825
Sabzevary ONLINELaney
** 30B HUMAN VALUES/AESTHETICS
3 UNITS
Analysis of the nature of the beautiful as expressed in
visual arts, music, and literature of Western and other
cultures
31114
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
MTW STAFF
E255B
Laney
** 31A ARTS AND IDEAS OF WESTERN CULTURE 3 UNITS
History of ideas from ancient Greece to the Renaissance
30943
Lec Collom
ONLINELaney
3 UNITS
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP BASICS
3.5 UNITS ** 40 RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD
Comparative study of the world’s great religions
Introduction to imaging software utilized in the graphic 30768 Lec 6:00-8:50 PM MTW Sabzevary G266
Laney
arts for photo and tonal manipulations
31146
Lab 10:30-12:20 PM MTW Jay
Lec 8:30-10:20 AM MTW
36
A152
A152
Health Education
**
1
Laney
Laney
Japanese
**
HLTED EXPLORING HEALTH ISSUES
3 UNITS
Examination of current problems related to individual
and community health
30882
30770
Lec 9:00-11:15 AM MTWThCisneros
Lec Ramos
Online course. Contact instructor: [email protected]
30881
Lec Stretch
A233
Laney
ONLINELaney
ONLINELaney
Online course. Contact instructor: [email protected]
30944
Lec Haagenson
JAPAN
1A ELEMENTARY JAPANESE
5 UNITS
Study of practical vocabulary, grammar, sentence patterns, and aural-oral skills in Japanese
30759
50A
Lec 9:00-12:50 PM
MTWThPiett
E201B
CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE AND
CULTURE
Speaking of simple modern Japanese
30765
Lec 2:00-4:15 PM
MTWTh Uchima-DecenaE201B
Laney
3 UNITS
Laney
ONLINELaney
SUMMER 2016          63
LANEY COLLEGE
30660
**
Laney
ROOM college
1877
30827
STAFF
INSTRUCTOR History
31085
1
DAYS ** 14 FIRST AID AND CPR
3 UNITS
Theory and detailed demonstration of the first aid care
of the injured
INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES 3 UNITS
Survey of the American experience of ethnic and racial
relations
**
japanese
SUMMER 2016
kinesiology
KINESIOLOGY
**
**
0.5 UNIT
Lab 5:15-6:30 PM
MTWThHernandezPOOL2 Laney
Lab 1:00-2:15 PM
MTWThBenjamin POOL2 Laney
Lab 10:30-11:45 AM MTWThBordelon POOL2 Laney
1C SWIMMING III - INTERMEDIATE
Activity Class
30855
**
KIN
1A SWIMMING I - FUNDAMENTALS
Activity Class
30854
30853
30852
0.5 UNIT
Lab 10:30-11:45 AM MTWThBenjamin POOL1 Laney
1D SWIMMING IV - COMPETITIVE
Activity Class
0.5 UNIT
30856
Lab 10:30-11:45 AM MTWThBenjamin POOL1 Laney
**
LAP SWIMMING
Activity class
2
30857
Lab 6:15-7:30 PM
0.5 UNIT
MTWTh HernandezPOOL1
** 51A YOGA I - FUNDAMENTALS
Activity class
30859
Lab 5:00-7:50 PM
Lab 12:00-1:15 PM
LANEY COLLEGE
Lab 2:00-3:15 PM
Laney
MTWThBordelonGYM
0.5 UNIT
Laney
MTWThBordelonGYM
Activity Class
30879
Laney
0.5 UNIT
** 74C BADMINTON III - INTERMEDIATE
Activity class
30864
0.5 UNIT
MTWThSTAFFGYM
** 89A FOOTBALL - OFFENSIVE I FUNDAMENTALS
Activity class
30872
Lab 7:30-8:45 PM
Lab 7:30-8:45 PM
Lec 6:00-7:15 PM
Lec 6:00-7:15 PM
M W
M W
M W
M W
Lab 7:30-8:45 PM
Lec 6:00-7:15 PM
Beam
FIELD2
HaagensonFIELD2
Beam
FIELD2
HaagensonFIELD2
T Th White
FIELD2
T Th Bordelon FIELD2
** 90A FOOTBALL - DEFENSIVE I FUNDAMENTALS
Activity class
30876
30876
Lab 7:30-8:45 PM
Lab 7:30-8:45 PM
Lec 6:00-7:15 PM
Lec 6:00-7:15 PM
64    SUMMER 2016
T Th
T Th
T Th
T Th
Laney
1 UNIT
** 89B FOOTBALL - OFFENSIVE II - BEGINNING
Activity class
30874
30878
30878
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
1 UNIT
Laney
Laney
1 UNIT
Beam
Ramos
Ramos
Beam
FIELD2
FIELD2
FIELD2
FIELD2
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
Lab 7:30-8:45 PM
Lab 7:30-8:45 PM
Lec 6:00-7:15 PM
Lec 6:00-7:15 PM
M W
M W
M W
M W
1 UNIT
Ramos
FIELD2
HaagensonFIELD2
Ramos
FIELD2
HaagensonFIELD2
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
** 150 INTRODUCTION TO KINESIOLOGY
3 UNITS
Introduction to interdisciplinary approach to the study
of human movement
30933
Lec 12:45-3:00 PM
MTWThSTAFF
FH209B Laney
Machine Shop
20
30953
Laney
M W Valentine C100
Lab 12:00-1:15 PM
SEC L/L HOURS MACH
CAD SOLID MODELING WITH
4 UNITS
SOLIDWORKS
Fundamentals of computer-aided design (CAD) using
SolidWorks software
Lab 7:30-9:20 PM
Lec 5:30-7:20 PM
TWTh Moss
G270
TWTh MossG270
Laney
Laney
255
SURVEY COURSE FOR THE SKILLED 0.5 UNIT
TRADES
Introduction to the skilled trades Machining
31123
Lab 9:00-11:50 AM
Lab 12:00-4:50 PM
0.5 UNIT
Activity class
30863
CODE Mathematics
** 90B FOOTBALL - DEFENSIVE II - BEGINNING
Activity class
M W Valentine C100
Lab 5:00-7:50 PM
Laney
0.5 UNIT
** 51B YOGA II - BEGINNING
Activity class
30860
D
MTWThBrownG101
MTWThBrownG101
Management And Supervision
64
30916
1
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
TWTh Glosson
F200
PRE-CALCULUS
4 UNITS
Preparation for the calculus sequence or other courses
requiring a sound algebraic background
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
**
PRECALCULUS WITH ANALYTIC
GEOMETRY
MTWThTaG211
30662
Lec 1:00-4:35 PM
**
MTWThWutkeG211
Laney
5 UNITS
Laney
3A CALCULUS I
5 UNITS
30775
30664
30663
Lec 5:00-8:35 PM
Lec 1:00-4:35 PM
Lec 9:00-12:35 PM
**
Laney
MATH
30791
2
M/SVN
ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT 3 UNITS
Organizational theory and its application in today’s
management
Mathematics
**
Laney
Laney
MTWThBascaraG209
MTWThTranG209
MTWThFeldmanG209
3B CALCULUS II
30822
30665
Lec 1:00-4:35 PM
Lec 9:00-12:35 PM
MTWThBourgoinG246
MTWThBourgoinG246
Laney
Laney
Laney
5 UNITS
Laney
Laney
SUMMER 2016
Mathematics
4 UNITS
CODE mathematics
210B ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA (LAB)
Elementary Algebra Lab B
1 UNIT
30666
30792
30668
30756
30667
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM MTWThTran
G211
Laney
Lec 5:00-7:50 PM
MTWThSinghG203
Laney
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
MTWThLiangG210
Laney
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM MTWThLiangG210
Laney
Lec Santos
HYBRIDLaney
30707
Lab Lab is open 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday. (Open Entry/Open
Exit)
Hybrid course. Instructor contact TBA: ----- @peralta.edu
30936
Lec Hybrid course. -- Instructor contact TBA: ----- @peralta.edu
Santos
HYBRIDLaney
** 15 MATHEMATICS FOR LIBERAL ARTS 3 UNITS
STUDENTS
Fundamental ideas underlying modern mathematics
30669
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThHubbardG207
Laney
** 16A CALCULUS FOR BUSINESS AND LIFE/ 3 UNITS
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Introduction to analytic geometry and differential and
integral calculus of algebraic functions with particular
attention paid to simple applications
PREREQUISITE: MATH 1 or 2
30790
50
Lec 1:00-3:05 PM
MTWThHubbardG205
TRIGONOMETRY
30670
Lec 6:00-8:05 PM
201
MTWThAlmeida
G210
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
Laney
4 UNITS
multiple-measures assessment proceSS
30671
30672
30776
Lec 5:00-8:35 PM
Lec 1:00-4:35 PM
Lec 9:00-12:35 PM
202
F203
F200
F200
Laney
Laney
Laney
GEOMETRY
3 UNITS
Introduction to plane geometry emphasizing mathematical logic and proofs
30673
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThYeeG205
203
30674
30777
30675
Lec 5:00-8:35 PM
Lec 1:00-4:35 PM
Lec 9:00-12:35 PM
MTWThOkpalaugoG246
MTWThPefkaros B264
MTWThTranG266
210A ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA (LAB)
Elementary Algebra Lab A
Laney
4 UNITS
Laney
Laney
Laney
1 UNIT
30706
Exit)
STAFFG201
Laney
Laney
1 UNIT
PREREQUISITE: MATH 210B
30708
Exit)
STAFFG201
210D ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA (LAB)
Elementary Algebra Lab D
Laney
1 UNIT
PREREQUISITE: MATH 210C
30709
Exit)
STAFFG201
211A INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA (LAB)
Intermediate Algebra Lab A
Laney
1 UNIT
30710
Exit)
STAFFG201
211B INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA (LAB)
Intermediate Algebra Lab B
Laney
1 UNIT
30711
Exit)
STAFFG201
211C INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA (LAB)
Intermediate Algebra Lab C
Laney
1 UNIT
30712
Exit)
STAFFG201
211D INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA (LAB)
Intermediate Algebra Lab D
Laney
1 UNIT
30713
Exit)
STAFFG201
Laney
220A TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS
0.5 UNIT
WITH ALGEBRA - PART 1 (LAB)
Selected topics in algebra useful for the vocations
PREREQUISITE: MATH 251ABC or 253 or appropriate placement through
30676
Exit)
STAFFG201
Laney
220B TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS
0.5 UNIT
30677
Exit)
STAFFG201
Laney
SUMMER 2016          65
LANEY COLLEGE
MTWThFung
MTWThAlmeida
MTWThKoshlap
210C ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA (LAB)
Elementary Algebra Lab C
Laney
3 UNITS
STAFFG201
SUMMER 2016
Media Communications
220C TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS
0.5 UNIT
30678
Exit)
STAFFG201
Laney
220D TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS
0.5 UNIT
30679
Exit)
STAFFG201
Laney
220E TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS
WITH GEOMETRY - PART 1 (LAB)
Practical plane geometry
0.5 UNIT
PREREQUISITE: MATH 220A and 220B, or 201 or 210D
30680
Exit)
STAFFG201
Laney
220F TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS
0.5 UNIT
WITH GEOMETRY - PART 2 (LAB)
Practical solid geometry and geometric constructions
PREREQUISITE: MATH 220E
30681
Exit)
STAFFG201
Laney
220G TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS
WITH TRIGONOMETRY (LAB)
Trigonometry useful for the vocations
1 UNIT
LANEY COLLEGE
PREREQUISITE: MATH 220E
30682
Exit)
250
30739
30683
253
30789
30684
STAFFG201
MTWThSTAFF
G207
MTWThTaG207
PRE-ALGEBRA
31138
Laney
Laney
3 UNITS
Lec 6:00-8:05 PM MTWTh WestergardG206
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThSTAFFG206
Media Communications
180
Laney
ARITHMETIC
3 UNITS
Refresher course in the fundamental processes of arithmetic
Lec 6:00-8:05 PM
Lec 1:00-3:05 PM
Laney
Laney
MEDIA
HDSLR WORKFLOW FOR
3 UNITS
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND
CINEMATOGRAPHY
Advanced HDSLR camera exploration of still and motion
video
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 5:00-6:50 PM
66    SUMMER 2016
D
MTW Shlisky
MTW Shlisky
TH426
TH426
Laney
Laney
CODE SEC L/L HOURS Philosophy
Music
MUSIC
** 10 MUSIC APPRECIATION
3 UNITS
Survey designed to enhance the enjoyment of music with
emphasis on listening
30742
Lec Online course. Mandatory orientation on Monday, June 20(noon) in G181.
Email required.
STAFF
30766
Lec Online course. Mandatory orientation on Monday, June 20(noon) in G181.
Email required.
STAFF
ONLINELaney
ONLINELaney
** 15A JAZZ, BLUES AND POPULAR MUSIC
3 UNITS
IN THE AMERican CULTURE
30685
30918
Lec 1:00-3:05 PM
MTWThSTAFFG181
Laney
Lec STAFF
ONLINELaney
Online course: Contact instructor by e-mail. [email protected]
** 15B JAZZ, BLUES AND POPULAR MUSIC
3 UNITS
Study of the contemporary music scene with in-depth
investigation of trends in artistic expression
30919
Lec Online course: Contact instructor TBA
STAFF
ONLINELaney
** 101 Music Theory and Culture I
3 UNITS
Composition and analysis of music from history and
world music cultures
30902
210
Lec 8:15-10:20 AM
MTWThSTAFFG181
Laney
SUMMER ORCHESTRA
1 UNIT
Intensive two-week (daily) instrumental program
30701
Lab 1:00-2:50 PM
(Performance on 7/06/16)
Lab 9:30-11:45 AM
(Performance on 7/06/16)
Lec 8:00-9:15 AM
211
MTWThSTAFF
Laney
MTWThSTAFF
Laney
MTWThSTAFF
Laney
SUMMER BAND
1 UNIT
Intensive two-week (daily) instrumental program
30703
Lab 4:00-5:50 PM
(Class meets 6/13/16 to 6/22/16, performance on 7/19/16)
30705
Lab 1:00-2:50 PM
(Performance on (7/21/16)
30703
Lab 9:30-12:45 PM
Lab 9:30-11:45 AM
30705
Lab 9:30-11:45 AM
(Performance on (7/21/16)
Lec 8:00-9:50 AM
Lec 8:00-9:15 AM
Lec 8:00-9:15 AM
M
STAFF
MTWThSTAFF
Laney
TWTh STAFF
Laney
M
STAFF
1
Laney
MTWThSTAFF
Laney
M
STAFF
MTWThSTAFF
TWTh STAFF
Laney
Laney
Laney
Philosophy
**
Laney
PHIL
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
3 UNITS
Study of selected classic examples of original works of
philosophers
30715
SUMMER 2016
photography
** 10 LOGIC
3 UNITS
30898
Lec Online course. Contact instructor: [email protected]
** 10 BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY
2 UNITS
Basic introduction to black and white and color photography
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 6:00-6:50 PM
MTW Freeman
MTW Freeman
** 70 INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
Introduction to digital photography
30797
180
31131
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 6:00-6:50 PM
MTW Bobkoff
MTW Bobkoff
A178
A178
Laney
Laney
2 UNITS
A152
A152
Laney
Laney
HDSLR WORKFLOW FOR
3 UNITS
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND
CINEMATOGRAPHY
Advanced HDSLR camera exploration of still and motion
video
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
Lec 5:00-6:50 PM
MTW Moya
MTW Moya
TH426
TH426
Laney
Laney
220A BEGINNING PROFESSIONAL
2 UNITS
PHOTOGRAGHY
Development of camera and darkroom skills
31116
Lab 10:30-1:20 PM
Lec 9:00-10:15 AM
MTW Mejia
MTW Mejia
A178
A178
Laney
Laney
PHYSC
** 20 INTRODUCTION TO THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT
Introduction to the oceans
3 UNITS
30840
Lec Online course: Contact instructor: [email protected]
Segar
Physics
ONLINELaney
PHYS
** 10 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS
4 UNITS
Elementary introduction to the field of physics
30686
Lec 8:00-10:50 AM
MTWThDhakal
Political Science
**
1
FORUM Laney
POSCI
UNITED STATES
30754
30687
30793
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
TWThGodfrey
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM TWTh Wilson
Lec Godfrey
E211
Laney
F201
Laney
ONLINELaney
Online course. Contact instructor at [email protected] for more information.
PSYCH
**
3 UNITS
1A INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL
PSYCHOLOGY
31084
30837
30688
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
TWTh Najm-BriscoeF255
TWTh STAFF
F255
TWTh STAFF
F255
Sociology
**
1
30767
30720
31082
SOC
3 UNITS
sociology
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM TWTh Douglass E254
Laney
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
TWTh West
E254
Laney
Lec Stark
ONLINELaney
100% online class: Contact instructor at [email protected]
31083
Lec 100% online class: Contact instructor at [email protected]
**
2
30816
Stark
ONLINELaney
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
3 UNITS
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
TWTh West
E254
Spanish
**
Laney
Laney
Laney
Laney
SPAN
1A ELEMENTARY SPANISH
5 UNITS
30721
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
Hybrid course: Class meets on campus on Monday and Wednesday; the balance
of the hours will be online.
30778
30689
E202B Laney
Lec 9:00-12:50 PM M W Rodriguez E200
Laney
Lec Rodriguez HYBRIDLaney
Hybrid course: Class meets on campus on Monday and Wednesday; the balance
30721
Lec Hybrid course: Class meets on campus on Monday and Wednesday; the balance
**
T Th Davila-Sanchez E200
Laney
Davila-Sanchez HYBRIDLaney
1B ELEMENTARY SPANISH
Continuation of Spanish 1A
5 UNITS
30935
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM M W STAFF
Lec STAFF
Hybrid course. Class meets on campus on Tuesday and Thursday; the balance
30690
Lec 9:00-12:50 PM T Th Rodriguez B266
Laney
Lec Rodriguez HYBRIDLaney
E200
Laney
HYBRIDLaney
SUMMER 2016          67
LANEY COLLEGE
Physical Science
SEC L/L HOURS Psychology
PHOTO Photography
30799
CODE spanish
SUMMER 2016
Sports Fitness
** 22A SPANISH FOR BILINGUAL SPEAKERS I 5 UNITS
Elementary and intermediate Spanish for students whose
native language is Spanish
PREREQUISITE: SPAN 1B
30794
Lec 9:00-12:50 PM T Th Davila-SanchezE200
Laney
Lec Davila-Sanchez HYBRIDLaney
** 22B SPANISH FOR BILINGUAL SPEAKERS II 5 UNITS
30795
Lec 9:00-12:50 PM T Th Davila-SanchezE200
Laney
Lec Davila-Sanchez HYBRIDLaney
Sports Fitness
SPFT
** 34 STEP AEROBICS
Activity class
30900
Lab 5:00-6:50 PM
0.5 UNIT
TWTh STAFFGYM
** 35 BOOTCAMP
Activity class
30858
Laney
Lab 6:00-7:50 AM
FH126
MTWThSTAFF
Lab 9:30-10:45 AM
TRACK
MTWThSTAFF
** 54DCROSS FITNESS IV - EXPERIENCED
Activity class
30921
30862
30861
Lab 1:00-2:50 PM
TWTh STAFF
Lab 10:40-12:45 PM MTWThSTAFF
Lab 6:45-8:50 AM
MTWThSTAFF
Laney
1 UNIT
Laney
1 UNIT
FH209B Laney
FH126 Laney
FH126 Laney
LANEY COLLEGE
** 59A STRENGTH TRAINING FOR SPORTS I - 0.5 UNIT
FUNDAMENTALS
Activity class
30946
Lab 5:00-6:50 PM
TWTh STAFFGYM
30924
Lab 2:00-3:15 PM
TRACK
MTWThSTAFF
** 67B SPORTS TRAINING II - BEGINNING
Activity class
30928
30901
30927
Lab 6:45-8:00 PM
Lab 4:00-5:15 PM
Lab 4:00-5:15 PM
200
30890
215
30870
Laney
0.5 UNIT
WELD
1 UNIT
Open laboratory for working on selected projects
Lab 6:00-8:50 PM
MTW Phillips
30
31121
200
F160
Laney
WELDING FOR ECT TECHNICIANS
1.5 UNITS
Basic theory and manipulative practices of using various
welding and brazing methods related to Environmental
Control Technology
Lab 7:00-8:15 PM
Lec 6:00-6:50 PM
MTW Phillips
MTW Phillips
Wood Technology
F150
F150
Laney
Laney
WDTEC
CAD/CAM TECHNIQUES IN
4 UNITS
THE CABINET-MAKING INDUSTRY
Fundamentals of computer-assisted design and construction techniques found in the modern cabinet shop
Lab 9:30-1:45 PM
Lec 8:00-9:15 AM
MTWTh DelToroSolisG153 Laney
MTWTh DelToroSolisG153 Laney
1 UNIT
Open laboratory for working on selected projects
30942
30734
Lab 5:40-9:55 PM
Lab 9:30-1:45 PM
T Th VanArsdaleG150
MTWThFranklinG150
Laney
Laney
250A INTRODUCTION TO FURNITURE
4 UNITS
MAKING
Introductory technology of furniture making
30736
Lab 9:30-1:45 PM
Lec 8:00-9:15 AM
30738
255
Lab 9:30-1:45 PM
Lec 8:00-9:15 AM
Laney
Laney
MTWThFranklinG150
MTWThFranklinG150
250B INTRODUCTION TO FURNITURE
MAKING
Continuation of WDTEC 250A
Laney
** 67A SPORTS TRAINING I-FUNDAMENTALS 0.5 UNIT
Activity class
SEC L/L HOURS Welding
0.5 UNIT
** 54A CROSS FITNESS I - FUNDAMENTALS
Activity class
30926
CODE Wood Technology
4 UNITS
MTWThFranklinG150
MTWThFranklinG150
Laney
Laney
SURVEY COURSE FOR THE
0.5 UNIT
SKILLED TRADES
Introduction to the skilled trades Wood Technology
31119
Lab 12:30-4:45 PM
Lab 9:00-11:50 AM
MTWTh Montoya Gonzalez G150
MTWTh Montoya Gonzalez G150
Laney
Laney
C102
Laney
FIELD2 Laney
FH126 Laney
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
** 67C SPORTS TRAINING III - INTERMEDIATE 0.5 UNIT
Activity class
30925
Lab 2:00-3:15 PM
TRACK
MTWThSTAFF
** 67DSPORT TRAINING IV - EXPERIENCED
Activity class
30931
30929
30930
Lab 6:45-8:00 PM
Lab 4:00-5:15 PM
Lab 4:00-5:15 PM
68    SUMMER 2016
Laney
0.5 UNIT
C102
Laney
FIELD2 Laney
FH126 Laney
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
Course Listings
SUMMER
2016
Enroll On-line
Now
www.peralta.edu
PLEASE NOTE:
SUMMER 2016
administration of justice
CODE D
Administration Of Justice
CODE SEC L/L HOURS biology
DAYS 30082
** 80 BEGINNING CERAMICS
Introduction to ceramics
A137
** 110 BASIC COURSE—POLICE ACADEMY
Techniques of law enforcement
Merritt
40 UNITS
31109
Lab 1:00-4:50 PM
MTWThFMillington OPD
07/11/2016-08/16/2016 175th Police Academy. Duration: 7/11/16 - 1/13/17.
Class continues and ends in Fall 16, code 44088. OPD Police Academy application and acceptance required for enrollment. Meets at the Oakland Police Dept.,
455-7th St., Oakland, CA 94607
Lec 8:00-12:10 PM
Lec 8:00-12:10 PM
Merritt
MTWThMillington OPD
MTWThWallace OPD
Merritt
Merritt
AFRAM
** 14A SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY:
3 UNITS
AFRICAN-AMERICAN MALE/FEMALE
RELATIONSHIPS
Study and application of psycho-sociological concepts and
research techniques exploring the dynamics of AfricanAmerican male-female relationships
31098
Lec 1:00-3:05 PM
A206
MTWThSeals
Merritt
** 19 RACISM IN THE UNITED STATES
3 UNITS
Exploration of the development of modern racism in the
United States
30199
Lec 10:00-12:05 PM MTWThSeals
A206
Merritt
3 UNITS
AFRICA TO 1865
Survey of the experience of African-Americans from their
origins to the end of the Civil War
30081
Lec Brown
Online course. Instructor's email: [email protected]. Orientaton: TBA
ONLINEMerritt
3 UNITS
1865 TO 1945
Survey of the experience of African-Americans in the
United States from 1865 to 1945
31099
Lec Brown
Online course. Instructor's email: [email protected]. Orientation: TBA
ONLINEMerritt
1
MERRITT COLLEGE
ANTHROPOLOGY
30175
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
**
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL AND
3 UNITS
Cross-cultural analysis of social and cultural factors of
human behavior in the recent past and present
3
31100
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
70    SUMMER 2016
31110
30127
3 UNITS
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
TWTh STAFF
Lab 11:00-1:50 PM TWTh STAFF
Lec 10:00-10:50 AM TWTh STAFF
S203
A133
A133
** 81 CONTINUING CERAMICS
30129
A133
A133
Merritt
Merritt
3 UNITS
A133
A133
** 83 ADVANCED CERAMICS
30133
Merritt
Merritt
2 UNITS
** 82 INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS
30131
Merritt
2 UNITS
Merritt
Merritt
3 UNITS
A133
A133
Merritt
Merritt
** 84 SPECIAL PROJECTS: CERAMICS
2 UNITS
Exploration and experimentation in special areas of ceramics
30135
A133
A133
Merritt
Merritt
Astronomy
**
1
31012
ASTR
INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY
3 UNITS
Introduction to the universe and insight into its mysteries
Lec 8:45-10:50 AM
MTWThSmith
S211
Merritt
Biology
**
2
BIOL
HUMAN ANATOMY
Detailed study of human body structure
PREREQUISITE: BIOL 10 or 24
30005
Lab 3:00-4:15 PM
Lec 1:00-2:50 PM
06/1/2016 - 08/02/2016
MTWThColston
MTWThColston
5 UNITS
S202
S202
Merritt
Merritt
ANTHR ** 3 MICROBIOLOGY
Anthropology
**
1
ART
**
ROOM college
ADJUS Art
** 24 LEGAL ASPECTS OF EVIDENCE
3 UNITS
Origin, development, philosophy and constitutional basis
of evidence
Lec 10:00-12:50 PM TWTh White
INSTRUCTOR TWTh Fleming
TWTh STAFF
A208
A208
3 UNITS
Merritt
5 UNITS
Survey of the various microscopic agents of particular
importance to humans
30008
Lab 5:30-8:20 PM
Lec 5:30-9:20 PM
06/1/2016 - 08/02/2016
30007
Lab 3:00-4:15 PM
Lec 1:00-2:50 PM
06/1/2016 - 08/02/2016
M W Bloom
T Th Bloom
S403
S211
MTWTh Martinez-Rodriguez S403
MTWTh Martinez-Rodriguez S403
Merritt
Merritt
Merritt
Merritt
Merritt
SUMMER 2016
bioscience/biotechnology
CODE **
SEC L/L HOURS 4
HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
Detailed study of human body function
30049
Lab 10:30-11:45 AM MTWThAsemota S210
Lec 8:30-10:20 AM MTWThAsemota S210
06/1/2016 - 08/02/2016
30087
Lab 2:00-3:15 PM
Lec 12:30-1:45 PM
06/1/2016 - 08/02/2016
MTWThOchong
MTWThOchong
S421
S421
5 UNITS
Merritt
Merritt
4 UNITS
Merritt
Merritt
** 20A HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 5 UNITS
Structure and function of the human body
30011
Lab 1:00-2:15 PM
MTWThBhagwat S208
Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MTWThBhagwat S208
06/1/2016 - 08/02/2016
Merritt
Merritt
** 20B HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 5 UNITS
Structure and function of the human body
PREREQUISITE: BIOL 20A
30070
Lab 10:30-11:45 AM MTWThSegmen
Lec 8:30-10:20 AM MTWThSegmen
06/1/2016 - 08/02/2016
S202
S208
Merritt
Merritt
** 24 B A S I C H U M A N A N AT O M Y A N D 4 UNITS
PHYSIOLOGY
Fundamentals of the structure and function of the human
body from an organ system perspective
30138
Lab 7:30-8:45 PM
Lec 6:00-7:15 PM
06/01/2016 - 08/02/2016
MTWThSmiley
MTWThSmiley
S210
S210
Bioscience/Biotechnology
**
5
COREQUISITE: BIOSC 2
Lec 4:30-6:35 PM
06/07/2016 - 07/26/2016
**
6
Lec 6:45-8:50 PM
06/07/2016 - 07/26/2016
7
T
Rowning
S203
SURVEY OF BIOTECH INDUSTRY
Survey of the local biotech industry
30157
**
BIOSC
GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICES I
Introduction to good laboratory practices
30156
T
Merritt
Merritt
Rowning S203
1 UNIT
Merritt
1 UNIT
Merritt
CELL CULTURE
1 UNIT
Introduction to the basics of mammalian cell culture
30168
30167
Lab 6:30-9:35 PM
Lec 6:00-6:50 PM
Lab 3:00-6:05 PM
06/09/2016 - 07/28/2016
Th
W
Th
Rowning S116
Colston
S203
Colston
S116
Merritt
Merritt
Merritt
** 11 LAB SAFETY AND ETHICS
0.5 UNIT
Overview of safety procedures in life sciences labs and
ethical considerations in current life sciences research
30158
Lec 9:00-9:50 PM
06/09/2016 - 07/28/2016
T
Rowning S203
Business
**
2
BUS
Mofidi
3 UNITS
30088
Lec Online course. Instructor's email: [email protected]. Orientation: TBA
ONLINEMerritt
Mofidi
3 UNITS
30076
Lec Online course. Intructor's email: [email protected]. Orientation: TBA
ONLINEMerritt
Chemistry
CHEM
30016
30017
Lab 1:00-3:05 PM
MTWThCreelman S437
Lec 10:30-12:35 PM MTWThCreelman S455
Lab 8:00-10:05 AM MTWThCreelman S437
Child Development
Merritt
Merritt
Merritt
CHDEV
** 50 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF
3 UNITS
TEACHING YOUNG CHILDREN
Introduction to the current issues and methodology of
early childhood education from a historical and theoretical framework for Early Childhood group care
30012
Lec 6:30-9:20 PM
MT ThSTAFF
A100
Merritt
** 51 CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT 3 UNITS
Prenatal through adolescence typical and atypical human
growth and development
30013
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
MT ThBriffa
A100
Merritt
** 53 THE CHILD, THE FAMILY AND THE
3 UNITS
COMMUNITY
Examination of the typical and atypical developing child
in a societal context
30014
Lec 12:30-3:20 PM
MT ThBriffa
A100
Merritt
** 58 PRESCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
3 UNITS
Principles and practices of administration of preschools
and/or day care centers
PREREQUISITE: CHDEV 54A & 54B
30142
74
Bartelt
ONLINEMerritt
HEALTH, SAFETY, AND NUTRITION
3 UNITS
Introduction to the laws, regulations, standards, policies
and procedures and early childhood curriculum related
to child health, safety, and nutrition
30085
Bartelt
ONLINEMerritt
Merritt
SUMMER 2016          71
MERRITT COLLEGE
CODE child development
SUMMER 2016
communication
Communication
30075
Lec 6:00-8:15 PM
Hybrid course.
30020
30021
Lec 12:30-5:05 PM
Lec 10:00-2:15 PM
M
STAFF
A218
Merritt
M W STAFF
T Th STAFF
A218
A218
Merritt
Merritt
30991
30022
Lec 9:00-1:35 PM
M W STAFF
Lec STAFF
Hybrid course.
3 UNITS
A139 Merritt
HYBRIDMerritt
4 UNITS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
systems
30114
30018
Lab 12:30-4:45 PM T Th
Lec 12:30-5:05 PM M W
Lab Lec Online course. Instructor's email: [email protected]. Orientation: TBA
**
5
Bell
Bell
Weston
Weston
SCIENCE
30019
Lab Lec Online course. Instructor's email and orientation: TBA
STAFF
STAFF
P103
Merritt
P111
Merritt
ONLINEMerritt
ONLINEMerritt
Lab Lec Online course. Instructor's email and orientation: TBA
STAFF
STAFF
ONLINEMerritt
ONLINEMerritt
COMPUTER LITERACY
1 UNIT
computers
MERRITT COLLEGE
30068
30119
Lab 10:15-11:20 AM M W
Lec 9:00-10:05 AM M W
Lab Lec Online course. Instructor's email: [email protected], Orientation: TBA
72    SUMMER 2016
COPED
470F OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE
2 UNITS
IN MEDICAL ASSISTING
learning in a chosen occupational field (Medical Assisting)
PREREQUISITE: HLTED 11
30140
Lec Idowu
OFFSITE Merritt
476G Occupational Work Experience in 4 UNITS
Histotechnology
Supervised employment opportunities
30159
Lab Pan
OFFSITE Merritt
Weston
Weston
Weston
Weston
P218
Merritt
P218
Merritt
ONLINEMerritt
ONLINEMerritt
COUN
3 UNITS
Identification and development of resources that facilitate
college success
30053
Lec 12:00-2:50 PM
TWTh STAFF
200A ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE
Information for new students
S203
Merritt
0.5 UNIT
31106
Lec 1:00-1:35 PM
06/27/2016 - 07/21/2016 This course is part of the Adelante Summer Bridge
Program. In order to enroll in English 252A (31105) students need to also enroll
in Counseling 200A (31106) and Counseling 207A (31107). This program meets
at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For more information
please contact Rosa S. Perez at 510-434-3972 or [email protected]
ONLINEMerritt
ONLINEMerritt
31024
DAYS Experience Education
5 UNITS
** 51 Introduction to Information 4 UNITS
Technology Project Management
Project management fundamentals for technology development and mplementation
205
SEC L/L HOURS CIS Counseling
Systems
1
CODE educational technology
COMM Cooperative Work
SKILLS
skills
**
D
MTWTh Perez FloresFRVAL
207A CAREER EXPLORATION
Career decision making
Merritt
1 UNIT
31107
Lec 2:00-3:00 PM
T 06/27/2016 - 07/21/2016 This course is part of the Adelante Summer Bridge
Perez FloresFRVAL Merritt
Educational Technology
**
INTRODUCTION TO ONLINE
TEACHING
Online/hybrid teaching pedagogy
30055
Lab Lec Online course. Instructor's email: [email protected]. Orientation: Monday,
6/20, 5-6pm, room R29
**
1
EDT
2
3 UNITS
Alexander ONLINEMerritt
INTRODUCTION TO USING ONLINE
3 UNITS
COURSEWARE (MOODLE)
Introduction to online courseware using Moodle and/or
other course management systems
30110
Lab Lec Alexander ONLINEMerritt
Online course. Instructor's email: [email protected]. Orientation: Monday,
6/20, 5-6pm, room R29
SUMMER 2016
english
CODE **
SEC L/L HOURS 6
PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR ONLINE
LEARNERS
Online/hybrid teaching pedagogy
30060
Lab Lec Online course. Instructor's email: [email protected]. Orientation: Monday,
6/20, 5-6pm, room R29
English
**
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
MTWThSTAFF
Lec STAFF
Online course. Instructor's email and orientation: TBA
**
4 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: ENGL 201B or ESL 21B or ESL 52B or PLACEMENT THROUGH
MULTIPLE-MEASURES ASSESSMENT PROC
30023
30061
30079
30036
A217 Merritt
A217 Merritt
A217 Merritt
ONLINEMerritt
30062
5
ONLINEMerritt
WRITING
30024
30025
30035
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM MTW STAFF
Lec STAFF
Online course. Instructor's email and orientation: TBA
A211
Merritt
A211 Merritt
ONLINEMerritt
201A PREPARATION FOR COMPOSITION
4 UNITS
AND READING
expository prose
PREREQUISITE: ENGL 250D/267B or 252B or 259D/269B or 292B or 292EB or placement through multiple-mea
30162
30045
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
A214
A211
Merritt
Merritt
201B PREPARATION FOR COMPOSITION
4 UNITS
AND READING
expository prose
30163
30046
Lec 6:00-8:50 PM
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
A214
A211
Merritt
Merritt
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
A214
A214
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
30186
30026
31105
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
Lec 8:15-12:30 PM
A214 Merritt
A214 Merritt
FRVAL Merritt
06/27/2016 - 07/21/2016 This course is part of the Adelante Summer Bridge
Merritt
Merritt
HLTOC
Occupations
201
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I
Study of medical terminology
30139
Lec 9:00-10:15 AM
2 UNITS
S303
MTWThIdowu
History
**
HIST
1877
30141
**
Merritt
Lec 9:30-2:05 PM
M W STAFF
A215
Merritt
7B HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
3 UNITS
SINCE 1865
War to the present
30090
Lec Online course. Instructor's email and orientation: TBA
STAFF
ONLINEMerritt
KINESIOLOGY
KIN
** 36 AEROBIC CIRCUITS
Activity class
0.5 UNIT
31011
Lab 8:00-9:15 AM
Students enrolled in one of the Fitness Center classes with a Merritt student ID
number can exercise anytime during the following hours: 8:00am - 3:00pm
Monday - Thursday. Students attend 35 hours for each half unit. Students
must attend an orientation before they can use the Fitness Center. Orientation
is MANDATORY for all students. Orientation will take approximately 1 hour in
A113, dates and times: TBA
MTWTh MarciulionisA113 Merritt
** 54C CROSS FITNESS III - INTERMEDIATE
Activity class
1 UNIT
30995
Lab 12:45-2:50 PM
30994
Lab 8:00-10:05 AM
SUMMER 2016          73
MERRITT COLLEGE
252A INTEGRATED READING AND WRITING 4 UNITS
Preparation in combined reading and writing instruction
to ensure success in college
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
MTWThSTAFF
DAYS 30187
30027
**
SEC L/L HOURS 252B INTEGRATED READING AND WRITING 4 UNITS
Continuation of ENGL 252A with further preparation
in combined reading and writing instruction to ensure
success in college
4 UNITS
Foster
CODE ENGL Health Professions And
2 UNITS
kinesiology
SUMMER 2016
kinesiology
** 54DCROSS FITNESS IV - EXPERIENCED
Activity class
1 UNIT
30997
Lab 12:45-2:50 PM
30996
Lab 10:45-12:50 PM MTWTh MarciulionisA113 Merritt
** 58A FITNESS CENTER STRENGTH
TRAINING I - FUNDAMENTAL
Activity class
0.5 UNIT
30091
Lab 8:00-11:05 AM
M W MarciulionisA113 Merritt
** 58B FITNESS CENTER STRENGTH
TRAINING II - BEGINNING
Activity class
0.5 UNIT
30092
Lab 8:00-11:05 AM
** 58C FITNESS CENTER STRENGTH
TRAINING III - INTERMEDIATE
Activity class
0.5 UNIT
30093
Lab 8:00-11:05 AM
** 58DFITNESS CENTER STRENGTH
TRAINING IV - EXPERIENCED
Activity class
0.5 UNIT
MERRITT COLLEGE
30146
Lab 8:00-11:05 AM
Students enrolled in one of the Fitness Center classes with a Merritt student
ID number can exercise anytime during the following hours: 800am - 300pm
74    SUMMER 2016
D
CODE SEC L/L HOURS kinesiology
** 67A SPORTS TRAINING I-FUNDAMENTALS 0.5 UNIT
Activity class
30195
30147
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM M W Lee
GYM
Merritt
Lab 8:00-11:05 AM T Th MarciulionisA113 Merritt
** 67DSPORT TRAINING IV - EXPERIENCED
Activity class
0.5 UNIT
31001
31000
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM M W Lee
GYM
Merritt
Lab 8:00-11:05 AM M W MarciulionisA113 Merritt
Activity class
30149
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
M W Lee
** 74C BADMINTON III - INTERMEDIATE
Activity class
30998
Lab 7:00-9:50 PM
M W Lee
0.5 UNIT
GYM
GYM
** 80A BASKETBALL I - FUNDAMENTALS
Activity class
31002
Lab 5:00-6:50 PM
Women's basketball.
30123
Lab 3:00-4:50 PM
Men's basketball.
Lab 5:00-6:50 PM
Women's basketball.
30143
Lab 3:00-4:50 PM
Men's basketball.
TWThGrayGYM
Merritt
TWTh McMillerGYM
Merritt
0.5 UNIT
TWThGrayGYM
Merritt
TWTh McMillerGYM
Merritt
** 80C BASKETBALL III - INTERMEDIATE
Activity class
31004
Lab 5:00-6:50 PM
Women's basketball.
30124
Lab 3:00-4:50 PM
Men's basketball.
0.5 UNIT
TWThGrayGYM
Merritt
TWTh McMillerGYM
Merritt
Activity Class
31005
Lab 5:00-6:50 PM
Women's basketball.
30097
Lab 3:00-4:50 PM
Men's basketball.
Lab 5:30-6:45 PM
Men's soccer.
30094
Lab 3:30-7:45 PM
Men's soccer.
30214
Lab 1:00-2:15 PM
Women's Soccer
0.5 UNIT
TWThGrayGYM
Merritt
TWTh McMillerGYM
Merritt
** 103A SOCCER I - FUNDAMENTALS
Activity Class
31006
Merritt
0.5 UNIT
** 80B BASKETBALL II - BEGINNING
Activity Class
31003
Merritt
0.5 UNIT
0.5 UNIT
MTWThSTAFF
FIELD
Merritt
MTWThSTAFF
FIELD
Merritt
MTWThDosalmas FIELD
Merritt
SUMMER 2016
kinesiology
Lab 8:00-12:15 PM
Women's soccer.
MTWThDosalmas FIELD
** 103B SOCCER II - BEGINNING
Activity Class
30095
Lab 5:30-6:45 PM
Men's soccer.
30197
Lab 3:30-7:45 PM
Men's soccer.
30215
Lab 1:00-2:15 PM
Women's Soccer
30193
Lab 8:00-12:15 PM
Women's soccer.
MTWThSTAFF
0.5 UNIT
FIELD
Merritt
MTWThDosalmas FIELD
Merritt
MTWThDosalmas FIELD
Merritt
** 103C Soccer III-Intermediate
Activity Class
30152
Lab 5:30-6:45 PM
Men's soccer.
30198
Lab 3:30-7:45 PM
Men's soccer.
30216
Lab 1:00-2:15 PM
Women's soccer.
30194
Lab 8:00-12:15 PM
Women's soccer.
MTWThSTAFF
0.5 UNIT
FIELD
Lab 5:30-6:45 PM
Men's soccer.
31007
Lab 3:30-7:45 PM
Men's soccer.
31009
Lab 1:00-2:15 PM
Women's soccer.
31008
Lab 8:00-12:15 PM
Women's soccer.
Merritt
FIELD
Merritt
MTWThDosalmas FIELD
Merritt
MTWThDosalmas FIELD
Merritt
MTWThSTAFF
**103D Soccer IV - Experienced
Activity Class
31010
Merritt
FIELD
MTWThSTAFF
0.5 UNIT
Lab 12:00-1:15 PM
Lab 12:00-1:15 PM
DAYS INSTRUCTOR PREREQUISITE: LANHT 28A or 28B
30181
Lab 2:30-5:20 PM
Lec 6:00-7:50 PM
06/06/2016 - 07/18/2016
MTW Shein
MTW Shein
30051
Lab 2:30-5:20 PM
Lec 6:00-7:50 PM
MTW Shein
MTW Shein
Lab 11:30-2:20 PM
Lec 9:00-10:50 AM
06/06/2016 - 07/18/2016
36B
M W FarnsworthH108
M W FarnsworthH108
MTWThDosalmas FIELD
Merritt
NATURAL BUILDING
Continuation of LANHT 36B
30108
Lab 11:30-2:20 PM
Lec 9:00-10:50 AM
TRACK Merritt
30177
Lab 2:30-5:20 PM
Lec 6:00-7:50 PM
3 UNITS
M W FarnsworthH108
M W FarnsworthH108
Merritt
Merritt
3 UNITS
M W FarnsworthH108
M W FarnsworthH108
Merritt
Merritt
06/06/2016 - 07/18/2016
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0.5 UNIT
PERMACULTURE DESIGN I
3 UNITS
Strategies and techniques of applied ecology/
permaculture design and application for designing livable
human communities
Merritt
Merritt
06/06/2016 - 07/18/2016
36C
TRACK Merritt
LANHT
Merritt
Merritt
30104
Merritt
MTWThDrazen
FIELD
H101
MTWThDosalmas FIELD
MTWThDrazen
Merritt
Merritt
NATURAL BUILDING
3 UNITS
Building and design techniques which use energyefficient, local, natural, sustainable, and accessible
materials with a focus on urban applications
Lab 11:30-2:20 PM
Lec 9:00-10:50 AM
FIELD
FIELD
H101
06/06/2016 - 07/18/2016
36A
30106
MTWThSTAFF
ROOM college
28D PERMACULTURE DESIGN IV
3 UNITS
Strategies and techniques of applied ecology/permaculture design and application for designing livable human
communities
Merritt
Merritt
Landscape Horticulture
28A
SEC L/L HOURS PERMACULTURE DESIGN III
3 UNITS
Strategies and techniques of applied ecology/permaculture design and application for designing livable human
communities
NATURAL BUILDING
Continuation of LANHT 36A
FIELD
** 110B TRACK AND FIELD II - BEGINNING
Activity class
30145
28C
MTWThSTAFF
** 110A TRACK AND FIELD I - FUNDAMENTALS 0.5 UNIT
Activity class
30096
CODE Merritt
landscape horticulture
CYCLES OF LAND USE:
3 UNITS
EAST BAY FIELD STUDIES/INTERP
Study of the plant systems and human communities of
the East Bay
30122
Lec 9:00-2:05 PM
06/28/2016 - 07/28/2016 Meets at MetWest High School.
T Th Kolevzon FIELD
Merritt
208A GROWING AND USING HEALTHFUL
2 UNITS
HERBS
Comprehensive study of growing and using herbs for
culinary, medicinal, utilitarian, and ornamental use
Lab 2:30-5:20 PM
Lec 1:30-2:20 PM
06/06/2016 - 07/18/2016
06/07/2016 - 08/04/2016
PERMACULTURE DESIGN II
3 UNITS
Strategies and techniques of applied ecology/
permaculture design and application for designing livable
human communities
30179
Lab 2:30-5:20 PM
Lec 6:00-7:50 PM
208B GROWING AND USING HEALTHFUL
2 UNITS
HERBS
Application of information and principles learned in
LANHT 208A
06/06/2016 - 07/18/2016
28B
MTW Shein
MTW Shein
FIELD
H101
FIELD
H101
Merritt
Merritt
Merritt
Merritt
30058
Lab 2:30-5:20 PM
Lec 1:30-2:20 PM
06/07/2016 - 08/04/2016
T Th Vidstrand FIELD
T Th Vidstrand H105
T Th Vidstrand FIELD
T Th Vidstrand H105
Merritt
Merritt
Merritt
Merritt
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MTW Shein
MTW Shein
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learning resources
CODE SEC L/L HOURS DAYS INSTRUCTOR Learning Resources
280
ROOM college
30047
Lab Lec Open entry/exit. Students take 27 term hours for each half unit earned. Meets
8:00-4:30pm MTWTh.
STAFF
STAFF
L 122
L 122
Merritt
Merritt
SUPERVISED TUTORING (NON-CREDIT) 0 UNITs
Supervised tutoring, either individually or in small groups,
to improve student success in college courses
30028
Lab Open entry/exit. Meets 8:00-4:30pm MTWTh.
STAFF
L 122
Mathematics
Merritt
MATH
4 UNITS
30029
Lec 1:00-4:50 PM
201
TWTh Shah
S106
Merritt
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
4 UNITS
30030
Lec 9:00-12:35 PM
202
Lec 1:30-3:35 PM
Merritt
GEOMETRY
3 UNITS
Introduction to plane geometry emphasizing
mathematical logic and proofs
203
S106
MTWThSTAFF
30136
MTWThLawson
S331
30031
Lec 10:00-1:35 PM
253
30155
Lec 2:00-4:05 PM
4 UNITS
MTWThHolloway S111
MTWThTrow-ShawS111
PRE-ALGEBRA
Lec 6:00-8:05 PM
Merritt
S111
MERRITT COLLEGE
201D Medical Assisting:
Office Administration
Introduction to medical office procedures
PREREQUISITE: MEDAS 201A
Lab 7:00-8:15 PM
Lec 5:30-6:45 PM
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Merritt
MTWThAl-Asad
MTWThAl-Asad
S303
S303
4 UNITS
Merritt
Merritt
M/LAT
** 30B SURVEY OF LATIN-AMERICAN FILMS 3 UNITS
Critical examination of cinema from throughout Latin
America and Spain that relate to Latino cultural
experiences
30063
Ulloa
ONLINEMerritt
Music
MUSIC
** 11 AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSIC
3 UNITS
Historical survey from the African heritage and Colonial
times to the present.
31112
STAFF
ONLINE Merritt
** 15A JAZZ, BLUES AND POPULAR MUSIC
3 UNITS
31111
Lec 1:00-3:50 PM
TWTh STAFF
A117
Nutrition And Dietetics
31104
Lec 9:00-11:50 AM
MTWThSTAFF
Political Science
**
1
Merritt
NUTR
** 10 NUTRITION
Principles of human nutrition
4 UNITS
S305
Merritt
POSCI
UNITED STATES
30056
**
5
Nakagawa ONLINEMerritt
AMERICAN POLITICS AND MINORITY 3 UNITS
GROUPS
Role and experience of ethnic groups in the American
political system
31101
STAFF
Psychology
ONLINEMerritt
PSYCH
MEDAS ** 1A INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL
Medical Assisting
Merritt
3 UNITS
MTWThLee
30165
SEC L/L HOURS Merritt
250 ARITHMETIC
3 UNITS
Refresher course in the fundamental processes of
arithmetic
30032
CODE psychology
LRNRE Mexican And Latin American
0.5 - 3 UNITs Studies
STUDY SKILLS
Systematic approach to understanding principles of
learning for all academic disciplines
501
D
3 UNITS
PSYCHOLOGY
31102
30078
Lec Powell
Online course. instructor's email: [email protected]. Orientation: TBA
S449
Merritt
ONLINEMerritt
** 10 PSYCHOLOGY AND LIFE:
3 UNITS
BASIC PRINCIPLES
Basic principles of psychology and recent research
developments
30083
Lec Online course. instructor's email: [email protected]. Orientation: TBA
Powell
ONLINEMerritt
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Radiologic Science
** 12 HUMAN SEXUALITY
3 UNITS
Exploration and analysis of the multifaceted aspects of
human sexuality
30072
Lec Online course. instructor's email: [email protected]. Orientation: TBA
Powell
ONLINEMerritt
Radiologic Science
**
1A SURVEY OF RADIOLOGIC SCIENCE
1.5 UNITS
Exploration of educational/career options in diagnostic
radiologic science
31013
Lec 8:00-10:35 AM
06/01/2016 - 07/06/2016
**
RADSC
M W Custard
S308
4A RADIATION PROTECTION
Physics of ionizing radiation
2 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: RADSC 2B and 3B and 9A
Lec 9:00-12:15 PM
06/21/2016 - 06/30/2016 RADSCIENCE students must have program director's
signature on course option form to register.
**
S308
30038
Lec 9:00-12:15 PM
**
S308
9B CLINICAL EXPERIENCE II
Continuation of RADTE 9A
2A
30080
5
RLEST
PRINCIPLES OF REAL ESTATE
3 UNITS
Basic laws and principles of California real estate
Lec 7:00-9:50 PM
MTW Grant
S449
Merritt
REAL ESTATE PRACTICE
3 UNITS
Comprehensive presentation of daily activities of brokers
and salespersons
30074
Lec Online course. Email the instructor at [email protected] as soon as you
register.
Ogden
Sociology
**
2
ONLINEMerritt
SOC
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
3 UNITS
30153
Clay
ONLINEMerritt
Merritt
4 UNITS
30039
Lab 8:00-11:50 AM
Lab 1:00-4:50 PM
M W FHollister
M W FHollister
DAYS Real Estate
Merritt
4B RADIOBIOLOGY
2 UNITS
Continuation of RADTE 4A focusing on a study of the
effects of ionizing-radiation exposure on human and
animal populations
T Th Yates
SEC L/L HOURS Merritt
30037
T Th Custard
CODE sociology
HOSP
HOSP
** 9E CLINICAL EXPERIENCE V
Continuation of RADTE 9D
Merritt
Merritt
6 UNITS
PREREQUISITE: RADSC 9D
30040
Lab 8:00-11:50 AM
Lab 1:00-4:50 PM
MTWThF Hollister HOSP
MTW F Hollister HOSP
Merritt
Merritt
** 10A SEMINAR
1.5 UNITS
Discussion and analysis of topics relevant to the radiologic
sciences
30041
Lec 1:00-3:35 PM
T
Yates
S308
Merritt
30042
Lec 1:00-3:35 PM
Th
Custard
S308
MERRITT COLLEGE
** 10B SEMINAR
1.5 UNITS
Preparation for state licensing and national registry examinations
Merritt
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Financial Assistance General Information
There are many financial aid programs designed to fit a variety of circumstances facing students attending California
Community Colleges. Students are encouraged to stop by a Financial Aid Office located on campus to obtain
information and necessary application forms to receive student Financial Assistance.
FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS AVAILABLE
• California Community Colleges Board of Governor's Enrollment Fee Waiver (BOGW)
• Federal PELL Grant
• Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
• Federal Work Study (FWS) - part time employment on campus
• Federal Direct Loan
• Cal Grant B, C
• Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS)
• Chafee/Foster Youth Grant
KEY ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
• U.S. Citizen or Eligible Non-Citizen
• Have a High School Diploma or a GED certificate
• Demonstrate a Financial Need
• Be enrolled as a regular student and declare a Program of Study
• Have a valid Social Security Number
• Maintain satisfactory academic progress
• Register with Selective Service, if required
• Not be in loan default or owe a refund on a grant
REQUIRED APPLICATION FORM
• Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) - www.fafsa.ed.gov
• California Dream Application (for eligible AB 540 students) - https://dream.csac.ca.gov/
OTHER DOCUMENTS THAT MAY BE REQUIRED
• Academic Transcripts (from other Colleges attended)
• Verification Work Sheet
• IRS Tax Transcript
• Citizenship Eligibility
• Student Aid Report
• Other Documents requested to verify application information
• Copy of Social Security Card
• Copy of Drivers License or California ID
• Copy of High School Diploma/GED
Financial Aid Applications are accepted through the academic year. Students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. Some awards are subject
to availability of funds.
FINANCIAL AID EMAIL COMMUNICATION
To better serve you in a timely efficient manner, all communication from the Financial Aid Office will be sent your Peralta email account.
The Peralta Student Email system is available to all students enrolled at the Peralta Community Colleges.
If you have any login issues, please send your request to the Peralta Student Email Help Desk at [email protected]. Please include
your first name, last name, Student ID Number and Peralta PASSPORT User ID in your request.
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The California Dream Act
What is the California Dream Act?
The California Dream Act is really two laws (AB 130 and AB 131) that were passed in 2011 and allow
AB 540 students to apply for and receive several types of financial aid, including:
• Board of Governors Fee Waivers (BOG’s)
• State financial aid like Cal Grants* and Chafee Grants
• Assistance from EOPS, CARE or CalWORKs
• Privately-funded scholarships
Check with your campus financial aid, scholarship, EOPS/CARE and CalWORKs offices to see what
is available.
What is an AB 540 student?
You are an AB 540 student, and exempt from paying non-resident enrollment fees, if you meet all of
the following criteria:
• Attended a California high school for at least three years;
• Graduated from a California high school, got a GED or passed the California High School
Proficiency Exam;
• Are registered or enrolled at a California community college;
AND
• If required, complete an affidavit saying you have filed (or will file when you are eligible to
do so) for legal immigration status.
Step 1: Determine if you are AB540 Eligible
Step 2: Apply for any or all of the financial aid programs by filling out the California Dream Application. Go to https://dream.csac.ca.gov/
Step 3: To apply for the Cal Grant, refer to the Cal Grant GPA Verification Form (Non SSN) for the
2015-16 Academic Year at http://www.csac.ca.gov/
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Financial Aid
Check your Financial Aid on your Peralta Passport account
STEP 1: Apply for Federal Student Aid at https://fafsa.gov
Allow up to 5 business days for us to receive your application. Don't forget to add our school codes:
Berkeley City College 014311, College of Alameda 006720, Laney College 001266 and Merritt College 001267
STEP 2: Log in to your Passport account on https://passport.peralta.edu
STEP 3: Go to your Student Center
STEP 4: Review your Financial Aid Status in the Holds Section
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STEP 5: Follow the instructions in your To Do List
The To Do List is below the Holds Section on the right side of your Student Center Page.
Completing your To Do List items will allow the Financial Aid Offices to review your file.
STEP 6: Review your Financial Aid Award Summary and Cost of Attendance
Click on the View Financial Aid link to review your Award Summary and Financial Aid Summary (Cost of
Attendance). Initial awards are based upon full-time enrollment. Awards are subject to revision based upon student
enrollment and satisfactory academic progress.
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Financial Aid
Why should I apply for financial aid?
Financial aid is made available to assist students and families in meeting the costs of a post-secondary
education. If you believe you will need assistance in meeting those costs, you should apply for financial
aid. You can apply online at www.fafsa.ed.gov or dream.csac.ca.gov (For California AB540 students)
If I am not a U.S. Citizen, am I still eligible to apply for Financial Aid?
To be eligible for both federal and state aid, a student must be a U.S. citizen or an eligible non-citizen. For
financial aid purpose, an eligible non-citizen is one of the following: a U.S. permanent resident who has an
Alien Registration Receipt Card (I-551); a conditional permanent resident (I-551C); or a non-citizen with
an Arrival-Departure record (I-94) from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services with one of the following designations—“Refugee,” “Asylum Granted,” “Parole,” or “Cuban-Haitian Entrant.”
Students who are residing in the United States with an F-1 or F-2 student visa or a G series visa are NOT
eligible for federal or state financial aid.
How do I get financial aid?
To receive financial aid you must apply for it. The biggest mistake students make is not to apply because
they don’t think they’ll qualify. To apply for federal, state and college financial aid programs, you need to
complete the FAFSA and for the Cal Grant program you must submit a GPA verification form by March 2.
You may also be requested to submit additional documents such as tax returns to complete your financial
aid file. Please respond immediately to all requests made by the financial aid office.
Do I need to complete my income tax return before I complete the FAFSA?
While it is recommended that you complete your tax return prior to filling out your FAFSA, it is not essential.
You can fill out the FAFSA using estimated information from your W-2. Any large discrepancies between
your FAFSA and your tax return may have a large impact on any preliminary financial aid award you receive.
What happens if I have academic or other problems and have to drop classes or drop out of college
entirely?
If you receive aid and then drop units or withdraw prior to the end of the semester, you may be required
to repay a portion of the funds. The repayment amount will be determined after the add/drop period has
ended. Students that are required to repay will have a hold placed on their account that will restrict them
from enrollment and the release of official transcripts.
What is Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)?
Students who have applied for financial aid enter into an agreement to attend class and complete courses
with a passing grade. Failure to complete required units, meet the minimum cumulative GPA requirement
or exceed the maximum unit limit will result in disqualification from receiving further Financial Aid. For
more information go to http://web.peralta.edu/financial-aid/coming-soon-satisfactory-academicprogress-sap-policy-for-financial-aid-2014-2015/
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Do I have to reapply for financial aid every year?
Yes. You need to apply for financial aid every year. Make sure you include our school codes: Berkeley City
College 014311, College of Alameda 006720, Laney College 001266 and Merritt College 001267
Is there a limit to how much financial aid I can receive?
Yes. Effective with the 2012-2013 award year, the duration of a student’s eligibility to receive a Federal Pell
Grant is 12 full-time semesters (or its equivalent). The calculation of the duration of a student’s eligibility
will include all years of the student’s receipt of Federal Pell Grant funding. Once a student has received a
Federal Pell Grant for 12 full-time semesters (or its equivalent) the student will no longer be eligible for a
Federal Pell Grant for future semesters.
How is my financial aid disbursed?
Financial Aid funds are disbursed to your student Passport account. Your financial aid will be used to pay off
current term charges on your Passport account. If there are any remaining funds that exceed these charges
on your Passport account at the time of disbursement, you will receive a refund of the excess amount which
you may use to pay other educationally related expenses.
The Peralta Community College District partners with Higher One®, a financial services company which
provides refund methods for students to receive financial aid disbursements. Students who have completed
a FASFA and enrolled in courses will be sent instructions on how to receive and activate their Higher One
Card to their mailing address. Students are highly recommended to activate the card and choose a refund
method of their choice - opening a OneAccount with Higher One, an ACH transfer into a bank account
of their choice, or a paper check from Higher One. More information about the Higher One Card and the
Higher One account can be found at www.peraltacard.com
I have more questions, who can I contact?
You can visit your campus Financial Aid office for additional information:
2050 Center Street
Berkeley, CA 94704
1st Floor Student Services Area
510.981.2941
[email protected]
Laney College
900 Fallon Street
Oakland, CA 94607
Building A, Room 201
510.464.3414
[email protected]
College of Alameda
Alameda, CA 94501
A Building, Welcome Center
510.748.2391
[email protected]
Merritt College
12500 Campus Drive
Oakland, CA 94619
Building R, Room R113
510.436.2465
[email protected]
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Board of Governors Enrollment Fee Waiver
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES
**New Beginning Fall 2016**, students who have not met the
college’s Academic Progress standards for two consecutive terms
will no longer qualify for a BOG waiver the following term. More
information about the Academic and Progress standards students
must meet in order to maintain eligibility for the BOG Tuition
Waiver can be found by clicking this link: http://bit.ly/BOGupdates
If you believe you qualify for a BOGW Enrollment Fee Waiver,
Method A; submit the acceptable documentation to the Financial
Aid Office. This BOGW Fee Waiver will cover your enrollment
fee for the entire academic year. Please do not forget to apply for
additional Financial Aid at www.fafsa.gov.
ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION FOR
BOGFW
METHOD A: AFDC OR SSI RECIPIENTS
Notice of Action in your name (or your parent’s name) for the
same month in which you file this application or one calendar
month before.
or
CalWORKs/TANF or SSI Warrant or Check issued in your name
(or your parent’s name) for the same month in which you file this
application or one month before.
or
Agency Certification - Untaxed Income Form. May be obtained
from the Financial Aid Office and must be completed by the Welfare
Office or Social Security Office. Other documentation agreed upon
between your Community College and County Welfare Department. Contact the Financial Aid Office for details.
GENERAL ASSISTANCE RECIPIENTS
Agency Certification - Untaxed Income Form. May be obtained from
the Financial Aid Office and must be completed by the Welfare Office.
or
Other documentation agreed upon between your community college
district and county welfare department. Ask at your Financial Aid Office.
DECEASED/DISABLED VETERANS’ DEPENDENTS
OR NATIONAL GUARD DEPENDENTS
Fee Waiver certification provided by the California Department of
Veterans Affairs or your county Veterans Service Office. Fee Waiver
certification provided by the California National Guard Adjutant
General’s Office.
CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENT
DEPENDENT OF SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 VICTIM
DEPENDENT OF DECEASED LAW ENFORCEMENT/FIRE
SUPPRESSION PERSONNEL
• Certification of Medal of Honor Recipient, or a child of Medal
of Honor recipient.
• Certification as dependent of a victim of the September 11, 2001
terrorist attack.
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• Certification as dependent of deceased law enforcement/fire suppression personnel killed in the line of duty.
Fill out your FAFSA at www.fafsa.gov to see if you qualify for
method B or C.
DOCUMENTATION
FOR BOGFW METHOD B:
A Board of Governors Grant (BOGW) Method can be awarded to
low-income students. Whether you qualify is based upon your (or
your parent’s) income and household size. Colleges may ask you to
provide documentation of income, such as a copy of your 2015 U.S.
Income Tax Return. You are required to provide documentation
if it is requested.
INCOME CEILINGS FOR BOGFW
METHOD B BOGFW-METHOD B
Family Size
2015 Income
1
$17,655
2
$23,895
3
$30,135
4
$36,375
5
$42,615
6
$48,855
7
$55,095
8
$61,335
Each Additional Family Member
$6,240
BOGFW-METHOD C
(Available only by filing 2016-2017 FAFSA)
Note: Students not qualified by BOG Method B income standards
must file a FAFSA in order to demonstrate the need to qualify for
a BOG fee waiver.
If you have special circumstances where you cannot fill out a FAFSA
to obtain a BOGFW Enrollment Fee Waiver, please stop by the
Financial Aid Office for other possible options.
*New Regulation: Students who apply via the FAFSA for BOG-C
must demonstrate need in excess of the average cost of tuition of
$1104 for 2016-2017.
NOTE:
Loss of Board of Governors (BOG) Fee Waiver
Beginning Fall 2015, students who do not maintain minimum
academic and/or progress standards for two consecutive primary
semesters will be subject to loss of eligibility for the Board of
Governors Fee Waiver (BOGW). Registered Foster Youth are
exempted from this requirement.
Prerequisite/Corequisite Policy and Procedures
Prerequisites
Co-requisites
Some courses have prerequisites: faculty have determined that
students are highly unlikely to succeed in these courses unless they
have acquired a certain level of skills or knowledge, usually through
taking another course beforehand. The prerequisites for each course
are listed in the class schedule.
When you attempt to enroll online in a course with a prerequisite,
the system checks your academic records for evidence that you have
taken or are taking the prerequisites at one of the Peralta Colleges.
1. If you have taken the prerequisites at a Peralta College after 1987
and have received a grade of C or better in it, you are allowed to
enroll.
2. If you are currently taking the prerequisites, you are allowed to
enroll provisionally until your grade is received. If your grade in
the prerequisites is below a C, you will be automatically dropped
from the higher level course. You will be informed of this via your
Peralta student email.
3. If you have met the prerequisites through a course taken at
another college, you will need to submit proof to the counseling
department. If your documentation is sufficient, a counselor will
clear you to enroll.
4. If you feel the prerequisite has been met through assessment at
another institution, and you have either your scores and placement
recommendations or a transcript showing the courses you assessed
into and enrolled in, or through other means, (this is referred to as
“Multiple Measure Assessment” in the class schedule), please
see a counselor. The counselor will look at your test scores and
discuss your preparation for the course. If the counselor determines
that you have met the prerequisites, he/she will clear you for the
course and you will be allowed to enroll.
5. If you feel that you have met the prerequisites though your life
experience, or you believe that the prerequisites is unnecessary
or unlawful, go to the admissions office to complete and sign
a Petition for Prerequisite Challenge. You will be cleared to enroll,
pending review of your petition by faculty. If your challenge is
approved you will remain in the class. If your petition is denied,
you will be dropped from the class. You will be informed by
email to your Peralta student email account.
Challenge petitions must be approved or denied within five
working days of the day they were filed. If your petition is not
reviewed within five working days, you will remain in the class.
Some courses have co-requisites: faculty have determined that
students are highly unlikely to succeed in these courses unless they
enroll in the co-requisite course at the same time. The co-requisites
for each course are listed in the class schedule.
If you enroll in a course with a co-requisite, make sure to enroll in
the co-requisite course as well. (If you have previously taken the
co-requisite course and obtained a grade of C or better, you don’t
need to enroll in it again).
Open Classes
It is the policy of the Peralta Community College District that,
unless specifically exempted by statute, every course, course section
or class, the average attendance of which is to be reported for
state aid, wherever offered and maintained by the District, shall be
fully opened to enrollment and participation by any person who
has been admitted to the College and who meets such prerequisites
as may be established pursuant to Chapter II, Division 2, Part VI,
Title 5 of the California Administrative Code, commencing with
Section 51820.
Student Study Load
In order to complete an Associate in Arts or Associate in Science
degree at one of the Peralta Colleges in two years, an average unit
load of 15 units per term is often necessary. Students may not carry
more than 18 units (including a combined total of all Peralta Colleges) without prior approval of a counselor. Counselor approval is
required for excess units up to 21.5 units. Enrollment in 22 to 25
units requires approval of the Dean of Student Services. Under
no circumstances will approval be granted beyond 25 units. The
maximum number of units for the Summer Session is ten (10).
For college purposes, a full-time student is one who is carrying 12
or more units. Students are not permitted to enroll in classes with
conflicting or overlapping meeting times.
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College/District Policies
For complete list of Board Policies, go to http://web.peralta.edu/trustees/board-policies/
Board Policy 3410 Nondiscrimination
The District is committed to equal opportunity in educational
programs, employment, and all access to institutional programs
and activities.
The District, and each individual who represents the District, shall
provide access to its services, classes, and programs without regard
to national origin, religion, age, sex or gender, gender identity, race,
color, medical condition, ancestry, sexual orientation, marital status,
physical or mental disability, or because he or she is perceived to
have one or more of the foregoing characteristics, or based on association with a person or group with one or more of these actual
or perceived characteristics.
The Chancellor shall establish administrative procedures that ensure
all members of the college community or persons using the services
of the district can present complaints regarding alleged violations
of this policy and have their complaints heard in accordance with
the Title 5 regulations and those of other agencies that administer
state and federal laws regarding nondiscrimination.
No District funds shall ever be used for membership, or for any
participation involving financial payment or contribution on behalf
of the District or any individual employed by or associated with
it, to any private organization whose membership practices are
discriminatory on the basis of national origin, religion, age, sex or
gender, race, color, medical condition, ancestry, sexual orientation,
marital status, physical or mental disability, or because he or she
is perceived to have one or more of the foregoing characteristics,
or because of his or her association with a person or group with one
or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.
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Administrative Procedure 3410
Nondiscrimination
Educational Programs and other Services
The District shall provide access to its services, classes and programs
without regard to, national origin, religion, age, sex or gender,
gender identification, race, color, medical condition, ancestry,
sexual orientation, marital status, physical or mental disability, or
because he/she is perceived to have one or more of the foregoing
characteristics, or based on association with a person or group with
one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.
A. All classes, including credit, noncredit and not-for-credit, shall
be conducted without regard to the gender of the student
enrolled in the classes. As defined in the Penal Code, “gender”
means sex, and includes a person’s gender identity and genderrelated appearance and behavior whether or not stereotypically
associated with the person’s assigned sex at birth.
B. The District shall not prohibit any student from enrolling in
any class or course on the basis of gender.
C. Academic staff, including but not limited to counselors, instructors and administrators shall not offer program guidance
to students which differs on the basis of gender.
D. Insofar as practicable, the District shall offer opportunities for
participation in athletics equally to male and female students.
Board Policy 3430 Prohibition of Harassment
The District is committed to providing an academic and work environment that respects the dignity of individuals and groups. The
District shall be free of sexual harassment and all forms of sexual
intimidation and exploitation. It shall also be free of other unlawful
harassment as defined in Administrative Procedure 3430, including
that which is based on any of the following statuses: race, religious
creed, color, national origin, ancestry, physical disability, mental
disability, medical condition, marital status, sex, gender identification, age, or sexual orientation of any person, or because he or she
is perceived to have one or more of the foregoing characteristics.
The District seeks to foster an environment in which all students,
employees and other persons using the services of the district feel
free to report incidents of harassment without fear of retaliation
or reprisal. Therefore, the District also strictly prohibits retaliation
against any individual for filing a complaint of harassment or for
participating in a harassment investigation. Such conduct is illegal
and constitutes a violation of this policy. All allegations of retaliation will be swiftly and thoroughly investigated. If the District
determines that retaliation has occurred, it will take all reasonable
steps within its power to stop such conduct. Individuals who engage
in retaliatory conduct are subject to disciplinary action, up to and
including termination or expulsion.
Any student, employee or other person using the services of the
district who believes that he or she has been harassed or retaliated
against in violation of this policy should immediately report such
incidents by following the procedures described in AP 3430. Supervisors are mandated to report all incidents of harassment and
retaliation that come to their attention.
This policy applies to all aspects of the academic environment, including but not limited to classroom conditions, grades, academic
standing, employment opportunities, scholarships, recommendations, disciplinary actions, and participation in any community
college activity. In addition, this policy applies to all terms and
conditions of employment, including but not limited to hiring,
placement, promotion, disciplinary action, layoff, recall, transfer,
leave of absence, training opportunities and compensation.
This policy and related written procedures shall be widely published
and publicized to administrators, faculty, staff, students, and the
public particularly when they are new to the institution. They shall
be available for students, employees and others who use the services
of the district in all administrative offices.
Employees who violate the policy and procedures may be subject
to disciplinary action up to and including termination. Students
who violate this policy and related procedures may be subject to
disciplinary measures up to and including expulsion.
Privacy Rights of Students
As a student or former student of a Peralta College, you have a right
to (1) inspect the official education records, files, documents, and
other materials which contain information directly related to you,
as specified in Public Law 93‑380 and Title 5 regulations of the
California Administrative Code Chapter 6, and (2) challenge such
records should you believe them to be inaccurate, misleading, or
otherwise inappropriate (Education Rights and Privacy Act, Section
438, Public Law 93‑380).
Student Conduct Grievance and
Due Process Policies
The Peralta Colleges will be guided by pertinent provisions of The
California Education Code as to admission, probation, suspension and dismissal of a student in cases where disciplinary action
is indicated.
The College and the District shall insure that the student in cases of
admission, probation or dismissal is accorded due process as stated
in the written procedures of the College.
A copy of these procedures may be obtained at the Office of the
Vice President of Student Services.
To this end the Chancellor shall ensure that the institution undertakes education and training activities to counter discrimination
and to prevent, minimize and/or eliminate any hostile environment
that impairs access to equal education opportunity or impacts the
terms and conditions of employment.
The Chancellor shall establish procedures that define harassment.
The Chancellor shall further establish procedures for employees,
students, and other members of the campus community that provide for the investigation and resolution of complaints regarding
harassment and discrimination, and procedures for students to resolve complaints of harassment and discrimination. All participants
are protected from retaliatory acts by the District, its employees,
students, and agents.
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Peralta Police Services
The Peralta Community College District
contracts police services with the Alameda
County Sheriff’s Office, to provide security
patrol services for Laney College, Merritt
College and the College of Alameda. With
regard to Berkeley City College, the Sheriff’s
Office primary function is compiling statistical information only.
The Berkeley Police Department is responsible for security patrol
functions at Berkeley City College.
Mission Statement
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office/Peralta Police Services mission
is to preserve the peace, maintain order and enforce state, federal,
and local laws. Our goal is to provide a safe environment so that
the educational process can be conducted in an orderly and uninterrupted manner. Deputies focus on “partnerships” in addressing
problems and/or concerns identified by campus staff and students.
Peralta Police Authority
for crimes to be committed. Take away the opportunity and crime
can be greatly reduced. You are your own best security.
An awareness of the following crime prevention pointers, together
with your own common sense, will help reduce the opportunity
for others to commit a crime against you.
• Lock your car, office or residence whenever leaving it.
• Keep your car or building key ready in your hand
• Avoid unnecessary hazards of poorly lighted or
unfamiliar areas.
• Know the locations of telephones and “Blue Phones”
on campus.
• When working after hours, notify Police Services of your location. Lock all doors leading to the area you are in.
• Never leave personal items unattended in common areas.
Questions, suggestions and/or concerns regarding Campus Safety
and Security may be directed to Police Services at (510) 465-3514.
Your fears and concerns will be treated with the utmost importance
by Peralta Police Services.
Deputies assigned to the Peralta Community College District have
peace officer authority, pursuant to section 830.1 of the California
Penal Code. Each deputy has met all state standards and training requirements, and has the same authority as municipal police
officers. Sheriff Technicians also are employed by Police Services,
but do not have peace officer authority. Peralta Police works in
partnership with and will request assistance from the Oakland
Police Department, Alameda Police Department or the Berkeley
Police Department for incidents which require resources not readily
available at Peralta Colleges.
Bike Patrol
Peralta Police Services joins the entire Peralta College Community
in welcoming you. The goal of our department is to provide the
safest possible environment for all campuses, so everyone can enjoy
all of its facilities. Although your safety is our major concern, we
also monitor fire and intrusion alarms as well as enforce parking
regulations. Calls for service are prioritized and response time will
vary with the location, nature and urgency of the situation.
Weapons Policy
Crime Prevention
Crime prevention is the responsibility of all staff and students.
Members of the campus community should be aware of their surroundings and of circumstances which seem out of the ordinary.
Willingness to look out for each other and to report all suspicious
individuals or activities to the campus police will assure that the
campus will be a safe, secure place to work and to study.
Personal Safety Tips
It’s easy to give criminals an opportunity to strike; just be a little
careless, forgetful, too trusting, and gullible. But, it’s just as easy
to remove the temptation; by being careful, alert, cautious, and
aware. Most criminal activity occurs because opportunities exist
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Peralta Police’s commitment to continuous improvement towards
enhancing the personal safety of students and visitors to the Peralta
Community created the desire for a bike patrol. This was established during the summer of 1997. The bikes will allow officers to
reach locations inaccessible to the patrol car and at the same time
respond quicker than officers patrolling on foot. Also the bike patrol
enhances our relations with the Peralta Community by making us
more accessible to the public.
The unauthorized use, possession or storage of weapons, fireworks,
or explosives is prohibited on any Peralta College premise (including
vehicles) or at any Peralta Community College-sponsored activity. Weapons may include, but are not limited to, firearms, pellet
guns, bows and arrows, martial arts equipment, switchblade knives,
swords, large knives, and clubs.
Parking & Traffic Regulations
All provisions of the California Vehicle Code apply to individuals and to vehicles being driven on and about campus property
and parking lots. All vehicle codes, including 21113 C.V.C., are
strictly enforced. The speed limit is 5 m.p.h. in campus parking
lots and property. Students may only park in designated student
parking areas.
Persons must obey all California Vehicle Codes and carefully read
and follow the campus parking and traffic signage. Illegally parked
vehicles will be cited and/or towed at the owner’s expense. For
towed vehicles, contact Peralta Police Services at (510) 465-3514.
Parking violations are enforced 24 hours a day, seven days a week,
including holidays.
College officials do not have the authority to rescind or to arbitrate citation matters.
Students must not park in staff/faculty parking areas, red zones,
yellow (loading zones), green 30 minute zones or in other unauthorized areas. Disabled student parking areas are available and posted
with blue paint and handicapped parking signs.
“Handicap Accessible” signs mean the area is accessible by persons
with disabilities; it does not mean it is designated for “Handicapped
Parking”.
Disabled students must also properly display their daily or semester
parking permit (and a Student I.D. Decal if they attend Laney)
along with their D.M.V. issued handicap placard and/or handicap
license plate.
Staff must properly display their staff parking permit along with
their D.M.V. issued disabled placard and/or disabled plate.
Daily parking permits expire at 10:45 p.m. each night and the
parking lot gates are locked and secured at 11:00 p.m. each evening.
Overnight parking is not authorized and vehicles will be towed at
the owner’s expense. (Contact Peralta Police Services for towed
vehicles at 510-465-3514).
Visitors may park in the green 30 minutes zones at Merritt and
College of Alameda if they are staying only 30 minutes or less.
Visitors may park lawfully on the street at campuses with street
parking, (metered zones require coinage). Special guest permits
may be obtained through the business offices and the Department
of General Services in the District Administration Center (DAC).
Semester parking permits may be purchased for the student parking at Laney, Merritt and College of Alameda campuses for $40.00
($20.00 for motorcycles).
The summer session rate is $20.00 for cars ($10.00 for motorcycles).
Rates are subject to change.
You may choose to pay for parking on a daily basis, rather than
purchasing a semester permit. The cost of daily parking is $2.00
per day (exact change only). The daily permits may be purchased
from the ticket machines located in the parking lots.
In addition to the daily parking permits, Laney College students
must properly display a “STUDENT I.D. DECAL” (hanging
from the rear view mirror with the numbered side facing outward),
in order to park in a student parking lot or you will be cited.
Student I.D. Decals are issued, initially, at no charge and can be
obtained from the Cashier’s Office. (There is a $10.00 replacement
cost for lost or stolen Student I.D. Decals).
Unlike Laney, Merritt and College of Alameda, the Berkeley City
College campus has no parking lot; therefore, Berkeley City College does not honor parking stickers from other Peralta Colleges.
There is no designated public parking lot at Berkeley City College.
Free street parking is available after 6:00 p.m. and at most community sites where Berkeley City College classes are held. The Center
Street Garage, located between Milvia and Shattuck, charges an
hourly parking fee and the garage may be entered on the Center
Street side.
Emergency Blue Phones
Emergency blue phones are being installed in various locations
on the campuses of Laney, Alameda, and Merritt College for your
protection and use. The presence of these phones on campus cannot guarantee your safety, but can play an important role in your
personal security and the security of the campuses in general. If
you are new to the Peralta Community College District, familiarize
yourself with the location of the blue phones along your routes.
In the case of an emergency, press the RED emergency button. This
will connect you directly with Peralta Police Services Dispatch. The
RED button may be activated in situations where you or someone
else is being physically threatened; you are being followed and feel
uncomfortable or anxious; an accident has occurred and assistance
is needed or any other situation that you feel may require an emergency response from the police.
VANDALISM OR UNWARRANTED ACTIVATION OF AN
EMERGENCY BLUE PHONE JEOPARDIZES THE SAFETY
OF OTHERS. FOR THIS REASON, THESE ACTIONS
WILL BE TAKEN VERY SERIOUSLY BY PERALTA POLICE.
MISUSE OF THE TELEPHONES MAY SUBJECT YOU TO
DISCIPLINARY OR LEGAL ACTION.
The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act or Clery Act, codified at USC 1092(f ) as
part of Higher Education Act of 1965, is a federal law that requires
all colleges and universities to keep and disclose information timely
and annually about certain crime on and near their respective campuses. These crime statistics can be found in the Peralta Community
College Personal Safety Handbook, on the Peralta Community
College District website: www.peralta.edu, and on the Alameda
County Sheriff's Office website: www.alamedacountysheriff.org.
Blackboard Connect
(Emergency Notification and Early Warning System)
Blackboard Connect, Inc. is a mass notification and Early Warning
system used by the Peralta Community College District to notify
students and staff of any emergency situations occurring on PCCD
campuses or other PCCD properties. Mass e-mails and text messages are sent out describing the incident and how students/staff
should proceed. Because emergency situations change rapidly,
recipients should not expect regular updates; however, every attempt will be made to disseminate pertinent information, including
campus closures. Lt Verbeck has reviewed the other content and
has indicated that there are no changes.
To receive Blackboard text messages/e-mails, you must provide the
Office of Admissions and Records with current cell phone numbers/
email addresses upon registering for classes.
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You can make a difference in the lives of motivated Peralta students
by supporting the Peralta Colleges Foundation
Throughout the four District colleges, the Peralta Colleges Foundation provides academic scholarships to
committed students and financial assistance for faculty development and library initiatives.
Please consider making a donation to help increase the number of scholarships we award to students in need.
A gift of any size can make a big difference!
In addition to helping cover tuition and academic fees, a Peralta Colleges Foundation scholarship can
provide a student with:
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apprenticeship uniforms, culinary knives, machine repair tools and other
specialty equipment
supplies to pursue a career in design or the arts
required course textbooks and classroom materials
gas or a transit pass to get to school, an internship or a job
self-confidence and hope for the future
For a student who struggles just to pay tuition and buy textbooks each semester, a Peralta Colleges
Foundation scholarship provides the encouragement and resources that a student needs to succeed.
Yes, I want to make a difference in the lives of motivated students.
$100
$75
$50
$35
$ ___________
I’ve enclosed a check payable to Peralta Colleges Foundation
Please charge my credit card:
Visa
MasterCard
American Express
Name _____________________________________________________________
Address ____________________________________________________________
City ________________________
State __________
Zip _________________
Card # _________________________________________ Exp. Date ___________
Authorized Signature _______________________________
CVV #___________
Peralta Colleges Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your gift may qualify as a
charitable deduction for federal income tax purposes. Tax ID #23-7091547.
333 E. 8th Street, Oakland, CA 94606 | (510) 466-7206 | www.peraltafoundation.org
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Come See Why the Peralta Colleges — Berkeley City
College, College of Alameda, Laney College and Merritt
College — demonstrate the richness of the community college
experience. With more than 150 programs and thousands of
classes to choose from, you are free to explore a career path
or focus on a specialized interest. Discover your potential
through Peralta’s educational programs. Peralta offers hands-on
experience and goal-specific classes taught by award winning
faculty and real-world industry leaders.
The worlds of biotechnology, computer and information
sciences, multimedia, business and management, as well as
technical skills programs and many other opportunities are
open to you. Build on existing strengths, learn new skills,
develop your potential for the job market or further academic
goals. The choice is yours at Peralta.
The Peralta Colleges not only offer classes at times convenient
to your schedule, but also provide you with an exciting
variety of campus-related events. Concerts, lectures, festivals,
art exhibits, plays and other cultural and entertainment
opportunities abound. Gym and swimming facilities, plus a
wide assortment of sports activities, await you. There is also a
broad range of student services, including academic advising,
career development counseling, peer tutoring, legal services
and specialized support groups that enhance the educational
experience for all Peralta students.
The opportunity is here. Experience the richness of the
Peralta Colleges.
Visit our Website peralta.edu to view college schedules, select
classes, pay fees or simply find out more about
the Peralta Colleges.
Enroll Online: peralta.edu
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