Schedule of Classes - Contra Costa College

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SUMMER REGISTRATION
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Schedule
of Classes
EARLY SUMMER COURSES
START MAY 26TH
SUMMER SESSION
STARTS
JUNE
15TH
Summer 2015 ACADEMIC CALENDAR *
Jan 15-Feb 28
March 12
Mar 16- April 15
May 25
Filing period for early graduation petition to apply for priority registration for summer
Registration appointments for summer available
Appeal filing period for continuing and returning students with over 100 degree applicable units or on
second semester probation or dismissal
Priority registration for EOPS/DSPS/Veterans/Foster Youth/CalWORKs
Priority registration for DSPS notetakers, early graduation petitioners, intercollegiate athletes
Priority registration for continuing, returning, MCHS and recent HS graduates who have completed
Student Success Program**
Priority registration for new students who have completed the Student Success Program**, and returning students with less than 100 degree applicable units.
Registration for continuing and returning students with over 100 degree applicable units or on second
semester probation/dismissal
Registration for new students who did not complete the Student Success Program** and exempt
students
Holiday -- Memorial Day
May 26
May 28
First day of instruction for Early Summer classes
Walk-in registration for concurrent high school students
June 14
June 15
Variable
Last day to register online prior to first day of instruction for regular summer
First day of instruction for all 6 and 8 week classes - registration by late add code
The last day to add and other important dates vary by course. Check your class schedule on WebAdvisor to obtain these dates.
Last day to petition for a Summer degree/certificate
Usually held during the last scheduled class meeting. Confirm with your instructor.
Last day of instruction for 6 week classes
Last day of instruction for 8 week classes end
April 6
April 7
April 8-13
April 15
April 24
May 15
July 10
FINAL EXAMS
July 24
July 31
SPECIAL NOTICE ABOUT SUMMER SESSION COURSE DEADLINES:
For summer classes the dates to add, receive a refund, or drop are calculated individually based on the length of
each class. For detailed class-specific deadline dates, log into your InSite WebAdvisor student account and select
“My Class Schedule”. You may also check with your instructor who has this information on the class roster.
Students are strongly advised to record these deadlines in your personal calendar.
Date calculation guidelines:
o - Last day to add or drop with eligibility for fee refund (10% of the class)
o - Last day to withdraw from a full-term class without a “W” (20% of the class)
o - Last day to choose Pass/No Pass grading option (30% of the class)
o - Last day to withdraw from a course with a “W” (75% of the class)
o - Last day to enroll in or adjust units for an open entry/open exit variable unit class (75% of the class)
It is the student’s responsibility to know and understand all college deadlines
INFO: Students may register online until 11:59 PM, the day prior to the first class meeting.
When adding or dropping online, please be sure to keep your email confirmation.
** The Student Success Program includes assessment, orientation, and completion of an educational plan
(enroll in Coun-108)
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Where do I start at Contra Costa College?
Steps to Success • Summer 2015
Step 1 –Submit an Application for Admission
Step 5 – Enroll in COUNS-108 and Develop
Go to www.contracosta.edu to complete your application
online. Click on the “Apply Now” button. To submit an application in person visit the Admissions and Records Office,
Room 115 in the Student Services Center.
Step 2 –Apply for Financial Aid
If you need help paying for college you have several options.
You may be eligible for a Board of Governors (BOG) fee
waiver or other state and federal opportunities to help you
pay for your classes, books and supplies. To apply go to www.
fafsa.ed.gov and follow the instructions to complete the Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You can also
just submit an application for a fee waiver at https://secure.
cccapply.org/BOG_Waiver.
The California Dream Act allows certain students who
meet Assembly Bill (AB) 540 requirements to apply for and
receive state financial aid. For more information on the
Dream Act and AB 540 eligibility requirements, visit https://
dream.csac.ca.gov/.
We want to meet you where you are! Your success is important to us. Make an appointment to take a math and English
or English as a Second Language (ESL) assessment. This will
assist you in getting an accurate picture of your English and
math skills and help you choose the best classes for you.
Register online for an appointment to take the assessment
at http://contracosta.edu/go/?assessment-appointment,
or in-person at the Assessment Center in Room 104 of the
Student Services Center.
Step 4 – Complete Orientation or
Enroll in ESL-108*
New students at Contra Costa College are required to
complete orientation. Orientation is offered online through
self-paced modules where you will learn a wealth of information about programs, classes, support services, and
campus policies. You will receive an email after you submit
your application for admission, providing a link to the online
orientation.
* For non-native English speakers and learners, an in-person
class was designed as an alternative to the online orientation. Information on available classes of ESL-108 can be
found at www.contracosta.edu by clicking on the Steps to
Success button on the homepage.
Admissions and
Records
(510) 215-6027
SSC, Rm-115
an Educational Plan
An educational plan is a map to help you identify the courses
required to complete your goals. By enrolling in COUNS-108:
Introduction to Educational Planning, you will engage with a
counselor to identify your specific program of study and the
most direct route from start to finish. Information on available
classes of COUNS-108 can be found at www.contracosta.edu
by clicking on the Steps to Success button on the homepage.
Step 6 – Register for Classes
Now that you have a plan for meeting your educational
goals, registering for classes is simple. Log into your
WebAdvisor student account from the Contra Costa College website, www.contracosta.edu, to register for classes
directly from your student educational plan. If you need help
in person, visit the Welcome/Transfer Center or the Admissions and Records Office located in the Student Services
Center (SSC).
Get Your Student ID
Step 3 – Complete the Assessment
COLLEGE
CONTACT
NUMBERS
& LOCATIONS
Assessment Center
(510) 215-3896
SSC, Rm-104
Visit the Welcome/Transfer Center in the Student
Services Center (SSC) Room-111.
Bring proof of enrollment and personal identification
NEED HELP OR CONFUSED?
If you need additional support and guidance getting started
with the admissions or registration process, please visit the
Welcome/Transfer Center in the Student Services Center
(SSC) Rm 111. Call 510-215-4110 for current center hours of
operation.
PARKING INFORMATION
A parking permit is needed to park on campus. You may
purchase a parking permit for the semester online via the
InSite/WebAdvisor portal. Log in and click on “Students”
tab then select “Academic Services”; have your vehicle
registration information ready to enter. You may also
purchase daily permits at machines located in multiple
campus parking lots.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Bookstore: For information about required textbooks and
prices, please visit the bookstore’s website: www.contracostabooks.com
Counseling
(510) 215-3934
or (510) 215-3936
SSC, Rm-108
Financial Aid
(510) 215-2810
SSC, Rm-102
Welcome/Transfer
Center
(510) 215-4110
SSC, Rm-111
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Como comienzo en Contra Costa College?
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PASO 1 – Presentar una Solicitud de Admisión
Para completar su solicitud de admisión visite la página:
www.contracosta.edu, haga clic en el botón “Apply Now”.
Para presentar una solicitud en persona puede visitar la
oficina de Admissions and Records, habitación 115, en el
edificio de Student Services Center.
PASO 2 – Aplicar para Ayuda Financiera
Si necesita ayuda para pagar por su educación hay varias opciones. Usted podría ser elegible para una exención de cuotas
a través del programa Board of Governors (BOG). Hay también otros tipos de ayuda estatales y/o federales para ayudarle
a pagar por sus clases, libros y útiles. Para aplicar visite: www.
fafsa.ed.gov y siga las instrucciones para completar la solicitud
gratuita de Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Para presentar una
solicitud para una exención de cuotas visite la página https://
secure.cccapply.org/BOG_Waiver.
PASO 3 – Completar la Evaluación de Inglés y
Matemáticas Haga una cita para tomar las evaluaciónes de
matemáticas, Inglés o Inglés como Segundo Idioma (ESL). El
propósito de la evaluación es para asegurarnos que usted se
registre en las clases correctas de acuerdo a su nivel. Para hacer
una cita visite la página http://contracosta.edu/go/?assessmentappointment o en persona visite la oficina de Assessment Center, habitación 104, en el edificio de Student Services Center.
PASO 4 –Completa Orientación o Inscribirse en ESL-108*
Contra Costa College require que nuevos estudiantes
completen la orientación. La orientación se ofrece en línea a
través de módulos donde aprenderás una gran cantidad de
información acerca de los programas, clases de apoyo, servicios y pólizas del colegio. Usted recibirá un correo electrónico
después de presentar su solicitud de admisión, que proporciona conexiones con la orientación en línea.
*Para los estudiantes cuyo segundo idioma es el Inglés, una
clase en persona fue diseñada como una alternativa a la orientación en línea. La información sobre las clases disponibles
de ESL-108 se puede encontrar en www.contracosta.edu, haga
clic en el botón “Steps to Success” en la página principal.
PASO 5 – Inscribirse en COUNS-108 y Desarrollar un Plan
de Educación Un plan educativo es un mapa para ayudarle a
identificar los cursos necesarios para completar sus metas. Al
inscribirse en COUNS-108: Introduction to Educational Planning, vas a participar con un consejero para identificar su programa específico de estudio y la ruta más directa de principio a
fin. La información sobre las clases disponibles de COUNS-108
se puede encontrar en www.contracosta.edu, haciendo clic en
el botón “Steps to Success” en la página principal.
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PASO 6 – Inscribirse en las Clases
Ahora que tiene un
plan para alcanzar sus metas educativas, registrarse para las
clases es simple. Acceda su cuenta de estudiante WebAdvisor
desde el sitio web de Contra Costa College, www.contracosta.
edu, para inscribirse en las clases directamente desde su plan
educativo. Si necesita ayuda en persona, visite la oficina Welcome/Transfer Center o Admissions and Records ubicada en el
edificio Student Services Center (SSC)
OBTENGA SU TARJETA DE INDENTIFICATIÓN
DE ESTUDIDANTE
Visite el departamento de Welcome/Transfer Center
ubicado en el edificio de Student Services Center (SSC)
habitación 111.
Necesitara prueba de inscripción y una identificación
personal.
¿NECESITA AYUDA O ESTÁ CONFUNDIDO?
Si necesita ayuda adicional para empezar con el proceso de
admisión o registro, visite el departamento Welcome/Transfer Center ubicado en el edificio de Student Services Center
(SSC), habitación 111. Llame al 510-215-4110 si necesita el horario
de la oficina.
INFORMACIÓN ACERCA DEL ESTACIONAMIENTO
Necesitará un permiso para poder estacionarse en el colegio.
Usted puede comprar un permiso de estacionamiento en línea
a través de InSite/WebAdvisor. Al ingresar a su cuenta, inicie
su sesión por medio de WebAdvisor y haga clic en “Students”
y luego en “Academic Services”. Necesitará la información de
registro del vehículo. Usted también puede comprar permisos
de estacionamiento diarios en las máquinas situadas en varios
estacionamientos en el colegio.
Otra Información ImportanTE
Librería
Para obtener información acerca de los libros de texto
requeridos y los precios, por favor visite el sitio web de la
tienda de libros: www.contracostabooks.com
Números de Contacto
del Colegio y
Ubicaciones
Admissions and Records
(510) 215-6027
SSC, Rm-115
Assessment Center
(510) 215-3896
SSC, Rm-104
Counseling
(510) 215-3934
or (510) 215-3936
SSC, Rm-108
Financial Aid
(510) 215-2810
SSC, Rm-102
Welcome/Transfer Center
(510) 215-4110
SSC, Rm-11
How Do I Apply Online to CCC?
Go to “www.contracosta.edu”
Click on “ReGisteR” in the
lower left portion of the homepage.
Click “Apply Now” to access the “Create an
Account” page if it is your first time applying.
Access http://www.4cd.edu/insite/Default.aspx if
you have an account.*
IMPORTANT! Provide a valid email address.
*NOte: Returning students who previously applied
using CCCApply must make a new account.
OpenCCC is our new application system.
For future reference, be sure to write down your:
Username:
Password:
if you forgot your account, click on
“sign in” and then “i forgot my username”
and/or “i forgot my password”.
Click on
“start A New Application”
to begin your application.
IMPORTANT
It is recommended but not required to provide your Social
Security Number when you apply. If you provide your SSN on
this application you may find it easier to access your student
records when you need them if you forget or misplace your
CCC student ID number. If you do not provide your SSN
or do not have one, you will always need to use your CCC
student ID number to access your student records. This
information is emailed to you when you apply online. You
will need to come in person to the Admissions & Records
office or Enrollment Lab and bring a photo ID to obtain your
student ID number and InSite WebAdvisor User Name if you
misplace this information. All institutions are required by law
to keep your SSN private and secure; and not to reveal it
without your permission.
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8. Select the Location,
Term, Subject and Course Number,
then click Submit
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FEES AND TUITION
Fee type
Amount *
Comments
California Resident
Fee
$46 per unit
Students who are California residents pay an enrollment fee of
$46* per unit of credit.
Nonresident Fee
$254 total per unit
Nonresidents of California pay an enrollment fee of $46* per unit
of credit, plus $198 in tuition per unit of credit, plus $10 for a capital
outlay fee, per unit.
Non-U.S. citizen
Tuition (Including
International Students)
$254 total per Units
Non-U.S. citizens who cannot establish California residency pay an
enrollment fee of $46* per unit of credit, plus $198 in tuition, plus
$10 for a capital outlay fee, per unit of credit.
Health Insurance for
International Students
$539.00 (Spring and Summer)
$231.00 (Summer only - new students)
Spring and Summer health insurance coverage is only for students
who have registered for the spring semester. Coverage is from
1/03/15 until 8/9/15
Parking Permit
$40 per semester for a car or $3 per
day (subject to change at any time
without notice) and during the summer
$20 per semester for a motorcycle or a car.
Summer only coverage (new students entering in the summer) is
from 5/22/15 to 8/9/15.
Instructional
Material Fees
Variable by course
See policy statement below.
Student
Activity Fee**
(This fee is optional;
See detailed
information below)
$5.00 per semester
The Student Activity Fee allows the Contra Costa College Associated Students (student government) to provide funding for campus
clubs, events, activities, and campus-based programs that will
benefit the student population. Examples of programs which the
activity fee could support are student scholarships, textbook scholarships, multi-cultural campus events, and community resource
outreach programs.
Student
Representation Fee
$1 per semester required non-refundable.
All students.
Student ID Card
No charge for ID card or semester
stickers; optional $5 ASUCCC
activity sticker.
Student ID cards, semester stickers and ASUCC activity stickers
which provide student activity and merchant discounts can be
obtained in the Student Life Center in the AA Building. Continuing
students obtain semester stickers with proof of registration.
Transcript Fee
All requests require written authorization
and advance payment.
Standard: First 2 copies in the district are free1, $5
thereafter
Rush: $15 per transcript; $10 if the student
qualifies for either of his/her 2 free copies
Express: $30 per transcript; $25 if the student
qualifies for either of his/her 2 free copies
Standard: Mailed through the U.S. Postal Service within 7-10 business days. No student pick-up allowed for standard service.
Rush: Mailed by U.S. Postal Service mail next business day or prepared for pickup.
Express: Same day service prepared for student pickup (may not
always be available).
Verification fee
$2 per copy
First 2 copies are free;
$5 letterhead verification
Written authorization is required.
Verifications requested through the Admissions & Records Office
will be assessed at $2 for each request. Students can receive free
verifications of enrollment through WebAdvisor. (available 24-hours
per day/7 days per week).
*
** 1
This amount may be changed by the Governor/State Legislature without notice.
Fee is voluntary. Refund forms are available in the Student Life Office. Refund forms must be
submitted in person at the Cashier’s Office. Refund forms must be received within the first two
weeks of instruction. Refund checks will be issued monthly after the first two weeks of instruction each term.
Students may receive 2 free transcripts across the district (i.e. 1 at CCC and 1 at DVC equals 2).
Financial Aid Regulations & Checklist
Board of Governors Fee Waiver
Students who meet specific income requirements can have their class fees waived Apply online at www.contracosta.edu. If you have already filed your
2014-2015 FAFSA you may already have a fee waiver
awarded. Please check your WebAdvisor under
Financial Aid Status by Term by logging on to http://www.4cd.edu/insite/Default.aspx
FAFSA
Fill out the FREE Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA) to see if you are eligible to receive free cash aid
to go to school. Apply online at www.fafsa.gov. To apply
for financial aid for the Summer 2015 semester you must
complete the 2014-15 FAFSA. Contra Costa College’s
school code is 001190.
Cal Grant Deadline
The state of California offers state aid through the Cal
Grant program. To determine your eligibility for this
additional state aid you must complete all necessary
application paperwork by the Cal Grant deadline.
The deadline is March 2 annually for the following
academic year, with a second deadline of September 2
annually (for community college students only). For more
information, log on to www.calgrants.org.
For additional information about financial aid, including
important policies, guidelines, and processes, please visit
our web site, www.contracosta.edu and click on “Financial
Aid.” You can also stop by The Office of Student Financial
Assistance located in the Student Services Center,
SSC-102 or call us with general questions at (510) 215-3952.
PELL LIFETIME ELIGIBILITY LIMIT
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.
There is no appeal process for this limit.
The Office
of Financial Assistance
is now on social media!
Follow/like for updates, deadlines,
and other important financial aid
information.
Office of Financial Assistance at
Contra Costa College/Facebook
@finaidatccc on Instagram
and Twitter
to-Benefit Test (ATB) alternatives
if the student was enrolled in a federal student aid eligible program prior to July 1, 2012. The ATB alternatives
include the student passing an independently administered, approved ATB test or successfully completing at
least six credit hours of postsecondary education.
Important Rules
FINANCIAL AID REPEAT COURSE POLICY
The Department of Education has set a limit on the
number of times a course can be repeated before it is
excluded from a student’s enrollment status for financial
aid purposes. Once a student receives passing credit for
a course, that course can only be repeated one more time
to be included in the enrollment status for a financial aid
disbursement. For purposes of this regulation, a “passing
grade” is considered a D- or better. Any course for which
a student is enrolling for a third time after having received
a passing grade will not be included in the enrollment
status for financial aid purposes.
HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Students who do not have a high
school diploma or a recognized equivalent (e.g., GED), or do not meet the
home school requirements, will not
be eligible to receive federal student
aid. Students may qualify for federal
student aid under one of the Ability-
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PLEASE NOTE: The restriction applies only
to instances when the student receives
a passing grade for the course; students
are allowed to repeat courses without a
limit for financial aid consideration for any
failed or withdrawn course until a passing
grade is received. Once a passing grade is
received, the above policy will apply.
**The above repeat course policy applies
only to determining a student’s enrollment
status for the disbursement of financial aid
and is separate from the institutional academic policy regarding course repetition
and enrollment into repeatable courses**
SUMMER 2015
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
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Academic Skills
ACSKL-200
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ART-135
Peer Tutoring Certification Level One - (SC) - .5 Unit
Short Term/Late Start
6707
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10:10-12:00pmL-121
Gibson, B
1:10-3:30pm
For more information, please contact Brandy Gibson at
[email protected].
8/10 - 8/11
Introduction to Archaeology - (SC) - 3 Units
1367
TWTH
Cultural Anthropology - (SC) - 3 Units
1080
TWTH
9:40-12:30pm AA-215Conrad, J
6/15 - 7/23
ANTHR-140
Introduction to Physical Anthropology - (LR) - 3 Units
1365
MTWTH 8:10-10:20am LA-206Schwappach-Shirriff, L 6/15 - 7/23
ANTHR-140L Introduction to Physical Anthropology Laboratory - (LR) - 1 Unit
1364
MTWTH 10:20-12:30pm LA-207Schwappach-Shirriff, L 6/15 - 7/23
ANTHR-150
Magic, Witchcraft and Religion - (LR) - 3 Units
4635
MTWTH 12:40-2:50pm LA-206Revenaugh, A
6/15 - 7/23
Art
ART-117
6411
Appreciation of Art & Architecture - (SC) - 3 Units
TWTH
6:10-9:00pm
A-2
McDermott, W
ART-132
Digital Art - Beginning I - (SC) - 1-4 Units
1322
MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-1
Gordon, C
10:40-12:50pm
Section 1322 has a mandatory materials fee of $12.00.
Hot Metals Beginning Jewelry I - (SC) - 2-4 Units
Sculpture: Beginning I - (SC) - 2-4 Units
5400
MTWTH 8:40-10:00am A-8
Lu, J
10:10-1:00pm
6/15 - 7/23
5401
MTWTH 8:40-10:00am A-8
Lu, J
10:10-1:00pm
ART-158
Digital Photography: Beginning I - (SC) - 2-4 Units
5500
MTWTH 1:10-5:00pm A-1
Gordon, C
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
ART-159
Digital Photography: Beginning II - (SC) - 2-4 Units
Prereq: ART 158
5501
MTWTH 1:10-5:00pm A-1
Gordon, C
ART-161
Photography: Beginning I - (SC) - 2-4 Units
6200
TWTH 9:10-1:00pm A-2
Davis, D
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
ART-162
Photography: Beginning II - (SC) - 2-4 Units
Prereq: ART 161
6/16 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
ART-133
Digital Art - Beginning II - (SC) - 1-4 Units
Prereq: ART 132
1323
MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-1
Gordon, C
10:40-12:50pm
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ART-141
Sculpture: Beginning II - (SC) - 2-4 Units
Prereq: ART 140
12:40-3:30pm LA-201Schwappach-Shirriff, L 6/16 - 7/23
ANTHR-130
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1335
TWTH 12:40-2:30pm A-7
McDermott, W 6/16 - 7/23
2:40-5:30pm
ART-140
7/20 - 7/28
Anthropology
ANTHR-125
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1336
TWTH 12:40-2:30pm A-7
2:40-5:30pm
Youth Police Academy - (LR) - 2 Units
1076
MTWTH 8:10-5:00pm HS-101 Martin, K
MTWTH 5:00-6:30pm
AA-142
Section 1076 is an accelerated course of instruction that
begins on July 20, 2015 and ends on July 29, 2015.
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ART-136
Hot Metals Beginning Jewelry II - (SC) - 2-4 Units
Prereq: ART 135
Administration of Justice
ADJUS-127
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NOTE: Classes Shaded in
“Grey”are night classes!
6/15 - 7/23
6201
TWTH 9:10-1:00pm A-2
Davis, D
ART-174
Drawing and Composition: Beginning I - (SC) - 2-3 Units
5402
MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A
Fenstermaker, D
MTWTH 10:40-1:30pm A-6B
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
ART-175
Drawing and Composition: Beginning II - (SC) - 2-3 Units
Prereq: ART 174
5403
MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A
MTWTH 10:40-1:30pm A-6B
Fenstermaker, D
6/15 - 7/23
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ART-184
Pastel/Color Theory - (SC) - 3 Units
ART-811N
Beginning and Intermediate Painting for Older Adults - (P/NP) - 0 Unit
5408
MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A
Fenstermaker, D 6/15 - 7/23
MTWTH 10:40-1:30pm A-6B
6205
6206
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F
9:10-11:00am OC
9:10-11:00am OC
Lu, J
Lu, J
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
Automotive Services
ART-232
Digital Art: Intermediate I - (SC) - 1-4 Units
Prereq: ART 133
1332
MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-1
10:40-1:30pm
ART-233
Digital Art: Intermediate II - (SC) - 1-4 Units
1333
MTWTH 9:10-1:30pm
A-1
AUSER-100V
Gordon, C
6/15 - 7/23
Gordon, C
6/15 - 7/23
ART-235
Hot Metals Intermediate Jewelry I - (SC) - 2-4 Units
Prereq: ART 136
2335
TWTH 12:40-2:30pm A-7
2:40-5:30pm
2336
TWTH 12:40-2:30pm A-7
2:40-5:30pm
ART-240
Sculpture: Intermediate I - (SC) - 2-4 Units
Prereq: ART 141
6/15 - 7/23
ART-241
Sculpture: Intermediate II - (SC) - 2-4 Units
Prereq: ART 240
2517
MTWTH 8:40-10:00am A-8
Lu, J
10:10-1:00pm
6/15 - 7/23
MTWTH 1:10-5:00pm A-1
Gordon, C
6/15 - 7/23
MTWTH 1:10-5:00pm A-1
Gordon, C
6/15 - 7/23
ART-274
Drawing and Composition: Intermediate I - (SC) - 2-3 Units
Prereq: ART 175
5404
MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A
MTWTH 10:40-1:30pm A-6B
ART-275
Drawing and Composition: Intermediate II - (SC) - 2-3 Units
Prereq: ART 274
5405
BIOSC-106
Experimental Analysis in Biology - (P/NP) - .5 Unit
2813
2814
4063
4064
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
BIOSC-110
Introduction to Biological Science - (LR) - 4 Units
4068
MTWTH 8:10-12:30pm B-24
BIOSC-132
Human Anatomy - (LR) - 4 Units
2470
MTWTH 9:10-1:30pm
BIOSC-160
Nutrition - (LR) - 3 Units
2538
MTW
9:10-12:00pm
1:10-4:00pm
9:10-12:00pm
1:10-4:00pm
3:40-6:30pm
B-18
B-18
B-18
B-18
Ponomareff, G
Ponomareff, G
Ponomareff, G
Ponomareff, G
6/16 - 7/2
6/16 - 7/2
7/7 - 7/23
7/7 - 7/23
Muick, P
5/26 - 7/2
B-39
Parks, E
6/15 - 7/23
B-12
Chan, L
6/15 - 7/22
BUS-294
Business Law - (SC) - 3 Units
4030
W
S
6:40-8:00pm
9:10-2:15pm
LA-103
Bristol-Wright, P 6/17 - 8/8
CHEM-119
Introductory Chemistry - (SC) - 4 Units
Prereq: MATH 118 or one year of high school algebra.
4033
4034
MTWTH 8:40-1:20pm PS-14
Alexander, L
Section 4033 starts 5/26/2015 and ends 07/02/2015.
MTWTH 1:10-4:10pm PS-106
Staff, C
MTWTH 4:20-5:50pm PS-14
Section 4033 starts 5/26/2015 and ends 07/02/2015.
5/26 - 7/2
5/26 - 7/2
CHEM-120
General College Chemistry I - (SC) - 5 Units
Prereq: MATH 120 or equivalent (Intermediate Algebra). Advisory: High school science
preparation including a course in chemistry with a laboratory (equivalent to CHEM 119).
The ability to read and write at the ENGL 142B level. A diagnostic exam may be given
to assist the student in determining whether or not she has adequate preparation for the
course.
1064
MTWTH 9:10-1:00pm PS-106
Dang, T
5/26 - 7/2
MTWTH 1:10-4:15pm PS-6
Section 1064 starts May 26 and ends July 2.
MTWTH 9:10-10:30am A-6A
MTWTH 10:40-1:30pm A-6B
10 • Sum m e r 2 01 5
MTWTH 9:10-12:20pm AT-110
Sturgeon, B
6/1 - 6/25
Section 1069 requires permission to enroll for Auto Mechanic students.
For more information, please contact Lucile Beatty at (510) 215-3974
or lbeatty@contracosta,edu
Chemistry
ART-259
Digital Photography: Intermediate II - (SC) - 2-4 Units
Prereq: ART 258
5503
Automotive Maintenance & Service Lab - (LR) - 1 Unit
1069
Business
ART-258
Digital Photography: Intermediate I - (SC) - 2-4 Units
Prereq: ART 159
5502
AUSER-100X
Biological Science
ART-236
Hot Metals Intermediate Jewelry II - (SC) - 2-4 Units
Prereq: ART 235
2516
MTWTH 8:40-10:00am A-8
Lu, J
10:10-1:00pm
Welding for the Automotive Technician - (P/NP) - 1.5 Units
1166
MTWTH 8:10-11:00am AT-101
Lock, P
5/26 - 6/3
11:10-4:30pm
Section 1166 requires permission to enroll and is for Auto Collsion
students. For more information, please contact Peter Lock
at (510) 215-6988 or [email protected]
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Counseling
Cooperative Education
COOP-160
General Work Experience Education - (LR) - 1-3 Units
Note: Students interested in enrolling in a COOP course must first, be employed or
COUNS-108
volunteering, complete the required forms and attend a Mandatory Orientation Meeting.
Orientation meeting dates & times: Tue 6/23, Wed 6/24, and Thurs 6/25 from 12-1pm,
in the College Skill Center (LLRC 121). Once enrolled, forms are made available to students on their D2L class site. For more information email Mary Johnson at MaJohnson@
contracosta.edu.
5977
Johnson, M
6/15 - 8/6
Section 5977 is a 3 unit variable course.
2163
Johnson, M
6/15 - 8/6
1163
Johnson, M
6/15 - 8/6
and the math and English assessments prior to the first class meeting. Bring a printout of
assessment results and high school transcripts, if applicable.
1013
T
9:10-12:00pm AA-239
Chung, I
6/2 - 6/2
T
12:40-3:30pm SSC-104
1016
TH
9:10-12:00pm LA-101
Boland Drain, S6/11 - 6/11
TH
12:40-3:30pm SSC-104
1021
T
9:10-12:00pm CTC-128
Phillips, A
6/16 - 6/16
T
12:40-3:30pm SSC-104
1023
TH
9:10-12:00pm HS-3
Phillips, A
6/25 - 6/25
TH
12:40-3:30pm SSC-104
1033
T
9:10-12:00pm HS-3
Phillips, A
6/30 - 6/30
T
12:40-3:30pm SSC-104
1039
TH
9:00-12:00pm HS-3
Huey, S
7/9 - 7/9
TH
12:40-3:30pm SSC-104
1061
T
9:10-12:00pm HS-3
Bennett, K
7/14 - 7/14
T
12:40-3:30pm SSC-104
COOP-170
Occupational Work Experience Education - (LR) - 1-4 Units
Note: Students interested in enrolling in a COOP course must first, be employed or
volunteering, complete the required forms and attend a Mandatory Orientation Meeting.
Orientation meeting dates & times: Tue 6/23, Wed 6/24, and Thurs 6/25 from 12-1pm,
in the College Skill Center (LLRC 121). Once enrolled, forms are made available to students on their D2L class site. For more information email Mary Johnson at MaJohnson@
contracosta.edu
4866
Johnson, M
6/15 - 8/6
Section 4866 is a 4 unit variable course. .
1102
Johnson, M
6/15 - 8/6
1104
Johnson, M
6/15 - 8/6
1106
Johnson, M
6/15 - 8/6
Introduction to Educational Planning - (P/NP) - .3 Unit
Note: This course is intended for new students. Please complete the online orientation
1073
T
TH
6:10-9:00pm
6:10-9:00pm
LA-104
SSC-104
Wright, S
7/21 - 7/23
1070
TH
9:10-12:00pm HS-3
Huey, S
7/23 - 7/23
TH
12:40-3:30pm SSC-104
1074
T
9:10-12:00pm LA-102
Escobar, M 7/28 - 7/28
T
12:40-3:30pm SSC-104
1079
TH
9:10-12:00pm LA-102
Huey, S
7/30 - 7/30
TH
12:40-3:30pm SSC-104
2257
T
9:10-12:00pm SSC-104
Nolasco, M
8/4 - 8/4
12:40-3:30pm
3526
W
1:10-4:00pm CTC-114
Boland Drain, S 8/5 - 8/6
TH
1:10-4:00pm SSC-104
Section 3526 is for International Students, but is open to all.
3527
T
9:10-12:00pm CTC-114
Bennett, K
8/11 - 8/11
T
12:40-3:30pm SSC-104
1091
TH
9:10-12:00pm CTC-112
Phillips, A
8/13 - 8/13
TH
12:40-3:30pm SSC-104
COUNS-120
Managing College Success and Life Transitions - (SC) - 3 Units
2225
TWTH 8:10-11:00am HS-1
Odom, J
Section 2225 is part of the EOPS Summer Academy.
6/16 - 7/23
Culinary Arts
CULIN-260
European Cakes Decorating and Desserts - (P/NP) - 2 Units
1097
MTWTH 8:00-8:45am AA-237
8:55-11:00am
CULIN-275
Legas, C
6/15 - 7/23
Fundamentals of Cooking - (P/NP) - 1.5 Units
3233
MTWTH 11:30-12:25pmAA-239
12:35-2:25pm
Schwarz, E
6/15 - 7/16
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Beginning Ballroom Dance - (LR) - .5-2 Units
TTH
5:30-7:35pm
GA-10
Clarke, N
6/16 - 7/23
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6/16 - 7/23
DANCE-163A
1646
Beginning Latin Social Dance - (LR) - .5-2 Units
TTH
7:45-9:50pm
GA-10
Clarke, N
6/16 - 7/23
DANCE-167A
2229
Beginning Egyptian Belly Dancing - (LR) - .5-2 Units
TWTH
1:30-3:00pm
GA-10
Byer, C
6/16 - 7/23
Drama
DRAMA-101 Introduction to Theatre - (SC) - 3 Units
Advisory: Eligibility for ENGL 1A or equivalent
TWTH
TWTH
9:40-12:30pm M-104
2:10-5:00pm M-104
EMED-109
CPR for the Health Care Provider - (P/NP) - .2 Unit
Corequisite: EMED 110 (may be taken concurrently).
1638
W
8:10-5:00pm B-2
Weatherby, S 7/29 - 7/29
Section 1638 is a one day accelerated CPR certification course.
DANCE-161B Intermediate Ballroom Dance - (LR) - .5-2 Units
Prereq: Dance 161A with a “C” or better
1647
TTH
5:30-7:35pm
GA-10
Clarke, N
3039
4039
days hrs
Emergency Medical Technician
Dance
DANCE-161A
1644
sec
English
ENGL-001A
Composition and Reading - (LR) - 4 Units
Prereq: ENGL 142B with a minimum grade of C, or a passing COMPASS score.
Note: Students enrolled in Engl-1A or Engl-1C are strongly encouraged to sign up for
Engl 102-1203. This will provide access to the instructors in the College Skills Center.
4838
TWTH 8:10-12:15pm LA-106
Douglas, W 6/16 - 7/23
1081
TWTH 9:10-1:15pm LA-102
Aengus, G
6/16 - 7/23
4841
TWTH 11:10-3:15pm AA-135
Chew, K
6/16 - 7/23
1307
TWTH 1:10-5:15pm AA-145
Saldana, T
6/16 - 7/23
4840
LaBarre, A
Blau, T
6/16 - 7/23
6/16 - 7/23
Early Childhood Education
TWTH
5:10-9:15pm
LA-101
Aengus, G
6/16 - 7/23
ENGL-001C
Critical Thinking and Advanced Composition - (LR) - 3 Units
Prereq: English 001A with a “C” or better.
Note: Students enrolled in Engl-1A or Engl-1C are strongly encouraged to sign up for
Engl 102-1203. This will provide access to the instructors in the College Skills Center.
1454
TWTH 8:10-11:00am CTC-131
Lorette, R
6/16 - 7/23
4014
TWTH 9:10-12:00pm LA-203
Nahas, L
6/16 - 7/23
ECHD-095A
6574
Foster Parent Skills Laboratory - (P/NP) - .04-3 Units
TH
6:10-9:00pm
HS-1
Shareef, I
Section 2044 meets at Bethlehem Church, 684 Juliga Wood St,
Richmond CA 94804.
ECHD-095C
Foster Parent Skills Laboratory - (P/NP) - .04-3 Units
to sign up for ENGL-102-1203. This will provide access to the instructors in the College
Skills Center.
1203
L-121
Staff, C
6/15 - 7/23
4843
L-121
Staff, C
6/15 - 7/23
6/4 - 6/18
6575
M
9:40-11:30am LA-101
Shareef, I
6/8 - 6/22
Section 2046 class meets at the Youth Service Bureau, 84 Broadway,
Richmond CA 94804.
ECHD-099
Occupational Work Experience - (LR) - 1-4 Units
Co-req: Employment in career-related field.
1129
M
4:10-5:00pm L-107
Shuaibe, H 6/15 - 7/23
Section 1129 has a mandatory orientation meeting Wednesday,
June 17, from 5-6pm in the Library Study Lab. Must complete
documentation in D2L before attending orientation. For more information
email Haneefal Shuaibe at [email protected]
ECHD-101D
1134
ECHD-123
2049
Workshops in Early Childhood Education -D - (P/NP) - .17-1 Units
MW
6:10-9:00pm
HS-3
Thomas, O
6/22 - 7/8
Creative Activities (DS3) - (SC) - 3 Units
TTH
6:40-10:00pm HS-3
Benson, G
6/16 - 8/6
ECON-220
Introduction to Macroeconomic Principle - (SC) - 3 Units
Prereq: MATH 120
TWTH
1:40-4:30pm
LA-208
TWTH
12 • Sum m e r 2 01 5
10:10-1:00pm LA-208
6:10-9:00pm
LA-106
Saldana, T
6/16 - 7/23
ENGL-102
Writing Skills Laboratory - (P/NP) - .2-3 Units
Note: Students enrolled in ENGL-1A or ENGL-1C or Engl 142B are strongly encouraged
ENGL-110A
Developing College Level Reading Proficiency - (SC) - 3 Units
1199
1201
MTWTH 8:10-10:30am CTC-127
Shannon, M 6/15 - 7/23
Students enrolled in English 110A are strongly encouraged to sign up for
English 102-4843. This will provide access to the instructors in the
College Skills Center.
MTWTH 8:10-10:15am LA-104
Marshall, B 6/15 - 7/23
English 110A 1201 is linked with English 142A 1202. Students enrolled
in these linked courses are strongly encouraged to sign-up for
Engl 102-4843 This will provide access to instructors in the
Morris, G
6/16 - 7/23
1200
MTWTH 10:30-12:35pmCTC-127
Adesokan, B 6/15 - 7/23
Students enrolled in ENGL 142A are strongly encouraged to sign up for
ENGL 102-4843. This will provide access to instructors in the College Skills Center.
1202
MTWTH 10:40-12:45pmLA-104
Marshall, B 6/15 - 7/23
ENGL-142A-1202 is linked with ENGL-110A-1201. Students enrolled
in these linked courses are strongly encouraged to sign up for
ENGL-102-4843. This will provide access to instuctors in the
ECON-221
Introduction to Microeconomic Principles - (SC) - 3 Units
Prereq: MATH 120 Advisiory: ECON 221 may be taken before ECON 220
4630
TWTH
ENGL-142A
Writing Expository - A - (P/NP) - 3 Units
Advisory: ENGL 110A
Economics
4629
4016
Morris, G
6/16 - 7/23
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ENGL-142B
Writing: Expository - (SC) - 4 Units
Prereq: Engl-139; OR Engl-142A and Engl-110A; OR ESL-192 with a “C” or better; or
Compass/ESL placement test.
Note: Students enrolled in Engl 142B are strongly encouraged to sign up for Engl 1021203. This will provide access to the instructors in the College Skills Center.
1909
MTWTH 1:10-3:20pm AA-142
Hansen, J
6/15 - 8/6
2407
MTWTH 1:10-3:20pm AA-205
Douglas, W 6/15 - 7/23
ENGL-875N
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HIST-122
History of African Americans in the U.S. - (SC) - 3 Units
5274
MTWTH 10:25-12:35pmLA-103
Hodge, C
This class is a part of the AFRAM Studies Program
dates
6/15 - 7/23
Humanities
HUMAN-113
African American Humanities - (SC) - 3 Units
1210
MTWTH 9:10-2:00pm LA-105
Givens, J
This class is a part of the AFRAM Studies Program
HUMAN-120
Introduction to Humanities: Imagination, Invention and Creativity - (SC)
3 Units
5/26 - 6/11
Supervised Tutoring - (P/NP) - 0 Unit
1138
L-121
Gibson, B
6/15 - 7/23
Geography
GEOG-120
Physical Geography - (SC) - 3 Units
4632
MTWTH 10:30-12:40pmLA-206
Williams, T
6/15 - 7/23
GEOG-120L
Physical Geography Laboratory - (LR) - 1 Unit
Corequisite: Concurrent enrollment in or prior completion of GEOG 120 with grade of ‘C’
or better.
4633
MTWTH 12:50-3:05pm LA-207
GEOG-160
1340
World Regional Geography - (LR) - 3 Units
MTWTH 5:10-7:20pm
LA-207
Williams, T
Williams, T
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
Health and Human Services
HHS-123
SPIRIT III-Field Work in Rehabilitation And Recovery - (LR) - 3 Units
Prereq: HHS 122
8520
sec
M
1:00-4:00pm HS-1
Johnson, M 6/15 - 7/23
WF
1:00-4:00pm MENHELTH
Section 8520 will meet off campus on Wednesdays and Fridays at
1340 Arnold Dr. Suite 200, Martinez, Ca 94533
MTWTH 10:25-12:30pmLA-107
Gill, K
6/15 - 7/23
4420
TTH
Kabir, A
6/16 - 7/23
5:10-9:30pm
LA-204
Industrial Technology
INTEC-111
Warehouse Management Operations - (SC) - 2 Units
3440
TTH
1:00-2:10pm OC
Morgan, A
6/18 - 7/30
TTHF 2:10-4:30pm
Section 3440 requires permission to enroll and is primarily for
Design It! Build It! Ship It! FLOW students. Please contact Sharon
Ortiz at (510) 215-3689 or [email protected] for more
information. Location: Richmond Build III, 500 23rd Street,
Richmond, CA.
INTEC-112
Forklift Operation - (SC) - 1 Unit
4040
TTH
9:00-9:50am OC
Taylor, J
6/18 - 7/30
10:00-12:00pm
Section 4040 requires permission to enroll and is primarily for Design
It! Build It! Ship It! FLOW students. Please contact Sharon Ortiz at
(510) 215-3689 or [email protected] for more information.
Location: Richmond Build III, 500 23rd Street, Richmond, CA.
Japanese
Health Education
HED-120
Education for Healthful Living - (LR) - 3 Units
Online and Hybrid Sections
4862
M
7:10-8:30pm ONLINE
Shrieve, Z
6/2 - 7/23
Section 4862 is offered as a hybrid class with mandatory meetings on:
Mondays, 6/08, 6/15, 6/22 from 7:10-8:30pm in GA50. Please check
your college email for notifications and course materials.
4339
ONLINE
Johnson, M 6/15 - 7/23
Section 4339 is offered online with a mandatory orientation, on Monday
6/15, 4:10-5pm in LA100. Please check your college email for notifica
tions and course materials prior to orientation. For more information email
the instructor [email protected].
4861
ONLINE
Goehring, B 6/15 - 7/23
Section 4861 is offered online. Please check your college email for
notifications and course materials prior to orientation. Students are
required to e-mail the instructor at [email protected] prior
to the online orientation.
History
History of the U.S. (Colonial - 1865) - (SC) - 3 Units
1101
1103
MTWTH 10:30-12:40pmLA-100
MTWTH 2:40-4:50pm CTC-114
Staff, C
Story, M
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
1107
TWTH
Story, M
6/16 - 7/23
CTC-114
JAPAN-120
First-Semester Japanese - (SC) - 5 Units
3398
MTWTH 9:10-12:50pm PS-6
Uchima-Decena, A
6/15 - 7/23
Journalism
JRNAL-124
Sports Writing and Reporting - (SC) - 2 Units
5206
TWTH
1:10-2:30pm
2:40-3:30pm
AA-215
Brown, J
6/16 - 7/23
Kinesiology
KINES-190
Introduction to Kinesiology - (LR) - 3 Units
4244
ONLINE
Goehring, B 6/15 - 7/23
Section 4244 is offered online. Please check your College email for
notifications and materials prior to your online orientation. Students are
to orientation.
La Raza Studies
HIST-120
6:10-9:00pm
4421
LARAZ-190
Introduction to Chicano(a) and Latino(a) Film - (SC) - 3 Units
5278
MTWTH 9:10-2:00pm
B-12
Palacios, A
5/26 - 6/11
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MATH-120
Intermediate Algebra - (LR) - 5 Units
Prereq: MATH 118
LIBST-110A
Library and Information Research Skills - (SC) - 1 Unit
2136
2138
2137
4136
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M
5:40-8:30pm ONLINE
Thomas, L
6/15 - 7/22
Section 2136 is offered in an Online-hybrid format with
MANDATORY mtgs: Mon., 6/15 and 6/22 from 5:40-8:30pm in
L-107. LIBST 110A fulfills the Information Competency Requirement
for AA degree students.
T
5:40-8:30pm ONLINE
Diputado, C 6/16 - 7/22
Section 2138 is offered in an online-hybrid format with
MANDATORY mtgs: Tuesday’s, 6/16 and 6/23 from 5:40-8:30pm, in
L-107.LIBST-110A fulfills the Information Competency Requirement for
the AA degree.
W
5:40-8:30pm ONLINE
Choi, A
6/17 - 7/23
MANDATORY mtgs: Wednesdays: 6/17 and 6/24 from 5:40-8:30pm
in L-107.LIBST 110A fulfills the Information Competency Requirement
TH
5:40-8:30pm ONLINE
Staff, C
6/18 - 7/23
MANDATORY mtgs: Thur., 6/18 and 6/25 from 5:40-8:30pm in
L-107. LIBST 110A fulfills the Information Competency Requirement for
AA degree students.
4682
6222
MTWTH 8:10-11:50am AA-131
MTWTH 12:40-4:15pm AA-131
6221
MTWTH 5:40-9:15pm
4187
AA-211
Walters, H
Nyantika, T
Baptiste, E
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
T
5:00-7:00pm ONLINE
Bersano, E 6/15 - 7/23
Section 4187 is an online/hybrid format with mandatory meetings:
Tuesday, 6/16, 5-7pm in CTC131; Midterm exam: Tuesday, 7/7, 5-7pm
in CTC131;Final Exam: Tuesday, 7/21, 5-7pm in CTC131. Students
must bring a valid picture ID, For more information, please contact
Eugenia Bersano at(510)215-3813, or [email protected].
MATH-121
Trigonometry - (LR) - 3 Units
Prereq: MATH 120
Advisory: MATH 119
6233
MTWTH 12:40-2:50pm AA-103
Linstad, D
6/15 - 7/23
MATH-164
Introduction to Probability and Statistics - (LR) - 4 Units
Prereq: MATH 120
4690
6214
4692
MTWTH 8:10-11:00am AA-137
MTWTH 9:10-12:00pm AA-103
MTWTH 12:40-3:30pm AA-137
Lee, M
Nguyen, T
Lee, M
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
Mathematics
MATH-101
Basic Skills of Arithmetic - (LR) - 3 Units
4674
MTWTH 10:25-12:50pmCTC-112
MATH-115
Pre-Algebra - (SC) - 3 Units
4032
4677
MTWTH 8:10-10:20am CTC-112
MTWTH 10:25-12:35pmAA-205
MATH-118
Elementary Algebra - (LR) - 5 Units
4680
1063
1087
MTWTH 8:10-11:50am AA-207
MTWTH 8:40-12:15pm AA-143
MTWTH 1:00-4:35pm AA-207
6213
MTWTH 5:40-9:15pm
4681
AA-207
Nyantika, T
6/15 - 7/20
Feldman, F
Sharufa, S
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
Baptiste, E
Zin, R
Sharufa, S
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
Chu, S
6/15 - 7/23
M
5:00-7:00pm ONLINE
Bersano, E 6/15 - 7/23
Section 4681 is an online hybrid format with mandatory meetings:
Monday, 6/15, 5-7pm in CTC-131; Midterm exam: Monday, 7/6,
5-7pm in CTC-131; Final Exam: Monday, 7/20, 5-7pm in CTC-131.
Students must bring a valid picture ID, For more information, please
contact Eugenia Bersano at(510)215-3813,
or [email protected].
MATH-119
Plane Geometry - (LR) - 5 Units
Prereq: MATH 118
Advisory: Enrollment in MATH 875N is highly recommended.
5410
1139
MTWTH 8:40-12:15pm AA-133
MTWTH 12:40-4:15pm AA-133
14 • Sum m e r 2 01 5
4691
M
3:10-6:00pm ONLINE
Nguyen, T
6/15 - 7/23
Section 4691 is offerd in an online-hybrid format with a mandatory
orientation meeting: Monday 6/15 3:10pm-6:00pm in CTC 113,
Midterm exam: Monday 7/6, 3:10pm-6:00pm in CTC 113; Final Exam
Monday 7/20 3:10pm-6:00pm in CTC 113. Students must bring a valid
picture ID. For more information, please contact Trung Nguyen at
[email protected].
MATH-171
Elementary Functions and Coordinate Geometry - (LR) - 5 Units
Prereq: MATH 120 or two years of high school algebra.
4198
4700
MTWTH 8:10-11:45am AA-142
MTWTH 11:40-3:15pm AA-211
Hsu, J
6/15 - 7/23
Watabayashi, D6/15 - 7/23
MATH-190
Analytic Geometry and Calculus - (LR) - 5 Units
Prereq: MATH 171 or both MATH 121 and MATH 135.
4599
MTWTH 8:10-11:45am LA-112
Simon, B
6/15 - 7/23
MATH-191
Analytic Geometry and Calculus - (LR) - 4 Units
Prereq: MATH 190
4025
MTWTH 8:10-11:00am AA-211
Stanton, C
MATH-875N
Computer Assisted Tutoring-Math - (P/NP) - 0 Unit
6/15 - 7/23
1785
Mead, T
6/15 - 7/23
Class is hours by arrangement. For more information, please contact
Terrill Mead at (510) 215-3816 or [email protected]
Scott, G
6/15 - 7/23
Montgomery, C6/15 - 7/23
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Medical Ass’t & Office Tech
and/or examination, or healthcare Professional license.
1105
T
9:40-12:20pm HS-107A
1:10-4:00pm
Robinson, C 6/16 - 7/14
MEDIC-219
Venipuncture for the Healthcare Professional - (P/NP) - 1 Unit
Prereq: MEDIC 161; Challenge: successful completion of equivalent course and/or
examination, or healthcare professional license.
6393
TH
9:40-12:20pm HS-107A
1:10-4:00pm
Robinson, C 6/18 - 7/16
MEDIC-222
Medical Assisting & Nutrition, Pharmacology, Drug Administration
and Medical Emergencies - (LR) - 1 Unit
Prereq: MEDIC-151 and MEDIC-221
W
9:40-12:30pm HS-3
Robinson, C 6/17 - 7/22
Nursing
NURS-205
1127
Drug Dosage Calculations for Nursing Students - (LR) - 2 Units
MW
5:10-8:00pm
HS-101
Staff, C
6/15 - 7/22
NURS-212
Pharmacology for Nurses - (LR) - 2 Units
Advisory: Recommend prior completion of BIOSC 132, and either BIOC 199 or 148.
4012
TTH
5:10-8:00pm
HS-101
Staff, C
6/16 - 7/23
1128
W
5:30-7:30pm ONLINE
Barnett, N
6/17 - 7/23
Section 1128 is offered online with a mandatory orientation meeting on
Wednesday; 06/17/15 at 5:30pm in HS 101.
instr
dates
PEIC-290
Sport-Specific Training - (LR) - .5-3 Units
1143
1067
1113
1084
1130
1116
1126
MF
7:55-10:00am GYM-SCFIELD Beckenhauer, A6/15 - 7/24
Section 1143 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate
women’s soccer
TWTH 10:10-1:00pm GYM-FIELD Gubbine, K 6/16 - 7/23
Section 1067 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate softball.
TWTH 10:40-12:00pmGYM-GYM
DeBolt, P
6/16 - 7/23
women’s basketball.
TWTH 1:10-4:00pm GYM-FIELD Webb, M
6/16 - 7/23
Section 1084 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate baseball.
TWTH 2:40-5:30pm GYM-GYM
Johnson, M
6/16 - 7/2
men’s basketball.
TWTH 3:10-6:00pm GYM-ASTRO Carter, A
6/16 - 7/23
Section 1116 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate football.
TTH
3:10-5:15pm GYM-FIELD Ferguson, N 6/16 - 7/23
men’s soccer.
1100
1162
TWTH
M
TWTH
Section 1162 is for students interested in playing intercollegiate volleyball.
6:10-7:30pm
4:45-6:50pm
6:10-8:15pm
GA-30
GYM-GYM
Carter, A
Shrieve, Z
6/16 - 7/23
7/6 - 7/23
Philosophy (CCC and DVC)
PHILO-110
Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics - (SC) - 3 Units
1159
4019
4031
MTWTH 8:40-1:00pm LA-102
Kunkel, R
Section 1159 meets from 05/26/15-06/11/15.
MTWTH 10:25-12:30pmLA-204
Sharoki, S
TTH
2:10-6:30pm LA-102
Gill, K
5/26 - 6/11
6/15 - 7/23
6/16 - 7/23
PHILO-130
Introduction to Critical Thinking - (SC) - 3 Units
Special Note:
CCC Nursing Program Fees
All students entering the Contra Costa College Registered
Nursing Program will be required to purchase and utilize three
learning systems. These systems are essential to your success
as a CCC Student Nurse. Please be advised that any lapse in
the payment and/or utilization of these learning systems, on
the part of the student, is grounds for dismissal from the Contra Costa College Registered Nursing Program. The learning
systems and the payment information are explained here.
Kaplan Deluxe Integrated Testing: Supports and evaluates a
Learning Environment
Access Cost/Access
Timeframe
Total Cost
Kaplan Integrative testing
$112.50 per
Semester
x 4 Semesters
$450.00
RealEHRPrep With Cerner
Academic Electronic Health
Record
$100.00 per Year
x 2 Years
$200.00
Pearson The Neighborhood
$50.00 per Year
x 2 Years
$100.00
Total Cost For RN Program
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MEDIC-218
Injection Procedures for the Healthcare Professional - (P/NP) - 1 Unit
Prereq: MEDIC 151 and 221; Challenge: successful completion of equivalent course
6392
days hrs
$750.00
1158
ONLINE
Kunkel, R
6/15 - 7/23
Section 1158 is an online course. All instruction will be online.
1160
ONLINE
Kunkel, R
6/15 - 7/23
student’s competency, as well as a group’s competency, relative to
the NCLEX-RN examination. Students will take proctored examinations each semester.
RealEHRPrep with Cerner Academic Electronic Health Record
(EHR): A structured learning path that allows students to document and view patient data in order to evaluate patient status and
to support critical thinking and quality patient care.
Pearson The Neighborhood: An online, interactive, virtual suite
of instructional materials that focus on bridging the gap between
lectures and the clinical experience.
NOTE: Students will pay the cost of these learning systems
directly to the vendor each semester and each year as stated
in Table 1. CCC Nursing will provide the vendor’s with a list of
student names in order for the vendors to initiate and maintain
contact with CCC nursing students.
For more information, please call (510) 215-4103 or visit the
nursing department website.
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Physical Education
PE-098A
Beginning Personal Growth in Fitness - (P/NP) - .5-2 Units
Please enroll into PE-098B if you are being blocked from PE-098A. PE-098B is the
next level after completion of PE-098 or 098A.
1131
GA-30
Sumner, A
6/15 - 7/23
Section 1131 is offered for .5 units and students must complete 27
hours by arrangement during the hours of operation: M-TH 9am-3pm.
PE-102A
Beginning Fitness Center - (LR) - .5-2 Units
2385
GA-30
Sumner, A
6/15 - 7/23
PE-102B
Intermediate Fitness Training - (LR) - .5-2 Units
Prereq: PE-102; OR PE-102A
2386
GA-30
Sumner, A
6/15 - 7/23
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PE-165A
Beginning Pilates - (LR) - .5-2 Units
instr
1655
MTW 1:10-2:30pm GA-20
Sumner, A
6/15 - 7/23
PE-165B
Intermediate Pilates - (LR) - .5-2 Units
Prereq: PE-165 PE-165A; or challenge skill demonstration.
1656
MTW
1:10-2:30pm
PE-267A
Beginning Cardio-Kickboxing - (SC) - .5-2 Units
1185
MTW
PE-268A
1096
Beginning Walking for Fitness - (LR) - .5-2 Units
TTH
6:10-8:15pm
GA-20
Creer, R
PE-270A
Beginning Yoga - (SC) - .5-2 Units
1183
2627
MW
MTW
4:10-5:30pm
GA-20
GA-10
8:45-10:50am GA-20
2:40-4:00pm GA-20
Sumner, A
Sumner, A
Farhood, A
Sumner, A
6/15 - 7/22
6/15 - 7/23
1141
GA-30
Sumner, A
6/15 - 7/23
hours by arrangement during the hours of operation:
M-TH 9:00AM-3:00PM
PE-273A
Beginning Yoga for Strength - (SC) - .5-2 Units
1186
2628
MW
MTW
PE-105A
PE-280
Academic Planning for Student Athletes - (SC) - 1 Unit
9:10-10:30am GYM-GYM
PE-126A
Beginning Swimming - (LR) - .5-2 Units
1142
TWTH
11:10-12:30pmGYM-POOL
Valdehueza, T 6/15 - 7/23
Ulversoy, J
6/15 - 7/23
Ulversoy, J
6/15 - 7/23
PE-126B
Intermediate Swimming - (LR) - .5-2 Units
Prereq: PE-126 or PE-126A
1098
TWTH
TWTH
PE-135A
Beginner Tennis - (SC) - .5-2 Units
Ulversoy, J
6/15 - 7/23
1164
MW
GYM-TENNCRT Valdehueza, T
6/15 - 7/23
PE-135B
Intermediate Tennis - (LR) - .5-2 Units
Prereq: PE-135; PE-135A; or challenge skill demonstration.
1165
MW
5:40-7:45pm
GYM-TENNCRT Valdehueza, T
6/15 - 7/23
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5:40-7:45pm
8:45-10:50am GA-20
2:40-4:00pm GA-20
1017
MTWTH 10:10-2:30pm GA-50
PHYS-110
Descriptive Physics - (SC) - 3 Units
4823
MTW
TH
Farhood, A
Sumner, A
6/15 - 7/22
6/15 - 7/23
Staff, C
7/27 - 7/30
8:10-9:30am PS-132
8:10-12:30pm
Staff, C
6/15 - 7/23
PHYS-110L
Descriptive Physics Laboratory - (SC) - 1.5 Units
Co/Prereq: PHYS 110
Advisory: MATH 118
4824
PE-126C
Advanced Swimming - (LR) - .5-2 Units
Prereq: PE-127 or PE-126B
1099
8:45-10:50am GA-20
2:40-4:00pm GA-20
Physics
PE-105B
Intermediate Badminton - (LR) - .5-2 Units
Prereq: PE-105 or PE-105A
TWTH
6/15 - 7/23
PE-270B
Intermediate Yoga - (LR) - .5-2 Units
Prereq: PE-270A
MW
MTW
1306
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/22
6/15 - 7/23
1184
2629
Bginner Badminton - (SC) - .5-2 Units
6/15 - 7/23
Farhood, A
Sumner, A
PE-102C
Advanced Fitness Training - (LR) - .5-2 Units
Prereq: PE-102B
1305
TWTH 9:10-10:30am GYM-GYM
Valdehueza, T 6/15 - 7/23
dates
MTW
9:40-12:30pm PS-19
Staff, C
6/15 - 7/23
Political Science
POLSC-125
Government of the United States - (SC) - 3 Units
4638
4642
MTWTH 8:10-10:20am LA-103
MTWTH 10:30-12:40pmLA-108
Landeros, M 6/15 - 7/23
Landeros, M 6/15 - 7/23
4640
TWTH
Mubarak, R
POLSC-225
Dynamics of African American Politics in America - (SC) - 3 Units
1211
MTWTH 8:10-10:15am AA-135
Dugas, S
This class is part of the AFAM Studies Program
6:10-9:00pm
LA-105
6/16 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
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Psychology
PSYCH-103B
days hrs
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Spanish
Ensuring Transfer Success - (LR) - 1.5 Units
1337
TWTH
sec
9:10-12:00pm CTC-114
Phillips, A
SPAN-120
First-Semester Spanish - (SC) - 5 Units
4028
MTWTH 9:10-12:50pm CTC-113
Staff, C
6/15 - 7/23
SPCH-121
Critical Thinking - (LR) - 3 Units
Advisory: ENGL 001A or SPCH 120.
6248
MW
5:10-9:30pm
AA-133
Giusto, L
6/15 - 7/23
SPCH-121I
Critical Thinking (IGETC) - (LR) - 3 Units
Prereq: English 1A with a grade of “C” or better
6249
MW
5:10-9:30pm
LA-107
Giusto, L
6/15 - 7/23
5/26 - 6/11
Speech
PSYCH-126
Child Development - (SC) - 3 Units
0306
MTWTH 12:40-2:50pm LA-203
Haq, S
4202
MTWTH 5:10-7:20pm
Luckey, B
LA-201
PSYCH-128
Life Span Development - (SC) - 3 Units
1068
TWTH
PSYCH-130
1066
Psychology of Personality and Growth - (SC) - 3 Units
MTWTH 7:40-9:50pm
LA-201
Luckey, B
9:40-12:30pm LA-110
Haq, S
6/15 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
6/16 - 7/23
6/15 - 7/23
PSYCH-205B Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology - (LR) - 4 Units
1189
TWTH
6:40-9:30pm
CTC-127
Garcia, A
6/16 - 7/23
Section 1189 is a hybrid class with a combination of class meetings and
online instruction. Class meetings on TWTH, 6:40pm to 9:30pm;
6/16 - 7/23 in room CTC 127.
PSYCH-220
General Psychology - (SC) - 3 Units
1109
1108
1110
MTWTH 2:40-4:50pm LA-106
TWTH 9:40-12:30pm LA-101
TWTH 12:40-3:30pm LA-101
Greer, S
Ounjian, J
Ounjian, J
SOCIO-220
Introduction to Sociology - (LR) - 3 Units
4641
TWTH
6:40-9:30pm
LA-102
Rahman, M
6/16 - 7/23
Note: Section 4194 and Section 4197 are offered in an hybrid format with mandatory
class meetings on Tuesdays 6/16, 6/23, 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, and 7/21 in LA 201 In addition to attending these six mandatory class meetings on campus, students will view videos
on campus, prepare for in-class examinations, and complete written assignments outside
of class.
4194
T
9:40-12:30pm LA-201
Cromartie, J 6/15 - 7/23
4197
T
12:40-3:30pm AA-143
SOCIO-221
Social Problems - (SC) - 3 Units
1204
Interpersonal Communication - (SC) - 3 Units
4739
MTWTH 10:30-12:40pmAA-113
Giusto, L
6/15 - 7/23
4037
T
6:10-9:00pm ONLINE
Diestler, S
5/26 - 6/25
Section 4037 is offered in an online-hybrid format with mandatory
meetings on Tuesdays. 5/26, 6/2, 6/23, from 6:10-9:00PM in
Room AA-113.
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6/15 - 7/30
Note: Online course. All instruction will be online. For more information
contact [email protected]. Students should go to
https://desire2learn.4cd.edu.
Sociology
SPCH-128
TH
9:40-12:30pm LA-201
Section 1204 is offered in an hybrid format with mandatory class
meetings on Thursdays: 6/18, 6/25, 7/02, 7/9,7/16, and 7/23 in
LA 201 In addition to attending these sixmandatory class meetings on
campus, students will view videos oncampus, prepare for in-class
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Health Education
HED-120
4862
M
7:10-8:30pm ONLINE
Shrieve, Z
6/2 - 7/23
4339
ONLINE
Johnson, M 6/15 - 7/23
4861
ONLINE
Goehring, B 6/15 - 7/23
KINES-190
4244
ONLINE
Goehring, B 6/15 - 7/23
to orientation.
Library Studies
LIBST-110A
M
5:40-8:30pm ONLINE
Thomas, L
6/15 - 7/22
T
5:40-8:30pm ONLINE
Diputado, C 6/16 - 7/22
the AA degree.
W
5:40-8:30pm ONLINE
Choi, A
6/17 - 7/23
TH
5:40-8:30pm ONLINE
Staff, C
6/18 - 7/23
AA degree students.
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Health Education
HED-120
4862
M
7:10-8:30pm ONLINE
Shrieve, Z
6/2 - 7/23
4339
ONLINE
Johnson, M 6/15 - 7/23
4861
ONLINE
Goehring, B 6/15 - 7/23
Kinesiology
KINES-190
4244
ONLINE
Goehring, B 6/15 - 7/23
to orientation.
Library Studies
Kinesiology
2136
2138
2137
4136
days hrs
LIBST-110A
2136
2138
2137
4136
M
5:40-8:30pm ONLINE
Thomas, L
6/15 - 7/22
T
5:40-8:30pm ONLINE
Diputado, C 6/16 - 7/22
the AA degree.
W
5:40-8:30pm ONLINE
Choi, A
6/17 - 7/23
TH
5:40-8:30pm ONLINE
Staff, C
6/18 - 7/23
AA degree students.
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Speech
MATH-118
Elementary Algebra - (LR) - 5 Units
SPCH-128
Interpersonal Communication - (SC) - 3 Units
4681
4037
M
5:00-7:00pm ONLINE
Bersano, E 6/15 - 7/23
Section 4681 is an online hybrid format with mandatory meetings:
Monday, 6/15, 5-7pm in CTC-131; Midterm exam: Monday, 7/6,
5-7pm in CTC-131; Final Exam: Monday, 7/20, 5-7pm in CTC-131.
Students must bring a valid picture ID, For more information, please
contact Eugenia Bersano at(510)215-3813,
or [email protected].
T
6:10-9:00pm ONLINE
Diestler, S
5/26 - 6/25
Section 4037 is offered in an online-hybrid format with mandatory
meetings on Tuesdays. 5/26, 6/2, 6/23, from 6:10-9:00PM in
Room AA-113.
MATH-120
Intermediate Algebra - (LR) - 5 Units
Prereq: MATH 118
4187
T
5:00-7:00pm ONLINE
Bersano, E 6/15 - 7/23
Section 4187 is an online/hybrid format with mandatory meetings:
Tuesday, 6/16, 5-7pm in CTC131; Midterm exam: Tuesday, 7/7, 5-7pm
in CTC131;Final Exam: Tuesday, 7/21, 5-7pm in CTC131. Students
must bring a valid picture ID, For more information, please contact
Eugenia Bersano at(510)215-3813, or [email protected].
MATH-164
Introduction to Probability and Statistics - (LR) - 4 Units
Prereq: MATH 120
4691
M
3:10-6:00pm ONLINE
Nguyen, T
6/15 - 7/23
Section 4691 is offerd in an online-hybrid format with a mandatory
orientation meeting: Monday 6/15 3:10pm-6:00pm in CTC 113,
Midterm exam: Monday 7/6, 3:10pm-6:00pm in CTC 113; Final Exam
Monday 7/20 3:10pm-6:00pm in CTC 113. Students must bring a valid
picture ID. For more information, please contact Trung Nguyen at
[email protected].
Nursing
NURS-212
Pharmacology for Nurses - (LR) - 2 Units
Advisory: Recommend prior completion of BIOSC 132, and either BIOC 199 or 148.
1128
W
5:30-7:30pm ONLINE
Barnett, N
6/17 - 7/23
Section 1128 is offered online with a mandatory orientation meeting on
Wednesday; 06/17/15 at 5:30pm in HS 101.
Philosophy
PHILO-130
Introduction to Critical Thinking - (SC) - 3 Units
1158
ONLINE
Kunkel, R
6/15 - 7/23
1160
ONLINE
Kunkel, R
6/15 - 7/23
FALL
REGISTRATION
BEGINS
MONDAY
APRIL 27TH
FALL
CLASSES
START
AUGUST 17TH
(Weekend
Classes
start
August 15th)
Apply online at
www.contracosta.edu
Psychology
PSYCH-220
General Psychology - (SC) - 3 Units
1188
ONLINE
Arnold, M
6/15 - 7/30
Note: Online course. All instruction will be online. For more information
contact [email protected]. Students should go to
https://desire2learn.4cd.edu.
Note ADA pathways are marked in red, and the construction
areas are marked in dark gray. Removed buildings are
dash outlined and the planned new buildings
are indicated as filled shapes within
the gray construction zones.
Lot 14
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walkover bridge from
the Physical Sciences
Building to the top floor
of the Liberal Arts
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C Custodial
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GA
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LA Liberal Arts
BALL
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KNOX
ML Men’s Locker Room
M Music
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Center for Performing Arts
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