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Daley College
Kennedy-King College
Malcolm X College
Olive-Harvey College
College to Careers
Truman College
S H O R T-T E R M PROG R A M S
Harold Washington College
Wright College
SPRING 2015
Spring I starts January 12 // Spring II starts March 9
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Table of Contents
Focus Area Overview......................................................1
College Contact Information.................................... 2–8
Daley College..................................................................... 2
Kennedy-King College...................................................... 3
Malcolm X College.............................................................4
Olive-Harvey College.........................................................5
Truman College.................................................................. 6
Harold Washington College...............................................7
Wright College................................................................... 8
Short-Term Programs...............................................9–21
Advanced Manufacturing.................................................. 9
Business & Professional Services...................................10
Construction Technology & Drafting......................... 11–12
Culinary Arts & Hospitality...............................................13
Education..........................................................................14
Healthcare...................................................................15–16
Human Sciences (Liberal Arts).................................. 17–18
Information Technology...................................................19
Natural Sciences............................................................. 20
Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics........................21
Welcome to Your
Short-Term Program Guide
Inside you will find our offerings of shortterm programs at City Colleges of Chicago.
These are programs in which you will earn a
Basic Certificate in as little as one semester.
Most of our short-term programs or Basic
Certificates, are designed to be stackable,
meaning that whether you choose to get
a job right away or continue on towards a
degree, you will already be well on your way.
To view class schedules,
visit ccc.edu/ClassSchedules
Course Listings...................................................... 22–32
Advanced Manufacturing................................................ 22
At Richard J. Daley College........................................22
Business & Professional Services.............................22–24
At Harold Washington College.............................. 22–24
At Wilbur Wright College............................................24
Construction Technology & Drafting.........................24–25
At Harry S Truman College.........................................24
At Harold Washington College....................................25
At Wilbur Wright College............................................25
Education................................................................... 25–26
At Harry S Truman College...................................25–26
Healthcare.................................................................. 26–28
At Malcolm X College........................................... 26–27
At Wilbur Wright College...................................... 27–28
Human Sciences (Liberal Arts)................................. 28–30
At Harry S Truman College.........................................28
At Harold Washington College............................. 28–30
At Wilbur Wright College........................................... 30
Information Technology............................................ 30–32
At Harry S Truman College...................................30–32
Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics....................... 32
At Olive-Harvey College..............................................32
Tuition & Fees
All tuition, fees and charges are payable at registration. Payment may be made by cash,
money order, check, Visa, Master Card, American Express, or financial aid deferment for
those students eligible for financial aid.
Registration Charge
$30.00
The above charge is non-refundable and applies to all students including senior citizens,
public aid recipients, and City Colleges of Chicago full-time employees.
Tuition Per Credit Hour
Chicago residents
Illinois residents outside Chicago
Out-of-state and International students
$89.00
$200.17
$246.42
Foundational Studies Courses
Chicago residents
$44.50
Student Activity Fee (Activity Fee is not refundable after the first day of classes.)
SPRING Full time (12 or more credit hours)
$170.00
SPRING Part-time (fewer than 12 credit hours) $50.00
Miscellaneous Fees and Charges
Center for Distance Learning (CDL)
Materials fees
I-20 processing fee (Paid first semester I-20 is issued; non-refundable)
$50.00
$100.00
NOTE: Some courses have lab fees that can range from $30 to as much as $950.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. Please refer to www.ccc.edu/Tuition for
current information.
City Colleges of Chicago does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age or
disability in all educational and vocational programs, services, activities, and employment. For more
information regarding the EEO process at any City Colleges of Chicago email [email protected] or call
(312) 553-2865.
CITY COLLEGES OF CHICAGO SHORT-TERM PROGRAMS
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KNOW WHAT YOU WANT
What are your career and life goals?
A degree or certificate from City Colleges of Chicago is your ticket to a rewarding career, either right after graduation, or after a successful transfer
to a four-year university. We have the resources to get you there, but you have to make some choices about your path.
MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE
What do you want to study? Choose one of our ten College to Careers focus areas to help you narrow down from the 100+ degree and certificate
programs we offer. If you’re having trouble making a decision, your college advisor can help talk it through with you, and provide you access to software
and other tools for career and education exploration.
Choose a Focus Area: Choose from ten broad categories of CCC offerings (e.g., Healthcare, Education) – consult with an advisor. Learn about
common first-year courses in a focus area, career options, and degree and certificate plans available
Complete an Education Plan: Work with your advisor to create your personalized plan to reach your goal
COMMIT TO COMPLETE
Once you know what focus area interests you, figure out what you want to study in particular. For example, if you like information technology, do you if
you want to go into Web Development or into Networking? Different courses are required depending on which pathway you choose, so if you haven’t
already, meet with your college advisor to come up with an education plan that lists the exact courses you need in order to follow your own personal
path to graduation, a bachelor’s degree and a career.
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY
AND DRAFTING
CULINARY ARTS
ANDHOSPITALITY
EDUCATION
NOTE: Some courses have additional fees that can range from $30 to as much as $950.
HEALTHCARE
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
HUMAN SCIENCES
(LIBERAL ARTS)
NATURAL SCIENCES
TRANSPORTATION,
DISTRIBUTION, AND LOGISTICS
REGISTER NOW! To register, visit ccc.edu/ClassSchedules
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RICHARD J. DALEY COLLEGE
Contact Information
OFFICE
ROOM
MON–WED
THURS
FRI
SAT–SUN
1408
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
1403-d
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Financial Aid
(773) 838-7579
1111
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Registration
(773) 838-7600
1408
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Advising
(773) 838-7583
1111
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Testing Resources Center
(773) 838-7774
L110
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–8:00p
(On Wednesday)
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Building
200
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–1:00p
(Saturday Only)
Admissions & Recruitment
(773) 838-7599
Business Services
(773) 838-7539
Academic Support/Tutoring
(773) 838-0330/0331
Extended Hours for Spring Registration
January 5–15
YOU CAN ALSO REGISTER ONLINE AT MY.CCC.EDU
Arturo Velasquez Institute
(773) 843-4500
(Daley Satellite Campus)
OFFICE
2800 S. Western Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60608
ROOM
MON–WED
THURS
FRI
SAT–SUN
Admissions & Records
(773) 843-4500
1230
8:00a–6:00p
8:00a–6:00p
8:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Advising & Registration
(773) 843-4514/4548
1218
9:00a–5:30p
9:00a–6:30p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Business Services
(773) 843-4516
1230
8:30a–5:00p
8:30a–6:00p
8:30a–1:00p
CLOSED
Financial Aid
(773) 843-4622
1230
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
General Information
(773) 843-4500
1230
8:00a–6:00p
8:00a–6:00p
8:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Academic Support/Tutoring
(773) 843-4505
2215
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
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KENNEDY-KING COLLEGE
Contact Information
OFFICE
ROOM
MON–WED
THURS
FRI
SAT–SUN
(773) 602-5090
W110
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Business Services
(773) 602-5064
W101
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Financial Aid
(773) 602-5133
W230
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Registration
(773) 602-5062
W110
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Advising
(773) 602-5111
W240
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
W251
Testing Hours:
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–8:00p
(On Wednesday)
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–1:00p
(Saturday Only)
Testing Resource Center
(773) 602-5522
January 5–15
DAWSON TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
(Kennedy-King Satellite Campus)
(773) 451-2003
3901 S. State Street
Chicago, IL 60609
THE FRENCH PASTRY SCHOOL
(312) 726-2419
226 W. Jackson Blvd.
Chicago, IL 60606
WASHBURNE CULINARY INSTITUTE
(773) 602-5487
740 W. 63rd Street
Chicago, IL 60621
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MALCOLM X COLLEGE
Contact Information
OFFICE
ROOM
MON–WED
THURS
FRI
SAT–SUN
(312) 850-7007
1502
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Business Services
(312) 850-7010
1418
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Financial Aid
(312) 850-7070
1431
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Registrar
(312) 850-7107
1411
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Advising
(312) 850-7185
1600-C
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Testing Center
(312) 850-7238
1109
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–8:00p
(On Wednesday)
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–1:00p
(Saturday Only)
January 5–15
THE WEST SIDE LEARNING CENTER
(Malcolm X Satellite Campus)
(312) 850-7420
4624 W. Madison St.
Chicago, IL 60644
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OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE
Contact Information
OFFICE
ROOM
MON–WED
THURS
FRI
SAT–SUN
1410
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
N/A
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Financial Aid
(773) 291-6391
1410
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Registration
(773) 291-6401
1405
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Advising
(773) 291-6358
1410
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
(773) 291-6472
2401
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–8:00p
(On Wednesday)
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–1:00p
(Saturday Only)
(773) 291-6732
Business Services
(773) 291-6200
January 5–15
SOUTH CHICAGO LEARNING CENTER
(Olive-Harvey Satellite Campus)
(773) 291-6770
3055 E. 92nd St.
Chicago, IL 60617
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HARRY S TRUMAN COLLEGE
Contact Information
OFFICE
ROOM
MON–WED
THURS
FRI
SAT–SUN
Admissions
(773) 907-4025/4367
(effective April 1)
McKeon 118
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Recruitment
(312) 508-3622
Room 162
(off campus)
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Business Services
(773) 907-4470
McKeon S105
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Financial Aid
(773) 907-4810
McKeon S105
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Registration
(773) 907-6814
McKeon 135
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Advising
(773) 907-4000
McKeon 118
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Testing Center
(773) 907-4889
McKeon 136
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–1:00p
(Saturday Only)
January 5–15
LAKEVIEW LEARNING CENTER
(Harry S Truman Satellite Campus)
(773) 907-4400
3310 N. Clark St.
Chicago, IL 60657
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HAROLD WASHINGTON COLLEGE
Contact Information
OFFICE
ROOM
MON–WED
THURS
FRI
SAT–SUN
(312) 553-6010
101
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Business Office
(312) 553-5620
207
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Financial Aid
(312) 553-6041
202
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Registrar’s Office
(312) 553-6061
209
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Advising
(312) 553-5879
101
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
(312) 553-3195
402
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–8:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
1:00p
5:00p
11:00a
CLOSED
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–1:00p
(Jan. 3 & 10)
(Saturday Only)
Final Seating
for Tests
Peak Hours for Spring Registration
January 2–10
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WILBUR WRIGHT COLLEGE
Contact Information
OFFICE
ROOM
MON–WED
THURS
FRI
SAT–SUN
Admissions Office
(773) 481-8450
L131
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Business Services
(773) 481-8500
N/A
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Financial Aid
(773) 481-8100
A128
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Records Department
(773)-481-8080
A129
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
Advising & Transfer Services
(773) 481-8200
A120
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
(773) 481-8450
L131
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–8:00p
(On Wednesday)
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–1:00p
CLOSED
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–6:00p
9:00a–5:00p
9:00a–1:00p
(Saturday Only)
January 5–15
HUMBOLDT PARK VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CENTER
(Wilbur Wright Satellite Campus)
(773) 489-8989
1645 N. California Ave.
Chicago, IL 60647
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Advanced Manufacturing
Furniture, appliances, electronics, even the planes and trucks that move these items from place to place, everything must be
manufactured somewhere. Much of this work is done by machines, which must be calibrated, programmed, operated, and maintained by
skilled technicians. Some of the work must be done by hand, such as welding components together, or checking components for quality
control. If you are interested in mechanics and engineering in a hands-on environment, and transforming raw materials into useful products,
you should consider the field of Advanced Manufacturing.
WELDING
QUALITY ASSURANCE
Basic Certificate (765)
Welding is a challenging and rewarding career that combines the manual techniques
of traditional welding processes with new digital skills used in robotic welding. With
continual advances in welding technology, students in this program will study
manufacturing materials and processes, including basic metallurgy and electricity,
as well as print reading and fundamental quality assurance concepts. The welding
processes that students will master include Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW or “MIG”
welding), Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW or “stick”), and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
(GTAW or “TIG”). Automated welding is taught using a FANUC robot and controller with
a Lincoln Electric welder. Upon completion of this 16 hour basic certificate, completers
will be able to gain jobs as welders and entry level jobs in automated (or robotic) welding.
This program provides foundational skills for Quality Assurance in manufacturing such
as print reading, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, and statistical process control.
Quality Assurance professionals use precision measurement and statistical tools to
verify that products and services meet expectations.
340MFGT 151 – Introduction to Welding
340MFGT 139 – Print Requirements-Quality Assurance
340MFGT 141 – Manufacturing Materials and Processes
340MFGT 191 – Industrial Electricity
340MFGT 152 – Intermediate Welding
TOTAL:
OFFERED AT: RICHARD J. DALEY COLLEGE
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
4 CH
3 CH
MATH 125 – Introduction to Statistics
340MFGT 139 – Print Requirements and Quality Assurance
340MFGT 104 – Statistical Process Control (SPC)
340MFGT 142 – Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
340MFGT 143 – Advanced Metrology
TOTAL:
4 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 16 CH
1-2 SEMESTERS, 16 CH
FACTORY AUTOMATION
Factory Automation technicians operate, maintain, repair, and install automated
production equipment used through manufacturing. In addition to the traditional
mechanical and electrical skills, modern production requires digital, programmable
skills such as robotic programming, sensor technology, and the use of Programmable
Logic Controllers. This certificate provides foundational mechanical and electrical skills
for entry level jobs in maintenance, repair and installation of manufacturing production
equipment. Program completers will be employable as a maintenance mechanic trainee
or helper, and as a building maintenance trainee. Students will also have the opportunity
to earn the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council’s (MSSC) credential in Maintenance
Awareness. Students can complete this program in 2 semesters.
340MFGT 191 – Industrial Electricity
340MFGT 253 – Pneumatics
340MFGT 255 – Industrial Hydraulics
340MFGT 292 – Principles of Mechanisms
340MFGT 295 – Electric Motor Controls
TOTAL:
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4 CH
4 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 20 CH
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Business & Professional Services
From a Fortune 500 company to the corner bakery, every successful business is the result of many professional disciplines working
in tandem. Someone must work with the accounts, analyze data to interpret trends, create a marketing strategy, and manage the overall
business plan. Whether you prefer keeping track of numbers or you want to let your creativity shine, all of these things can happen in the
right business role. If you are interested in accounting, management, marketing, real estate, or starting your own small business, Business
and Professional Services is the right focus area for you.
REAL ESTATE BROKER PRE-LICENSURE
MANAGEMENT/MARKETING
This program is designed to meet the 90-hour licensing curriculum requirements for
real estate brokers as set forth by the State of Illinois. Topics included are Illinois license
law, agency, state and federal law, relationships with employing brokers, working
with sellers and buyers, real property, fair housing, ownership, contracts, real estate
valuation, environmental issues, construction, real estate closings, advertising, property
management, and commercial real estate. The course mixes presentation of facts,
concepts, and key terms with real-life scenarios to illustrate the topics being taught, as
well as assessment of such. Note: This program runs from January 27th, 2015 through
May 7th, 2015. Classes are taught from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
The basic certificate in Management/Marketing provides the foundation for entry level
management/marketing work. The 12 credit hour program provides a broad overview
of contemporary business and business math. The program is grounded by a marketing
course that provides information on how goods flow through the marketing system, and
the role of the consumers, products, pricing policies, and promotion and distribution
methods.
ST BSMT 238 – Illinois Broker Pre-Licensure Topics
ST BSMT 239 – Illinois Broker Applied Real Estate
TOTAL:
6 CH
1 CH
1 SEMESTER, 7 CH
TOTAL:
OFFERED AT: KENNEDY-KING COLLEGE
ACCOUNTING
Enroll in this program to get foundational knowledge in accounting. The program starts
with a broad overview of contemporary business then surveys methods of financing
business enterprises and their relationships to personal and company investment
policies. The program is inclusive of Business Math and a general overview of computer
information systems.
BUSINES 181 – Financial Accounting
BUSINES 182 – Managerial Accounting
BUSINES 111 – Introduction to Business
BUSINES 141 – Business Mathematics
CIS 120 – Introduction to Microcomputers
TOTAL:
OFFERED AT: HAROLD WASHINGTON COLLEGE
BUSINES 141 – Business Mathematics
ENGLISH 101 – Composition
BUSINES 231 – Marketing
BUSINES 236 – Advertising
BUSINES 237 – Selling
4 CH
4 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 17 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 18 CH
LIBRARY TECHNICAL ASSISTANT
The online courses for the Library Technology Assistant Program are paced distance
education courses that require active and intensive participation in online asynchronous
discussions and small group collaboration. The asynchronous online format provides
flexibility as to when and where participants study, interact with the materials, their
classmates, and instructor. Study of technical skills of Library Science can lead to
employment as an assistant to a professional librarian in cataloging periodicals, multimedia or information services of public, private, industrial, or school libraries. Lectures,
assignments, questions, and discussion all occur online.
LIB TECH 101 – Introduction to Library Procedures
LIB TECH 102 – Multimedia Technologies
LIB TECH 201 – Library Public Service
LIB TECH 203 – Materials Preparation Procedures
TOTAL:
OFFERED AT: WILBUR WRIGHT COLLEGE
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 12 CH
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Construction Technology & Drafting
Chicago is home to some of the most unique and legendary buildings in the world; each of these buildings are the result of the collaboration
of thousands of workers in the construction field. From those using the latest CAD technologies to design and engineer the blueprints, to
those managing the construction projects and installing necessary amenities such as heating, ventilation and plumbing, all contribute to
the industry, creating structures that generations will walk through. If you have an interest in learning more about the construction process,
from planning to completion, you should consider the field of Construction Technology and Drafting.
AIR CONDITIONING: COMMERCIAL
REFRIGERATION
ARCHITECTURAL CAD
Architectural Drafting is the study of techniques necessary to produce working drawing
by which a building is constructed or remodeled. The Basic Certificate program in
Architectural CAD is awarded to students upon completion of the required program
courses.
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration studies the design, selection, maintenance, testing
and installation of residential and commercial air conditioning, refrigeration and heating
and ventilation systems, and business skills. This pathway can lead to self-employment
or employment as an assistant to engineers in industrial or business facility, air
conditioning and refrigeration mechanic, furnace installer, oil burner mechanic or a gas
furnace mechanic with cooling and heating dealers, contractors, or utility companies.
AIR CON 102 – Introduction Air Conditioning II
AIR CON 105 – Owner-Contractor Management
AIR CON 151 – Commercial Refrigeration
AIR CON 157 – Analysis Laboratory
AIR CON 158 – Commercial Refrigeration Laboratory
MATH 107 – Mathematics for Technicians
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
2 CH
2 CH
4 CH
4 SEMESTERS, 17 CH
AIR CONDITIONING: DOMESTIC REFRIGERATION
This short-term program provides and entry to air conditioning and refrigeration. Learn
the fundamentals of heat and measurement, and intensity, quantity, and modes of flow.
AIR CON 101 – Introduction Air Conditioning I
AIR CON 102 – Introduction Air Conditioning II
AIR CON 120 – Introductory Laboratory
AIR CON 150 – Introduction to Refrigeration
AIR CON 155 – Refrigeration Laboratory
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
2 CH
3 CH
2 CH
4 CH
3 SEMESTERS, 17 CH
Learn to differentiate among warm air systems, hot water systems, steam systems, gas
fuel, oil fuel, and coal fuel at both residential and commercial levels.
TOTAL:
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 9 CH
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING
This program provides an introduction to techniques of graphic expression, emphasis
on using graphic means for communication. As the programs develops there is more
emphasis on developing skills in shading, proportion, pencil and introduction to pictorial
and other rendering techniques. The program rounds out with a study of materials used
in building construction, their growth or manufacture, preparation and application;
emphasis on frame and masonry construction types; working drawings and structural
details.
ARCHITC 121 – Architectural Drawing I
ARCHITC 122 – Architectural Drawing II
ARCHITC 202 – General Construction
ARCHITC 204 – General Construction Advanced
TOTAL:
4 CH
4 CH
4 CH
4 CH
3 SEMESTERS, 16 CH
BRICKLAYER
AIR CONDITIONING / HEATING
AIR CON 101 – Introduction Air Conditioning I
AIR CON 103 – Duct Design and Layout
AIR CON 105 – Owner-Contractor Management
AIR CON 160 – Introduction to Principles of Heating
AIR CON 165 – Heating Laboratory
ARCHITC 170 – CAD for Architectural Drafting Technology
ARCHITC 171 – CAD II for Architectural Drafting Technology
ARCHITC 172 – CAD III for Architectural Drafting Technology
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
2 CH
4 CH
3 SEMESTERS, 18 CH
The Basic Certificate program for Bricklayer is designed to provide students with an
understanding of the bricklaying trade. Students will receive hands-on training in the
building of solid walls and chimneys, using bricks and block and a range of bonds as well
as learning basic blueprint reading.
332TECH 442 – Introduction to Bricklaying
332TECH 443 – Bricklaying Tools and Equipment
332TECH 428 – Mortar
332TECH 429 – Basic Mathematics and Specifications
332TECH 444 – Bricklaying Installation Procedures
332TECH 767 – Blueprint Reading
330BSCM 532 – Basic Computer Technology
TOTAL:
3 CH
2 CH
3 CH
2 CH
3 CH
2 CH
1 CH
1 SEMESTER, 16 CH
CONCRETE MASONRY
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COMBINATION WELDER
The Basic Certificate program in Concrete Masonry includes orientation to the cement
masonry trade, industry terminology and blueprint reading. Hands on training includes
the proper use and maintenance of tools and instruction in job safety procedures.
Students will learn the basic ingredients of concrete, rodding placement and floating,
basic set-up and form work and clean-up.
The Basic Certificate program in Combination Welder is designed to provide students
with training in basic welding skills in a shop setting. In addition to learning welding
mathematics, blueprint reading, layout and fabrication, students are also introduced to
the basic fundamentals of job safety and ethics. Graduates of this program are qualified
for entry level employment as an ARC, MIG, or TIG welder.
332TECH 426 – Introduction to Concrete Masonry
332TECH 427 – Masonry Tools and Equipment
332TECH 428 – Mortar
332TECH 430 – Masonry Installations Procedures
332TECH 767 – Blueprint Reading
TOTAL:
3 CH
2 CH
3 CH
2 CH
3 CH
2 CH
1 CH
1 SEMESTER, 16 CH
CONSTRUCTION CARPENTRY
332TECH 509 – Introduction to Basic ARC Welding
332TECH 510 – Blueprint, Layout and Fabrication
332TECH 518 – Manufacturing Materials and Processes
332TECH 520 – ARC Welding
332TECH 526 – Welding Mathematics I
332TECH 530 – Advanced Welding
TOTAL:
3 CH
2 CH
1 CH
4 CH
1 CH
4 CH
1 CH
1 SEMESTER, 16 CH
CAD TECHNOLOGY
The Basic Certificate program in Construction Carpentry prepares students for an
entry level apprentice position with a construction contractor. The program provides
instruction in tool safety and usage, construction materials, work site safety, blueprint
reading, and mathematical concepts. Course content also includes an introduction to
the trades and basic ARC welding. Theory and practical “hands-on” application are
emphasized throughout the program. Students will receive the OSHA Construction
Safety and Health 10-hour Certification and Scaffold Certification upon successful
completion of the program.
Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Technology provides the technical instruction and skill
development for the graduate to become successfully employed in the drafting fields of
the mechanical, architectural, and construction industry. Instruction is directed toward
theoretical and technical skills in the use of modern drafting tools and equipment with
emphasis placed on the training of CAD techniques.
332TECH 401 – Introduction to Labor and Trade Occupations
332TECH 409 – Construction Safety
332TECH 432 – Basic ARC Welding
332TECH 448 – Vocational Physical Training I
332TECH 581 – Concrete Framing
332TECH 582 – Residential Carpentry
332TECH 583 – Basic Hand Tools
332TECH 767 – Blueprint Reading I
TOTAL:
2 CH
1 CH
2 CH
1 CH
1 CH
2 CH
2 CH
2 CH
2 CH
1 CH
1 SEMESTER, 16 CH
PLUMBING AND FIRE PROTECTION
The Basic Certificate program in Plumbing and Fire Protection is designed to introduce
students to plumbing and sprinkler systems. Students will be taught in the classroom and
shop environment with theory and hands-on applications. Upon successful completion
of the program, graduates will be qualified to work as a plumber’s assistant and/or fitter
assistant.
332TECH 434 – Introduction to Plumbing
332TECH 435 – Plumbing Tools and Equipment
332TECH 436 – Plumbing Codes
332TECH 437 – Basic Plumbing Related Mathematics
332TECH 438 – Introduction to Fire Protection
332TECH 439 – Home Plumbing Systems
332TECH 432 – Basic ARC Welding
TOTAL:
3 CH
2 CH
1 CH
1 CH
3 CH
4 CH
1 CH
1 CH
1 SEMESTER, 16 CH
CAD TEC 130 – CAD Technology I
MATH 140 – College Algebra
CAD TEC 170 – CAD Technology II
CAD TEC 171 – CAD Technology III
CAD TEC 172 – CAD Technology IV
TOTAL:
OFFERED AT: HARRY S TRUMAN COLLEGE
4 SEMESTERS, 16 CH
BUILDING ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES
The basic certificate program in Building Energy Technologies is designed for students
seeking expertise in the practical application of energy efficiency and renewable
energy systems in the building construction industries. An emphasis on integration
into traditional building construction and operation allows the graduate to effectively
coordinate with architects, engineers, and contractors on the installation and operation
of these systems.
ENVR TC 104 – Energy Systems Fundamentals
ENVR TC 114 – Renewable Energy Systems
ENVR TC 144 – Building Systems Maintenance
ENVR TC 204 – Residential Energy Systems
ENVR TC 214 – Institutional Energy Systems
ENVR TC 244 – Energy Equipment Troubleshooting
TOTAL:
3 CH
4 CH
4 CH
3 CH
3 CH
4 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 21 CH
MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY: CAD
Begin to learn how sketches and written specifications from engineers are translated
into to detailed drawings. Providing an entry into Mechanical Technology CAD, this
program starts with the application of pictorial techniques used in preparation of
industrial illustrations; study of oblique, axonometric, perspective and exploded views;
methods and techniques of shading, commercial media and reproduction processes.
ENGR 100 – Elements of Engineering
CAD TEC 170 – CAD Technology II
CAD TEC 171 – CAD Technology III
CAD TEC 172 – CAD Technology IV
TOTAL:
3 CH
4 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
4 SEMESTERS, 12 CH
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Culinary Arts & Hospitality
With food and board being such comforting and integral parts of our home lives, it can be easy to forget that Culinary and Hospitality is
an enormous industry in America, employing tens of millions of people. From the smallest neighborhood restaurant to the most luxurious
metropolitan hotel, skilled chefs, caterers, and hospitality personnel are needed to provide guests and diners with exceptional food and
lodging. If you have a passion for cooking, baking, or organizing staff and events, Culinary Arts and Hospitality may be a good fit for you.
BAKING AND PASTRY ARTS
CULINARY ARTS
The Basic Certificate in Baking and Pastry Arts introduces the student to the commercial
baking environment, covering safety and sanitation skills and station setup, proper use
and care of equipment, and baking and pastry terminology. The program is designed to
provide the student with the opportunity to investigate and assess Baking and Pastry
Arts as a possible career.
The Basic Certificate in the Culinary Arts curriculum introduces the student to the
commercial kitchen environment by covering safety and sanitation procedures, basic
mise en place including knife skills and station set-up, proper use and care of equipment,
classical cooking terminology, standard cooking methods, stock preparation, and sauce
production. This program is designed to give the student the opportunity to investigate
and assess Culinary Arts as a possible career goal.
330BKPS 765 – Introduction to Baking
330BKPS 766 – Baking Safety and Sanitation
330BKPS 767 – Baking Techniques
330BKPS 768 – Pastry Techniques
330BKPS 769 – Cookies and Tarts
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
1 SEMESTER, 15 CH
1 SEMESTER, 16 CH
The Basic Certificate program in Professional Cake Decorating and Baking is designed
for students to learn from internationally-renowned master chef instructors in L’art de
Gâteau offered by Kennedy-King College’s French Pastry School. This all-inclusive, 16week, full-time certificate program is custom-designed to meet the needs of students
who want to specialize in the prestigious art of cake baking and decorating. This unique
hands-on program focuses on all aspects involving the creation of wedding, celebration,
and specialty cakes. Personal attention from chef mentors is given every day in the
kitchen, providing a comfortable, yet thorough training.
TOTAL:
OFFERED AT: FRENCH PASTRY SCHOOL
TOTAL:
3 CH
2 CH
4 CH
4 CH
L’ART DE LA PÂTISSERIE (PASTRY AND BAKING
PROGRAM)
L’ART DE GÂTEAU (CAKE DECORATING AND
BAKING PROGRAM)
330FPS Culinary 779 – Safety and Sanitation
330FPS Culinary 780 – Baking, Pastry, and Technology
330FPS Culinary 781 – Cake Baking and Construction
330FPS Culinary 782 – Cake Decorating Techniques
330FPS Culinary 783 – Cake Business Planning
330CUL 701 – Introduction to Food Service I
330CUL 703 – Food Sanitation and Food Safety I
330CUL 705 – Chef’s Training I: Section A
330CUL 708 – Chef’s Training I: Section B
1 CH
4 CH
5 CH
5 CH
1 CH
1 SEMESTER, 16 CH
FOOD SERVICE RECERTIFICATION
This course is for both new student seeking their ServSafe certificate and individuals who
need to be ServSafe recertified. The Illinois Food Handling Regulation Enforcement Act
(410 ILCS 625), amended by SB1495, passed into law on August 27, 2013, changes the
existing training and certification requirements for food safety managers. As a provision
of the law, the Illinois Department of Health (IDPH) will no longer offer the Illinois Food
Service Sanitation Manager Certification (FSSMC) Exam after December 31st, 2013.
After that date, only Conference for Food Protection approved exams will be allowed. The
recertification of a food service sanitation manager must be accomplished by completing
an 8 hour training course, inclusive of the exam, and passing an ANSI-CFP accredited
exam with a minimum grade of 75%.
ARTURO VELASQUEZ INSTITUTE
The Basic Certificate program in Professional Pastry and Baking through KennedyKing College’s French Pastry School offers excellent innovative and effective pastry,
baking, and confectionery arts education in the L’art de la Patisserie inclusive 24-week
certificate program. Instructed by some of the best pastry artisans in the world, students
receive intensive hands-on practice, using the finest ingredients and equipment, in order
to be optimally prepared to pursue a career in pastry. The basic certificate offers the rare
opportunity to learn the art of pastry in an intimate setting, being personally mentored
by masters. Students’ skills are finely honed through hands-on practice and repeated
exposure to the best pastry techniques, tools, and ingredients.
330FPS 707 – Food Service Technology
330FPS 712 – Baking Theory and Problems
330FPS 754 – Candy and Confectionery
330FPS 758 – Plated Desserts
330FPS 761 – Chocolate and Sugar
330FPS 762 – French Cakes and Pastries
4 CH
5 CH
2 CH
4 CH
5 CH
4 CH
TOTAL:
OFFERED AT: FRENCH PASTRY SCHOOL
2 SEMESTERS, 24 CH
FOOD SERVICE RETESTING
Basic Certificate
ServSafe retesting is for students who need to test or retest for the Food Service
Sanitation training. At the time of registration, you must present the IDPH permission
form. You must show paid registration receipt to purchase the form. The instructor will
check both paid receipt and testing form before admission to the test. Testing materials
can be purchased at the National Restaurant Association at 175 W. Jackson Boulevard,
#1500, Chicago, IL 60604
Course takes place on February 19th, 2015 from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM (course fee:
$25.00), and on April 30th, 2015 from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM (course fee: $25.00).
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Education
Calling all active listeners, idealists, caregivers, mediators, those who are happiest when they are helping someone else, those who
feel most fulfilled when they are improving the lives of those around them, this is the focus area for you. The education sector covers all
aspects of teaching, beginning from the very youngest students, reaching across subjects like mathematics, science and languages. Do
you remember your favorite teacher? The one you inspired to dream big and then supported you to pursue those dreams? If you have the
desire to inspire others, you should definitely consider the field of Education.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT: PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION
Don’t be dropped
from your classes...
be sure to pay
on time.
Pre-School Education provides child development theory and skills for the student who
intends to work immediately in a pre-school program as a teacher or teacher assistant in
public and private preschools, child care centers, or nursery schools as well as prepare
students to work as teacher aides and activities supervisors.
CHLD DV 101 – Human Growth and Development I
CHLD DV 107 – Health, Safety, and Nutrition
CHLD DV 120 – Introduction to Childhood Education
TOTAL:
4 CH
3 CH
3 CH
1 SEMESTER, 10 CH
FAMILY CHILDCARE BUSINESS
Explore your dream of creating a home-based childcare business in this certificate
course. This series will provide the tools you need to launch and sustain a childcare
business. You’ll follow a step-by-step process to develop a business and marketing plan,
policies and procedures document, and a parent handbook. You’ll also gain a sound
understanding of business financials. The required book is not included in the course fee.
CE HECN 104 – Developing Your Childcare Business
TOTAL:
1.5 CH
1 SEMESTER, 1.5 CH
There are many ways to pay for your education,
including a simple monthly payment plan.
Your Registration Date
Your Down Payment
Payment Date
Each Month
Nov 3 - Jan 10
10% of your balance
+$30 payment plan fee
20th
Jan 11 - Feb 1
25% of your balance
+$30 payment plan fee
20th
Payments will be deducted in equal installments on the 20th of each month until your balance is paid in full.
Skip the stress and register early.
Use the extra time to apply for financial aid and scholarships
or enroll in our flexible tuition payment plan.
Check out details by visiting:
ccc.edu/WaysToPay
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Healthcare
When illness threatens the well-being of yourself or a loved one, nothing can be more comforting than the knowledge and expertise of a
qualified healthcare professional. People in the health sciences work to prevent, diagnose, and treat illnesses and injuries. Some work with
specific tissues or fluids, like phlebotomists, while others, like morticians, work with human remains. If you value helping others, and you
enjoy science classes, consider a career in Healthcare.
ADDICTIONS STUDIES
BASIC NURSING ASSISTANT
The Basic Certificate program in Addictions Studies provides students with the academic
requirements needed in the application for the Certified Alcohol and Other Drugs
Counselor (CADC) examination.
This Illinois Department of Public Health approved certificate program for Basic Nursing
Assistant (BNA) prepares students to work in the health care industry as a Certified
Nursing Assistant (CNA). Students will be introduced to the discipline of nursing and the
basic approaches to patient care. The role of the CNA as an assistant to the licensed
nurse and member of the health care team is studied and practiced in the classroom,
laboratory and clinical setting. Upon successful completion of all components of the
program, the graduate must pass the State competency exam to become certified as a
Nursing Assistant in the State of Illinois.
MENHLTH 223 – Introduction to Addiction Studies
MENHLTH 224 – Principles and Practices of Addiction Studies
MENHLTH 228 – Principles of Mental Health Practices
MENHLTH 229 – Practicum in Addictions Treatment
MENHLTH 231 – Addiction Treatment of Special Populations
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
6 CH
3 CH
4 SEMESTERS, 18 CH
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN: BASIC
Learn to recognize the nature or extent of a patient’s condition, administer appropriate
emergency medical care to stabilize their patient’s condition and transport him/her
safely to the proper medical facility. This program follows United States Department of
Transportation (DOT) guidelines for EMT-B Training.
Program Requirements for Admission
• Official high school transcript or GED certificate showing date of graduation or
completion
• 18 years of age or older
• Must be eligible to enroll in or have passed English 101 or successful completion
of EMT 100 – Emergency Medical Technician-First Responder Training course
• Must complete interview with program director
EMT 101 – Emergency Medical Technician: Basic
TOTAL:
OFFERED AT: MALCOLM X COLLEGE
8 CH
1 SEMESTER, 8 CH
NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATION
The Basic Certificate program in Nursing Home Administration addresses the educational
needs of managers who will work with the elderly population in health care settings. The
program prepares students for employment in longterm care facilities, as well as to sit
for the nursing home administrator licensure exam. The program coursework includes
both gerontology and business courses based on the requirements of the nursing home
administrator’s job description.
BUSINES 271 – Human Resources Management
SOC SER 102 – Introduction to Gerontology
SOC SER 252 – Nursing Home Administration
SOC SER 253 – Accounting for Long Term Care
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
1 SEMESTER, 12 CH
STHLTH 624 – Fundamentals Nursing Assistant
STHLTH 625 – Clinical Nurse Assist
TOTAL:
KENNEDY-KING COLLEGE
MALCOLM X COLLEGE
OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE
HARRY S TRUMAN COLLEGE
5 CH
5 CH
1 SEMESTER, 10 CH
HEALTH PROFESSIONS
The Health Professions basic certificate provides the educational background required for
pursuing a career in the healthcare industry. The curriculum covers the foundational knowledge,
skills, and abilities needed to function as an entry level healthcare provider. The program
focuses on student development in the following competencies essential to all healthcare
providers: effective communication, accountability, cultural competence, use of information
systems, and patient safety. Upon completion of the BC, students will demonstrate that they
can deliver safe, culturally-competent, and evidence-based patient care.
HEAPRO 101 – Patient Care Technician Training
HEAPRO 102 – Health Career Studies
ENGLISH 101 – Composition I
BIOLOGY 121 – Biology I
TOTAL:
6 CH
3 CH
3 CH
5 CH
1 SEMESTER, 17 CH
GERONTOLOGY AIDE
This Basic Certificate program is designed to create the credentials needed to become a
Gerontology Aide, or provides extra credentialing for individuals already in a related field
who wish to add Gerontology coursework to their credentials.
PSYCH 222 – Adult Development and Aging
SOC SER 102 – Introduction to Gerontology
SOC SER 105 – Physiology of Aging
SOC SER 250 – Practicum I
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 12 CH
MEDICAL BILLING
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PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN
The basic certificate prepares students for entry level positions as Medical Billlers in
hospitals, physician private practices, as well as insurance companies. The program
provides a working knowledge of healthcare delivery systems; the health information
profession; the definition and the purpose of the medical record; the systems and
processes for collecting, maintaining and disseminating health information; numbering,
retention, and storage of medical information; forms control and design; indexes and
registers; release of patient information, security, privacy, confidentiality, and ethical
issues; documentation requirements; regulatory requirement of healthcare organization,
accrediting and licensing agencies, and computerized information management systems
utilized by health information management departments.
The Phlebotomy Technician 90-hour program prepares professionals to collect blood
specimens for laboratory analysis. Students will become familiar with all aspects of blood
collection and will develop comprehensive skills to perform venipuncture completely and
safely. Classroom and lab work includes terminology, anatomy and physiology, blood
collection procedures, specimen hands-on practice, and training in skills and techniques
to perform puncture methods. As part of the learning objectives for the coursework,
students will take on the role of patient and technician. Also, the coursework includes
extensive hands-on laboratory and preparation for the national certification. Strongly
Suggested: Three Hepatitis B vaccine (Merck) shots (Shot #1 ASAP, shot #2 one month,
Shot #3 in 3-6 months). This program is WIA certified.
BIOLOGY 120 – Terminology for Medical Careers
BIOLOGY 116 – Anatomy and Physiology
HIM 101 – Introduction to Health Information Management
HIM 102 – Medical Billing
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
4 CH
3 CH
2 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 18 CH
PERSONAL FITNESS TRAINER
The courses listed below will allow you to earn a Basic Certificate from the City Colleges
of Chicago. The Basic Certificate program provides students with the educational
background required for pursuing a career in the health and fitness industry. The
curriculum provides the basic foundational skills needed to assess human body mechanics
and the ability to develop and implement exercise training programs designed to improve
and maintain health-related components of fitness and performance. This knowledge
will prepare students to achieve personal trainer certification from the National Academy
of Sports Medicine (NASM). Employment opportunities with this certification include
personal trainer, group exercise instructor, and/or entry-level positions available at
corporate or community fitness centers (i.e. health clubs, hospital fitness centers, YMCA,
community recreational centers, etc.).
ENGLISH 101 – Composition I
ENTRE 201 – Introduction to Entrepreneurship
ESSS 101 – Certified Personal Trainer Preparation
ESSS 102 – Personal Exercise Trainer Practicum
TOTAL:
HEALTH 102 – Plebotomy Technician
TOTAL:
12 CH
1 SEMESTER, 12 CH
PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION
The Psychiatric Rehabilitation Certificate Program (PRCP) prepares individuals for entrylevel jobs in the Mental Health Services delivery system. The program is designed to
provide the necessary skills needed to work with individuals with severe mental health
issues in the process of recovery. The program was developed in a cooperative effort
between the University of Chicago Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation and the Illinois
Department of Mental Health.
PS REHB 101 – Survey of Psychiatric Rehabilitation
PS REHB 102 – Psychiatric Rehabilitation Skills
PS REHB 103 – Health Skills for Psychiatric Rehabilitation
PS REHB 104 – Vocational and Community Living Skills
PS REHB 105 – PRCP Internship
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 15 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
4 CH
4 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 17 CH
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
This professional program prepares the student to enter the pharmacy field in hospitals,
home infusion pharmacies, and community pharmacies under the supervision of a
registered pharmacist. Includes medical terminology specific to pharmacy, reading
and interpreting prescriptions, and defining drugs by generic and brand names. Learn
dosage calculations, i.e. flow rates, drug compounds and dose conversions. Graduates
are eligible for a National Pharmacy Technician Certification.
Notes for Daley: $125 fee is not included in the tuition. Advance math skills are
recommended. There are 60 hours of clinical experience with Walgreen’s or CVS that
will be arranged. Additional independent estimated student fees will include Lab Coat
($15), License Fee ($40), Pharmacy Technician Exam ($129), Criminal background
check ($80), Books required. This program is WIA certified.
STHLTH 171 – Pharmacy I
STHLTH 172 – Pharmacy II
STHLTH 173 – Pharmacy III
TOTAL:
2 CH
2 CH
4.5 CH
1 SEMESTER, 8.5 CH
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Human Sciences (Liberal Arts)
Don’t let the word “arts” fool you! While the phrase “Liberal Arts” may at first conjure up images of painters or musicians, it is really an
umbrella term used by universities to encompass all disciplines of the Social Sciences and Humanities. Studies of human behavior, history,
politics, culture, language, literature, and, yes, fine and performing arts, are all subsumed by this category. It is important to note that most
students of the liberal arts will need to earn at least a bachelor’s degree in their field of study, which, at the two year level, means completing
our Associate in Arts transfer degree. So, whether you can picture yourself as a psychologist, a lawyer, a graphic designer, or a journalist, if
you plan on transferring to a four-year school to study anything other than science, mathematics, or technology, this is the focus area for you.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE: PUBLIC POLICE
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: HOMELAND
SECURITY
Criminal Justice/Public Police Services is the study of theory and practice of contemporary
criminal justice for those who plan careers as police officers or other criminal justice
positions, as well as police who wish to advance in rank or into administrative levels of
criminal justice.
CRM JUS 102 – Administration of Criminal Justice
CRM JUS 114 – Administration of Juvenile Justice
CRM JUS 202 – Issues in Criminal Justice
CRM JUS 211 – Introduction to Investigation
CRM JUS 234 – Criminal Law and Procedure
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
TOTAL:
1 SEMESTER, 15 CH
The Digital Multimedia Design pathway is designed to prepare students for entry-level
positions in the field of interactive and multimedia design and for possible transfer into
a four-year institution. Requirements for a major in Digital Multimedia Design will equip
students with the necessary skills, both technically and aesthetically, to create digital
multimedia presentations; output can be delivered on CD, DVD, video, or in the form of
web pages over the Internet.
ART 176 – Graphic Design I
DMD 130 – Principles of Design and Development for Digital Media
DMD 131 – Beginning Multimedia Design and Development
DMD 168 – Computer Art I
DMD 231 – Intermediate Multimedia Design and Development
DMD 233 – Advanced Multimedia Design and Development
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
4 SEMESTERS, 18 CH
4 SEMESTERS, 18 CH
Visual Media Communications is a creative hybrid learning environment that challenges
students to acquire competent skills in art, graphics, website, and animation design.
Students train as visual designers and entrepreneurs in the visual communication
industry.
VIS COM 103 – Commercial Photography
VIS COM 122 – Graphic Software
VIS COM 132 – Publication Design
VIS COM 134 – Logo Identity Design
VIS COM 224 – Digital Typography
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
15 CREDIT HOURS (2 SEMESTERS)
VISUAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS / WEB PAGE DESIGN
UNARMED SECURITY GUARD
In this comprehensive 20-hour Unarmed Security Guard certificate program, students
will cover officer training as an introduction to public security and basic patrol tactics.
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
VISUAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS / PAGE LAYOUT
CE TRDE 119 – Unarmed Security Guard
ENVR TC 100 – Introduction to Emergency Management
ENVR TC 101 – Basic Skills in Emergency Management
ENVR TC 106 – Introduction to Terrorism
ENVR TC 115 – Introduction to Weapons of Mass Destruction
ENVR TC 205 – Terrorism Planning
ENVR TC 215 – Advanced Weapons of Mass Destruction
TOTAL:
DIGITAL MULTIMEDIA DESIGN
TOTAL:
The Homeland Security Basic Certificate program is designed to meet new federal
requirements for those in law enforcement, emergency response, and public safety
fields who perform response activities at the emergency scene relating to the needs of
on-scene emergency response regardless of the type of emergency.
2 CH
1 SEMESTER, 2 CH
Visual Media Communications is a creative hybrid learning environment that challenges
students to acquire competent skills in art, graphics, website, and animation design.
Students train as visual designers and entrepreneurs in the visual communication
industry.
VIS COM 102 – Website Design I
VIS COM 132 – Publication Design
VIS COM 202 – Website Design II
VIS COM 212 – Motion Graphics I
VIS COM 224 – Digital Typography
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
15 CREDIT HOURS (2 SEMESTERS)
MUSIC BUSINESS
The Basic Certificate program in Music Business prepares students for the study of the
techniques and standards needed for a career as a manager, publisher, professional
musician, or agent. Completion of the Music Business program can lead to employment
with such businesses as recording companies, management firms, publishing companies,
music festivals, or music production companies. Practical experience within the music
industry is included. The field is highly competitive, but employment opportunities are
expanding rapidly.
BUSINES 231 – Marketing
MUSIC 102 – Music Theory I
MUSIC 105 – Group Piano I
MUSIC 111 – Aural and Keyboard Skills I
MUSIC 120 – Introduction to Music Business
MUSIC 221 – Music Literature and History
MUSIC 225 – Individual Project/Service Learning
TOTAL:
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Support Your
College Athletics
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
2 CH
2 CH
3 CH
3 CH
2 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 21 CH
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY
The Basic Certificate program in Music Technology is the study of techniques and
standards needed for careers as a recording engineer, producer, professional musician,
or composer/arranger. Completion of the certificate program can lead to employment
with such businesses as advertising agencies, recording studios, recording companies,
video game companies, publishing companies, radio stations, or as a free-lance artist.
DMD 115 – Digital Soundtrack
MUSIC 102 – Music Theory I
MUSIC 103 – Music Theory II
MUSIC 105 – Group Piano I
MUSIC 106 – Group Piano II
MUSIC 111 – Aural and Keyboard Skills I
MUSIC 112 – Aural and Keyboard Skills II
MUSIC 204 – Commercial Music Workshop I
MUSIC 205 – Commercial Music Workshop II
MUSIC 221 – Music Literature and History
MUSIC 225 – Individual Project
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
2 CH
2 CH
2 CH
2 CH
2 CH
2 CH
3 CH
2 CH
3 SEMESTERS, 26 CH
SOCIAL WORK: YOUTH WORK
Social Work: Youth Work can lead to employment in government, community, or private
social service agencies. Enrollment in the program is open to anyone interested in
working with youth during out-of-school time, e.g. after-school workers, school-age
workers, grassroots youth workers, community activists, outreach workers, probation
officers, prevention specialists, teen reach workers, managers and supervisors.
SOC SER 109 – Report Writing for Social Service Aides
SOC SER 215 – Social Problems and Social Action I
SOC SER 248 – Principles of Youth and Group Work
SOC SER 249 – Practicum in Youth Work
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
6 CH
3 SEMESTERS, 15 CH
For more information, visit
ccc.edu/athletics
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Information Technology
When was the last time you went a day without using a computer? It is the Information Age and our lives are constantly being redefined
by breakthroughs and innovations in Information Technology. Whether it’s our smart phones, our work computers, or the enormous
databases that store our information online, professionals are needed behind the scenes to design software, maintain information systems,
and troubleshoot network issues. If you are interested in working with technology in an expanding and innovative environment, you should
certainly consider this focus area.
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
The Basic Certificate (BC) program in Computer Information Systems (CIS) introduces
the technical principles used in programing and operating personal computers. It is
designed for those who wish to advance their technical skills and knowledge. Students
will gain experience with various computer applications and programming concepts
and languages. The BC also stacks efficiently into the Advanced Certificate (AC) and
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree for those who wish to further their study.
CIS 101 – Computer Science 101
CIS – Elective
CIS – Elective
TOTAL:
YOUR PLAN FOR SUCCESS
1
STEP
View City Colleges of Chicago’s
Spring 2015 schedule online today:
www.ccc.edu/ClassSchedules
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
If you don’t have access to a computer,
visit any CCC campus to view class schedules.
1-2 SEMESTERS, 12 CH
ENVIRONMENTAL GIS
2
STEP
See a College Advisor to map out
a custom educational plan.
3
Register online or in person at any
of our seven colleges.
The Basic Certificate program in Environmental GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
introduces the fundamental concepts of GIS and real world representation, using GIS
vector and raster technology via spatial data input, topology, cartographic projections,
and coordinate systems. The program prepares students with background information
and technological skills to explore, capture, manage, analyze, model, perform spatial
operations, and to find trends and patterns on landscape.
ENGLISH 101 – Composition
GEOG 201 – Physical Geography
PHY SCI 201 – Fundamental Vector GIS
PHY SCI 202 – Raster GIS and Remote Sensing
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
4 CH
4 CH
4 CH
2 SEMESTERS, 21 CH
NETWORKING SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGY
Networking Systems and Technology is for individuals interested in maintaining network
equipment and software such as servers, hubs, switches and routers.
CIS 101 – Computer Science 101
CIS 111 – Computer Operations
CIS 116 – Operating systems I
CIS 255 – Operating Systems/Client
NET TEC 121 – Internetworking I
NET TEC122 – Internetworking II
TOTAL:
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 SEMESTERS, 18 CH
STEP
ENROLL NOW
Registration begins
November 3, 2014
Classes begin
January 12, 2015
SUCCESS STARTS WITH A PLAN.
See a College Advisor
to map out a custom educational plan using CCC’s
Guided Pathways to Success. Your plan is made easier
by following our Student GPS system that creates clear
pathways from start to a new beginning.
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Natural Sciences
Since the time of the Ancient Greeks, people have been experimenting in attempt to define the laws that govern the biological and
physical world. Thousands of years later, the field of science has reached frontiers that would boggle the minds of the very first scientists.
Science is used to plumb the depths of the ocean, to peer into the smallest building blocks of the human body, to look outward millions of
miles into the cosmos and to engineer complex mechanical structures. Some scientists call into question our very perception of time and
space. The vast majority of careers in this field will require at least a Bachelor’s degree, so if you are interested in transferring to a four-year
school to pursue a career in mathematics, science, or engineering, you should begin in Life and Physical Sciences.
HORTICULTURE SUSTAINABLE URBAN
Advanced Certificate (828)
Arturo Velasquez Institute is proud to partner with Chicago Botanic Gardens and Windy
City Harvest in the newest GREEN horticulture and agricultural program in Chicago.
Participants acquire hands-on experience with sustainable vegetable production
and learn essential business skills, including planning, pricing, sales, and marketing.
Students receive six months of hands-on instruction in greenhouse and outdoor
growing practices, followed by a three-month paid internship. Students can also opt
for a five-month certificate in cool-weather growing techniques for hoophouses and
greenhouses. After satisfactory completion of the curriculum and training requirements,
students achieve certification in sustainable urban horticulture and urban agriculture.
The certificate readies participants for permanent employment in the new “green collar”
jobs sector. The certificate readies participants for permanent employment in the new
“green collar” jobs sector.
CE TRDE 136 – Basic Horticulture
CE TRDE 138 – Horticultural Plant Science
CE TRDE 137 – Managing Urban Green Space
CE TRDE 140 – Greenhouse Crop Production
CE TRDE 141 – Soil Fertility and Assessment
CE TRDE 139 – Urban Horticultural Floral
CE TRDE 142 – Management of Plant and Animal Invasion
CE TRDE 143 – Sustainable Farming Practices
CE TRDE 144 – Practicum/Internship
TOTAL:
OFFERED AT: ARTURO VELASQUEZ INSTITUTE
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
4 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
4 CH
5 CH
4 SEMESTERS, 31 CH
DON’T MISS OUT
ON IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
Check Your CCC Email Regularly
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Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics
In the late 19th Century, riders of the Pony Express became famous for delivering mail from Missouri to California in ten days, an
unbelievable feat at the time. Today, businesses and individuals are so reliant on fast transportation of people and goods that it is virtually
impossible to imagine our lives without these services. The industry of Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics has become a mainstay,
and workers are needed to manage the movements of products, drive and repair vehicles, and coordinate warehouses and distribution
centers. If any of these functions interest you, you should seriously consider a career in Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics.
COMMERCIAL DRIVER TRAINING
LIMOUSINE: RESTRICTED CHAUFFEUR TRAINING
Designed for individuals with little or no commercial driving experience, the OliveHarvey Commercial Driver Training Program trains students for entry level employment
as commercial motor vehicle operators. In partnership with the Illinois Department of
Transportation, this program prepares you to obtain a Commercial Driver’s License in
the State of Illinois. Successful completers will receive a Basic Certificate. A new class
begins the first Monday of every month. Course Fee: $3500.
This one-day training course prepares individuals to become restricted public chauffeurs.
Upon completion, drivers are eligible to become licensed to drive livery/limousine,
sightseeing vehicles, and medical carriers. A new class begins weekly on Saturday.
Course Fee: $115.
OFFERED AT: OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE
COMMERCIAL PASSENGER DRIVER: CLASS B
Designed for individuals with little or no experience; students will be trained to
operate Class B passenger and nonpassenger commercial motor vehicles. Successful
completers will receive a Basic Certificate. A new class begins the first Monday of every
month. Course Fee: $1470.
COMMERCIAL DRIVER REFRESHER TRAINING
Designed for individuals with commercial driver training experience; this course provides
drivers with a review of the current rules, regulations and requirements to which all
commercial drivers must adhere. Students must have a valid Illinois CDL and a current
DOT Medical Card prior to enrollment. Classes begin monthly. Course Fee: $775.
Evaluation Fee: $175.
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
2 Hour Course
This two-hour, behind the wheel course is designed for newly licensed public chauffeurs
who have not driven in the U.S. for at least three years and all licensed public chauffeurs
that are required to undergo additional training. Course Fee: $125.
PUBLIC PASSENGER VEHICLE TRAINING: TAXI
This two-week training program prepares individuals to become public chauffeurs and
take the Department of Business Affairs & Consumer Protection licensing exam. A new
class begins weekly on Saturday with mandatory orientation. Day and evening classes
are offered. Course Fee: $305.
TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION, AND LOGISTICS
The Basic Certificate program for Transportation, Distribution and Logistics provides
students with a direct experience working in a logistics environment, building skills
critical to success including: operations/business development, receiving, shipping, and
case analysis.
MATH 118 – General Education Mathematics
BUSINES 155 – Working in the Warehousing Environment
INTDSP 102 – Career Development and Decision Making
330TRNS 152 – Introduction to Business Logistics
330TRNS 158 – Purchasing
TOTAL:
4 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
1 SEMESTER, 16 CH
FORKLIFT OPERATION AND SAFETY
This one-week training program prepares you to work in warehousing or shipping and
receiving as a forklift driver. This course provides classroom instruction and handson forklift operation training. A new class begins the third Monday of every month.
Course Fee: $600
CITY COLLEGES OF CHICAGO SHORT-TERM COURSE LISTINGS
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FACTORY AUTOMATION
Advanced
Manufacturing
AT RICHARD J. DALEY COLLEGE
QUALITY ASSURANCE
This program provides foundational skills for Quality Assurance in manufacturing such
as print reading, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, and statistical process control.
Quality Assurance professionals use precision measurement and statistical tools to
verify that products and services meet expectations.
340MFGT 104 Statistical Process Control
340MFGT 139 Print Requirements-Quality Assurance
Eligibility for Math 98 and Reading 99 OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
66031 340MFGT 139 OQ
5:30 PM-8:25 PM
MW
66032 340MFGT 139 ADI
9:50 AM-12:30 PM
T
66066
TBA
3 CH
401
1111
TBA
TBA
Section ADI is offered at the Arturo Velasquez Institute, 2800 South Western Avenue.
340MFGT 142 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
Grade of C or better in 340MFGT 139 OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
66043 340MFGT 142 P
5:35 PM-6:50 PM
TTh
3 CH
402
TBA
WELDING
Welding is a challenging and rewarding career that combines the manual techniques
of traditional welding processes with new digital skills used in robotic welding. With
continual advances in welding technology, students in this program will study
manufacturing materials and processes, including basic metallurgy and electricity,
as well as print reading and fundamental quality assurance concepts. The welding
processes that students will master include Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW or “MIG”
welding), Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW or “stick”), and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
(GTAW or “TIG”). Automated welding is taught using a FANUC robot and controller with
a Lincoln Electric welder. Upon completion of this 16 hour basic certificate, completers
will be able to gain jobs as welders and entry level jobs in automated (or robotic) welding.
340MFGT 139 Print Requirements-Quality Assurance
66031 340MFGT 139 OQ
5:30 PM-8:25 PM
MW
66032 340MFGT 139 ADI
9:50 AM-12:30 PM
T
3 CH
401
1111
TBA
TBA
Section ADI is offered at the Arturo Velasquez Institute, 2800 South Western Avenue.
340MFGT 141 Manufacturing Materials and Processes
Eligibility for Reading 99 OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
66037 340MFGT 141 AV
5:20 PM-8:00 PM
3 CH
F
1113
340MFGT 151 Introduction to Welding
TBA
3 CH
MTWTh
1112
TBA
Students enrolled in Section 340MFGT 151-AGHI must also be enrolled in Section 340MFGT 152-AGHI
66066
340MFGT 151 AOPR
5:30 PM-8:10 PM
MTWTh
1112
TBA
BLOCK PROGRAM COURSE: Students enrolled in Section 340MFGT 151-AOPR must also be enrolled in Section 340MFGT
152-AOPR
340MFGT 152 Intermediate Welding
Grade of C or better in 340MFGT 151.
66069 340MFGT 152 AGHI
10:10 AM-12:50 PM
1112
TBA
BLOCK PROGRAM COURSE: Students enrolled in Section 340MFGT 152-AGHI must also be enrolled in Section 340MFGT
151-AGHI
66071
340MFGT 152 AOPR
5:30 PM-8:10 PM
MTWTh
1112
TBA
151-AOPR
340MFGT 191 Industrial Electricity
With Lab
66052 340MFGT 191 PR
5:30 PM-8:00 PM
TTh
4 CH
403
MTWTh
1112
TBA
340MFGT 151 AOPR
5:30 PM-8:10 PM
MTWTh
1112
TBA
152-AOPR
340MFGT 191 Industrial Electricity
4 CH
With Lab
66052 340MFGT 191 PR
5:30 PM-8:00 PM
TTh
403
340MFGT 253 Pneumatics
TBA
3 CH
With Lab
66057 340MFGT 253 OQ
5:30 PM-7:20 PM
MW
300
340MFGT 291 Programmable Logic Controllers
TBA
3 CH
With Lab
66055 340MFGT 291 OQ
5:10 PM-6:40 PM
W
6:45 PM-8:30 PM
W
405
403
340MFGT 295 Electrical Motor Controls
TBA
TBA
3 CH
With Lab
66059 340MFGT 295 S
8:30 AM-1:00 PM
S
406
TBA
Business &
Professional Services
AT HAROLD WASHINGTON COLLEGE
ACCOUNTING
Enroll in this program to get foundational knowledge in accounting. The program starts
with a broad overview of contemporary business then surveys methods of financing
business enterprises and their relationships to personal and company investment
policies. The program is inclusive of Business Math and a general overview of computer
information systems.
BUSINES 111 Introduction to Business
60362
BUSINES 111 D
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
3 CH
TTh
1035
BUSINES 141 Business Mathematics
3 CH
MTWTh
3 CH
Section AV is offered at the Arturo Velasquez Institute, 2800 South Western Avenue.
66061 340MFGT 151 AGHI
10:10 AM-12:50 PM
340MFGT 151 Introduction to Welding
66061 340MFGT 151 AGHI
10:10 AM-12:50 PM
Students enrolled in Section 340MFGT 151-AGHI must also be enrolled in Section 340MFGT 152-AGHI
3 CH
Grade of C or better in 340MFGT 139, and Grade of C or better OR concurrent enrollment in Math 125; OR
Consent of Department Chairperson.
65998 340MFGT 104 OQ
5:30 PM-8:00 PM
W
400
Factory Automation technicians operate, maintain, repair, and install automated
production equipment used through manufacturing. In addition to the traditional
mechanical and electrical skills, modern production requires digital, programmable
skills such as robotic programming, sensor technology, and the use of Programmable
Logic Controllers. This certificate provides foundational mechanical and electrical skills
for entry level jobs in maintenance, repair and installation of manufacturing production
equipment. Program completers will be employable as a maintenance mechanic trainee
or helper, and as a building maintenance trainee. Students will also have the opportunity
to earn the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council’s (MSSC) credential in Maintenance
Awareness. Students can complete this program in 2 semesters.
TBA
66295
66296
60372
BUSINES 141 G
BUSINES 141 H
BUSINES 141 SU
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
5:30 PM-8:25 PM
MW
TTh
Th
1035
1119
1005
TBA
TBA
TBA
BUSINES 181 Financial Accounting
4 CH
BUSINES 182 Managerial Accounting
4 CH
Business 111 OR Business 141 OR Mathematics 98 or higher; OR concurrent enrollment in Business 141; OR
placement test; OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60377 BUSINES 181 BD
9:05 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
1005
Mahan, B
60378 BUSINES 181 FH
11:00 AM-12:45 PM
TTh
1008
Mahan, B
60379 BUSINES 181 JL
2:00 PM-3:45 PM
MW
1003
Perkins, D
60380 BUSINES 181 VT
7:00 PM-8:45 PM
MW
1003
TBA
Grade of C or better in Business 181, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60381 BUSINES 182 AC
9:05 AM-10:50 AM
MW
60382 BUSINES 182 KL
2:00 PM-3:45 PM
TTh
60383 BUSINES 182 QS
5:15 PM-6:50 PM
TTh
60384 BUSINES 182 AAH
9:30 AM-12:55 PM
S
Carter, R
3 CH
1005
1005
1008
1003
Campbell, T
TBA
Perkins, D
Campbell, T
23
BUSINES 203 Introduction Cost Accounting
Grade of C or better in BUSINESS 181 OR BUSINESS 182
60385 BUSINES 203 RT
5:30 PM-8:25 PM
3 CH
W
1005
BUSINES 204 Computer Applications Intermediate Accounting
Concurrent enrollment in Business 205.
66308 BUSINES 204 W
8:30 PM-9:30 PM
T
1005
BUSINES 211 E
BUSINES 211 D
BUSINES 211 R
BUSINES 211 H
Campbell, T
3 CH
1005
TBA
1035
1008
1035
1034
Shoenberger, C
Shoenberger, C
TBA
TBA
BUSINES 211 Business Law I
60389
60392
66297
66304
TBA
1 CH
BUSINES 206 Auditing
Grade of C or better in BUSINESS 205 OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60386 BUSINES 206 RT
5:30 PM-8:25 PM
M
3 CH
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
MW
TTh
MW
TTh
BUSINES 241 Introduction to Finance
Grade of C or better in Business 181, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60398 BUSINES 241 R
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
MW
3 CH
1003
BUSINES 250 Computerized Accounting Systems
Spight, B
3 CH
Grade of C or better in BUSINESS 181, OR CIS 120 OR equivalent, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60400 BUSINES 250 T
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
MW
203B
CIS 120 Introduction to Microcomputers
60334 CIS 120 AA
60335 CIS 120 C
60336 CIS 120 D
60337 CIS 120 ER
60338 CIS 120 ER2
60339 CIS 120 F
60340 CIS 120 G
60341 CIS 120 H
60342 CIS 120 J
60343 CIS 120 P
60344 CIS 120 R
60345 CIS 120 S
60346 CIS 120 U
60347 CIS 120 MN
60348 CIS 120 Z
9:00 AM-11:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
1:00 AM-2:20 AM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
12:00 AM-1:20 AM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
9:30 AM-12:20 PM
5:30 PM-8:25 PM
408
203B
408
Blackboard
203B
Blackboard
203B
407
203B
203B
408
408
408
408
408
203B
408
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
MW
3 CH
CIS 145 Introduction to Database on Microcomputers
With Lab
65853 CIS 145 B
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
TBA
TBA
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
406
TBA
3 CH
TTh
408
CIS 158 Beginning Internet
TBA
3 CH
With Lab
Grade of C or better in CIS 101 OR Grade of C or better in CIS 120, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
65855 CIS 158 BD
9:05 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
406
TBA
The basic certificate in Management/Marketing provides the foundation for entry level
management/marketing work. The 12 credit hour program provides a broad overview
of contemporary business and business math. The program is grounded by a marketing
course that provides information on how goods flow through the marketing system, and
the role of the consumers, products, pricing policies, and promotion and distribution
methods.
66307
60361
60362
60363
60364
60365
60366
60367
60368
60369
BUSINES 111 KL
BUSINES 111 C
BUSINES 111 D
BUSINES 111 G
BUSINES 111 F
BUSINES 111 J
BUSINES 111 S
BUSINES 111 B
BUSINES 111 E
BUSINES 111 R
2:00 PM-3:35 PM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
303
1008
1035
602
1035
1035
1003
1035
1008
1008
MW
TTh
Th
1035
1119
1005
BUSINES 141 Business Mathematics
66295
66296
60372
BUSINES 141 G
BUSINES 141 H
BUSINES 141 SU
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
5:30 PM-8:25 PM
1035
1040
Shoenberger, C
Shoenberger, C
BUSINES 269 Principles of Management
3 CH
1005
Callery, C
ENGLISH 101 Composition
3 CH (IAI)
Eligibility for English 101, OR ACT Reading Score range within (19-36), OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60569 ENGLISH 101 A
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
MW
603
TBA
60570 ENGLISH 101 A01
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
MW
618
TBA
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 A01, English 197 C01, and Math 98 BD2: General Education/
Transfer B part-time
60571
ENGLISH 101 A02
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
MW
622
TBA
604
605
618
622
TBA
Deher-Lesaint, J
TBA
TBA
607
620
602
TBA
Hader, J
TBA
MW
TTh
618
603
TBA
Williams, D
TTh
TTh
605
607
TBA
TBA
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 A02 and English 197 C02
60572
60573
60574
60576
ENGLISH 101 A2
ENGLISH 101 AAR
ENGLISH 101 B
ENGLISH 101 B04
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
9:00 AM-11:50 AM
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
MW
S
TTh
TTh
60577
60578
60579
ENGLISH 101 B2
ENGLISH 101 C
ENGLISH 101 C05
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
MW
MW
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 C05 and English 197 E05
60580
60581
ENGLISH 101 C2
ENGLISH 101 D
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
This course will have an HIV/AIDS emphasis
60582
60583
ENGLISH 101 D2
ENGLISH 101 D06
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 D06, English 197 F06, and Math 99 EG2: General Education/
Transfer C part-time.
60584
ENGLISH 101 D08
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
304
TBA
618
de Jesus Estrada, M
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 D08 and English 197 F08
60585
ENGLISH 101 DY
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
This course has a Great Books emphasis. This learning community provides an in-depth examination of the history of State
Terrorism in Latin America and the rich literature and poetry that has emerged as a response to this experience. State
terrorism is defined as a government's use of kidnapping, disappearances, torture, and murder as a way to terrorize its
citizens in order to keep them from opposing the government. Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 DY
and History 215 KLQ: State Terrorism and the Creative Response
60586
60587
ENGLISH 101 E
ENGLISH 101 E07
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
MW
608
605
Liston, S
Ritt, M
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 E07, English 197 G07, Phy Sci 107 C, and Phil 106 K: Science
Fiction and Scientific Advancement
60588
60589
60590
60591
60592
ENGLISH 101 E2
ENGLISH 101 E3
ENGLISH 101 E4
ENGLISH 101 E5
ENGLISH 101 EL
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
604
620
303
305
607
Hader, J
Bivens, K
TBA
TBA
de Jesus Estrada, M
TTh
TTh
TTh
TTh
TTh
620
602
605
303
622
Bivens, K
Ortiz, M
Williams, D
TBA
de Jesus Estrada, M
MW
M
W
603
606
Blackboard
Students must also enroll in Literature 129 GL
60594
60595
60596
60597
60598
ENGLISH 101 F
ENGLISH 101 F08
ENGLISH 101 F2
ENGLISH 101 F3
ENGLISH 101 FY
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
This course has a Great Books emphasis
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 AM-1:50 AM
TBA
Crockett, K
Crockett, K
This is a hybrid course and Wednesday sessions will be conducted online through Blackboard. Students must be
concurrently enrolled in English 101 G09R and English 197 J12R
60601
ENGLISH 101 G11
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
MW
605
Thomas, C
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 G11 and English 197 J11
60602 ENGLISH 101 GR
2:30 AM-3:50 AM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
M
W
Blackboard
620
Bivens, K
Bivens, K
This is a hybrid course and Monday sessions meet asynchronously via Internet and electronically mediated methods
60603 ENGLISH 101 GYR
2:30 AM-3:50 AM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
M
W
Blackboard
709
Lopez, A
Lopez, A
1035
607
Blackboard
TBA
Crockett, K
Crockett, K
This is a hybrid course and Monday sessions will be conducted online through Blackboard.
3 CH
TTh
MW
TTh
MW
TTh
MW
TTh
TTh
MW
MW
MW
TTh
Grade of C or better in BUSINESS 111, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60401 BUSINES 269 F
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
TTh
60599 ENGLISH 101 G
60600 ENGLISH 101 G09R
MANAGEMENT/MARKETING
3 CH
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 B04 and English 197 D04
3 CH
S
MW
TTh
M
M
W
W
TTh
MW
TTh
MW
MW
MW
TTh
TTh
F
F
CIS 123 Introduction to Spreadsheets on Microcomputers
With Lab
65832 CIS 123 R
BUSINES 231 Marketing
Grade of C or better in Business 111.
60396 BUSINES 231 C
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
60397 BUSINES 231 S
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
Pendleton, B
Callery, C
Carter, R
Callery, C
Pendleton, B
Pendleton, B
TBA
Callery, C
Spight, B
Perkins, D
3 CH
TBA
TBA
TBA
60604 ENGLISH 101 H
60605 ENGLISH 101 H12R
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 AM-1:50 AM
TTh
T
Th
This is a hybrid course and Thursday sessions will be conducted online through Blackboard.
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 AM-1:50 AM
T
Th
620
Blackboard
Bivens, K
Bivens, K
This is a hybrid course and Thursday sessions meet asynchronously via Internet and electronically mediated methods
60607 ENGLISH 101 HHR
60608 ENGLISH 101 J
60609 ENGLISH 101 J2
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
1:00 AM-2:20 AM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
S
U
MW
MW
622
Liston, S
Blackboard
Liston, S
602
Deher-Lesaint, J
320
TBA
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 J2, Speech 101 G2, and Math 99 BD2: General Education/Transfer
part-time
60611 ENGLISH 101 K
60612 ENGLISH 101 K2
60613 ENGLISH 101 KR
60614 ENGLISH 101 M
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
1:00 AM-2:20 AM
8:00 AM-10:50 AM
MW
TTh
TTh
T
U
F
621
603
618
608
Blackboard
606
TBA
TBA
TBA
Liston, S
Liston, S
TBA
24
60615
ENGLISH 101 M17
8:00 AM-10:50 AM
F
603
TBA
621
622
Deher-Lesaint, J
TBA
604
406
TBA
Nunez, J
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 M17 and English 197 N17
60616
60617
ENGLISH 101 P
ENGLISH 101 P13
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
MW
MW
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 P13 and English 197R13
60618
60619
ENGLISH 101 P2
ENGLISH 101 Q
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
MW
TTh
Technology is the primary mode of instruction and students enrolled in this course are required to have regular access to
the internet outside of class and to use Blackboard. For more information, please contact the instructor.
60620
ENGLISH 101 Q14
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
TTh
607
TBA
621
405
TBA
Nunez, J
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 Q14 and English 197 S14
60621
60622
ENGLISH 101 R
ENGLISH 101 R15
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
MW
MW
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 R15, English 197 T15, and Math 99 SU2: General Education/
Transfer C part-time. Technology is the primary mode of instruction and students enrolled in this course are required
to have regular access to the internet outside of class and to use Blackboard. For more information, please contact the
instructor
60623
ENGLISH 101 S
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
TTh
406
ENGLISH 101 S16
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
TTh
620
TBA
621
TBA
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 S16 and English 197 U16
60625
ENGLISH 101 S2
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
TTh
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 S2, Speech 101 R2, and Psych 201 T: General Education/Transfer
part-time.
60626 ENGLISH 101 T
60627 ENGLISH 101 U
60628 ENGLISH 101 U2
64865 ENGLISH 101 EYR
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
2:00 AM-3:20 AM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
TTh
TTh
M
W
602
622
621
Blackboard
407
LIBRARY TECHNICAL ASSISTANT
The online courses for the Library Technology Assistant Program are paced distance
education courses that require active and intensive participation in online asynchronous
discussions and small group collaboration. The asynchronous online format provides
flexibility as to when and where participants study, interact with the materials, their
classmates, and instructor. Study of technical skills of Library Science can lead to
employment as an assistant to a professional librarian in cataloging periodicals, multimedia or information services of public, private, industrial, or school libraries. Lectures,
assignments, questions, and discussion all occur online.
Nunez, J
the internet outside of class and to use Blackboard. For more information, please contact the instructor
60624
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lopez, A
Lopez, A
LIB TEC 201 Library Public Service
62555
LIB TEC 201 WEB
ENGLISH 101 B3
ENGLISH 101 M18
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
8:00 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
F
608
621
Ext. Location
Williams, R
Online class
LIB TEC 203 Materials Preparation Procedures
Grade of C or better in Library Technology 101.
62556 LIB TEC 203 WEB
12:00 AM-12:00 AM
3 CH
Ext. Location
Bruno, J
Online class
Construction
Technology & Drafting
This is a hybrid course and Monday sessions will be conducted online through Blackboard
66427
66431
3 CH
12:00 AM-12:00 AM
TBA
TBA
Student must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 M18 and English 197 N18
MATH 118 General Education Mathematics
4 CH (IAI)
Grade of C or better in Math 99, OR COMPASS placement test score range within PRE-ALGEBRA (17-99) and
ALGEBRA (43-99) and College ALGEBRA (1-50), OR ACT Math score range within (21-23), OR Consent of
Department Chairperson.
60273 MATH 118 AAHH
10:00 AM-1:45 PM
S
704
60274 MATH 118 MN
8:30 AM-12:05 PM
F
707
60275 MATH 118 AC
9:05 AM-10:50 AM
MW
705
60276 MATH 118 BD
8:30 AM-10:15 AM
TTh
704
60277 MATH 118 LQ
3:30 PM-5:15 PM
TTh
706
60278 MATH 118 PR
5:15 PM-7:00 PM
MW
727
60279 MATH 118 UW
7:05 PM-8:50 PM
TTh
705
60280 MATH 118 AC2
9:05 AM-10:50 AM
MW
706
65589 MATH 118 VT
7:05 PM-8:50 PM
MW
725
SPEECH 101-1 Fundamentals of Speech Communication
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
3 CH (IAI)
60769 SPEECH 101-1 A
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
MW
303
TBA
60770 SPEECH 101-1 B
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
TTh
620
TBA
60771 SPEECH 101-1 B2
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
TTh
1039
TBA
60772 SPEECH 101-1 C
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
MW
1039
TBA
60773 SPEECH 101-1 C2
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
MW
303
TBA
60774 SPEECH 101-1 D
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
1039
Serres, S
60775 SPEECH 101-1 D2
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
620
TBA
60776 SPEECH 101-1 E
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
1039
Serres, S
60777 SPEECH 101-1 E2
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
619
TBA
60778 SPEECH 101-1 E3
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
1031
TBA
60779 SPEECH 101-1 G
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
MW
710
Armendarez, J
60780 SPEECH 101-1 G2
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
MW
622
TBA
part-time.
60781
60782
60783
60784
60785
60786
60787
60788
60789
60790
60791
60792
60793
60794
SPEECH 101-1 G3
SPEECH 101-1 H
SPEECH 101-1 H2
SPEECH 101-1 J
SPEECH 101-1 J2
SPEECH 101-1 K
SPEECH 101-1 K2
SPEECH 101-1 N
SPEECH 101-1 P
SPEECH 101-1 P2
SPEECH 101-1 Q
SPEECH 101-1 Q2
SPEECH 101-1 R
SPEECH 101-1 R2
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
11:00 AM-1:50 PM
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
MW
TTh
TTh
MW
MW
TTh
TTh
F
MW
MW
TTh
TTh
MW
MW
1117
1039
1003
709
1039
620
1039
1039
709
1039
620
1039
1039
620
TBA
TBA
TBA
Armendarez, J
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Armendarez, J
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
AT HARRY S TRUMAN COLLEGE
CAD TECHNOLOGY
Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Technology provides the technical instruction and skill
development for the graduate to become successfully employed in the drafting fields of
the mechanical, architectural, and construction industry. Instruction is directed toward
theoretical and technical skills in the use of modern drafting tools and equipment with
emphasis placed on the training of CAD techniques.
CAD TEC 130 CAD Technology I
3 CH
With Lab
Grade of C or better in ENGR 100 OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
61673 CAD TEC 130 CD
11:00 AM-12:50 PM
MW
L933
Hsiao, C
CAD TEC 170 CAD Technology II
3 CH
CAD TEC 171 CAD Technology III
3 CH
Grade of C or better in ENGR 100, OR 110, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
61681 CAD TEC 170 PQ
6:00 PM-6:55 PM
MW
L933
With Lab
Grade of C or better in Architecture 170, OR CAD TEC 170, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
61664 CAD TEC 171 PQ
6:00 PM-7:50 PM
MW
L933
6:00 PM-6:55 PM
MW
L933
CAD TEC 172 CAD Technology IV
3 CH
Grade of C or better in CAD TEC 171, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
61691 CAD TEC 172 HJ
11:00 AM-11:50 AM
TTh
L933
MATH 140 College Algebra
Hsiao, C
TBA
TBA
Hsiao, C
4 CH
Grade of C or better in Math 99, OR COMPASS placement test score range within PRE-ALGEBRA (17-99) and
ALGEBRA (43-99) and College ALGEBRA (1-50), OR ACT Math Score range within (21-23), OR Consent of
62107 MATH 140 TU
6:00 PM-7:40 PM
TTh
3979
TBA
62109 MATH 140 AB
9:00 AM-10:50 AM
MW
3983
TBA
Studio Classroom
62112
62114
63396
MATH 140 DM
MATH 140 HJ
MATH 140 WAB
1:00 PM-2:50 PM
11:00 AM-12:40 PM
9:00 AM-1:05 PM
WF
TTh
S
3152
3150
3963
TBA
Hidegkuti, M
TBA
part-time.
60795 SPEECH 101-1 S
60796 SPEECH 101-1 SR
60797 SPEECH 101-1 T
60798 SPEECH 101-1 U
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
TTh
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
T
1:00 AM-2:20 AM
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
MW
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
TTh
1039
TBA
604
Armendarez, J
Blackboard Armendarez, J
1039
TBA
1039
TBA
25
ARCHITC 202 General Construction
details.
ARCHITC 121 Architectural Drawing I
4 CH
With Lab
Grade of C or better OR concurrent enrollment in ARCHITC 170, and eligibility for ENGLISH 100, OR Consent of
60822 ARCHITC 121 GJ2
12:30 PM-3:10 PM
MW
810
TBA
Introductory studio based architectural drawing course. This course is the prerequisite to all other architecture studio
classes. Please see the Department Chair if you are unable to concurrently enroll in Architc 170.
60824
ARCHITC 121 RT
5:30 PM-8:10 PM
MW
810
TBA
Introductory studio based architectural drawing course. This course is the prerequisite to all other architecture studio
classes. Please see the Department Chair if you are unable to concurrently enroll in Architc 170.
ARCHITC 122 Architectural Drawing II
4 CH
With Lab
Grade of C or better in ARCHITC 121, and completion of OR concurrent enrollment in ARCHITC 171, OR Consent of
61062 ARCHITC 122 GJ
12:30 PM-3:10 PM
MW
818
Tejeda, I
This is a studio based course. Please see the department chair if you are unable to concurrently enroll in Architc 171.
61064
ARCHITC 122 RT
5:30 PM-8:10 PM
MW
818
4 CH
With Lab
62569 ARCHITC 202 DF
9:30 AM-12:20 PM
TTh
A224
Cordero, R
TBA
ARCHITC 204 General Construction Advanced
4 CH
With Lab
Grade of C or better in ARCHITC 202, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
62571 ARCHITC 204 DF
9:30 AM-12:20 PM
TTh
A224
Cordero, R
BUILDING ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES
The BC program in Building Energy Technologies is designed for students seeking
expertise in the practical application of energy efficiency and renewable energy systems
in the building construction industries. An emphasis on integration into traditional
building construction and operation allows the graduate to effectively coordinate with
architects, engineers, and contractors on the installation and operation of these systems.
ENVR TC 204 Residential Energy Systems
3 CH
66695 ENVR TC 204 PR
6:00 PM-8:50 PM
T
S247
Porterfield, J
Pomeroy, C
MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY CAD
CAD provides the technical instruction and skills development for graduates to find
successful employment in the field of drafting, working for mechanical, architectural and
construction companies.
This is a studio based course. Please see the department chair if you are unable to concurrently enroll in Architc 171.
ARCHITC 202 General Construction
CAD TEC 170 CAD Technology II
4 CH
With Lab
60849 ARCHITC 202 HK
12:30 PM-3:10 PM
TTh
815
Madsen, J
This is a studio based course. Fundamentals of residential materials, construction and the Chicago Building Code will be
addressed in this course. Primary software AutoCAD and Revit.
3 CH
With Lab
Grade of C or better in ENGR 100, OR 110, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
65479 CAD TEC 170 SA
9:00 AM-12:50 PM
S
A206
CAD TEC 171 CAD Technology III
With Lab
Grade of C or better in Architecture 170, OR CAD TEC 170, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
66749 CAD TEC 171 OQS
6:00 PM-9:50 PM
W
A206
CAD TEC 172 CAD Technology IV
Marriott, C
3 CH
With Lab
Grade of C or better in CAD TEC 171, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
66751 CAD TEC 172 OQS
6:00 PM-9:50 PM
W
Brown, K
3 CH
A206
Marriott, C
details.
ARCHITC 121 Architectural Drawing I
4 CH
With Lab
Grade of C or better OR concurrent enrollment in ARCHITC 170, and eligibility for ENGLISH 100, OR Consent of
65461 ARCHITC 121 LP
4:50 PM-7:20 PM
TTh
A224
TBA
This is a studio-based course for students who have taken high school level drafting courses, are transfering from another
architecture program, or have a general interest in architectural drawing and want to purse a degree in architecture. Please
see the department chair if you are unable to concurrently enroll in ARCHITC 170 due to closed sections or otherwise.
65463
ARCHITC 121 OQ
6:30 PM-8:50 PM
MW
A224
Miranda, F
66973
ARCHITC 121 EG
11:00 AM-1:30 PM
MW
A224
TBA
ARCHITC 122 Architectural Drawing II
4 CH
With Lab
62565 ARCHITC 122 JL
2:00 PM-4:30 PM
TTh
A224
Marriott, C
65465 ARCHITC 122 OQ
6:30 PM-8:50 PM
MW
A224
Miranda, F
ARCHITC 123 Architectural Drawing III
With Lab
Grade of C or better in ARCHITC 122, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
63234 ARCHITC 123 JL
2:00 PM-4:30 PM
TTh
4 CH
A224
Marriott, C
Education
CHILD DEVELOPMENT: PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION
Pre-School Education provides child development theory and skills for the student who
intends to work immediately in a pre-school program as a teacher or teacher assistant in
public and private preschools, child care centers, or nursery schools as well as prepare
students to work as teacher aides and activities supervisors.
CHLD DV 101-1 Human Growth and Development I
4 CH
63403 CHLD DV 101-1 FG
9:00 AM-10:45 AM
TTh
3215
Abbruzzese, L
62182 CHLD DV 101-1 TVY
6:00 PM-9:35 PM
T
3215
TBA
63309 CHLD DV 101-1 WAB
9:00 AM-12:35 PM
S
3215
Butcher, C
CHLD DV 107 Health Safety and Nutrition
62184
62185
CHLD DV 107 H
CHLD DV 107 PRY
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
6:00 PM-8:40 PM
3 CH
TTh
M
3215
3215
CHLD DV 109 Language and Literacy Development in Early Childhood
Abbruzzese, L
Cotromanes, A
3 CH
Grade of C or better in CHLD DV 101or 101-1 and CHLD DV 120 OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
62188 CHLD DV 109 PRY
6:00 PM-8:40 PM
W
3213
Roth, K
CHLD DV 120 Introduction to Early Childhood Education Group Care
63406
63109
CHLD DV 120 B
CHLD DV 120 TVY
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
6:00 PM-8:40 PM
MW
T
3 CH
3215
3213
Abbruzzese, L
Bush, N
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HOME-BASED CHILDCARE BUSINESS
HEAPRO 101 Patient Care Tech Training Eligibility for English 101.
67770 HEAPRO 101 BKM2 Basic Certificate (831)
Explore your dream of creating a home-based childcare business in this certificate
course. This series will provide the tools you need to launch and sustain a childcare
business. You’ll follow a step-by-step process to develop a business and marketing plan,
policies and procedures document, and a parent handbook. You’ll also gain a sound
understanding of business financials. The required book is not included in the course fee.
CE HECN 104 Developing Your Childcare Business
67238
O2
6:00 PM-8:00 PM
1.5 CH
M
1403
Anthony
Runs from January 26 to April 26. Course fee: $149.00.
Healthcare
AT MALCOLM X COLLEGE
2505 TBA
MASSAGE THERAPY
Advanced Certificate (398)
The Advanced Certificate Massage Therapy program will provide students with the
skills and knowledge to sit for the Massage and Bodywork Licensing Exam (MBLEX).
Course completers will be eligible to apply for massage therapy licensing through the
Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation. Provides the educational
background required for pursuing a career as a massage therapist. The curriculum
covers the foundational knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to function as a licensed
massage therapist. The program focuses on student development in therapist-client
communication, ethical massage practice, professionalism, business skills, self-care
practices, and cultural competence. Employment opportunities for massage therapist
include spas, health clubs, chiropractic practices, physical therapy clinics, hospitals and
private practice.
4 CH
With Lab
Eligibility for English 101 and Biology 120, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
66913 MAS 110 BKH
6:00 PM-8:40 PM
MW
3312
TBA
BLOCK H: Students must register for MAS 111 BKH in addition to this course.
Learn to recognize the nature or extent of a patient’s condition, administer appropriate
emergency medical care to stabilize their patient’s condition and transport him/her
safely to the proper medical facility. This program follows United States Department of
Transportation (DOT) guidelines for EMT-B Training.
Program Requirements for Admission
• Official high school transcript or GED certificate showing date of graduation
or completion
• 18 years of age or older
• Must be eligible to enroll in or have passed English 101 or successful completion
of EMT 100 – Emergency Medical Technician-First Responder Training course
• Must complete interview with program director
EMT 101 Emergency Medical Technician-Basic
8 CH
With Lab
64544 EMT 101 DFL
9:30 AM-2:30 PM
TTh
2619
Passmore, W
64557 EMT 101 JMW
2:00 PM-7:00 PM
MW
2619
Bauknecht, R
64552 EMT 101 LTR
3:00 PM-8:00 PM
TTh
2619
Thorpe, J
MAS 111 Integration of Massage Therapy I
5 CH
With Lab
Eligibility for English 101, Biology 120 and MAS 110, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
66916 MAS 111 BKH
6:00 PM-9:30 PM
TTh
3312
TBA
BLOCK H: Students must register for MAS 110 BKH in addition to this course.
BIOLOGY 116 Anatomy and Physiology
With Lab
64798 BIOLOGY 116 BK
4:00 PM-9:00 PM
4 CH (IAI)
F
3428
Taha, J
**Students must register for an eligible BLOCK schedule in order to register for this section. Please reference the Block
schedule section for an eligible Block.**
MEDICAL BILLING
The Basic Certificate will prepare students to obtain entry level positions as medical
billers in hospitals, physician private practices, as well as insurance companies.
BLOCK 1: MORNING
With Lab
64792 BIOLOGY 116 BK1
8:00 AM-1:00 PM
4 CH (IAI)
S
3428
Taha, J
BLOCK K1: Students must register for CIS 120 BKK1, HIM 101 BKK1, and HIM 102 BKK1 in addition to this course.
HEALTH PROFESSIONS
64784
The Health Professions basic certificate provides the educational background required
for pursuing a career in the healthcare industry. The curriculum covers the foundational
knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to function as an entry level healthcare provider.
The program focuses on student development in the following competencies essential to
all healthcare providers: effective communication, accountability, cultural competence,
use of information systems, and patient safety. Upon completion of the BC, students
will demonstrate that they can deliver safe, culturally-competent, and evidence-based
patient care.
BLOCK 1: MORNING
3 CH (IAI)
64696 ENGLISH 101 BKM1
10:00 AM-11:15 AM
TTh
2507
TBA
BLOCK M1: Students must register for HEAPRO 101 BKM1 in addition to this course.
6 CH
TTh 10:00 AM-11:15 AM
3 CH
TTh
0538A
TBA
BLOCK K1: Students must register for Biology 116 BK1, HIM 101 BKK1, and HIM 102 BKK1 in addition to this course.
HIM 101 Introduction to HIT
66922
HIM 101 BKK1
3 CH
12:30 PM-1:45 PM
TTh
2535
TBA
BLOCK K1: Students must register for Biology 116 BK1, CIS 120 BKK1, and HIM 102 BKK1 in addition to this course.
HIM 102 Medical Billing
66925
2 CH
HIM 102 BKK1
2:00 PM-2:50 PM
TTh
2535
TBA
BLOCK 2: EVENING
With Lab
64796 BIOLOGY 116 BK2
5:00 PM-7:40 PM
4 CH (IAI)
TTh
3428
Sanei, M
BLOCK K2: Students must register for CIS 120 BKK2, HIM 101 BKK2, and HIM 102 BKK2 in addition to this course.
64788
CIS 120 BKK2
3:30 PM-4:45 PM
3 CH
MW
0603
2505 HIM 101 Introduction to HIT
TBA
BLOCK M1: Students must register for English 101 BKM1 in addition to this course.
66923
HIM 101 BKK2
TBA
3 CH
5:00 PM-6:15 PM
MW
2535
66924
3 CH (IAI)
TBA
HIM 102 Medical Billing
BLOCK 2: EVENING
CIS 120 BKK1
BLOCK K2: Students must register for Biology 116 BK2, HIM 101 BKK2, and HIM 102 BKK2 in addition to this course.
HEAPRO 101 Patient Care Tech Training 12:25 PM-3:00 PM TTh BLOCK M2: Students must register for English 101 BKM2 in addition to this course.
MAS 110 Massage Therapy Practice I
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN: BASIC
Eligibility for English 101.
67768 HEAPRO 101 BKM1 6:00 PM-8:35 PM 6 CH
HIM 102 BKK2
2 CH
6:30 PM-7:20 PM
MW
2535
TBA
64697 ENGLISH 101 BKM2
6:00 PM-8:30 PM
W
2532
TBA
BLOCK M2: Students must register for HEAPRO 101 BKM2 in addition to this course.
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AT WILBUR WRIGHT COLLEGE
PERSONAL FITNESS TRAINER
PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION
The courses listed below will allow you to earn a Basic Certificate from the City Colleges
of Chicago. The Basic Certificate program provides students with the educational
background required for pursuing a career in the health and fitness industry. The
curriculum provides the basic foundational skills needed to assess human body mechanics
and the ability to develop and implement exercise training programs designed to improve
and maintain health-related components of fitness and performance. This knowledge
will prepare students to achieve personal trainer certification from the National Academy
of Sports Medicine (NASM). Employment opportunities with this certification include
personal trainer, group exercise instructor, and/or entry-level positions available at
corporate or community fitness centers (i.e. health clubs, hospital fitness centers, YMCA,
community recreational centers, etc.).
The Psychiatric Rehabilitation Certificate Program (PRCP) prepares individuals for entrylevel jobs in the Mental Health Services delivery system. The program is designed to
provide the necessary skills needed to work with individuals with severe mental health
issues in the process of recovery. The program was developed in a cooperative effort
between the University of Chicago Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation and the Illinois
Department of Mental Health.
BLOCK J: DAY
PS REHB 105 PRCP Internship
ENTRE 201 Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Eligibility for English 101 and Math 118, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
66906 ENTRE 201 BKJ
10:00 AM-11:15 AM
TTh
TBA
BLOCK J: Students must register for ESSS 101 BKJ and Heapro 102 BKJ in addition to this course.
ESSS 101 Certified Personal Trainer Prep
BLOCK J: Students must register for Heapro 102 BKJ and Entre 201 BKJ in addition to this course.
66920 HEAPRO 102 BKJ
12:30 PM-1:45 PM
3 CH
TTh
3312
BLOCK L: EVENING/WEEKEND
Eligibility for English 101 and Math 118, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
66905 ENTRE 201 BKL
9:30 AM-12:00 PM
S
3 CH
0538A
TBA
BLOCK L: Students must register for ESSS 101 BKL and Heapro 102 BKL in addition to this course.
ESSS 101 Certified Personal Trainer Prep
4 CH
With Lab
66911 ESSS 101 BKL
6:00 PM-7:20 PM
TTh
0528
TBA
7:30 PM-8:20 PM
TTh
0309
TBA
BLOCK L: Students must register for Heapro 102 BKL and Entre 201 BKL in addition to this course.
HEAPRO 102 Health Career Studies
3 CH
F
3312
TBA
BLOCK L: Students must register for ESSS 101 BKL and Entre 201 BKL in addition to this course.
ADDITIONAL REQUIRED COURSES
With Lab
64798 BIOLOGY 116 BK
4:00 PM-9:00 PM
4 CH (IAI)
F
3428
Taha, J
schedule section for an eligible Block.**
3 CH (IAI)
64698 ENGLISH 101 BK1
3:30 PM-4:45 PM
MW
2532
TBA
schedule section for an eligible Block**
64700
ENGLISH 101 BK2
6:00 PM-8:30 PM
S318
W
2625
Murphy, M
3 CH
Sewick, B
Internship-dates and times to be arranged by the instructor.
This Basic Certificate program is designed to create the credentials needed to become a
Gerontology Aide, or provides extra credentialing for individuals already in a related field
who wish to add Gerontology coursework to their credentials.
Grade of C or better in PSYCH 201, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
62762 PSYCH 222 O
6:00 PM-7:20 PM
MW
3 CH (IAI)
A316
SOC SER 102 Introduction to Gerontology
ENTRE 201 Introduction to Entrepreneurship
6:00 PM-8:30 PM
S
PSYCH 222 Adult Development and Aging
TBA
BLOCK J: Students must register for ESSS 101 BKJ and Entre 201 BKJ in addition to this course.
66921 HEAPRO 102 BKL
8:30 AM-12:30 PM
3 CH
GERONTOLOGY AIDE
4 CH
With Lab
66909 ESSS 101 BKJ
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
0603
TBA
12:30 PM-1:20 PM
MW
0309
TBA
HEAPRO 102 Health Career Studies
PS REHB 103 Health Skills Psychiatric Rehab
Psychiatric Rehabilitation 101
62879 PS REHB 103 SA
Successful completion of (PS REHB 101, PS REHB 102, PS REHB 103, and PS REHB 104).
63099 PS REHB 105 SA
8:00 AM-9:00 AM
S
S315
3 CH
0538B
TBA
schedule section for an eligible Block**
TBA
3 CH
62893 SOC SER 102 OQ
6:00 PM-8:50 PM
M
A211
Whitney, P
67793 SOC SER 105 OQS
6:30 PM-9:20 PM
M
A327
TBA
63051 SOC SER 250 PR
6:00 PM-8:50 PM
Th
A331
Hart, L
NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATION
The Basic Certificate program in Nursing Home Administration addresses the educational
needs of managers who will work with the elderly population in health care settings. The
program prepares students for employment in longterm care facilities, as well as to sit
for the nursing home administrator licensure exam. The program coursework includes
both gerontology and business courses based on the requirements of the nursing home
administrator’s job description.
SOC SER 102 Introduction to Gerontology
3 CH
SOC SER 252 Nursing Home Administration
3 CH
SOC SER 253 Accounting for Long Term Care
3 CH
62893 SOC SER 102 OQ
6:00 PM-8:50 PM
M
A211
Whitney, P
6:00 PM-8:50 PM
Th
A211
Dean, T
6:00 PM-8:50 PM
Th
A332
TBA
BUSINES 271 Human Resources Management
62866
BUSINES 271 OQ
6:00 PM-8:50 PM
3 CH
W
A303
Brown, M
ADDICTION STUDIES
The Basic Certificate program in Addictions Studies provides students with the academic
requirements needed in the application for the Certified Alcohol and Other Drugs
Counselor (CADC) examination.
MENHLTH 223 Introduction to Addictions Studies
62790
62791
63156
MENHLTH 223 A
MENHLTH 223 O
MENHLTH 223 B
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
6:00 PM-7:20 PM
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
3 CH
MW
MW
TTh
MENHLTH 224 Principles and Practices of Addiction Studies
A218
A315
A317
Grade of C or better in Mental Health 223, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
62792 MENHLTH 224 Q
7:30 PM-8:50 PM
MW
A316
Holmes, S
Reyes, A
Suttle, K
3 CH
Reyes, A
28
MENHLTH 229 Practicum in Addictions Treatment
BASIC NURSING ASSISTANT
6 CH
With Lab
Grade of C or better in MENHLTH 228, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
62875 MENHLTH 229 OQS
5:00 PM-8:15 PM
W
A314
Cordero, L
Students work 20 hours per week in a mental health setting in the community under supervison of mental health
professionals and participate in two hour seminars once per week, relating field experience to mental health theory.
MENHLTH 230 Addictions and Family Treatment
3 CH
MENHLTH 231 Addictions Treatment of Special Populations
3 CH
Grade of C or better in (Mental Health 223 and Mental Health 224), OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
62793 MENHLTH 230 P
6:00 PM-7:20 PM
TTh
A212
Litturi, N
Grade of C or better in (Mental Health 223 and Mental Health 224 and Mental Health 230), OR Consent of
62794 MENHLTH 231 R
7:30 PM-8:50 PM
TTh
A212
Litturi, N
STHLTH 624 Fundamentals Nursing Assistant DENTAL ASSISTANT
67836
67837
67838
In the Dental Assistant certificate program, students learn the comprehensive and varied
duties of a dental assistant. This career choice will enable students to become part
of the dental healthcare team. Students will learn office procedures, inventory, dental
charting, and the basics of assisting the dentist. Topics will include the introduction to
definition, cavity classification, instruments, oral surgery, procedures, and techniques,
as well as basic tray setups, aseptic practices, and restoration methods.
STHLTH 107 Comm Health Care 67826
STHLTH 107 S1
6:00 PM-10:00 PM
A200
6:00 PM-10:00 PM
W
67830
STHLTH 116 S1
6:00 PM-10:00 PM
67831
STHLTH 117 S1
6:00 PM-10:00 PM
67841
W
7:00 AM-3:00 PM
A213
TBA
STHLTH 625 SEX
7:00 AM-3:00 PM
STHLTH 625 SWX
7:00 AM-3:00 PM
CRM JUS 102 Administration of Criminal Justice
STHLTH 139 Fundamentals of Phlebotomy 5:30 PM-9:30 PM
3 CH
MW
E038
STHLTH 140 Phlebotomy Practice and Procedures 67849
STHLTH 140 S1
5:30 PM-9:30 PM
STHLTH 141 S1
6:00 AM-3:00 PM
MW
E038
S
TBA
STHLTH 171 Pharmacy I TBA
2 CH
MW
H313
TBA
Offered at Humboldt Park Vocational Center-1645 N. California-1/21/15-2/18/15
STHLTH 172 Pharmacy II 67833
STHLTH 172 S1
2 CH
5:30 PM-9:30 PM
MW
H313
TBA
Offered at Humboldt Park Vocational Center-1645 N. California-2/23/15-3/18/15
STHLTH 173 Pharmacy III 67834
STHLTH 173 S1
4.5 CH
7:00 AM-8:00 AM
S
Off-Campus
Services is the study of theory and practice of contemporary criminal justice for those
who plan careers as police officers or other criminal justice positions, as well as police
who wish to advance in rank or into administrative levels of criminal justice.
66476
CRM JUS 102 B
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
3 CH
MW
3953
CRM JUS 256 Constitutional Law
63384 CRM JUS 256 TVY
6:00 PM-8:40 PM
TBA
3 CH
T
3140
Yamashiroya, G
5:30 PM-9:30 PM
TBA
TBA
9 CH
The Pharmacy Technician certificate program provides comprehensive training that
prepares students to enter the pharmacy field to work in hospitals, community, and
retail pharmacies. Emphasis is placed on definitions of drugs by name and the reading
and interpretation of medical prescriptions. Students will also learn I.V. flow rate, dosage
calculations, drug compounding and dose conversions, inventory control and much
more. Clinical experience will be included. The program is designed to prepare students
for the national certification examinations.
STHLTH 171 S1
Off-Campus
S
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
67832
TBA
S
TBA
3 CH
STHLTH 141 Phlebotomy Clinical Practice 67851
TBA
Off-Campus
5 CH
The Accelerated Phlebotomy curriculum prepares individuals to obtain blood and other
specimens for the purpose of laboratory analysis in a seven month timeframe. Course
work includes proper specimen collection and handling, communication skills, health
and safety, anatomy and physiology and medical terminology. Students successfully
completing the program may qualify for employment in hospitals, clinics, physician’s
offices, and other healthcare settings. Successful completers will be eligible for national
certification as Phlebotomy Technicians through the American Society of Clinical
Pathologists (ASCP).
STHLTH 139 S1
Off-Campus
ACCELERATED PHLEBOTOMY
67848
W
TBA
1 CH
W
STHLTH 625 SDX
TBA
TBA
TBA
Human Sciences
(Liberal Arts)
TBA
A213
A200
A200
A200
Clinical at Swedish Covenant Hospital-5145 N. California Ave.
1 CH
STHLTH 117 Dental Assisting III 5 CH
MTWTh
MWTh
S
Clinical at Our Lady Resurrection Medical Center-5645 W. Addison Street
TBA
A200
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
6:00 PM-9:30 PM
8:30 AM-4:30 PM
Clinical at Our Lady Resurrection Medical Center-5645 W. Addison Street
67840
1 CH
STHLTH 116 Dental Assisting II STHLTH 624 SD
STHLTH 624 SE
STHLTH 624 SW
STHLTH 625 Clinical Nurse Assist 67839
1 CH
M
STHLTH 115 Dental Assisting I 67827 STHLTH 115 S1
This Illinois Department of Public Health approved certificate program for Basic Nursing
Assistant (BNA) prepares students to work in the health care industry as a Certified
Nursing Assistant (CNA). Students will be introduced to the discipline of nursing and the
basic approaches to patient care. The role of the CNA as an assistant to the licensed
nurse and member of the health care team is studied and practiced in the classroom,
laboratory and clinical setting. Upon successful completion of all components of the
program, the graduate must pass the State competency exam to become certified as a
Nursing Assistant in the State of Illinois.
TBA
Internship
60131
60132
CRM JUS 102 C
CRM JUS 102 H
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
3 CH
MW
TTh
722
722
Nix, B
TBA
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 100 D, Reading 125 B2, Math 99 AC2, and Crm Jus 102 H: General
Second Course Developmental Cohort
60133
60134
60135
60136
60137
CRM JUS 102 P
CRM JUS 102 S
CRM JUS 102 AAHH
CRM JUS 102 E
CRM JUS 102 D
4:00 PM-5:20 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
10:00 AM-12:40 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
MW
TTh
S
MW
TTh
722
722
722
722
722
MW
TTh
TTh
S
TTh
724
725
305
727
305
CRM JUS 114 Administration of Juvenile Justice
60140
60141
60142
60143
60144
CRM JUS 114 E
CRM JUS 114 H
CRM JUS 114 S
CRM JUS 114 AAHH
CRM JUS 114 D
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
10:00 AM-12:40 PM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
CRM JUS 202 Issues in Criminal Justice
Nix, B
Nix, B
TBA
Nix, B
TBA
3 CH
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
3 CH
60146 CRM JUS 202 P
4:00 PM-5:20 PM
MW
724 Eason-Montgomery, E
29
CRM JUS 234 Criminal Law and Procedure
60148 CRM JUS 234 F
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
TTh
722
60154 CRM JUS 256 Q
4:00 PM-5:20 PM
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY
3 CH
TBA
TBA
The Basic Certificate program in Music Technology is the study of techniques and
standards needed for careers as a recording engineer, producer, professional musician,
or composer/arranger. Completion of the certificate program can lead to employment
with such businesses as advertising agencies, recording studios, recording companies,
video game companies, publishing companies, radio stations, or as a free-lance artist.
3 CH
TTh
722
MUSIC BUSINESS
The Basic Certificate program in Music Business prepares students for the study of the
techniques and standards needed for a career as a manager, publisher, professional
musician, or agent. Completion of the Music Business program can lead to employment
with such businesses as recording companies, management firms, publishing companies,
music festivals, or music production companies. Practical experience within the music
industry is included. The field is highly competitive, but employment opportunities are
expanding rapidly.
BUSINES 231 Marketing
Grade of C or better in Business 111.
60396 BUSINES 231 C
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
60397 BUSINES 231 S
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
1035
1040
66307
60361
60362
60363
60364
60365
60366
60367
60368
60369
BUSINES 111 KL
BUSINES 111 C
BUSINES 111 D
BUSINES 111 G
BUSINES 111 F
BUSINES 111 J
BUSINES 111 S
BUSINES 111 B
BUSINES 111 E
BUSINES 111 R
2:00 PM-3:35 PM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
303
1008
1035
602
1035
1035
1003
1035
1008
1008
MUSIC 102 Music Theory I
Grade of C or better in Music 101, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60989 MUSIC 102 C
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
MW
314
MUSIC 105 Group Piano I
With Lab
60991 MUSIC 105 F
Shoenberger, C
Shoenberger, C
MUSIC 105 H
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
TTh
MUSIC 106 Group Piano II
Laymon, M
TBA
MUSIC 105 J
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
MW
321
MUSIC 105 R
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
MW
321
MUSIC 105 MN
9:30 AM-12:10 PM
F
321
MUSIC 105 K
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
TTh
321
TBA
321
Tapanes-Inojosa, A
MUSIC 120 Introduction to Music Business
3 CH
MUSIC 221 Music Literature and History
3 CH (IAI)
61138 MUSIC 221 G
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
MW
316
Tapanes-Inojosa, A
MUSIC 225 Individual Project
2 CH
With Lab
Course fees: Lab, $30. Materials, $230.
61139 MUSIC 225 AIS
TBA
SU
TBA
TBA
SU
TBA
TBA
SU
TBA
TBA
FU
TBA
TBA
FU
TBA
TBA
Day/time of lesson to be determined between the student and instructor.
MUSIC 225 AI2
TBA
61143
MUSIC 225 AI3
TBA
61145
MUSIC 225 AI4
TBA
61147
MUSIC 225 AI5
TBA
321
TBA
321
TBA
MUSIC 105 J
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
MW
321
TBA
Students MUST provide their own headphones and 1/4' keyboard adapter to every class session.
60997
MUSIC 105 R
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
MW
321
TBA
60999
MUSIC 105 MN
9:30 AM-12:10 PM
F
321
TBA
61001
MUSIC 105 K
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
TTh
321
TBA
This course is combined with Music 106 K. Students MUST provide their own headphones and 1/4' keyboard adapter to
every class session.
2 CH
With Lab
61003 MUSIC 106 D
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
321
TBA
MUSIC 106 K
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
TTh
Extension Location
TBA
This course is combined with Music 105 K and will meet in room 321
MUSIC 111 Aural and Keyboard Skills I
2 CH
321
Tapanes-Inojosa, A
2 CH
321
Tapanes-Inojosa, A
This course is combined with Music 211 C
MUSIC 204 Commercial Music Workshop I
With Lab
61130 MUSIC 204 KLQ
2:00 PM-4:50 PM
61025 MUSIC 120 F
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
TTh
316
Laymon, M
61141
60995
With Lab
61013 MUSIC 112 C
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
MW
2 CH
With Lab
61011 MUSIC 111 E
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
Laymon, M
TBA
This course is combined with Music 106 K. Students MUST provide their own headphones and 1/4' keyboard adapter to
every class session.
MUSIC 111 Aural and Keyboard Skills I
TTh
MUSIC 112 Aural and Keyboard Skills II
61001
TTh
TBA
60999
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
TBA
60997
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MUSIC 105 H
With Lab
61011 MUSIC 111 E
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
60995
314
TBA
321
Laymon, M
3 CH
2 CH
With Lab
60991 MUSIC 105 F
3 CH
321
314
MUSIC 105 Group Piano I
61005
TTh
TBA
3 CH
MUSIC 103 Music Theory II
Pendleton, B
Callery, C
Carter, R
Callery, C
Pendleton, B
Pendleton, B
TBA
Callery, C
Spight, B
Perkins, D
60992
60989 MUSIC 102 C
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
MW
60992
2 CH
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
812
MUSIC 102 Music Theory I
3 CH
TTh
MW
TTh
MW
TTh
MW
TTh
TTh
MW
MW
3 CH
With Lab
Eligibility for English 101, CIS 120 OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60922 DMD 115 DH2
9:30 AM-1:05 PM
T
60990 MUSIC 103 E
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
3 CH
MW
TTh
DMD 115 Digital Audio
2 CH
Th
314
Florez, A
This course is combined with Music 205 KLQ
MUSIC 205 Commercial Music Workshop II
2 CH
With Lab
61132 MUSIC 205 KLQ
2:00 PM-4:50 PM
T
314
Florez, A
MUSIC 221 Music Literature and History
3 CH (IAI)
MUSIC 225 Individual Project
2 CH
61138 MUSIC 221 G
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
MW
316
Tapanes-Inojosa, A
With Lab
Course fees: Lab, $30. Materials, $230.
61139 MUSIC 225 AIS
TBA
SU
TBA
TBA
SU
TBA
TBA
SU
TBA
TBA
FU
TBA
TBA
FU
TBA
TBA
61141
MUSIC 225 AI2
TBA
61143
MUSIC 225 AI3
TBA
61145
MUSIC 225 AI4
TBA
61147
MUSIC 225 AI5
TBA
30
DIGITAL MULTIMEDIA DESIGN
CRM JUS 234 Criminal Law and Procedure
62806 CRM JUS 234 G
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
Digital Multimedia is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in the field
of interactive design.
ART 176 Graphic Design I
With Lab
Grade of C or better in ART 144.
60882 ART 176 HKQ
3 CH
12:30 PM-4:05 PM
M
811
DMD 168-1 Computer Art I
Shevchenko, G
3 CH
Eligibility for English 101, OR Grade of C or better in English 100, and CIS 120, OR Consent of Department
Chairperson.
60934 DMD 168-1 CEX
9:30 AM-12:10 PM
MW
811
Shevchenko, G
60935 DMD 168-1 DF2X
9:30 AM-12:10 PM
TTh
811
Divita, R
DMD 231 Intermediate Multimedia Design and Development
Grade of C or better in DMD 131 OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60936 DMD 231 GJ
12:30 PM-3:10 PM
MW
3 CH
812
DMD 233 Advanced Multimedia Design and Development
With Lab
Grade of C or better in DMD 231, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60928 DMD 233 DFH
9:30 AM-1:05 PM
Th
Divita, R
3 CH
812
TBA
SOCIAL WORK: YOUTH WORK
Social Work: Youth Work can lead to employment in government, community, or private
social service agencies. Enrollment in the program is open to anyone interested in
working with youth during out-of-school time, e.g. after-school workers, school-age
workers, grassroots youth workers, community activists, outreach workers, probation
officers, prevention specialists, teen reach workers, managers and supervisors.
SOC SER 109 Report Writing for Social Service Aides
3 CH
Grade of C or better in English 101 and SOC SER 101 OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60167 SOC SER 109 DF
9:30 AM-12:10 PM
Th
723
60168 SOC SER 109 RT
5:30 PM-8:10 PM
M
723
Heathfield, M
TBA
SOC SER 215 Social Prob and Soc Action I
3 CH
60174
SOC SER 215 AAH
9:30 AM-12:10 PM
S
305
SOC SER 248 Principles of Youth and Group Work
TBA
3 CH
Grade of C or better in Child Development 102 and Social Service 201 and Social Service 213 and Social Service
215), OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60177 SOC SER 248 CAP1
9:30 AM-12:10 PM
W
1040
Heathfield, M
SOC SER 249 Practicum in Youth Work
6 CH
With Lab
Grade of C or better in (Child Development 101 and Child Development 102 and Social Service 101 and Social
Service 248), OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
60178 SOC SER 249 N
11:30 AM-9:00 AM
FS
Extension Location
Heathfield, M
This course is combined with Soc Ser 229 N and will meet in room 725
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
3:30 PM-4:50 PM
6:00 PM-7:20 PM
6:00 PM-7:20 PM
6:00 PM-7:20 PM
A217
Casey, L
3 CH
MW
A217
Batrich, R
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: HOMELAND
SECURITY
The Basic Certificate program for Homeland Security is designed to meet new federal
requirements for those in law enforcement, emergency response, and public safety
fields who perform response activities at the emergency scene relating to the needs of
on-scene emergency response regardless of the type of emergency.
ENVR TC 115 Introduction to Weapons of Mass Destruction
Grade of C or better in ENVR TC 100 and 101 OR consent of Department Chairperson.
66688 ENVR TC 115 LNP
3:30 PM-6:20 PM
Th
S319
3 CH
Eiermann, M
Information
Technology
NETWORKING SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGY
Networking Systems and Technology is for individuals interested in maintaining network
equipment and software such as servers, hubs, switches and routers.
CIS 101 Introduction to Computer Information Systems
3 CH
CIS 116 Operating Systems I
3 CH
66983 CIS 101 BC
10:30 AM-12:20 PM
MW
L569
Majid, S
66984 CIS 101 Z
6:00 PM-9:40 PM
F
2230AA
TBA
With Lab
Grade of C or better in CIS 101, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
67209 CIS 116 JK
12:30 PM-2:15 PM
TTh
L569
NET TEC 121 Internetworking I
Majid, S
3 CH
With Lab
Grade of C or better in (CIS 101 OR CIS 116) OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
63283 NET TEC 121 WB
12:30 PM-4:30 PM
S
L831
NET TEC 122 Internetworking II
With Lab
Grade of C or better in NET TEC 122, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
63296 NET TEC 221 WA
8:00 AM-12:00 PM
S
L564
Moizuddin, M
3 CH
L831
NET TEC 222 Internetworking IV
With Lab
63434 NET TEC 222 WA
8:00 AM-12:29 PM
S
TBA
3 CH
NET TEC 221 Internetworking III
CRM JUS 102 C
CRM JUS 102 K
CRM JUS 102 O
CRM JUS 102 P
CRM JUS 102 HUMP
MW
With Lab
63432 NET TEC 122 WB
12:30 PM-4:30 PM
S
AT WILBUR WRIGHT COLLEGE
62795
62796
62797
62798
66746
62808 CRM JUS 256 Q
7:30 PM-8:50 PM
3 CH
TBA
3 CH
L564
Moizuddin, M
3 CH
MW
MW
MW
TTh
TTh
A315
A309
A217
A217
211
TTh
A332
Casey, L
Batrich, R
Madden, J
Granias, G
Rubio, R
Offered at Humboldt Park Vocational Center-1645 N. California
CRM JUS 114 Administration of Juvenile Justice
62800
CRM JUS 114 D
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
3 CH
CRM JUS 202 Issues in Criminal Justice
McMahon, J
3 CH
62801 CRM JUS 202 E
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
A315
Casey, L
CRM JUS 211 Introduction to Investigation
62802
62803
CRM JUS 211 L
CRM JUS 211 Q
3:30 PM-4:50 PM
7:30 PM-8:50 PM
3 CH
TTh
MW
A217
A212
Batrich, R
Madden, J
31
60579
60580
60581
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CIS 101 Introduction to Computer Information Systems
3 CH
With Lab
65800 CIS 101 BD
9:05 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
405
TBA
65804 CIS 101 CE
10:35 AM-12:20 PM
MW
406
TBA
65806 CIS 101 EG
12:05 PM-1:50 PM
MW
408
TBA
65808 CIS 101 KL
2:00 PM-3:45 PM
TTh
407
TBA
65810 CIS 101 Z
5:30 PM-8:55 PM
F
405
TBA
9:00 AM-11:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
1:00 AM-2:20 AM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
12:00 AM-1:20 AM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
9:30 AM-12:20 PM
5:30 PM-8:25 PM
3 CH
S
MW
TTh
M
M
W
W
TTh
MW
TTh
MW
MW
MW
TTh
TTh
F
F
408
203B
408
Blackboard
203B
Blackboard
203B
407
203B
203B
408
408
408
408
408
203B
408
CIS 122 Introduction to Word Processing on Microcomputers
60349
60350
60351
60352
CIS 122 C
CIS 122 F
CIS 122 H
CIS 122 T
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
MW
TTh
TTh
MW
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
405
405
405
408
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
408
CIS 158 Beginning Internet
3 CH
TBA
ENVIRONMENTAL GIS
The Basic Certificate program in Environmental GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
introduces the fundamental concepts of GIS and real world representation, using GIS
vector and raster technology via spatial data input, topology, cartographic projections,
and coordinate systems. The program prepares students with background information
and technological skills to explore, capture, manage, analyze, model, perform spatial
operations, and to find trends and patterns on landscape.
3 CH (IAI)
60569 ENGLISH 101 A
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
MW
603
TBA
60570 ENGLISH 101 A01
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
MW
618
TBA
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 A01, English 197 C01, and Math 98 BD2: General Education/
Transfer B part-time
ENGLISH 101 A02
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
MW
622
TBA
604
605
618
622
TBA
Deher-Lesaint, J
TBA
TBA
607
620
TBA
Hader, J
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 A02 and English 197 C02
60572
60573
60574
60576
ENGLISH 101 A2
ENGLISH 101 AAR
ENGLISH 101 B
ENGLISH 101 B04
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
9:00 AM-11:50 AM
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
MW
S
TTh
TTh
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 B04 and English 197 D04
60577
60578
ENGLISH 101 B2
ENGLISH 101 C
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
MW
TBA
ENGLISH 101 C2
ENGLISH 101 D
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
MW
TTh
618
603
TBA
Williams, D
60582
60583
ENGLISH 101 D2
ENGLISH 101 D06
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
TTh
605
607
TBA
TBA
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 D06, English 197 F06, and Math 99 EG2: General Education/
Transfer C part-time.
60584
ENGLISH 101 D08
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
304
TBA
618
de Jesus Estrada, M
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 D08 and English 197 F08
60585
ENGLISH 101 DY
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
This course has a Great Books emphasis. This learning community provides an in-depth examination of the history of State
Terrorism in Latin America and the rich literature and poetry that has emerged as a response to this experience. State
terrorism is defined as a government’s use of kidnapping, disappearances, torture, and murder as a way to terrorize its
citizens in order to keep them from opposing the government. Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 DY
and History 215 KLQ: State Terrorism and the Creative Response
60586
60587
ENGLISH 101 E
ENGLISH 101 E07
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
MW
608
605
Liston, S
Ritt, M
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 E07, English 197 G07, Phy Sci 107 C, and Phil 106 K: Science
Fiction and Scientific Advancement
60588
60589
60590
60591
60592
ENGLISH 101 E2
ENGLISH 101 E3
ENGLISH 101 E4
ENGLISH 101 E5
ENGLISH 101 EL
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
604
620
303
305
607
Hader, J
Bivens, K
TBA
TBA
de Jesus Estrada, M
60594
60595
60596
60597
60598
ENGLISH 101 F
ENGLISH 101 F08
ENGLISH 101 F2
ENGLISH 101 F3
ENGLISH 101 FY
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
TTh
TTh
TTh
TTh
TTh
620
602
605
303
622
Bivens, K
Ortiz, M
Williams, D
TBA
de Jesus Estrada, M
MW
M
W
603
606
Blackboard
This course has a Great Books emphasis
60599 ENGLISH 101 G
60600 ENGLISH 101 G09R
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 AM-1:50 AM
TBA
Crockett, K
Crockett, K
This is a hybrid course and Wednesday sessions will be conducted online through Blackboard. Students must be
concurrently enrolled in English 101 G09R and English 197 J12R
60601
ENGLISH 101 G11
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
MW
605
Thomas, C
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 G11 and English 197 J11
60602 ENGLISH 101 GR
2:30 AM-3:50 AM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
M
W
Blackboard
620
Bivens, K
Bivens, K
This is a hybrid course and Monday sessions meet asynchronously via Internet and electronically mediated methods
60603 ENGLISH 101 GYR
2:30 AM-3:50 AM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
M
W
Blackboard
709
Lopez, A
Lopez, A
60604 ENGLISH 101 H
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 AM-1:50 AM
TTh
T
Th
1035
607
Blackboard
TBA
Crockett, K
Crockett, K
This is a hybrid course and Thursday sessions will be conducted online through Blackboard.
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 AM-1:50 AM
T
Th
620
Blackboard
Bivens, K
Bivens, K
This is a hybrid course and Thursday sessions meet asynchronously via Internet and electronically mediated methods
TBA
With Lab
Grade of C or better in CIS 101 OR Grade of C or better in CIS 120, OR Consent of Department Chairperson.
65855 CIS 158 BD
9:05 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
406
60571
602
This is a hybrid course and Monday sessions will be conducted online through Blackboard.
3 CH
TTh
MW
Students must also enroll in Literature 129 GL
TBA
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
3 CH
CIS 145 Introduction to Database on Microcomputers
With Lab
65853 CIS 145 B
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
This course will have an HIV/AIDS emphasis
The study of basic business and technical principles used in programming and
operating personal computers. This pathway can lead to entry-level jobs as computer
programmer, programmer analyst, systems analyst, operations manager, network
administrator, or unit supervisor in private and public firms or organizations. Advances in
technology have increased the computer’s application in the factory, the office and the
telecommunications industry. As computer use grows, so will the need for workers who
are able to cope with change and adapt to new technologies.
60334 CIS 120 AA
60335 CIS 120 C
60336 CIS 120 D
60337 CIS 120 ER
60338 CIS 120 ER2
60339 CIS 120 F
60340 CIS 120 G
60341 CIS 120 H
60342 CIS 120 J
60343 CIS 120 P
60344 CIS 120 R
60345 CIS 120 S
60346 CIS 120 U
60347 CIS 120 MN
60348 CIS 120 Z
ENGLISH 101 C05
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 C05 and English 197 E05
60607 ENGLISH 101 HHR
60608 ENGLISH 101 J
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
1:00 AM-2:20 AM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
S
U
MW
MW
622
Liston, S
Blackboard
Liston, S
602
Deher-Lesaint, J
320
TBA
part-time
60611 ENGLISH 101 K
60612 ENGLISH 101 K2
60613 ENGLISH 101 KR
60614 ENGLISH 101 M
60615 ENGLISH 101 M17
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
1:00 AM-2:20 AM
8:00 AM-10:50 AM
8:00 AM-10:50 AM
MW
TTh
TTh
T
U
F
F
621
603
618
608
Blackboard
606
603
TBA
TBA
TBA
Liston, S
Liston, S
TBA
TBA
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 M17 and English 197 N17
60616
60617
ENGLISH 101 P
ENGLISH 101 P13
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
MW
MW
621
622
Deher-Lesaint, J
TBA
604
406
TBA
Nunez, J
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 P13 and English 197R13
60618
60619
ENGLISH 101 P2
ENGLISH 101 Q
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
MW
TTh
the internet outside of class and to use Blackboard. For more information, please contact the instructor.
60620
ENGLISH 101 Q14
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
TTh
607
TBA
621
405
TBA
Nunez, J
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 Q14 and English 197 S14
60621
60622
ENGLISH 101 R
ENGLISH 101 R15
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
MW
MW
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 R15, English 197 T15, and Math 99 SU2: General Education/
Transfer C part-time. Technology is the primary mode of instruction and students enrolled in this course are required
to have regular access to the internet outside of class and to use Blackboard. For more information, please contact the
instructor
60623
ENGLISH 101 S
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
TTh
406
Nunez, J
the internet outside of class and to use Blackboard. For more information, please contact the instructor
60624
ENGLISH 101 S16
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
TTh
620
TBA
Students must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 S16 and English 197 U16
32
60625
ENGLISH 101 S2
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
TTh
621
TBA
part-time.
60626 ENGLISH 101 T
60627 ENGLISH 101 U
60628 ENGLISH 101 U2
64865 ENGLISH 101 EYR
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
2:00 AM-3:20 AM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
TTh
TTh
M
W
602
622
621
Blackboard
407
TBA
TBA
TBA
Lopez, A
Lopez, A
This is a hybrid course and Monday sessions will be conducted online through Blackboard
66427
66431
ENGLISH 101 B3
ENGLISH 101 M18
8:00 AM-9:20 AM
8:00 AM-10:50 AM
TTh
F
608
621
TBA
TBA
Student must be concurrently enrolled in English 101 M18 and English 197 N18
9:00 AM-11:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
9:30 AM-10:50 AM
1:00 AM-2:20 AM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
12:00 AM-1:20 AM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
12:30 PM-1:50 PM
2:00 PM-3:20 PM
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
5:30 PM-6:50 PM
7:05 PM-8:25 PM
9:30 AM-12:20 PM
5:30 PM-8:25 PM
3 CH
S
MW
TTh
M
M
W
W
TTh
MW
TTh
MW
MW
MW
TTh
TTh
F
F
408
203B
408
Blackboard
203B
Blackboard
203B
407
203B
203B
408
408
408
408
408
203B
408
TBA
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
Mahmud, A
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
GEOG 201 Physical Geography
3 CH (IAI)
MATH 125-1 Introductory Statistics
4 CH (IAI)
61389 GEOG 201 E
11:00 AM-12:20 PM
MW
1032
Hinton, J
61390 GEOG 201 P
3:55 PM-5:15 PM
MW
1031
Hinton, J
Grade of C or better in Math 99 OR ACT Math Score range within (21-23).
60285 MATH 125-1 AAHH
9:00 AM-12:45 PM
S
60286 MATH 125-1 BD
8:00 AM-9:45 AM
TTh
60290 MATH 125-1 CE
9:30 AM-11:15 AM
MW
60291 MATH 125-1 FH
11:00 AM-12:45 PM
TTh
60293 MATH 125-1 GJR
1:00 PM-2:45 PM
W
1:00 AM-2:45 AM
U
60287 MATH 125-1 JL
2:00 PM-3:45 PM
MW
60292 MATH 125-1 MN
9:00 AM-12:35 PM
F
66763 MATH 125-1 PR
4:00 PM-5:45 PM
MW
60288 MATH 125-1 QS
5:15 PM-7:00 PM
TTh
60289 MATH 125-1 VT
7:05 PM-8:50 PM
MW
707
TBA
1117
Thomas, L
707 Miranda- Mendoza, F
707
Sheu, C
722
Sheu, C
Blackboard
Sheu, C
708
Kakumanu, S
705
TBA
708
Sheu, C
703
Thomas, L
706
TBA
PHY SCI 202 Raster GIS and Remote Sensing
4 CH
With Lab
Grade of C or better in English 101 and completion of Math 99 OR equivalent placement test OR Consent of
64320 PHY SCI 202 RT
5:30 PM-8:20 PM
MW
320
AT OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE
TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION, AND LOGISTICS
Transportation, Distribution and Logistics provides students with a direct experience
working in a logistics environment, building skills critical to success including: operations/
business development, receiving, shipping, and case analysis.
BUSINES 155 Working in Warehousing Environment
6:30 PM-9:50 PM
330TRNS 152 LN
3:30 PM-5:10 PM
3 CH
TTh
9
Bourke, J
This class will be held at the South Chicago Learning Center located 3055 E. 92nd St.
63717
330TRNS 152 QSU
6:00 PM-9:00 PM
T
2403
330TRNS 158 Purchasing
63719
330TRNS 158 SASC
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
S
3308
INTDSP 102 Career Development and Decision Making
65002
INTDSP 102 KMP
TBA
3 CH
3:30 PM-5:55 PM
Smith, M
3 CH
M
2206
Brown, B
4
Garner, K
This section requires concurrent enrollment in Business 155 section P1/P1X.
64632
INTDSP 102 NQ
4:00 PM-6:30 PM
T
COMMERCIAL DRIVER TRAINING
Designed for individuals with little or no commercial driving experience, the OliveHarvey Commercial Driver Training Program trains students for entry level employment
as commercial motor vehicle operators. In partnership with the Illinois Department of
Transportation, this program prepares you to obtain a Commercial Driver’s License in
the State of Illinois. Successful completers will receive a Basic Certificate. A new class
begins the first Monday of every month. Course Fee: $3500.
COMMERCIAL PASSENGER DRIVER: CLASS B
Designed for individuals with little or no experience; students will be trained to operate
Class B passenger and nonpassenger commercial motor vehicles. Successful completers
will receive a Basic Certificate. A new class begins the first Monday of every month.
Course Fee: $1470.
COMMERCIAL DRIVER REFRESHER TRAINING
Designed for individuals with commercial driver training experience; this course provides
drivers with a review of the current rules, regulations and requirements to which all
commercial drivers must adhere. Students must have a valid Illinois CDL and a current
DOT Medical Card prior to enrollment. Classes begin monthly. Course Fee: $775.
Evaluation Fee: $175.
PUBLIC PASSENGER VEHICLE TRAINING: TAXI
This two-week training program prepares individuals to become public chauffeurs and
take the Department of Business Affairs & Consumer Protection licensing exam. A new
class begins weekly on Saturday with mandatory orientation. Day and evening classes
are offered. Course Fee: $305.
TBA
Transportation,
Distribution, & Logistics
With Lab
65009 BUSINES 155 P1
65106
This class will be held at the South Chicago Learning Center located 3055 E. 92nd St.
60334 CIS 120 AA
60335 CIS 120 C
60336 CIS 120 D
60337 CIS 120 ER
60338 CIS 120 ER2
60339 CIS 120 F
60340 CIS 120 G
60341 CIS 120 H
60342 CIS 120 J
60343 CIS 120 P
60344 CIS 120 R
60345 CIS 120 S
60346 CIS 120 U
60347 CIS 120 MN
60348 CIS 120 Z
330TRNS 152 Introduction to Business Logistics
LIMOUSINE: RESTRICTED CHAUFFEUR TRAINING
This one-day training course prepares individuals to become restricted public chauffeurs.
Upon completion, drivers are eligible to become licensed to drive livery/limousine,
sightseeing vehicles, and medical carriers. A new class begins weekly on Saturday.
Course Fee: $115.
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
2 Hour Course
This two-hour, behind the wheel course is designed for newly licensed public chauffeurs
who have not driven in the U.S. for at least three years and all licensed public chauffeurs
that are required to undergo additional training. Course Fee: $125.
3 CH
M
3301
TBA
This section requires concurrent enrollment in INTDSP 102 section KMP.
330TRNS 150 Introduction to Transportation Administration
63706
330TRNS 150 PRT
6:00 PM-9:00 PM
W
3 CH
2403
330TRNS 151 Central Store: Applied Logistics
With Lab
Grade of C or better in BUSINES 155.
64435 330TRNS 151 ACE
11:00 AM-11:00 AM
Bourke, J
6 CH
MW
3308
Bourke, J

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