We are whereYOUare - Western Wyoming Community College

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We are where YOU are
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
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Registration Begins
January 2
Thursday
Interim Session Begins
May 19
Monday
Begin Summer Semester
June 2
Monday
Start of: Full-Semester Classes
June 2
Monday
Start of: 1st 4-week Block (E)
June 2
Monday
Last Day to Add: Full Semester 8-week Classes June 3
Tuesday
Last Day to Add: 1st 4-week Block (E) Classes June 3
Tuesday
Last Day to Drop: Full Semester 8-week Classes June 26
Thursday
Last Day to Drop: 1st 4-week Block (E) Classes June 16
Monday
Table of Contents
Summer 2014 IMPORTANT DATES
SCHEDULE
OF CLASSES
General Information
End of: 1st 4-week Block (E)
June 26
Thursday
Summer 2014 Important Dates...............................................................................................................Inside Front Cover
Start of: 2nd 4-wk Block (F)
June 30
Monday
Registration Instructions & Information......................................................................................................................2 & 3
Last Day to Add: 2nd 4-week Block (F) July 1
Tuesday
Registration Programs........................................................................................................................................................3
Last Day to Drop: 2nd 4-week Block (F) July 14
Monday
Costs & Payment Information, Residency Classification................................................................................................................4-7
Financial Aid.......................................................................................................................................................................8
Student Services, Office Hours and Phone Numbers..........................................................................................................9
Placement Testing.............................................................................................................................................................10
Textbook & Bookstore Information...................................................................................................................................11
Graduation Assessment Requirement...............................................................................................................................11
Mustang WebAdvisor & Cruiser Information.............................................................................................................. 12-13
Part-Time Student Information.........................................................................................................................................14
Learning Centers...............................................................................................................................................................14
Transfer Information................................................................................................................................................... 15-16
Student Right to Privacy...................................................................................................................................................16
Technical/Occupational Programs.....................................................................................................................................17
Credit Course Information, Non-Credit Offerings..............................................................................................................18
Holiday – Independence Day
July 3
Thursday
End of: Summer Semester
July 24
Thursday
All Grades Due (by noon)
July 28
Monday
See Back Cover For Fall 2014 Important Dates
Western Wyoming Community College is an Equal Opportunity institution and as such, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, disability status, disabled veteran, or
veteran of the Vietnam, Gulf, or any other era in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in, its educational programs or activities.
Inquiries concerning Title VI, Title IX, Section 504, ADA, and other related laws may be referred to the V.P. for Administrative Services, WWCC Administrative Offices, P.O. Box 428, Rock Springs, Wyoming
82902-0428, (307) 382-1609; or Office for Civil Rights, Denver Office, U.S. Department of Education, Cesar E. Chavez Memorial Building, Suite 310, 1244 Spear Avenue Blvd., Denver, CO 80204-3582, (303)
844-5695, FAX (303) 844-4303 or TDD (303) 844-3417 or the Wyoming Labor Standards Department, 1510 East Pershing Blvd., Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002 (307) 777-7261.
Summer Class Schedule............................................................................................................. 21-31
Fall Class Schedule.................................................................................................................. 33-70
Mustang Welcome Week..................................................................................................................................................33
Distance Learning....................................................................................................................................................... 34-35
Late Start Courses............................................................................................................................................................36
Evening Courses...............................................................................................................................................................37
Honors Courses................................................................................................................................................................38
Early Fall Block (August Courses).....................................................................................................................................40
Workforce Development Training......................................................................................................................................69
Full-Time Faculty List (Phone/Office/Email Roster)...........................................................................................................71
Campus Map.....................................................................................................................................................................72
Fall 2014 Important Dates........................................................................................................................ Inside Back Cover
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Registration Options:
In Person Registration:
Come to Registration & Records • Rock Springs Campus –
located at the circular drive, Room 1100
Registration Hours:
Monday - Thursday, 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
or the Green River Center Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Summer office hours subject to change
Mustang WebAdvisor:
www.wwcc.wy.edu u Mustang Cruiser (Log in) u Mustang
WebAdvisor
Register online via the WWCC web page from home or
by using a computer on campus.
Go online to the Mustang WebAdvisor menu or call 3821637 for your login ID and password.
Full-time students should see their academic advisor prior
to registering.
See page 12 and 13 for more instructions.
Late Registration:
Summer, June 2 - June 3
Fall, August 27 - August 29
Contact Registration & Records (Rock Springs Campus),
or the Green River Center Office, or use Mustang WebAdvisor
the first three class days of the term (Fall).
Students may register for courses that begin at a later date
through the first two days of the course or as prorated for
shorter courses.
Mustang WebAdvisor
Mustang WebAdvisor – Access to your Academic Record!
You can view your class schedule, grades, unofficial
transcript, and billing information. From anywhere you
have access to the internet you can adjust your schedule
(during designated times), pay your bill, and request a
transcript or an enrollment verification.
• Call Registration & Records at 382-1637 for your login
and password.
• Then go to www.wwcc.wy.edu and Mustang Cruiser
to login.
• O nline registration for Fall 2014, using Mustang
WebAdvisor, begins April 8. See your advisor — then
go on-line!
Mail-in Registration:
(Available to any credit or non-credit, part-time student.)
Fill out the form in this publication and mail with the appropriate
tuition and fees. Use your Visa or MasterCard!
Telephone Registration:
(Available to any credit or non-credit, part-time student.)
Review the mail-in form in this publication.
Have all information requested on that form available when
you place the call.
Call 382-1637 or 872-1301 and say you wish to register
by telephone. See hours above.
Telephone registrations must be paid by Visa or
MasterCard at the time of registration, after payment
deadline.
Full-Time
12 or more credit hours
• Apply for admission and be accepted
•Take COMPASS Placement Tests or provide
documentation of minimum ACT or SAT scores
• Complete WWCC Online Orientation
•Attend Registration Program or Individual Advising
Appointment
• Meet with your advisor
• Register
• Pay Fall intent deposit by August 13
Waitlists
Students may be placed on a waitlist if a course is full.
When a seat becomes available the student will be sent an
email (using Mustang Cruiser or a personal email address)
notifying them that a seat has become available. The student
will have three days to add the course to their schedule through
“Managing My Waitlist” in Mustang WebAdvisor or by calling
Registration & Records. It is ultimately the responsibility of
the student to know their position on any given waitlist.
Being on a waitlist does not complete the registration
process. Students are not automatically enrolled when a
seat opens. If you have decided against the waitlisted course,
please have your name deleted from the waitlist by using
“Managing My Waitlist” in Mustang WebAdvisor or by calling
Registration & Records at 382-1641.
High School Students
WWCC offers tuition scholarships for qualified high
Summer term courses begin June 2
Fall term courses begin August 27
Registration Information 1
NOW!
• Come in, call, mail or go online to register
•Pay at the time of registration (or provide proof of
federal financial aid)
•Students enrolling in 6 or more credits may set up
a 3 payment plan
• Use online form or Mustang WebAdvisor
Students must officially drop classes to avoid failing
grades. See the full semester drop deadline on the academic
calendar. Shorter duration courses have different drop dates.
Students should be familiar with these dates. Refunds go into
effect when the process is completed. Contact Registration
& Records or the Green River Center for more information.
Summer, January 2 - June 1
Fall, April 8 - August 26
APPLY
Part-Time
11 or fewer credit hours
Dropping Classes
Regular Registration:
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Registration Information
school students. Sweetwater County BOCES pays for up to 6
credit hours in the Fall and Spring terms, and 3 credit hours in
the Summer term, plus course fees, for approved high school
juniors and seniors taking dual enrollment courses. Contact
your high school counselor or Registration & Records with
questions.
Set up Online Account
 Go to www.wwcc.wy.edu
 Click on Apply Now
 Create Account
Complete online application:
Click on My Applications,
then click on Start A New
Undergraduate Application
Provide official transcripts:
 High School or GED
 College(s) (include high school
concurrent and dual credits)
 ACT or SAT Scores (required for
academic scholarship
consideration)
 Take COMPASS Placement Tests
After you receive your
acceptance letter, Contact
the ACE IT Center to attend a
Registration Program or make
an advising appointment.
WWCC New Student Registration Programs
New full-time degree-seeking students are advised and
registered during scheduled Registration Programs or Individual
Advising Appointments. During the Registration Programs,
students meet faculty, staff and other new students, learn
more about Western and register for courses. During Individual
Advising appointments students will meet one-on-one with an
advisor to learn about WWCC and register for courses. Parttime degree-seeking students are strongly encouraged (but
not required) to attend a Registration Program or meet with
an advisor.
After you complete the application process and are accepted
for admission, contact the ACE IT Center at 307-382-1660 or
[email protected] or online at http://www.wwcc.wy.edu/
advising/notice.htm to make your reservation for one of
the Registration Program sessions. Space is limited at each
Registration Programs, but individual advising and registration
appointments are available throughout the summer.
New Student Registration Programs will
be held:
June 25 at 6 pm
July 21 at 10 am
August 20 at 1 pm
Individual Appointments
Advising and Registration appointments are available
Monday-Thursday 8 am - 4 pm and Wednesday until 6 pm.
All students must complete the WWCC Online Orientation
before the appointment or attending a Registration Program.
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Summer Tuition
Per Credit Hour
Residents of Wyoming ..................................................... $96
Overload Fee (21+ hrs.) .................................................... $79/hr.
WUE (Western Undergraduate Exchange) ...................................... $135
Overload Fee (21+ hrs.)................................................. $118
All Others ......................................................................... $254
Overload Fee (21+ hrs.) ................................................ $237/hr.
Summer Refund - 8 Week Courses
(Contact Registration & Records for short course refund
schedule)
June 1
100% refund for courses dropped by this date
June 2-6
80% refund for courses dropped during this time
June 7-11
June 12-16
June 17
NO refund for courses dropped on, or after, this date
Refund and repayment for Federal Financial Aid
recipients may be different.
Use Mustang WebAdvisor to drop courses through June 26
(8 week Summer courses). See instructions on page 12.
Complete withdrawals should be initiated at Registration
& Records, Green River Center, or an Outreach site.
NOTE: Block courses are on a reduced schedule for drop/
add dates and refunds. Contact Registration & Records
or the Green River Center for exact dates.
Summer Payment Information
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Payment Date - Thursday, May 22
After May 22, payments due at the time of registration
Payment Plans not available summer term
Contact Registration & Records for refund information
and dates.
Tuition & Fees
The College Board of Trustees reserves the right to alter
tuition and fees at any time by the amount necessary to maintain
the institution or as required by the Wyoming Community
College Commission.
All tuition and fees are due at the designated dates on the
account statement. All checks or money orders should be made
payable to Western Wyoming Community College. Sweetwater
County residents age 60 and over may enroll for classes at
the College with payment of tuition waived. Special fees for
laboratory supplies, etc., remain the financial responsibility
of each student. The tuition schedule is for full-time credit
students who take twelve or more credit hours and part-time
credit students who take eleven or fewer credit hours. This
tuition is a per-semester cost.
Students with an account balance from a previous term will
not be able to register until previous balance has been paid.
Dropping Courses and Refunds
Use Mustang WebAdvisor to drop courses through November
1 (full semester courses). See instructions on page 12 and 13.
Complete withdrawals should be initiated at Registration &
Records, Green River Center, or an Outreach site.
NOTE: Block courses are on a reduced schedule for drop/
add dates and refunds. Contact Registration & Records or
the Green River Center for exact dates.
Return of Title IV Funds
Students withdrawing their attendance from Western
Wyoming Community College who received some form of
federal financial assistance (Pell Grant, Student Loan, SEOG,
or LEAP grant), may be subject to repaying all or a portion of
the funds received.
Payment Information
Payment by Mustang WebAdvisor
You can make your intent deposit payment, pay on
your account, or make a final payment by using Mustang
WebAdvisor and a Visa or Mastercard.
•www.wwcc.wy.edu
• Mustang Cruiser (Login) Go to Mustang WebAdvisor
to Make a Payment
•Login using your Mustang Cruiser Login ID and Password
Paper bills are not mailed. Access your account
information on Mustang WebAdvisor.
Payment Plan
Students enrolled in 6 or more credits who cannot pay
the full amount of Fall 2014 tuition, fees, room and board
may set up a payment plan.
• See payment dates below.
•A $50.00 set up/processing fee is charged for each
payment plan.
•Students enrolled in 6 or more credits are automatically
placed on a payment plan if balance is not paid by the
Friday, September 12 deadline, and a $10 late fee is
charged.
• Payment plans not available Summer term.
Fall Part Time Students
Students taking 5 or fewer credits
• Payment due date is Wednesday, August 13.
• Students registering after August 13 must pay at the
time of registration. If payment isn’t received or proof of
approved financial aid available, registration will be voided.
Students taking 6-11 credits
• Pay in full by Wednesday, August 13 or,
• Pay $250 intent and set up payment plan.
Fall Intent Deposit ($250)
WWCC will calculate the amount of aid that students earned
based upon the number of days attended in the semester. Any
portion not earned must be repaid. Should students choose
not to make satisfactory repayment arrangements:
•they will be ineligible to receive funding in the future
at WWCC
•their transcripts may be withheld
•they may be turned over to collections for the unpaid
balance in addition to any additional charges incurred
by the collection agency
Students enrolled in 6 or more credits must pay an intent
deposit. The intent deposit is required to hold your seat in courses
for the upcoming term. Intent deposits are applied towards your
total bill. Students who do not pay their intent deposit by the
deadline, or do not have proof of financial aid, will be administratively
withdrawn from their courses.
Students receiving financial aid (an award letter must have
been signed and returned to the college) are not required to pay
the intent deposit.
Contact the Financial Aid Office at 382-1643 with
questions regarding this policy.
Fall 2014 Intent Deposits are due
Wednesday, August 13
Fall Tuition
Tuition information not available at time of printing.
Please refer to the WWCC website for tuition and fee
information.
www.wwcc.wy.edu/registrationandrecords/costs.htm
Fall Refunds-Full Semester Courses
(Contact Registration & Records for short course refund
schedule)
August 26
100% refund for courses dropped by this date
August 27-September 5
September 6-15
September 16-27
September 28
NO refund for courses dropped on, or after, this date
Refund and repayment for Federal Financial Aid
recipients may be different.
Student Account Notice
WWCC is going green! Students will access account
information using Mustang WebAdvisor. Paper bills
will not be mailed. Be aware of payment deadlines.
Fall Payment Dates
August 13
Intent Deposit
September 12Balance of Cost of Attendance (Tuition, fees,
room & board) (If balance is not paid students
enrolled in 6 or more credits are automatically
placed on a payment plan.)
September 121st installment of Payment Plan due
October 102nd installment of Payment Plan due
November 73rd (and Final) installment of Payment Plan
due
Summer 2014 Payment due
Thursday, May 22
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PAYMENT INFORMATION
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Payment Information
ACCT ART 1150 ART 1310 ART 2120
ART 2410 ART 2420 ART 2430 ART 2440 ART 2445
AUTO BAS
BIOL BIOL 1210
BIOL 1220
BIOL 2450
BOTK CHEM CMAP COMM 2300
COSC DESL ELAP 1515-1585 ELTR ENGL 1010
ES 1060 ES 1070 ES 2230
GEOL HLED 1225
HLTK 1650
INDM MCH MUSC MUSC NRST 1510 NRST 1555 NRST 1610
NRST 1575
NRST 2630 OGPT
PEAC PEAC PEAC 1050 PEAC 1260 PEAC 1287 PEAC 1290
PEAC 1297
PEAC 1309
PEAC 1320
PEAC 2017
PEAC 2018
REWM 2500
PHYS 1050
PHYS 1110
PHYS 1310
TECH 1550
TECH 1600
TECH 1680
WELD 1710 WELD 1715 WELD 1755 WELD 1760 WELD 1770 WELD 1774
WELD 1776
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All courses*
Photography I* Sculpture I* Graphic Design I* Ceramics I*
Ceramics II*
Ceramics III* Ceramics IV* Ceramics Studio*
All courses* All courses* All lab courses *
Wyoming Flora*
Birding*
Principles of Fish & Wildlife Mgmt*
All courses
All lab courses*
All courses* Graphic Design I* All courses*
All courses*
Elec. Apprenticeship I-VIII*
All courses*
English Composition*
Engineering Computing*
Solid Modeling I*
Computer Aided Drafting*
All lab courses*
First Aid & CPR*
Adv CPR/AED for Professionals*
All courses*
All courses*
Applied Music 1/2 hr lesson
Applied Music 1 hr lesson Cert. Nurse Assistant*
Practical Nursing I* Nursing I*
Practical Nursing III*
Nursing III*
All Courses*
Wellness Ctr, pool, Aux Gym
and Weight Room courses*
All outdoor courses
Beginning Tennis*
Beginning Volleyball*
Rock Climbing I*
Physical Conditioning*
Whitewater Rafting*
Hike Camp Fish*
Big Game Habitat Skills* Water Safety Instructor*
Lifeguard Training*
Rangeland Plant Identification*
Concepts of Physcis*
General Physics I*
College Physics I*
General Metallurgy*
Industrial Safety*
Reading Technical Schematics*
Oxyacetylene Welding
Oxyacetylene Cutting
Shielded Metal Arc Welding
Adv. Shielded Metal Arc Weld
Gas Metal Arc Welding
GMAW - Pipe
FluxCored Arc Welding
20
14
80
10
35
45
50
60
60
30
5
35
30
30
30
25
35
25
10
25
30
100
20
26
20
35
35
20
18
25
20
20
100
200
21
50
50
38
90
20
15
10
10
10
20
15
54
40
75
50
50
30
20
20
20
15
15
15
54
54
80
80
108
134
134
WELD 1780 WELD 1840 WELD 1950 WELD 1960
WELD 2510 WELD 2520 WELD 2530 WELD 2540 WELD 2630 WELD 2635 WELD 2650 WELD 2660 WELD 2810 * nonrefundable
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Groove Welding Plate
SMAW Stainless Steel Basic
Submerged Arc Welding
Pipe Welding I: Sch 40 Pipe
Pipe Welding II: Sch 80 Pipe Downhill Pipe Welding
Pipe Layout & Fabrication
Welding for the Arts I
Welding for the Arts II
Gas Tungston Arc - Pipe
Stainless Steel Pipe Welding Welding Testing Training
134
134
134
80
144
162
144
108
66
66
162
162
94
Distance Learning Course Fees
Note for course fees: The general course fee is not assessed
if the course is taught via internet, only the internet course fee
is charged. Internet or courses with live labs will have both
the internet fee and the course fee.
Internet Course*
35
Other Charges
Access Card Replacement*
20
Auditing Classes (per semester hour)
TBD
COMPASS (mailing, processing, retake)
10
Directed Study Course fee
75/cr hr
Graduation Fee
15/degree or certificate
(cap & gown additional)
Swimming Pool Fees
Semester Fees for Non-students(inc. College Employees)
General Pass (individual)
40/semester
General pass (family)
70/semester
Per Session Admission
2.00
Students (show I.D.)
Free
Wellness Center
Students
15/semester
Employees
Free
Community Members
50/semester
Pay online at Mustang WebAdvisor
with a Visa or MasterCard.
www.wwcc.wy.edu
Western Undergraduate Exchange
Program (WUE)
WWCC participates in the WUE program along with 15
other Western states (Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado,
Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota,
Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington and Nebraska).
On a space-available basis, students from these states may
enroll at WWCC in any program for one and one half times
the in-state tuition rate. Eligible students should address
questions to Registration & Records.
Residency
Residency Classification
The following residency policy was developed under the
auspices of the Wyoming Community College Commission
and applies to all community colleges in Wyoming:
A student previously classified as a nonresident may be
reclassified any time prior to the end of the published refund
period of any term in which he/she qualifies.
A student who is classified as a resident by one community
college will be considered a resident at all colleges.
Students are responsible for adhering
to all college regulations.
Refer to the Catalog or Registration & Records for
information on:
• Dropping classes
• Withdrawing from college
• Class attendance
•Grades
• Services for students with disabilities
• Student conduct issues
• Honor rolls
•Graduation
• Student’s Rights to Privacy
Classification Procedures:
1.Residence classification shall be initiated for each student at the time
the application for admission is accepted and whenever a student has
not been in attendance for more than one semester. All students must
respond to the residency question on the application for admission.
Students wishing to request a review of the residency decision must
submit documentation along with the “Initial Residency” decision
or the “Change of Residency” form to the Registrar in Registration
& Records.
2.Only individuals or their legal dependents who are U.S. citizens or
are in an immigrant status and certain nonimmigrants may qualify
for residency.
3. Nonimmigrants and their dependents, who possess a valid visa from
the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services with a classification
of Temporary Workers or Intracompany Transferee and eligible for
education, may qualify for residency. Eligibility for consideration
will be based on the privileges and limitations of the visa held by
the applicant.
4.Students will be required to submit appropriate documentation to
support the residency claim.
The following may be used by a student and would result in an individual
being classified as a Wyoming resident for tuition purposes:
1.A graduate of a Wyoming high school or recipient of a GED in
Wyoming who enrolls in a community college within twelve months
of either high school graduation or GED completion;
2.An individual who can provide written verification that he/she has
lived in Wyoming continuously for one year prior to enrolling;
3.A legal dependent under the age of 24, or a spouse of a resident of
the State of Wyoming who qualified as a resident based upon this
policy;
4.A legal dependent under the age of 24 of a Wyoming community
college graduate;
5.A student who marries a Wyoming resident shall be granted resident
classification at the beginning of the next term following the marriage;
6.Active Wyoming National Guard members and U.S. Armed Forces
members stationed in Wyoming, and their dependants.
7.Members of the United States Armed Forces who move to Wyoming
within 12 months from the date of honorable discharge from the
service.
8.An individual who can provide written verification from an employer
that he/she will be employed in Wyoming for an anticipated period of
not less than seven months, and such employment is the principal
means of support. This letter must be on company stationery,
signed by the owner, manager or personnel department and must
indicate the date the employee started, his/her status (full or parttime) and the expectation that the person will be employed at least
seven months.
9.Persons temporarily absent from the state due to military services,
attendance at educational institutions, or other types of documented
temporary absences will not have their resident status void by such
absence;
10.People who do not reside in Wyoming but who meet the following
criteria will be considered resident students:
a.Has been employed in Wyoming for at least seven months,
and such employment is the principal means of support;
b. Pays Wyoming taxes as required by law;
c. Resides in a state with a similar law; and
d. Is willing to submit an affidavit to the above.
Any questions or concerns about the residency policy should be
addressed to the Registrar in Registration & Records.
Appeals and exceptions to the above policy should be addressed
to the Vice President of Student Success Services. Students wishing
to appeal that office’s decision, may go through the Student Success
Services Appeal process.
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RESIDENCY
COURSE FEES
Course Fees
Students enrolled in a minimum of six credits at Western
Wyoming Community College are encouraged to apply for
financial aid. Some students enrolled in less than 6 hours
may also be eligible for financial aid. There are generally
two types of aid available at WWCC: aid based on assessed
financial need and aid awarded based on academic excellence
or area of major.
Students interested in Federal Aid must complete the Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Applications
can be accessed from the WWCC Financial Aid webpage.
Before financial aid awards are disbursed, students must have
applied and been accepted for admission, and be degree or
certificate seeking at WWCC.
April 1 is the priority deadline for financial aid at WWCC.
Applications received by this date will receive priority
consideration for all available monies. Applications received
after that date will be processed as the financial aid file is
completed.
FAFSA Website
www.fafsa.ed.gov
Mustang WebAdvisor Capabilities:
Students can access a variety of financial aid information
via Mustang WebAdvisor.
•Students can view their award letter for the current academic year once their financial aid file is complete and the financial aid office has reviewed their eligibility and packaged their
awards.
•Students can also accept or decline the aid that has been offered to them utilizing this medium.
• Students can print out their award letter.
•Mustang WebAdvisor will direct students to the
Master Promissory Note (Legal promise to repay
Student Loans borrowed).
•Students can view their financial aid status by year or specific term.
This information is accessed by using your Mustang
WebAdvisor login and password.
Financial Aid Awards usually consist of a combination of the
following:
Federal Aid Programs:
Federal Pell Grant – Federal Grant money available
to qualifying students attending approved post-secondary
institutions.
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant
(FSEOG) - Federal grants available to students with the lowest
family contribution.
Federal Work Study – Student employment available to a
limited number of students with need who choose to earn part
of their educational expenses.
Federal Direct Loans:
Subsidized Loans – Need-based federally subsidized loans
available to college students which are funded by the Federal
Direct Loan Program. Current interest rate is fixed at 3.86%,
and repayment obligations begin six months after the student
completes their education or stops attending at least on a half time
basis. Student Loan interest does not accrue while the student is
actively taking classes. Entrance and exit counseling is required
in order to receive these funds.
Unsubsidized Loans – Federal loans available to college
students which are funded by the Federal Direct Loan Program.
Entrance and exit counseling is required in order to receive these
funds. Interest begins to accrue upon disbursement. Current
interest rate of 3.86%.
Federal PLUS Loans – Federal loans available to parents
whose children attend post-secondary institutions. Interest rate
is currently fixed at 6.41%. Repayment begins 60 days after the
last loan disbursement.
Institutional Aid Programs:
Western offers a variety of scholarships to High School
Seniors based on academic excellence. They include the
Superior Student Scholarship, Honor Scholarship, Performance
Scholarship; Opportunity Scholarship and Provisional Opportunity
Scholarship (award includes state of Wyoming funds for Hathaway
eligible students), competition and special ability grants. The
Sweetwater County High School Graduate Scholarship is available
for students who graduate from a Sweetwater County High School.
Divisional Scholarships are available to sophomore students.
Scholarships are also available to qualifying transfer, part-time
and non-traditional students.
WWC Foundation Aid:
Grants provided through donor participation, ranging in value
from $250-$3,500 per academic year.
Veteran’s Benefits:
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Information and applications can be obtained from the
Veteran's Representative in the Financial Aid Office, and online
on the College's webpage.
V.P. for Student Success Services
382-1639 • Room 3011
[email protected]
Concerns/Questions about anything related to
students, community and Athletics.
ACE IT Center
382-1660 • Room A212 (2nd Floor Annex)
[email protected]
The ACE IT Center provides students with academic
advising, career, employment, internship, and transfer
information and helps with COMPASS placement
reservations and other testing questions.
Admissions
382-1648 • Room 1116
This office helps prospective students with the
application process.
Aquatic
382-1694
Center
Lap and recreational swimming.
Credit and non-credit classes.
Call for more information.
Book Store
382-1673 • First Floor by Pendulum
wwccbookstore.com
Hours: Fall and Spring Term when classes are in
session
Monday......................................... 7:50 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Tues. - Fri. .................................... 7:50 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Summer Hours:
Mon-Thurs.................................... 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Reserve and order textbooks online
Extended hours during rush will be posted.
Book buyback during finals, in May & December; and
also early August.
Children's Center
382-1669
Located adjacent to the tennis courts and swimming
pool. For children ages 2 up to Kindergarten.
Hours:
Mon.-Fri. ...................................... 7:45 a.m.-5:15 p.m.
Financial Aid
382-1643 • Room 1004
Western awards approximately $7 million per year in
institutional, foundation, external, and federal financial
aid. We have scholarships and grants based on
academics, special ability and other criteria. Veteran's
benefits are also available.
Contact the Financial Aid Office for more information.
Hours:
Mon.............................................. 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Tues.-Fri........................................ 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Summer hours may vary contact individual Office
for information
Food Services
Peer Tutoring
Hours: (Subject to Change)
Cafeteria:
Breakfast............................................. 7:30 - 9:30 a.m.
Lunch.......................................... 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Dinner................................................... 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Saturday:
Brunch...................................... 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Dinner................................................... 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Sunday:
Dinner........................................... 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
Free tutoring for all WWCC students in most credit
courses.
Hours:
Mon.-Fri........................................ 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
382-1674 • Mitchell's Dining Room
T-Rex Grill:
(Located in the Atrium)
Mon.-Thurs................................... 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Fri.................................................. 7:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
T-Rex Grill Summer Hours:
Mon.-Thurs................................... 7:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Green River Center
872-1301 • Located at #1 College Way, Green River
Students may take COMPASS tests, register and take a
variety of classes at the Green River Center.
Hours:
Mon.-Thurs................................... 8:00 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Fri.................................................. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Green River Computer Lab
Hours:
Mon.-Wed........................................... 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Information Technology
Help Desk • 382-1676
Hours:
Mon.-Fri..................................8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Intramurals & Game Room
382-1664 • Room 1329
[email protected]
Provides students with intramurals and student
activities across the campus, as well as a place for
students to gather and relax, play pool, play ping
pong, video games, or watch the big game.
Hours:
Mon.-Fri. .................................... 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.
Sat.............................................. 5:00 p.m.-12:00 a.m.
Learning Center
Provides academic assistance and
individualized self paced instruction. Open computer
lab for student use.
Rock Springs • 382-1829 • Room 2051
Hours:
Mon.-Thurs................................... 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Mon. & Wed.......................................... 5:00-8:00 p.m.
Fri................................................ 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Green River • 872-1319 • Room 110
Hours:
Mon.-Thurs................................. 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Tues. & Thurs....................................... 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Library
382-1700 • 2nd Floor
www.wwcc.wy.edu/library
Hours:
Mon-Thur.................................... 7:30 a.m.-11:00 p.m.
Friday............................................ 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Saturday........................................ 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
Sunday........................................ 5:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
Hay Library is open additional hours during final exams.
Summer Hours:
Mon-Thurs.................................... 7:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
382-1707 • Room 2006
Planning and Improvement
382-1810 • Room 3050
Information on assessment of student learning,
program-level evaluation, institutional research,
strategic planning and accreditation.
Hours:
Mon.-Fri........................................ 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Office Information Systems
(OIS) Lab
382-1773 • Room 1448
Individualized and flexible instruction in computer
applications. Open Lab for student use.
Hours:
Mon. - Thurs............................... 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Fri................................................ 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sun............................ ............................................TBA
Registration & Records
This office helps students register, pay student
accounts, request transcripts and graduate. Located
behind the Information Desk.
Hours:
Mon. - Thurs............................. 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Fri................................................ 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Registration Issues Non-credit Classes/Facility Use Accounts Receivable Policies/Procedures Graduation Transcripts Mustang Web Advisor
Questions/Passwords 382-1641
382-1809
382-1659
382-1641
382-1640
382-1641
382-1637
Residence Halls & Student Life
382-1845 • Room 1102
[email protected]
This office helps students that live on-campus with
their rooms and meal plans. It also provides students
with student activities across the campus, and
student leadership through the Associated Student
Government.
Hours:
Mon. - Fri..............................................8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Support, Disability, and Counseling
(SDC)
382-1652 • Room 2011
Evenings by appointment
Counseling & Disability Support Services; Personal
Counseling; Life Skills; Disability Support Services;
and Workshops.
Hours:
Mon. - Fri..............................................8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Student Engagement
382-1827 • Room 3012
This office coordinates Orientation and Welcome
Week, Family and Parent Outreach, and 16 to
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Student Services
Getting Financial Assistance
Student Services
Mustang WebAdvisor
Financial Aid
Financial Aid
All students who are degree seeking or full-time
are required to take the COMPASS test. Part-time, nondegree seeking students who take Math and Statistics, US
Government courses, English, General Chemistry and Biology
courses must also complete the placement test. Students may
retake the exam once per semester. The cost for retakes
is $10. Any student who feels they did not do as well as
they could, should talk to the ACE IT Center about preparing
for the exam. Contact the ACE IT Center to inquire about
accommodations for eligible students
Students should call to make a reservation for the tests:
Rock Springs 382-1660, Green River 872-1305.
MATH & ENGLISH – students may register for math or
English classes after scoring to the appropriate level on the
COMPASS. Continuing students who are currently taking a
math or English class may register in the next level if they
have achieved an A, B, or C grade in the current semester’s
class.
Students should also carefully monitor their reading
score. Reading is critical for success in all college-level
courses and poor reading ability often results in problems in
classes. Please enroll in the appropriate required reading
courses.
Students with high ACT scores (21 or higher) may be
exempt from the Placement Test. Please contact the ACE IT
Center at 382-1660 for details.
Green River Center
Contact the Green River Center about testing availability.
To make a reservation or schedule a time contact the Green
River Center at 307-872-1305.
See the College Catalog for more information on applying for
admission, taking the placement test, and getting advised.
Bring Picture ID When Taking
The COMPASS Test
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Textbook &
Bookstore
Information
GRADUATION
ASSESSMENT
REQUIREMENT
All students graduating with a degree from WWCC must
complete the Assessment Requirement for graduation.
This evidence of student learning provides data that allows
WWCC to maintain accreditation. Graduating students
must complete any one of the following options:
Course textbooks can be reserved or ordered directly from
the WWCC campus bookstore. It is convenient, simple, and
easy. You can place your order on the Bookstore website at
www.wwccbookstore.com. See below for more information.
The bookstore website includes author, title, publisher,
ISBN and copyright date for textbooks or materials. Textbooks
can be reserved online for four weeks prior to the beginning
of the Spring or Fall semester. Textbook rentals on selected
titles are available.
What You Should Know About Financial
Aid Bookstore Accounts
All students buying their textbooks with Financial Aid
must have funds in place EACH SEMESTER to cover the costs
of books and supplies.
Ordering on the Web
www.wwccbookstore.com
•Select “Textbooks”, “Buy/Rent/Reserve” from
the top menu
•Accept Agreement
•Select “CAMPUS TERM” at the bottom of the web
page
•Select the appropriate “DEPARTMENT, COURSE,
and SECTION”
•Course material will appear at the bottom of your
screen. Select “QTY” and “NEW or USED”. Please
note that new books will automatically replace
your selection for used books in the event that the
bookstore does not have your used choice in stock.
•Select “ADD SELECTED BOOKS TO CART”
•To reserve select “RESERVE” button in left hand
corner
•Select “CONTINUE SHOPPING” for more book
selections or “CHECK OUT” to finalize your
purchase.
Before you can finalize your purchase, you will be
asked to log in with an e-mail address and password. After
your transaction is complete, you should receive an e-mail
confirming your order number. You will receive your order
within 2-5 business days.
Assessment Requirement
(0 credit options)
•Enroll in HMDV 2411 NT to complete the requirement
online through MyFolio.
•View the course announcements in Mustang
Cruiser to ensure that you fulfill the requirements.
•Enroll in HMDV 2411 01 to complete the requirement
through Assessment Day on the Rock Springs
campus.
•You will receive a letter outlining what you will
need to prepare and bring with you to Assessment
Day.
Assessment Portfolio/Capstone
(1-2 credit option)
•Enroll in HMDV 2410 to publish MyFolio for the
purpose of job search or transfer.
• This is an online class in which your instructor
will guide you through the process.
•Enroll in an assessment-approved content-area
capstone course, using MyFolio. Your instructor
will guide you to fulfill the necessary requirements.
• Capstone courses available include:
• BADM 2800
Questions? See the Planning and Improvement Office, Room
3050, or your advisor.
Look for the
in course listings
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LEARNING CENTERS - ASSESSMENT
Placement Testing
Placement Tests
Mustang WebAdvisor
Mustang WebAdvisor – Access to your Academic Record!
You can:
• view your class schedule,
• view your grades,
• view your unofficial transcript,
• view your degree audit,
• and view your billing information.
From anywhere you have access to the internet you can:
• adjust your schedule (during designated times),
• pay your bill,
• request a transcript,
• and request an enrollment verification.
Call Registration & Records at 382-1637 for your login and
password. Then go to www.wwcc.wy.edu and Mustang
Cruiser to login.
Contact the Information Technology Help Desk
at 307-382-1676 or
Registration & Records
at 307-382-1637 for more information.
Mustang WebAdvisor Registration
Go to www.wwcc.wy.edu
Choose Mustang Cruiser
Login
• Mustang Cruiser Login ID (User Name) is as follows:
FirstnameLastname
Example: JoeStudent
Password
•Mustang Cruiser password is initially obtained from
Registration & Records, the Green River Center,
and any WWCC Outreach Office.
You are immediately prompted to enter a new
password. The new password must be 6-64
characters.
Once your password has been initially changed
it must be reset if forgotten. Go to “What’s My
Password” for help.
Print Your Schedule
It is extremely important that you check your class
schedule for accuracy. You should print a copy of your
class schedule on campus computers located in any of the
computer labs, at a kiosk, or from your home computer using
My Class Schedule on the menu on the left hand side.
Make A Payment
Tuition and Fees must be paid by the payment deadlines.
Pay online with a Visa or Mastercard by clicking on Make a
Payment on the menu on the left hand side.
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Note: You may only register for classes during the
scheduled registration dates for each term and
course.
Course Changes
•You may make course changes through Mustang
WebAdvisor by clicking on Express Registration or
Select/Register/Drop sections from the menu on
the left hand side of the screen.
•For information on courses you are waitlisted for
see page 3.
•Mustang WebAdvisor will not allow a student to
withdraw from all courses. Contact Registration &
Records.
Note:
• When you have finished viewing information, click
on LOG OUT to keep others from gaining access
to your records.
Students with the following holds on their records
will not be able to register or add/drop:
Students in academic difficulty (Alert or Probation)
Students who owe a balance on their account
1. Click on Mustang Cruiser.
2. Log in
3.Click on the Mustang WebAdvisor Tab across the
top of the page
a. Choose Registration – Planning or
Student Records-Financial Aid
4.For Express Registration, select Express
Registration on the left hand side
5.Select the term you want to register for and enter
the appropriate course information. If you know
the synonym it is not necessary to enter the
Subject, Course # and Section #.
6. Click on Submit to confirm your registration.
7. To Search and register for classes:
a. Select Search & Register on the left hand
side.
b. Enter the required information on all of the
appropriate boxes. The more information
you enter the more refined your search
will be. Submit.
c. Select the course you want to add to your
schedule.
8. The courses are held in Preferred Sections
a. Review the course information.
b. Choose "Register" and click on Submit to
confirm your registration.
For help or questions please feel free to give Registration &
Records a call at 307-382-1637, or contact the Green River
Center at 307-875-2278 or a WWCC Outreach Office.
Mustang Cruiser
Your access to personal email, courses, Mustang
WebAdvisor, Blackboard, and campus news!
•Mustang Cruiser is a unique Web-based campus
community groupware designed specifically for
educational institutions. On Mustang Cruiser, an
entire community of students, faculty, administrators,
alumni, and parents can collaborate and interact with
one another, while sharing and authoring community
contents that make up everyone’s campus life.
• It’s all up to you. You are in control and can go
wherever you wish to go. One good place to start is
in the “Home: Welcome” page, where you can view
campus sports and news. After you finish reading
articles of interest, try out some of the other features.
Keep in mind that Mustang Cruiser has many sections
and functions. Users are always surprised at how
many things they can actually do in Mustang Cruiser.
Just take your time and play with the things you find
interesting or useful.
Mustang WebAdvisor www.wwcc.wy.edu
How to Use Mustang WebAdvisor
• M
ustang Cruiser has an extensive online help system
which will guide you through actions and functions
which you may not be familiar with yet. You can
access the help files from any Mustang Cruiser Page.
The “Help” link is located in the colored Global Menu
Bar area immediately below the Section Tabs.
WWCC is going green!
•Students will access account information using
Mustang WebAdvisor.
• Paper bills will not be mailed.
• Be aware of payment deadlines.
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MUSTANG WEBADVISOR & Cruiser
MUSTANG WEBADVISOR
Mustang WebAdvisor
Mustang WebAdvisor
WWCC Learning
Centers
Transfer Information
Keys to a Successful Transfer Planning
Rock Springs
Phone 382-1829
2nd Floor, Room 2051
Western Wyoming Community College
Green River
Phone (307) 872-1319
Room 110
Western Wyoming Community College
Green River Campus
WWCC offers a full range of benefits and services for
part-time students.
Benefits for our part-time students
Every student taking credit classes is a member of
Associated Student Government with rights to participate in
student organizations and intramural athletics.
Free admission to athletic events sponsored by the College.
Free admission to the Aquatic Center.
Call Admissions at 382-1648 or 800-226-1181
for help getting started!
Academic Advising is available part-time students. Call 3821660 to make an appointment.
The Learning Center lets you set your own pace and schedule
as you gear up to college-level work.
Free tutoring is available to students. If you are having
difficulty with a course, you can get help in the Peer Tutor
Center or using Smart Thinking online tutoring.
Take College Studies (HMDV 1000). The course includes
workshops in learning styles, test-taking and career
assessment.
Financial aid is available to many part-time students. Financial
aid includes: Federal Aid (Pell Grants, student loans), Anna
Baird Williams Scholarship for non-traditional students,
Civic grants including the Whisenand II Grant, and Part-Time
Student Scholarships for new or returning degree-seeking
students. Contact the Financial Aid Office at (307) 382-1643
for more information.
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The Learning Centers of Western Wyoming Community
College provide a variety of educational services including
HIgh School Equivalency Certificate preparation, English to
Speakers of Other Languages, and Citizenship preparation.
Basic Skills / HSEC Preparation
Classes in reading, writing, and math are available to those
individuals who want to obtain a High School Equivalency
Certificate or improve their basic skills. Small classes and
individualized instruction allow for personal attention in order to
meet the student’s schedule and specific needs. Computerized
instruction, individual tutoring and an open study lab are
available during the day and evening. The Center administers
the HSEC tests at regularly scheduled times.
ESL English to Speakers of Other Languages
The Learning Center’s ESL classes are designed for
foreign born students who want to improve their speaking,
listening, and writing skills. The classes offer conversational
practice and study labs are available to meet the needs of
the beginning, intermediate, or advanced student. Day and
evening classes are available at both centers.
U.S. Civics Classes
Classes are offered to prepare the student for the
citizenship examination administered by the U.S. Immigration
and Naturalization Service. Please call for further information.
• Select a major early in the process.
•Until you've selected a major, enroll in classes
appropriate to any major. Select a transfer institution
early. Keep a catalog from the school readily
accessible during WWCC advising sessions.
•While investigating majors, be sure you enroll in
general education courses appropriate to any major.
•Use your WWCC faculty advisor as a resource and
referral agent.
• Contact the ACE IT Center with any questions.
Knowledge/Awareness
• Know the WWCC catalog.
•Be aware that developmental coursework (numbered
<1000) is not meant to transfer and does not count
toward WWCC AA, AS, ADN or AFA degrees.
•There is a limited number of elective hours in any
program.
•Be aware that occupational courses are not usually
meant to transfer.
Watch Your Grades
•Generally, grades less than “C” do not transfer
(particularly if they are general education
requirements).
•
Many transfer institutions require a certain
cumulative GPA for transfer students.
•WWCC requires a 2.00 GPA for graduation.
Watch Your Hours
•Generally a maximum of 70 hours transfer from
WWCC to a four-year institution.
WWCC Makes Transferring
to a Four-Year College
or University Easy!
With...
•
High quality transfer program majors.
•Associate of Arts and Associate of Science
Degree requirements meet or exceed general
education requirements at regional four-year
schools.
•Highly qualified and student-oriented
instructors.
•WWCC has a guaranteed agreement with the
University of Wyoming for Associate of Art and
Associate of Science graduates.
•Formal articulation agreements with area fouryear institutions. These agreements provide
guaranteed transfer of general education and
program specific coursework. For a list of
schools we have agreements with go to: www.
wwcc.wy.edu/advising/transfer.htm
•Opportunities to complete a Bachelors or
Masters online.
Transfer Majors at WWCC
Accounting
Anthropology
Archaeology
Art
Biology
Business Administration
Ceramics
Chemistry
Computer Info Systems
Communication
Criminal Justice
Dance
Education - Elem/Early Chld
Education - Secondary
Engineering
Environmental Science
English
Exercise Science
Geology
History
International Studies
Journalism
Marketing
Mathematics
Music
Musical Theatre
Nursing
Political Science
Pre-Dentistry
Pre-Forestry
Pre-Law
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Physical Therapy
Pre-Radiology
Pre- Rangeland Ecology &
Watershed Management
Pre-Veterinary
Pre-Wildlife Biology
Psychology
Social Science
Social Work
Sociology
Spanish
Technical Theatre
Theatre
Western American Studies
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TRANSFER INFORMATION
PART-TIME STUDENTS - Learning Ceneter
Part-Time
Students
Students who plan to transfer from WWCC to the
University of Wyoming should be aware of a number of things
that make the process a simple matter.
1.Transfer Agreement for WWCC Graduates: WWCC
graduates with an AA or AS will transfer to UW under a
guaranteed agreement. The agreement states that WWCC
graduates will have met all of UW’s lower division general
education (called University Studies at UW) requirements
with the exception of a second math requirement.
Students can complete the second mathematics course
either at WWCC or at the University.
2.Course Numbering System is the Same: UW and all 7
Wyoming Community Colleges use the same name and
number for all equivalent transfer courses. Thus, English
1010 has the same name and number at all 8 schools. To
know which courses are equivalent, use the Transfer Guide
(see below).
3.Transfer Guide: The Transfer Guide lists all the courses
that transfer from the 7 community colleges to UW. It
lists equivalent courses and transfer courses. Equivalent
courses have the same name and number at all 8
institutions. Transfer courses transfer to UW even though
they may not be taught at all colleges or at UW. The Guide
also lists all of UW’s general education requirements
(University Studies Program) and which courses meet
those requirements. All advisors and Registration &
Records have copies of the Transfer Guide.
4.No Limit on Number of Credit Hours That Transfer: There
is no limit to the number of credits WWCC students may transfer to UW; however, how these courses
fulfill requirements specific to a UW program of study will
be evaluated on a course-by-course basis.
5.Transfer Agreement for Students Who Transfer Without
an AA or AS: Students who transfer with less than an
AA or AS degree or with an occupational degree, or other
associate degree, will have their transcript evaluated on
a course-by-course basis based on the Transfer Guide.
Such students will have to meet UW’s general education
requirements, i.e. complete WWCC courses that meet
UW’s University Studies requirement. Students should
notify their advisor if they plan to transfer to UW without
completing an AA or AS. UW’s University Studies courses
can be found at www.uwadmnweb.uwyo.edu/unst
Completing a Bachelor’s or Master’s in
your Home Town
You can complete a variety of bachelors or masters
degrees from the University of Wyoming, Franklin University,
Upper Iowa, Ashford University, Kaplan University, Mayville
State, National American University, or Regis University
without leaving town. Complete your lower division courses
through WWCC then complete your bachelor’s or master’s
while staying in town.
More detailed information is available under Distance
Education on the WWCC website.
Available:
University of Wyoming in Rock Springs
UW has an outreach office on the WWCC campus and
provides courses here each semester that lead to bachelors
or masters degrees. Interested students should contact the
UW Outreach Office in room 1228 or call 382-1817.
Notification of Student Rights Under The
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
(See WWCC Catalog for more complete information regarding FERPA)
FERPA (also known as the Buckley Amendment) was originally passed in
1974. It has been amended several times since, but the essence remains
unchanged. Primary rights for students under FERPA include:
1.Right to inspect and review educational records within 45 days of
the day the request is received. Submit your request in writing to the
Registration & Records.
2.Right to seek to amend educational records. If you think that something
in your file is inaccurate, you may make a written request to have that
record changed.
3.Right to have some control over the disclosure of information from
educational records except to the extent that FERPA authorizes
disclosure without consent.
4.Right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education
concerning alleged failures by WWCC to comply with the requirements
of FERPA.
Directory Information
Western has identified the following information as directory information,
meaning we will release it if the student has granted permission on the
application for admission or registration information sheet.
• Name
• Degrees/Awards
• Address(es)
• Photographs
• Major
• Weight and height of athletes
• Full-time or Part-time
• Class lists used within on-line courses
• Phone Number(s)
•Participation in officially recognized
• E-mail activities and sports
• Dates of Attendance
All releases are based in the privacy code attached to the student. Under
no circumstances are social security number or other identifying student
numbers released. If there are any questions about the law and how we
adhere to it, the VP for Student Success Services is WWCC’s designated
FERPA officer.
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Consider a WWCC Technical/Occupational Program!
• One-year and Two-year Certificates
• Two-Year Associate of Applied Science Degrees
•Certificate programs tend to require only course work
in the skill field.
•Degrees include skill courses, as well, as those
courses that make you a marketable employee.
•English and communication skills to help you meet
and greet the public, work with co-workers, and write
reports.
•Math classes to help you handle money, keep books,
etc.
•Business classes to teach customer and employee
relations.
•Social science, science, and humanities courses
round out your education.
Choose from these career programs:
Accounting
Administrative Assistant
Alternative Fuel Vehicle Technology
Automotive Technology
Clerk-Typist
Creative Writing
Diesel and Heavy Equipment Mechanics
Diesel Technology
Diesel Technology (w/CDL)
Digital Design Technologies
Electrical Mine Maintenance
Electrical Apprenticeship
Electronics/Instrumentation/Control Technology
Electrical & Instrumentation Technology
Emergency Management
English As A Second Language
Fitness Leadership
Industrial Maintenance
Industrial Health & Safety
International Business ESL
Journalism
Law Enforcement
Medical Office Assistant
Mining Maintenance Technology
Natural Gas Compression Technology
Office Information Systems
Oil & Gas Production Operator
Oil & Gas Production Technology
Power Plant Maintenance Mechanics
Practical Nursing
Surface Maintenance Mechanics
Technical Theatre
Underground Maintenance Mechanics
Web Site Development
Welding Technology
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OCCpUPATIONAL PROGRAMS
Transfer Information - Univ. of Wyo.
Looking for a New Career or to
Upgrade Job Skills?
University of Wyoming
COURSE INFO - NON-CREDIT OFFERINGS
Credit Course
Information
Non-Credit
Offerings
Explanation of Course Numbers
Workforce Development
Each course is assigned seven digits. The first three or four
digits indicate the area of study (for example, Art): the center
four digits indicates course level (0900 means nontransferable,
1000 means freshman level, and 2000 means sophomore level).
Courses numbered less than 1000 are nontransferable,
non-graduation courses.
All Green River Credit Classes have a “G” in the last two
digits of the course number, have a  before the course and
list GRC as the building. Evening courses are indicated with a
.
Notice to Students
Instruction will occur at the first class meeting. Come
prepared for an exciting learning experience.
Note on Class Size
For financial and quality of instruction reasons, classes
with fewer than 10 students may be cancelled.
Unattended Children
For safety and liability reasons, WWCC cannot assume
responsibility for children left unattended in the buildings.
Parents are encouraged to find an alternative place for
their children while attending classes. A list of possible
child caretakers may be obtained from the Green River
Administration Office or the Rock Springs Campus Children's
Center.
Avoid Disappointment!
Each term we sadly have to cancel courses because of
low enrollment, only to find out the day of the first class that
several of you intended to enroll. It is best to register before
the course start-date to avoid disappointment.
307-872-1326 www.wwcc.wy.edu/workforce
Workforce Training/Professional Education courses are
designed to improve workforce skills for immediate or improved
employment. Courses are offered in the following areas:
•Computers
•Medical
•OSHA/MSHA
•Safety
• Industrial Applications
• Driver Training
• Professional Development
•DEQ
• Law Enforcement
•PTSB
Final Exam Schedule Available Online
www.wwcc.wy.edu/enrollment
Any student with more than two exams in one day may reschedule any exams over two. The
student must work with all instructors involved to arrange a mutually agreeable schedule for when
the exams will be rescheduled.
Grades may be checked on Mustang WebAdvisor (www.wwcc.wy.edu) Students requesting
copies of grades should contact Registration & Records.
See the WWCC website or pages 68-70 for credit course
offerings
Community Education
307-872-1323 www.wwcc.wy.edu/comm_svs
Fall courses offered in Rock Springs, Green River and
Farson include:
• Cake Decorating
•Yoga
•Cooking
• Stained Glass
• Digital Photography
• Computer Basics
• Basic Sewing
• Jewelry Making
• Guitar & Piano Lessons
• Watercolor Painting
• How to Use Your IPad
• Beginning Umpiring
WWCC is going green!
•
•SStudents
tudents will
will access
access account
account information
information using
using Mustang
Mustang WebAdvisor.
WebAdvisor.
Watch for more information in the Explore Brochure
•• Paper
Paper bills
bills will
will not
not be
be mailed.
mailed.
Children’s Swimming Lessons
•• Be
Be aware
aware of
of payment
payment deadlines.
deadlines.
Registration begins:
Summer, Wednesday, May 7 (8:00 am)
Fall, Wednesday, July 30 (7:30 am)
307-382-1694 for more information
www.wwcc.wy.edu/aqua_ctr/lessons
Parent/Child Aquatics
Tots/Level I
Level 2 & 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6 Personal Water Safety, Fundamentals of Diving,Lifeguard Readiness
Competitive (Off-season) Training
Summer: June 9 - July 31
Fall: Session 1, August 27 - October 16
Session 2, October 20 - December 11
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19
SUMMER 2014
2014
Starts May 19
ACCT 2010 QNT PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING
NRST 1510 QNT NURSE ASSISTANT
NRST 1575 QNT/3 PN NURSING III
Full 8 Week Semester
Ends 7/26
Ends 6/30
Ends 6/25
1st 4 Week Block
Starts 6/2/14, Ends 6/26/14
BAS BAS CMAP ENGL HMDV HMDV HMDV
MATH POLS WELD WELD WELD
WELD
WELD
WELD
WELD WELD
WELD WELD WELD WELD WELD WELD WELD 0620 E1
0630 E1
1905 ENT 1010 ENT
1025 ENT
1100 E1
1110 E1
1000 E1
1000 E1
1715 E1
1755 E1
1760 E1
1770 E1
1780 E1
1840 E1
1950 E1
1960 E1
2510 E1
2520 E1
2530 E1
2540 E1
2630 E1
2635 E1
2650 E1
WRITING SKILLS
GRAMMAR SKILLS
INTEGRATED APPLS: OFFICE 2013
ENGLISH COMPOSITION I
INTRO TO ONLINE LEARNING
SPEED READING
COLLEGE VOCABULARY
PROBLEM SOLVING
AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVERNMENT
OXYACETYLENE CUTTING
SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING
ADV. SHIELD METAL ARC WELDING
GAS METAL ARC WELDING
GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELD-PLATE
GROOVE WELDING PLATE
SMAW STAINLESS STEEL BASIC
SUBMERGED ARC WELDING
PIPE WELD I:SCHEDULE 40
PIPE WELD II:SCHED 80 PIPE
DOWNHILL PIPE WELDING
PIPE LAYOUT AND FABRICATION
WELDING FOR THE ARTS I
WELDING FOR THE ARTS II
GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING-PIPE
2nd 4 Week Block
Starts 6/30/14, Ends 7/24/14
ENGL 1020 FNT ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
HMDV 1025 FNT INTRO TO ONLINE LEARNING
Field Experience
ANTH ANTH BIOL BIOL BIOL
GEOL HUMN OEAC PEAC PEAC PEAC 2380 Q1 GLOBAL CULTURES TOUR: COSTA RICA
2380 Q2 GLOBAL CULTURES TOUR: ITALY & GREECE
1205 Q1 FIELD ECOLOGY OF THE WIND RIVERS
1210 Q1 WYOMING FLORA
1220 Q1 BIRDING
2080 Q1 GENERAL FIELD GEOLOGY
2460 Q1 FLD STUDIES IN HUMN: PARIS &AMSTERDAM
1200 Q1 INTRO TO ADVENTURE EDUCATION
1295 Q1
Beginning Backpacking
1297 Q1
Whitewater Rafting
1309 Q1 HIKE-CAMP-FISH
Starts 6/2/14, Ends 7/26/14
ANTH 1200 NT INTRO TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
BADM 1000 01/NT INTRO TO BUSINESS
BIOL 1009 NT CRITICAL SCIENCE SKILLS
CHEM 1009 NT CRITICAL SCIENCE SKILLS
CMAP 2600 NT COMP GRAPHICS: INT TO PHOTOSHOP
COMM 1010 01/NT/2 PUBLIC SPEAKING
COMM 1030 01 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
COMM 2090 NT INTRO TO PERSUASION
COSC 1200 NT/2 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
COSC 1350 NT WEB DEVELOPMENT I
CRMJ 2460 01 POLITICAL CRIME
ECON 1010 01/NT MACROECONOMICS
EDEC 1020 NT INTRO TO EARLY CHILDHOOD ED
EDUC 1520 NT SUBSTITUTE TEACHER TRAINING
ENGL 0950 NT BASIC ENGLISH I
ENGL 0955 NT BASIC ENGLISH II
ENGL 1010 01/02/NT ENGLISH COMPOSITION I
ENGL 1020 01/NT ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
ENGL 2010 NT TECHNICAL WRITING
ENGL 2420 NT LITERARY GENRES: MYSTERIES
FIN 1000 NT PERSONAL FINANCE
HIST 1211 NT US HISTORY I: TO 1865
HIST 1221 NT US HISTORY II: FROM 1865
HLED 1003 NT WELLNESS
HLED 1225 NT FIRST AID & CPR
HLTK 1200 NT MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
HMDV 1000 NT COLLEGE STUDIES
HMDV 2410 NT ASSESSMENT PORTFOLIO
IMGT 2400 NT INTRO TO INFORMATION MGMNT
ITEC 2365 01 TECHNOLOGY TOOLS FOR CLASSROOM
LIBS 2280 NT LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN
MATH 0920 01/NT/2 BEGINNING ALGEBRA
MATH 0930 01/NT/2 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
MATH 1000 NT PROBLEM SOLVING
MATH 1400 NT/2 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA
MATH 1405 NT PRECALCULUS TRIGONOMETRY
MGT 2100 NT PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT
MUSC 1000 NT INTRO TO MUSIC
MUSC 1010 NT MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
PEAC 1290 01 PHYS COND: BODY CONDITIONING
PEAC 1290 02 PHYS COND: WALKING
PEAC 1290 03 PHYS COND: BODY COND,/MIND/BODY
POLS 1000 NT/2 AMER & WYO GOVERNMENT
PSYC 1000 NT/2 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 2300 NT DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 2340 NT ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
SOC
1000 NT SOCIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES
STAT 2050 NT/2 FUNDAMENTALS OF STATISTICS
THEA 1000 NT INTRO TO THEATRE
THEA 2370 01 SUMMER THEATRE
See Course Listing for more information, including days, times, and prererequisites
20
21
Summer Pick A Course
SUMMER
PICK A COURSE THAT WORKS FOR YOU
ACCT 2010 NT
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
ANTH 1200 NT
INTRO TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
BADM 1000 NT
INTRO TO BUSINESS
BIOL/CHEM 1009 NT CRITICAL SCIENCE SKILLS
CMAP 1905 ENT INTEGRATED APPLS: OFFICE 2013
CMAP 2600 NT
COMP GRAPHICS: INT TO PHOTOSHOP
COMM 1010 NT/2 PUBLIC SPEAKING
COMM 2090 NT
INTRO TO PERSUASION
COSC 1200 NT/2 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
COSC 1350 NT
WEB DEVELOPMENT I
ECON 1010 NT
MACROECONOMICS
EDEC 1020 NT
INTRO TO EARLY CHILDHOOD ED
EDUC 1520 NT
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER TRAINING
ENGL 0950 NT
BASIC ENGLISH I
ENGL 0955 NT
BASIC ENGLISH II
ENGL 1010 ENT/NT ENGLISH COMPOSITION I
ENGL 1020 FNT/NT ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
ENGL 2010 NT
TECHNICAL WRITING
ENGL 2420 NT
LITERARY GENRES: MYSTERIES
HIST 1211 NT
US HISTORY I: TO 1865
HIST 1221 NT
US HISTORY II: FROM 1865
HLED 1003 NT
WELLNESS
HLED 1225 NT
FIRST AID & CPR
HLTK 1200 NT
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
HMDV 1000 NT
COLLEGE STUDIES
HMDV 1025 ENT/FNTINTRO TO ONLINE LEARNING
HMDV 2410 NT
ASSESSMENT PORTFOLIO
IMGT 2400 NT
INTRO TO INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
LIBS 2280 NT
LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN
MATH 0920 NT/2 BEGINNING ALGEBRA
MATH 0930 NT/2 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
MATH 1000 NT
PROBLEM SOLVING
MATH 1400 NT/2 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA
MATH 1405 NT
PRECALCULUS TRIGONOMETRY
MGT 2100 NT
PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT
MUSC 1000 NT
INTRO TO MUSIC
MUSC 1010 NT
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
NRST 1510 QNT/3 NURSE ASSISTANT
NRST 1575 QNT/3 PN NURSING III
POLS 1000 NT/2 AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVT
PSYC 1000 NT/2 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 2300 NT
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 2340 NT
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
SOC 1000 NT
SOCIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES
STAT 2050 NT/2 FUNDAMENTALS OF STATISTICS
THEA 1000 NT
INTRO TO THEATRE
Miscellaneous
Start and End Dates
ANTH 2380 Q1 GLOBAL CULTURES TOUR: COSTA RICA
BEGINS 7/1 ENDS 7/20
ANTH 2380 Q2 GLOBAL CULTURES TOUR: ITALY & GREECE
BEGINS 5/21ENDS 6/2
AUTO 1580 Q1 BASIC AUTO MAINTENANCE
BIOL 1205 Q1
FIELD ECOLOGY OF THE WIND RIVERS
BEGINS 7/9 ENDS 8/1
BIOL 1210 Q1
WYOMING FLORA
BIOL 1220 Q1
BIRDING
BEGINS 6/2 ENDS 6/8
COMM 1010 Q1 PUBLIC SPEAKING
COMM 1230 Q1 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
GEOL 2080 Q1
GENERAL FIELD GEOLOGY
BEGINS 7/23ENDS 8/2
HUMN 2460 Q1 FLD STUDIES IN HUMN: PARIS & AMSTERDAM
BEGINS 4/15ENDS 6/10
NRST 1510 QNT NURSE ASSISTANT
NRST 1510 QNT2 NURSE ASSISTANT
NRST 1510 QNT3 NURSE ASSISTANT
NRST 1575 PN NURSING III
OEAC 1200 Q1 INTRO TO ADVENTURE EDUCATION
BEGINS 7/9 ENDS 8/1
PEAC 1050 Q1 BEGINNING TENNIS
PEAC 1295 Q1 BEGINNING BACKPACKING
BEGINS 7/9 ENDS 8/1
PEAC 1297 Q1 WHITEWATER RAFTING
PEAC 1309 Q1 HIKE-CAMP-FISH
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
Schedule Index
Accounting.......................................................24
Anthropology...................................................24
Automotive Technology...................................24
Basic Skills......................................................24
Biology............................................................24
Business Administration.................................24
Chemistry........................................................24
Communication...............................................25
Computer Applications...................................25
Computer Science...........................................25
Criminal Justice..............................................25
Economics.......................................................25
Education.........................................................25
Electrical Technology......................................26
English.............................................................26
Finance............................................................26
Geology...........................................................26
Health .............................................................26
History.............................................................26
Human Development......................................27
Humanities......................................................27
Information Management...............................27
Instructional Technology.................................27
Library Science...............................................27
Management...................................................27
Mathematics...................................................28
Music...............................................................28
Nursing............................................................28
Oil & Gas Production Technology...................29
Outdoor Education Activities...........................29
Physical Activity..............................................29
Political Science.............................................29
Psychology......................................................29
Sociology.........................................................30
Statistics.........................................................30
Theatre............................................................30
Welding...........................................................30
Important Abbreviations
Course Section Abbreviations
M............................................................................ Monday
T............................................................................. Tuesday
W.......................................................................Wednesday
TH......................................................................... Thursday
F................................................................................. Friday
S............................................................................ Saturday
SU............................................................................ Sunday
RSC...................................................Rock Springs Campus
GRC....................................................... Green River Center
TBA.......................................To Be Arranged or Announced
IP.......................................................Instructor Permission
E........E Block (4 week)........................06/02/14-06/26/14
F.........F Block (4 week) .......................06/30/14-07/24/14
Q........Q Block .....................................(start/end dates vary)
NT......Internet
How to Read the Schedule
See page 34 & 35 for more information
about Internet Courses
Synonym
Number Used
to Register
m
SYNONYM
#
Evening
Course
22
Course
Prerequisites
and Meeting
Time
Course Title
and Number
Number of
Credits
COURSE NAME 
W
COURSE # Weekend Course
CREDITS
Green
River
Course
Location
Course
Meeting Days
PREREQ/NOTES 
TIME
Internet CourseDAY Course
Start/End
Date
Course
Instructor
$
BLDG./ROOM
Course Fees
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
Capstone
Course
23
Finding A COurse
SUMMER Pick A Course
Distance Learning Online Courses
Class Schedule • Summer 2014
Finding A Course
SYNONYM # SUMMER 2014
PICK A COURSE THAT WORKS FOR YOU
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
SYNONYM # START/END
ACCOUNTING
Prerequisites: MATH 0930 or Math ACT of 23 or higher, or Math
Placement Exam score of 66 or higher; and COSC 1200, IMGT 2400,
or CMAP 1750 or Instructor Permission
COMM 1010
PUBLIC SPEAKING
CANCELLED 9661COMM 1010 01
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 C. DAVIDSON
5/19 7/24
ANTHROPOLOGY
See page 34 & 35 D. PERTERMANN 6/2
7/24
9643ANTH 2380 Q1
1.00-4.00 TBA TBA
TBA TBA
7/20
GLOBAL CULTURES TOUR: COSTA RICA
Instructor Permission Required
ANTH 2380
GLOBAL CULTURES TOUR: ITALY & GREECE
Instructor Permission Required
B. ANDERSON
7/1
Accounting - CHEMESTRY
Sum4mer 2014
BASIC AUTO MAINTENANCE
m$
9644AUTO 1580 Q1
2
06:00PM 09:00PM M-THRSC 1515
T. HIND
6/2 6/12
BASIC SKILLS
DAY tudents enrolling in BAS 0620, BAS 0630, HMDV 1110 and HMDV 1110, must come to the Learning Center and select a class time. Students are required to attend at
S
least four hours per week.
WRITING SKILLS
9647BAS 0620 E1
1
TBA TBA
RSC 2051
S. FAHLSING
6/2 6/26
BAS 0630
GRAMMAR SKILLS
9648BAS 0630 E1
1
TBA TBA
RSC 2051
S. FAHLSING
6/2 6/26
BIOLOGY
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 G. FAERBER
6/2
m
9920BIOL 1205 Q1
1
05:30PM 08:30PM
TBA
TBA TBA
S. MITCHELL
7/9
m$
9654BIOL 1210 Q1
2
05:30PM 08:30PM M-FRSC 1211
S. MITCHELL
Concurrent Enrollment In OEAC 1200 Q1 and PEAC 1295 Q1 Required
Class Meets 7/9 & 23. Required Field Trips 7/11, 7am-8pm And 7/25-8/1.
Instructor Permission Prior To Enrolling and Must Attend All Classes
BIOL 1210
WYOMING FLORA
Lectures M-TH, Field Trip From 8am-8pm Fri, Sat & Sun, June; 13-15
BIOL 1220
BIRDING
Field Trip From 8am -8pm Friday-Sunday, June 6-8
6/9
8/1
L. HABIBI
C. CLEMMENSEN
T. VEST
T. VEST
L. HABIBI
6/2
6/10
6/2
6/2
6/2
7/24
7/24
7/24
7/24
7/24
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
M-THRSC 1330
K. DANAEI
6/2
7/24
4
08:30AM 10:50AM
MTWRSC 1406
A. LEGERSKI
6/9
7/23
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 K. STIRLING
6/2
7/24
6/2
6/26
See page 34 & 35 C. HESTER-CROFF 6/2
7/24
CMAP 1905
INTEGRATED APPLICATIONS: OFFICE 2013
$
9935CMAP 1905 ENT
3
INTERNET CMAP 2600
COMPUTER GRAPHICS: INTRO TO PHOTOSHOP
9658CMAP 2600 NT
3
$
INTERNET Prerequisites: Keyboarding Competency required
INTERNET INTERNET CANCELLED
CANCELLED
Must Have Access To Microsoft Office Professional 2010 or higher
COSC 1350
WEB DEVELOPMENT I
$
9667COSC 1350 NT
3
INTERNET 6/2
6/2
7/24
7/24
See page 34 & 35 C. HESTER-CROFF 6/2
8/11
3
05:30PM 08:30PM MWRSC 1306STAFF 6/2
7/23
3
3
11:30AM 12:45PM M-THRSC 1306
S. ALLEN
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 B. OSIAS
6/2
6/2
7/24
7/24
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 A. WILLIAMSON 6/2
7/24
INTERNET INTERNET See page 34 & 35 R. ANDRUS
See page 34 & 35 R. ANDRUS
7/24
7/24
Prerequisites: COSC 1200
ECONOMICS
ECON 1010
$
MACROECONOMICS
9672ECON 1010 01
9673ECON 1010 NT
EDEC 1020
INTRO TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
$
9914EDEC 1020 NT
3
BADM 1000
EDUCATION, GENERAL
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
9645BADM 1000 01
3
10:00AM 11:15AM M-THRSC 1306
S. ALLEN
6/2 7/24
$
9646BADM 1000 NT
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 A. CHERVA
6/2 7/24
CHEMISTRY
m
Evening Course
24
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
6/2
See page 34 & 35 T. ROBERTSON
See page 34 & 35 L. MCCLURE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
See page 34 & 35 L. LEE
Must Have Access To Adobe Creative Suite Cs5, Cs5.5 Or Cs6
COSC 1200
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
$
9665COSC 1200 NT
3
$
9666COSC 1200 NT2
3
6/15
08:30AM 09:45AM M-THRSC 1330
05:30PM 08:20PM TTHRSC 1330
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 INTERNET See page 34 & 35 INTERNET See page 34 & 35 EDUCATION, EARLY CHILDHOOD
3
START/END
3
3
3
3
3
m$
9655BIOL 1220 Q1
2
05:30PM 08:30PM M-FRSC 1211
S. MITCHELL
6/2 6/8
CANCELLED
CHEM 1009
CRITICAL SCIENCE SKILLS
9656CHEM 1009 NT
$
INSTRUCTOR
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
CRMJ 2460
POLITICAL CRIME
CANCELLED m
9933CRMJ 2460 01
7/24
BIOL 1205
FIELD ECOLOGY OF THE WIND RIVERS
BLDG./ROOM
COMPUTER SCIENCE
BIOL 1009
$
9649BIOL 1009 NT
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I
9663COMM 1230 Q1
COMM 2090
INTRODUCTION TO PERSUASION
9664COMM 2090 NT
$
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
BAS 0620
9913COMM 1010 Q1
9659COMM 1010 NT
9660COMM 1010 NT2
0637COMM 1010 NT3
COMM 1230
9932ANTH 2380 Q2
1.00-4.00 TBA TBA
TBA TBA
J. CLARK
5/21 6/2
AUTO 1580
m
$
$
$
COMM 1030
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
CANCELLED 9662COMM 1030 01
ANTH 1200
INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
9639ANTH 1200 NT
3
INTERNET $
ANTH 2380
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
COMMUNICATION
ACCT 2010
$
9638ACCT 2010 QNT
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS EDUC 1520
$
9675EDUC 1520 NT
$
0840EDUC 1520 NT2
2
2
6/2
6/2
7/24
Capstone Course
m
Evening Course
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course
25
COMMUNICATION - EDUCATION
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS SUMMER 2014
SYNONYM # PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
SYNONYM # START/END
ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY
ELTR 2470
INTERNSHIP, ELECTRICAL & INSTRUMENTATION
9676ELTR 2470 01
1.00-6.00
Prerequisites: Instructor Permission
TBA TBA
ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY - HEALTH SCIENCE
SUMMER 2014
ENGL 0950
BASIC ENGLISH I
$
9915ENGL 0950 NT
3
INTERNET ENGL 0955
BASIC ENGLISH II
$
9926ENGL 0955 NT
3
INTERNET $
$
$
$
9677ENGL 1010 01
9917ENGL 1010 02
9679ENGL 1010 NT
9678ENGL 1010 ENT
ENGL 1020
$
$
TBA TBA
G. MOSER-CLARK 6/2
HIST 1211
US HISTORY I: TO 1865
$
9690HIST 1211 NT
7/24
ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
9680ENGL 1020 01
9683ENGL 1020 NT
9682ENGL 1020 FNT
HIST 1221
US HISTORY II: FROM 1865
$
9934HIST 1221 NT
Prerequisites: English Placement Exam score of 38 or lower
See page 34 & 35 M. ZUPPA
6/2
Prerequisites: English Placement Exam score of 39-74 or ENGL 0950
See page 34 & 35 M. ZUPPA
6/2
Prerequisites: English Placement Exam or ACT Score of 21 or higher
3
3
3
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
M-TH
10:00AM 11:15AM
M-TH
INTERNET INTERNET Prerequisites: ENGL 1010
3
3
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
M-TH
INTERNET INTERNET ENGL 2010
TECHNICAL WRITING
9684ENGL 2010 NT
$
$
0665ENGL 2010 NT2
3
3
INTERNET INTERNET ENGL 2420
LITERARY GENRES: MYSTERIES
$
9918ENGL 2420 NT
3
INTERNET Prerequisites: ENGL 1010
Prerequisites: ENGL 1010
RSC A200
RSC A200
See page 34 & 35 See page 34 & 35 D. GUTIERREZ
D. GUTIERREZ
C. GARBETT
C. PROPST
RSC A200
D. GUTIERREZ
See page 34 & 35 R. CAMPBELL
See page 34 & 35 J. POOLE
6/2
6/2
6/2
6/2
7/24
7/24
7/24
7/24
7/24
6/26
6/2 7/24
6/2 7/24
6/30 7/24
3
INTERNET 08:00AM 06:00PM
M-F
08:00AM 04:00PMS
3
INTERNET HLED 1225
FIRST AID AND CPR
$
9695HLED 1225 NT
2
INTERNET Prerequisites: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher,
or ACT Reading Score of 20 or higher, or HMDV 1000 (C or better)
3
INTERNET 
Green River

7/24
6/2
7/24
tudents enrolling in BAS 0620, BAS 0630 HMDV 1110 and HMDV 1110, must come to the Learning Center and select a class time. Students are required to attend at least
S
four hours per week.
HMDV 1000
COLLEGE STUDIES
9697HMDV 1000 FNT
$
2
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 P. PEDERSEN
6/30 7/24
HMDV 1025
INTRODUCTION TO ONLINE LEARNING

9699HMDV 1025 ENT
1

9700HMDV 1025 FNT
1
INTERNET INTERNET See page 34 & 35 K. STRAUBE
See page 34 & 35 B. REYNOLDS
6/2 6/26
6/30 7/24
1
TBA TBA
RSC 2051
S. FAHLSING
6/2
6/26
1
TBA TBA
RSC 2051
S. FAHLSING
6/2
6/26
HMDV 1100
SPEED READING
COLLEGE VOCABULARY
9701HMDV 1100 E1
HMDV 2410
$ 9703HMDV 2410 NT
1
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 N. JOHNSON
6/2
7/24
HMDV 2411
ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENT
 9705HMDV 2411 NT My Folio Online
0
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 D. RENZ
6/2
7/24
See page 34 & 35 D. HOOD
6/2
7/24
9702HMDV 1110 E1
HUMANITIES
CANCELLED TBA TBA
D. PERTERMANN 7/23 8/2
FIELD STUDIES HUMANITIES: PARIS & AMSTERDAM
9706HUMN 2460 Q1
Required Class Meeting Dates: 4/15, 5/13, & 6/10.
Required Trip; May 19-26 (must travel if enrolled in course
2
06:00PM 09:00PMW RSC 1406
IMGT 2400
See page 34 & 35 K. CLARK
6/2
See page 34 & 35 K. CLARK
6/2
7/24
7/24
See page 34 & 35 S. THOLL
$
Course Fees
6/2
7/24
Capstone Course
M. SCHUTTEN
4/15 6/10
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
$
INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION MANAGEMENTPrerequisites: COSC 1200 or CMAP 1750; Must Have Access To Microsoft Office
Professional 2010 or higher
9936IMGT 2400 NT
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 J. ALLEN
6/2
7/24
6/2
7/24
See page 34 & 35 P. WILLOUGHBY 6/2
7/24
INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY
Partial Internet Course, See page 34 & 35
01:00PM 01:50PM
M-THRSC 1306
C. MAGAGNA
LIBRARY SCIENCE
LIBS 2280
$
9708LIBS 2280 NT
Internet Course
See page 34 & 35 J. CLARK
6/2
7/24
Required Labs On Rock Springs Campus, Thursday July 10 & 17, 4-8pm
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 J. CLARK
6/2
HEALTH SCIENCE GENERAL
26
INTERNET ITEC 2365
TECHNOLOGY TOOLS FOR THE CLASSROOM
CANCELLED 9707ITEC 2365 01
2
HLED 1003
WELLNESS
$
9693HLED 1003 NT
W
3
See page 34 & 35 C. GARBETT
HEALTH EDUCATION
Weekend Course
Prerequisites: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher,
HMDV 1110
m
Evening Course
START/END
7/24
7/24
GEOL 2080
GENERAL FIELD GEOLOGY : YELLOWSTONE
Prerequisites: GEOL 1100 or Instructor Permission
Course will require camping. Required $125 Course Fee.
0695GEOL 2080 Q2
1
TBA TBA
F-M
TBA TBA
W$
2
INSTRUCTOR
6/2
6/2
GENERAL FIELD GEOLOGY :
Prerequisites: GEOL 1100
GEOPHYSICS & SURVEYING AT FT. BRIDGERField School. Students Will Be Required To Stay At Designated; Campsite
Throughout Time In The Field. Required $125 Course Fee.
HLTK 1200
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
$
9696HLTK 1200 NT
BLDG./ROOM
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HUMN 2460
9689GEOL 2080 Q1
3
W$
DAY See page 34 & 35 A. SLUSSER
See page 34 & 35 A. SLUSSER
GEOLOGY
GEOL 2080
CANCELLED
FINANCE
FIN 1000
PERSONAL FINANCE
$
9688FIN 1000 NT
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
HISTORY
ENGLISH
ENGL 1010
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS Prerequisites: ENGL 1010
3
INTERNET MANAGEMENT
m
Evening Course
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course
27
HISTORY - LIBRARY SCIENCE
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS SUMMER 2014
SYNONYM # MGT 2100
$
9919MGT 2100 NT
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY Prerequisites: ENGL 1010
3
INTERNET BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
See page 34 & 35 A. CHERVA
SYNONYM # START/END
6/2
7/24
Must Take NRST 1576 QNT
$
9736NRST 1575 QNT2
Must Take NRST 1576 QNT2
$
9911NRST 1575 QNT3
MATH 0920
BEGINNING ALGEBRA
Prerequisites: DVST or MATH 0900 (C or better), or MATH 0710 (B or better)
and MATH 0740 (B or better) and MATH 750 (B or better), or appropriate Math
Placement Test score
$
$
9709MATH 0920 01
9710MATH 0920 NT
9711MATH 0920 NT2
4
4
4
MATH 0930
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
SUMMER 2014
MANAGEMENT - NURSING
$
$
9712MATH 0930 01
9713MATH 0930 NT
9714MATH 0930 NT2
MATH 1000
$
08:30AM 09:45AM M-THRSC 1407
L. STEPHENS
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 W. WIGGINS
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 D. BALLS
6/2
6/2
6/2
NRST 1576
7/24
7/24
7/24
10:00AM 11:15AM M-THRSC 1407
L. STEPHENS
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 W. WIGGINS
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 D. BALLS
6/2
6/2
6/2
7/24
7/24
7/24
3
3
MATH 1400
PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA
9718MATH 1400 NT
$
$
9927MATH 1400 NT2
MATH 1405
PRECALCULUS TRIGONOMETRY
$
9719MATH 1405 NT
08:30AM 11:00AM
M-TH
INTERNET RSC A204
C. NEWBERG
See page 34 & 35 M. PEEK
6/2
6/2
OGPT 2470
INTERNET INTERNET See page 34 & 35 J. THOMAS
See page 34 & 35 L. STEPHENS
Prerequisites: Math Placement Exam, MATH 1400 (C or better), or
Math ACT score 25 or higher.
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 J. THOMAS
6/2
6/2
7/24
7/24
6/2
7/24
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 J. RABENS
6/2
7/24
MUSC 1010
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
$
0379MUSC 1010 NT
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 C. RALSTON
6/2
7/24
NURSING
NRST 1510
NURSE ASSISTANT
$
9721NRST 1510 QNT
Must take NRST 1511 QNT
$
9722NRST 1510 QNT2
Must take NRST 1511 QNT2
$
9723NRST 1510 QNT3
Must take NRST 1511 QNT3
NRST 1511
Concurrent Enrollment In NRST 1511 (required)
Prior to Clinical Experience must have Health Care Provider CPR, TB, Tdap, & MMR
Four week course- 1st 3 Weeks Online, Final Week Includes Lab And Clinical
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 J. LEAVITT
5/19 6/30
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 R. OWENS
6/16 7/24
4
7/7
NURSE ASSISTANT LAB
9728NRST 1511 QNT
0
TBA TBA
RSC 1314
Must take NRST 1510 QNT. Lab 8:30am-3:30pm 6/23-25 and 16 hours of clinical 5am-2pm 6/26 & 27
9729NRST 1511 QNT2
0
TBA TBA
RSC 1314
Must take NRST 1510 QNT2. Lab 8:30am-3:30pm 7/14-16 and 16 hours of clinical 5am-2pm 7/17 & 18.
9730NRST 1511 QNT3
0
TBA TBA
RSC 1314
Must take NRST 1510 QNT3. Lab 8:30am-3:30pm 8/11-13 and 16 hours of clinical 5am-2pm 8/14 & 15.
m
Evening Course
28
INTERNSHIP: OIL & GAS TECHNOLOGY
9741OGPT 2470 01
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
8/18
J. LEAVITT
6/24 6/29
R. OWENS
7/14 7/20
J. LEAVITT
8/12 8/17
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 T. KRELL
5/19 6/25
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 C. LEE
5/19 6/25
0
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 S. WILLIAMS
5/19 6/25
0
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 T. KRELL
5/19 6/25
0
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 C. LEE
5/19 6/25
1.00-6.00
Prerequisites: OGPT 1530 and Instructor Permission
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
P. JOHNSON
6/2
7/24
Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 1205 Q1 and PEAC 1295 Q1 Required
Course Fee $35
05:30PM 08:30PMW RSC 1406
B. ZERGER
7/9
8/1
K. LEUM
5/27 6/26
K. CLARK
N. JOHNSON
C. CLARK
6/2
6/2
6/2
Prior to participating in any WWCC physical activity course students may be required to obtain a physican's release.
PEAC 1290
CANCELLED
$
$
$
PHYSICAL CONDITIONING:
9746PEAC 1290 01 BODY CONDITIONING
9745PEAC 1290 02 WALKING
9747PEAC 1290 03 BODY COND., MIND/BODY
1
04:30PM 06:30PM
1
1
1
07:30AM 08:20AMM-TH
RSC AUX
08:00AM 09:30AMMW
RSC AUX
12:00PM 12:50PMM-TH
RSC AUX
PEAC 1295
BEGINNING BACKPACKING
CANCELLED mW$ 9929PEAC 1295 Q1
TWTH
RSC TNSCRT
7/24
7/23
7/24
Concurrent Enrollment In OEAC 1200 Q1 and PEAC 1295 Q1 Required
1
05:30PM 08:30PMW RSC 1406
B. ZERGER; 7/9 8/1
S. MITCHELL
PEAC 1297
WHITEWATER RAFTING
mW$
9928PEAC 1297 Q1
C. NEWBERG
Mandatory Field Trip July 11-12
1
05:30PM 07:30PM
PEAC 1309
HIKE-CAMP-FISH
mW$
9931PEAC 1309 Q1
MTW
RSC A204
7/7
7/14
Required Field Trip, 5:30pm July 17 - 5:00pm July 20.
2
05:30PM 08:30PM
MTW
RSC A102
M. REMBACZ; 7/14 7/20
S. MITCHELL
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 1000
$
$
Capstone Course
START/END
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
PEAC 1050
BEGINNING TENNIS
CANCELLED m$
9742PEAC 1050 Q1
3
INSTRUCTOR
3
OEAC 1200
INTRODUCTION TO ADVENTURE EDUCATION
1
CANCELLED mW$ 9930OEAC 1200 Q1
MUSIC
MUSC 1000
INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC
$
9720MUSC 1000 NT
BLDG./ROOM
OUTDOOR EDUCATION ACTIVITIES
6/26
7/24
Prerequisites: MATH 0930 (C or better), or MATH 0770 (B or better) and MATH 0780 (B or better),or appropriate Math Placement Test score, or Math ACT score of 23 or higher
4
4
DAY OIL & GAS PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
PROBLEM SOLVINGPrerequisites: MATH 0920 (C or better), or TECH 1000 (C or better) or MATH
0720 (B or better) and MATH 0760 (B or better), or appropriate Math Placement
Test score, or Math ACT score of 21 or higher
9715MATH 1000 E1
9716MATH 1000 NT
PN NURSING III LAB
9738NRST 1576 QNT
Must Take NRST 1575 QNT
9739NRST 1576 QNT2
9910NRST 1576 QNT3
Prerequisites: MATH 0920 (C or better), or MATH 0720 (B or better) and MATH 0760 (B or better), or appropriate Math Placement Test score, or Math ACT score of 21 or higher
4
4
4
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
NRST 1575
PN NURSING III
Prerequisites: NRST 1565 or NRST 1620
Concurrent Enrollment in NRST 1576 (required).Course Content Delivered Online.
In addition students must be available to be online designated days & times.
9735NRST 1575 QNT
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 S. WILLIAMS
5/19 6/25
$
MATHEMATICS
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS NURSING - POLITICAL SCIENCE
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS 9748POLS 1000 E1
9749POLS 1000 NT
9750POLS 1000 NT2
m
Evening Course
3
3
3
W
Weekend Course
11:30AM 02:10PM
M-TH
INTERNET INTERNET 
Green River

Internet Course
RSC A102
B. ANDERSON
See page 34 & 35 M. MATHEWS
See page 34 & 35 B. ANDERSON
$
Course Fees
6/2
6/2
6/2
6/26
7/24
7/24
Capstone Course
29
SUMMER 2014
SYNONYM # COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 1000
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
$
9751PSYC 1000 NT
$
9752PSYC 1000 NT2
PSYC 2300
$
9753PSYC 2300 NT
PSYC 2340
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
9755PSYC 2340 NT
$
4
4
INTERNET INTERNET Prerequisites: PSYC 1000
3
INTERNET Prerequisites: PSYC 1000
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 D. MAYER
See page 34 & 35 STAFF
6/2
6/2
See page 34 & 35 P. LEWIS
6/2
See page 34 & 35 B. LAFOND
6/2
7/24
7/24
7/24
7/24
WELD 1960
WELD 2510
WELD 2520
WELD 2530
WELD 2540
WELD 2630
WELD 2635
WELD 2650
$
$
$
$
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 S. MIRAGLIA
6/2
7/24
STATISTICS
$
STAT 2050
FUNDAMENTALS OF STATISTICSPrerequisites: MATH 1000 or higher or placement into MATH 2200 via
COMPASS or ACT score
$
9759STAT 2050 NT
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 D. SKROPANIC 6/2
$
9760STAT 2050 NT2
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 D. SKROPANIC 6/2
$
7/24
7/24
$
9770WELD 1950 E1
9771WELD 1960 E1
9772WELD 2510 E1
9773WELD 2520 E1
9774WELD 2530 E1
9775WELD 2540 E1
9776WELD 2630 E1
9777WELD 2635 E1
9778WELD 2650 E1
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
Prerequisites: WELD 1760 or Instructor Permission
M-THRSC 1503
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
2
08:00AM 12:00PM
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
4
08:00AM 12:00PM
M-THRSC 1503
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
M-THRSC 1503
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
M-THRSC 1503
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
Prerequisites: WELD 1774 & WELD 1776 or Instructor Permission
M-THRSC 1503
M-THRSC 1503
M-THRSC 1503
M-THRSC 1503
M-THRSC 1503
THEATRE
THEA 1000
INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE
$
9761THEA 1000 NT
THEA 2370
SUMMER THEATRE
9762THEA 2370 01
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 C. WILL
6/2
7/24
1.00-6.00
TBA TBA TBA
6/2
7/24
TBA
J. WEST
SUMMER 2014
PSYCHOLOGY - WELDING
SUMMER 2014
$
3
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS WELD 1950
$
SOCIOLOGY
SOC 1000
$
9756SOC 1000 NT
SYNONYM # WELDING
Welding courses are FLEXIBLE i.e. they are individualized, self-paced, open/entry and open/exit. Students can attend classes
in any of the blocks available Monday through Thursday in Room 1503:
8 AM to 12 PM
•
•
•
•
Students can shift from one time block to another as their work schedule allows.
Students can add any class until June 16.
An instructor is readily available to instruct and assist each student.
The student should plan to spend the appropriate hours of lab time per week to complete the welding course.
WELD 1715
WELD 1755
WELD 1760
WELD 1770
WELD 1780
WELD 1840
$
$
$
$
$
$
9764WELD 1715 E1
9765WELD 1755 E1
9766WELD 1760 E1
9767WELD 1770 E1
9768WELD 1780 E1
9769WELD 1840 E1
m
Evening Course
30
W
Weekend Course
1
08:00AM 12:00PM
M-THRSC 1503
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
M-THRSC 1503
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
4
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/2
6/26
M-THRSC 1503
M-THRSC 1503
Prerequisites: WELD 1840 & WELD 1950 or Instructor Permission
M-THRSC 1503

Green River

M-THRSC 1503
Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course
Welding
SYNONYM # Western provides FREE, ONLINE, 24 HOUR A DAY, tutoring to all students using Smarthinking.
You can receive tutoring in the following areas: Mathematics (Basic Skills - Calculus II), Writing, General Chemistry,
Organic Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology, Accounting, Economics,
Introductory Finance, Spanish and Statistics.
To get started:
1) Click on the Smarthinking Tab in Mustang Cruiser; or
2) Call Distance Learning for information, (307) 382-1880.
m
Evening Course
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course
31
MUSTANG WELCOME WEEK
Fall 2014
32
• Housing Check-In
8am-4pm
August 23
• Zip Line
2-7pm
• Outdoor Movie
9pm
• Battle of the Buildings
• Lola No Booza
Olympics
Concert
2-5pm
7-9pm
• Residence Hall Skit
7:30-8:30pm
• Student Session
10-11am
•S
peaker
• Skit for all Students
• Orientation Sessions
• Lunch
•O
rientation Program
8:45am
August 25
Monday
• Volleyball Game
7-9pm
• Soccer Game
5-7pm
8am-4pm Includes lunch
off with faculty and
staff
• Fun on-campus and
• “Kick-Off” Activities
August 26
Tuesday
(Schedule subject to change. See the WWCC website for the latest information)
• Campus Tours
All Day
• Dance
10pm-12am
• Volleyball Game
7-9pm
• Parent Session
10-11am
• Breakfast with the
President
8:30-10am
August 24
Sunday
For All New and Returning Students
Saturday
• BBQ/Pep Rally
5-7pm
2014
MUSTANG
FALL
33
Western knows that online learning is a great option
for a growing number of students just like you. Our online
courses are affordable and offer our students the opportunity
to take a dedicated and self-disciplined approach to studying
and completing their coursework. The reward is access to
quality courses that are convenient to our students.
Internet Courses 
Internet courses are NOT self-paced. They will:
• Start on the first day of normal classes,
• Have regular deadlines,
•Require interaction with the instructor and fellow
students.
To SUCCEED in an Internet class, you will:
• Need to be online a minimum of 3 days a week,
•Be able to study at least 9 hours per week for a 3
credit course,
•Have strong time-management skills, computer
skills, and self-motivation.
You MUST:
• Have access to the Internet and MS Word.
• Use the e-mail address provided to you by the college.
•Be comfortable with using a computer and MS
Word. To brush up on your computer skills, take one
of the non-credit online courses.
Distance Learning
If you are new to online learning, please take the “Intro
to Online Learning” HMDV 1025, offered in Spring, Summer,
and Fall Semesters.
To begin your Internet class on the first day of the semester:
• Go to the college homepage www.wwcc.wy.edu
• Choose Mustang Cruiser from the menu on the left
• Login using the username and password provided to
you by the college.
• Once logged in to Mustang Cruiser, click on the
Blackboard tab located near the top of the page.
• You should see Welcome (your Name). If you do not
see this and you are seeing a collage of photos, you
have a pop-up blocker. Please allow pop-ups from this
site and then you will see the Blackboard window.
• Click on the name of each of your online courses to
enter the class.
• View all course information through the buttons on the
left.
ACCT 2010 Principles of Accounting I
ACCT 2020 Principles of Accounting II
ACCT2460 Payroll Accounting
ANTH1200 Intro to Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 1300 Intro to Archaeology
BADM 1000 Introduction to Business
BADM 2195 Entrepreneurship
BADM2800 Business Portfolio/Capstone
BIOL1003 Current Issues in Biology
BIOL1009 Critical Science Skills
BIOL1010 General Biology
BIOL2010 Human Anatomy & Physiology I
BOTK1520 Business Mathematics
BOTK 1555 Records & Information Management
BOTK1650 Keyboarding App II
BOTK 2750 Records & Information Management
CHEM 1000 Introductory Chemistry
CHEM1009 Critical Science Skills
CMAP 1705 Word Processing Applications: Word 2013
CMAP 1750 Spreadsheet Applications: Excel 2013
CMAP 1865 Digital Page Layout Design:
Adobe InDesign CS6
CMAP 1870 Digital Illustrator Design: Adobe Illstr CS6
CMAP 1880 Internet
CMAP 1905 Integrated Applications: Office 2013
CMAP 2600 Computer Graphics: Intro to Photoshop CS6
COMM1000 Introduction to Mass Media
COMM1010 Public Speaking
COMM1030 Interpersonal Communication
COMM2100 Reporting & Newswriting I
COSC1010 Intro to Computer Science I
COSC 1200 Computer Information Systems
COSC 1360 PC Support Technician: Small Cmptr Repair
COSC 2350 Web Development II
COSC2409 Programming: Visual Basic
CRMJ1015 Homeland Security: City Infrastructure
CRMJ2120 Intro to Criminal Justice
CRMJ 2510 Patrol Procedures
CRMJ2560 Criminal Investigation II
ECON 1010 Macroeconomics
ECON 1020 Microeconomics
EDCI2440Intro to Classroom Management
EDCI 2526 Facilitating Online Learning
EDEC1020 Intro to Early Childhood Education
EDEL1410 Math For Elementary School Teachers I
EDEX2484 Intro to Special Education
EDFD 2020 Foundations of Education
EDUC1520 Substitute Teacher Training
EMGT2610 Disaster Exercise Design & Evaluation
EMGT2640 Disaster Resource & Recovery Operations
ENGL0950 Basic English I
ENGL0955 Basic English II
ENGL 1010 English Composition I
ENGL 1011 English Writing Workshop
ENGL 1020 English Composition II
Internet Courses Cont.
distance Learning
ENGL 2010 Technical Writing
ENGL 2370 Western American Literature
ES1070 Solid Modeling I
FIN 1000 Personal Finance
GEOL 1100 Physical Geology
HIST 1110 Western Civilization I
HIST1211 US History I: To 1865
HIST 1221 US History II: From 1865
HIST1251Wyoming History
HIST 2060 Topics in History: Civil War
HLED 1003 Wellness
HLED 1225 First Aid & CPR
HLTK 1200 Medical Terminology
HMDV 1000 College Studies
HMDV 1025 Introduction to Online Learning
HMDV2410 Assessment Portfolio
HOEC1140 Nutrition
ITEC2360 Teaching with Technology
LIBS2280 Literature for Children
MATH0900 Pre-Algebra Arithmetic
MATH0920 Beginning Algebra
MATH0930 Intermediate Algebra
MATH 1000 Problem Solving
MATH1100 Numbers & Operations for
Elementary School Teachers
MATH1400 College Algebra
MATH1405 Trigonometry
MATH2200 Calculus I
MATH2350 Business Calculus I
MGT 1000 Introduction to Supervision
MGT 2100 Principles of Management
MKT 1100 Retailing
MKT 2100 Marketing
MUSC1010 Music Fundamentals
NRST 1510 Nurse Assistant
POLS1000 American and Wyoming Government
POLS 2000 Current Issues in American Government
PSYC 1000 General Psychology
PSYC 2210 Drugs & Behavior
PSYC2340 Abnormal Psychology I
SOC 1000 Sociological Principles
SOC1100 Social Problems
SOC2000 Introduction to Social Work
SPAN1010 First Year Spanish I
SPAN1020 First Year Spanish II
SPAN2040 Second Year Spanish II
STAT2010 Business Statistics
STAT 2050 Fundamentals of Statistics
See full schedule, pages 39-70, for complete offerings
Partial Internet Courses
Partial Internet courses use a blend of traditional faceto-face (f2f) methods as well as instruction on the Internet.
These classes often have reduced class time to compensate
for the work done on the Internet. These courses have the
same technology requirements as full-blown Internet classes.
Please see page 34 under Internet courses for requirements.
BOTK
BOTK
HOEC IMGT
HMDV HMDV MATH
MGT MGT NRST
NRST
NRST
1555 01
2750 01
1140 01
2400 01
1000 E1
1515 F1
0900 01-03
2020 D1
2120 D1
1555 01, 02
1610 03, 04
2630 03, 04
Basic Office Skills
Records & Information Management
Nutrition
Intro to Information Management
College Studies
Career Development
Pre-Algebra Arithmetic
Fundamentals of Leadership I
Fundamentals of Leadership II
PN Nursing I
Nursing I
Nursing III
You will find answers to many questions
on the WWCC Distance Learning
web page.
Distance Learning
Distance Learning
http://www.wwcc.wy.edu/dist_ed
See full schedule, pages 39-70, for complete offerings
34
35
Fall Late start courses
Q Block Courses
Various start dates
ART 2483 Q1
AUTO 1730 Q1
DESL 1590 Q1
EDCI 2440 QNT
EDCI 2526 QNT
PEAC 1050 Q1
PEAC 1029 Q1
PEAC 1287 Q1
PEAC 1320 Q1
PEAC 2017 Q1
PEAC 2018 Q1
Special Projects in PRINTMAKING:
COLOR REDUCTION WOODCUTS STARTS 10/2
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS (6) STARTS 10/1
HEAVY DUTY POWER TRAINS (6)
STARTS 10/1
INTRO TO CLASSROOM MGMT (1) STARTS 9/22
FACILITATING ONLINE LEARNING (1) STARTS 9/15
BEGINNING TENNIS (1)
STARTS 9/5
CORE BOARD TRAINING (1)
STARTS 9/23
ROCK CLIMBING I (1)
STARTS 9/9
BIG GAME HABITAT SKILLS (1)
STARTS 10/28
WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR (1)
STARTS 11/4
LIFEGUARD TRAINING (1)
STARTS 9/15
5-Week Blocks
2nd 5-week Block - B Block Courses
October 1 – November 4
Start the week of October 1, Last day to add October 2
AFVT
AUTO AUTO ELTR ELTR
ELTR
ELTR ELTR
ELTR ENGL
INDM OGPT TECH 1600 B1
1766 B1
2540 B1
1520 B1/2
1700 B1
2620 B1
2820 B1
2844 B1
2885 B1
2091 B1
1520 B1-3
1520 B1
1600 B1
LT-DUTY DIESEL ENGINE PERFORMANCE I (3)
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS II (3)
ADV BRAKES & SUSPENSION SYSTEMS (3)
BASIC ELECTRICITY, DC (3)
INTRO TO SOLID STATE ELECTRONICS (3)
CONTROL SYSTEMS COMMUNICATION (3)
POWER DISTRIBUTION (3)
REMOTE TERMINAL UNIT PROGRAMMING (3)
INSTRUMENTATION II (3)
CREATIVE WRITING: PUBLISH YOUR WORK (1)
INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS II (3)
OIL & GAS PRODUCTION II (3)
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY (3)
3rd 5-week block – C Block Courses
November 5 – December 11
Fall Late Start COurses
Start the week of November 5, Last day to add November 6
AFVT AUTO AUTO DESL ELTR ELTR ELTR
ELTR
ELTR
INDM INDM OGPT TECH TECH 1610 C1
1770 C1
2545 C1
1595 C1
1530 C1/2
1760 C1
2825 C1
2840 C1
2855 C1
1530 C1/2
1590 C1
1530 C1
1550 C1
1680 C1
LT-DUTY DIESEL ENGINE PERFORMANCE II (3)
AUTOMATIC ELECTRONICS (3)
AUTO ALIGNMENT & STEERING SYS (3)
DIESEL FUNDAMENTALS (3)
BASIC ELECTRICITY, AC (3)
INTRO TO DIGITAL ELECTRONICS (3)
INDUSTRIAL ELECT TROUBLESHOOTING (3)
MOTOR CONTROLS (3)
ADV PROG LOGICAL CONTROLLERS (3)
INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS III (3)
INDUSTRIAL PNEUMATICS (3)
OIL & GAS PRODUCTION III (3)
GENERAL METALLURGY (3)
READING TECHNICAL SCHEMATICS (3)
See full schedule beginning on page 39 for
more details on evening courses
36
12 Week Block
D Block Courses
September 22 - December 11
Start the week of September 22, Last day to add September 24
BIOL 1003 DNT CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY (4)
BIOL 1009 DNT CRITICAL SCIENCE SKILLS (3)
CHEM 1009 DNT CRITICAL SCIENCE SKILLS (3)
CMAP 2630 D1/2 PRESENTATION GRAPHICS:POWERPOINT 13 (2)
COMM 1010 D1
PUBLIC SPEAKING (3)
COSC 1200 D1/DNT/2COMPUTER INFO SYSTEMS (3)
COSC 2350 DNT WEB DEVELOPMENT II (3)
EDCI 1000 D1
ED EXPER PROSPECTIVE TCHRS (2)
ENGL 0955 D1
BASIC ENGLISH II (3)
ENGL 1020 DNT ENGLISH COMPOSITION II (3)
MGT 2020 D1
FUNDAMENTALS OF LEADERSHIP I (2)
MGT 2120 D1
FUNDAMENTALS OF LEADERSHIP II (2)
POLS 1000 D1/DNT AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVERNMENT (3)
POLS 2000 DNT CURRENT ISSUES IN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT (3)
8- Week Block
2nd 8-week block - F Block Courses
October 20 – December 11
Start the week of October 20, Last day to add October 21
BAS 0950 F1
NON-NATIVE VOCABULARY (2)
BAS 0960 F1
NON-NATIVE LISTENING (3)
CMAP 1610 F1
WINDOWS I: WINDOWS (1)
CMAP 1716 F1
WORD PROG BASICS: WORD (1)
CMAP 1880 FNT
INTERNET (1)
COMM 1010 GF
PUBLIC SPEAKING (3)
COMM 1030 FNT
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION (3)
CRMJ 2550 F1
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION (3)
EMGT 2640 FNT
DISASTER RESOURCE & RECOVERY OPERATIONS (3)
ENGL 0955 F1/FNT BASIC ENGLISH II (3)
ENGL 1010 FNT
ENGLISH COMPOSITION I (3)
ENGL 1020 FNT
ENGLISH COMPOSITION II (3)
ENGL 2065 F1
CREATIVE WRITING: MEMOIR WRITING (3)
ENGL 2370 FNT
WESTERN AMERICAN LITERATURE
HLED 1225 F1/FNT FIRST AID & CPR (2)
HLTK 1200 FNT
MEDICAL TERMINOLGY (2)
HMDV 1000 F1/FNTCOLLEGE STUDIES (2)
HMDV 1025 FNT/2 INTRO TO ONLINE LEARNING (1)
HMDV 1270 F1 STRESS MANAGEMENT & REDUCTION (1)
HMDV 1280 F1
EXPLORATIONS IN PERSONALITIES (1)
HMDV 1515 F1
CAREER DEVELOPMENT (2)
HMDV 2410 FNT/2 ASSESSMENT PORTFOLIO (1)
NRST 1510 FNT
NURSE ASSISTANT (4)
OEAC 1230 F1
WILDERNESS FIRST AID AND SURVIVAL (3)
PEAC 1387 F1
INDOOR ROCK CLIMBING (1)
PEAC 2005 F1
PERSONALIZED FITNESS I (2)
PEPR 2490 F1
TPCS: TEACHING GROUP FITNESS (1)
PSYC 1000 FNT
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (4)
PSYC 1300 F1
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE/SEXUAL ASSAULT (2)
SOC 1000 FNT
SOCIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES (3)
THEA 2495 F1
WORKSHOPS IN THEATRE: BUSINESS OF THEATRE
THEA 2500 F1
THEATRE PORTFOLIO (1)
FULL SEMESTER
5 WEEKS
 = Green River Center
ELTR 1505 A2
5:30PM
ELTR 1520 B1
ELTR 2844 B1
ENGL 2091 B1
INDM 1520 B3
Starts Week of August 27- Ends Week of December 11
ART 2120 01
COMM 1230 01
COMM 2300 01
CRMJ 2490 01
ELAP 1515-1585 01
HLED 1003 02
MATH 0900 04
MATH 0920 07
MATH 0930 06
MGT 1040 01
MGT 1200 01
MUSC 1485 04
PEAC 1290 07
PHLB 1800 T1
PHLB 1970 T1
STAT 2050 01 6:00PM
MCH 2740 01
MCH 2750 01
MCH 2760 01
MCH 2770 01
GRAPHIC DESIGN I (3 Credits) TTH
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I (4 Credits) MW
GRAPHIC DESIGN I (3 Credits) TTH
TPCS: ANIMAL INVESTIGATIONS (3 Credits) TTH
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP I-VII (3 Credits) TWTH
WELLNESS (3 Credits) MW
PRE-ALGEBRA ARTHIMETIC (3 Credits) TTH
BEGINNING ALGEBRA (4 Credits) MW
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA (4 Credits) TTH
LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS (3 Credits) TTH
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE: BRASS (1 Credit) M
PHYS CONDITIONING: TOTAL BODY FITNESS (1 Credit) TTH
PRINCIPLES OF PHLEBOTOMY (3 Credits) MW
PHLEBOTOMY PRACTICUM (3 Credits) MW
FUNDAMENTALS OF STATISTICS (4 Credits) TTH
MACHINE TOOL PROCESSES I (4 Credits) WTH
MACHINE TOOL PROCESSES II (4 Credits) WTH
ADV MACHINE TOOL PROCESSES I (3 Credits) WTH
ADV MACHINE TOOL PROCESSES II (3 Credits) WTH
7:00PM
ART 1150 01
ES 2211 01
ES 2230 01
MATH 0930 05
MATH 1400 04
MATH 1405 05
MUSC 1375 01
MUSC 1400 01
MUSC 1400 G1
MUSC 1430 01
MUSC 1485 05
PSYC 2050 01
SOC 2200 01
SPAN 1010 04
PHOTOGRAPHY I (3 Credits) TTH
ELECTRIC CIRCUIT THEORY (4 Credits) MW
COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING (3 Credits) TTH
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA (4 Credits) MW
COLLEGE ALGEBRA (4 Credits) MW
TRIGONOMETRY (3 Credits) TTH
SYMPHONIC BAND (1 Credit) M
COLLEGIATE CHORALE (1 Credit) TH
COLLEGIATE CHORALE (1 Credit) T 
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (1 Credit) T
INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE: BLUE GRASS (1 Credit) T
INTRODUCTORY COUNSELING (3 Credits) W
SOCIOLOGY OF HUMAN SEXUALITY (3 Credits) W
FIRST YEAR SPANISH I (4 Credits) TTH
8 WEEKS
Starts Week of August 27 - Ends Week of October 16
E BLOCK
COMM 1010 E1
CRMJ 2120 E1
ENGL 1010 GE1
ENGL 1010 GE2
POLS 1000 GE
PUBLIC SPEAKING (3 Credits) MW
INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE (3 Credits) MW
ENGLISH COMPOSITION I (3 Credits) MW 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION I (3 Credits) TTH 
AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVERNMENT (3 Credits) MW 
8 WEEKS
Starts Week of October 20 - Ends Week of December 11
F BLOCK
COMM 1010 GF
CRMJ 2550 F1
OEAC 1230 F1
PUBLIC SPEAKING (3 Credits) MW 
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION I (3 Credits) MW
WILDERNESS 1ST AID & SURVIVAL (3 Credits) MW
12 WEEKS
Starts Week of September 22 - Ends Week of December 11
D BLOCK
ENGL 0955 D1
BASIC ENGLISH II (3 Credits) TTH
A BLOCK (8/27 - 9/30)
ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLY & MEASURE (3 Credits) M-TH
B BLOCK (10/1 - 11/4)
BASIC ELECTRICITY, DC (3 Credits) M-TH
REMOTE TERMINAL UNIT PROGRAMMING (3 Credits) M-TH
CREATIVE WRITING: PUBLISH YOUR WORK (1 Credit) W
INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS II (3 Credits) M-TH
C BLOCK (11/5 - 12/11)
ELTR 1530 C1
INDM 1510 C1
BASIC ELECTRICITY, AC (3 Credits) M-TH
INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS I (3 Credits) M-TH
SHORT COURSES
Varied Start & End Dates
PEAC 1287 Q1
PEAC 1297 Q1
PEAC 1309 Q1
PEAC 1320 Q1
PEAC 2017 Q1
PEAC 2018 Q1
ROCK CLIMBING I (1 Credit)
WHITEWATER RAFTING (1 Credit)
HIKE-CAMP-FISH (2 Credits)
BIG GAME HABITAT SKILLS (1 Credit)
WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR (1 Credit)
LIFEGUARD TRAINING (1 Credit)
9/9
8/27
8/28
10/28
11/4
9/15
9/20
9/10
9/7
11/8
11/15
9/25
See full schedule beginning on page 39 for
more details on evening courses
PASS
The Program for Adult Student Success, or PASS, is a
WWCC initiative designed to meet the specific needs of Adult
Learners. PASS is a one year sequence of courses designed
to help students complete the first two semesters of their
Associates Degree.
WWCC will provide selected participants with the
following resources throughout the PASS program:
• A scholarship to help cover tuition and fees
• Childcare while you attend class
• Use of textbooks at no cost
PASS students must have a willingness and excitement
to participate fully in all components of this program,
including:
•The ability to attend courses three nights a week for
both Fall and Spring semester
•The capacity to regularly attend class and PASS
activities, being prepared, and willing to participate
•A strong sense of personal responsibility and desire
to complete your educational goals
For additional PASS information and application materials
please contact:
Mark Rembacz
PASS Advisor
307-382-1899
[email protected]
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Fall Evening COurses
Late Starting Courses
FALL EVENING COURSES
Go Global
Honors: The Holocaust
0340 HIST 2080 HP
TTH 1:00-2:15 PM
Jessica Clark • 3 credits • Social Science
Explore the destruction of European Jewry from 1933 to
1945. Study the perspective of survivors, perpetrators, and
bystanders.
Honors Non-Western Political Cultures
0352 POLS 1200 HP
WF 2:30-3:45 PM
Bruce Anderson • 3 credits • Social Science
Examine the cultural, political, and global contexts of social
forces that shape our lives in different parts of the world.
Honors Introduction to Humanities
Honors Introduction to Public Speaking
8928 COMM 1010-01 HP
MW 11:30 AM-12:45 PM
Linda Linn • 3 credits • Applied Arts
View and discuss famous speeches. Attend regional public
speaking events. Develop your own skills!
Fall Honors Courses
Honors Introduction to Music of the World
0102 MUSC 2015 HP
MW 1:00-2:15 PM
Craig Ralston • 3 credits • Humanities
Experience music from multiple cultures. Get sound
inspiration!
9240 HUMN 1010 HP
TTH 8:30-9:45 AM
Rick Kempa • 3 credits • Humanities
Experience first-hand the wonders of art, theatre, symphony,
architecture, and literature. (Honors Program students only)
Accounting............................................................................................. 40
Alternative Fuel Vehicle Technology.................................................... 40
Anthropology......................................................................................... 41
Art.......................................................................................................... 41
Automotive Technology......................................................................... 41
Basic Skills............................................................................................ 42
Biology.................................................................................................. 43
Business Administration....................................................................... 44
Business Office Technology.................................................................. 45
Chemistry.............................................................................................. 45
Communication..................................................................................... 46
Computer Applications......................................................................... 47
Computer Science................................................................................. 47
Criminal Justice.................................................................................... 48
Dance.................................................................................................... 66
Diesel Technology................................................................................. 48
Early Fall Block (August Courses)........................................................ 40
Economics............................................................................................. 49
Education............................................................................................... 49
Electrical Apprenticeship...................................................................... 50
Electrical Technology............................................................................ 50
Emergency Management...................................................................... 51
Engineering Science............................................................................. 51
English................................................................................................... 52
Finance.................................................................................................. 53
Geography & Recreation....................................................................... 53
Geology................................................................................................. 53
Health Education................................................................................... 53
Health Science...................................................................................... 54
History................................................................................................... 54
Home Economics/Nutrition................................................................... 55
Human Development............................................................................ 55
Humanities............................................................................................ 56
Industrial Maintenance......................................................................... 56
Information Management..................................................................... 56
Instructional Technology....................................................................... 56
Library Science..................................................................................... 56
Machine Tool Technology..................................................................... 56
Management......................................................................................... 57
Marketing.............................................................................................. 57
Mathematics......................................................................................... 57
Music..................................................................................................... 59
Nursing.................................................................................................. 60
Nutrition................................................................................................ 55
Oil & Gas Production Technology......................................................... 61
Outdoor Education Activities................................................................. 61
Philosophy............................................................................................. 61
Phlebotomy........................................................................................... 61
Physical Activity.................................................................................... 62
Physical Education................................................................................ 63
Physics.................................................................................................. 64
Political Science................................................................................... 64
Psychology............................................................................................ 65
Rangeland Ecology & Watershed Management............................. 44, 65
Sociology............................................................................................... 65
Spanish................................................................................................. 66
Statistics............................................................................................... 66
Technology............................................................................................ 66
Theatre and Dance................................................................................ 66
Varsity Athletics.................................................................................... 63
Welding................................................................................................. 68
Workforce Development Training......................................................... 69
Important Abbreviations
Course Section Abbreviations
M............................................................................. Monday
T.............................................................................. Tuesday
W........................................................................ Wednesday
TH.......................................................................... Thursday
F...................................................................................Friday
S............................................................................. Saturday
SU............................................................................. Sunday
RSC.................................................... Rock Springs Campus
GRC........................................................ Green River Center
TBA........................................To Be Arranged or Announced
IP........................................................Instructor Permission
Who can take Honors courses?
How to Read the Schedule
Students with a 3.25 College GPA, or 25 ACT, or 3.5 High
School GPA, or instructor permission.
Why take Honors courses?
• Expand your horizons with innovative courses.
• Enjoy small class sizes and interactive learning.
• Enhance your college transcript!
A........A Block(5 week)..........................08/27/14-9/30/14
B........B Block (5 week)..........................10/01/14-11/04/14
C........C Block (5 week)..........................11/05/14-12/11/14
D........D Block (12 week)........................09/22/14-12/11/14
E........E Block (8 week)..........................08/27/14-10/16/14
F.........F Block (8 week)..........................10/20/14-12/11/14
Q........Q Block (start/end dates vary)
G........Offered at Green River Center
NT......Internet
X........Early Fall Block
Synonym
Number Used
to Register
Course
Prerequisites
and Meeting
Time
Course Title
and Number
Course
Meeting Days
Number of
Credits
Course
Start/End
Date
Course
Location
Course
Instructor
Questions?
Contact Rick Kempa, Rm 1414, 382-1731
[email protected]
38
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
39
Fall 2014
with WWCC Honors courses in Fall 2014!
Finding A COurse
Class Schedule • Fall 2014
Finding A Course
EARLY FALL BLOCK - AUGUST COURSES
Early Fall BLock - August Courses
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
TIME
DAY DAY BLDG./ROOM
BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
INSTRUCTOR
SYNONYM # START/END
AFVT 1610
START/END
Early Fall BLock & ACCOUNTING - ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY
DVST 0800 X1
3
08:00AM 03:00PM
M-F
RSC 1441/1445/A200 R. TOLHURST; 8/11 8/22
Must have two developmental COMPASS Scores; COMPASS Scores must be current
S. STAFF
DVST 0800 X2
3
08:00AM 03:00PM
M-F
RSC 2021
S. FAHLSING; 8/11 8/22
International Students only; Weekend Trip Included
M. SCHUTTEN
N. JOHNSON
8/4
EDUC 1520
9030

EDUC 1520 X1
2
Course meets Tues - Thurs 8/19-21 & Saturday 9/20
TPCS: COLLEGE STUDIES INSTITUTE
HMDV 1000
COLLEGE STUDIES: CSI


0970
0969
HMDV 0990 X1
HMDV 1000 X1
HMDV 1025INTRODUCTION TO ONLINE LEARNING
 9221 HMDV 1025 XNT
1
 INTERNET
04:00PM 09:00PM
08:30AM 04:30PM
TWTH
S
RSC 1439
R. ANDRUS
08:00AM 03:00PM
M-F
TBA
TBA 8/11 8/22
2
08:00AM 03:00PM
M-F
TBA
TBA 8/11 8/22
See page 34 & 35
B. REYNOLDS 8/4
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
8/22
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
Prerequisites: MATH 0930 or Math ACT of 23 or higher, or Math Placement Exam score of 66 or higher; and COSC 1200, IMGT 2400,
or CMAP 1750 or Instructor Permission
8751 ACCT 2010 01
4
10:00AM 11:15AM
MWF
8752 ACCT 2010 NT
4
INTERNET 1080 ACCT 2010 NT2
4
INTERNET $
$
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II
RSC 1406
See page 34 & 35
See page 34 & 35
Prerequisites: ACCT 2010
8753 ACCT 2020 01
4
01:00PM 02:15PM
MWF
RSC 1404
$
8754 ACCT 2020 NT
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35
$
J. FORBES
J. FORBES
J. FORBES
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
J. FORBES
C. DAVIDSON
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/11
ACCT 2210
ACCOUNTING INFO SYSTEMS: QUICKBOOKS
Prerequisites: ACCT 2010 or BOTK 2810 (ACCT 2010 may be taken concurrently)
ACCT 2460
$
8756
PAYROLL ACCOUNTING
Prerequisites: ACCT 2010, BOTK 2810, or Instructor Permission
$
0079 ACCT 2210 01
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC 1430
ACCT 2460 NT
3
E. TAYLOR
B. DERENTIS
8/27 12/11
Prerequisites: AFVT 1500 and AUTO 1700
0294 AFVT 1600 B1
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1515
T. HIND
m
$


W
Evening Course
Weekend Course
Green River
Internet Course
Course Fees
Capstone Course
40
INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOLOGY
ANTH 1300 NT
3
ANTH 2200
WORLD CULTURE
8765 ANTH 2200 01
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC 1223
E. WILLIAMSON 8/27 12/11
TPCS:INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH
DRAWING I
CANCELLED
F. MCEWIN
8/28 12/11
F. MCEWIN
8/28 12/11
P. NG
8/28 12/11
B. FETZ
8/27 12/10
8776 ART 2010 01
3
04:00PM 05:20PM
MW
RSC 1109
F. MCEWIN
8/27 12/10
m$
8777ART 2120 01
3
05:30PM 07:30PM TTHRSC 1430
D. GUTIERREZ
8/28 12/11
8778 ART 2210 01
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
MW
RSC 1108
F. MCEWIN
8/27 12/10
$
8779 ART 2410 01
3
10:00AM 12:50PM
MW
RSC 1110
$
8780 ART 2410 02
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
TTH
RSC 1110
$
8781 ART 2410 03
3
04:00PM 06:50PM
TTH
RSC 1110
B. FETZ
B. FETZ
B. FETZ
8/27 12/10
8/28 12/11
8/28 12/11
$
8782 ART 2420 01
3
10:00AM 12:50PM
MW
RSC 1110
$
8783 ART 2420 02
3
04:00PM 06:50PM
TTH
RSC 1110
B. FETZ
B. FETZ
8/27 12/10
8/28 12/11
$
8784 ART 2430 01
3
TBA F
RSC 1110
B. FETZ
8/29 12/5
$
8785 ART 2440 01
3
TBA F
RSC 1110
B. FETZ
8/29 12/5
$
8786 ART 2445 01
1.00-3.00 TBA F
RSC 1110
B. FETZ
8/29 12/5
8787 ART 2483 Q1
1
09:00AM 05:00PM
THFS
RSC 1109
F. MCEWIN
10/2 10/4
S. SANDERS
8/27 9/30
ART 2010
ART HISTORY I
ART 2120
GRAPHIC DESIGN I
ART 2210
PAINTING I
ART 2410
CERAMICS I
ART 2420
CERAMICS II
Prerequisites: ART 2410
ART 2430
CERAMICS III
Prerequisites: ART 2420 and ART 1110
ART 2440
CERAMICS IV
Prerequisites: ART 2430 and ART 1110
ART 2445
CERAMIC STUDIO
Prerequisites: ART 1110 and ART 2420; Concurrent Enrollment In ART 2430
ART 2483
SP PRINTMAKING: COLOR REDUCTION WOODCUTS Instructor Permission Required
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
LIGHT-DUTY DIESEL ENGINE PERFORMANCE I
CANCELLED
8/28 12/11
ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY
AFVT 1600
ANTH 1300
$
8764
8770 ART 1005 01
3
02:30PM 05:20PM
TTH
RSC 1108
ART 1110
DESIGN: 2D
8771 ART 1110 01
3
11:30AM 02:00PM
TTH
RSC 1108
ART 1150
PHOTOGRAPHY I
Wet Lab
m$
8773ART 1150 01
3
07:00PM 10:00PM
TTH
RSC B110/B120
ART 1310
SCULPTURE I
$
8775 ART 1310 01
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
MW
RSC 1112
ACCT 2020
11/5 12/11
E. WILLIAMSON 8/27 12/11
H. NORTON
8/2712/11
ART 1005
ACCOUNTING
ACCT 2010
T. HIND
8/19 9/20
1
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS START/END
ART
FALL 2014
SYNONYM # INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
0334 ANTH 2490 01
1-3
TBA TBA
F
RSC 1223
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HMDV 0990
INSTRUCTOR
8761 ANTH 1200 01
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
MF
RSC 1005
$
8762 ANTH 1200 NT
3
$
8763 ANTH 1200 NT2
3
ANTH 2490
8/22
EDUCATION, GENERAL
$
Fall 2014
CANCELLED
FACILITATING ONLINE LEARNING
ANTH 1200
COLLEGE STUDIES INSTITUTE
EDCI 2526 XNT
1

Prerequisites: AFVT 1600
BLDG./ROOM
EDUCATION, CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION
EDCI 2526
$ 0386
LIGHT-DUTY DIESEL ENGINE PERFORMANCE II
DAY ANTHROPOLOGY
0303

0305

PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
0296 AFVT 1610 C1
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1515
DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES
DVST 0800
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS AUTO 1690
10/1 11/4

Early Fall Block
MANUAL POWER TRAIN FUNDAMENTALS
$
8801 AUTO 1690 A1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1526
m
Evening Course
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
41
ANTHROPOLOGY - AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS Fall 2014
SYNONYM # AUTO 1730
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS
Prerequisites: AUTO 1770
AUTO 1740
BRAKE SYSTEMS
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
$
8802 AUTO 1730 Q1
6
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1518
K. PATTON
10/1 12/11
$
8803 AUTO 1740 A1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1518
AUTO 1765
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS I
$
8805 AUTO 1765 A1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1515
$
8806 AUTO 1765 A2
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1515
K. PATTON
8/27 9/30
T. HIND
S. SANDERS
8/27 9/30
8/27 9/30
AUTO 1766
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS II
AUTO 1770
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS
AUTO 2540
ADV BRAKES & SUSPENSION SYSTEMS
Prerequisites: AUTO 1740 and AUTO 1770
AUTO 2545
AUTO ALIGNMENT & STEERNG SYSTEM
T. HIND
10/1 11/4
$
8808 AUTO 1770 C1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1515
T. HIND
11/5 12/11
$
8809 AUTO 2540 B1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1518
K. PATTON
10/1 11/4
$
8810 AUTO 2545 C1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1518
K. PATTON
11/5 12/11
BASIC SKILLS
Learning Center (2nd Floor, Room 2051) Hours: 8 am - 5 pm, M-TH, and 8 am - 12 pm, F; Evening hours vary each semester. Green
River Center hours are available for some developmental courses.
Reading
–
Students improve their ability to understand and apply college reading materials.
Grammar
–
Students learn parts of speech, sentence structure, grammatical correctness, punctuation and capitalization.
Spelling
–
Students improve their spelling skills using a phonetics or rule approach.
Vocabulary
–
Students improve their ability to understand college level vocabulary.
Writing
–
Students learn to organize their ideas and express their thoughts more clearly. This course is partially
designed to help students improve their research papers and essay tests.
Students improve basic math and calculator skills.
ESL courses are designed to meet the specific needs of non English speaking students in reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, spelling and listening.
• All students registering for a Learning Center (LC) class must meet with an instructor in the Learning Center the first week of class.
•In order to earn one credit, a student must schedule two hours per week per credit with an instructor in the LC. Class times are to be arranged the first week of class.
• Learning Center classes may be added until two weeks after midterm.
• Non-native classes are for non-native English Language students.
• In addition to college preparatory classes, the Learning Center offers preparatory classes for the High School Equivalency Tests.
• Students with a COMPASS Score of 74 or below or (ACT Reading score of 19 or below) are required to take HMDV 1000 College Studies. Students with a COMPASS score of 40 or below must enroll in BAS 0510.
Learning Center courses listed below as FLEXIBLE (See Time Column) are individualized. Students must attend an orientation session in the Learning Center during the first week
of classes and select a class meeting time from those listed below. Students are required to attend two hours a week for each course in which they are enrolled. The Learning
Center, located on the 2nd floor, Room 2051, is open Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Monday and Wednesday evenings 5-8pm, and Friday 8am-12pm
Students enrolled in BAS 0620, Writing Skills must choose from the following times:
M/W 12:00 to 12:53pm or 1:00-1:53pm
T/TH 1:00-1:53pm or 2:00-2:53pm
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
M. SCHUTTEN
$
8822 BAS 0640 01
1
FLEXIBLE
See page 41 RSC 2051
S. FAHLSING; M. SCHUTTEN
8/27 12/11
$
8823 BAS 0910 E1
2
10:00AM 10:50AM
M-TH
RSC 2021
BAS 0950
NON-NATIVE VOCABULARY
$
8824 BAS 0950 F1
2
10:00AM 10:50AM
M-TH
RSC 2021
L. CHEW
8/27 10/16
L. CHEW
10/20 12/11
$
8825 BAS 0960 F1
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
M-TH
RSC 2021
L. CHEW
10/20 12/11
BAS 0640SPELLING SKILLS
BAS 0910NON-NATIVE READING
BAS 0960
$
8807 AUTO 1766 B1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1515
Mathematics –
English for –
Non-Native Speakers
SYNONYM # START/END
NON-NATIVE LISTENING
BIOLOGY
BIOL 1003
CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY
Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 1004 (required)
$
8829 BIOL 1003 01
4
08:30AM 09:20AM
MWF
RSC 1221
K. KIRSCH
Must take BIOL 1004 A, B or C
$
0081 BIOL 1003 02
4
01:00PM 01:50PM
MWF
RSC 2025
K. KIRSCH
$
8830 BIOL 1003 03
4
02:30PM 03:20PM
MWF
RSC 2025
K. KIRSCH
8831 BIOL 1003 04
4
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC 2025
STAFF
CANCELLED $
Must take BIOL 1004 C or D
$
8833 BIOL 1003 NT
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 S. POWELL
Must take BIOL 1004 NT
$
8832 BIOL 1003 DNT
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 C. PATTERSON
Must take BIOL 1004 DNT
BIOL 1004
CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY LAB
0082 BIOL 1004 A
0
11:30AM 01:30PM
T
RSC 1212
K. KIRSCH
Must take BIOL 1003 01, 02 or 03
8835 BIOL 1004 B
0
02:30PM 04:30PM
TH
RSC 1212
K. KIRSCH
8836 BIOL 1004 C
0
08:30AM 10:30AM
TH
RSC 1212
K. KIRSCH
8837 BIOL 1004 D
0
02:30PM 04:30PM
TH
RSC 1212
STAFF
CANCELLED Must take BIOL 1003 01 or 04

8839 BIOL 1004 NT
0
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 S. POWELL
Must take BIOL 1003 NT

8838 BIOL 1004 DNT
0
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 C. PATTERSON
Must take BIOL 1003 DNT
BIOL 1009
CANCELLED CANCELLED CRITICAL SCIENCE SKILLS
8842 BIOL 1009 01
3
11:30AM 12:20PM
MWF
RSC 1441
8843 BIOL 1009 02
3
02:30PM 03:20PM
MWF
RSC 1212
8841 BIOL 1009 03
3
01:00PM 02:15PM
TTH
RSC 1441
$
8844 BIOL 1009 DNT
3
R. BARNEY
STAFF
STAFF
G. FAERBER
8/2712/10
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/10
8/28 12/11
8/27 12/11
9/22 12/11
9/2
12/9
9/2
12/9
8/2812/11
8/28 12/11
8/27 12/11
9/22 12/11
8/27
8/27
8/28
9/22
12/10
12/10
12/11
12/11
BIOL 1010
GENERAL BIOLOGY
Prerequisites: BIOL 1009 or CHEM 1009 (C or better), or Science ACT of 21, or SAT of 1500, or COMPASS Reading score of 71 or higher and English score of 40 or higher, and COMPASS Algebra score of 45 or higher
BIOL 1011
$
8819 BAS 0510 01
1
FLEXIBLE
See above RSC 2051
S. FAHLSING
8/27 12/11
$
8820 BAS 0620 01
1
FLEXIBLE
See above RSC 2051
S. FAHLSING
8/27 12/11
$
8845 BIOL 1010 01
4
08:30AM 09:20AM
MWF
RSC 2025
S. MITCHELL
8/27 12/10
Must take BIOL 1011 A, B or E
$
8846 BIOL 1010 02
4
10:00AM 10:50AM
MWF
RSC 2028
K. KIRSCH
8/27 12/10
Must take BIOL 1011 D
$
8847 BIOL 1010 03
4
11:30AM 12:20PM
MWF
RSC 2028
S. MITCHELL 8/2712/10
$
8848 BIOL 1010 04
4
01:00PM 01:50PM
MWF
RSC 2028
S. MITCHELL
8/27 12/10
$
8849 BIOL 1010 05
4
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC 2028
W. CLARK
8/28 12/11
Must take BIOL 1011 C
$
8850 BIOL 1010 NT
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 S. MITCHELL
8/27 12/11
Must take BIOL 1011 NT; Required Labs in Rock Springs, Saturday, 9/13 and 10/25 8am-5pm, Room 1211
$
8851 BIOL 1010 NT2
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 W. CLARK
8/27 12/11
Must take BIOL 1011 NT2; Required Labs in Rock Springs, Saturday, 9/6, 11/1, and 12/6 9am-5pm, Room 1212
8/27 12/11
8852
Students enrolled in BAS 0510 Reading Skills, BAS 0630 Grammar Skills, BAS 0640 Spelling Skills, HMDV 1100 Speed Reading, or HMDV 1110 College Vocabulary must come
to the Learning Center to sign up for a class time.
Students enrolled in MATH 0710 Arithmetic Skills, MATH 0720 Algebra Skills must choose from the following times:
M/W 9:00-9:53am, 10:00-10:53am, 11:00-11:53am
T/TH 2:00-2:53pm
BAS 0510
READING SKILLS
BAS 0620
WRITING SKILLS
BAS 0630
GRAMMAR SKILLS
$
8821
m
Evening Course
42
BAS 0630 01
W
Weekend Course
1

Green River
FLEXIBLE

Internet Course
See above RSC 2051
$
Course Fees
S. FAHLSING; Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
m
Evening Course
GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB
BIOL 1011 A
0
08:30AM 10:30AM
T
RSC 1211
S. MITCHELL
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course
9/2
12/9

Early Fall Block
43
BASIC SKILLS - BIOLOGY
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
Fall 2014
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY - BASIC SKILLS
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
SYNONYM # START/END
INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE RESEARCH I
8859 BIOL 1390 01
4
TBA TBA
RSC 1307
Fall 2014
BIOLOGY - BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BIOL 2010
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I LAB
8864 BIOL 2011 A
0
08:30AM 10:30AM
T
RSC 2030
H. CHEW
9/2 12/9
Must take BIOL 2010 01, 02, or 03
8865 BIOL 2011 B
0
02:30PM 04:30PM
T
RSC 2030
H. CHEW
9/2 12/9
8866 BIOL 2011 C
0
08:30AM 10:30AM
TH
RSC 2030
H. CHEW
8/28 12/11

8867 BIOL 2011 NT
0
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 STAFF
8/27 12/11
Must take BIOL 2010 NT; Required Labs in Rock Springs, Saturday 10/25 and 12/6, 8am -5pm, Room 2030

2424 BIOL 2011 NT2
0
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 D. FORREST
8/27 12/11
Must take BIOL 2010 NT2; Required Labs in Rock Springs, Friday 10/24 and 12/5, 8am -5pm, Room 2030
Prerequisites: BIOL 1010; Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 2032 (required)
BIOL 2032
ANIMAL BIOLOGY LAB
W. CLARK
8/27 12/10
8871 BIOL 2032 A
0
08:30AM 10:30AM
TH
RSC 1211
BIOL 2080
PSYCHOBIOLOGY
Prerequisites: PSYC 1000
0084 BIOL 2080 01
3
11:30AM 12:20PM
MWF
RSC 1440
BIOL 2390
INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE RESEARCH II
Prerequisites: BIOL 1390
8872 BIOL 2390 01
4
TBA TBA
RSC 1307
W. CLARK
8/28 12/11
S. MITCHELL
8/27 12/10
Prerequisites: BIOL 1010; Concurrent Enrollment In REWM 2500 (required)
REWM 2500
RANGELAND PLANT IDENTIFICATION
W. CLARK
$
0086 REWM 2500 A
2
02:30PM 06:30PM
TH
RSC 2030
W. CLARK
8/28 12/11
8/28 12/11
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BADM 1000
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
8811 BADM 1000 01
3
08:30AM 09:20AM
MWF
RSC A102
8812 BADM 1000 02
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC 1330
$
8813 BADM 1000 NT
3
m
Evening Course
44
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
E. KISIEL
J. FORBES
E. KISIEL
Capstone Course
8/2712/10
8/28 12/11
8/2712/11

Early Fall Block
E. KISIEL
8/27 12/11
E. KISIEL
8/27 12/11
BOTK 1555
BASIC OFFICE SKILLS
BOTK 1520 NT
3
B. DERENTIS
8/27 12/11
$
8875 BOTK 1555 01
3
10:00AM 11:15AM
T
RSC 1405
Partial Internet, see page 34 & 35
$
0389 BOTK 1555 NT
3
J. ALLEN
9/2
J. ALLEN
8/27 12/11
$
8876 BOTK 1640 01
3
FLEXIBLE
RSC 1448
BOTK 1650KEYBOARDING APP II
Prerequisites: BOTK 1640
$
8879 BOTK 1650 NT
3
BOTK 2750
RECORDS & INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
$
8880 BOTK 2750 01
3
10:00AM 11:15AM
TH
RSC 1430
Partial Internet, see page 34 & 35
$
0297 BOTK 2750 NT
3
A. CROSS
8/27 12/11
L. MCCLURE
8/27 12/11
M. FRERICKS
8/28 12/11
M. FRERICKS
8/27 12/11
12/9
CHEM 1000
CANCELLED
PRINCIPLES OF RANGELAND MANAGEMENT
0085 REWM 2000 01
3
01:00PM 02:15PM
TTH
RSC 2028
BUSINESS MATHEMATICS
RANGELAND ECOLOGY & WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
REWM 2000
START/END
CHEMISTRY
R. BARNEY; H. CHEW; 8/2712/11
S. MITCHELL; W. CLARK
BOTK 1520
$
8874
BOTK 1640KEYBOARDING APP I
ANIMAL BIOLOGY
INSTRUCTOR
Prerequisites: BIOL 1010; Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 2011 (required)
$
8868 BIOL 2022 01
4
08:30AM 09:45AM
MW
RSC 2028
BLDG./ROOM
BUSINESS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY
R. BARNEY; H. CHEW; 8/27 12/11
S. MITCHELL; W. CLARK
BIOL 2022
DAY BADM 2195
CANCELLED $
8817
$
8860 BIOL 2010 01
4
10:00AM 10:50AM
MWF
RSC 2025
H. CHEW
8/27 12/10
$
8861 BIOL 2010 02
4
02:30PM 03:20PM
MWF
RSC 2028
H. CHEW
8/27 12/10
$
8862 BIOL 2010 03
4
01:00PM 02:15PM
TTH
RSC 2025
H. CHEW
8/28 12/11
$
8863 BIOL 2010 NT
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 STAFF
8/27 12/11
Must take BIOL 2011 NT; Required Labs in Rock Springs, Saturday 10/25 and 12/6, 8am -5pm, Room 2030
$
2423 BIOL 2010 NT2
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 D. FORREST
8/27 12/11
Must take BIOL 2011 NT2; Required Labs in Rock Springs, Friday 10/24 and 12/5, 8am -5pm, Room 2030
BIOL 2011
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
BADM 2195 NT
3
BADM 2800
BUSINESS PORTFOLIO/CAPSTONE
Prerequisites: BADM 1000
$ 8818 BADM 2800 NT
2
8853 BIOL 1011 B
0
11:30AM 01:30PM
T
RSC 1211
S. MITCHELL
9/2 12/9
8855 BIOL 1011 C
0
02:30PM 04:30PM
T
RSC 1212
W. CLARK
9/2 12/9
Must take BIOL 1010 05
8856 BIOL 1011 D
0
11:30AM 01:30PM
TH
RSC 1211
K. KIRSCH
8/28 12/11
Must take BIOL 1010 02
8854 BIOL 1011 E
0
02:30PM 04:30PM
T
RSC 1211
S. MITCHELL 8/2812/11
$
8857 BIOL 1011 NT
0
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 S. MITCHELL
8/27 12/11
Must take BIOL 1010 NT; Required Labs in Rock Springs, Saturday, 9/13 and 10/25 8am-5pm, Room 1211
$
8858 BIOL 1011 NT2
0
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 W. CLARK
8/27 12/11
Must take BIOL 1010 NT2; Required Labs in Rock Springs, Saturday, 9/6, 11/1, and 12/6 9am-5pm, Room 1212
BIOL 1390
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY
Prerequisites: MATH 0920; Concurrent Enrollment In CHEM 1001 (required)
$
8882 CHEM 1000 01
4
10:00AM 10:50AM
MWF
RSC 1444
C. THOMPSON
8/27 12/10
Must take CHEM 1001 A
$
8883 CHEM 1000 NT
4
8/27 12/11
Must take CHEM 1001 NT; Required lab at Evanston High School, Saturday 11/22 8am - 6pm, Room 123
CHEM 1001
INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY LAB
Concurrent Enrollment In CHEM 1000
8886 CHEM 1001 A
0
02:30PM 04:30PM
T
RSC 1204
C. THOMPSON
9/2 12/9
Must take CHEM 1000 01

8887 CHEM 1001 NT
0
8/27 12/11
Must take CHEM 1000 NT; Required lab at Evanston High School, Saturday 11/22 8am - 6pm, Room 123 CHEM 1009
8891 CHEM 1009 01
3
11:30AM 12:20PM
MWF
RSC 1441
R. BARNEY
8/27 12/10
CANCELLED 8892 CHEM 1009 02
3
02:30PM 03:20PM
MWF
RSC 1212
STAFF
8/27 12/10
CANCELLED 8890 CHEM 1009 03
3
01:00PM 02:15PM
TTH
RSC 1441
STAFF
8/28 12/11
$
8893 CHEM 1009 DNT
3
9/22 12/11
CHEM 1020
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
Prerequisites: MATH 1400 (C or better) may be taken concurrently, plus the following:
BIOL 1009 or CHEM 1009 (C or better), or Science ACT of 21, or SAT of 1500, or COMPASS Reading score of 71 or higher and English score of 40 or higher
Concurrent Enrollment In CHEM 1021 (required)
$
8894 CHEM 1020 01
4
08:30AM 09:45AM
MWF
RSC 1444
R. GOFF
Must take CHEM 1021 A or B or C
$
8895 CHEM 1020 02
4
02:30PM 03:45PM
MWF
RSC 1444
R. GOFF
Must take CHEM 1021 A or B or C
CHEM 1021
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LAB
8896 CHEM 1021 A
0
11:30AM 02:20PM
T
RSC 1204
R. GOFF
Must take CHEM 1020 01 or 02
8897 CHEM 1021 B
0
08:30AM 11:20AM
TH
RSC 1204
R. GOFF
Must take CHEM 1020 01 or 02
2425 CHEM 1021 C
0
08:30AM 11:20AM
T
RSC 1204
R. GOFF
Must take CHEM 1020 01 or 02 CHEM 1030
GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
Prerequisites: CHEM 1020 & MATH 1400;
$
8898 CHEM 1030 01
4
11:30AM 12:45PM
MWF
RSC 1444
m
Evening Course
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
R. GOFF
Capstone Course
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/10
9/2
12/9
8/28 12/11
8/28 12/11
8/27 12/10

Early Fall Block
45
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - CHEMISTRY
TIME
CHEM 1031
GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LAB
CHEM 2320
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
Prerequisites: CHEM 1030; Concurrent Enrollment In CHEM 2321 (required)
CHEM 2321
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LAB
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
8899 CHEM 1031 A
0
11:30AM 02:20PM
TH
RSC 1204
R. GOFF
8/28 12/11
$
8900 CHEM 2320 01
4
01:00PM 02:15PM
WF
R. BARNEY
8/27 12/10
R. BARNEY
8/28 12/11
RSC 2027
8901 CHEM 2321 A
0
02:30PM 05:20PM
TH
RSC 1204
Fall 2014
CHEMISTRY - COMMUNICATION
COMMUNICATION
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
LEARNING COMMUNICATION THROUGH FILM
0322 COMM 2485 01
3
10:00AM 11:15AM
TTH
RSC 1439
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
A. RUDOFF
8/28 12/11
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
The OIS Lab is used for computer instruction in an individualized format and in a classroom setting. The lab also has several computers available for students to use for
homework assignments, internet classes and email communication.
Departments that have offerings in the Lab include Computer Applications, Computer Science, and Business Office Technology. Computers are available Monday through
Thursday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Weekend lab times will be announced at the beginning of the semester. An instructor or lab assistant is
readily available to assist each student.
COMM 1000 NT
3
L. LINN
8/27 12/11
8929 COMM 1010 01
3
01:00PM 02:15PM
TTH
RSC 1439
8930 COMM 1010 02
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
TTH
RSC A209
m
8931COMM 1010 E1
3
05:30PM 08:00PM MWRSC 1444
0318 COMM 1010 D1
3
08:30AM 09:55AM
MWF
RSC 1306
8934COMM 1010 GF
3
06:15PM 08:45PM MWGRC 105
m
m
0664COMM 1010 GF2
3
06:15PM 08:45PM MWGRC 200
$
8935 COMM 1010 NT
3
$
8936 COMM 1010 NT2
3
A. RUDOFF
L. LINN
C. KENNEDY
L. HABIBI
C. KENNEDY
L. HABIBI
T. VEST
L. HABIBI
8/28 12/11
8/28 12/11
8/27 10/15
9/22 12/10
10/20 12/10
10/20 12/10
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
Courses listed below as FLEXIBLE (See Time column) are individualized. Students work at times that are convenient for them. In addition to registering for the course,
the student must come to the OIS Lab during the first week of classes to schedule an orientation session with the instructor. The student should then plan to spend the
appropriate hours of lab time per week to finish the assigned lessons by the weekly due dates. These hours may be arranged for daytime or evening hours to suit the
student’s schedule and may vary from week to week. Lab assistants and instructors are available for assistance.
8928 COMM 1010 HP
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
MW
RSC A209
L. LINN
8938 COMM 1030 01
3
10:00AM 10:50AM
MWF
RSC 1439
8941 COMM 1030 02
3
01:00PM 01:50PM
MWF
RSC 1439
8939 COMM 1030 03
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC A206
0320 COMM 1030 04
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC A102
8940 COMM 1030 05
3
04:00PM 05:15PM
TTH
RSC A206
$
8943 COMM 1030 NT
3
$
8942 COMM 1030 FNT
3
A. RUDOFF
A. RUDOFF
L. LINN
C. KENNEDY
C. KENNEDY
K. DANAEI
K. STIRLING
0087 COMM 1040 01
3
02:30PM 03:20PM
MWF
RSC A102
C. KENNEDY
m
8945COMM 1230 01
4
05:30PM 07:10PM MWRSC 1330
A. LEGERSKI
8948 COMM 1370 01
1.00-3.00 01:00PM 01:50PMF RSC 1436
C. CLEMMENSEN 8/29 12/5
8949 COMM 1375 01
1.00-3.00 01:00PM 01:50PMF RSC 1436
COMM 1000
$
8927
INTRODUCTION TO MASS MEDIA
COMM 1010
PUBLIC SPEAKING
COMM 1010
HONORS PUBLIC SPEAKING
COMM 1030
Open to Students with 3.25 College GPA, or 25 ACT, or 3.5 High School GPA,
or Instructor Permission
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
COMM 1040
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN COMMUNICATION
COMM 1230
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I
COMM 1370
PUBLICATIONS PRODUCTION I
COMM 1375
PUBLICATIONS PRODUCTION II
COMM 2080
INTRODUCTION TO FORENSICS RESEARCH
COMM 2085
INTRODUCTION TO PARLIMENTARY DEBATE
COMM 2100
$
0089
REPORTING & NEWSWRITING I
COMM 2300
GRAPHIC DESIGN I
COMM 2370
PUBLICATIONS PRODUCTION III
Prerequisites: COMM 1375
COMM 2375
PUBLICATIONS PRODUCTION IV
COMM 2485
COMMUNICATIONS SEMINAR:
8/27 12/10
Competency Based Instruction; 30 Total Lab Hours; Contact; Instructor To Begin Course
CMAP 1705
$
8905
WORD PROCESSING APPLICATIONS: WORD 2013
Prerequisites: Keyboarding Competency Required
WORD PROCESSING BASICS: WORD 2013
CMAP 1750
SPREADSHEET APPLICATIONS: EXCEL 2013
CMAP 1865
$
8908
DIGITAL PAGE LAYOUT DESIGN: INDESIGN
Must have access to Adobe Indesign Cs6
CMAP 1870
$
8909
DIGITAL ILLUST DESIGN:ILLUSTRATOR CS6
Must have access to Adobe Illustrator Cs6
INTERNET
CMAP 1905
$
0390
INTEGRATED APPLICATIONS:OFFICE 2013
CMAP 2600
COMPUTER GRAPHICS: PHOTOSHOP CS6
CMAP 2630
PRESENTATION GRAPHICS:POWERPOINT 2013
$
8904 CMAP 1610 F1
1
FLEXIBLE
RSC 1448
T. SHAFE
10/20 12/11
CMAP 1705 NT
3
L. MCCLURE
8/27 12/11
CMAP 1716 F1
1
FLEXIBLE
RSC 1448
T. DOAK
10/20 12/11
B. CUKALE
8/27 12/11
J. ALLEN
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/10
CMAP 1870 NT
3
CMAP 1880 FNT
1
C. COBB
10/20 12/11
CMAP 1905 NT
3
L. LEE
8/27 12/11
0091 CMAP 2600 01
3
01:00PM 01:50PM
TTH
RSC 1430
$
8921 CMAP 2600 NT
3
A. CROSS
A. CROSS
8/28 12/11
8/27 12/11
L. LEE
L. LEE
9/22 12/11
9/26 12/5
CMAP 1880
8910
CANCELLED $
$
9/2212/11
COMM 2100 NT
3
L. LINN
8/27 12/11
m$
8954COMM 2300 01
3
05:30PM 07:30PM TTHRSC 1430
D. GUTIERREZ
8/28 12/11
8955 COMM 2370 01
1.00-3.00 01:00PM 01:50PMF RSC 1436
8956 COMM 2375 01
1.00-3.00 01:00PM 01:50PMF RSC 1436
46
WINDOWS I

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course
8/2710/16
8/27 12/10
K. MCMANUS

CMAP 1610
L. LEE
CMAP 1865 NT
3
8951
COMM 2085 D12
02:30PM 04:00PM
MW
RSC 1438
Green River
Competency Based Instruction; 30 Total Lab Hours; Contact Instructor To Begin Course
$
0093 CMAP 1750 01
3
FLEXIBLE
RSC 1448
L. LEE
8/27 12/11
Competency Based Instruction, 5 Hr/wk Estimated Lab Time. Contact Instructor To Begin Course
$
8907 CMAP 1750 NT
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 L. MCCLURE
8/27 12/11
Must have access to Excel 2013
8/27 12/10
W
COMPUTER KEYBOARDING
$
8903 CMAP 1500 E1
1
FLEXIBLE
RSC 1448
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/10
8/28 12/11
8/28 12/11
8/28 12/11
8/2712/11
10/20 12/11
K. MCMANUS
Weekend Course
CMAP 1500
CMAP 1716
8906
CANCELLED $
8950 COMM 2080 01
2
01:00PM 01:50PM
MW
RSC 1406
m
Evening Course
Courses listed below as INTERNET (See Time column) are not open/entry and open/exit. Students must register for INTERNET courses before the last day to add.
(See http://www.wwcc.wy.edu/dist_ed/nt.htm for more details about INTERNET classes and special requirements.)

Early Fall Block
$
0092 CMAP 2630 D1
2
FLEXIBLE
RSC 1448
0433 CMAP 2630 D2
2
1:00 PM 02:20 PM
F
RSC 1430
CANCELLED $
Combination of class time and lab time
COMPUTER SCIENCE
COSC 1010
$
8959
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE I
COSC 1200
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Prerequisites: MATH 0930
COSC 1010 NT
4
$
$
$
$
$
$
8960
8961
8966
8964
8965
8968
m
Evening Course
COSC 1200 01
COSC 1200 02
COSC 1200 03
COSC 1200 04
COSC 1200 05
COSC 1200 D1
W
Weekend Course

3
3
3
3
3
3
Green River
08:30AM
10:00AM
02:30PM
10:00AM
04:00PM
08:30AM

09:20AM
10:50AM
03:45PM
11:15AM
05:15PM
09:50AM
Internet Course
MWF
MWF
MW
TTH
TTH
TTH
$
Course Fees
RSC 1408
RSC 1408
RSC 1408
RSC 1408
RSC 1408
RSC 1408
C. HESTER-CROFF 8/27 12/11
L. LEE
J. ALLEN
A. CROSS
A. CROSS
M. FRERICKS
M. FRERICKS
Capstone Course
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/28
8/27
9/23
12/10
12/10
12/10
12/11
12/10
12/11

Early Fall Block
47
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS - COMPUTER SCIENCE
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
8963 COSC 1200 D2
3
01:00PM 02:30PM
TTH
RSC 1408
8974 COSC 1200 NT
3
8975 COSC 1200 NT2
3
8969 COSC 1200 DNT 3
8970 COSC 1200 DNT2
3
J. ALLEN
L. MCCLURE
A. CHERVA
L. MCCLURE
T. ROBERTSON
9/23
8/27
8/27
9/22
9/22
K. DOUGLASS
$
$
$
$
$
Fall 2014
COMPUTER SCIENCE - DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES
COSC 1360
PC SUPPORT TECH: SMALL COMPUTER REPAIR
$
8985 COSC 1360 NT
4
Required Lab At Evanston Outreach,
Room 301, Saturday, September 20 From 9:00am - 4:00pm
C. CLEMMENSEN; 9/22 12/11
C. HESTER-CROFF
COSC 2409
$
8987
PROGRAMMING (VISUAL BASIC)
COSC 2409 NT
3
Prerequisites: MATH 1400 or Higher (C or better) Or Instructor Permission
COSC 2470
INTERNSHIP: COMPUTER SCIENCE
Prerequisites: COSC 1010, COSC 1200, COSC 1350 and Instructor Permission
8988 COSC 2470 01
1.00-3.00 TBA TBA
TBA TBA
HOMELAND SECURITY: CITY INFRASTRUCTURE
CRMJ 2120
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRMJ 2210
CRIMINAL LAW I
CRMJ 1015 ENT
3
T. CIEPIELA
8990 CRMJ 2120 01
3
01:00PM 01:50PM
MWF
RSC 1444
m
8991CRMJ 2120 E1
3
05:30PM 08:15PM MWRSC 1438
$
8992 CRMJ 2120 NT
3
T. CIEPIELA
T. CIEPIELA
J. CICCONE
0339 CRMJ 2210 01
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
MWF
RSC 1438
T. CIEPIELA
0098 CRMJ 2420 F1
3
02:30PM 04:20PM
TTH
T. CIEPIELA
10/2112/11
m
0338CRMJ 2490 01
3
05:30PM 07:15PM TTHRSC 1438
L. DAVIES
8/28 12/11
CRMJ 2510 NT
3
D. CLAMAN
8/27 12/11
m
0095CRMJ 2550 F1
3
05:30PM 08:15PM MWRSC 1438
T. CIEPIELA
10/20 12/10
CRMJ 2560 NT
3
D. CLAMAN
8/27 12/11
CRMJ 2420
JUVENILE JUSTICE
CRMJ 2490
TPCS:ANIMAL INVESTIGATIONS
CRMJ 2510
$
0099
PATROL PROCEDURES
CRMJ 2550
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION I
CRMJ 2560
$
0337
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION II
ECON 1010
RSC 1444
BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
MACROECONOMICS
9000 ECON 1010 01
3
10:00AM 11:15AM
TTH
RSC A203
0384 ECON 1010 02
3
04:00PM 05:15PM
TTH
RSC A203
$
9002 ECON 1010 NT
3
$
9003 ECON 1010 NT2
3
D. BUNN
D. BUNN
S. ALLEN
S. ALLEN
8/28 12/11
8/28 12/11
8/2712/11
8/2712/11
ECON 1020 01
3
02:30PM 03:20PM
MWF
RSC 1404
ECON 1020 NT
3
STAFF
B. OSIAS
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/11
9006 EDCI 1000 01
2
10:00AM 10:50AM
WF
RSC 1438
9007 EDCI 1000 D1
2
04:00PM 05:05PM
TTH
RSC 1438
C. MADDY
C. MADDY
8/27 12/11
9/23 12/11
A. JENSEN
9/22 11/14
N. JOHNSON
N. JOHNSON
8/4 8/22
9/15 10/16
ECON 1020
CANCELLED 0385
$
9005
MICROECONOMICS
Prerequisites: ECON 1010 (C or better)
EDUCATION, CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION
EDCI 1000
CRMJ 1015
$
8989
DAY ECONOMICS
8/27 12/11
COSC 2350 DNT
3
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
WEB DEVELOPMENT II
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS 12/11
12/11
12/11
12/11
12/11
COSC 2350
$
8986
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
SYNONYM # 8/27 10/16
EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS
EDCI 2440
INTRO TO CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
$
9011 EDCI 2440 QNT
1
EDCI 2526
$ 0386
9013
CANCELLED $

Concurrent Enrollment In EDFD 1010 (required)
Co-requisite May Be Waived With Instructor Permission
FACILITATING ONLINE LEARNING
EDCI 2526 XNT
1
EDCI 2526 QNT
1
8/27 12/10
8/27 10/15
8/27 12/11
EDUCATION, EARLY CHILDHOOD
8/2712/10
EDEC 1020
$
9014
INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
EDEC 1020 NT
3
CANCELLED
C. MADDY
EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY
EDEL 1410
MATH FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS I
Concurrent Enrollment In MATH 1100 (required)
9017 EDEL 1410 01
1
08:30AM 09:20AM
T
RSC A204
C. NEWBERG
Must take MATH 1100 01
$
9018 EDEL 1410 NT
1
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 R. O'DRISCOLL
Must take MATH 1100 NT
CANCELLED
8/2712/11
9/2
12/9
8/27 12/11
EDUCATION, EXCEPTIONAL CHILD
EDEX 2484
INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL EDUCATION
$
9019 EDEX 2484 NT
3
Prerequisites: EDCI 1000 or other Introductory Education Course
DANCE (See THEATRE & DANCE)
DIESEL TECHNOLOGY
DESL 1590
HEAVY DUTY POWER TRAINS
DESL 1595
DIESEL FUNDAMENTALS
$
8997 DESL 1590 Q1
6
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1526
S. SANDERS
10/1 12/11
$
8998 DESL 1595 C1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1526
$
0778 DESL 1595 C2
3
04:00PM 06:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1526
S. SANDERS
S. SANDERS
11/5 12/11
11/5 12/11
DVST 0800
0303

0305

m
Evening Course
48
COLLEGE STUDIES INSTITUTE
DVST 0800 X1
3
08:00AM 03:00PM
M-F
RSC 1445
Must have two developmental COMPASS Scores; COMPASS Scores must be current
DVST 0800 X2
3
08:00AM 03:00PM
M-F
RSC 2021
International Students only; Weekend Trip Included
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
R. TOLHURST; 8/11 8/22
STAFF
S. FAHLSING; 8/11 8/22
M. SCHUTTEN
Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
CANCELLED
8/27 12/11
EDUCATION, FOUNDATIONS
EDFD 1010
FIELD EXPERIENCE
Prerequisites: EDCI 1000; Visits To Educational Settings Included
Corequisite: EDCI 2440 (required)
EDFD 2020
Prerequisites: EDFD 1010; Concurrent Enrollment In EDUC 2100 (required)
9020 EDFD 1010 01
2
08:30AM 10:30AM
T
RSC 1440
9021 EDFD 1010 02
2
01:00PM 03:00PM
T
RSC 1440
DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES
C. MADDY
FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION
A. JENSEN
A. JENSEN
9/2
9/2
12/9
12/9
9022 EDFD 2020 01
3
01:00PM 01:50PM
MWF
RSC 1438
A. JENSEN
8/27 12/10
m$  9023EDFD 2020 NT
3
INTERNET
See page 34 & 35 A. JENSEN
8/27 12/11
Course will meet over Blackboard Collaborate
05:30PM 06:45PM
T
Students must be available at day and time listed
EDFD 2100
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Prerequisites: EDFD 2020 (C or better), EDUC 2100 (C or better) and PSYC 1000
Concurrent Enrollment In EDUC 2110 (required)
CANCELLED 9025 EDFD 2100 01
3
02:30PM 03:20PM
MWF
RSC 1438
m
Evening Course
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
C. MADDY
Capstone Course
8/27 12/10

Early Fall Block
49
ECONOMICS - EDUCATION
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
SYNONYM # START/END
EDUCATION, GENERAL
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
ELTR 2815
PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS
Prerequisites: ELTR 2840 and ELTR 2885, or Instructor Permission
ELTR 2820
POWER DISTRIBUTION
Prerequisites: ELTR 1530, ELTR 2840, or Instructor Permission
ELTR 2825
INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL TROUBLESHOOTING
Prerequisites: ELTR 1840, ELTR 2815 and ELTR 2820 or Instructor Permission
ELTR 2840
MOTOR CONTROLS
Prerequisites: ELTR 1520 or AUTO 1765 or Instructor Permission
ELTR 2844
REMOTE TERMINAL UNIT PROGRAMMING
Prerequisites: ELTR 2815 and ELTR 2885, or Instructor Permission
ELTR 2855
ADV PROGRAMMABLE LOGICAL CONTROLLERS
Prerequisites: ELTR 2815 or Instructor Permission
ELTR 2885
INSTRUMENTATION II
Prerequisites: ELTR 1840 or ELTR 1841, or Instructor Permission
ELTR 2890
INSTRUMENTATION III
ELTR 2980
COOP WORK EXPERIENCE: ELECTRICAL & INSTRUMENTATION
Prerequisites: ELTR 1530, ELTR 2885, and ELTR 2840
8/19 9/20
$
9055 ELTR 2815 A1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1345
$
9054 ELTR 2815 A2
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1345
B. BONINI
B. BONINI
9/1510/24
10/17 11/14
$
9057 ELTR 2820 B1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1350
G. MOSER-CLARK 10/1 11/4
$
9058 ELTR 2825 C1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1345
B. BONINI
$
9060 ELTR 2840 C1
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1350
m$
9061ELTR 2844 B1
3
05:30PM 08:20PM M-THRSC 1345
B. BONINI
10/1 11/4
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP
$
0301 ELTR 2855 C1
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1345
B. BONINI
11/5 12/11
ELAP 1515
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP I
8/27 12/11
$
9063 ELTR 2885 B1
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1350
ELAP 1525
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP II
Prerequisites: ELAP 1515 or Instructor Permission
$
0299 ELTR 2890 A1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1350
ELAP 1535
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP III
ELAP 1545
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP IV
EDUC 1520
9030
W 
EDUC 1520 X1
2
04:00PM 09:00PM
TWTH
RSC 1439
R. ANDRUS
Course meets Tues - Thurs 8/19-21 & Sat 9/20
08:30AM 04:30PM
S
$
9028 EDUC 1520 QNT
2
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 R. ANDRUS
$
2453 EDUC 1520 QNT2
2
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 R. ANDRUS
Internet course with required on campus meeting 10/17, 4-8pm and 10/18, 8am-4pm in room A101.
EDUC 2100
PRACTICUM IN TEACHING I
Prerequisites: EDFD 1010; Concurrent Enrollment In EDFD 2020 (required)
9031 EDUC 2100 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
9032 EDUC 2100 NT
1
$
EDUC 2110
PRACTICUM IN TEACHING II
A. JENSEN
A. JENSEN
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
Prerequisites: EDFD 2020 (C or better), EDUC 2100 (C or better) and PSYC 1000
Concurrent Enrollment In EDFD 2100 (required)
9034 EDUC 2110 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
EDUCATION - ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
Fall 2014
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS C. MADDY
8/27 12/11
CANCELLED
m$
9035ELAP 1515 01
3
05:30PM 08:30PM TWTHRSC 1521
J. DOAK
m$
9036ELAP 1525 01
3
05:30PM 08:30PM TWTHRSC 1521
J. DOAK
8/27 12/11
m$
9037ELAP 1535 01
3
05:30PM 08:30PM TWTHRSC 1521
J. DOAK
8/27 12/11
$
9064 ELTR 2980 01
3
TBA F
TBA TBA
m$
9038ELAP 1545 01
3
05:30PM 08:30PM TWTHRSC 1521
J. DOAK
8/27 12/11
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
m$
9039ELAP 1555 01
3
05:30PM 08:30PM TWTHRSC 1521
J. DOAK
8/27 12/11
m$
9040ELAP 1565 01
3
05:30PM 08:30PM TWTHRSC 1521
J. DOAK
8/27 12/11
m$
9041ELAP 1575 01
3
05:30PM 08:30PM TWTHRSC 1521
J. DOAK
8/27 12/11 m$
9042ELAP 1585 01
3
05:30PM 08:30PM TWTHRSC 1521
J. DOAK
ELAP 1555
ELAP 1565
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP V
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP VI
ELAP 1575
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP VII
ELAP 1585
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP VIII
8/27 12/11
$
9044 ELTR 1505 A1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1346
m$
9043ELTR 1505 A2
3
07:00PM 09:50PM M-THRSC 1346
J. URIARTE
M. OVERY
8/27 9/30
8/27 9/30
$
9046 ELTR 1520 B1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1346
m$
9045ELTR 1520 B2
3
07:00PM 09:50PM M-THRSC 1346
J. URIARTE
M. OVERY
10/1 11/4
10/1 11/4
$
9048 ELTR 1530 C1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1346
m$
9047ELTR 1530 C2
3
07:00PM 09:50PM M-THRSC 1346
J. URIARTE
M. OVERY
11/5 12/11
11/5 12/11
ELTR 1520
ELTR 1530
BASIC ELECTRICITY, DC
BASIC ELECTRICITY, AC
ELTR 1700
INTRODUCTION TO SOLID STATE ELECTRONICS
ELTR 1760
INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
$
9049 ELTR 1700 B1
3
04:00PM 06:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1346
M. OVERY
10/1 11/4
$
9050 ELTR 1760 C1
3
04:00PM 06:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1346
M. OVERY
11/5 12/11
$
9052 ELTR 1840 A1
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1350
ELTR 1840
INSTRUMENTATION I
ELTR 2620
CONTROL SYSTEM COMMUNICATIONS
$
9053
m
Evening Course
50
W
Weekend Course

3
Green River
01:00PM 03:50PM

Internet Course
M-TH
$
Course Fees
RSC 1345
EMGT 2640
$
0101
DISASTER RESOURCE & RECOVERY OPERATION
EMGT 2610 ENT
3
M. TERRILL
8/27 10/16
EMGT 2640 FNT
3
M. TERRILL
10/20 12/11
B. BONINI
Capstone Course
ES 1000
ORIENTATION TO ENGINEERING STUDY
Field Course, Meets in August just before classes begin
ES 1060
INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING COMPUTING
Prerequisites: MATH 1400; Additional Labs To Be Announced.
ES 1070
$
9139
SOLID MODELING I
$
9136 ES 1000 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
C. THOMPSON
9137 ES 1060 01
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC 1441
C. THOMPSON; S. SCHUTTEN
8/28 12/11
ES 1070 NT
3
D. URASKY
8/29 12/8
10/1 11/4

Early Fall Block
TBA TBA
ES 2110
STATICS
Prerequisites: MATH 2205 (may be taken concurrently),
PHYS 1310 or Instructor Permission. Concurrent Enrollment in ES 2111
ES 2111
STATICS LAB
Concurrent Enrollment In ES 2110
ES 2230
COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING
Some Drafting Experience or Instructor Permission Required.
9143 ES 2110 01
4
01:00PM 02:15PM
M
RSC 1332
C. THOMPSON
01:00PM 02:15PM
F
RSC 1406
8/29 12/8
9144 ES 2111 A
0
04:00PM 06:00PM
W
RSC 1332
C. THOMPSON
8/27 12/10
CANCELLED
m$
9146ES 2230 01
3
07:00PM 08:50PM TTHRSC 1441
R. RASMUSSON 8/28 12/11
ENGLISH
ENGL 0950
Prerequisites: TECH 1000, MATH 0920 or Instructor Permission
ELTR 2620 B1
DISASTER EXERCISE DESIGN & EVALUATION
ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLY & MEASURE
EMGT 2610
$
0100
ENGINEERING SCIENCE
ELTR 1505
11/5 12/11
8/27 9/30
8/27 9/30
$
9067
9068
9069
9071
m
Evening Course
BASIC ENGLISH I
ENGL 0950 01
ENGL 0950 02
ENGL 0950 E1
ENGL 0950 NT
W
Weekend Course
3
3
3
3

Green River
Prerequisites: English Placement Exam score of 38 or lower
10:00AM 10:50AM
MWF
02:30PM 03:45PM
TTH
02:30PM 05:15PM
MW
INTERNET 
Internet Course
$
Course Fees
RSC 2027
RSC 1330
RSC 1406
See page 34 & 35
V. VINCENT
J. GRANT
J. GRANT
J. KILLION
Capstone Course
8/27 12/10
8/28 12/11
8/27 10/15
8/27 12/11

Early Fall Block
51
ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY - ENGINEERING SCIENCE
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
$
9070 ENGL 0950 ENT
3
ENGL 0955
BASIC ENGLISH II
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
J. KILLION
8/27 10/16
Prerequisites: English Placement Exam score of 39-74 or ENGL 0950
9073 ENGL 0955 01
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC A209
L. MEREDITH
9074 ENGL 0955 02
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC 1306
L. MEREDITH
9075 ENGL 0955 03
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
WF
RSC 1406
C. BRUNELLI
m
0073ENGL 0955 D1
3
05:30PM 07:15PM
TTH
RSC A102
R. KEMPA
9078 ENGL 0955 F1
3
02:30PM 05:00PM
MW
RSC 1406
J. GRANT
$
9080 ENGL 0955 NT
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 J. KILLION
$
9079 ENGL 0955 FNT
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 J. KILLION
Students with a COMPASS English score of 60-74 will enroll in both ENGL 1010 AND ENGL 1011. The sections must correspond.
ENGL 1010
ENGLISH
Fall 2014
CANCELLED
ENGLISH WRITING WORKSHOP
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/10
Concurrent Enrollment In ENGL 1010 (required)
ENGL 1010
Prerequisites: English Placement Exam Score of 75 or higher, or a C or better in ENGL 0955, or ACT Score of 18 or higher
ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
9117 ENGL 1020 01
3
08:30AM 09:20AM
MWF
RSC 1330
9118 ENGL 1020 02
3
01:00PM 01:50PM
MWF
RSC 1330
9119 ENGL 1020 03
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
TTH
RSC 1445
$
9121 ENGL 1020 NT
3
$
0074 ENGL 1020 DNT
3
$
9120 ENGL 1020 FNT
3
L. MEREDITH
L. MEREDITH
S. FAHLSING
H. PRISTASH
M. ZUPPA
M. ZUPPA
R. KEMPA
R. KEMPA
ENGL 2010
9124
9125
m
Evening Course
52
TECHNICAL WRITING
ENGL 2010 01
ENGL 2010 02
W
Weekend Course
3
3

Green River
11:30AM 12:45PM
02:30PM 03:45PM

Internet Course
MW
MW
$
Course Fees
RSC 1330
RSC 1330
Capstone Course
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/10
8/2812/11
8/27 12/11
9/22 12/11
10/2012/11
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/10

Early Fall Block
DAY BLDG./ROOM
START/END
9127 ENGL 2010 NT
3
0075 ENGL 2010 NT2
3
C. BRUNELLI
P. COOK
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
C. BRUNELLI
8/29 12/8
0497 ENGL 2065 F1
3
01:00PM 03:45PM
TTH
RS SR CNTR
B. SMITH
10/21 12/11
m
9130ENGL 2091 B1
1
05:30PM 08:30PMW RSC 2023
R. KEMPA
10/1 10/29
ENGL 2140 01
3
01:00PM 02:20PM
MF
RSC A209
C. GARBETT
8/29 12/8
ENGL 2370 FNT
3
L. MEREDITH
10/20 12/11
9133 ENGL 2420 01
3
02:30PM 03:20PM
MWF
RSC A201
H. PRISTASH
8/27 12/10
0078 ENGL 2420 02
3
01:00PM 02:15PM
TTH
RSC A206
J. GRANT
8/28 12/11
ENGL 2064
CREATIVE WRITING: JOURNALING
ENGL 2065
CREATIVE WRITING: MEMOIR WRITING
ENGL 2091
CREATIVE WRITING: PUBLISH YOUR WORK
0076
ENGL 2064 01
3
WORLD LITERATURE I
11:30AM 12:50PM
MF
RSC LIBRARY
ENGL 2370
$
0331
WESTERN AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENGL 2420
LITERARY GENRES:
FAIRY TALES & THEIR RETELLING
ENGL 2420
LITERARY GENRES:
POST APOCALYPTIC LITERATURE & FILM
FINANCE
CANCELLED
$
9084 ENGL 1010 04
3
01:00PM 02:15PM
MW
RSC A200
C. PROPST
8/27 12/10
$
9086 ENGL 1010 06
3
04:00PM 05:15PM
MW
RSC A200
D. GUTIERREZ
8/27 12/11
$
9087 ENGL 1010 07
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC A200
C. BRUNELLI
8/28 12/11
$
9088 ENGL 1010 08
3
10:00AM 11:15AM
TTH
RSC A200
C. BRUNELLI
8/28 12/11
$
9089 ENGL 1010 09
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC A200
H. PRISTASH
8/28 12/11
College Studies Institute Students Only
$
9090 ENGL 1010 10
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
TTH
RSC A200
H. PRISTASH
8/28 12/11
$
9091 ENGL 1010 11
3
04:00PM 05:15PM
TTH
RSC A200
H. PRISTASH
8/28 12/11
m$
0324ENGL 1010 12
3
07:00PM 08:15PM
TTH
RSC A200
J. GRANT
8/28 12/11
$
1042 ENGL 1010 14
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
WF
RSC A203
V. VINCENT
8/27 12/11
m$
9096ENGL 1010 GE1
3
06:00PM 08:45PM MWGRC 105
L.MEREDITH
8/27 10/15
m$
9097ENGL 1010 GE2
3
06:00PM 08:45PMTTH
GRC 204
C. PROPST
8/28 10/16
$
9101 ENGL 1010 NT
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 A. SLUSSER
8/2712/11
$
9105 ENGL 1010 NT3
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 A. SLUSSER
8/2712/11
$
0621 ENGL 1010 NT4
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 D. MATHEWS
8/27 12/11
$
0848 ENGL 1010 NT5
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 D. MATHEWS
8/27 12/11
$
1040 ENGL 1010 NT6
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 K. SEIFERT
8/27 12/11
$
9094 ENGL 1010 ENT
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 R. CAMPBELL
8/27 10/16
$
9095 ENGL 1010 FNT
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 R. CAMPBELL
10/20 12/11
ENGL 1020
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
INSTRUCTOR
ENGL 2140
CANCELLED 0077
8/27 12/10
0325 ENGL 1011 01
1
08:30AM 09:20AM
F
RSC A200
C. GARBETT
8/29 12/5
Must take ENGL 1010 01
0326 ENGL 1011 02
1
10:00AM 10:50AM
F
RSC A200
C. GARBETT
8/29 12/5
0327 ENGL 1011 03
1
11:30AM 12:20PM
F
RSC A200
C. PROPST
8/29 12/5
0328 ENGL 1011 04
1
01:00PM 01:50PM
F
RSC A200
C. PROPST
8/29 12/5
0329 ENGL 1011 05
1
02:30PM 03:20PM
F
RSC A200
C. PROPST
8/29 12/5

0330 ENGL 1011 NT2
1
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 C. GARBETT
8/29 12/5
Must take ENGL 1010 NT2
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS $
$
Prerequisites: COMPASS Score 60-74 or ENGL 0955 (C or Better) Corequisite: ENGL 1011, English Writing Workshop
$
9081 ENGL 1010 01
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
MW
RSC A200
C. GARBETT
$
9082 ENGL 1010 02
3
10:00AM 11:15AM
MW
RSC A200
C. GARBETT
$
9083 ENGL 1010 03
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
MW
RSC A200
C. PROPST
$
9085 ENGL 1010 05
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
MW
RSC A200
C. PROPST
$
9102 ENGL 1010 NT2
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 C. GARBETT
Must take ENGL 1011 NT2
ENGL 1011
8/28 12/11
8/28 12/11
8/27 12/10
9/23 12/11
10/20 12/10
8/27 12/11
10/20 12/11
SYNONYM # FIN 1000
CANCELLED 9155
$
9156
PERSONAL FINANCE
FIN 1000 01
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
MW
RSC 1440
FIN 1000 NT
3
FIN 2100
$
9157
MANAGERIAL FINANCE
FIN 2100 NT
3
Prerequisites: ACCT 2010 and STAT 2010 or STAT 2050
STAFF
D. HUCK
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/11
R. THOMPSON 8/2712/11
FRENCH
FREN 1010
$
0568
FRENCH
FREN 1010 NT
4
C. MERITAN
8/27 12/10
GEOGRAPHY & RECREATION
G&R 1000
0594
CANCELLED $
0795
G&R 1050
INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHY
G&R 1000 D1
Partial Internet Course, see page 34 & 35
G&R 1000 NT
3
10:00AM 11:15AM
TTH
3
INTERNET RSC 1223
See page 34 & 35
C. JONES
8/27 12/10
C. THOMPSON
8/27 12/11
INTRODUCTION TO NATURAL RESOURCES
9160 G&R 1050 01
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
MW
RSC 1223
GEOLOGY
GEOL 1100
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
Prerequisites: MATH 0920 or higher; Concurrent Enrollment In GEOL 1101 (required)
GEOL 1101
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY LAB
Concurrent Enrollment In GEOL 1100 (required)
m$
9162GEOL 1100 01
4
04:00PM 05:15PM TTHRSC 1223
M. PERTERMANN 8/28 12/11
Must take GEOL 1101 A
$
9161 GEOL 1100 02
4
10:00AM 11:15AM
WF
RSC 1223
M. PERTERMANN8/27 12/10
Must take GEOL 1101 B
$
9163 GEOL 1100 NT
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 D. PERTERMANN8/27 12/11
Must take GEOL 1101 NT
m
9166GEOL 1101 A
0
05:30PM 06:45PM TTHRSC 1223
M. PERTERMANN 8/28 12/11
Must take GEOL 1100 01 9165 GEOL 1101 B
0
11:30AM 12:45PM
WF
RSC 1223
Must take GEOL 1100 02
m
Evening Course
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
53
ENGLISH - HEALTH EDUCATION
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
SYNONYM # START/END
9167 GEOL 1101 NT
0
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 M. PERTERMANN 8/27 12/11
Must take GEOL 1100 NT
HLED 1003
C. CLARK
S. STUART
K. CLARK
S. STUART
8/28
8/27
8/27
8/27
12/11
12/10
12/11
12/11
FIRST AID AND CPR
HEALTH EDUCATION - HISTORY
Fall 2014
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
HLTK 1501
0398
W$
ACLS PROVIDER CORE
Course Fee: $108 + Tuition
HLTK 1502
0399
W$
ACLS PROVIDER
HLTK 1200 NT
2
HLTK 1200 QNT
2
HLTK 1200 FNT
2
S. WILLIAMS
J. HARSHMAN
W. TOTH
HLTK 1501 T1
0.5
08:00AM 05:00PM
SSU
RSC 1328
L. MACY
HLTK 1503
0400
W$
PALS PROVIDER CORE
HLTK 1504
0402
W$
PALS PROVIDER
HLTK 1503 T1
0.5
08:00AM 05:00PM
SSU
RSC 1328
L. MACY
HLTK 1504 T1
1
L. MACY
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
HLTK 1690 T1
6
06:00PM 09:00PM
08:00AM 05:00PM
F
SSU
RSC 1328
06:00PM 09:00PM
08:00AM 05:00PM
TTH
RSC 1328
J. PLANT
S
J. CLARK
L. POLLARD
9173 HIST 1211 01
3
02:30PM 03:20PM
MWF
RSC 1306
0998 HIST 1211 02
3
10:30AM 10:50AM
MWF
RSC 1306
$
9174 HIST 1211 NT
3
J. CLARK
J. CLARK
M. LEWIS
3
L. POLLARD
3
M. LEWIS
9184 HIST 2059 01
1.00-3.00 TBA TBA
TBA TBA
J. CLARK
HIST 1211
U.S. TO 1865
0072 HIST 2389 01
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC 1306
J. CLARK
8/28 12/11
HIST 1251
WYOMING HISTORY
$
9183 HIST 1251 NT
HIST 2059
Prerequisites: 6 Hours of History credit or Instructor Permission
INTRODUCTION TO HISTORICAL RESEARCH
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
HISTORY OF WOMEN IN THE AMERICAN WEST
Capstone Course
8/27 12/11

Early Fall Block
08:30AM 09:20AMMWF
RSC 1439
K. CLARK
K. CLARK
S. HOLT
S. HOLT
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/27
12/10
12/11
12/11
12/11
HMDV 1000
COLLEGE STUDIES
HMDV 1005
CANCELLED
HMDV 0550 01
HMDV 0990 X1
2
01:00PM 01:50PM
MF
RSC 2021
M. SCHUTTEN
8/29 12/8
1
08:00AM 03:00PM
M-F
TBA
TBA 8/11 8/22
TBA S. FAHLSING
M. SCHUTTEN
8/11 8/22
8/27 12/10
8/28 10/16
M. SCHUTTEN
10/21 12/11
HMDV 1000 X1 CSI Students Only
2
08:00AM 03:00PM
M-F
TBA
HMDV 1000 01
2
10:00AM 10:50AM
WF
RSC 1440
HMDV 1000 E1
2
02:30PM 03:50PM
TTH
RSC 2023
HMDV 1000 F1
2
02:30PM 03:50PM
TTH
RSC 2023
$
9201 HMDV 1000 NT
2
$
9200 HMDV 1000 FNT
2
8/12 12/17
8/27 12/11
3
3
3
3
TPCS: COLLEGE STUDIES INSTITUTE
0970
0969
9197
9198
9199
11/7 11/9
8/27 12/11
HOEC 1140 01
HOEC 1140 NT
HOEC 1140 NT2
HOEC 1140 NT3
HMDV 0990

11/8 11/9
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/11
NUTRITION
U.S. CULTURE/COMMUNICATION
0382

9/20 9/21
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/11
9238
9234
9235
9236
HMDV 0550
8/2712/11
9/812/11
10/20 12/11
HIST 1221
U.S. FROM 1865
$
0342 HIST 1221 NT
54
8/28 12/11
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
CANCELLED
WESTERN CIVILIZATION I
9171 HIST 1110 01
3
10:00AM 10:50AM
MWF
RSC 1306
$
9172 HIST 1110 NT
3
m
Evening Course
J. CLARK
0340 HIST 2080 HP
3
01:00PM 02:15PM
TTH
RSC 1306
$
$
$
HISTORY
HIST 1110
8/27 12/11
HLTK 1502 T1
1
06:00PM 09:00PM
F
RSC 1328
L. MACY
9/19 9/21
08:00AM 05:00PM
SSU
HLTK 1690
0935
W$
M. MATHEWS
HOEC 1140
CANCELLED
HLTK 1200
$
9192
$
9193
$
9191
BLDG./ROOM
HOME ECONOMICS/ NUTRITION
HEALTH SCIENCE GENERAL
DAY TOPICS IN HISTORY: CIVIL WAR
0307 HLED 1225 E1
2
10:00AM 11:15AM
MTWF
RSC A102
M. SHOCKEY
8/27 10/15
$
9189 HLED 1225 ENT
2
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 M. SHOCKEY
8/27 10/16
Course will have 3 required on campus labs in Rock Springs: 9/27, 10/4 and 10/11 from 8am-12pm, RSC 2605
$
0308 HLED 1225 F1
2
10:00AM 11:15AM
MTWF
RSC 2605
M. SHOCKEY
10/20 12/10
$
9190 HLED 1225 FNT
2
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 M. SHOCKEY
10/20 12/11
Course will have 3 required on campus labs in Rock Springs: 11/15, 11/22, and 12/6 from 8am - 12pm, RSC 2605
$
HIST 2060 NT
3
HIST 2389
WELLNESS
9186 HLED 1003 01
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC 1406
m
0306HLED 1003 02
3
05:30PM 06:45PMMW
RSC A102
$
9187 HLED 1003 NT
3
$
9188 HLED 1003 NT2
3
HLED 1225
START/END
HIST 2080
HONORS HOLOCAUST
HEALTH EDUCATION
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
INSTRUCTOR
HIST 2060
$
0343
$
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS 1st YEAR SUCCESS:
9208 HMDV 1005 01 GEAR-UP Only
1
04:00PM 04:50PM
W
RSC A206
9210 HMDV 1005 Q1 Student Athletes Only
1
08:30AM 09:50AM
T
RSC A202
1
08:30AM 09:50AM
T
RSC A203
1
08:30AM 09:50AM
T
RSC A201
1
08:30AM 09:50AM
T
RSC A102
9214 HMDV 1005 Q5 International Students Only 1
08:30AM 09:50AM
T
RSC 2025
0446HMDV 1005 Q6 Open to All New Students 1
08:30AM 09:50AM
T
RSC A207
C. RADAKOVICH 8/27 12/11
P. PEDERSEN
10/20 12/11
N. CASTILLON
J. FREEZE; R. ORTON
K. LEUM; A. CASTILLO
K. DRANE; F. REYNOLDS
L. SWEET; M. MURRAY
S. FAHLSING; M. LARSON
M. REMBACZ
HMDV 1025 XNT
1
HMDV 1025 ENT
1
HMDV 1025 ENT2
1
HMDV 1025 FNT
1
HMDV 1025 FNT2
1
B. REYNOLDS
K. STRAUBE
B. REYNOLDS
A. CLIFFORD
B. REYNOLDS
8/4 8/22
8/27 10/16
8/27 10/16
10/20 12/11
10/20 12/11
9222 HMDV 1100 01
1
TBA TBA
RSC 2051
See page 41, for information on meeting times
8/27 12/11
9223 HMDV 1110 01
1
TBA TBA
RSC 2051
See page 41, for information on meeting times
8/27 12/11
9224 HMDV 1270 F1
1
02:30PM 03:50PM
T
RSC 1306
K. DRANE
10/21 12/9
9225 HMDV 1280 F1
1
02:30PM 03:50PM
F
RSC 2023
B. ZERGER
10/24 12/5
HMDV 1025
 9221

9215

9216

9217

9218
INTRODUCTION TO ONLINE LEARNING
HMDV 1100
SPEED READING
HMDV 1110
COLLEGE VOCABULARY
HMDV 1270
STRESS MANAGEMENT & REDUCTION
HMDV 1280
EXPLORATIONS IN PERSONALITY

m
Evening Course
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course
8/27 12/10
9/2 11/18
9/2
11/18
9/2
11/18
9/2
11/18
9/2
11/4
9/2
11/18

Early Fall Block
55
HOME ECONOMICS/NUTRITION - HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SYNONYM # START/END
9226 HMDV 1502 01
3
02:30PM 03:20PM
MWF
RSC 2021
S. FAHLSING
8/27 12/10
9227 HMDV 1503 E1
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
M-TH
RSC 2021
L. CHEW
8/27 10/16
9228 HMDV 1515 F1
2
02:30PM 03:50PM
MF
RSC 1221
M. SCHUTTEN
10/20 12/8
HMDV 2410 FNT
1
HMDV 2410 FNT2
1
N. JOHNSON
N. JOHNSON
10/20 12/11
10/20 12/11
HMDV 1502
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
HMDV 1503
NON-NATIVE CONVERSATION
HMDV 1515
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
HMDV 2410
$ 9229
$ 9230
HMDV 2411
ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENT
HMDV 2475
INTERNSHIP: TUTOR TRAINING
DAY BLDG./ROOM
9231 HMDV 2411 01 Assessment Day
0
9:45AM 03:00 PM
T
PENDULUM
 9232 HMDV 2411 NT MyFolio Online
0
STAFF
D. RENZ
R. TOLHURST
9233
HMDV 2475 01
1
HUMANITIES
HUMN 1010
HONORS INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES
Instructor Permission Required. Contact the Peer Tutor Center
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
11/11 11/11
8/27 12/11
MCH 2740
MACHINE TOOL PROCESSES I
MCH 2750
MACHINE TOOL PROCESSES II
Prerequisites: MCH 2740
MCH 2760
ADV MACHINE TOOL PROCESSES I
MCH 2770
ADV MACHINE TOOL PROCESSES II
m$
9329MCH 2740 01
4
06:00PM 09:00PM
WTHRSC 1501
J. MORTENSEN
8/27 12/11
m$
9330MCH 2750 01
4
06:00PM 09:00PM WTHRSC 1501
J. MORTENSEN
8/27 12/11
m$
9331MCH 2760 01
3
06:00PM 09:00PM WTHRSC 1501
J. MORTENSEN
8/27 12/11
m$ 9332MCH 2770 01
3
06:00PM 09:00PM WTHRSC 1501
J. MORTENSEN
8/27 12/11 MANAGEMENT
8/27 12/11
Open to Students with a 3.5 College GPA or 3.5 High School GPA and 25 ACT or
Instructor Permission
CANCELLED
MGT 1000
INTRODUCTION TO SUPERVISION
MGT 1040
LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS
MGT 1200
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
9333 MGT 1000 01
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC 1404
$
9334 MGT 1000 NT
3
E. KISIEL
M. HUEBNER
8/28 12/11
8/27 12/11
INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE
m
0332MGT 1040 01
3
05:30PM 06:45PM TTHRSC 1405
D. MOORE
8/28 12/11
INDM 1510
m
0333MGT 1200 01
3
05:30PM 08:00PMW RSC 1404
E. KISIEL
8/27 12/10
9240 HUMN 1010 HP
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC 1406
R. KEMPA
8/28 12/11
INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS I
$
9244 INDM 1510 A1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1512
$
9243 INDM 1510 A2
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1512
M. WINKEL
M. WINKEL
8/27 9/30
8/27 9/30
$
9246 INDM 1520 B1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1512
$
9247 INDM 1520 B2
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1512
m$
0302INDM 1520 B3
3
05:30PM 08:20PM M-THRSC 1512
M. WINKEL
M. WINKEL
M. WINKEL
10/1 11/4
10/1 11/4
10/1 11/4
INDM 1520
INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS II
MGT 2020
FUNDAMENTALS OF LEADERSHIP I
Prerequisite: Student Leader in ASG, RA's, Club Leaders
Others with Instructor Permission.
MGT 2100
$
9339
MGT 2120
FUNDAMENTALS OF LEADERSHIP II
Prerequisites: MGT 2020
9338 MGT 2020 D1
2
11:30AM 12:20PM
F
RSC 1439
J. FREEZE; 9/26 12/5
D. CONOVER
INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS III
MGT 2100 NT
3
E. KISIEL
8/27 12/11
INDUST HYDRAULICS I (FLUID POWER)
J. FREEZE; D. CONOVER
9/26 12/5
INDM 1570
9340 MGT 2120 D1
2
11:30AM 12:20PM
F
RSC 1439
INDM 1590
INDUSTRIAL PNEUMATICS
INDM 1530
$
9248 INDM 1530 C1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1512
M. WINKEL
11/5 12/11
$
9249 INDM 1530 C2
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1512
M. WINKEL
11/5 12/11
$
9250 INDM 1570 A1
3
08:30AM 11:20AM
M-TH
RSC 1502
$
0635 INDM 1570 B1
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1510
C. HARDIN
C. HARDIN
$
9252 INDM 1590 C1
3
04:00PM 06:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1502
J. URIARTE
8/27 9/30
10/1 11/4
MARKETING
MKT 1100
CANCELLED $
9341
11/5 12/11
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
IMGT 2400
INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
Prerequisites: COSC 1200 or CMAP 1750
9242 IMGT 2400 01
3
11:30AM 12:20PM
MF
RSC A102
J. ALLEN
8/29 12/8
CANCELLED
ITEC 2360
TEACHING WITH TECHNOLOGY
Prerequisites: EDCI 1000 or other Introductory Education Course or Instructor Permission.
Experience With Computers Recommended.
9253 ITEC 2360 01
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC 1440
9254 ITEC 2360 NT
3
$
LIBS 2280
$
9256
56
W
Weekend Course
8/28 12/11
8/27 12/11
LIBS 2280 NT
3
m
Evening Course
B. MARTIN
8/27 12/11
MKT 2100 NT
3
J. FREEZE
8/27 12/11
MKT 2100
$
9343

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
P. WILLOUGHBY 8/27 12/11
Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
MARKETING
MATHEMATICS
ARITHMETIC SKILLS I
Prerequisites: Instructor Permission Only
9257 MATH 0710 01
1
FLEXIBLE
RSC 2051
J. FISCHER
9259 MATH 0720 01
2
FLEXIBLE
RSC 2051
J. FISCHER
MATH 0720
ALGEBRA SKILLS I
MATH 0740
LIBRARY SCIENCE
C. MADDY
A. JENSEN
RETAILING
MKT 1100 NT
3
MATH 0710
INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY
Prerequisites: MATH (or DVST 0900), or MATH 0750
or appropriate Math Placement score and Instructor Permission Only
ARITHMETIC SKILLS II
m
Evening Course
ARITHMETIC SKILLS III
W
Weekend Course
S. LYNCH-NEWBERG; 8/27 12/11
Prerequisites: MATH (or BAS) 0710, (B or better) and Instructor Permission Only
9261 MATH 0740 01
1
FLEXIBLE
RSC 2051
MATH 0750
S. LYNCH-NEWBERG;8/27 12/11
J. FISCHER
Prerequisites: MATH (or BAS) 0740, (B or better) and Instructor Permission Only

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
57
MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY - MATHEMATICS
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT - MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
INSTRUCTOR
Fall 2014
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
9263 MATH 0750 01
1
FLEXIBLE
RSC 2051
MATH 0760
ALGEBRA SKILLS II
Prerequisites: MATH (or BAS) 0720 (B or better) and Instructor Permission Only
ALGEBRA SKILLS III
J. FISCHER
9267 MATH 0770 01
2
FLEXIBLE
RSC 2051
MATH 0780
ALGEBRA SKILLS IV
S. LYNCH-NEWBERG;8/27 12/11
J. FISCHER
9269 MATH 0780 01
2
FLEXIBLE
RSC 2051
MATH 0900
PRE-ALGEBRA ARITHMETIC
Note: Previously DVST 0900, MATH FUNDAMENTALS
J. FISCHER
Fall 2014
MATHEMATICS
9271 MATH 0900 01
3
08:30AM 09:20AM
MF
RSC A207
S. LYNCH-NEWBERG 8/2912/8
9272 MATH 0900 02
3
01:00PM 01:50PM
MW
RSC A102
P. RITTER
8/27 12/10
S. LYNCH-NEWBERG 8/2812/10
9273 MATH 0900 03
3
10:00AM 10:50AM
TTH
RSC A207
m
9275MATH 0900 04
3
05:30PM 06:45PM TTHRSC 1407
C. CEBALLOS
8/28 12/11
$
9276 MATH 0900 NT
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 S. LYNCH-NEWBERG8/27 12/11
$
2439 MATH 0900 NT2
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 S. LYNCH-NEWBERG8/27 12/11
On Campus Sections of MATH 0920 and MATH 0930: Testing on Fridays may be necessary for student success. Students may take exams earlier than the due date of
an exam week but no later than that due date. Course may be completed at an accelerated rate depending on student commitment and ability. Additional time may be
required in the Math Advancement Center for student success, and students should plan on spending an additional 2 to 4 hours per week in the MAC, depending on a
student’s previous mathematical experiences.
MATH 0920
BEGINNING ALGEBRA
Prerequisites: DVST or MATH 0900 (C or better), or MATH 0710 (B or better)
and MATH 0740 (B or better) and MATH 750 (B or better),
or appropriate Math Placement Test score
9278 MATH 0920 01
4
10:00AM 11:15AM
MW
RSC 1407
9279 MATH 0920 02
4
01:00PM 02:15PM
MW
RSC 1407
9280 MATH 0920 03
4
02:30PM 03:45PM
MW
RSC 1407
9281 MATH 0920 04
4
10:00AM 11:15AM
TTH
RSC 1407
9282 MATH 0920 05
4
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC 1407
9283 MATH 0920 06
4
01:00PM 02:15PM
TTH
RSC 1407
m
9284MATH 0920 07
4
05:30PM 06:45PM MWRSC 1407
$
9286 MATH 0920 NT
4
$
9287 MATH 0920 NT2
4
MATH 0930
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
C. NEWBERG
N. KOURBELAS
L. STEPHENS
S. PAULEY
L. STEPHENS
S. HEYBORNE
T. MARIETTA
R. CHENEY
W. WIGGINS
MATH 1000
PROBLEM SOLVING
J. THOMAS
N. KOURBELAS
L. CROMPTON
N. KOURBELAS
T. MARIETTA
R. CHENEY
W. WIGGINS
9302 MATH 1000 01
3
11:30AM 12:20PM
MWF
RSC A204
9303 MATH 1000 02
3
01:00PM 01:50PM
MWF
RSC A204
$
9305 MATH 1000 NT
3
MATH 1100
NUMBERS & OPERTIONS ELEM SCHOOL TEACHERS
C. NEWBERG
C. NEWBERG
D. SKROPANIC
58
W
12/10
12/10
12/28
12/28
12/10
12/11
12/11

Green River
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/11
Prerequisites: MATH 0930 (C or better), or MATH 0770 (B or better)
and MATH 0780 (B or better) or appropriate Math Placement Test score,
or Math ACT score of 23 or higher. Concurrent Enrollment in EDEL 1410 (required)
9309 MATH 1100 01
3
08:30AM 09:20AM
MWF
RSC A204
C. NEWBERG
Must take EDEL 1410 01 $
9310 MATH 1100 NT
3
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 M. PEEK
Must take EDEL 1410 NT
Weekend Course
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/27
12/10
12/10
12/10
12/11
12/11
12/11
12/10
12/11
12/11
Prerequisites: MATH 0920 (C or better), or TECH 1000 (C or better)
or MATH 0720 (B or better) and MATH 0760 (B or better),
or appropriate Math Placement Test score, or Math ACT score of 21 or higher
m
Evening Course
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/28
8/28
8/28
8/27
8/27
8/27
and MATH 0760 (B or better), or appropriate Math Placement Test score,
or Math ACT score of 21 or higher
9291 MATH 0930 01
4
08:30AM 09:45AM
MW
RSC 1407
9292 MATH 0930 02
4
11:30AM 12:45PM
MW
RSC 1407
9293 MATH 0930 03
4
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC 1407
9294 MATH 0930 04
4
02:30PM 03:45PM
TTH
RSC 1407
m
9295MATH 0930 05
4
07:00PM 08:15PM MWRSC 1407
$
9297 MATH 0930 NT
4
$
9298 MATH 0930 NT2
4

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course
SYNONYM # START/END
J. FISCHER
9265 MATH 0760 01
2
FLEXIBLE
RSC 2051
MATH 0770
INSTRUCTOR
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/11

Early Fall Block
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
MATH 1400
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
and MATH 0780 (B or better), or appropriate Math Placement Test score,
or Math ACT score of 23 or higher
MATH 1405
9311 MATH 1400 01
4
08:30AM 09:20AM
MTWF
RSC A208
9313 MATH 1400 02
4
10:00AM 11:15AM
MWF
RSC A206
9312 MATH 1400 03
4
11:30AM 12:20PM
MWTHF RSC A206
9315 MATH 1400 04
4
02:30PM 03:45PM
MWF
RSC A206
m
9314MATH 1400 05
4
07:00PM 08:45PM MWRSC 1221
$
9316 MATH 1400 NT
4
$
9317 MATH 1400 NT2
4
$
9318 MATH 1400 NT3
4
TRIGONOMETRY
Math ACT score 25 or higher.
9320 MATH 1405 01
3
11:30AM 12:20PM
MWF
RSC 1221
m
9321MATH 1405 02
3
07:00PM 08:30PM TTHRSC 1221
$
9322 MATH 1405 NT
3
MATH 2200
CALCULUS I
S. HEYBORNE
S. PAULEY
L. CROMPTON
S. PAULEY
C. MELSON
L. STEPHENS
J. THOMAS
D. BALLS
L. STEPHENS
C. MELSON
J. THOMAS
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/27
12/10
12/10
12/11
12/10
12/10
12/11
12/11
12/11
8/27 12/10
8/28 12/11
8/27 12/11
Math ACT score 27 or higher
9323 MATH 2200 01
5
10:00AM 11:15AM
MTWF
RSC 1221
$
9324 MATH 2200 NT
5
S. HEYBORNE
D. METZ
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/11
9325 MATH 2205 01
5
10:00AM 11:15AM
MTWF
RSC A201
L. CROMPTON
8/27 12/10
9326 MATH 2250 01
4
11:30AM 12:45PM
MWF
RSC A202
S. PAULEY
8/27 12/10
MATH 2205
CALCULUS II
MATH 2250
ELEMENTARY LINEAR ALGEBRA
MATH 2350
BUSINESS CALCULUS I
Math ACT score 26 or higher
9327 MATH 2350 01
4
08:30AM 09:45AM
MWF
RSC A209
$
9328 MATH 2350 NT
4
S. SCHUTTEN
J. THOMAS
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/11
MUSIC
MUSC 0200
CONVOCATION
MUSC 1000
INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC
MUSC 1010
$
9347
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
MUSC 1030
WRITTEN THEORY I
Concurrent Enrollment In MUSC 1035
MUSC 1035
AURAL THEORY I
MUSC 1150
GUITAR I
MUSC 1290
CLASS PIANO I
MUSC 1295
CLASS PIANO III
MUSC 1375
SYMPHONIC BAND
MUSC 1390
JAZZ ENSEMBLE I
9344 MUSC 0200 01
0
04:00PM 05:30PM
F
RSC B105
J. WENTZ
8/2912/6
9346 MUSC 1000 01
3
10:00AM 11:20AM
TTH
RSC 1438
E. DELORA
8/2812/11
MUSC 1010 NT
3
J. RABENS
8/27 12/11
9348 MUSC 1030 01
3
10:00AM 11:20AM
MW
RSC B103
J. WENTZ
8/2712/10
9349 MUSC 1035 01
1
10:00AM 10:50AM
TTH
RSC B120
J. WENTZ
8/2812/11
9350 MUSC 1150 01
1
01:00PM 02:20PM
W
RSC B111
D. JENSEN
8/27 12/10
9351 MUSC 1290 01 Music Majors
1
11:30AM 12:20PM
MW
RSC B106
9352 MUSC 1290 02 Non-Music Majors
1
01:00PM 01:50PM
MW
RSC B106
9353 MUSC 1290 03 Theatre Majors
1
08:30AM 09:20AM
TTH
RSC B106
L. NELSON
L. NELSON
L. NELSON
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/10
8/28 12/11
9354 MUSC 1295 01
1
10:00AM 10:50AM
TTH
RSC B106
L. NELSON
8/28 12/11
m
9355MUSC 1375 01
1
07:00PM 08:30PM
M
RSC B105
B. COPRICH
9/8
B. COPRICH
9/812/8
9356
m
Evening Course
Prerequisites: MUSC 1291; Concurrent Enrollment In MUSC 2030 and MUSC 2035
MUSC 1390 01
W
Weekend Course
1

Green River
02:30PM 03:50PM

Internet Course
M
$
Course Fees
RSC B105
Capstone Course
12/8

Early Fall Block
59
MATHEMATICS - MUSIC
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
SYNONYM # START/END
MUSC 1400
COLLEGIATE CHORALE
MUSC 1430
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
C. JACOBSEN
M. CISCAR
9/2
9/2
12/9
12/9
m
9359MUSC 1430 01
1
07:00PM 08:30PM
T
RSC B105
W. LAMB
9/2
12/9
MUSC 1450VOCAL ENSEMBLE
Fall 2014
MUSIC - NURSING
9360 MUSC 1450 01 S.A.T.B.
1
02:30PM 03:20PM
TTH
RSC B121
E. DELORA
9361 MUSC 1450 02 A Capella
1
02:30PM 03:45PM
F
RSC B121
E. DELORA
MUSC 1485
INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE
9362 MUSC 1485 01 Guitar
1
01:00PM 02:30PM
M
RSC B111
D. JENSEN
9365 MUSC 1485 02 Strings
1
02:30PM 03:50PM
F
RSC B105
STAFF
9363 MUSC 1485 03 Saxophone
1
02:30PM 03:50PM
F
RSC B105
C. RALSTON
m
9364MUSC 1485 04 Brass
1
05:30PM 06:50PM
M
RSC B105
B. REDMOND
m
9366MUSC 1485 05 Blue Grass
1
07:00PM 08:20PM
T
RSC B111STAFF
8/2812/11
8/2912/5
9/8
8/29
8/29
9/8
9/2
MUSC 2015
HONORS INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC OF WORLD
Prerequisites: MUSC 1000 or Instructor Permission
MUSC 2030
WRITTEN THEORY III
Prerequisites: MUSC 1040; Concurrent Enrollment In MUSC 2035
MUSC 2035
AURAL THEORY III
Prerequisites: MUSC 1045; Concurrent Enrollment In MUSC 2030
MUSC 2050
MUSIC HISTORY SURVEY I
MUSC 2071
APPLIED MUSIC GUITAR
MUSC 2073
APPLIED MUSIC PIANO
12/8
12/5
12/5
12/8
12/9
0102 MUSC 2015 HP
3
01:00PM 02:15PM
MW
RSC 1306
C. RALSTON
9367 MUSC 2030 01
3
11:30AM 12:20PM
MWF
RSC B103
J. WENTZ
9368 MUSC 2035 01
1
11:30AM 12:20PM
TTH
RSC B120
L. NELSON
8/2812/11
0345 MUSC 2050 01
3
08:30AM 09:50AM
WF
RSC B103
J. WENTZ
8/2712/10
$
9370 MUSC 2071 01
1
TBA TBA
RSC B111
D. JENSEN
8/27 12/11
$
9371 MUSC 2073 01
1
TBA TBA
RSC 1002
$
9372 MUSC 2073 02
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
$
0346 MUSC 2073 03
2
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
$
0347 MUSC 2073 04
2
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
L. NELSON
J. WENTZ
L. NELSON
J. WENTZ
8/27 12/11
8/2712/11
8/27 12/11
8/2712/11
$
9373 MUSC 2074 01
1
TBA TBA
RSC B121
$
0348 MUSC 2074 02
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
$
0349 MUSC 2074 03
2
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
$
0350 MUSC 2074 04
2
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
J. WENTZ
E. DELORA
J. WENTZ
E. DELORA
8/2712/11
8/2712/11
8/2712/11
8/2712/11
$
9374 MUSC 2075 01
1
TBA TBA
RSC B120
J. WENTZ
8/2712/11
$
9375 MUSC 2076 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
B. REDMOND
8/27 12/11
$
9376 MUSC 2077 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
$
2579 MUSC 2077 02
2
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
B. COPRICH
B. COPRICH
8/2712/11
8/27 12/11
MUSC 2075
MUSC 2076
MUSC 2077
APPLIED MUSIC VOICE
APPLIED MUSIC STRINGS
Electric Bass; Concurrent Enrollment In MUSC 0200.
APPLIED MUSIC BRASS
APPLIED MUSIC WOODWINDS
MUSC 2410
SOUND REINFORCEMENT I
MUSC 2425
RECORDING ARTS II
8/29 12/5
0344 MUSC 2425 01
2
04:00PM 05:40PM
T
RSC B105
D. MEASLES
9/2
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
m
Evening Course
60
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
INSTRUCTOR
Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
NRST 1555
CANCELLED $
9397
PN NURSING I
PN NURSING I LAB
START/END
8/27 10/16
10/20 12/11
NRST 1511 ENT
0
8/27 10/16
Must take NRST 1510 ENT; Lab 8:30am-3:30pm 10/4-6 and 16 Hours of Clinical 10/8 & 9; 5am-2pm

9389 NRST 1511 FNT
0
10/20 12/11
Must take NRST 1510 FNT; Lab 8:30am-3:30pm 12/3-5 and 16 Hours of Clinical 12/8 & 9; 5am-2pm
CANCELLED
NRST 1555 01
10
08:30AM 11:20AM
MWF
TBA TBA
S. WILLIAMS
8/27 12/10
Must take NRST 1556 A; Partial Internet Course, see page 34 & 35. Synchronous Class Time Required.
$
9398 NRST 1555 02
10
01:00PM 03:50PM
MWF
TBA TBA
STAFF
8/27 12/10
Must take NRST 1556 A; Partial Internet Course, see page 34 & 35. Synchronous Class Time Required.
NRST 1556
CANCELLED 9399
NRST 1556 A
0
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
S. WILLIAMS
Must take NRST 1555 01 or 02
8/27 12/11
Must take NRST 1611 A
$
9403 NRST 1610 01
10
08:30AM 11:20AM
MWF
RSC 1206
C. LEE
8/27
$
9404 NRST 1610 02
10
01:00PM 03:50PM
MWF
RSC 1206
D. GARNER
8/27
$
9405 NRST 1610 03
10
08:30AM 11:20AM
MWF
TBA TBA
D. GARNER
8/27
Partial internet course, see page 34 & 35. Synchronous class time required
CANCELLED $
9406 NRST 1610 04
10
01:00PM 03:50PM
MWF
TBA TBA
STAFF
8/27
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
NRST 1611
NURSING I LAB
NRST 2460
ADVANCED FIELD WORK EXPERIENCE
Concurrent Enrollment In NRST 2630; NRST 2640
NRST 2630
NURSING III
Prerequisites: NRST 1620; Concurrent Enrollment In NRST 2631 (required)
12/10
12/10
12/10
12/10
9408 NRST 1611 A
0
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
C. LEE
8/27 12/11
9410 NRST 2460 01
1.00-3.00 TBA TBA
TBA TBA
J. DANIEL
8/27 12/11
Must take NRST 2631 A
$
9412 NRST 2630 01
10
08:30AM 11:20AM
MWF
RSC 1348
S. THOMAS
8/27
$
9413 NRST 2630 02
10
01:00PM 03:50PM
MWF
RSC 1348
H. BROWN
8/27
$
9414 NRST 2630 03
10
08:30AM 11:20AM
MWF
TBA TBA
P. NIETERS
8/27
$
9415 NRST 2630 04
10
01:00PM 03:50PM
MWF
TBA TBA
S. THOLL
8/27
NRST 2631
CANCELLED
NURSING III LAB
9417 NRST 2631 A
0
TBA TBA
RSC 1314
P. NIETERS
12/10
12/10
12/10
12/10
8/27 12/11
OIL & GAS PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
CANCELLED
Prior To Clinical Experience, Must Have American Heart Association Health
Care Provider CPR, TB, Tdap and MMR. Concurrent Enrollment In NRST 1511
NURSE ASSISTANT LAB
NRST 1610
NURSING I
12/9
NURSING
BLDG./ROOM
NRST 1511
CANCELLED 
9388
CANCELLED
8/2712/10
D. JENSEN
NRST 1510
NURSE ASSISTANT
DAY 9379 NRST 1510 ENT
4
Must Take NRST 1511 ENT
$
9380 NRST 1510 FNT
4
Must Take NRST 1511 FNT
8/27 12/10
9377 MUSC 2410 01
2
10:00AM 11:20AM
F
RSC B105
Prerequisites: MUSC 2415
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
CANCELLED $
m
9357MUSC 1400 01
1
07:00PM 08:15PM THRSC 1005
m
9358MUSC 1400 G1
1
07:00PM 08:15PM
T
GRC JWP
MUSC 2074
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS OGPT 1510
OIL & GAS PRODUCTION I
OGPT 1520
OIL & GAS PRODUCTION II
Prerequisites: OGPT 1510
OGPT 1530
OIL & GAS PRODUCTION III
Prerequisites: OGPT 1520
$
9420 OGPT 1510 A1
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC O&GBLD
P. JOHNSON
8/27 9/30
$
9421 OGPT 1520 B1
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC O&GBLD
P. JOHNSON
10/1 11/4
$
9422 OGPT 1530 C1
3
01:00PM 03:50PM
M-TH
RSC O&GBLD
P. JOHNSON
11/5 12/11
OUTDOOR EDUCATION ACTIVITIES
OEAC 1230
WILDERNESS FIRST AID & SURVIVAL
mW$
9419OEAC 1230 F1
Required Weekend Field Trip 11/15
3
05:30PM 07:30PM MWRSC 1406
W. CLARK
10/20 12/10
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 1000
m
Evening Course
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
61
NURSING - PHLEBOTOMY
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
9481 PHIL 1000 01
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
TTH
RSC A202
PHLEBOTOMY
INSTRUCTOR
T. WATSON
PRINCIPLES OF PHLEBOTOMY
Concurrent Enrollment In PHLB 1970 (required); Course Fee: $288 + Tuition
PHLB 1970
PHLEBOTOMY PRACTICUM
Concurrent Enrollment In PHLB 1800 (required)
A. APPLEBY
8/27 12/10
m$
0404PHLB 1970 T1
3
05:30PM 08:30PMMW
RSC WTC106
A. APPLEBY
8/27 12/10
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Prior to participating in any WWCC physical activity course students may be required to obtain a physician's release.
AQUATIC CONDITIONING
Prerequisite: Demonstrated Intermediate Swim Skills
$
9424 PEAC 1011 01
1
11:30AM 12:20PM
MF
RSC POOL
PEAC 1029
CORE BOARD TRAINING
$
9426 PEAC 1029 Q1
1
11:30AM 12:20PM
TTH
RSC 1662
Fall 2014
PHYSICAL ACIVITY
PEAC 1050BEGINNING TENNIS
C. HAFNER
8/29 12/8
K. LEUM
9/912/4
$
9427 PEAC 1050 Q1
1
04:00PM 05:50PM
MF
RSC TNSCRT
K. LEUM
Class Will Meet Three Saturdays 9/6, 13 & 20
10:00AM 12:15PM
S
9/5
$
9428 PEAC 1120 01
1
01:00PM 01:50PM
TTH
RSC 1657
C. CLARK
8/28 12/11
$
9429 PEAC 1130 01
1
04:00PM 04:50PM
TTH
RSC 1662
D. HARTON
8/28 12/11
$
9431 PEAC 1260 01
1
01:00PM 01:50PM
MW
RSC GYM
D. HARTON
8/27 12/10
PEAC 1120
INTRODUCTION TO FREE WEIGHT TRAINING
PEAC 1130
STABILITY BALL
PEAC 1260
BEGINNING VOLLEYBALL
PEAC 1273
WEIGHT TRAINING CONDITIONING
10/3
Required Field Trips: Saturday 9/13 and 9/20
S. NEWSOM
9/9
9/20
$
9437 PEAC 1290 01 Indoor Group Cycling
1
10:00AM 10:50AM
MW
RSC 1663
$
0311 PEAC 1290 02 Essential Core Strength
1
04:00PM 04:50PM
MW
RSC 1662
$
9438 PEAC 1290 03 Pilates
1
10:00AM 10:50AM
TTH
RSC 1662
$
0310 PEAC 1290 04 Tuck & Tone
1
01:00PM 01:50PM
TTH
RSC 1662
$
9435 PEAC 1290 05 Functional Fitness
1
02:30PM 03:20PM
TTH
RSC 1662
$
0309 PEAC 1290 06 Dance Intensity
1
02:30PM 03:20PM
WF
RSC 1662
m$
9436PEAC 1290 07 Total Body Fitness
1
05:30PM 06:20PMMW
RSC 1662
K. CLARK
S. STUART
K. CLARK
E. HUNT
N. JOHNSON
E. HUNT
N. JOHNSON
8/27
8/27
8/28
8/28
8/28
8/27
8/27
12/10
12/10
12/11
12/11
12/11
12/10
12/10
$
9439 PEAC 1294 01
1
11:30AM 12:20PM
MW
RSC 1662
T. MORLOCK
8/27 12/11
1
05:30PM 07:30PM
W
RSC A204
C. NEWBERG
8/27 9/10
PEAC 1294
PHYSICAL CONDITIONING
BEGINNING YOGA
Required Field Trip: Fri & Sat, 9/5 - 6
PEAC 1309
HIKE-CAMP-FISH
mW$
9441PEAC 1309 Q1
2
05:30PM 08:30PM TTHRSC 1406
Required Field Trip 3pm 9/5- 5pm 9/7
M. REMBACZ; 8/28 9/7
S. MITCHELL
PEAC 1320
BIG GAME HABITAT SKILLS
mW$
9443PEAC 1320 Q1
1
05:30PM 08:30PM TTHRSC 1406
Required Field Trips: Two Saturdays, 11/1 & 11/8 8am-5pm
W. CLARK
PEAC 1387
INDOOR ROCK CLIMBING
First Class Meeting On RS Campus. Course Meets At RS Civic Center.
Additional Fees Required.
$
9444 PEAC 1387 F1
1
04:00PM 06:00PM
MW
RSC A201
S. NEWSOM
$
9445
$
9446
m
Evening Course
62
10/28 11/8
10/20 12/10
PERSONALIZED FITNESS I
PEAC 2005 E1
2
08:30AM 10:20AM
MWF
RSC WELL/1656 D. HARTON
8/27 10/15
Class will also meet on 2 Friday's, 8/29 & 10/10, 2:30-4:20pm
PEAC 2005 F1
2
08:30AM 10:20AM
MWF
RSC WELL/1656 D. HARTON
10/20 12/10
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
PEAC 2017
WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR
mW$
9447PEAC 2017 Q1
Prerequisites: PEAC 2018, Proof Of Lifeguard Certificate or Instructor Permission
PEAC 2018
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
mW$
9448PEAC 2018 Q1
Prerequisites: Demonstrated Intermediate Swim Skills
1
CANCELLED
PEAC 2490
TPCS: FLAG FOOTBALL
$
0668 PEAC 2490 E1
1
05:30PM 08:30PM
08:00AM 05:00PM
M-F
S
RSC POOL
C. HAFNER
9/15 9/25
11:30AM 12:40PM
MWF
RSC SOCCER
J. HARRIS
8/27 10/15
VARSITY ATHLETICS
PEAT 1010
CHEERLEADING
9450 PEAT 1010 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
L. GROSSNICKLE 8/27 12/11
9451 PEAT 1070 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
A. CASTILLO
8/27 12/11
9452 PEAT 1071 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
A. CASTILLO
8/27 12/11
9453 PEAT 1072 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
A. CASTILLO
8/27 12/11
9454 PEAT 1073 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
A. CASTILLO
8/27 12/11
9455 PEAT 1075 01 Men's
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
9456 PEAT 1075 02 Women's
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
R. ORTON
STAFF
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
9457 PEAT 1076 01 Men's
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
R. ORTON
STAFF
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
9459 PEAT 1080 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
F. REYNOLDS
8/27 12/11
9460 PEAT 1085 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
F. REYNOLDS
8/27 12/11
9461 PEAT 2071 01
Men's
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
J. ATKINSON
P. RITTER
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
9463 PEAT 2072 01 Men's
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
J. ATKINSON
P. RITTER
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
9465 PEAT 2073 01
Men's
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
J. ATKINSON
P. RITTER
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
9467 PEAT 2074 01
Men's
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
J. ATKINSON
P. RITTER
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
9469 PEAT 2075 01 Men's
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
R. ORTON
STAFF
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
9471 PEAT 2076 01 Men's
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
R. ORTON
STAFF
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
9473 PEAT 2080 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
F. REYNOLDS
8/27 12/11
PEAT 1070VARSITY WRESTLING I
PEAT 1071VARSITY WRESTLING II
PEAT 1073VARSITY WRESTLING IV
PEAT 1075VARSITY BASKETBALL I
PEAT 1080VARSITY VOLLEYBALL I
PEAT 1085VARSITY VOLLEYBALL II
PEAT 2071VARSITY SOCCER I
PEAT 2072VARSITY SOCCER II
PEAT 2073VARSITY SOCCER III
PEAC 1297
WHITEWATER RAFTING
mW$
9440PEAC 1297 Q1
PEAC 2005
BLDG./ROOM
PEAT 1076VARSITY BASKETBALL II
1
05:30PM 08:30PM
TTH
RSC A202
PEAC 1290
DAY PEAT 1072VARSITY WRESTLING III
$
9432 PEAC 1273 01
1
02:30PM 03:20PM
MW
RSC WTRM/1661 D. HARTON
8/27 12/10
PEAC 1287
ROCK CLIMBING I
mW$
9434PEAC 1287 Q1
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
1
05:30PM 08:30PM
M-F
RSC POOL
C. HAFNER
11/4 11/15
Class Meets 11/4-/6 & 11/12-1508:00AM 05:00PM
S
m$
0403PHLB 1800 T1
3
05:30PM 08:30PMMW
RSC WTC106
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS Class will also meet on 2 Friday's,10/24 & 12/4, 2:30-4:20pm
8/28 12/11
PHLB 1800
PEAC 1011
SYNONYM # START/END
PEAT 2074VARSITY SOCCER IV
PEAT 2075VARSITY BASKETBALL III
PEAT 2076VARSITY BASKETBALL IV
PEAT 2080VARSITY VOLLEYBALL III
m
Evening Course
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
63
VARSITY ATHLETICS - PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
PEAT 2085VARSITY VOLLEYBALL IV
9474 PEAT 2085 01
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
F. REYNOLDS
8/27 12/11
SYNONYM # PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL - POLITICAL SCIENCE
Fall 2014
PEPR 1130
TEACHING INDIVIDUAL & GROUP FITNESS
PEPR 2037
INTRODUCTION TO SPORT PSYCHOLOGY
PEPR 2130
FITNESS LEADERSHIP TRAINING I
PEPR 2470
BEGINNING EXERCISE SCIENCE INTERNSHIP
0312 PEPR 1130 01
2
08:30AM 09:50AM
TTH
RSC 1657/1662
K. CLARK
8/28 12/11
9476 PEPR 2037 01
3
01:00PM 01:50PM
MWF
RSC A203
C. CLARK
8/27 12/10
9477 PEPR 2130 01
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC 1438
D. HARTON
01:00PM 02:15PM
T
RSC 1666
Prerequisites: PEPR 2130 (may be taken concurrently)
D. HARTON
9479 PEPR 2471 01
1.00-2.00 11:30AM 12:20PM
F
RSC EXLAB
D. HARTON
ADVANCED EXERCISE SCIENCE INTERNSHIP
Prerequisites: PEPR 2470
8/29 12/11
8/29 12/5
8/29 12/5
PHYSICS
PHYS 1050
CONCEPTS OF PHYSICS
Prerequisites: MATH 0920 or TECH 1000 or placement into MATH 0930 or higher
Concurrent Enrollment In PHYS 1051 (required)
PHYS 1051
CONCEPTS OF PHYSICS LAB
PHYS 1110
GENERAL PHYSICS I
Prerequisites: MATH 1405; Concurrent Enrollment In PHYS 1111 (required)
PHYS 1111
GENERAL PHYSICS I LAB
9482 PHYS 1050 01
4
11:30AM 12:20PM
MTW
RSC 1332
S. SCHUTTEN
8/27 12/10
9483 PHYS 1051 A
0
11:30AM 01:30PM
F
RSC 1332
S. SCHUTTEN
8/29 12/5
9484 PHYS 1110 01
4
02:30PM 03:45PM
MWF
RSC 1332
S. SCHUTTEN
9485 PHYS 1111 A
0
02:30PM 04:30PM
T
RSC 1332
S. SCHUTTEN
PHYS 1310
COLLEGE PHYSICS I
8/27 12/10
9/2
12/9
Prerequisites: MATH 2200 (C or better) and MATH 2205 (maybe taken concurrently)
9486 PHYS 1310 01
4
08:30AM 09:45AM
MWF
RSC 1332
L. CROMPTON
9487 PHYS 1311 A
0
02:30PM 04:30PM
TH
RSC 1332
L. CROMPTON
PHYS 1311
COLLEGE PHYSICS LAB
8/27 12/10
8/28 12/11
POLS 1000
AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVERNMENT SEMINAR
Concurrent Section Enrollment in POLS 1001 (required)
9488 POLS 1000 01
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
M
RSC A207
C. OTOPALIK
Must take POLS 1001 A
9489 POLS 1000 02
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
M
RSC 1005
B. ANDERSON
Must take POLS 1001 A
9490 POLS 1000 03
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
TH
RSC 1005
B. ANDERSON
Must take POLS 1001 B
9491 POLS 1000 04
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
TH
RSC A207
C. OTOPALIK
Must take POLS 1001 B
POLS 1000
9492 POLS 1000 D1
3
01:00PM 02:10PM
MWF
RSC A207
m
9494POLS 1000 GE
3
06:00PM 09:00PM MWGRC 115
$
9495 POLS 1000 NT
3
$
9496 POLS 1000 NT2
3
C. OTOPALIK
C. OTOPALIK
S. GRIFFITH
C. OTOPALIK
B. ANDERSON;
POLS 1001
9501
m
Evening Course
64
AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVERNMENT LECTURE
POLS 1001 A
W
Weekend Course
0

Green River
Concurrent Enrollment In POLS 1000 (required)
11:30AM 12:45PM

Internet Course
W
$
Course Fees
RSC 1005
Must take POLS 1000 01 or 02
9502 POLS 1001 B
0
02:30PM 03:45PM
T
RSC 1005
Must take POLS 1000 03 or 04
C. OTOPALIK
B. ANDERSON; C. OTOPALIK
9/2
0352 POLS 1200 HP
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
WF
RSC 1405
B. ANDERSON
8/27 12/11
POLS 2000 DNT
3
M. MATHEWS
9/22 12/11
POLS 2128 01
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC 1438
B. ANDERSON
8/28 12/11
POLS 2000
CANCELLED $
0351
CURRENT ISSUES IN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
POLS 2128
0353
CANCELLED TERRORISM
Capstone Course
DAY BLDG./ROOM
12/9
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 1000
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 1300
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE/SEX ASSAULT
PSYC 2050
INTRODUCTORY COUNSELING
PSYCHOBIOLOGY
9506 PSYC 1000 01
4
08:30AM 09:20AM
MTWF
RSC 1445
9507 PSYC 1000 02
4
10:00AM 10:50AM
MTWF
RSC 1445
9508 PSYC 1000 03
4
11:30AM 12:20PM
MWTHF RSC 1445
9509 PSYC 1000 04
4
01:00PM 01:50PM
MWTHF RSC 1445
$
9511 PSYC 1000 NT
4
$
9512 PSYC 1000 NT2
4
$
9510 PSYC 1000 FNT
4
S. BATES
8/27 12/10
S. BATES
8/27 12/10
M. VISHNU-MACK 8/27 12/11
D. MAYER
8/27 12/11
K. HEENAN
8/27 12/11
P. LEWIS
10/20 12/11
9514 PSYC 1300 F1
2
01:00PM 02:50PM
TTH
RSC 1438
S. BATES
10/21 12/11
m
9515PSYC 2050 01
3
07:00PM 10:00PMW RSC 1306
B. CRAFT
8/27 12/10 PSYC 2080 01
3
11:30AM 12:20PM
MWF
RSC 1440
S. MITCHELL
8/27 12/10
PSYC 2210 NT
3
K. HEENAN
8/27 12/11
9517 PSYC 2300 01
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
MW
RSC 1445
9518 PSYC 2340 01
3
01:00PM 02:20PM
MF
RSC 1440
$
9519 PSYC 2340 NT
3
S. BATES
B. LAFOND
PSYC 2380 01
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
TTH
RSC 1445
PSYC 2080
0083
CANCELLED PSYC 2210
$
9516
DRUGS AND BEHAVIOR
PSYC 2300
PSYC 2340
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Prerequisites: PSYC 1000 or SOC 1000
PSYC 2380
9520
CANCELLED POLITICAL SCIENCE
START/END
9478 PEPR 2470 01
1.00-2.00 11:30AM 12:20PM
F
RSC EXLAB
PEPR 2471
CANCELLED
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
INSTRUCTOR
POLS 1200
HONORS NON-WESTERN POLITICAL CULTURES
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS 8/29 12/8
8/27 12/11
RANGELAND ECOLOGY & WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
9/812/8
9/8
12/8
8/28 12/11
8/2812/11
REWM 2000
PRINCIPLES OF RANGELAND MANAGEMENT
REWM 2500
RANGELAND PLANT IDENTIFICATION
0085 REWM 2000 01
3
01:00PM 02:15PM
TTH
RSC 2028
W. CLARK
$
0086 REWM 2500 A
2
02:30PM 06:30PM
TH
RSC 2030
W. CLARK
8/27 12/10

Early Fall Block
8/28 12/11
SOCIOLOGY
9/2212/10
8/27 10/15
8/2712/11
8/2712/11
8/28 12/11
SOC 1000
SOC 1100
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
9521 SOC 1000 01
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
MW
RSC 1439
9522 SOC 1000 02
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC 1439
$
9524 SOC 1000 NT
3
$
9523 SOC 1000 FNT
3
S. MIRAGLIA
S. MIRAGLIA
S. KIRCHER
S. KIRCHER
8/27 12/10
8/28 12/11
8/27 12/11
10/20 12/11
S. MIRAGLIA
M. HILL
8/28 12/11
8/27 12/11
9526 SOC 1100 01
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
TTH
RSC 1439
CANCELLED $
9527 SOC 1100 NT
3
m
Evening Course
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
65
POLITICAL SCIENCE - SOCIOLOLGY
SYNONYM # START/END
SOC 2000 NT
3.00-4.00 INTERNET See page 34 & 35
C. RILEY
8/27 12/11
m
0354SOC 2200 01
3
07:00PM 09:45PMW RSC 1445
S. BATES
8/27 12/10 CANCELLED
9531 SOC 2325 01
3
04:00PM 05:15PM
TTH
RSC 1439
S. MIRAGLIA
8/28 12/11
SOC 2350 NT
3
S. MIRAGLIA
8/27 12/11
SOC 2000
$
9528
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK
SOC 2200
SOCIOLOGY OF HUMAN SEXUALITY
SOC 2325
MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY
SOC 2350
$
0355
RACE & ETHNIC RELATIONS
SPANISH - THEATRE & DANCE
SPAN 1010
DAY BLDG./ROOM
SYNONYM # INSTRUCTOR
Prerequisites: SOC 1000 or PSYC 1000
SPANISH
Fall 2014
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
9533 SPAN 1010 01
4
08:30AM 09:45AM
MWF
RSC 1405
J. GUSTAFSON
9532 SPAN 1010 02
4
01:00PM 02:15PM
MWF
RSC 1405
J. GUSTAFSON
Course Includes An Internet Component
9534 SPAN 1010 03
4
02:30PM 04:15PM
TTH
RSC 1405
I. FERRERO
m
0070SPAN 1010 04
4
07:00PM 08:50PM TTHRSC 1405
I. FERRERO
$
9538 SPAN 1010 NT
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 B. BEATY
SPAN 1020
FIRST YEAR SPANISH II
Prerequisites: SPAN 1010
8/2712/10
8/27 12/10
8/27 12/10
SECOND YEAR SPANISH I
CANCELLED
8/2712/11
Prerequisites: SPAN 1020 or Successful Completion of 3yrs of HS Spanish Or Equivalent.
I. FERRERO
I. FERRERO
8/27 12/10
8/2712/11
CANCELLED
SPAN 2040 NT
4
C. COPELAND
8/27 12/11
CANCELLED
SPAN 2040
$
9545
SECOND YEAR SPANISH II
Prerequisites: SPAN 2030
STATISTICS
STAT 2010
BUSINESS STATISTICS
$
9546 STAT 2010 NT
Prerequisites: MATH 1000 or higher or placement into MATH 2200 via COMPASS
or ACT score
STAT 2050
FUNDAMENTALS OF STATISTICS
Prerequisites: MATH 1000 or higher or placement into MATH 2200 via COMPASS
or ACT score
4
m
9547STAT 2050 01
4
05:30PM 07:15PM
TTH
RSC A207
$
9548 STAT 2050 NT
4
TECHNOLOGY
D. SKROPANIC
D. SKROPANIC
D. SKROPANIC
TECH 1000
INTRODUCTION TO TECHNICAL MATH
Prerequisites: DVST or MATH 0900 (C or better), or MATH 0710 (B or better) and MATH 0740 (B or better) and MATH 750 (B or better),
or appropriate Math Placement Test score
9549 TECH 1000 Q1
3
11:30AM 12:20PM
M-TH
RSC 1521
C. HARDIN
$
9550 TECH 1550 C1
3
01:00PM 02:50PM
M-TH
RSC 1521
C. HARDIN
$
9551 TECH 1600 B1
3
08:30AM 10:30AM
M-TH
RSC 1521
C. HARDIN
$
0636 TECH 1680 A1
3
01:00PM 3:00PM
M-TH
$
9552 TECH 1680 C1
3
08:30AM 10:30AM
M-TH
C. HARDIN
C. HARDIN
GENERAL METALLURGY
TECH 1600
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
TECH 1680
m
Evening Course
66
READING TECHNICAL SCHEMATICS
W
Weekend Course
8/28 12/11
8/27 12/11
TECH 1550
8/27 12/11

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
RSC 1521
RSC 1521
Capstone Course
11/5 12/11
10/1 11/4
8/27 9/30
11/5 12/11

Early Fall Block
BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
ACTING
8/29 12/8
C. WILL
8/28 12/11
9558 THEA 1110 01
3
01:00PM 02:15PM
TTH
RSC THEA
RSC 1111
C. WILL
8/28 12/11
0397 THEA 1115 01
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
MW
RSC B120
C. WILL
8/2712/10
E. DELORA
STAFF
8/2912/8
8/28 12/11
THEA 1406 01
2
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC 3654
STAFF
8/28 12/11
9563 THEA 1410 01
2
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC 3654
STAFF
8/2712/10
THEA 1426 01
2
10:00AM 11:15AM
TTH
RSC 3654
STAFF
8/28 12/11
9565 THEA 1430 01
2
10:00AM 11:15AM
TTH
RSC 3654
STAFF
8/2712/10
THEA 1460 01
1
TBA TBA
RSC B105
C. RALSTON
8/27 12/11
THEA 2105 01
3
11:30AM 12:30PM
TTH
RSC 1221
STAFF
8/28 12/11
0361 THEA 2145 01
2
08:30AM 09:45AM
TTH
RSC B132
B. JENKS-KLUTHE 8/28 12/11
9570 THEA 2160 01
2
10:00AM 11:15AM
MW
RSC THEA
9572 THEA 2160 02
2
01:00PM 02:15PM
TTH
RSC THEA
K. MCMANUS
K. MCMANUS
8/27 12/10
8/28 12/11
9573 THEA 2215 01
2
11:30AM 12:30PM
MW
RSC 3654
STAFF
8/2712/10
9574 THEA 2220 01
3
10:00AM 11:15AM
MWF
RSC THEA
A. CRITCHFIELD 8/27 12/10
9575 THEA 2252 01
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC B109
THEA 2270 01
3
10:00AM 11:15AM
TTH
RSC B109
9577 THEA 2410 01
3
01:00PM 02:20PM
MWF
RSC 3654
STAFF
8/27 12/10
9578 THEA 2430 01
3
02:30PM 03:45PM
MWF
RSC 3654
STAFF
8/2712/10
THEA 2450 01
1
11:30AM 12:20PM
TTH
RSC 3654
STAFF
8/28 12/11
C. WILL
8/27 12/11
THEA 1110
ACTING FOR MUSICAL THEATRE
THEA 1115
PLAY SCRIPT ANALYSIS
THEA 1373
SINGING FOR THE ACTOR I
Prerequisites: THEA 1100
9559 THEA 1373 01
2
10:00AM 11:15AM
MF
RSC B121
9560 THEA 1373 02
2
02:30PM 03:45PM
TTH
RSC B105
CANCELLED THEA 1426
9564
CANCELLED INTRODUCTION TO BALLET
BALLET I/I
Prerequisites: THEA 1407 or Instructor Permission
INTRODUCTION TO MODERN DANCE
MODERN DANCE I/I
THEA 1460
CANCELLED 0387
MUSICAL THEATRE: VOCAL ENSEMBLE
THEA 2105
0362
CANCELLED DANCE HISTORY I
THEA 2145
COSTUME CONSTRUCTION
THEA 2160
STAGE MAKE-UP
THEA 2215
DANCE COMPOSITION
THEA 2220
STAGECRAFT
THEA 2252
DRAFTING & RENDERING FOR THEATRE
THEA 2270
9576
CANCELLED 8/27 11/4
DAY C. WILL
THEA 1430
9544 SPAN 2030 01
4
11:30AM 12:45PM
MWF
RSC 1405
$
0391 SPAN 2030 NT
4
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
9555 THEA 1100 01
3
10:00AM 11:20AM
MF
RSC THEA
RSC 1111
9556 THEA 1100 02 Performance Majors
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
TTH
RSC THEA
RSC 1111
THEA 1410
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/10
THEA 1100
THEA 1406
CANCELLED 9562
8/28 12/11
9542 SPAN 1020 01
4
10:00AM 11:15AM
MWF
RSC 1405
I. FERRERO
$
9543 SPAN 1020 NT
4
INTERNET See page 34 & 35 I. FERRERO
SPAN 2030
THEATRE & DANCE
FIRST YEAR SPANISH I
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS Prerequisites: THEA 2212 or Instructor Permission
BEGINNING LIGHTING DESIGN
Prerequisites: THEA 2230 or THEA 1200
THEA 2410
BALLET II/I
THEA 2430
MODERN DANCE II/I
TAP DANCE II
THEA 2450
9579
CANCELLED THEA 2471
0356
0357
m
Evening Course
THEATRE & DANCE PRACTICUM I
THEA 2471 01
THEA 2471 02
W
Weekend Course
1
1

Green River
TBA TBA 
Internet Course
TBA
TBA
$
Course Fees
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
67
THEATRE & DANCE
SYNONYM # START/END
2422 THEA 2471 03
1
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
E. DELORA
8/27 12/11
9580 THEA 2472 01
2
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
STAFF
THEA 2472
THEATRE & DANCE PRACTICUM II
THEA 2480
JAZZ DANCE II
THEA 2490
DANCE PEDAGOGY
THEA 2495
WORKSHOPS IN THEATRE: INTRO TO AUDITIONING
9584
THEA 2480 01
DAY Prerequisites: THEA 1480
2
02:30PM 03:45PM
RSC 3654
8/27 12/11
SYNONYM # CANCELLED
TIME
WELD 1780
Prerequisites: WELD 1840, WELD 1950 or Instructor Permission
WELD 1840
DAY BLDG./ROOM
$
9611 WELD 1780 01
4
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
$
9613 WELD 1840 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
INSTRUCTOR
8/27 12/11
J. BRAEGGER; C. BAUGHMAN
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
8/2812/11
WELD 1950
2434 THEA 2490 01
2
TBA TBA
TBA
RSC 3654
B. PETERSON
8/27 12/11
$
9616 WELD 1950 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
0359 THEA 2495 E1
0.5
11:30AM 12:20PM
WF
RSC 1111/B121
E. DELORA
8/2710/15
WELD 1960
Prerequisites: WELD 1774, WELD 1776 or Instructor Permission
0360 THEA 2495 F1
0.5
11:30AM 12:20PM
WF
RSC B120
C. WILL
10/22 12/10
WELD 2510
0106 THEA 2500 F1
1
11:30AM 12:20PM
MF
RSC 2027
WELD 2520
9587 THEA 2971 01
1.00-4.00 TBA TBA
RSC THEA
9588 THEA 2971 02
1.00-4.00 TBA TBA
RSC THEA
STAFF
8/27 12/11
CANCELLED
WELD 2530
0388 THEA 2972 01
1.00-4.00 TBA TBA
RSC THEA
STAFF
8/27 12/11
CANCELLED
9590 THEA 2973 01
1.00-4.00 TBA TBA
RSC THEA
STAFF
8/27 12/11
CANCELLED
WELD 2540
WELD 2630
WELD 2635
WELD 2650
WELD 2660
STAINLESS STEEL PIPE WELDING
WELD 2810
CERTIFICATION TEST TRAINING
Prerequisites: THEA 1480
THEA 2495
WORKSHOPS IN THEATRE:INTRO TO THE BUSINESS OF THEATRE
THEA 2500
THEATRE PORTFOLIO
THEA 2971
TECHNICAL THEATRE INTERNSHIP
THEATRE MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP
THEA 2973
REHEARSAL ACCOMPANIST INTERNSHIP
WELDING
$
9617 WELD 1960 01
2
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
$
9618 WELD 2510 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
•
•
•
•
9 AM to 12 PM 1- 9 PM
$
9625 WELD 2650 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
OXYACETYLENE WELDING
$
9591 WELD 1710 01
2
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
WELD 1715
$
9595 WELD 1715 01
1
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
WELD 1755
WELD 1760
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
$
9626 WELD 2660 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
$
9627 WELD 2810 01
0.5
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
$
9599 WELD 1755 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
J. BRAEGGER; 8/27 12/11
C. BAUGHMAN
$
9604 WELD 1760 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
J. BRAEGGER;
C. BAUGHMAN
WELD 1770
WELD 1774
GAS METAL ARC WELDING - PIPE
$
9607 WELD 1770 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
$
9609 WELD 1774 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
WELD 1776
FLUX CORED ARC WELDING- PIPE
$
9610 WELD 1776 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
m
Evening Course
68
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
J. BRAEGGER;
C. BAUGHMAN
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
Capstone Course
$
9622 WELD 2540 01
4
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
$
9624 WELD 2635 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
Students can shift from one time block to another as their work schedule allows.
Students can add any class until October 31.
An instructor is readily available to instruct and assist each student.
The student should plan to spend the appropriate hours of lab time per week to complete the welding course.
WELD 1710
$
9621 WELD 2530 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
$
9623 WELD 2630 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507
Welding courses are FLEXIBLE i.e. they are individualized, self-paced, open/entry and open/exit. Students can attend classes
in any of the blocks available Monday through Thursday in Room 1503:
$
9620 WELD 2520 01
3
TBA TBA
RSC 1507

Early Fall Block
START/END
STAFF
THEA 2972
TTH
BLDG./ROOM
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
8/27 12/11
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT TRAINING
Contact Workforce Development at 307-872-1326
Workforce Development courses taught for credit are designed to improve workforce skills for immediate or improved employment. They can
also be used as part of certain certificate or degree programs.
Sufficient enrollment is required for these courses to make. Call for registration, costs, and supply information. Please refer to the WWCC website, www.wwcc.wy.edu/workforce, for more information on these and other courses.
Course Fees:
•
•
Costs for these courses include both tuition and a fee to cover the direct costs, such as the instructor’s salary and materials.
Full-time enrollment students will pay course fees in addition to those included with full-time tuition and fees.
m
Evening Course
W
Weekend Course

Green River

Internet Course
$
Course Fees
Capstone Course

Early Fall Block
69
WELDING - WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
THEATRE & DANCE - WELDING
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
INSTRUCTOR
Fall 2014
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
FALL
DIESEL TECHNOLOGY
DESL 1608
$
0435
$
0436
DIESEL BASICS & FUEL SYSTEMS
DESL 1608 T1
Meets 9/5, 9/19, 10/3, 10/24 & 11/7
DESL 1608 T2
Meets 9/12, 9/26, 10/10, 10/31 & 11/14
Course Fee: 548 + Tuition
2
08:00AM 05:00PM
F
RSC 1526
S. SANDERS
9/5
2
08:00AM 05:00PM
F
RSC 1526
S. SANDERS
9/12 11/14
11/7
Fall/SUMMER 2014
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
ELTR 1703VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVES, FOR INDUSTRY $
$
0406
0434
ELTR 1703 T1
ELTR 1703 T2
0.5
0.5
08:00AM 05:00PM
08:00AM 05:00PM
F
F
RSC 1350
RSC 1350
ELTR 1841
INSTRUMENTATION I, FOR INDUSTRY
ELTR 2990
TPCS: HIGH VOLTAGE 0405
G. MOSER-CLARK 9/5
F
F
F
RSC 1350
RSC 1350
RSC 1350
B. BONINI
B. BONINI
B. BONINI
$
1048 ELTR 1595 T1
1
08:00AM 05:00PM
F
RSC 1345
B. BONINI
ELTR 1595
ELTR 2990 T1
ELTR 2990 T2
ELTR 2990 T3
0.5
0.5
0.5
08:00AM 06:00PM
RSC 1350
0437
0438
0439
2.5
11/2111/21
11/14 11/14
F
$
$
$
ELTR 1841 T1
Course Fee: TBD + Tuition
B. BONINI
M. WINKEL
08:00AM 05:00PM
08:00AM 05:00PM
08:00AM 05:00PM
SP TPCS: HIGH VOLTAGE 10/3
8/8 8/8
8/15 8/15
8/22 8/22
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
8/8
8/22
HEALTH SCIENCE GENERAL (MEDICAL TRAINING)
See page 54 of the schedule of classes for course information
INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE
INDM 1542
0407
W$
INDUSTRIAL PUMPS
INDM 1595
SPECIAL TOPICS IN INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE: PNEUMATICS
INDM 1542 T1
1
08:00AM 05:00PM
TW
RSC 1512
M. WINKEL
8/5
8/6
$
0440 INDM 1595 T1
0.5
08:00AM 05:00PM
F
RSC 1512
M. WINKEL
8/22 8/22
PHLEBOTOMY
See page 61 of the schedule of classes for course information
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Full-Time Faculty List
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS FULL-TIME FACULTY LIST
SYNONYM # CAMPUS MAP
Campus Map
FALL 2014 IMPORTANT DATES
New Faculty In-Service
August 14, 15, 18 & 19
Thursday - Tuesday
In-Service
August 20, 21, 22, 25 & 26
Wednesday - Tuesday
Mustang Welcome Week
August 23, 24, 25 & 26
Saturday - Tuesday
Begin Fall Semester
August 27
Wednesday
Start of: Full-semester classes
August 27
Wednesday
Start of: 1st 5-week Block (A)
August 27
Wednesday
Start of: 1st 8-week Block (E)
August 27
Wednesday
Last Day to Add: Full Semester Classes
August 29
Friday
Last Day to Add: 1st 5-week Block (A)
August 28
Thursday
Last Day to Add: 1st 8-week Block (E)
August 28
Thursday
Last Day to Drop: Full Semester Classes October 31
Last Day to Drop: 1st 5-week Block (A) September 12
Last Day to Drop: 1st 8-week Block (E) September 22
Labor Day Holiday
September 1
Friday
Monday
Monday
Tuition & Fee Payment Deadline
September 12
Friday
Start of: 12-week Block (D)
September 22
Monday
Last Day to Add: 12-week Block (D) September 24
Last Day to Drop: 12-week Block (D)
Wednesday
October 31
Friday
End of: 1st 5-week Block (A)
September 30
Tuesday
Start of: 2nd 5-week Block (B)
October 1
Wednesday
Last Day to Add: 2nd 5-week Block (B) October 2
Last Day to Drop: 2nd 5-week Block (B) October 16
Thursday
Thursday
Payment Plan Payment Date (2nd)
October 10
Friday
End of: 1st 8-week Block (E)
October 16
Thursday
Mid-Semester
October 16
Thursday
Fall Break
October 17
Friday
Midterm Grades Due (by 11:59pm)
October 20
Monday
Start of: 2nd 8-week Block (F)
October 20
Monday
Last Day to Add: 2nd 8-week Block (F) October 21
Tuesday
Last Day to Drop: 2nd 8-week Block (F) November 14
Friday
End of: 2nd 5-wk block (B)
November 4
Tuesday
Start of: 3rd 5-week Block (C)
November 5
Wednesday
Last Day to Add: 3rd 5-week Block (C) November 6
Last Day to Drop: 3rd 5-week Block (C November 21
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Friday
Thursday
Friday
Payment Plan Payment Date (3rd & Final)
November 7
Friday
Early Registration/Assessment Day –
(No Day Classes)
November 11
Tuesday
Thanksgiving Holiday
November 26, 27, 28
Wednesday - Friday
End of: Full-semester classes, C, D & F
Block
December 11
Thursday
Examination Period
December 12, 15, 16
Friday, Monday, Tuesday
All Grades Due (by noon)
December 17
Wednesday
(307) 382-1600 or (800) 226-1181
2500 College Drive • P.0. Box 428
Rock Springs, WY 82902-0428

We are whereYOUare - Western Wyoming Community College

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