Spring-Class-Schedule-2010.pdf - Peralta Colleges

BERKELEY CITY COLLEGE(formerly Vista Community College)2050 Center StreetBerkeley, CA 94704Phone: (510) 981-2800

COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA555 Ralph Appezzato Memorial ParkwayAlameda, CA 94501Phone: (510) 522-7221 LANEY COLLEGE

900 Fallon StreetOakland, CA 94607Phone: (510) 834-5740

MERRITT COLLEGE12500 Campus DriveOakland, CA 94619Phone: (510) 531-4911

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(510) 466-7368

or Callfor info

Enroll On-lineNowwww.Peralta.edu

Elihu M. HarrisChancellor

Welcome to the Peralta Colleges! All of us at Berkeley City College, College of Alameda, Laney College and Merritt College are pleased you have selected our colleges to pursue your educational goals and dreams. Peralta is home to faculty and sta! dedicated to making sure your experience at Peralta exceeds your expectations.

Community colleges are rapidly being recognized as urban America’s premiere source of higher education and skills training. You will not "nd a greater array of educational opportunities than those o!ered at Peralta. We educate and train people for real jobs and real careers. You can leave Peralta fully prepared to enter the job market, and/or continue your education at any four-year institution throughout the nation.

Perhaps our greatest role is providing lifelong learning to our community. We have students from 15 years of age to those well into their 90’s. From our acclaimed aviation maintenance technology program, to dance and jazz, to nursing and horticulture, and much more, we o!er courses that enrich people’s lives.

Whether it’s your "rst class or your "nal required course for transfer, I hope your association with us will continue for years to come. America in the past was a manufacturing leader. Now we live in an age of knowledge. Peralta wants to assist you in gaining the knowledge you need so that you can continue our great tradition of providing the world with the leadership necessary to spark new ideas and innovation. We are not just a school; we are your partner in building both your future, and the future of our community.

Sincerely,

Elihu M. HarrisChancellor

A Word from the Chancellor

Bill Withrow, PresidentAbel Guillén, Vice President

Cy GulassaLinda HandyMarcie Hodge

Dr. William RileyNicky González Yuen

Yvonne #ompson, Student TrusteeNicole Tobor, Student Trustee

Elihu M. Harris, Chancellor

Academic Calendar 3Admissions Information 4Student Services Hours of Operation 5-11Steps for Enrollment 12-13Admission Process for Internation Students 14Fees/Refund Information 14-16Assessment and Orientation Schedules 17-20Telecourses/Distance Learning 21-23Merritt College Fee-Based Classes 24Final Examination Schedule 25Berkeley City College 26-36College of Alameda 37-48Laney College 49-57Merritt College 58-68Spring 2010 Course Listings 69-159Financial Assistance General Information 160Board of Governors Information 161-165Prerequisite/Corequisite Policy and Procedures 166College/District Policies 167-171Peralta Police Services 172-173Course Index 174

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Spring Classes StartJanuary 21, 2010

Enroll On-line Nowwww.Peralta.edu

Monday to Tuesday 8:00 - 7:00 PM

Wednesday to Friday 8:00 - 4:30 PM

Monday to Friday 8:00 - 4:30 PM

February 12 & 15, May 14

2050 Center StreetBerkeley, CA 94704(510) 981-2800Admissions & Records O!ce(510) 981-2805 555 Ralph Appezzato Memorial ParkwayAlameda, CA 94501(510) 522-7221Admissions & Records O!ce(510) 748-2228

900 Fallon StreetOakland, CA 94607(510) 834-5740Admissions & Records O!ce(510) 464-3121

12500 Campus DriveOakland, CA 94619(510) 531-4911Admissions & Records O!ce(510) 436-2487

333 East 8th StreetOakland, CA 94606(510) 466-7200District Admissions & Records O!ce(510) 466-7368

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(see page 175)

SPRING 2010 3Classes subject to change, please see online schedule for the latest information. See our website: www.Peralta.edu

Academic CalendarSPRING SEMESTER

January 21 # Day and Evening Instruction Begins

January 23 S Saturday Instruction Begins

February 2 T Last Day To Drop Full-term Credit Classes And Receive a Refund.

Note: Short-term and open-entry classes must be dropped on or before

the "rst day of class to receive a refund.

February 6 S Last Day to Add Classes

February 8 M Census Day – Instructors Verify Enrollment in Classes

February 12 F Lincoln’s Birthday – Holiday Observances

February 13-14 S-Su Saturday/Sunday Classes Do Not Meet

February 15 M Washington’s Birthday – Holiday Observances

* February 16 T Last Day to Drop Full-Term Credit Classes

Without “W” Appearing on Transcript

March 19 F Last Day to File Petitions for AA or AS Degree/Certi"cate

March 25 # Sta! Development Day (No Classes)

April 4 - 10 Su-S Spring Recess

April 12 M Classes Resume

April 30 F Last Day to withdraw and Receive a “W”. All outstanding fees are still due

even if classes are dropped on this day.

April 30 F Attendance Veri"cation Day – Instructors Verify Enrollment in Classes

May 14 F Malcolm X’s Birthday – Holiday Observances

May 22 S Saturday Instructions Ends

May 24-28 M-F Final Examinations

May 28 F Spring Semester Ends

NOTE: * Last day to drop without a “W” appearing on transcript may vary for Short-Term and Open-Entry, Open-exit Classes. Saturday classes begin January 23 and meet every Saturday except February 13 and April 10. Saturday classes end May 22.

4 SPRING 2010Classes subject to change, please see online schedule for the latest information.

See our website: www.Peralta.edu

All persons 18 years of age or older are eligible for admission as a California resident or nonresident. Anyone under 18 years of age who is a high school graduate or has been awarded a GED or California High School Pro"ciency Certi"cate may also enroll.

A person must have lived continuously in California for at least one year immediately preceding the residence determination date to be considered a resident for tuition purposes. Evidence must also be provided to indicate that the person has intent to make California his/her permanent home. #e residence of an unmarried minor is that of the parents or legal guardian. #e residence determination date is the day before a term begins for which the person is applying for admission. It is the student’s responsibility to clearly demonstrate both physical presence in California and intent to establish California residence.

High school students, who are California residents, admit-ted on a part-time basis on the recommendation of their principal are exempt from paying enrollment fees.

Any student, other than a nonimmirgrant alien, who meets all of the following requirements, shall be exempt from paying nonresident tuition in a California Commu-nity College. Exemption from nonresident tuition does not change current regulations regarding residency.

Requirements:• #e student must have attended a high school (public

or private in California for three or more years.• #e student must have graduated from a California

high school or attained the equivalent prior to the start of the term.

• Any student without lawful immigration status who is seeking an exemption shall a$rm that he or she has "led an application to legalize his or her immigration

Admissions Information

status, or will "le such an application as soon as he or she is eligible to do so.

In accordance with California Education Code regulations, high school students may enroll as special part-time students. Enrollment must be recommended by their principal, with parental consent and approval by the Associate Vice Chancellor of Admissions and Student Services. Units earned will be granted as college credit. It is the high school's prerogative to grant high school credit for courses taken from the Peralta Colleges.

A high school student who wishes to take an English, Math, or ESL class must participate in Assessment. A high school student whose high school counselor recommends that the student enroll in more than six units must have the approval of the Vice President of Student Services.

Resident and nonresident students enrolled under this program are exempt from paying the California Community College Enrollment Fee and Campus Center Use Fee. Nonresident students enrolling in classes for high school credit are exempt from paying Nonresident Tuition.

Nonresident U.S. military personnel and on active duty in California (except those assigned for educational purposes to state supported institutions of higher education) and their dependents are granted a waiver of Nonresident Tuition until they are discharged from the military service.

Special regulations govern the admission of foreign students. #ese students should contact the o$ce of International Education for applications and admissions at (510) 466-7380, or FAX (510) 465-3257. #e O$ce is located in the Peralta Community College District building, at 333 E. 8th Street, Oakland, CA 94606.


Student Services Hours

Admissions & Records, Counseling, Financial Aid and Welcome Center

COLLEGE ROOM MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY517 (8/10-8/15) 8:30 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.

517 (8/17-8/29) 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.

F100 (1/11-1/16) 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. CLOSED

F100 (1/18-1/23) CLOSED 8:30 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.

F100 (1/25-1/30) 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.

SC 1st Floor(1/18-1/23)

7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 8:30 A.M.

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M.

R101 (8/10-8/15) 8:30 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.

R101 (8/17-8/29) 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.

Bookstore

Cashier's O!ce

COLLEGE ROOM MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1st FLOOR8:30 A.M. - 8:30 A.M. - 8:30 A.M. - 8:30 A.M. - 8:30 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. -

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M.

A1018:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. -

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M.A109

T201/350/A101*

8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. -

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M.

R BUILDING1st FLOOR

8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. -

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M.



7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M.

A1508:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. -

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M.

T2118:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. -

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M.

R1148:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. -

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M.

PEAK ENROLLMENT HOURS: JANUARY 11 ! JANUARY 30

* Laney counseling exception: Jan. 11&12 (11am-7pm) and Jan. 13-15 (9am-2pm)



Admissions & Records & Welcome Center

Assessment Center

Bookstore


1st FLOOR8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.

A1018:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.

A109/A101

8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.

R1148:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.



5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M.

L202C8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:45 P.M.


7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.


4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.



7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M.

F1007:45 A.M. - 7:45 A.M. - 7:45 A.M. - 7:45 A.M. - 7:45 A.M. - CLOSED

5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M.

SC1st FLOOR


7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M 5:00 P.M 5:00 P.M 3:00 P.M


7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M.

Student Services HoursHOURS OF OPERATION BEGINNING FEBRUARY 1

(See Pages 17-20 for Assessment & Orientation Schedule)


Counseling


2nd FLOOR9:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. -

6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M.


7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.

T3508:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 12:00 P.M.


7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.

CalWORKs

Cashier's O!ce


1st FLOOR9:00 A.M. - CLOSED 9:00 A.M. - CLOSED 10:00 A.M. - CLOSED

5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M.


4:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M.

SC-3278:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.


4:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.



7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M.


7:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M.


7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M.

R114C8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M.




Disabled Students Programs and Services (DSPS)

Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS)

Financial Aid



5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M.

D1178:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

4:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M.

E251 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. 9:00 A.M. - CLOSED 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M.


7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.



5:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M.


4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.


4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M.


7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.



7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M.


7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.


7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 12:00 P.M.

R1138:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED CLOSED

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.



Photo I.D.


5TH FLOOR10:00 A.M. - 8:30 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - CLOSED

7:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M.


4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M.

A1029:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. CLOSED

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M.


4:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.

Health Services

Library


N/AN/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A


2:30 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 2:30 P.M.


5:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:00 P.M.

R1068:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

2:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M.



5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M.

L BLDG.7:50 A.M. - 7:50 A.M. - 7:50 A.M. - 7:50 A.M. - 7:50 A.M. - CLOSED

6:50 P.M. 6:50 P.M. 6:50 P.M. 7:50 P.M. 4:50 P.M.

LIBRARYBUILDING

8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M.

8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M 8:00 P.M 8:00 P.M 6:00 P.M 12:00 P.M.

L2008:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M.




Student Employment Services/Career Center


1st FLOOR8:30 A.M. - 8:30 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. - 10:00 A.M. - 8:30 A.M. - CLOSED

3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 3:30 P.M.

PORTABLEP


4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M.


4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.


5:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M.

Student Activities


N/A8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - N/A

5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M.


7:00 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M.


4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.


4:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.


Transfer Center


1st FLOOR161

8:30 A.M. - 8:30 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. - 10:00 A.M. - 8:30 A.M. - CLOSED

3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 3:30 P.M.

A10112:00 P.M. - 10:30 A.M. - 10:30 A.M. - 10:30 A.M. - 10:30 A.M. - CLOSED

7:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M.


4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M.


5:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M.


Tutorial Services

Veterans' Services



6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M.

L2048:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:45 P.M.

LIBRARY4th FLOOR


5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M.

D1879:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. - CLOSED

7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M.


2nd FLOOR241


5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M.


4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.


4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.

R1138:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - CLOSED

4:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.




Peralta’s NEW Student Administration System

STEP 1 - Apply for Admission1. Go to www.peralta.edu2. Click the Enroll Now link.3. Click the Apply for Admissions link.4. Follow the CCCApply instructions to complete and submit

your online application.5. Once you complete your application, a message will be sent to

your personal email or an email assigned to you by CCCAp-ply. #e message you receive will give you instructions for how to log into your Student Center, where you will eventually en-roll for your classes.

6. You are now ready to complete the Matriculation requirements of Assessment, Orientation & Counseling. If you have been noti"ed that you are exempt from the Matriculation require-ments, proceed to Step 4 “Class Enrollment.”

STEP 2 - Complete Assessment and Orientation

AssessmentAssessment in English or English as a Second Language (ESL) and mathematics will be used by counseling faculty to help you choose your classes..

OrientationYou will attend an orientation program designed to familiarize you with the college and its services.

STEP 3 - Complete Counseling and AdvisementSee a counselor to help you to develop an educational plan and select appropriate courses based on your objectives and assessment evaluation (non Peralta transcripts, assessment test results and other information provided by you).

STEP 4 - Class Enrollment

1. Go to www.peralta.edu2. Click the “Enroll Now” link.3. Click the “Activate My Account” link.4. Follow the instructions to activate your account and proceed

to log into the PASSPORT Student Administration System.5. Click the “Student Center” link.6. Under “Enrollment Dates”, click the “Open Enrollment

Dates” link. (New students can only enroll during the Open Enrollment period.)

STEPS FOR ENROLLMENT- New and Former Students -

7. When you are eligible to enroll, click the “Add a Class” link and follow the instructions.

8. To drop a class, click the “Drop a Class” link and follow the instructions.

Note: Exemption from MatriculationStudents may be exempt from the matriculation process at the Peralta Colleges under the following conditions:

1. Student has earned an Associate or higher degree from an ac-credited institution; or

2. Student is enrolling in fewer than 12 units and has declared one of the following educational objectives: Discover/formu-late career interests, plans, goals; or Prepare for a new career (acquire job skills), or Advance in current job/career (update job skills); or Maintain certi"cate or license (e.g. nursing, real estate); or Acquire educational enrichment (intellectual, cul-tural); or Complete credits for high school diploma.

Exemption from Assessment Component OnlyStudents meeting at least one of the following conditions shall be exempt from the assessment component:

1. Student has successfully completed (grade C or higher) col-lege-level English and Mathematics courses (transcript or grade report required); or

2. Student has, within the last three (3) years, taken an assess-ment test that can be used by Peralta sta! to determine suitable placement in English and Mathematics. Students who have received services for a learning disability in the last three years at any California community college, may be exempt from the assessment component. If this applies to you, call the DSP&S o$ce as soon as possible and make an appointment to see a counselor.

SPRING 2010 13Classes subject to change, please see online schedule for the latest information.See our website: www.Peralta.edu

STEPS FOR ENROLLMENT- Continuing Students -

Peralta’s NEW Student Administration System

STEP 1 ! Decide What Classes You Want To Take

1. Look through the Schedule of Classes and identify classes you want to take.

2. Check the college catalog or meet with a counselor to ensure you have met prerequisites for the courses.

STEP 2 ! Class Enrollment

1. Go to www.peralta.edu2. Click the “Enroll Now” link.3. Click the “Activate My Account” link.4. Follow the instructions to activate your account

(account activation is only required once) and pro-ceed to log into the PASSPORT Student Adminis-tration System.

5. Click the “Student Center” link.6. Complete the Continuing Student Enrollment

Survey, if applicable7. Under “Enrollment Dates”, view your enrollment

appointment time. You may enroll for classes on or after this date and time.

8. When you are eligible to enroll, click the “Add a Class” link and follow the instructions.9. To drop a class, click the “Drop a Class” link and follow the instructions.

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STEP 1 - Complete and submit the International Student Application Form along with the $50 application fee to the O$ce of International A!airs.

STEP 2 - Upon acceptance, complete the CCCApply Online Application.

STEP 3 - Submit Student ID# and pay tuition fee for "rst semester to O$ce of International A!airs.

STEP 4 - Form I-20 will be issued to you. (For transfer students: Form I-20 will be issued to you upon SEVIS release from previous school)

STEP 5 - Complete Matriculation: International Student Orientation and Assessment, Counseling and Advisement.

STEP 6 - Go to the PASSPORT Student Administration System and activate your account to view your enrollment dates and register for classes.

STEP 7 - Enroll and pay your fees online during the open enrollment dates.

Mandatory International Student Orientation: Spring semester - TBD You may "nd information regarding online classes at http://eperalta.org

Use your credit card when you register online.

You have 10 working days after you register to submit your payment or your registration MAY be cancelled and a hold will be placed on your account

O#ce of International A$airs & Distance Education333 East 8th St., Oakland, CA 94606 • Phone: (510) 466-7380 • Email: [email protected] • Website: http://international.eperalta.org

How we can help?#e O$ce of International A!airs and Distance Education is open from 8:15AM-5:00PM, Monday through Friday, to provide quality support services to enhance student learning for international students in the following areas:

• Admissions • Activities/Trips • Tuition Issues • Immigration Issues • Health, Medical and Safety Issues • Assistance with Social Security and • Academic/Personal Counseling and Advising • Tax Workshops Department of Motor Vehicles matters • Housing • Orientation

Additionally, Study Abroad information for domestic studentscan be found on our website http://international.eperalta.org

Admission Process for International Students

PAY YOUR FEES


All students are required to pay a California Community College Enrollment Fee. #is fee will be collected at the time of enrollment into classes and shall be $26 per unit for the semester.

High school students admitted on a part-time basis upon recom-mendation of their principal are exempt from paying the enroll-ment fee.

In addition to the California Community College Enrollment Fee, there will be a Campus Center Use Fee of $2 per semester, (excluding o! campus locations), to be collected at the time of enrollment. High school tudents admitted on a part-time basis on the recommendation of their principal are exempt from paying the Campus Center Use Fee.

Students who are not legal residents of California for one year and one day prior to the "rst day of the term will be charged Nonresident Tuition at the rate of $216 per semester unit unless they qualify for the nonresident status known as "AB540". Nonresident students must pay Nonresident Tuition in addition to the California Community College Enrollment Fee and Campus Center Use Fee.

High school students admitted on a part-time basis on the recom-mendation of their principal are exempt from paying Nonresident Tuition.

Nonresident students who are both citizens and residents of a foreign country will be charged a Nonresident Capital Outlay Fee, in ad-dition to the Nonresident Tuition, California Community College Enrollment Fee, and the Campus Center Use Fee. #e Nonresident Capital Outlay Fee is $6 per semester unit (maximum of $144 per year).

All students enrolled in 9 or more units are required to pay an AC Transit EasyPass fee of $31 per semester. #is fee will be collected at the time of enrollment. With EasyPass, you can ride all AC Transit bus lines, including local and Transbay service, at all times. Plus, you save over 94 percent o! the local rate and 96 percent o! Transbay service. Please note: %is fee is non-refundable.

Daily parking: $0.50 a day (two quarters, exact change only) plus (new policy) student decal for enrolled/registered students.Semester parking: can be purchased for $40.00 ($10.00 for a mo-torcycle permit) and $20.00 for summer session permit ($5.00 for a motorcycle permit).

It is the policy of the Peralta Community College District that stu-dents may be required to provide instructional and other materials necessary for a credit or non-credit course provided such materials are of continuing value to the student outside the classroom set-ting and provided such materials are not solely or exclusively avail-able from the district. Except as speci"cally authorized under the Education Code, students will not be required to pay a fee for any instructional or other materials required for a credit or non-credit course. Required materials are de"ned as those which a student must procure or possess as a condition of registration, enrollment or entry into a class, or any such materials which are necessary to achieve those required course objectives.A student may request a refund up to the end of the following term in which the refund was due. After that time, the student will not be eligible for the refund.

A student who cancels his/her registration prior to the "rst day of in-struction, or o$cially withdraws from all classes during the *"rst two weeks of instruction, shall be entitled to a full refund less a $10 pro-cessing fee. (#is must be done whether you attend the class or not.) A student who o$cially completes a change of program during the *"rst two weeks of instruction, and as a result reduces the number of units in which he/she is enrolled, is entitled to a refund if the change places that student in a di!erent enrollment fee category. Such a student shall not be subject to the processing fee.If a student pays an enrollment fee of less than $10, and cancels his/her registration or withdraws from all classes before the deadline, the processing fee shall equal the Enrollment Fee. No refund of the Enrollment Fee will be made to any student who withdraws after the "rst two weeks of instruction.

*On or before February 2, 2010

(All fees are subject to legislative changes and all fees are payable at time of enrollment)

Fee/Refund Information

FEE TYPE AMOUNT REQUIRED OF California Community College Enrollment Fee $26 per semester unit All students Campus Center Use Fee $2 per semester All students Nonresident Tuition $216 per semester unit Nonresident and Foreign students Nonresident Capital Outlay Fee $6 per semester unit Nonresident citizens of a Foreign country EasyPass Fee $31 per semester All students with 9 or more units



It’s Your Responsibility To Drop Classes!Dropping or withdrawing from a course is not an automatic process. It is your responsibility to drop the classes you are not attending. If you do not drop a class, you will be charged for it, and you could receive an “F” grade that will remain on your permanent Record.

• Students will receive a full refund for any class cancelled by the college.• No refund will be made to any student on or after Census Day

of the term.

Full-term Classes• A 100% refund of Nonresident Tuition and Capital Outlay Fee

(minus a $20 processing fee) will be made for any class from which the student withdraws through the "rst two days of in-struction in the semester ("rst day of instruction according to the academic calendar).

• A 90% refund of the units dropped will be made upon the stu-dent’s o$cial withdrawal from the class after the "rst two days of instruction and through the last day to add classes.

• A 50% refund of the units dropped will be made upon the stu-dent’s o$cial withdrawal from the class after the last day to add classes and prior to Census Day in any term, as indicated in the college calendar.

Short-term Classes• Students enrolled in 6-week, 9-week, short-term classes (includ-

ing summer sessions*) will receive a 100% refund of tuition (minus a $20 processing fee) through the "rst two days of class. No refund will be made after the second day of class.

• Student enrolled in all the short-term and open-entry/open-exit classes will receive a 100% refund if they withdraw before the "rst class meeting. No refund will be made to students who withdraw after the "rst class meeting.

Summer Session Classes• A 100% refund of Nonresident Tuition and Capital Outlay Fee (minus

a $20 processing fee) will be made for any class from with the student withdraws through the "rst two days of instruction in the semester ("rst day of instruction according to the academic calendar).

• A 90% refund of the units dropped will be made upon the stu-dent’s o$cial withdrawal from the class after the "rst two days of instruction and through the last day to add classes.

• A 50% refund of the units dropped will be made upon the stu-dent’s o$cial withdrawal from the class after the last day to add classes and prior to Census Day in any term, as indicated in the college calendar.

Students are encouraged to pay enrollment fees and past due fees by credit card on the secure Peralta website at www.peralta.edu.

Each of our colleges has a full service Financial Aid O$ce. For information regarding your speci"c Financial Aid need, contact the Financial Aid O$ce at the campus you are most likely to attend. Berkeley City College: (510) 981-2807; College of Alameda: (510) 748-2391; Laney College: (510) 464-3414; Merritt College: (510) 436-2465.

Short-Term and Open-Entry/Open-Exit ClassesA student enrolled in a short-term or open-entry/open-exit class will receive a 100% refund if he/she o$cially withdraws on or before the "rst class meeting. A refund will not be received if he/she o!cially withdraws after the first class meeting.

Variable Unit Classes

No refund shall be made for variable units not earned by the student.

#e State-mandated Enrollment Fees will be fully refunded if an action of the college (e.g. class cancellation) prevents a student from attending class. A student may, upon request, obtain a refund up to the end of the following term in which the refund was due. After that time the student will not be eligible for the refund.

You may request transcripts by mail or in person at any of the four college admissions o$ces. Transcripts cost $4 each and are mailed in 7-10 business days. Rush requests cost $10 each and will be mailed in 3-5 business days, or may be picked up at the central district admissions o$ce at 333 E. 8th Street.

Your transcript will include all coursework completed at Berkeley City College, College of Alameda, Laney College and Merritt College. You can call us at (510) 466-7368 if you have any further questions.

Classes subject to change, please see online schedule for the latest information.See our website: www.Peralta.edu SPRING 2010 17

Assessment & Orientation ScheduleBERKELEY CITY COLLEGE

Please Note: #is schedule is subject to change. Space is limited and students must make an appointment. To sign-up for an assessment & orientation session, stop by the assessment o$ce (room 121, 2050 Center Street), or call (510) 981-2804. Sessions begin at the time noted and last approximately 3 hours, with assessment results (recommended courses) available at the end of the session. Please arrive 10 minutes early for your appointment. Students also can view practice questions for the English (not ESL) and math assessments at:www.act.org/compass/sample/

Location2050 Center St., Rm. 126, between Shattuck Ave. & Milvia St., Berkeley

Please Note: Sessions begin at the time noted and last approximately 3 hours, with assessment results (recommended courses) available at the end of the session. All sessions begin promptly, with NO late admittance. Please arrive 10 minutes early for your appointment.

Note to students with disabilities: If you need special accommodations for the assessment/orientation, or need to have the assessment test in an alternate format such as large print or Braille, please contact the Programs & Services for Students with Disabilities at (510) 981-2812.

Room 126 is located on the !rst "oor of 2050 Center Street at Berkeley City College. All sessions begin promptly, with no late admittance.

NovemberMonday, 11/02 9:00 am Wednesday, 11/04 1:00 pm Monday, 11/09 9:00 am Tuesday, 11/10 1:00 pm #ursday, 11/12 (ESL only) 2:00 pmMonday, 11/16 9:00 amWednesday, 11/18 1:00 pm For practice questions go to:www.act.org/compass/sample/index.html DecemberMonday, 12/02 9:00 am Monday, 12/07 9:00 am Tuesday, 12/08 1:00 pm Wednesday, 12/09 9:00 am #ursday, 12/10 (ESL only) 2:00 pm Saturday, 12/12 9:00 am Monday, 12/14 9:00 amWednesday, 12/16 1:00 pm

JanuaryMonday, 01/04 5:30 pmTuesday, 01/05 1:00 pmWednesday, 01/06 9:00 am#ursday, 1/7 (ESL only) 2:00 pm Saturday, 01/09 9:00 am Monday, 01/11 5:30 pm Tuesday, 01/12 9:00 amWednesday, 01/13 1:00 pm #ursday, 01/14 9:00 amFriday, 01/15 9:00 am Tuesday, 1/19 5:30 pmWednesday, 1/20 1:00 pmFriday, 1/29 (ESL only) 2:00 pm

*An orientation session in Spanish, and Cantonese, can be scheduled. Please call the assessment staff at (510) 981-2804 if you would like more information about these orientations.



Assessment & Orientation ScheduleCOLLEGE OF ALAMEDA

English and Math assessments will be administered using a self-paced computerized program. If you are taking both the Math and English assessments, please allow at least four (4) hours to complete the process. Appointments are required because space is limited. Drop-ins will be accommodated if space permits. Students will need to attend an ASSESSMENT and ORIENTATION SESSION.

IMPORTANT:• #ere is no cost for assessment and orientation.• Assessment results do not keep anyone from enrolling in college or any college program; however, students must meet prerequisites as stated in the college catalog.• Bring identi"cation with you on the day that you are scheduled for the assessment and orientation.• NO ONE IS ADMITTED LATE. Students should arrive 15 min. earlier than the scheduled sessions.• No children or food are permitted. Cellular phones and pagers must be o! during testing period.• Assessment results must be picked up in person, with identi"cation.If you have a disability requiring an alternative arrangement, call the Programs and Services for Students with Disabilities (DSPS): 748-2328 or 748-2330 (TDD).

11/10/2009 (Tue) Noon L202C11/24/2009 (Tue) Noon L202C

12/01/2009 (Tue) Noon L202C12/08/2009 (Tue) Noon L202C12/15/2009 (Tue) Noon L202C

01/09/2010 (Sat) 8:30AM L202C01/12/2010 (Tue) Noon L202C01/16/2010 (Sat) 8:30AM L202C01/19/2010 (Tue) Noon L202C01/23/2010 (Sat) 8:30AM L202C01/26/2010 (Tue) Noon L202C

January 16, 2010 (Saturday) 11am – 1pm F BuildingJanuary 19, 2010 (Tuesday) 5pm – 7pm F Building

January 23, 2010 (Saturday) 11am – 1pm F Building

11/16/2009 (Mon) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C11/17/2009 (Tue) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C11/23/2009 (Mon) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C11/24/2009 (Tue) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C11/30/2009 (Mon) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C

12/01/2009 (Tue) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C12/07/2009 (Mon) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C12/08/2009 (Tue) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C

01/04/2010 (Mon) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C01/05/2010 (Tue) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C01/06/2010 (Wed) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C01/09/2010 (Sat) 8:15AM L202C01/11/2010 (Mon) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C01/12/2010 (Tue) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C01/13/2010 (Wed) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C01/16/2010 (Sat) 8:15AM L202C01/19/2010 (Tue) 8:15AM & 3PM L202C01/20/2010 (Wed) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C01/23/2010 (Sat) 8:15AM L202C01/25/2010 (Mon) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C01/26/2010 (Tue) 8:15AM & 4PM L202C

Assessment Testing is by appointment only.

Drop-In testing available only if seating permits.


Assessment & Orientation ScheduleLANEY COLLEGE

New students will need to attend an ASSESSMENT/ORIENTATION SESSION prior to enrolling at Laney College. English and Math as-sessments will be administered using a self-paced computerized testing program. If you are taking both the math and English assessments, please allow at least three (3) hours to complete the process. Appoint-ments are required. Please call or visit the Assessment Center in A-101 for available.

Students with disabilities or need special accommodations should "rst contact Disabled Students Program & Services (DSPS) at (510) 464-3428. After receiving the Academic Accommodations Authorization form from DSPS, contact Blanca Montes de Oca at (510) 464-3260 in the Assessment Center to request special accommodations.

IMPORTANT:• #ere is no cost for assessment and orientation.• Assessment results do not keep anyone from enrolling in college or any

college program.• However, students must meet prerequisites as stated in the college catalog.• Bring identi"cation (e.g., driver license, student card or CA Identi"cation)

with you on the day of your assessment and orientation. • No children or food/drink are permitted.• During testing period NO phone or texting allowed. Phone must be

turn o!.

Must make an appointment for orientation/assessment or call 510-464-3259.

DATE DAY ASSESSMENT #1 ASSESSMENT#2 ASSESSMENT#34-Nov Wednesday 9-12pm 1-4pm 5-Nov #ursday 9-12pm 1-4pm 10-Nov Tuesday 9-12pm 1-4pm 12-Nov #ursday 9-12pm 1-4pm 16-Nov Monday 1-4pm 5-8pm18-Nov Wednesday 9-12pm 1-4pm 19-Nov #ursday 9-12pm 1-4pm 30-Nov Monday 9-12pm 1-4pm 1-Dec Tuesday 9-12pm 1-4pm 3-Dec #ursday 9-12pm 1-4pm 7-Dec Monday 1-4pm 5-8pm9-Dec Wednesday 9-12pm 1-4pm 5-Jan Tuesday 9-12pm 1-4pm 6-Jan Wednesday 9-12pm 1-4pm 7-Jan #ursday 9-12pm 1-4pm 11-Jan Monday 1-4pm 5-8pm13-Jan Wednesday 9-12pm 1-4pm 14-Jan #ursday 9-12pm 1-4pm 15-Jan Friday 9-12pm 20-Jan Wednesday 9-12pm 1-4pm 21-Jan #ursday 9-12pm 1-4pm 25-Jan Monday 1-4pm 5-8pm27-Jan Wednesday 9-12pm 1-4pm 28-Jan #ursday 9-12pm 1-4pm

ESL assessment sessions are not computerized at this time. Appoint-ments are necessary. Listed below are the dates and times scheduled for the Spring 2010 registration period. Students will need to attend an ASSESSMENT/ORIENTATION SES-SION. Listed below is a schedule of the sessions. (Dates and time may change.) Students with Disabilities who need accommodations should "rst contact Disabled Students Program & Services (DSPS) at (510) 464-3428. After receiving the Academic Accommodations Authorization form from DSPS, contact Blanca Montes de Oca at (510) 464-3260 in the Assessment Center in advance to request special accommodations.

IMPORTANT:• #ere is no cost for assessment and orientation.• Assessment results do not keep anyone from enrolling in college or any

college program; however, students must meet prerequisites as stated in the college catalog.

• Bring identi"cation with you on the day of your assessment and orientation.• No Children or food permitted. Cellular phones must be o! during

testing period.• Assessment results must be picked up in Room A-101with proper iden-

ti"cation.• YOU MUST MAKE AN APPOINTMENT FOR ORIENTATION /

ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

If you have any questions, please call the Assessment Center at (510) 464-3259.

DATE DAY TIME 3-Nov Tuesday 9-1pm 9-Nov Monday 12-4pm 13-Nov Friday 9-1pm 17-Nov Tuesday 4-8pm 2-Dec Tuesday 12-4pm 8-Dec Tuesday 4-8pm 10-Dec #ursday 9-1pm 4-Jan Monday 12-4pm 8-Jan Friday 9-1pm 12-Jan Monday 4-8pm 19-Jan Friday 12-4pm 22-Jan Friday 9-1pm 26-Jan Monday 4-8pm

**Schedule subject to change

20 SPRING 2010 Classes subject to change, please see online schedule for the latest information.


Assessment & Orientation ScheduleMERRITT COLLEGE


Reduce rush-hour commutes to campus and eliminate parking hassles.

All telecourse program are cablecast over Peralta TV at least twice a week. If you live in Oakland, Piedmont, Alameda, Emeryville or Berkeley and subscribe to cable, you can watch Peralta TV. If you miss a program, you can view it at repeat times. Or video tape the programs and view them later when you have time. If you don’t have access to Peralta TV, most Telecourse programs are also broadcast over KCSM-TV, channel 60. Or if you register for Laney Telecourses you can go to Laney Library Media Center and check out the video tapes. If you registered for Merritt Telecourses, you may watch the tapes in the Merritt College Library.

You pay only $26 per unit.

Attend an orientation and meet with your instructor at convenient times. Orientation dates and times are included with Telecourse listings. A telecourse program schedule and other required class meeting times are provided at the orientation.

Peralta Colleges’ Telecourses are designed to meet your busy schedule; you attend more than 60% of your class meetings at home by watching programs on T.V.

Telecourses/Distance LearningTRANSFER TO **U.C. AND *C.S.U.

You can leave messages 24-hours a day, seven days a week. At the class orientation, you will be given a number. Here you can reach your instructor whenever you need help or have questions.

• Lessons are broadcast over local televisions at least twice a week.• Reading assignments are in a text which is part of your college-

level television course.• Learning activities, "eld trips, paper, special projects, take-home

quizzes and exams will also be part of your classes.• Regular conferences are held with you and your instructor, either

in person or by phone.

Call (510) 464-3224 today for information.

Here are four important steps which will help insure your academic success as you progress through your Telecourse:

1. Talk with a college counselor to make sure that the Telecourse will meet your educational goals and does

not interfere with other classes you plan to take.2. Attend an introductory orientation at the beginning

of the semester, and participate in other scheduled class meetings.

3. View your Telecourse segment each week.4. Complete reading assignments and written work on

schedule.5. Take the quizzes and exams.6. Ask questions: Use your instructor’s o$ce hours and

voice mail to arrange meetings and ask questions about course content and class assignments.

Alameda and Berkeley CABLE CHANNEL 27Emeryville, Oakland and Piedmont CABLE CHANNEL 28

Peralta.TV is your television station. Reaching some 200,000 households in the San Francisco Bay Area – and many more through its streaming Web site – peralta.TV features a vast array of compelling and inspiring programs of diverse interests and genres. Peralta.TV wants you to get involved.

Peralta.TV is committed to creating and acquiring programs that foster critical awareness both within the East Bay and be-yond. By creating a dialogue with the surrounding community, peralta.TV seeks to move beyond the conventional. Peralta.TV wishes to instigate, educate and to enhance teaching and learn-ing as part of the educational mission of the Peralta Community College District and its four colleges.

Peralta.TV is your college television station, so get involved. To get your programs on the air, volunteer or intern at the station and participate in community media in new ways, contact us at [email protected] or visit our web site at www.peralta.tv.



Courses labeled "ONLINE COURSE" below are courses in which all instructional activities take place on the Internet. Students taking Laney online courses must participate in an online orientation. It is the STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY to contact the instructor by email or phone, using the contact information provided below, to obtain information regarding this orientation and other online course information. Note: To participate in online courses, students MUST have an active email address and Internet access. If you are unable to contact your Laney online instructor, please email the Laney Distance Education Administrator, Dean Michael Orkin: [email protected].

Distance Education courses that involve some classroom instruction and some Internet instruction are NOT labeled "online course" below. Students enrolled in these courses must attend a mandatory orientation held on the Laney campus at the times and places listed below.

* or * * DEPARTMENT FACULTY/PHONE/EMAIL UNITS CODE

Telecourses/Distance Learning

** ANTHR 3 Jayne Smithson 3 20907 Intro to Social & Cultural Anthropology [email protected]

*ONLINE COURSE*

** ASTR 10 Allen Nicol 3 20942 Descriptive Astronomy 464-3185 (Mandatory orientation on 1/22 at 5 pm or [email protected] 1/23 at 12noon in A274)

** BIOL 11 Fernando Agudelo-Silva 3 20943 Principles of Biology [email protected]

*ONLINE COURSE*

** BIOL 28 Fernando Agudelo-Silva 3 20944 Human Nutrition [email protected]

*ONLINE COURSE*

** BUS 1B Anna Beavers 4 21440 Managerial Accounting 464-3249

*ONLINE COURSE* [email protected]

** BUS 2 Ronald Jones 3 20945 Intro to Business Law 464-3187


** BUS 10 Ronald Jones 3 20946 Intro to Business 464-3187


* BUS 21 Alice Cheng 2 21442 Payroll Accounting [email protected]

*ONLINE COURSE*

* BUS 4 Anna Beavers 3 20196 Cost Accounting 464-3249


* BUS 72 Rosella Bowman 3 21452 Principles of Retailing [email protected]

*ONLINE COURSE*

* BUS 210 Ronald Jones 3 21457 Financial Management & Investments 464-3187


* BUS 43B Elaine Chen Ramirez 4 20947 Introduction to Microsoft Excel for 464-3438 Business Applications [email protected]

*ONLINE COURSE* (Mandatory orientation on 1/22 at 5 pm or 12noon in F252)

* BUS 74 Joshua Coplen 3 21453 Introduction to Advertising [email protected]

*ONLINE COURSE*

* BUS 76 Joshua Coplen 3 21454 E-commerce/Entrepreneurship [email protected]

*ONLINE COURSE*


* or * * DEPARTMENT FACULTY/PHONE/EMAIL UNITS CODE

* BUS 230D-F Anna Pavelka-Lodato 1 each 21615/21613/21617 Beginning Keyboarding [email protected]

* BUS 231D-F 1 each 21619/21621/21623 Intermediate Keyboarding

*ONLINE COURSE*

** CIS 1 Tuan Nguyen 4 20958 Introduction to CIS 464-3458 20959


** COUN 24 Danniett Howard 3 21187 College Success 464-3151


** ECON 1 Joshua Polston 3 21193 Principles of Economics (Macro-Economics) [email protected]

*ONLINE COURSE*

* HIST 17 Carlos Solomon 3 21212 History of the Mexican-American


** HLTED 1 Beth Belzer 3 21213 Exploring Health Issue


HLTOC 202 Judith Tate 2 21525 Medical Terminology II 464-3472


** HUMAN 30A William Garrett 3 21214 Human Values/Ethics 865-6184


* LIS 85 Ann Buchalter 2 20670 Introduction to Information Resources [email protected]

*ONLINE COURSE* (Late Start: 2/10/2010)

* LIS 85 Ann Buchalter 2 24716 Introduction to Information Resources [email protected]

*ONLINE COURSE* (Late Start: 3/24/2010)

* M/LAT 12 Carlos Solomon 3 20681 United States Relations with Mexico& [email protected] Latin America

*ONLINE COURSE*

* M/SVN 60 Ronald Jones 3 20683 Introduction to Management 464-3187


** MUSIC 10 Jay Lehmann 3 21035 Music Appreciation 464-3463 Exploring the World of Music [email protected] (Mandatory orientation on 1/22 at 5 pm or 1/23 at 12noon in D200)

** PHIL 1 William Garrett 3 21048 Intro to Philosophy 865-6184


** PHYSC 20 Douglas Segar 3 21097 Intro to the Marine Environment 464-3174


** PHYSC 20 Douglas Segar 3 21360 Intro to the Marine Environment 464-3174

*ONLINE COURSE* [email protected] (Late Start: 3/18/2010)

** POSCI 1 Blake Respini 3 21723 Government and Politics in the U.S. [email protected]

*ONLINE COURSE*

** PSYCH 1A Jennifer Iljas 3 21232 Intro to General Psychology 464-3196




Fee-Based Classes

LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE LANHT 800 INTRODUCTION TO AESTHETIC 0 UNITS PRUNING Introduction to aesthetic pruning of ornamental trees 24345 Lec 09:30-11:50 S Alliger H 101 Merritt Lec 01:00-04:20 PM S H 101 Meets 1/30. Fee $78. For registration information call 436-2413 or come

to Q300. No on-line registration. 801 THE ART OF PRUNING DECIDUOUS 0 UNITS TREES AND SHRUBS In-depth study of the art of pruning deciduous trees 24346 Lec 09:30-12:20 PM S Alliger H 101 Merritt Meets 2/20. Fee $39. For registration information call 436-2413 or come

to Q300. No on-line registration. 803 FINDING THE ESSENCE OF A TREE 0 UNITS Identi"cation of di!erent tree forms such as slant, formal

upright, windswept, and clump 24347 Lec 09:30-12:20 PM S Alliger H 101 Merritt Meets 3/6. Fee $39. For registration information call 436-2413 or come

to Q300. No on-line registration. 804 PRUNING FLOWERING TREES 0 UNITS AND SHRUBS Introduction to the pruning, styling and care of most of

the %owering trees and shrubs found in East Bay gardens 24348 Lec 09:30-12:20 PM S Alliger H 101 Merritt Meets 4/17. Fee $39. For registration information call 436-2413 or come

to Q300. No on-line registration. 810 PRUNING MAPLES 0 UNITS In-depth study of the techniques needed to prune maple

trees 24349 Lec 09:30-12:20 PM S Alliger H 101 Merritt Meets 5/1. Fee $39. For registration information call 436-2413 or come

to Q300. No on-line registration. 838 CREATIVE CENTERPIECES 0 UNITS Creating inspired centerpieces, from formal to casual,

simple to extravagant 24351 Lab 07:30-09:20 PM M Hubbell H 108 Merritt Lec 06:30-07:20 PM M H 108 Meets 1/25-3/22. Fee $125 plus $30 material fee. Students supply own

!owers. No !owers for the "rst week. For registration information call 436-2413 or come to Q300. No on-line registration.

839A INTRODUCTION TO BONSAI 0 UNITS History and discussion of bonsai as an art and science 24353 Lab 01:30-04:20 PM S Castellon H 101 Merritt Lec 09:30-12:20 PM S H 101 Meets 3/13. Fee $78. For registration information call 436-2413 or come

to Q300. No on-line registration.

840 WEDDING BOUQUETS I 0 UNITS Introduction to wedding bouquet design techniques and

identi"cation of materials 24354 Lab 06:30-09:20 M Hubbell H 108 Merritt Meets 3/29-4/26. Fee $80 plus $25 material fee. Students supply own !owers.

No !owers the "rst week. For registration information call 436-2413 or come to Q300. No on-line registration.

842 WEDDING BOUQUETS II 0 UNITS Wedding bouquet design techniques and identi"cation

of materials 24355 Lab 06:30-09:20 PM M Hubbell H 108 Merritt Meets 5/3-5/24. Fee $80 plus $25 material fee. Students supply own !ow-

ers. No !owers the "rst week. For registration information call 436-2413 or come to Q300. No on-line registration.

848PA PRUNING DECIDUOUS FRUIT TREES 0 UNITS Pruning of the majority of deciduous fruit trees grown in

the Bay Area. 24364 Lec 09:30-12:20 PM S Meacham H 101 Merritt Meets 2/6. Fee $39. For registration information call 436-2413 or come

to Q300. No on-line registration. 856 GROWING ROSES 0 UNITS Selection, planting, pruning and care of roses 24365 Lec 09:30-12:20 PM S Jones H 101 Merritt Meets 1/23. Fee $39. For registration information call 436-2413 or come

to Q300. No on-line registration. 881 THE ART OF THE WISTERIA 0 UNITS Culture and history of wisteria 24366 Lec 09:30-12:20 PM S Churgel H 101 Merritt Meets 2/27. Fee $39. For registration information call 436-2413 or come

to Q300. No on-line registration. 891 THE ART OF THE LACE LEAF MAPLE 0 UNITS Culture and history of lace leaf Japanese maples 24363 Lab 11:30-12:20 PM S Nara H 101 Merritt Lec 09:30-11:20 S H 101


Final Examination Schedule

Each class conducting a "nal examination or other culminating activity will hold its "nal examination in the regu-larly scheduled classroom according to the schedule presented below. Occupational education courses or any other courses not conducting a "nal examination will continue to hold regularly scheduled class meetings throughout the "nal examination period up to the end of the semester. Students enrolled in these classes who have a con%icting examination with another course will be excused to take the examination.

Students: Please check with instructor to verify date and time of "nal examination.

Instructors: In order to avoid con%icts, please adhere to the schedule as listed and do not change date or time of your "nal examinations.

Classes which meet at: Will conduct "nal exam on: 8:00 a.m. MWF or 8:00 a.m. Daily 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., Fri., May 28 9:00 a.m. MWF or 9:00 a.m. Daily 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., Wed., May 26 10:00 a.m. MWF or 10:00 a.m. Daily 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Mon., May 24 11:00 a.m. MWF or 11:00 a.m. Daily 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Wed., May 26 12:00 noon MWF or 12:00 noon Daily 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m., Mon., May 24 1:00 p.m. MWF or 1:00 p.m. Daily 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m., Wed., May 26 2:00 p.m. MWF or 2:00 p.m. Daily 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m., Mon., May 24 3:00 p.m. MWF or 3:00 p.m Daily 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m., Wed., May 26 7:30 a.m. TTH 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., #urs., May 27 9:00 a.m. TTH 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., Tues., May 25 10:30 a.m. TTH 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., #urs., May 27 1:00 p.m. TTH 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m., Tues., May 25 2:30 p.m TTH 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m., Tues., May 25

DAY CLASSES (Up to 4:00 p.m.) Final examinations will be conducted for a two-hour period as per the following schedule:

Classes which meet on: Will conduct "nal exam on: Saturday only Saturday May 22 Monday only Monday May 24 Tuesday/#ursday or Tuesday only Tuesday May 25 Monday/Wednesday or Wednesday only Wednesday May 26 #ursday only #ursday May 27 Friday only Friday May 28

EVENING CLASSES (After 4:00 p.m.) and SATURDAY CLASSESFinal examinations will be conducted as per the following schedule:



Welcome to Berkeley City College!We are delighted that you have selected Berkeley City College as your path to higher education. At Berkeley City College, our number one priority is your success. Here, you will develop the knowledge and skills you need to transfer to top-rated universities and colleges. BCC students experience among the highest transfer rates to U.C. Berkeley, San Francisco State University, California State University East Bay, and many other public and private universities.

At BCC, you may also train for careers which meet the needs of the fastest-growing industries in the 21st century: multimedia arts, business, languages, biotechnol-ogy, and hospitality, among others. BCC houses state of the art classrooms and

laboratories. We provide you with opportunities to improve your job skills and o!er a wide array of day, evening, and weekend courses designed to meet your busy schedule. #e college also provides a wide variety of scheduling formats: short-term courses, distance learning, and weekend college classes. BCC's online and hybrid courses (the latter, a combination of in-class and online education) help you to explore new areas of interest in the arts, sciences, business, history, writing, and languages.

As educators and professionals, our instructors are committed to your success and create active learning communi-ties to support and inspire you. #ey value multicultural perspectives and re%ect the diversity of our communities.

BCC also hosts events designed to contribute to student learning by promoting campus life and civic responsibility, and by celebrating cultural diversity.

We enjoy an outstanding reputation in our community because we continually strive to create a student-centered environment based on innovation, academic excellence, superior student services and new programs.

I invite you to get a head start on your education. Enroll at Berkeley City College and transform your life.

Sincerely,

Dr. Betty InclanPresident

Berkeley City College2050 CENTER ST. "BETWEEN SHATTUCK AVE. & MILVIA ST.#, BERKELEY, CA 94704

www.berkeleycitycollege.edu


Telephone/E-Mail DirectoryBerkeley City College (BCC) provides a wide variety of transferable courses, programs, certi"cates and associate degrees. As one of California’s top transfer institutions, BCC consistently ranks in the top 10% of California community college transfers to U.C. and the California State University systems. Evening and Saturday College, a university liberal arts major, places transfer classes on the U.C. Berkeley campus, a collaboration that has continued since 1975. A new, six story downtown Berkeley campus at 2050 Center St. (between Shattuck & Milvia), conveniently located 1/2 block from BART and AC transit, serves students throughout the Bay Area. #e new campus, 1-1/2 blocks from U.C. Berkeley, houses a multi-use conference center, and programs and classes in subjects such as art and multimedia arts, business and information technology, computer information systems, the liberal arts and sciences, and languages. Call (510) 981-2800, or access the college’s Web site at http://www.peralta.edu, for the latest information about Berkeley City College.

DEPARTMENT PHONE EMAIL** • American Sign Language Nancy Cayton, 4th Floor, 981-2872 (Voice) 1-866-971-1994 (VP) ncayton Iva Ikeda, 2nd Floor, 981-2910 (VP) iikeda • Arts and Cultural Studies Jennifer Braman, 981-2904, 5th Floor jbraman Dr. Laura Ruberto, 5th Floor, 981-2922 lruberto • Business Programs Neil Dunlop, 5th Floor, 981-2906 ndunlop Jayne Matthews, 5th Floor, 981-2913 jmatthews • Computer Information Systems Neil Dunlop, 5th Floor, 981-2906 ndunlop • English Jenny Lowood, 5th Floor, 981-2912 jlowood • English as a Second Language Laurie Brion, 5th Floor, 981-2875 lbrion • Faculty Outreach and Community Class Developer Stephanie Sanders-Badt, 981-2932 ssanders-badt • Follett Bookstore 5th Floor, 981-1012 • Global Studies Joan Berezin, 5th Floor, 981-2884 jberezin • Job Board 1st Floor Lobby • Mathematics Salvador Garcia, 981-2837 sgarcia • Modern Languages Dr. Gabriella Pisano, 5th Floor, 981-2917 gpisano • Multimedia Arts Lee Marrs, 981-2900 or Joe Doyle, 981-2945 lmarrs or jdoyle • O$ce of Instruction Donna Dorsey, 4th Floor, 981-2871 ddorsey Sylvia Espinosa, 4th Floor, 981-2928 sespinosa Marline Jenning, 4th Floor, 981-2861 mjenning • Program for Adult College Dr. David Johnson, 5th Floor, 981-2935 dmjohnson Education (PACE) Marilyn Clausen, 1st Floor, 981-2864 mclausen • PACE Counseling Lilia Chavez, 1st Floor, 981-2925 lchavez • Science & Biotechnology Dr. Barbara Des Rochers, 5th Floor, 981-2887 bdesrochers • Social Sciences Dr. Chuck Wollenberg, 5th Floor, 981-2924 cwollenberg Joan Berezin, 981-2884 jberezin • Social Services Paraprofessional Dr. Gloria Vogt, (510) 981-2870 gvogt • Travel/Tourism Industry Marty Sarbey de Souto, CTC, 5th Floor, 981-2931 [email protected]

If you need information about one or more of BCC’s student services, call—

• Admissions and Registration Loretta Newsom, 1st Floor, 981-2805 lnewsom • Assessment and Orientation Catherine Nichols, 1st Floor, 981-2804 cnichols • CalWORKs 1st Floor, 981-2847 • Counseling-BCC 2nd Floor, 981-5036 • Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS) Ayele Lemma, 1st Floor, 981-2831 alemma • Fees, Refunds Resurreccion Nicolas, 1st Floor, 981-2842 rnicolas • Financial Aid & Fee Waivers 1st Floor, 981-2807 bcc-"[email protected] • Programs and Services for Students with Disabilities (PSSD) Nina Kindblad, 2nd Floor, 981-2929 nkindblad Carol Ann Amen, 2nd Floor, 981-5037 camen Joni Nielsen, Test Accommodations, 2nd Flr., 981-2813 jnielsen Lynn Massey, 2nd Floor, 981-2812 cmassey Alternate Media O$ce, 981-2826 Luna Finlayson, 2nd Floor, 981-2959 l"nlayso • Student I.D. Photos Eileen Pippins, 5th Floor, 981-2905 epippins • Student Services VP’s O$ce Jasmine Martinez, 2nd Floor, 981-2810 jmartinez • Transfer & Career Information Paula Coil, 1st Floor, 981-2811 pcoil • Tutoring (510) 981-2971 • Veterans A!airs Jasmine Martinez, 2nd Floor, 981-2810 jmartinez

If you need information about other BCC programs and services, call— • College Library Barbara Dorham, 1st Floor, 981-2823 bdorham Joshua Boatright, 1st Floor, 981-2991 jboatright Fred Cisin, 1st Floor, 981-2964 fcisin Martin McGinn, Library Technician, 981-2824 • Marketing/Public Relations Shirley Fogarino, 4th Floor, 981-2852 sfogarino

**If you wish to contact someone on this list via E-Mail, enter their name followed by the su#x @peralta. edu; for example, to contact Shirley Fogarino via E-Mail, you would enter [email protected]



Take advantage of our new online associate degree transfer option: Berkeley City College’s New Online Transfer College.

If you enroll in Berkeley City College’s Online Transfer College classes, you attend most of your classes for one or two hours every other week, and do the rest of your college work on line. Some classes are held only on line. Online Transfer College lets you: • Enroll in classes packaged in a program designed for your busy schedule.• Choose from a variety of transfer classes and electives, which generally meet for one or two hours, every other week, then allow you to "nish the rest of your work online.• Work with your counselor to develop a plan that lets you "nish your associate degree in two years.• Take advantage of math, writing, and language workshops to ensure your college success.• See a BCC counselor to plan your program.

Want to know more?

• Call (510) 981-2883, email [email protected] or visit our web site at: www.berkeleycitycollege.edu. You may access BCC’s Online Transfer College Web site at info.eberkeley.org.• Stop by Berkeley City College, 2050 Center St. (between Shattuck Ave. & Milvia St.), 2nd Floor, to meet with a counselor. • Take the Richmond BART train to downtown Berkeley, take the Center St. escalator, and walk one-half block west on Center to BCC. We welcome you.

Berkeley City College


Use Our Student Services to Reach Your Educational Goals

Berkeley City College o!ers a va-riety of student services which provide you with the support and assistance you need to reach your educational goals. We hope you will take advantage of these services while attending the college. Your success is important to us! If you have needs which may not be met by the services listed here, call the Dean of Student Support Services at (510) 981-2830 or the Vice President of Student Services at (510) 981-2820.

Counseling O#ce Hours During registration, counselors are available on a drop in, "rst-come, "rst-served basis. Hours di!er during drop-in periods. During the "rst two weeks before and two weeks after registration, counselors may not return your calls because of the large number of students who see them. Appointments are necessary for developing student educa-tion plans. Please note that counselors’ hours are subject to change.

Lilia Chavez, PACE Counselor (510) 981-2925, 1st Floor, Rm. 124DMonday 1-7 p.m.#ursday 1-7 p.m.Wednesday Noon-5:30 p.m.Tamara Harris-Coleman, Counselor(510) 981-2962, 2nd Floor, Rm. 254Monday 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.Tuesday 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.Wednesday Noon to 7 p.m.#ursday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.Friday 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.Hermia Yam, Counselor (510) 981-2909, 2nd Floor, Rm. 255Monday 9:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m.Wednesday 9:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m.#ursday 11 a.m.-7 p.m.Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Allene Hamilton-Young, Career Counselor(510) 981-2908, 2nd Floor, Rm. 253Monday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.Tuesday 3-6:30 p.m.Wednesday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.#ursday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.Friday 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

*Note that counseling hours are subject to change.

BCC's Transfer and Career In-formation Center is a resource center for questions you have in choosing your career, choosing a major, or selecting a transfer institution. #e Center provides information about transferring to the California State University and the University of California systems, and to private colleges. California college catalogs and other college resource materials are available for review. You can meet with four-year college representatives who visit each month. Check our web site for the most current calendar of transfer events.

Plan your Associate Degree, Certi!cate, or General Education Program– If you wish to complete an associ-ate degree or a certi"cate, see a counselor during your first semester to plan your program.

Plan to transfer into Baccalaureate degreeprograms at four-year universities – If you wish to transfer to a four-year college or university meet with a coun-selor to discuss eligibility and admission requirements. Counselors will help you develop an education plan (SEP) which will outline the courses you must take to ful"ll your transfer educational objective.

Transfer Curriculum for UCs and CSUs – #e University of California and California State University campuses have cooperated to develop IGETC (Interseg-mental General Education Transfer Cur-riculum). IGETC is a pattern of courses that you can use to satisfy lower division general education requirements at any UC or CSU

campus. You must complete the entire pat-tern of courses in order to be certi"ed. Transfer curriculum for CSUs only – If you are seeking a bachelor’s degree at a California State University you must complete a 60-semester unit breadth requirement, distributed among "ve aca-demic areas. #irty-nine of these units are lower division and may be completed at the college. Certi"cation is provided when you complete the prescribed pattern of courses. A list of the CSU General Education. Breadth Requirements are available from a counselor or in the Transfer Center.

Transfer Information Online – You can access articulation agree-ments, general education and major prepa-ration requirements, and other transfer information at the ASSIST web site: www.assist.org.

Concurrent Enrollment and Dual Admission Programs– You may be eligible to attend courses at Mills College, UC Berkeley or CSU East Bay while still a student at Berkeley City College for the same cost as community college tuition (concurrent enrollment). Contact a counselor for more information about these programs. Flyers outlining quali"cations are available in the Transfer Center.

Career Services include –

• EUREKA Career Assessment, and Occupaions and College Information Software• Job Board, Including Career Fair Notices• Career Resources Library• Website• Career Counselor

#e Transfer & Career Information Center is in Room 161. Hours are posted at Center and on the website:

www.berkeley.peralta.edu/transfercenter For details, call Paula Coil at (510) 981-2811, or e-mail [email protected]

Go to Peralta's Web site at www.Peralta.edu and click on the college's link for phone number additions and updates.



Use Our Student Services to Reach Your Educational Goals

CalWORKs (California Work Opportunities and Responsibilities to Kids) is a program designed to provide the support and training you need to get a good job. As a CalWORKs participant, you join a supportive group that provides:• Pre-and-Post-Employment Training• Intensive Job Training

CalWORKs can help you reach your goals by providing you with free services such as:• Child Care Subsidies• Financial Aid (Grants, Fee Waivers)• Continual One-on-One Support• Work Skills Development• College Success and Test- Taking Techniques• Career and Personal Counseling• Community Resource Referrals• Tutorial Assistance

CalWORKs helps you to prepare for jobs in growing "elds with many opportunities for advancement. #ey include:• American Sign Language• Biotechnology• Business/Computer Information Systems

• O$ce Technology — Application Emphasis — Accounting Emphasis — Medical O$ce Emphasis

• Small Business Management• Social Services (Paraprofessional)

CalWORKs o$ce hours are 9 a.m. to 3p.m., 1st %oor. Call the CalWORKs o$ce at (510) 981-2847. We look forward to serving you.

Extended Opportunity Program and Services (EOPS) provides "nancial and academic support to community college stu-dents whose educational and socioeconomic backgrounds may prevent them from success-fully attending college. To qualify, you must be: a California resident; enrolled in at least 12 units, but not have completed more than 70 units; eligible for a Board of Governors' grant; and educationally disadvantaged. Services provided are: orientation, early registration, specialized counseling, academic planning, career guidance, academic progress monitoring, basic skills instructional services, tutoring, book grants, transfer assistance, and special cultural awareness activities. CARE, part of EOPS, is a state-funded supplemental educational support program of EOPS whose goal is to assist

welfare-dependent, single heads of household by obtaining college-level education and training to become more employable. EOPS students who are CalWORKs/TANF/AFDC recipients, single head of household with children 14 years old and under are eligible for CARE. CARE students receive supple-mental counseling and advisement services; assistance with child care and transportation, school supplies, programs, workshops, classes to enhance personal development parenting; study skills; group support; peer networking; and information and referrals to campus and community based human services programs. For information about how EOPS can help you succeed in college, contact the EOPS O$ce at (510) 981-2831.

EOPS Counseling HoursLuna Finlayson, Counselor (510) 981-2836, O$ce in Rm. 122Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

EOPS O#ce HoursAyele Lemma, Program Coordinator(510) 981-2831, O$ce in Rm. 125Monday thru Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

#e college o!ers a wide variety of "nancial aid programs and services to help you meet your educational costs. #e college participates in the Federal Pell Grant Program, the Federal Supplemental Education Oppor-tunity Grant Program (SEOG), the Federal College-Work Study Program, and the Board of Governors Waiver Program (BOGEFW). For application information, go to www.berkeley-citycollege.edu, click on Student Services, then select Financial Aid. You may also contact our Financial Aid O$ce via phone or in person. #ere are no emergency loans. As you plan your college budget, include educational costs for items such as books, supplies, and transportation.

Financial Aid O#ce HoursProgram Supervisor(510) 981-2807Monday and Tuesday, 8:30 a.m to 7 p.m.Wednesday and #ursday, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.Fridays, 8:30 a.m. to Noon

Do you plan to "nish your bachelor's degree at CSU, East Bay?

It's the smart way to save application fees and guarantees your acceptance to CSU, East Bay if you meet Program transfer requirements. Dual Admission is for you if this is your "rst semester in college AND you plan on transferring to CSU, East Bay. Here's how it works:

• Complete a Dual Admission Application Form during your "rst semester at the college, and submit it to your counselor. • CSU waives the application fee.• Your admission to CSUEB is guaranteed (except to impacted programs) if you meet Program transfer requirements.

For details on how to apply, drop by to see a counselor.



Nina Kindblad Learning Disability Specialist(510) 981-2929, 2nd Floor, Rm. 265Phone for an appointment—(510) 981-2812.

Carol Ann AmenLearning Disability Specialist(510) 981-2929, 2nd Floor, Rm. 265Phone for an appointment—(510) 981-2812.

For more information, or to schedule an appointment, please call our Programs and Services for Students with Disabilities Center at (510) 981-2812.

#e college's Jerry L. Adams Learn-ing Resources Center (LRC) seeks to help students develop their academic skills so that they may become more self-con"dent and independent learners. LRC services include individual and group tutoring in English, math, computerized tutorial programs and access to computers to prepare papers. Phone(510) 981-2971 for details or drop by the Tutoring/Learning Resources Center.

Veterans and veterans' dependents who are eligible for bene"ts can contact Veter-ans Services for information about enrollment certi"cation. Veterans Services provides a liaison between the college and the Veterans Adminis-tration. For details, call (510) 981-2810.

#ere are no emergency loans. As you plan your college budget, include educational costs for items such as books, supplies, and transportation.

You also may phone for an evening appointment.

#e college's library is open to all cur-rently registered Peralta College students, fac-ulty, and sta!. #e library contains over 8,000 volumes, a small collection of print periodicals, and a small audiovisual collection. You may check out materials with a current Berkeley City College (or other Peralta college) Photo ID card and current enrollment sticker. #e card is free of charge and can be obtained from Student Services, 5th Floor, Room 511. Library computer workstations provide access to the college’s catalog, as well as over 20 online databases. #ere are computer workstations with worldwide web access; and ADA-compliant workstations are also available to PSSD students and faculty. Some alternate media is provided in Braille, e-text and large print upon request. Art-stor, Books in Print, Credo Reference, a suite of EBSCO and Facts on File databases, Lexis Nexis, NetLibrary, e-books, and many others are available for use by our students, faculty, and sta!. Book media sources, including videocassette and audio-cassette tapes, CDs; VCR, DVD, and CD equip-ment are also available for use inside the library. Students also may use the library ser-vices and facilities at the College of Alameda, Laney, and Merritt campuses.

Library InformationLibrary URL: http://berkeley.peralta.edu/library

Circulation/Library Cards/Hours:Martin McGinn981-2824

Use Our Student Services to Reach Your Educational GoalsLibrary HoursMon., Tues., Fri., 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.Wed., #urs., 8:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Sat., 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Barbara Dorham, Librarian, 981-2823Josh Boatright, Librarian, 981-2991Fred Cisin, Librarian, 981-2964Martin McGinn, Library Technician, 981-2824

Disability-related services are identi-"ed by both student and counselor, and are provided on an individual basis. Services may include registration assistance, interpreters, readers, and special testing arrangements. Special equipment, and taped texts also are available through the center. If you have a physical, visual, communication, acquired brain impairment, psychological, or learning disability, and require special assistance to participate in our registration process or other parts of our Orientation/Assessment/Advis-ing process, contact our Disabled Students' Center. If you are hearing impaired or Deaf, please e-mail Lynn Massey at [email protected]. Our o$ce is open Monday through Fri-day, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. For more information, or to schedule an appointment, call our Disabled Students’ Center at (510) 981-2812.

Alternate Media O#ce This office provides all printed materials such as textbooks, exams, handouts and syllabi in the following formats: Braille, Large Print, E-text in Word or PDF "les, MP3, RFB&D tapes, RFB&D CD’s, Tactile graphics, MP3 players, Victor Readers and tape recorders are available for loan. #e following adaptive technology also is available: Jaws, WindowEyes, Zoom Text, Kurzweil 3000, Dragon Naturally Speak-ing, OpenBook, and TextAloud. For details, phone (510) 981-2826.

Important Note—Each Peralta campus has services for disabled students. You must register at each campus's DSPS O#ce to receive services from that campus.

Important Note AboutThis Class Schedule

#is schedule is available in an alternate media format upon request. Should you need further accommodations, contact our PSSD o$ce at 981-2918.



The following is a list of BCC Associate in Arts (AA), Associate in Science degree (AS), Certi"cates of Achievement (CA), and a Certi"cates of Pro"ciency:American Sign Language AA CAAmerican Sign Language Interpreter Training CA*Art Art AA Figure Drawing CA Oil and Acrylic Painting CA* Watercolor Painting CA*Biotechnology AS CA CPBusiness Business Administration AA Accounting AA CA** General Business AA CA Business/O$ce Technoloy AA Administrative Assistant CA Administrative/ Accounting Assistant CA Administrative Assistant/ Medical CAComputer Information Systems Applied Microcomputer Information Systems AS CA Computer Programming AS* CA* Web Programming AS CA Network Support Technician AA* CA*English English Language and Literature AA English Language/Writing AA Creative Writing/Fiction CA Creative Writing/Playwriting and Screenwriting CP Creative Writing/Poetry CAGlobal Studies AAHuman ServicesInternational Trade CA*Liberal Arts Intersegmental General Education Transfer (IGETC) CA CSU General Education Breadth CALiberal Arts with Emphasis: Arts and Humanities AA Liberal Arts with Emphasis: Social/Behavioral Sciences AAMultimedia Arts Animation AA CA Digital Imaging AA CA Digital Video Arts AA CA Web Design/Production AA CA Writing for Multimedia AA CASocial Services Paraprofessional AA CA Community Health Worker Program AA** CA**Spanish Language AA CATravel/Tourism Industry Adventure Travel CP Air Travel CP Cruise Industry CP Entry-Level Certi"cate CP Group Travel CP Inbound Travel CP Professional Certi"cate CAWomen’s Studies CP

*Programs are undergoing revision and are not currently o$ered. **Programs pending approval from State Chancellor’s O#ce.

Associate Degrees and Occupational Certi!cates

Our American Sign Language Pro-gram is a highly acclaimed national model. It focuses on development of communication skills, understanding Deaf culture, and how cultural di!erences between the Deaf and hearing communities a!ect cross-cultural communication. Most importantly, it pro-vides students with language skills and tools to continue learning ASL in the community and prepares them for transfer to the University of California or California State University systems. Students who have completed ASL courses at other colleges or who have experi-ence should consult with the ASL Department sta! for an evaluation. For details, contact Nancy Cayton, Sta$ Assistant, at (510) 981-2872 or e-mail [email protected].

Our Art majors provide a broad range of experience in arts and design. Your instructors are nationally acclaimed practicing artists. Contact Jennifer Braman at 981-2904 (510) 981-2904, or e-mail her at [email protected], for information.

Biotechnology encompasses recent advances in genetics, biochemistry, and related sciences which have resulted in new research and commercial development of products that are having a major impact on major industries. #e college's program, which integrates aca-demic and occupational instruction, prepares graduates for entry-level employment in a variety of technican-level science careers. Call (510) 981-2887, or e-mail Barbara des Rochers at [email protected].

If you are interested in Business, you can achieve your goals in several ways. Business Administration prepares you to transfer to a four-year school to study for a bachelor’s degree in many business "elds. General Business can also help you transfer. Or it can give you a "rm foundation in business theory and practice so that you can begin working sooner. Or it can show your current employer you are making an e!ort to upgrade your skills in order to contribute more to your company today and in the future. Accounting gives detail-oriented students a transferable skill that is in high

demand in business today. O$ce Technology provides basic o$ce skills to help you get your foot in the door for that "rst job. For details, contact Jayne Matthews at (510) 981-2913, or e-mail her at [email protected].

#e Computer Information Systems major includes area specializations in Applied Computer Information Systems and Web Pro-gramming, one of the most highly demanded skills in public and private sector organizations. For information, phone (510) 981-2906, or con-tact Neil Dunlop, department chair, at [email protected].

Our English major allows you to develop strong communications and analytical skills through a variety of literature and writing classes. #e associate degree is transferable to four-year colleges and universities. Contact Jennifer Lowood at (510) 981-2912, for infor-mation, or e-mail her at [email protected].

Our transferable global studies ,ma-jor prepares students for transfer to UC, CSU, and other four-year programs in Global or In-ternational Studies, Peace and Con%ict Studies, area studies, such as Latin American Studies, and International Relations. #e program is a stepping stone to a variety of career options in the international arena. Contact Joan Berezin at (510) 981-2884 or at [email protected].

#e associate in arts degree in liberal arts is designed to ful"ll lower division general education requirements. It is transferable to the University of California and California State University systems, and to private colleges.

You also may earn a Certi"cate of Achieve-ment in either U.C.'s IGETC curriculum, or in CSU's General Education Breadth curriculum, or you may earn an associate degree in liberal arts with an emphasis in social and behavioral sciences. Phone (510) 981-2800 for more information or see your counselor.


Associate Degrees and Occupational Certi!cates

Learn the nuts and bolts of digital "lmmaking digital imaging, animation, web design, or writing for multimedia. Our various degrees and certi"cates let you specialize in areas where you can best express your creativity while learnng the practical essentials of multimedia arts. Earn a Certi"cate of Achievement or an Associate in Arts degree in Multimedia Arts with an emphasis in animation, digital imaging, digital video, web design, or writing for multimedia. For details, contact Lee Marrs at [email protected] or at (510) 981-2900 or Joe Doyle at [email protected] or at (510) 981-2945.

#is specially designed program can help you complete a transferable associ-ate degree in six semesters. PACE classes are transferable to public and private colleges and universities. For more information about PACE classes and how to enroll, call (510) 981-2864, or e-mail [email protected]. See our PACE ad in this schedule.

Are you interested in a social services career? Our Social Services Para-professional Associate in Arts Degree or Certi"cate of Achievement prepares you for jobs in the social services, where there is great job demand. Course work covers child and family services, gerontology and California welfare services. Students receive on-the-job training in their second year. Community Health Worker is a new major, also under Social Services Para-professional, in which you can earn either an Associate in Arts Degree or Certi"cate of Achievement. Want to know more? Contact Dr. Gloria Vogt at (510) 981-2870, or e-mail her at [email protected]

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Berkeley City College has a bookstore on site. #e bookstore is located on the 5th %oor of our new campus., 2050 Center St., Rm. 517.

Follett Bookstore at Berkeley City College2050 Center St., Rm. 517, 5th FloorBerkeley, CA 94704(510) 981-1012

Bookstore HoursMondays thru #ursdays, 7:45 a.m.-7 p.m.Fridays, 7:45 a.m.-5 p.m.Saturdays, 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.

Visit the bookstore to "nd out about required texts.

Note that our bookstore may have extend-ed hours during the !rst weeks of class.

Our Spanish Associate in Arts De-gree or Certi"cate of Achievement prepares you for transfer to four-year institutions with a Spanish major and/or helps them to acquire Spanish pro"ciency necessary for careers which emphasize the value of familiarity with diverse cultures and global issues. Contact Dr. Gabriella Pisano at (510) 981-2917, or e-mail her at [email protected] for information.

Our Travel/Tourism Industry Pro-gram is designed to train you to work in the travel/tourism industry as a whole, not just as a travel agent. Today's successful employees need a thorough grounding in special skills courses, including travel product knowledge and customer service. Also important are related "elds such as sales skills, marketing, group tour designing, and familiarity with ships and cruise lines. Our travel/tourism faculty are quali"ed professionals. Most are employed as tour operators or travel agents; some own their own business and have unique entrepreneurial skills. #ey bring to the classroom practical, day-to-day experiences, not theory. For details, contact Marty Sarbey de Souto, CTC, at (510) 981-2931, or e-mail her at [email protected]

Our Women’s Studies Certi"cate of Pro"ciency includes electives and general education classes that also can be credited toward associate degree or transfer requirements in another major. For details contact Rivka Polatnick at (510) 981-2800 or see your counselor.

Grades and transcripts are available to all our students. Go to www.peralta.edu and click on the appropriate links to access grades and transcripts. If you need more information, contact Loretta Newsom in our Admissions and Records o$ce at (510) 981-2805.




“Sometimes, you may not have a role model; you may have to be the one to start down the path. I now have a cousin and a sister in college, and it all started with PACE and me, the !rst one in three generations to !nish college. You have to stick with it.”

—Christa Countee, M.S.W., Field Director, CSU East Bay Department of Social Work

By the time you arrive for your "rst PACE class, we make sure that you’re college-ready. Our PACE students complete special Orientation and Assessment sessions which help prepare them for college-level work. A tutorial program designed for PACE students helps you with college-level English and math classes.

We believe in working together.As PACE students, you can work in teams and small support groups. You join a 30-member group or “cohort,” and may have the same classmates for "ve semesters. Together, you create a study group to help you. Our experienced faculty work together to plan your courses. #ey listen to what you have to say. #is leads to planned assignments, coordinated across classes so that you can study your subjects from di!erent perspectives. For example, you may read a novel for an

English class and be asked to write about its literary merits. But in a history class, your assignment may be to do a paper on what the novel says about life in America.

PACE classes !t your schedule and cost less.You attend class eight evenings a month and six Saturdays each semester. As a California resident your community college enrollment fee is only $26 per unit.

Call now.We care so much about your success that PACE has established a 24-hour phone number where you can always ask questions and express concerns:

• Call (510) 981-2864, to speak with a PACE representative, or contact the PACE o$ce via e-mail at: [email protected], and leave a message. We’ll get back to you within 24 hours.

• Find more PACE information on our World Wide Web site. Access www.berke-leycitycollege.edu.

We are now accepting applications for next semester’s PACE classes.

ACE alum Christa Countee "rst entered college with the goal of becoming a teacher, but as she

progressed on her job at the Alameda County Department of Social Services, that career goal temporarily took a dif-ferent turn. After graduating from PACE, she transferred to California State Uni-versity, East Bay, for a bachelor’s degree, then was accepted to UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Social Welfare where she earned her master’s degree. “After I started teaching at Cal State East Bay, I was inspired by my experience in PACE to help students choose internships that would get them into career paths which serve the community,” she says. “I’m giving back to students who will one day be social workers and make a signi"cant di!er-ence in their communities.”

We’ve already done (some of ) your homework.In designing PACE, we studied many Bay Area college evening and weekend transfer programs, then developed the best possible classes for you. #e PACE curriculum meets all California lower division college transfer requirements.

You can count on us to support you.PACE’s strong support system is a cor-nerstone of your success. A counselor is assigned exclusively to PACE students to help with academic planning.

Berkeley City College

Choose the Best!Program for Adult College Education (PACE)

*Go to Peralta's Web site at www.Peralta.edu and click on Berkeley City College's Web link for phone number additions and updates.


By BART

1. Take Richmond BART Train from San Fracisco or Fremont to Downtown Berkeley BART station.

2. Take Pittsburg/Baypoint BART and transfer at the 12th, 19th, or MacArthur St. BART station.

3. Berkeley City College’s is located one-half block west of the Downtown Berkeley BART station. Take BART escalator or elevator to Shattuck and Center Sts., then walk 1/2 block west (toward San Francisco Bay).

By AC Transit

Call (510) 839-2882 for theAC Transit route nearest you, or ac-cess www.actransit.org on the world wide web.

Get your Peralta EasyPass from Cashier's O$ces at all Peralta Colleges. It's only $50 per semester for full-time students (who have 12 or more units) at Berkeley City College, College of Alameda, Laney College, and Merritt College.

By Car 1. Take 1-80 to University Avenue exit, drive down University until you reach Milvia. Turn right on Milvia, proceed south to Center St., then take a left on Center St. to 2050 Center. Parking is available on the street and in the Center St. Garage, next door to Berkeley City College, or in the City of Berkeley Parking Garage across the street from the college.

2. Take Highway 24 to Martin Luther King Jr. Way. Go down Martin Luther King Jr. Way to University Avenue. Turn right on University, then right on University Ave. & Shattuck Ave. Proceed south on Shattuck Ave. to Center St. Turn right on Center St. Berkeley City College is at 2050 Center St., next door to the Center St. garage.

Etcheverry (A-4)Tolman (B-3)

Mulford (B-2)Barrows (D-5)

Dwinelle (D-3)Wheeler (C-4)

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Mo$tt Library (C-3)Evans (B-5)

Kroeber (D-5)



Campus/AC Transit and BART Service Maps

For speci!c AC Transit and BART routes and schedule information, visit www.actransit.org or www.bart.gov.

Berkeley City College (BCC)(was Vista Community College)

2050 Center Street

Berkeley City College is located at 2050 Center St., between Shattuck Ave. and Milvia St., 1-1/2 blocks west of the U.C. Berkeley campus.

Berkeley City College's downtown Berkeley campus is unique in California. It is designed as a multipurpose urban facility that can easily adapt to new technologies years into the future. #e 160,000 square foot, six-story structure, designed by Emeryville's renowned Ratcli! Architects, also was planned as a "green" building. #e campus includes a ground %oor, a multi-use conference center with 250 seats, and an atrium that extends the height of the building that can be used as breakout space.

As one of California's top transfer institutions, Berkeley City College ranks in the top ten of the state's 110 community colleges for transfers to U.C. Berkeley. For transfers to the California State University system, the college is ranked in the top "fth of state community college transfers to the California State University system.

Approximately 40% of Berkeley City College’s classes are currently taught evenings and Saturdays on the U.C. Berkeley campus. Others are held at the college’s 2050 Center St. campus. Outreach classes are held at community locations. A diverse student population attends Berkeley City College, adding to the richness of the educational experience there. In fall 2008, 32% were Caucasian; 22% were African American; 14% were Asian; 1% was Native American, 14% were Hispanic; and 2% were Filipino. Students who indicated “Other/Unknown” equaled 14%. Berkeley City College students’ average age declined, from 44 years in 1988 to 31 years in 2008-09. #e percentage of students between the ages of 16 and 24 rose to 46% in 2009, and is expected to continue to rise as more young students enroll in Berkeley City College’s transfer and occupational programs.


Welcome to College of Alameda!

On behalf of the faculty, sta!, and administration, it is an honor and a pleasure to welcome you to College of Alameda. #e entire college sta! is available to support your academic goals and ensure that your stay at College of Alameda is your best possible educational experience.

College of Alameda is one of the four colleges in the Peralta Community College District. We have served as a comprehensive two-year college for more than 39 years, providing exceptional programs, courses and services.

Whether you plan to transfer to a university, want to acquire technical skills for entrance or advancement in your employment, have a desire for educational enrichment, or want to develop foun-dational skills necessary to enter a "eld of your choice, you will "nd that we o!er courses that meet your needs.

We are happy that you decided to select College of Alameda to pursue your educational goals. I am con"dent that your educational experience here will be bene"cial, satisfying and enriching.

Sincerely,

George Herring, Ed.D.President

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College of Alameda

www.alameda.peralta.edu



#e College of Alameda o!ers a comprehensive program of more than 300 liberal arts, science and occupational courses in 38 major subject areas.

For more than 39 years, COA’s dedicated faculty and sta! have helped over 200,000 students complete their edu-cational goals.

#e college’s beautiful park-like campus o!ers quiet restfulness in a bustling urban environment. Located at the corner of Webster Street and Atlantic Avenue on the island community of Alameda, it is easily accessible from Oakland and other Easy Bay cities by AC Transit and by private auto through the Webster Street Tube from downtown Oakland.

DEPARTMENT PHONE

College of Alameda Main Number (General Information) 522-7221 FAX 769-6019 TTY 748-2189Admissions & Records 748-2228Associated Students (ASCOA) 748-2371Assessment Center 748-2307Aviation Facility (North Field) 748-2291Bookstore 748-2247Business Services Manager 748-2235CalWORKs O$ce 748-2152Cashier 748-2224Child Care Center 748-2381Counseling Department 748-2209Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS) and CARE 748-2258Financial Aid Department 748-2391Health Services 748-2320Instruction, Vice President 748-2352 Division I 748-2357 Division II 748-2373 Learning Resources Center 748-2315

DEPARTMENT PHONE

Library 748-2398One-Stop Career Center 748-2208Police/Escort Services 465-3456President’s O$ce 748-2273Programs & Services for Students with Disabilities (DSPS) 748-2328Public A!airs 748-2213Research & Planning O$cer 748-2334Safety Aides 748-2249Student Activities 748-2249Student Services Administrative O$ce Vice President 748-2205 Dean, Student Support Services 748-2288Supervisor, Evening (Academic Year) 748-2311 cell phone 381-7773Supervisor, Saturday 748-2342 cell phone 381-7773Transfer Center 748-2113Tutorial Center 748-2307Veterans A!airs O$ce 748-2203 Welcome Center 748-2184

Telephone Directory


College of Alameda welcomes you! We invite you to attend our orientation for new and returning students. We will be providing many special services and information workshops!

• Learn how to be a successful student. • Discuss your educational goals with a COA counselor. • Learn about our transfer programs to UC and CSU colleges. • Get tips on applying for Financial Aid. • Get to know our numerous support service areas: Extended Opportunity Program & Services (EOPS), Programs

and Services for Students with Disabilities (DSPS), Learning Resources Center, Career Center & Job Placement Services, and other areas.

• English as a Second Language (ESL) orientation services will be provided. • Meet our distinguished ESL faculty.

New Student OrientationLOCATION: STUDENT LOUNGE "F BUILDING#

New Student Orientation:Jan. 16 Saturday 11:00 am - 1:00 pm F Bldg.,Student LoungeJan. 19 Tuesday 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm F Bldg.,Student Lounge

English as a Second Language Orientation:Jan. 23 Saturday 11:00 am - 1:00 pm F Bldg., Student Lounge

Continuing EOPS/CARE Students:Dec. 9 Wednesday 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm D Building, Room 237Dec. 10 #ursday 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm D Building, Room 237Dec. 14 Monday 12:30 am - 1:30 am D Building, Room 208Jan. 21 #ursday 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm TBA

New EOPS/CARE Students:Jan. 22 Friday 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm TBAFeb. 2 Tuesday 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm TBA

CARE/CalWORKS Orientation:Jan. 14 #ursday 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm F Building, Room 216

Space is limited! Call for more information orto reserve your spot (510) 748-2307.

See you at the orientation!

STEPS TO COMPLETE COUN 200A1. You must complete Assessment. Sign up for Assessment by

calling (510) 748-2307 or by visiting the Assessment O!ce on the second floor of the Library.

2a. You must attend a "Getting to Know Us Group Orientation" Session. Sign up at the Assessment O!ce.

Group Orientation Sessions in F BuildingSaturday, January 16th from 11am to 1pmTuesday, January 19th from 5pm to 7pm

Saturday, January 23rd from 11am to 1pm (ESL ONLY)

2b. If you cannot attend a session in person, please complete the Online Orientation. You can access the orientation at

http://alameda.peralta.edu and select New Student Orientation under Quick Links.

Review the orientation, complete the Orientation Quiz and submit it to the Counseling Department.

3. YOU SHOULD ENROLL in COUN 200A: ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE. Add Coun 200A: Orientation to College (CODE: 23023) to your schedule.

4. Attend the SUPER SATURDAY STUDENT CONFERENCE on February 27th from 9am to 2pm. You will be able to select workshops of your choice like Transferring, Obtaining Associate Degrees/Certi"cates, Job Search Skills, Career Exploration, and many other exciting topics. Information will be mailed to you regarding the Conference, so be sure your address is current with Admissions and Records.

If you have any questions regardingthese instructions, please see a counselor at

the A Building or call (510) 748-2209.



Student Success Learning Communities

College of Alameda Learning Communities are designed to promote student success. Curriculum and teaching methods in these learning communities will be responsive to the culture and legacy of African American, Latino, or Asian/Paci"c American students, but all students regardless of race, gender, age, sexual orientation, country of origin, and/or disabilities are welcome to join any of the three Learning Communities.

Classes within a learning community will be linked so that a group of students can take classes together, and faculty will work jointly to provide students with the necessary knowledge and self-con"dence to succeed.

#e classes are paired as follows:• English 269AB and Counseling 224 OR• English 201AB and Counseling 24.Students must register for both the English and the Counseling class.

#e Adelante (Spanish for “onward” or “forward”) program serves to enhance the intellectual, philosophical, ethical, and community experience of students though the re%ective study of Latino culture and literature.

#e Amandla (Zulu for Power) program is a member of the Statewide Umoja (Unity) Community, and is dedicated to enhancing the cultural and educational experiences of African American and other student populations though a curriculum and pedagogy responsive to the legacy of the African and African American diasporas.

APASS is designed to support Asian/Pacific Americans in pursuit of academic success by promoting individual growth and personal success through a culturally sensitive

environment, recognizing the cultural diversity within the Asian and Paci"c Islander communities, and fostering unity within the multicultural college community and beyond.

For more information, contact:Patricia Posada, Counselor, Adelante [email protected] Davis, Counselor, [email protected] Wu Chang, Counselor, [email protected]

Adelante Focus on Latino ExperienceENGLISH 269AB MWF 10:30 - 12:30 andCOUNSELING 224 WF 9-10:30

ENGLISH 201AB MW 10:30 - 12:30 andCOUNSELING 24 MW 9-10:30

Amandla Focus on African-American ExperienceENGLISH 269AB MWF 10 - 12 andCOUNSELING 224 WF 12-1:30

ENGLISH 201AB MW 10 - 12 andCOUNSELING 24 MW 12 – 1:30

APASS Focus on Asian/Paci!c American ExperienceENGLISH 269AB MWF 9 – 11 andCOUNSELING 224 WF 11 - 12:30

ENGLISH 201AB MW 9 - 11 andCOUNSELING 24 MW 11 - 12:30


Online Courses… Any Time, Anywhere

ANTHR 1** INTRO. TO PHYSICAL STAFF 3 ANTHROPOLOGY 22816 For course information, visit www.alameda.peralta.edu

ANTHR 2** INTRO. TO ARCHAEOLOGY BOUSQUET 3 & PREHISTORY 22817 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

ART 1** INTRO. TO ART HISTORY PERBETSKY 3 22830/ For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

BUS 2** INTRO. TO BUS LAW VILLEGAS 324570 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

BUS 10** INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS STAFF 3 22928 For course information, visit www.alameda.peralta.edu

CIS 1** INTRO. TO COMPUTER GRILL 4 INFO. SYSTEMS 22966 For information, email instructor at: [email protected] or Fill in form at: http://www.cuznbob.com/cis001/

CIS 5** INTRO. TO COMPUTER SCIENCE THYKEN 422994 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

CIS 234A WORLD WIDE WEB PUBLISHING MCDERMOTT 222983 For information, email instructor at: [email protected] Orientation: #ursday 1/28/2010 from 5-7PM in room D 114

CIS 234E E-COMMERCE WEB SITE MCDERMOTT 223001 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

ECON 1** MACRO-ECONOMICS BAJRAMI 3 23039 For information, email instructor at: [email protected] 3 Mandotory Meetings: 1/27, 3/17 and 5/19 from 5:30-6:50pm in room D 119

ECON 2** MICRO-ECONOMICS BAJRAMI 3 23040 For information, email instructor at: [email protected] 3 Mandotory Meetins: 1/27, 3/17 and 5/19 from 7-8:20pm in room D 119

ENGL 1B** COMPOSITION AND READING STAFF 4 23097 For course information, visit http://www.alameda.peralta.edu

ENGL 5** CRITICAL THINKING NORRIS 322098 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

GEOG 1** PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY STAFF 3 23164 For course information, visit www.alameda.peralta.edu

GEOG 2** CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY OHALLORAN 323165 For information, email instructor at: [email protected] Course website http://geographylectureslides.googlepages.com/ culturalgeogcofa

GEOL 10** INTRODUCTION TO GEOLOGY MARSO 323166 For information, email instructor at: [email protected] Course website: http://geology10.com

DEPT/CODE TITLE FACULTY UNITS

HIST 2A** HISTORY OF EUROPEAN VISCO 3 CIVILIZATION 23177 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

HIST 2B** HISTORY OF EUROPEAN VISCO 3 CIVILIZATION 23178 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

HIST 7A** HISTORY OF THE U.S. to 1877 LORETTO 323175 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

HIST 7B** HISTORY OF THE U.S. SINCE 1865 LORETTO 323176/ For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

HIST 19** HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA LORETTO 323179 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

LIS 85** INTRO TO INFO RESOURCES MCKENNA 2 For more information, email instructor at [email protected] Mandatory Orientation: 3/22/10 from 5:30-6:60pm in L202E

MATH 201 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA FELLMAN 423262 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

MATH 203 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA PERNELL 4 23249/ For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

MATH 13** INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS UY 423264 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

MATH 13** INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS SANTOS 423265 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

PHIL 1** INTRO. TO PHILOSOPHY PROVOST 323346 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

PHIL 10** LOGIC MATHER 323347 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

POSCI 1** GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS IN THYKEN JR. 3 THE U.S. 23350 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

PSYCH 1B** INTRO. TO GENERAL PETERSON-GUADA 3 PSYCHOLOGY 23370 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

PSYCH 12** HUMAN SEXUALITY CHISHTY 323366 For information, email instructor at: [email protected]

DEPT/CODE TITLE FACULTY UNITS

ONLINE COURSES require students to have access to a computer with an individual e-mail account and access to the World Wide Web. To access the class information, follow the link under the course listings, or type in the URL address. Most of the course work is done online; however, some limited on-campus meetings may be required. In some cases, a mandatory orientation is required, which provides information on contacting the instructors, course requirements, and student responsibility. Additional information about the courses is o!ered online at www.alameda.peralta.edu.



Computer Applications• INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT WORD 2003 • INTERMEDIATE MICROSOFT WORD 2003• INTERMEDIATE MICROSOFT WORD 2007• ADVANCED MICROSOFT WORD 2003• INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT EXCEL 2003 • INTERMEDIATE MICROSOFT EXCEL 2003• INTERMEDIATE MICROSOFT EXCEL 2007 • INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT ACCESS 2003 • INTERMEDIATE MICROSOFT ACCESS 2007• INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2003 • INTRODUCTION TO INDESIGN CS3• PERFORMING PAYROLL IN QUICKBOOKS 2009• QUICKBOOKS 2009 FOR CONTRACTORS• PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 7 FOR DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHER II• WHAT’S NEW IN MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007• INTRODUCTION TO QUICKBOOKS 2009

Web Page Design• CREATING WEB PAGES • DESIGNING EFFECTIVE WEBSITES • INTRODUCTION TO DREAMWEAVER MX 2004 • INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT FRONTPAGE 2003 • ACHIEVING TOP SEARCH ENGINE POSITIONS • CREATING A CLASSROOM WEBSITE

Web & Computer Programming• INTRODUCTION TO JAVA PROGRAMMING • INTRODUCTION TO C# PROGRAMMING• INTERMEDIATE C# PROGRAMMING • INTRODUCTION TO PERL PROGRAMMING • INTRODUCTION TO C++ PROGRAMMING• INTRODUCTION TO RUBY PROGRAMMING• INTERMEDIATE VISUAL BASIC 2008

Computer Troubleshooting & Networking• INTRODUCTION TO PC TROUBLESHOOTING• INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKING • INTERMEDIATE NETWORKING

Digital Photography & Digital Video• DISCOVER DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY • SECRETS OF BETTER PHOTOGRAPHY

• PHOTOGRAPHING NATURE WITH YOUR DIGITAL CAMERA• INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP CS4• PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 7 FOR THE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHER• PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 7 FOR THE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHER II

Writing & Publishing• WRITERIFFIC: CREATIVITY TRAINING FOR WRITERS• THE CRAFT OF MAGAZINE WRITING • FUNDAMENTALS OF TECHNICAL WRITING • THE KEYS TO EFFECTIVE EDITING • BUSINESS AND MARKETING WRITING • WRITE YOUR LIFE STORY • TRAVEL WRITING • RESEARCH METHODS FOR WRITERS • INTRODUCTION TO INTERNET WRITING MARKETS • RESUME WRITING WORKSHOP • BECOMING A GRANT WRITING CONSULTANT

Personal Finance & Wealth Building• REAL ESTATE INVESTING • DEBT ELIMINATION TECHNIQUES THAT WORK • WHERE DOES ALL MY MONEY GO? • PERSONAL FINANCE • STOCKS, BONDS, AND INVESTING: OH, MY! • THE ANALYSIS AND VALUATION OF STOCKS • INTRODUCTION TO STOCK OPTIONS

Art, History, Psychology, & Literature• MUSIC MADE EASY • ENJOYING EUROPEAN ART ONLINE • DRAWING FOR THE ABSOLUTE BEGINNER

Start Your Own Business• CREATING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS PLAN • LEARN TO BUY AND SELL ON EBAY • START AND OPERATE YOUR OWN HOME-BASED BUSINESS• SECRETS OF THE CATERER • WOW, WHAT A GREAT EVENT• START YOUR OWN CONSULTING PRACTICE

Business Administration• PROJECT MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS • FUNDAMENTALS OF SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT

COMMUNITY SERVICES ONLINE CLASSES

College of Alameda, in partnership with Education To Go, o!ers a wide range of highly interactive courses that you can take entirely over the Internet. All of our courses include expert instructors, many of whom are nationally known authors. Our online courses are a!ordable, fun, fast, convenient, and geared just for you.

All online courses require Internet access and e-mail. Some courses may require special software or supplemental textbooks. Courses run for six weeks and consist of 12 lessons. Lessons are supplemented by interactive quizzes, assignments, and tutorials. For complete course descriptions and to enroll go to: www.ed2go.com/alameda or contact: [email protected]

CLASS BEGIN EVERY MONTH. CHECK WEBSITE FOR 2010 CLASS DATES

*Ed2go courses are fee based classes and are not covered by Financial Aid or by the Board of Governor’s Fee Waiver (BOGG). #ese are non-credit classes. Grades will not be posted on your transcript.


• GRE PREPARATION – COURSE 1 • GRE PREPARATION -- COURSE 2 • GMAT PREPARATION• LSAT PREPARATION -- COURSE 1 • LSAT PREPARATION -- COURSE 2

Child Care & Parenting• UNDERSTANDING ADOLESCENTS • GUIDING KIDS ON THE INTERNET • HOMESCHOOL WITH SUCCESS

Grant Writing & Nonpro"t Management• INTRODUCTION TO NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT • MARKETING YOUR NONPROFIT • WOW, WHAT A GREAT EVENT! • A TO Z GRANTWRITING • GET GRANTS • WRITING EFFECTIVE GRANT PROPOSALS • ADVANCED GRANT PROPOSAL WRITING • BECOMING A GRANT WRITING CONSULTANT

Personal Development• COMPUTER SKILLS FOR THE WORKPLACE • ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT FUNDAMENTALS • MASTERY OF BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS • GET ASSERTIVE!• MERRILL REAM SPEED READING • LEADERSHIP • ACHIEVING SUCCESS WITH DIFFICULT PEOPLE• GET PAID TO TRAVEL • KEYS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION • INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION • GET FUNNY! • INDIVIDUAL EXCELLENCE • 12 STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL JOB SEARCH • RESUME WRITING WORKSHOP • HOMESCHOOL WITH SUCCESS• MAKING AGE AN ASSET IN YOUR JOB SEARCH

Sales & Marketing• PROFESSIONAL SALES SKILLS• EFFECTIVE SELLING • BUSINESS AND MARKETING WRITING • MANAGING CUSTOMER SERVICE• PRINCIPLES OF SALES MANAGEMENT

Courses for Teaching Professionals• THE CLASSROOM COMPUTER • USING THE INTERNET IN THE CLASSROOM • THE CREATIVE CLASSROOM • MICROSOFT POWERPOINT 2007 IN THE CLASSROOM • MICROSOFT POWERPOINT 2003 IN THE CLASSROOM • SPEED SPANISH • CREATING WEB PAGES • GET ASSERTIVE! • LEADERSHIP • A TO Z GRANTWRITING • UNDERSTANDING ADOLESCENTS • CREATING A CLASSROOM WEB SITE• EASY CLASSROOM PODCASTING• RESPONSE TO INTERVENTION: READING STRATEGIES THAT WORK• TEACHING ESL/EFL READING• PRACTICAL IDEAS FOR THE ADULT ESL/EFL CLASSROOM• GUIDING KIDS ON THE INTERNET

• FUNDAMENTALS OF SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT II • ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT FUNDAMENTALS • ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT APPLICATIONS • UNDERSTANDING THE HUMAN RESOURCES FUNCTION • MASTERY OF BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS • MASTERY OF BUSINESS APPLICATIONS • DISTRIBUTION AND LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT • PRINCIPLES OF SALES MANAGEMENT • MANUFACTURING FUNDAMENTALS • MANUFACTURING APPLICATIONS • PMP CERTIFICATION PREP 1 • MANAGING CUSTOMER SERVICE• HIGH SPEED PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Law & Legal Careers• LSAT PREPARATION -- COURSE 1 • LSAT PREPARATION – COURSE 2

Basic Computer Literacy• COMPUTER SKILLS FOR THE WORKPLACE • INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS XP • INTRODUCTION TO LINUX • NAVIGATING THE INTERNET• WHAT’S NEW IN MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007

%e Internet• ACHIEVING TOP SEARCH ENGINE POSITIONS • INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2003 • LEARN TO BUY AND SELL ON EBAY • NAVIGATING THE INTERNET

Web Graphics & Multimedia• DRAWING FOR THE ABSOLUTE BEGINNER

Database Management & Programming• INTRODUCTION TO DATABASE DEVELOPMENT • INTRODUCTION TO SQL • INTRODUCTION TO ORACLE • INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT ACCESS 2003 • CREATING USER REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENTS • INTRODUCTION TO C++ PROGRAMMING• INTRODUCTION TO C# PROGRAMMING • INTERMEDIATE C# PROGRAMMING • INTRODUCTION TO PERL PROGRAMMING • HIGH SPEED PROJECT MANAGEMENT• INTERMEDIATE MICROSOFT ACCESS 2007• INTERMEDIATE VISUAL BASIC 2008• INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL BASIC 2008

Certi"cation Prep• NETWORK + CERTIFICATION PREP • BASIC A+ CERTIFICATION PREP • ADVANCED A+ CERTIFICATION PREP • PMP CERTIFICATION PREP 1

Languages• SPEED SPANISH • SPEED SPANISH II • BEGINNING CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH • CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE

Test Prep• GED PREPARATION • PREPARE FOR THE GED LANGUAGE ARTS, WRITING TEST



General Information

Except as noted, campus o$ces are open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, during the school year. Division of-"ces remain open until 8:00 p.m. Monday through #ursday. #e O$ce of Student Services will remain open until 7:00 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays. See page 5 for hours during peak enrollment periods.

Admissions & Records O#ce:Monday and Tuesday 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.Wednesday through Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Financial Aid O#ce: Monday and Tuesday 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Wednesday through Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Counseling Services: Monday and Tuesday 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Wednesday through Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Cashier: Monday 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.Tuesday through Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Admissions and Records, Counseling, Cashier andFinancial Aid will be open the following Saturdays:January 16, 23, 30 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

#e current College of Alameda General Catalog contains degree and certi"cate requirements and complete course descriptions.

Students are expected to be in class, prepared for instruction at the designated class starting time.

#e policy of College of Alameda is to provide for a “College Hour” on Tuesday from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., so as to encourage col-lege-wide events, student clubs and other extracurricular activities. No classes should be scheduled during this hour.

• Admission and enrollment in classes are separate processes and both must be completed before you can attend classes and earn credit in your courses. Admission is the process which admits you to the college and permits you to enroll in classes. Enroll-ment is the process of signing up for individual classes after you are admitted to the college.

• It may take one day or more to complete the entire admission/en-rollment process, based upon your status and available schedule of services.

• Do not mistake admissions and enrollment with only having to attend classes. You must follow the admissions and enroll-ment guidelines by enrolling online at www.peralta.edu.

• If you feel you qualify for Financial Aid, apply EARLY in the academic year to determine eligibility and receive assistance in a timely manner. Contact the Financial Aid O$ce at 748-2391.

• See a counselor EARLY and throughout each semester to establish an appropriate academic program plan which will signi"cantly enhance your transfer, vocational or personal enrichment goals.

• Check the Academic Calendar each semester to note deadlines for adding and dropping classes, submitting graduation peti-tions, priority registration dates as a continuing student, holiday schedules, "nal exam week, etc.

IMPORTANT!Students are responsible for submitting their Add and/or Drop on-line; failure to do so can result in credits not being given for class work completed or in unwanted grades being awarded for the class(es).

The Alameda Science and Technology Institute (ASTI), an early college high school funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, is a high school that is part of the Alameda Uni"ed School District. ASTI is located on College of Alameda campus. For further information about the application process, eighth grade students or their parents may contact the o$ce of Secondary Schools, Alameda Uni"ed School District, at 337-7094, or [email protected].

Regular attendance is mandatory for all Aviation Maintenance Tech-nology (AMT) classes. Students who cannot make this commitment should not enroll in these courses. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations permit a student to be absent a total of 10% of the class time before being dropped from the course.


We welcome you to the College of Alameda Bookstore. #e COA Bookstore carries all course materials required for courses at the Col-lege, as well as school supplies, imprinted clothing and gift items, course-related reference materials, and beverages and snacks. #e store is located at the south end of the Student Center, Building F, next to the Student Lounge.

Textbooks play an important role in education. #e store has a com-plete selection of money-saving used books, which are discounted 25% o! the new book price. Remember to shop early for the best selection of used books.

Regular Store Hours:Monday – Tuesday 7:45 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Wednesday – #ursday 7:45 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Friday 7:45 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays Closed

Extended Rush Hours:January 11-16Monday – #ursday 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Friday 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.Saturday Closed January 18-23Monday ClosedTuesday – Wednesday 8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.#ursday 7:45 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.Friday 7:45 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

January 25-30Monday – #ursday 7:45 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.Friday 7:45 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Contact Information:Phone (510) 748-2247 – Fax (510) 523-8576Email [email protected]

Books#e College Store carries all textbooks required for courses o!ered at College of Alameda, as well as many general books, paperbacks and course-related reference books and materials.

Purchasing TextbooksTextbooks may di!er between sections. In order to ensure that you purchase the correct textbooks, please bring a copy of your schedule when you come to the Bookstore. You can also purchase your text-books online at www.coa.bkstr.com When purchasing online you can choose to have your books held for pickup at the COA Bookstore, or for a fee, they can be delivered directly to your home or business.

Payment#e COA Bookstore accepts cash, credit cards (MasterCard, Visa, Discover, or American Express) or EOPS vouchers for purchases. Checks are not accepted, unless they are checks issued by the De-partment of Rehabilitation.

Textbook Return PolicyRefunds will be gladly given, when:You provide a register receipt with the book. #e book is in new condition. Sorry, no writing, notes, or underlining in the book. If returning shrink-wrapped sets make sure all items are enclosed. Please be careful before opening shrink-wrapped sets. Many contain electronic media and are only returnable if they are defective.

#e last day for a refund with a receipt is #ursday, January 28. #e last day for a refund with a receipt AND a schedule showing the class as dropped is the last day to drop classes in the schedule.

Other textbooks may be returned for a full refund within two days of your purchase date with receipt and in the condition in which they were bought.

Textbooks purchased during “"nals week” (or during the last week of classes) are not returnable for a full refund.

Buyback Policy#e resale value of a textbook depends on supply and demand. If your book is being reused on campus, we will o!er 50% of the purchase price. If not, a wholesale value will be o!ered based upon edition and need.

Fee-based courses are those numbered 848. For internet courses: visit the website at http://www.ed2go.com/alameda for course descrip-tions, starting dates, fees, registration, and answers to frequently asked questions. For other fee-based classes, students may register and pay in the O$ce of Instruction, Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. A student enrolled in a fee-based class will receive a 100% refund if he/she o$cially withdraws on or before the "rst class meeting. A refund will not be received if he/she o$cially withdraws after the "rst class meeting.

#e college provides the services of a registered nurse to assist students in health matters. #e health services provided include health coun-seling, referrals, health education, emergency "rst aid and assistance with general problems. Consultation and health services are free of charge to all College of Alameda students. Other health services and projects will be o!ered with prior announcements. #e Health Ser-vices Center is in the Student Center. Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. TB testing every day except #ursdays.

During the "rst week of instruction in some courses or Certi"cate programs, students will be provided with a list of required tools and/or materials which each student is expected to obtain and which will be of continuing use to the student upon completion of the course or program. Students are asked to pay for printing in the library and Learning Resources Center.



#e Library and Learning Resources Center (Building L) houses a wide variety of services and resources for students, faculty and sta!.

#e Library, on the main %oor, contains more than 30,000 volumes, 215 periodicals, pamphlets and microform materials. Also available are coin-operated photocopiers and computers for library research, study rooms and a leisure reading area.

Library HoursMonday through Wednesday 7:50 a.m. – 6:50 p.m.#ursday 7:50 a.m. – 7:50 p.m.Friday 7:50 a.m. – 4:50 p.m.Saturdays,Sundays & Holidays Closed

Your College of Alameda photo identi"cation card for the current term is your library card and required to access the computer labs in the Learning Resources Center. You are also required to pay for printing in the library and Learning Resources Center labs.

You are responsible for returning borrowed materials on time and for paying a charge for lost or severely damaged materials. (Circu-lating materials are considered overdue when not returned by the date stamped on the material.) Failure to meet these obligations will result in a “hold” on student’s grades, transcripts, diplomas, regis-tration and borrowing privileges. A library “hold” can be removed when overdue library materials are returned and/or all charges are paid.

Audio-Visual Services, on the second %oor, contains a collection of non-print materials ("lms, "lmstrips, audio tapes, video tapes and various learning kits) available for use in the Center. Also available are carrels, equipped with audio tape recorder/players and video players, for student use.

#e Learning Resources Center, comprised of Tutoring, the Writing Center, the Math Lab, the Open Lab, and the Basic Skills/Learning Lab, o!ers academic support services and classes, Internet access, and tutoring.

Student assessment is located on the second %oor.

#e Peralta Colleges have developed procedures and channels by which a student may request a hearing for any appropriate grievance. A student has the right of protection and may initiate a grievance action in accord with o$cial district guidelines. A student is responsible for complying with all college regulations as established by the instructor for each course in which he or she is enrolled. College of Alameda and the district o$ce shall insure that a student is accorded due process as stated in the written procedures of the college governing cases of admission, probation, suspension or dismissal. For more information or for help in "ling a grievance, go to the o$ce of the Vice President of Student Services.

Dishonesty, i.e., cheating, plagiarism or furnishing false information to the college, forgery, alteration or misuse of college documents, records, or identi"cation documents, is a violation of the Student Code of Conduct and may result in disciplinary action.

In addition to the student photo identi"cation card, which is free, students may also purchase the Associated Students “Gold” card, which supports activities as determined by the Associated Students of College of Alameda. #e cost of this card is $5.00 and o!ers a 10 percent discount at the cafeteria and discounts at many local stores and restaurants.

Programs and Services for Students with Disabilities (DSPS) pro-vides both instruction and support services to students with dis-abilities who are enrolled at the College. Services include academic, vocational, and personal counseling; diagnostic testing; testing ac-commodations; and alternate media. Instruction is o!ered through Learning Resources courses, English 257, and Math 257/258. For more information, please contact DSPS at (510) 748-2328 or visit the DSPS o$ce in D-117.

Academic credit earned at College of Alameda prior to Fall 1995 was computed in quarter units. To convert quarter units to semester units, divide by 1.5: 3 quarter units ÷ 1.5 = 2 semester units. To convert semester units to quarter units, multiply by 1.5: 2 semester units x 1.5 = 3 quarter units.

Veterans who desire to utilize their Montgomery G.I. Bene"ts should contact the College of Alameda Veteran’s A!airs O$ce. Initial applications can take from six to eight weeks for processing. If you need bene"ts prior to the start of a semester, please contact the Veteran’s o$ce four weeks before the start of the semester to set up an early appointment. During the semester, Attendance Veri"cation and Instructor Signature forms are due on a monthly basis. Failure to submit the proper paperwork on a monthly basis will result in an interruption of your Montgomery G.I. Bene"ts.


Campus Map

A 1st Level Administration, Business O$ce, Cashier, O$ce of Instruction, President’s O$ce, Student Services, Welcome Center, EOPS 2nd Level Business, Dental Assisting

B 1st Level Auto Body, Automotive Technology

C 1st Level Biological Sciences 2nd Level Liberal Arts, Social Science

D 1st Level Chemistry, CIS, Physics, Programs & Services for Students with Disabilities 2nd Level Language, Liberal Arts, Division O$ces 3rd Level Apparel Design & Merchandising, Art

E 1st Level Diesel Mechanics

F 1st Level ASCOA, Bookstore, Health Services, Police Services, Student Activities, Student Lounge

2nd Level Cafeteria, CalWORKS, Cybercafe

COUGAR VILLAGE

G 1st Level Gym, Men's Locker Room, Music 2nd Level Women’s Locker Room, Athletic Director, Coaches

L 1st Level Library 2nd Level Assessment , Audio-Visual, Learning Resources Center, Open Computer Lab, Tutoring

P One-Stop Career Center

S Alameda Science and Technology Institute

Cougar VillageNote: During construction, some services and classes have been relocated to the “Cougar Village” (CV) portables, behind Building F. Call for new locations of these.

Building Guide



Air Facility/AC Transit and BART Service Maps



Welcome to Laney College!

Whether you are seeking to transfer to a four-year university, retrain for a new profession, advance your career, or enrich your life, Laney College is the right place for you.

A fully accredited community college, Laney o!ers more than 40 Associate Degrees. A signi"cant number of our graduates go on to four-year institutions, and Laney ranks among the top-"ve community colleges in California for transferring students to U.C. Berkeley.

Having the right skills is crucial in today's competitive job market. Laney o!ers 35 Certi"cate Programs and numerous short-term courses. #e college is a partner in the East Bay Career Advancement Academy, a cutting-edge program that links workforce development to basic skills instruction. Another special program, Gateway to College, a partnership among Laney, the Oakland Uni"ed School District, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, gives students a chance both to "nish high school and get a head start on college.

For lifelong learners, Laney o!ers a diverse and multicultural environment to learn new things, make new friends, exchange ideas, and explore issues. In addition to our more than 900 day, evening, weekend, and online classes, you can enjoy art, theater, athletic events, and culinary delights.

Laney truly has something for everyone. I hope you will take advantage of the numerous opportunities at Laney College.

Sincerely,

Frank Chong, Ed.D.President

Laney College900 FALLON STREET % OAKLAND, CA 94607

www.laney.peralta.edu



Laney College occupies a beautiful 60-acre campus adjacent to the Oakland Museum and Lake Merritt BART Station. It is a short walk to historic Chinatown, scenic Lake Merritt, and the resurgent downtown Oakland. A stroll through the campus o!ers a glimpse into the best of America - a multi-cultural, vibrant college community serving students of all ages. An accredited California community college, Laney o!ers more than 70 Associate of Arts and Associate of Science Degrees as well as Certi"cate Programs. #ere are about 900 classes each semester in the liberal arts and science "elds.

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

DEPARTMENT PHONEGeneral Information 834-5740 Admissions & Records 464-3121Assessment Center 464-3259Athletics 464-3478Bookstore 464-3515, 3514CalWORKs O$ce 986-6946, 6920Cashier’s O$ce 464-3130, 3129 Child Care Center 464-3575Counseling Department 464-3152 Disabled Students Program & Services (DSPS) 464-3428 (V/TDD) Deaf Services TTY 464-3400Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS) and CARE 464-3423Financial Aid Department 464-3414Health Services 464-3134O$ce of Instruction 464-3220Fine & Applied Arts and Communications 464-3222Bus., Math & Sciences 464-3102Lang. Arts, Humanities & Soc Sciences 464-3217Library 464-3497Outreach Programs 464-3537Physical Education 464-3478Police Services Emergency 466-7236 Non-Emergency 464-3512Public Information O$ce 464-3161Safety Aides 464-3126Sat & Evening Assistance Desk 464-3118Student Activities 464-3536Student Employment Serv. 464-3124Student Services’ Admin. O$ces 464-3214Transfer Center 464-3135Tutorial Center 464-3507Veterans A!airs O$ce 464-3123Vocational & Technology Programs 464-3246Welcome Center 464-3540

Telephone Directory


Project Bridge

Project Bridge is a basic skills learning community at Laney College. It serves students who want to improve English and mathematics skills before enrolling in college level classes.

Project Bridge has a 12-unit afternoon program which meets from 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m., Monday through #ursday. Project Bridge also has a 6-unit evening program that meets from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. on Mondays and #ursdays. Classes o!er small group work, individual instruction, and lectures. Tutoring is available from 12:15 to 1:00 p.m. to assist students with assignments and study skills.

For more information, call 464-3411. For a program enrollment form, come to the Project Bridge O$ce in E-203 or the Counseling O$ce, T-350.

To enroll in Day Bridge, register for all 12 units in Bridge 1 (day). Use the appropriate codes listed below. On the "rst day of Day Bridge classes, come to Room E-204 at 1:00 p.m.

BRIDGE 1 (DAY) (ALL COURSES) TIME/DAYS UNITS ROOM CODE

ENGL 291 (Reading) 1:00 – 2:30 T# 3.0 E204 20540ENGL 290 (Writing) 2:30 – 4:30 T# 3.0 E204 20539CIS 255 (3/18/10 – 5/21/10) 12:00 – 2:30 MW 1.5 G205 20963MATH 290 2:30 – 4:00 MW 3.0 E204 20752AFRAM 251 (1/21/10 – 3/17/10) 1:00 – 2:30 MW 1.5 E204 21406 TOTAL UNITS 12.0

BRIDGE 2 (DAY) (ALL COURSES) TIME/DAYS UNITS ROOM CODE

ENGL 293 (Reading) 2:30 – 4:00 T# 3.0 E200 20543/20544ENGL 292 (Writing) 1:00 – 2:30 T# 3.0 E200 20541/20542CIS 255 (1/21/10 – 3/17/10) 12:00 – 2:30 MW 1.5 G205 20961COUN 260 12:00– 1:00 T 1.0 E200 20392MATH 291 2:30 – 4:00 MW 3.0 E200 20753AFRAM 251 (3/18/08 – 5/21/10) 1:00 – 2:30 MW 1.5 E200 21407 TOTAL UNITS 13.0

NIGHT BRIDGE (1 OR 2 COURSES) TIME/DAYS UNITS ROOM CODE

ENGL 290 (Writing) 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. M 3.0 E256 20977MATH 292E 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. # 3.0 E204 21197 TOTAL UNITS 6.0



Instructional Programs Directory

Room T712, (510) 464-3222Division Dean - Marco Menendez

Art Larry Henderson 464-3571Art Gallery Leslee Stradford 464-3586Communication Angela Cherry Smith 464-3204Dance Linda Johnson 464-3477Health Education John Beam 464-3478Media Communications Vina Cera 464-3550Music Jay Lehmann 464-3463Physical Education John Beam 464-3478#eatre Arts Michael Torres 464-3544

Room T709, (510) 464-3102Division Dean - Dr. Michael Orkin

Astronomy N. Allen Nicol 464-3185Biology Rebecca Bailey 464-3295Biotechnology Rebecca Bailey 464-3295Business/Economics Ronald Jones 464-3187Chemistry Stephen Corlett 464-3279Computer Information Tuan Nguyen 464-3172 Systems Carole Rogers 464-3454Cooperative Education Ronald Jones 464-3187Health Professions and Occupations Rebecca Bailey 464-3295Mathematics Loretta Scheu 464-3448Physics N. Allen Nicol 464-3185Technology Center 986-6972

Room T713, (510) 464-3217Division Dean - Linda Sanford

Earth and Human Sciences Mark Rauzon 464-3174 Mireille Giovanola 464-3175English Celia Correa 986-6902 Matthew Goldstein 464-3156English as a Second Language Sonja Franeta 464-3159Ethnic Studies Tamika Brown 464-3192Foreign Languages Zujian Zhang 464-3410Journalism Burt Dragin 464-3459Labor Studies Karin Hart 464-3210Project Bridge David Mullen 464-3411 Susan Schacher 464-3411Social Sciences Timothy Rose 464-3199 C. Denise Richardson 986-6988(History, Humanities, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology)

Room T704, (510) 464-3246Division Dean - Peter Crabtree

ApprenticeshipArchitectural & Engineering Technology Ron Betts 464-3450Carpentry Cynthia Correia 464-3447Construction Management Dianne Love 464-3445Cosmetology Elvira Kantorov 464-3289Culinary Arts Laurence Jackson 464-3406Electricity/Electronics Technology Nick Kyriakopedi 464-3292Engineering Ron Betts 464-3450Environmental Control Technology Nick Kyriakopedi 464-3292Graphic Arts Donald Petrilli 464-3263Machine Technology Louis Quindlen 464-3444Photography Steven Lomba 464-3281Welding Richard Hashimoto 464-3433Wood Technology Ronald MacKrodt 464-3446

Room T707, (510) 464-3203Division Dean - William Hanson

INSTRUCTIONAL DIVISIONS


Where to Find Essential Services

Add or drop classes at http://www.peralta.edu, or go to the Admis-sions & Records O$ce "A"Building, A109.Hours: (See Admissions and Records.)

Information on admissions, graduation, residency, add/drop pro-cedures, and transcripts."A" Building, Room A109 (510) 464-3121 Hours: (TBA)

Initial assessments of your basic skills; testing services; i.e., vocational interests, aptitudes to the selection of careers or college majors, math skills and E.S.L."A" Building, Room 101 (510) 464-3259Hours: (TBA)

Membership provides discount admissions to home athletic contests and reduced rates and other student events.Student Center, Room 414 (510) 464-3536.

Laney College is a member of the Bay Valley Conference. #e Inter-collegiate sports include: Women's Basketball, Swimming, Volleyball, Water Polo, Track & Field, Men's Football and Baseball. For more information, contact the Athletic Director (510) 464-3478. Athletic O$ce, Gym Bldg., Rm. 110 (510) 464-3478.

Purchase textbooks, supply needs, sundries and food items. Base-ment of Student Center (510) 464-3515 or 3514. You can also visit the website for more information and/or to purchase books. www.laney.bkstr.comHours: (TBA)

#e Laney College CalWORKs Program "LaneyWORKs" serves students and their families who are receiving "County Cash Aid" by providing child care services, educational & career opportunities combined with an array of quality supportive services & compre-hensive case management. Student Center; Rm. 327 (510) 986-6920.Hours: (TBA)

Hours: (See Student Employment Services.)

Make payments related to enrollment, tuition, transcripts, etc.; disbursement of all "nancial aid grants, loans, scholarship and work-study checks. Rm. A201 (510) 464-3130 or (510) 464-3129.Hours:Mon. - Tues. 8:00 am - 7:00 pmWed. - Fri. 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Provides free, limited care for preschool children of quali"ed full-time or part-time students.Child Care CenterE. 10th St. & 2nd Ave.(510) 464-3575Hours: (TBA)

CARE is a supplemental component of its parent program, EOPS. It is designed to motivate, encourage, and support single parents on welfare (TANF) who desire job-relevant education to help break the dependency cycle and become self-su$cient. #e youngest child must be 13 years old or younger upon acceptance into the CARE program.“A” Building, Room 106. (510) 464-3424.Hours: (See Extended Opportunity Programs & Services)

#e Counseling Department o!ers a wide range of services for students, as well as counseling classes and workshops. Although appointments are recommended, services are available on a drop-in basis for brief questions or emergency problems.

Administration Building, Room 350 (510) 464-3152http://laney.peralta.edu/counseling Hours: (TBA)

Peak Enrollment Period: Hours di!er (see class schedule). Services are available on a drop-in "rst come, "rst serve basis. Appointments for Readmitt Petitions will be o!ered on a limited basis.

Admin. Bldg., Counseling Dept., Rm. 350 (510) 464-3152 or 3153



Multimedia collection of materials; study areas, group studyrooms, and a Listening/Viewing Center. Library Bldg. (510) 464-3497 or 3499Library Hours:Mon. - #urs. 8:00 am - 8:00 pmFri. 8:00 am - 6:00 pmSat. 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

Listening Center Hours:Mon. - #urs. 8:00 am - 8:45 pmFri. 8:00 am - 6:45 pmSat. 8:00 am - 3:45 pm

Financial Aid O$ceHours: (See Financial Aid)

(See Welcome Center)

#e Laney College Outreach Team serves the diverse needs of the Oakland/Bay Area community by increasing knowledge of the wide range of programs and services available at Laney College. Welcome Center. (510) 464-3537

Forum Bldg., 104 A&BEmergency Lines: (510) 466-7236Non-Emergency Line/O$ce: (510) 465-3512

#e Puente Program is a two semester writing, counseling, men-toring program that uses Chicano/Latino literature to assist stu-dents to transfer to a four-year college or university. Students must enroll in the Puente English 201 A/B Course and Puente Counseling 224 Course in the Fall and enroll in the Puente Eng-lish 1A and Puente Counseling 57 and in the Spring. For more information, please contact Loretta Hernandez at (510) 464-3234 or (510) 508-4907.

Safety Aides assist Polices Services by patrolling the campus and its parking lots. Aides are available for escort services to and from parking lots. To receive assistance please call (510) 464-3126.Hours:Mon. - Fri. 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

Special instruction and support services for students with veri"ed disabilities, includes Disability Resource Center, Deaf Services, High Tech Center, Learning Skills Program and Alternate Media Center. Contact the Disability Resource Center in E251.(510) 464-3428 (v/tdd) or 3429 Deaf Services: (510) 464-3400 tddHours: (TBA)(Evening hours by special arrangement.)

Support services for nontraditional students who are educationally and economically disadvantaged. Services include counseling, tu-toring, orientation, support groups, peer advising, workshops and child care assistance. Contact the EOPS o$ce for more information."A" Building, Rm. 106. (510) 464-3423Hours: (TBA)

Admin. Bldg., Cashier's O$ce, Rm. 211 Hours: (See Cashier's O#ce.)

Grants, employment and scholarships funded by Fed-eral, state and local agencies. Admin. Bldg., Financial Aid O$ce, Rm. A201. (510) 464-3414 or 3415Hours: (TBA)FAFSA Workshop#urs. 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Room: F170

Food service to students, sta! and guests of the college. Student Center.Hours: (TBA)

Free health counseling and guidance, health appraisal, health edu-cation, "rst aid and referral to appropriate community resources. Admin. Bldg., Rm. 250. (510) 464-3516Hours: (TBA)(Hours may vary depending on classroom presentations - calling ahead is recommended.)TB Testing Mon. & Wed., 9:00am - 12:00 pm

For information regarding instructor's o$ce hours, call or inquire at the Division O$ces located on the 7th %oor of the Tower Ad-ministration Building: Business, Math & Sciences (510) 464-3102 Fine & Applied Arts, Communications & P.E. (510) 464-3222 Humanities/Language Arts (510) 464-3217 & Social Science Vocational & Technology Programs (510) 464-3246


Scholarship information and listings are available during Spring semester through the Transfer Center, Administration Bldg., Rm. 301. A general list of scholarships through the Eureka computer system is also available through the Counseling Department. #e Laney College Library o!ers several reference books on scholar-ships. For more information, contact the Transfer Center at (510) 464-3135.Hours: (TBA)

Student Government, Clubs and other student activities.Student Center, 4th Floor, Rm. 414. (510) 464-3536Hours: (TBA)

Student clubs are organized by students to promote cultural, educational, social, recreational & political activities throughout the Laney College community.Student Center, Student Activities O$ce, Rm. 414.(510) 464-3536

Free employment services for on/o! campus positions, Career Expo, on-campus recruiting and job search information.Student Center, 3rd Floor. (510) 464-3124Hours:Mon. - Fri. 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

Transfer information Library; representatives from 4-year institu-tions on campus; other transfer related activities. Admin. Bldg., Transfer Center, Rm. 301, (510) 464-3135. For more informa-tion go to http://laney.peralta.edu/transferHours:Mon. - Fri. 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Administration Bldg. - Cashier's O$ce (510) 464-3128.

Individual and group tutoring for academic and occupational courses provided free to Peralta students.Library 4th Floor (510) 464-3507Hours:Mon. - Fri. 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Services to all veterans of the Armed Services or eligable depen-dants who have been approved for the veteran bene"ts. Applica-tion & "ling assistance available.Admin. Bldg, Rm. 303. (510) 464-3123Hours: (TBA)

Open for students to use computers and receive assistance with online admissions, registration and "nancial aid application (FAFSA). Schedule print outs available.Room A101. (510) 464-3540 Hours: (During Peak Registration)Mon. - Tues. 8:00 am - 7:00 pmWed. - Fri. 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

Hours: (During Regular Registration TBA)



Important Information

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Continuing and former college students should make an appoint-ment with a Laney College counselor to select their classes for the Spring 2010 semester as soon as possible. Students should see a counselor by appointment at least once per semester to re-view their “Student Education Plan.” Appointments are available through May 2010. Beginning June 2010, counseling services are available on a drop-in basis ("rst come – "rst serve) only, except Re-admit Petitions that require appointments. Avoid the rush and the long wait! Call (510) 464-3152, 3153 or go to the Administration Bldg., Counseling Department, 3rd Floor, Rm. 350, to schedule an appointment early.

All students seeking "nancial aid services (including EOPS) who do not have a high school diploma or its equivalent must complete a Federal Government test battery to establish high school gradu-ate equivalency. Contact the Financial Aid O$ce (Administration Bldg., 2nd Floor) (510) 464-3414 for more information.

Weekly workshops on completing Financial Aid applications are held on #ursdays at 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. in F170 for FAFSA on the web instruction. Students can receive on-going assistance in the Welcome Center, Room A-203.

Students with any disability who may require special assistance to participate in the registration, assessment or other parts of the Matriculation process should contact the Assessment Center (464-3259 TTD) in advance. Students can receive on-going assistance in the Welcome Center, Room A-203.

Students who have received services for a LEARNING DISABILITY in the last three years at any California Community College MAY BE EXEMPT from the Assessment Component and should submit veri"cation of disability to the Disability Resource Center, room E251, 464-3428, and request an appointment with a DSPS Counselor as early as possible.

#e Bookstore is located in the Basement of the Student Center. Hours: Mon - Tues 7:45 am - 7:00 pm Wed - #urs 7:45 am - 5:00 pm Fri 7:45 am - 3:00 pm Sat & Sun CLOSEDPeak enrollment ("rst two weeks of class) Mon - Tues 7:45 am - 7:00 pm Fri 7:45 am - 5:00 pm Sat 8:30 am - 1:00 pm Sun CLOSEDPlease bring your class enrollment printout to purchase your text-books as proof of enrollment.YOU CAN ALSO SEARCH THE WEBSITE 24 HOURS/DAY FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO ORDER YOUR BOOKS AT: www.laney.bkstr.com (Prior enrollment required).Refunds: Textbooks may be returned for full refund with the fol-lowing: (1) sales receipt and unmarked condition, if purchased new. For the Fall and Summer semesters, textbooks must be returned one weeks from the "rst day of classes. Textbooks pur-chased after the one-week refund period must be returned within two business days from the date of purchase. Buy Back: Textbooks purchased the last week of classes, or during the "nal examination period are not eligible for full refund. #e Bookstore will buy-back unwanted textbooks from students for 50% of the purchase price if the book has been reordered for the upcoming semester.

REMEMBERIf you enroll in a class and decide not to attend, you must drop the class through the Admissions & Records O$ce in person or on the Internet: http://www.peralta.edu

WITHDRAWAL FROM COURSESDropping or withdrawing from a course is not an automatic process. It is your responsibility to drop the classes you are not attending. If you do not drop your class, you will be charged for it, and you could receive an “F” grade that will remain in your permanent record.

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCEDuring the peak Spring 2010 registration period, (1/11-1/30) the following o$ces will be open from 8 am - 7 pm, Mon. - Thurs., 8 am - 4:30 pm on Fri. and 9 am - 1 pm on Saturday: (1/16, 23 & 30).

Admissions and Records Financial AidAssessment Welcome CenterCashier




#e number 362, 88, 62, 59, 40, 11, 1, stop within walking distance of Laney College. Call (510) 839-2882 for speci"c AC Transit routes or access www.actransit.org on the internet.

#e Lake Merritt BART Station is one block north of Laney College. BART lines serving this station includes Richmond - Fremont, Fremont - Daly City, and Dublin/Pleasanton - Daly City/Millbrae. For speci"c routes visit www.bart.gov.

Take I-880 going South take the Jackson Street exit, turn left on Jackson, turn right on 7th Street, turn left on Fallon Street, and arrive at Laney, 900 Fallon Street.

From I-880 North take the Embarcadero/Fifth Avenue exit. Turn right on Em-barcadero East. Turn Right on Fifth Avenue. Turn Left on E. 8th Street, turn left on Fallon Street, and arrive at Laney, 900 Fallon Street.

Take the Bay Bridge to Oakland, exit onto I-80 E, Take the Alameda/Airport/San Jose right lane onto I-880 South, Exit toward Jackson Street, turn left on Jackson, turn right on 7th Street, turn left on Fallon Street, and arrive at Laney, 900 Fallon Street.

Parking passes for enrolled students are available for purchase. #e student/teacher parking lot is at E. 8th and Fallon Streets. In addition, both metered and free street parking is available.



Welcome to Merritt College!

On behalf of the faculty, sta! and administration, it is an honor and a pleasure to welcome you to Merritt College. #e entire college sta! is available to support your academic goals and ensure that your stay at Merritt is your best possible educational experience.

Merritt College is one of the four colleges in the Peralta Community College District. We have served as a comprehensive two-year college for more than 50 years, providing exceptional programs, courses and services.

Whether you plan to transfer to a university, need to acquire technical skills for entrance or advancement in employment, desire educational enrichment, or want to develop the foundational skills necessary to begin a career of your choice, you will "nd courses at Merritt that meet your needs.

We are happy that you have selected Merritt College to pursue your educational goals. I am con"dent that your educational experience here will be bene"cial, satisfying and enriching.

At Merritt College we change lives!

Sincerely,

Robert A. Adams, Ed.D.President

Merritt College12500 CAMPUS DRIVE % OAKLAND, CA 94619

www.merritt.peralta.edu


TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

DEPARTMENT PHONE

Academic Standing, Probation, Suspension and Reinstatement 436-2475AC Transit Monthly Bus Passes 436-2535Add, Drop, or Change Classes 208-7225 or 436-2487Admission, Registration, Academic Records 436-2487 or 436-2488Assessment Test Information 436-2562Books and Classroom Supplies 436-2438CalWORKs/MERRITTWorks 436-2469 or 436-2651Career/Transfer Center 436-2445Cashier's O$ce 436-2402Child Care 436-2436Code of Student Conduct and Due Process 436-2477Cooperative Work Experience Education 436-2637Counseling 436-2475 or 436-2429 or 436-2470Credit by Examination 436-2410Credit/No-Credit Courses 436-2410Degrees, Programs, and Transfer Requirements 436-2445Disabled Students Programs and Services (DSPS) 436-2429Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS) 436-2470Fee-Based Classes/Payments 436-2413Fees, Payments 436-2402Financial Aid (Grants, Loans, Books) 436-2465Grievance Procedures 436-2477Help with Personal Problems 436-2475Lost and Found 436-2535Learning Center 436-2442Library/Learning Resources Center (LRC) 436-2457Main Switchboard 531-4911O$ce of Instruction 436-2410Petition for Associate Degree/Certi"cate 436-2487President's O$ce 436-2416Puente Program 436-2529Public Information O$ce 436-2419Safety and Police Services 436-2668Student Activities/Government; Student Clubs (ASMC) 436-2535Student Health Services Center (not Academic Nursing Program) 436-2533 or 436-2534Study Load (Permission to Carry Excess Units) 436-2475Transfer (In or Out) 436-2445Transcripts 436-2487Tutoring Assistance 436-2443Veterans' A!airs 436-2574Vice President of Instruction 436-2410Vice President of Student Services 436-2477

ASSOCIATE DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES AT MERRITT

PROGRAM AWARDS**

African-American Studies AAAnthropology AABusiness: Accounting; Administrative Assistant; & Business Information Processing AA CA Administrative O$ce Systems/Applications; Business Administration; & General Business AA Business Mgmt; Legal O$ce; O$ce Admin CA Retail Clerk CPChild Development: AA Associate Teacher; Early Intervention; Teacher; Violence Intervention/Counseling CA Assistant Teacher CPCommunity Social Services & Substance Abuse AA CAComputer Information Systems: Internet Programming; PC Applications Help Desk Specialist; Web Page Authoring CA Web Publishing CPEconomics AAEmergency Medical Technician I CPEnglish (Language Arts) AAEnvironmental Management and Technology:* AS CA Ecological Restoration & Watershed Mgmt AS CA Ecological Restoration & Watershed Mgmt CA Green Building & Energy Management AS CA Human Ecology, Policy, & Environ. Justice AA CA Ranger/Naturalist Outdoor Education AS CA Urban Farming & Agro Ecology AS CAHealth Occupations: Healthcare Interpreter CAHealth Sciences ASHumanities AAHuman Services CALandscape Horticulture: Basic Landscape Horticulture; Intermediate Landscape Design/Construction; Intermediate Landscape/Parks Maintenance; Intermediate Nursery Management; &Turf and Landscape Management Specialist* CA Landscape Design/Construction Specialist; Landscape & Parks Maintenance Specialist; Nursery Management Specialist; Turf and Landscape Management Professional* AS CALiberal Arts AAMathematics ASNatural Sciences ASNurse Aide: Cert. Nurse Asst/Home Health Aide CANursing (Associate Degree) ASNutrition and Dietetics: Dietary Assistant; Pathway II Certi"cate CP Dietary Manager (Dietetic Service Supervisor)* CA Dietetic Technology ASParalegal Studies AA CARadiologic Science AS CAReal Estate AA CARecreation and Leisure Services AASocial and Behavioral Sciences AASpanish AAVocational Nursing AS CA*Pending state approval**AA/AS=Associate Degree; CA, CP=Certi"cates of Achievement, or Pro"ciency



ONLINE COURSES require students to have access to a computer with an individual e-mail account and access to the World Wide Web. To access the class information, follow the link under the course listings, or type in the URL address. Most of the course work is done online; however, some limited on-campus meetings may be required. A mandatory orientation is required, which provides information on contacting the instructor, course requirements, and student responsibility. Additional information about the courses is o!ered online at www.merritt.edu/onlinecourses. Students may register for telecourses or online courses during the regular registration period. *Transferable to CSU; **to CSU and UC.

Online Courses/Telecourses

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**ADJUS 22 Concepts of Criminal Law Figueroa 3 23402Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: #ursday, 1/21/10, 6:00-8:00 p.m., Room D178.

*AFRAM 12 Psych of African-Americans Agee 3 23412Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Saturday, 2/6/09, 12:00-1:00 p.m., Room D178. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**BUS 10 Introduction to Business Black 3 23618Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Monday, 1/25/10, 6:00-7:00pm, Room P111. Email instructor at: [email protected].

*BUS 52 Psychology and Human Relations Gordon-Brown 3 23621Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: #ursday, 1/21/10, 7:00-8:00pm, Room P103. Email instructor at [email protected]

*BUS 50 Principles of Management Mofidi 3 23619Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Monday, 1/25/10, 3:00-4:00 p.m., Room P111. Email instructor at: femo"[email protected].

*BUS 70 Introduction to Marketing Mofidi 3 23620Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Monday, 1/25/10, 4:00-5:00 p.m., Room P111. Email instructor at: femo"[email protected].

**CIS 1 Introduction to CIS Feiler 4 23694Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Wednesday, 1/27/10, 5:30-7:00 p.m., Room P111. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**CIS 1 Introduction to CIS Black 4 23702Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Monday, 1/25/10, 7:00-8:00pm, Room P111. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**CIS 1 Introduction to CIS Feiler 4 24518Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Friday, 1/29/10, 4:00-5:30 p.m., Room P111. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**CIS 5 Intro to Computer Science Feiler 5 23697Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Tuesday, 2/2/10, 5:30-7:00 p.m., Room P111. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**CIS 6 Intro to Computer Prgrmg Hanrahan 5 23698Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Friday, 1/22/10, 7:00-8:30pm, Room P111. Email instructor at: [email protected].

*CIS 40 Database Management Hanrahan 4 23715Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Friday, 1/29/10, 7:00-8:30pm, Room P111. Email instructor at: [email protected].

*CIS 42 Spreadsheet Apps (Excel) Black 4 23706Online course (Excel): ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Monday, 1/25/10, 7:00-8:00pm, Room P111. Email instructor at: [email protected].

CIS 205 Computer Literacy Hanrahan 1.5 24472Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Friday, 2/5/10, 7:00-8:30pm, Room P111. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**COMM 45 Public Speaking Petersen 3 23691Hybrid/Online course. ISP and email required. Class meets on campus once a month. First class meeting is on Tuesday, 1/26/10, 6:00-9:00pm

*EDT 4 Designing Currric/Online Instruction Alexander 3 24017Online course: ISP and email required. Meets 2/1/10-3/15/10. Mandatory Orientation: #ursday, 1/28/10, 5:00-6:00pm, Room P306. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**ENGL 1A Composition and Reading Skapura 4 23775Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Friday, 1/22/10, 5:00-6:25 p.m., Room D178. Email: http://voyager.dvc.edu/faculty/nskapura/m.html.

**ENGL 1B Composition and Reading Foster 4 23783Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: #ursday, 1/21/10, 7:00-9:00 p.m., Room A211. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**ENGL 5 Critical "inking/Read/Write Skapura 3 23776Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Friday, 1/22/10, 6:30-7:50 p.m., Room D178. Email: http://voyager.dvc.edu/faculty/nskapura/m.html.

**HUMAN 2 Human Values Martin 3 23847 Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: #ursday, 1/29/09, 4:00-5:00pm, Room D178. Email: http://www.merritt.peralta.edu.

**M/LAT 30B Latin American Films Duran 3 24641Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Friday, 1/29/09, 4:00-6:00pm, Room A214. Email instructor at: [email protected]

**NUTR 10 Nutrition Akrop 3 23945Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Tuesday, 1/26/10, 3:00-4:00 p.m., Room D178. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**POSCI 1 Govt/Politics in U.S. Nakagawa 3 24014Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Wednesday, 1/27/09, 5:30-7:00 p.m., Room D178. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**POSCI 2 Comparative Government Nakagawa 3 24098Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Monday, 1/25/10, 5:30-7:00p.m. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**PSYCH 1A Intro to General Psych Feiler 3 24026Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Monday, 1/25/09, 4:00-5:30 p.m., Room P111. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**PSYCH 1A Intro to General Psych Feiler 3 24027Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: #ursday, 1/21/10, 5:00-6:30 p.m., Room P111. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**PSYCH 1A Intro to General Psych Feiler 3 24097Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Monday, 2/1/10, 5:30-7:00 p.m., Room P111. Email instructor at: [email protected].

**PSYCH 12 Human Sexuality Agee 3 24028Online course: ISP and email required. Mandatory Orientation: Saturday, 2/6/09, 2:00-4:00 p.m., Room D178. Email instructor at: [email protected].

*RLEST 2A Principles of RE Ratkovich 3 24057Online course. Email instructor at: [email protected] as soon as you register.

*RLEST 5 RE Practice Ogden 3 24058Online course. Email instructor at: [email protected] as soon as you register.

*RLEST 6A RE Finance Ogden 3 24496Online course. Email instructor at: [email protected] as soon as you register.

*RLEST 7A RE Appraisal Ratkovich 3 24498Online course. Email instructor at: [email protected] as soon as you register.

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General Information

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Admission is by special application directly to the Nursing Department. Applications are accepted from October 1 through March 1 for Fall ad-mission of the following academic school year. Students may apply for admissions only once per year. At that time, the student’s transcripts will be screened to be determined whether the student is eligible for admis-sions based upon the State Chancellor’s Advisory Model Prerequisites. In order to apply for admission into the ADN Program, students must complete the admission prerequisites (Group A), and other admission criteria. Please refer to the college catalog for full admission details. No materials will be accepted after the March 1 deadline date.

Admission is by special application directly to the Radiologic Science Department. Applications are accepted from January 15 to April 15. Due to the number of applications received and the limited number of spaces available in the program, entry is based on a competitive point-ranking system. All eligibility requirements (prerequisites) must be met by the April 15 deadline. Students wishing to apply to the program should "rst complete a Permit to Apply form with a Merritt College counselor. #e permit form should then be submitted to the Radiologic Science Department in Building D, Room 102, at which time an application can also be completed by the student. All pertinent documents must be submitted by April 15 to be considered for admis-sion to the Fall class.

Eligibility requirements (prerequisites) of "rst aid (Hlted 9 or Standard First Aid or equivalent) and CPR (for Professional Rescuer - Red Cross, or CPR per American Heart Association Guidelines 2000 for the Healthcare Provider, or ASHI CPR PRO) must be completed prior to enrollment and students must attend the "rst class session with proof of certi"ca-tion in these areas. Written proof of health clearances (recent TB skin test within 9 months of beginning of class, and hepatitis B vaccine with completion of 2 of 3-shot series by beginning of class) must be submitted by the second week of class.

Admission is by special application directly to the Vocational Nurs-ing Department. Candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent. #is is a three-semester (18 months) program. Appli-cations for the program for Spring 2011 will be accepted during September/October of 2010. Acceptance letters will be sent out in November 2010. #e prerequisites, Biol 20A and 20B, or Biol 2 and 4 and the health clearances, must be completed prior to ap-plying/entering the program. Please contact Merritt College LVN Department for actual dates.

Admission to the program is on a "rst-come/"rst-served basis. #is is a one-semester program for 18 units (Medas 201 for 15 units, and Coped 470F for 3 units). Requirements include health clearances (physical examination, negative TB test results, and recent immunizations) and a corequisite of Hlted 11, CPR (or CPR/BLS certi"cation); Hltoc 201, Medical Terminology I, is recommended as general preparation for the course. An English assessment test is also required.

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Alternate media services will be provided to students, sta!, and com-munity members whose disability-related limitations prevent them from accessing printed materials in its standard or published format. #e class schedule and other educational materials are available in alternate formats, such as Braille, large print, audio "le, or electronic text. Call the Alternate Media Specialist at (510) 434-3910 to place a request, or go to Building L, Room 112.

#e Assessment O$ce schedules and conducts day and evening assess-ments for all new and returning non-exempt matriculating students. #e o$ce maintains assessment results and course recommendations. #e “ability to bene"t” testing is available for students applying for "nancial aid. #e o$ce is located in Building R, Room 109, or tele-phone: (510) 436-2562.

#e California Education Code allows for each community college to establish a student organization. #e Associated Students of Merritt College (ASMC) is your student association. Every Merritt student by virtue of their enrollment in Merritt College is a member of (ASMC). #e ASMC Student Council governs the Associated Students.

#e Council is composed of the Executive Branch including the Presi-dent, Vice President, Commissioner of Finance, the Inter-Club Coun-cil Chairperson, Chief and Associated Justices, and the Secretary. In addition to the Executive Branch, the ASMC seats approximately 13 senators that are either elected in the spring of each year or petition to become senators for the following academic school year. All Executive Branch positions are elected or appointed each year during the spring semester for the following year. After the election, students who wish to participate in the Student Council may petition the Council at any time during the year, and upon approval of the sitting Council Members, may be seated. Petitions are available in the Student Activities O$ce, Building R, Room 124, during the posted hours of operation. Student Council meeting times are set by the ASMC President at the start of the fall semester. All ASMC meetings are held in the ASMC Student Council Chambers, Building R, Room 124. Meeting times will be posted on campus bulletin boards and minutes are available seven days after each meeting. Also see Student Activities entry.



#e Bookstore is located in Building R, Room 101. Hours of opera-tion are Monday and Tuesday, 7:45 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., Wednesday and #ursday, 7:45 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., and Friday, 7:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (during peak enrollment periods, hours are expanded). #e bookstore does not accept personal checks; however, Visa, American Express, MasterCard, Travelers checks, money orders and cash are acceptable. Books may also be ordered online at efollett.com. Telephone number: (510) 436-2438.

#e customer’s satisfaction is our #1 priority! We gladly accept returns of merchandise.• Non-textbook items may be refunded or exchanged at any time with

the original cash-register receipt, providing the merchandise is in the same condition as originally purchased.

• ALL textbooks may be refunded with original cash-register receipt within SEVEN (7) calendar days from the "rst scheduled day of the semester or within TWO (2) days of purchase thereafter, providing books are returned in the same condition as originally purchased.

• If you have dropped the class (proof is required), a full refund is available for two weeks after the "rst day of the semester or the end of the last day to drop full-term credit classes, whichever is "rst, providing books are returned in the same condition as originally purchased.

• Textbooks purchased during the last TWO (2) weeks of classes or dur-ing exams are NOT refundable, but may be SOLD back under our book-buying policy.

• Textbooks purchased with EOP&S vouchers may be returned to the Bookstore for EOP&S credit. Student must have voucher and all ac-companying receipts. See guidelines above.

• Used-book buying guide prices (BUYBACK) are available if your return is outside of these guidelines.

• Computer software may be returned providing it is unopened and shrink-wrapped.

• Please be careful before opening shrink-wrapped sets. Many contain electronic media, and are only returnable if they are defective.

!DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU!#e Merritt College Bookstore and the Peralta Sheri!'s Department are concerned about protecting your academic needs. We would like to take this opportunity to o!er you hint(s) in protecting yourself against the theft of textbooks and other personal items. Losing your textbooks to theft can not only be a costly experience (the cost of replacing your books), but also very inconvenient. Both students and the Bookstore lose thousands of dollars a year to textbook theft.

SOME WAYS TO PROTECT YOURSELF:• Keep a detailed listing of your textbooks.• Place an identifying mark in each book, in a location known only

to you, i.e., signi"cant date on same page of each book.• Use lockers when visiting dining halls, libraries, and other similar

facilities on and o! campus.• Do not leave books lying around, unprotected and unattended.• If your books are lost or stolen, IMMEDIATELY report the incident

to both security and the Bookstore. Provide each with a list of the books and inform them of your identifying marks.

#e Merritt College Bookstore, in partnership with the Peralta Sheri!'s Department, reminds you to protect yourself and your belongings from theft, and to report any suspicious activity or incidents to security im-mediately at 436-7236. After "ling a police report, please report the

theft of your textbooks to the bookstore at 436-2438. #e Merritt College Bookstore and the Peralta Sheri!'s Department will aggres-sively pursue all cases of book theft and fraud associated with selling back stolen books.

Students must park their vehicles only in authorized lots on the west and south sides of the campus (Lots C, D, and E) and must pay a parking fee of $0.50 a day (two quarters, exact change only). Semester parking permits can be purchased for $25.00 ($12.50 for a motorcycle permit) and summer session permits for $10.00 ($5.00 for a motorcycle permit) from the college Cashier's O$ce. Permits are not replaceable and are not refundable.

#e Career Center, an a$liate of the One-Stop of the East Bay Works system, is one of 18 One Stop Career Centers servicing Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. Located in Building R, Room 105 the Career Center o!ers a variety of career and job search/referral services to stu-dents and community members. Visit the Center, or call (510) 436-2445 for information on the following services provided by the Center:• Career resource area with library of career and job information;

includes bank of computers for online career and job search.• Job search assistance such as vocational assessment, and resume and

interview preparation.• Job referral for full and part-time jobs, both on and o! campus.• Information on volunteer and internship positions, apprenticeships,

scholarships, and colleges.• Presentations and workshops conducted by sta! and local employers.• #e Career Center hosts two Job Fairs annually, in the fall and spring. O$ce hours are Monday, Wednesday, #ursday, and Friday 9:00

a.m. – 5:00 p.m., and Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.; telephone number: (510) 436-2445.

#e cashier’s o$ce (Bursar's O$ce), is located in Building R, Room 114C. #e cashier’s o$ce located in Building R, Room 114 is open during registration periods on Monday – #ursday, 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., and Saturday ("rst 3 Saturdays only), 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. #ese expanded hours are during peak enrollment periods ONLY. During the balance of the term, the cashier’s o$ce will be open Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Cashier's o$ce accept personal checks, Visa, Discover, MasterCard, or cash. Tele-phone number: (510) 436-2402. Fee–based classes are paid for in the O$ce of Instruction located in Building Q, Room 300.

Centro Latino is designed to provide multicultural counseling services to students who need assistance in the application process, enrollment questions and academic planning. #e o$ce is located Student Cen-ter, Building R, Rooms R105 B & 105 C; telephone number: (510) 436-2529 or at the Fruitvale Center: 1900 Fruitvale Ave.; telephone number: (510)536-1830

#e Children's Center provides care for students enrolled in six units or more, low-income families, as well as for low-income working parents. #e Center provides a safe, loving, developmentally age-appropriate


environment for children ages 1 to 5 years. A registration process is required. Information regarding guidelines and application procedures is available at the Center, located on campus, or call (510) 436-2436. Hours of operation are Monday - Friday, 7:45 a.m. – 5:15 p.m.

Activities and events of college-wide interest are held during College Hour every #ursday from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. during the fall and spring terms. For more information, contact the Student Activities O$ce at (510) 436-2535, or visit the o$ce in Building R, Room 124

, part of EOPS, is a state-funded supplemental support service program for students who are single heads of household with children age 14 and under and who have an active CalWORKs case number. CARE students receive supplemental counseling and advising services, additional childcare services for study time, textbooks, supplies, and meals. Services provided include workshops, activities and classes to enhance personal development, parenting and study skills, group sup-port, peer networking and referrals to campus and community-based resources. For additional information, contact CARE Coordinator, in Building R, Room 109, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, or call (510) 436-2476.

Counselors assist students with their educational plans, choice of ca-reers, and with personal problems. Students may schedule appointments during available day or evening hours. #e Counseling O$ce is open Monday and Tuesday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., and Wednesday, #ursday, and Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (during peak enrollment periods, hours are expanded) in Building R, Room 109 telephone number: (510) 436-2475.

Disabled Students Programs and Services provides educational and vo-cational support services for students with disabilities who are enrolled in classes at the college. Services include academic, personal and career counseling; registration assistance; and liaison with four-year colleges and community agencies. #e DSP&S o$ce is located in Building R, Room 109, and is open Monday and Tuesday, 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., and Wednesday, #ursday and Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.; telephone number: (510) 436-2429, TDD number: (510) 434-3881. Also see Alternate Media Services, High Tech Center, and Learning Opportunity Program entries.

Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS) provides "nan-cial and academic support to students whose educational and socio-economic backgrounds may prevent them from successfully attending college. To qualify you must be a California resident, enrolled in at least 12 units (but not have completed more than 70 units), eligible for a Board of Governor's fee wavier, and educationally disadvantaged. Services provided include orientation, priority registration, specialized counseling, academic planning, career guidance, academic progress monitoring, basic skills instruction, book services, transfer assistance, and special cultural awareness activities. For information about how EOPS can help you succeed in college, contact the EOPS O$ce, in Building R, Room 109 or contact them at 436-2474. #e o$ce is open Monday and Tuesday, 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., and Wednesday, #ursday and Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

#e Financial Aid O$ce o!ers information, applications and assistance about federal and state "nancial aid. Fee waivers, grants, loans, scholar-ships, work-study and other forms of assistance are available to students to cover fees, books, academic expenses and other related costs. #e o$ce is located in Building R, Room 113, and is open Monday and Tuesday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., Wednesday, #ursday, and Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (during peak enrollment periods, hours are expanded); telephone number: (510) 436-2465.

Food services at Merritt College are located in two areas: Building R, Room 131, and on the "rst level of Building D. Hours of operation are Monday through #ursday, 7:30 a.m. –6:00 p.m., Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. and closed on Saturday and Sunday.

#ere are vending machines in the A and D buildings, and the Book-store also o!ers snacks and drinks.

#e Health Services Center is sta!ed by a Registered Nurse/Marriage, Family and Child Counselor. Services are free and con"dential. Appoint-ments are not necessary, but appreciated. Services o!ered include assess-ment of illness, injuries and stress with referrals to low-cost community clinics when indicated. Additional services include health education and wellness classes and information; crisis counseling; referrals for domestic violence, sexual assault, drug abuse, and parental stress; and Social Service referrals for shelter, food, and legal needs. Condoms, over-the-counter medications, feminine-hygiene products, blood-pressure checks, and pregnancy tests are provided free to students. Flu shots and eye exams as well as other programs are periodically o!ered at a minimal cost and are advertised in advance. Check with the Health Services Center as addition-al services are added periodically. #e Health Services Center is located in Building R, Room 106, and the Center is open Monday, Wednesday and #ursday, 8:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., Tuesday, 2:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m., and Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.; telephone number: (510) 436-2533.

#e High Tech Center o!ers services for students who:• Are recovering from head injuries• Have diagnosed learning disability• Need accommodations/adaptive equipment#e lab contains state-of-the-art computer adaptations including voice recognition, screen readers, and spelling and math programs for students who participate in the DSP&S program. Students learn to use Microsoft Word to produce documents and desktop publishing projects. #e High Tech Center o!ers classes on using the Internet and basic Web-page design. Assessments for Department of Rehabilitation clients are also provided. Students are advised to meet with a counselor in the DSP&S program before enrolling in these classes. For information, call Alexis Alexander at (510) 436-2592. O$ce hours are Monday and Wednesday, 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., Tuesday and #ursday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., and Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., Building L, Room 102. You may also call for an appointment with a DSPS counselor at (510) 436-2429.

F-1 Visa students can obtain admission information and Immigration and Naturalization Service regulations from Jacob Ng, Director of In-ternational Educational Development, at 466-7380. For information about assessment, contact the Student Personnel Specialist located in Building R, Room 109; telephone number: (510) 436-2562.



#e Learning Center is open to ALL students who would like assistance with instructional assignments. #e Learning Center o!ers classes that are designed to help students acquire the skills they need to succeed in other college courses. #ere are several self-paced courses available for credit in English (Engl 270, #e Writing Center and Engl 280, Communications Skills Laboratory), in study skills (Lrnre 280) and in computer-assisted writing (Engl 253). Students receive tutorial as-sistance as they work at their own pace – and whenever their schedules allow – toward mastery of course materials. #ese courses are non-degree applicable (they cannot be applied toward an AA degree) and only credit/no-credit grades are awarded at the completion of the courses. Students may enroll for 0.5-3 units up to the 12th week of the semester. Refer to the class schedule for more details.

#e Tutoring Program provides students with academic assistance across the curriculum. Free tutoring is available for most courses at Merritt College. Students are eligible for one-to-one or group tutoring if they are enrolled in a Peralta Community College District course.

Merritt students can use the computers in the Computer Lab and make use of current technology to access the Internet, use email, do laser printing, scan materials, and use educational software for academic classes. Tutors in the Computer Lab assist students with word process-ing tasks or in using software for classes. Students can also enroll in a computer-assisted writing course (Engl 253) for 0.5-1 units to learn word processing, improve keyboarding skills, or to receive tutorial help on writing projects.

#e Learning Center is open Monday - #ursday, 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., and Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., and is located in Building D, Room 187; telephone number: (510) 436-2442 or 436-2443.

Merritt College has an open admissions policy for those students who meet the regular entrance requirements and who have completed testing and evaluation by a Learning Disabilities Specialist, another quali"ed professional or an agency. Students should be enrolled in at least 6 units (at least one academic course) to participate in the program.

Goals: • Assisting students with learning disabilities in reaching their aca-

demic and vocational goals.• Strengthening and developing students' individual learning styles

to become independent learners.Services: • Assessment and evaluation of eligibility for the learning disabilities

program.• Identi"cation of students' learning styles and modalities.• Evaluation of academic skills.• Compensatory learning strategies and techniques.• Accommodations and services based on individual testing results.• Computer-assisted instruction.• Academic coaching.

For further information, please contact the DSP&S o$ce in Building R, Room 109, or call for an appointment with a DSP&S Counselor in the Disabled Students' Programs and Services O$ce, telephone number: (510) 436-2429.

#e Library is open throughout the semester and is located in Building L, Room 200, telephone number: (510) 436-2457. Hours of operation for Fall and Spring are Monday - #ursday, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., and Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Summer hours are Monday - #ursday, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.; closed Friday.

Lost and Found is located in the Student Activities O$ce, Building R, Room 124, telephone number: (510) 436-2535. Spring o$ce hours are Monday, Wednesday, #ursday, and Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., and Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Lost and found items must be claimed within six months.

#e Maximum Achievement Project (MAP) is designed to provide a comprehensive program of instruction and support services for African American males, and other low-income students to increase retention and graduation rates. #e goals of the program are academic and social integration and transition to college. Each year a cohort of students will be selected to participate in a structured program of study, providing a myriad of comprehensive support services for students. To increase the successful course completion, MAP students enroll in Learning Com-munities that build upon collaborative learning approaches with an emphasis on writing and critical thinking, interdisciplinary studies, and classroom based assessment. Students are provided an array of support services such as tutoring, career counseling, mentoring and internships to facilitate their academic and career success. #e o$ce is located in Building R, room 106F. #e telephone number is (510) 434-3956.

MERRITTWorks is the name applied to the CalWORKs program on the Merritt campus. Merritt College works in collaboration with the Alameda County Department of Social Services to help families with dependent children transition from welfare to work. #e program pro-vides support services to students who are enrolled in classes and who are currently receiving aid for dependent children. Services provided include academic, personal and career counseling; "nancial assistance and work-study opportunities; childcare assistance and referrals; de-sign of individualized student education plans; job placement; em-ployment readiness skills workshops/classes; assessment and assistance with learning disabilities; computer loan program; supervised study time; academic tutoring and computer learning assistance; lifeskills and special interest workshops; and information and referral to other student services, support services and agencies. #e Department of Social Services provides transportation vouchers and checks for student supplies and books on a limited basis. For more information, contact the MERRITTWorks O$ce in Building R, Room 105, or call (510) 436-2469 or 436-2651. #e o$ce is open Monday, Wednesday, #ursday and Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., and Tuesday, 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

All new students at Merritt College must attend an Orientation to College session. #is session lets you know what to expect at college, how often to see your counselor, information about planning your schedule, and where to "nd the resources that you need to succeed. See the Assessment and Orientation Schedule for times and locations.


Police Services is located in Building R, Room 117, and is available 7 days a week, 24 hours per day.Emergency Line: (510) 465-3456, or on campus at ext. 7236.Non-Emergency Line: (510) 465-3414, or on campus at ext. 2668.

#e goal of the Puente Community College Program is to increase the number of educationally under-served students who transfer to four-year colleges and universities. Puente students are provided with accelerated English writing instruction, sustained academic counseling, and mentoring from the professional community.

Students must meet the following criteria to participate in the Pu-ente Program:• Must be interested in transferring to a four-year college or university.• Must be eligible for English 201A/201B (determined by assessment

or completion of prerequisites).• Must make a commitment to work with the Puente counselor; and

make a commitment to work with their mentors as designated by the Project Coordinator.

For further information, please contact the Puente O$ce in Building R, Room 105, or call (510) 436-2529.

Safety Aides assist Polices Services by patrolling the campus and its parking lots. Aides are available for escort services to and from parking lots. To receive assistance, please call (510) 466-7236.

Scholarship information can be accessed in the following ways:• Online at a Eureka Access Scholarship Web site; on-campus access

sites include computers in Building R, Room 105 and Building D, Room 187

• Postings on the Student Activities scholarship bulletin board located outside Building R, Room 124.

• In a scholarship binder available in the Financial Aid o$ce located in Building R, 113 or the Student Activities O$ce located in Building R, Room 124.

#e Student Activities O$ce provides a variety of services and activities that enhance student life on the Merritt campus. #e O$ce plans and implements a calendar of campus activities, presents an annual student leadership seminar, and in conjunction with ASMC, sponsors multi-cultural enrichment events. Services provided include housing bulletin boards, student ID cards, purchase of AC Transit and BART passes, postage stamps, lost and found, and copying and fax services. For in-formation about student clubs, ASMC and other organizations, contact the Advisor at (510) 436-2540. Visit the Student Activities O$ce in the Student Center, Building R, Room 124. Fall and Spring hours are Monday, Wednesday, #ursday, and Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., and Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Student clubs and organizations are located in Building R, Room 124; telephone number: (510) 436-2535.

All Merritt students are required to have an up-to-date Merritt Identi"-cation (ID) Card. A free “white” ID Card can be obtained by bringing a current semester printout of your classes and a current California driver’s license or I.D. card to the Student Activities O$ce in Building R, Room 124 during the posted hours of operation. In addition, each student may purchase a “Gold” ID Card, which a!ords the holder several discounts with area merchants and a 10 percent discount on purchases of $3.00 or more in the Merritt Café. #e $5.00 fee for the Gold ID Card is channeled directly into the Student Activities budget and supports the student government’s e!orts to enhance student life on the Merritt campus. All ID cards obtained after the last day to add classes for the term are $5.00.

Located in Building R, Room 105, the Merritt College Transfer Center provides information about transfer activities and programs that link Merritt College and ten University of California campuses, twenty three California State Universities and many independent colleges and universities located throughout the Bay Area and the United States. Visit the center, or call (510) 436-2445 for more information on the following services:• Transfer counseling (selecting a major, completing lower division

requirements, etc.)• Resource library of college catalogs• On-line monthly calendar of transfer events• Tours to four-year colleges• To schedule appointments with visiting college representatives who

provide application assistance• Application, personal statement, and transfer workshops.Hours are: Monday, Wednesday, #ursday, and Friday 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., and Tuesday 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Merritt College o!ers educational assistance to eligible active-duty mili-tary, retired, reserve personnel and their dependents, according to Title 38, U.S. Code, and California Education Code, Section 32320. #e U.S. Department of Veterans A!airs and the California Department of Veterans A!airs determine eligibility for bene"ts under this program. Please contact Veterans’ Services at (510) 436-2595 in Building R, Room 113, for more information.

Vocational education funds assist the college in providing services it would otherwise be unable to provide. One of these services is tutoring students who are either majoring in speci"c vocational programs, or those who are enrolled in vocational classes. Students should contact their instructor for further details.

NOTE: Days and/or hours for any Student Services areaare subject to change due to availability of funds.



Building Guide

A Art, Audio-Visual, Child Development, Fitness Center, Music, Classrooms

D Allied Health Programs, Science Labs, Academic Enhancement Center (Learning Center, Electronic Classroom, Tutorial, Math Lab), Mailroom, Classrooms

E/F Gymnasium, Classrooms, Locker Rooms, Faculty O$ces

H Landscape Horticulture

L Learning Resources/Library, Computer Learning Center/DSPS, Anthropology Museum

P Classrooms, Computer Information Systems

Q Administration, Business Services, Cashier, Production Center

R Admissions & Records, Assessment O$ce, Bookstore, Career/Transfer Center, Counseling,

Students Activities, Student Health Services, Student Services

SRH Self-Reliant House



SPRINGCourse Listings

You are required to attend the !rst class meeting tocon!rm enrollment in a course. Students who do not

attend the !rst meeting may lose their place in class.

** A double asterisk means that the course isacceptable for transfer credit to California State

University (CSU) and acceptable at theUniversity of California, within any

limitations stipulated by U.C.

* A single asterisk means that the course isacceptable for transfer credit to California

State University (CSU) only.

Enroll On-lineNowwww.Peralta.edu

PLEASE NOTE:Classes subject to change, please see online schedule for the latest information. See our website: www.Peralta.edu

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ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AFRICAN!AMERICAN STUDIES

ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ADJUS** 21 INTRODUCTION TO ADMINISTRATION 3 UNITS OF JUSTICE History and philosophy of administration of justice in America 23395 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Hanson A 215 Merritt23396 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Dixon A 215 Merritt23401 Lec 12:30-03:20 PM W Hanson A 211 Merritt** 22 CONCEPTS OF CRIMINAL LAW 3 UNITS Historical development and philosophy of law and constitutional

provisions 23397 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M Oliver A 215 Merritt23402 Lec Oliver ONLINE Merritt Online course. Mandatory orientation: Thurs, 1/21, 6-8pm, D178.** 23 PRINCIPLES AND PROCEDURES OF 3 UNITS THE JUSTICE SYSTEM Study of the role and responsibilities of each segment within the ad-

ministration of justice system 23400 Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MWF Dixon A 215 Merritt* 24 LEGAL ASPECTS OF EVIDENCE 3 UNITS Origin, development, philosophy and constitutional basis of evidence 23403 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Hanson A 100 Merritt** 25 COMMUNITY RELATIONS 3 UNITS Survey of relationship between the criminal justice system and the

community 23398 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Dixon A 215 Merritt* 51 JUVENILE LAW AND PROCEDURES 3 UNITS !e history and philosophy of juvenile law and procedures in America 23399 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Dixon A 215 Merritt** 63 INTRODUCTION TO CORRECTIONS 3 UNITS Philosophy and history of corrections from historical and theoretical

point of view 23405 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th White A 214 Merritt 248NH INTRODUCTION TO TERRORISM/WMD 3 UNITS History of terrorism 23404 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Smith A 215 Merritt 248NJ SECURITY GUARD 1 UNIT Key concepts and skills needed to qualify for entry-level employment

as a security guard in a public or private security company 24731 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Smith A 215 Merritt Lec 06:00-08:50 PM F A 215 03/05/2010 - 03/20/2010

AFRICAN!AMERICAN STUDIES AFRAM** 1 INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN!AMERICAN 3 UNITS STUDIES Survey and analysis of the contemporary African-American experience

in America 20025 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Brown D 200 Laney21873 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Johnson BCC 032 Berkeley21116 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Brown E 207 Laney** 5 THE AFRICAN!AMERICAN FAMILY IN 3 UNITS THE UNITED STATES !e African-American family from Africa to America 20026 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Lewis E 207 Laney** 10 SOCIOLOGY OF AFRICAN!AMERICANS 3 UNITS Sociological analysis of African-American society in the United States 24099 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Imara D 209 Merritt

** 12 PSYCHOLOGY OF AFRICAN!AMERICANS 3 UNITS Principles of psychology as they relate to the African-American com-

munity 23412 Lec Agee ONLINE Merritt Online course. Instructor’s email: [email protected]. Mandatory orienta-

tion: Saturday, 2/6, 12-2pm, D178** 14A SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY: 3 UNITS AFRICAN!AMERICAN MALE/FEMALE RELATIONSHIPS Study and application of psycho-sociological concepts and research

techniques exploring the dynamics of African-American male-female relationships.

20028 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Vanhook E 207 Laney** 14B SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY: 3 UNITS AFRICAN!AMERICAN MALE/FEMALE RELATIONSHIPS Study of psychology of male-female communications with analysis of

interpersonal phenomena. 23413 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th McKnight A 218 Merritt21749 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Brown F 200 Laney* 16 ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3 UNITS AND MINORITY COMMUNITIES Overview of the criminal justice system in the United States as it a"ects

minorities 24604 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Smith D 200 Laney** 19 RACISM IN THE UNITED STATES 3 UNITS Exploration of the development of modern racism in the United States 23407 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Seals A 218 Merritt** 25 CLASSICAL AFRICAN CIVILIZATIONS 3 UNITS History, development, and contributions of classical African civilizations

of the Nile River Valley (Kush, Nubia, Egypt) 24649 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Ampim A 218 Merritt** 27 AFRO!CARIBBEAN HISTORY, POLITICS, 3 UNITS AND CULTURE Historical, economic, and cultural development of the Caribbean from

Native American occupation and colonization by European nations to the struggle for sovereignty

24650 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Brown A 215 Merritt** 28 SURVEY OF THIRD WORLD THROUGH FILMS 3 UNITS Survey of third world people through #lms 23408 Lec 01:00-01:50 PM M Brown A 218 Merritt Lec 01:00-02:50 PM W A 218 * 29 AFRICAN!AMERICAN EXPERIENCE 3 UNITS THROUGH FILMS African-American historical and cultural experience in the United States 20029 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Ward-Allen E 211 Laney** 30 AFRICAN!AMERICAN HISTORY: 3 UNITS AFRICA TO 1865 Survey of the experience of African-Americans from their origins to the

end of the Civil War 22805 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Smith C 212 Alameda20030 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Brown F 204 Laney23409 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Brown A 218 Merritt21403 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Brown E 200 Laney** 31 AFRICAN!AMERICAN HISTORY: 3 UNITS 1865 TO 1945 Survey of the experience of African-Americans in the United States

from 1865 to 1945 22807 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Smith C 212 Alameda20031 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Vanhook E 200 Laney23410 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Brown A 218 Merritt

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24758 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Smith C 212 Alameda24651 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Brown A 218 Merritt Lec 12:30-03:50 PM S A 218 01/23/2010 - 03/20/2010 ** 32 AFRICAN!AMERICAN HISTORY: 3!4 UNITS 1945 TO PRESENT Survey of the experience of African-Americans in the United States

from 1945 to the present 24616 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Sta! C 109 Alameda21695 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Campbell E 200 Laney** 33 THE ROOTS OF AFRICAN!AMERICAN 3 UNITS CULTURE Historical dimensions of the African-American experience 21874 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Johnson BCC 518 Berkeley** 38 ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM AND JUSTICE 3 UNITS American and global environmental policy and ethics concentrating

on their impact on minorities and people of color 21696 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Imara E 200 Laney** 43 AFRICAN!AMERICAN WRITERS "POETRY# 3 UNITS African-American poets (past and present) 24087 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF Brown A 218 Merritt* 48AA AFRICAN!AMERICAN GENDER 3 UNITS RELATIONSHIPS African-American Gender Relationships 24613 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Smith C 109 Alameda 251 INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC 1.5 UNITS LITERATURE, POETRY, PROSE AND FILM African-American and other ethnic American writers 21406 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Lewis E 204 Laney 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 Part of Project Bridge I — 5 courses required. See

Project Bridge entry. For more information: 464-3411.

21407 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Lewis E 200 Laney 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 Part of Project Bridge II — 6 courses required. See

Project Bridge entry. For more information: 464-3411.

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE ASL** 50 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I 4 UNITS Introduction to American Sign Language 21917 Lab 10:30-11:50 MW Carruthers BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 MW BCC 223 21919 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Carruthers BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh BCC 223 21921 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Telford BCC 226 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM MW BCC 226 21923 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Toothman BCC 226 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM TTh BCC 226 ** 50A AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I "MODULE A# 2 UNITS Introduction to American Sign Language 21925 Lab 10:30-11:50 MW Carruthers BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 MW BCC 223 22522 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Carruthers BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh BCC 223 22524 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Telford BCC 226 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM MW BCC 226 22526 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Toothman BCC 226 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM TTh BCC 226 ** 50B AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I "MODULE B# 2 UNITS Introduction to American Sign Language PREREQUISITE: ASL 50A

21927 Lab 10:30-11:50 MW Carruthers BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 MW BCC 223

21929 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Carruthers BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh BCC 223 21931 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Telford BCC 226 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM MW BCC 226 22528 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Toothman BCC 226 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM TTh BCC 226 ** 51 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II 4 UNITS Continuation of American Sign Language PREREQUISITE: ASL 50 OR 50B

21933 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Smith BCC 226 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh BCC 226 21935 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Girard BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM TTh BCC 223 ** 51A AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II "MODULE A# 2 UNITS Continuation of American Sign Language PREREQUISITE: ASL 50 OR 50B

21937 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Smith BCC 226 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh BCC 226 22530 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Girard BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM TTh BCC 223 24113 Lab 05:00-06:20 PM MW Ikeda BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 03:30-04:50 PM MW BCC 223

Who studies AmericanSign Language?

• Actors • Managers • Attorneys • Public service employees • Career interpreters • Recreation directors • Counselors • Secretaries • Health professionals • Small business owners • Linguists • Teachers

At Berkeley City College, we make it easy for you to learn. Classes and language lessons are organized around activities which simulate everyday situations.

As part of your classes, you: • Fully experience Deaf culture. • Apply what you learn to everyday situations. • Meet and interact with members of the Deaf community.

For more information, call Nancy Cayton at (510) 981-2872 or (510) 981-2865 (VP), or email [email protected].

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** 51B AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II "MODULE B# 2 UNITS Continuation of American Sign Language PREREQUISITE: ASL 51A OR 51

21939 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Smith BCC 226 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh BCC 226 21941 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Girard BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM TTh BCC 223 24115 Lab 05:00-06:20 PM MW Ikeda BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 03:30-04:50 PM MW BCC 223 ** 52 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE III 4 UNITS Continuation of American Sign Language PREREQUISITE: ASL 51 OR 51B

21943 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Ikeda BCC 322 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM MW BCC 322 22445 Lab 10:30-11:50 MW Ikeda BCC 226 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 MW BCC 226 ** 52A AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE III 2 UNITS "MODULE A# Continuation of American Sign Language PREREQUISITE: ASL 51 OR 51B

22532 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Ikeda BCC 322 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM MW BCC 322 22534 Lab 10:30-11:50 MW Ikeda BCC 226 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 MW BCC 226 ** 52B AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE III 2 UNITS "MODULE B# Continuation of American Sign Language PREREQUISITE: ASL 52A OR 52

21945 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Ikeda BCC 322 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM MW BCC 322 22536 Lab 10:30-11:50 MW Ikeda BCC 226 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 MW BCC 226 ** 53 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE IV 4 UNITS Continuation of American Sign Language PREREQUISITE: ASL 52 OR 52B

22447 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Carruthers BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM MW BCC 223 ** 53A AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE IV 2 UNITS "MODULE A# Continuation of American Sign Language PREREQUISITE: ASL 52 OR 52B

22538 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Carruthers BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM MW BCC 223 ** 53B AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE IV 2 UNITS "MODULE B# Continuation of American Sign Language PREREQUISITE: ASL 53A OR 53

22540 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Carruthers BCC 223 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM MW BCC 223 ** 55B HISTORY AND CULTURE OF DEAF 3 UNITS PEOPLE IN AMERICA II Continuation of ASL 55A 22727 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Gough BCC 021 Berkeley 200B CLASSIFIERS 2 2 UNITS Study of classi#er types and functions in American Sign Language 22644 Lec 04:00-05:50 PM M Telford BCC 226 Berkeley

* 464 OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN 1!4 UNITS AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE Supervised #eld experience in American Sign Language 22736 Lec Smith BCC TBA Berkeley Days and times to be arranged; call (510) 981-2872 for start date and

location information.

ANTHROPOLOGY ANTHR** 1 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL 3 UNITS ANTHROPOLOGY Study of human beings and their ancestors 22809 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Strong C 113 Alameda21875 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Rickenbach BCC 513 Berkeley20033 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Giovanola B 264 Laney23415 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Joans A 208 Merritt23416 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Fleming A 208 Merritt20034 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Margold B 264 Laney21876 Lec 02:45-04:05 PM TTh Rickenbach BCC 513 Berkeley22810 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Strong C 113 Alameda22811 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Strong C 113 Alameda22429 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Jones BCC 513 Berkeley21117 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM T Margold B 264 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/25/2010 23417 Lec 09:00-12:15 PM S Fleming A 208 Merritt Lec 06:00-09:15 PM F A 208 03/19/2010 - 05/21/2010 Meets on Fri & Sat. No class 4/9-10; 5/14

22635 Lec 09:00-11:50 F Jones BCC 515 Berkeley22816 Lec Sta! ONLINE Alameda Online Course.** 1L PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY LABORATORY 1 UNIT Adjunct laboratory to ANTHR 1 PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: ANTHR 1

22813 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Strong D 114 Alameda20035 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Giovanola A 271 Laney23418 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Joans A 208 Merritt21877 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM F Rickenbach BCC 513 Berkeley21878 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM Th Lass BCC 513 Berkeley Two Sat !eld trips TBA.22636 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Jones BCC 513 Berkeley** 2 INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOLOGY 3 UNITS AND PREHISTORY World prehistory as reconstructed from the archaeological and physical

evidence of cultural beginnings through the early agricultural civiliza-tions of Africa, America and Euro-Asia

22817 Lec Bousquet ONLINE Alameda Online Course.** 3 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL AND 3 UNITS CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY Cross-cultural analysis of social and cultural factors of human behavior

in the recent past and present. 22814 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Strong C 210 Alameda23419 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Fleming A 208 Merritt21879 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Conrad KROEBR 115 Berkeley 115 Kroeber Hall, UC Berkeley.

21880 Lec 08:00-09:20 TTh Conrad BCC 051 Berkeley20037 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM Th Smithson B 264 Laney 02/04/2010 - 05/27/2010

22779 Lec 01:15-02:35 PM MW Conrad BCC 031 Berkeley20907 Lec Smithson ONLINE Laney Online course. Email: [email protected]



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24202 Lec 08:00-11:50 S Lass BCC 021 Berkeley Lec 01:00-04:50 PM S BCC 021 01/23/2010 - 05/08/2010 Designed for PACE majors; see PACE O"ce to

enroll. Meets 6 Sats: 1/23, 2/06, 2/27, 3/20, 4/24, and 5/08/10.** 5 AMERICAN INDIAN HISTORY AND CULTURE 3 UNITS Survey of North American Indians 24093 Lec 09:30-10:50 MW Fleming A 208 Merritt** 7 MAGIC, RELIGION AND WITCHCRAFT 3 UNITS Comparative study of religion, magic, and supernatural beliefs and

practices 20038 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Amherd B 264 Laney** 15 MALE AND FEMALE: 3 UNITS ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE Comparative approach to the study of sex roles; biological bases, cultural

contexts, and social dynamics of human sex-role di"erences 22638 Lec 04:15-05:35 PM MW Lass BCC 053 Berkeley** 16 SEX AND SOCIETY 3 UNITS Cross-cultural approach stressing the biological, cultural, social, and

legal aspects of human sexuality 24094 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Joans A 208 Merritt* 30 ANTHROPOLOGY MUSEUM 1!5 UNIT Introduction to Museology including the history, function, and goals

of museums 24096 Lab Joans Merritt Lec 04:00-05:50 PM W A 208 9 lab hrs wkly TBA

APPAREL DESIGN AND ADAM

MERCHANDISING * 103 APPAREL HISTORY 2 UNITS Overview of ethnic and fashion apparel history 24217 Lec 08:00-09:50 F Binder D 302 Alameda* 112 APPAREL DESIGN AND SKETCHING II 2 UNITS Continuation of ADAM 111 24218 Lec 10:00-11:50 F Piazza D 310 Alameda* 132 APPAREL CONSTRUCTION II 4 UNITS Continuation of ADAM 131 PREREQUISITE: ADAM 131

24236 Lab 10:00-03:50 PM W Piazza D 307 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:50 W D 307 215 ADVANCED DESIGN AND LINE 4 UNITS DEVELOPMENT II Continuation of ADAM 214 PREREQUISITE: ADAM 214

24220 Lab 10:00-03:50 PM Th Roundtree D 310 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:50 Th D 310 217 PRODUCTION PATTERN AND SIZE 2 UNITS GRADING II Continuation of ADAM 216 24222 Lab 09:00-11:50 T Heard D 302 Alameda Lec 08:00-08:50 T D 302 220 APPAREL DESIGN AND 0.5!2 UNIT MERCHANDISING SPECIAL PROJECTS LABORATORY Extra lab time for ADAM students only to complete assigned class projects 24239 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Piazza D 307 Alameda Lab 12:00-03:50 PM F Lopez D 307 222 PATTERN DRAFTING II 4 UNITS Continuation of ADAM 221 PREREQUISITE: ADAM 221

24226 Lab 10:00-03:50 PM M Roundtree D 310 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:50 M D 310

225 PATTERN DRAPING II 2 UNITS Continuation of ADAM 224 PREREQUISITE: ADAM 224

24231 Lab 09:00-11:50 T Roundtree D 310 Alameda Lec 08:00-08:50 T D 310 230 PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT II 2 UNITS PREREQUISITE: ADAM 229

24233 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM T Roundtree D 302 Alameda Lec 12:00-12:50 PM T D 302

APPRENTICESHIP APPR 405A AUTO PAINTING 2.5 UNITS Principles and techniques of auto painting 24393 Lab 07:30-10:20 PM M Sta! B 203 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:20 PM M B 113 405B AUTO PAINTING 2.5 UNITS Principles and techniques of auto painting 24392 Lab 07:30-10:20 PM M Sta! B 203 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:20 PM M B 113 405C AUTO PAINTING 2.5 UNITS Principles and techniques of auto painting 24395 Lab 07:30-10:20 PM M Sta! B 203 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:20 PM M B 113 405D AUTO PAINTING 2.5 UNITS Principles and techniques of auto painting 24397 Lab 07:30-10:20 PM M Sta! B 203 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:20 PM M B 113 405E AUTO PAINTING 2.5 UNITS Principles and techniques of auto painting 24399 Lab 07:30-10:20 PM M Sta! B 203 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:20 PM M B 113 405F AUTO PAINTING 2.5 UNITS Principles and techniques of auto painting 24401 Lab 07:30-10:20 PM M Sta! B 203 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:20 PM M B 113 405G AUTO PAINTING 2.5 UNITS Principles and techniques of auto painting 24403 Lab 07:30-10:20 PM M Sta! B 203 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:20 PM M B 113 405H AUTO PAINTING 2.5 UNITS Principles and techniques of auto painting 24405 Lab 07:30-10:20 PM M Sta! B 203 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:20 PM M B 113 455 COSMETOLOGY APPRENTICE 1!4 UNITS Designed for apprentices who are engaged in acquiring a state license

in Cosmetology. 20039 Lec 09:00-12:50 PM M Gumbs EBSCAP Laney *EBSCAP: East Bay South County Apprentice Program — 2063 B St., Hayward,

CA 94541. For additional information: (510) 889-8653. 456 BARBER APPRENTICE 1!4 UNITS Designed for apprentices who are engaged in acquiring a state license

in Barbering. 20040 Lec 09:00-12:50 PM M Gumbs EBSCAP Laney *EBSCAP: East Bay South County Apprentice Program — 2063 B St., Hayward,

CA 94541. For additional information: (510) 889-8653. 486 AUTOMOTIVE AIR CONDITIONING 4 UNITS Study of automotive air conditioning systems 24389 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM T Fung B 102 Alameda Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th B 106


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531 MILL AND CABINET MAKER 0 UNIT Designed for Mill and Cabinet Maker Apprentices 20042 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Keezer G 153 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M G 151 20044 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Moraga G 153 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M G 151

ARABIC ARAB* 1A ELEMENTARY MODERN STANDARD ARABIC 5 UNITS Study and practice in understanding, speaking, reading and writing

Modern Standard Arabic 22443 Lec 09:45-12:05 PM MW Neale BCC 051 Berkeley

ARCHITECTURAL AND A/ET

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ** 10 INTRO TO DESIGN PROFESSIONS/ 2 UNITS ARCHITECTURAL ADMIN Introduction to the history, practice and administration of architecture

and related design professions 20002 Lec 02:00-03:50 PM W Tumlin G 246 Laney** 13 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING AND DESIGN I 4 UNITS Two-and three-dimensional basic design principles PREREQUISITE: A/ET 211

20004 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM MW Betts G 239 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 MW G 239 ** 23 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING AND DESIGN II 4 UNITS Continuation of A/ET 13 PREREQUISITE: A/ET 211

20006 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM MW Tumlin G 240 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 MW G 240 * 33 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING AND DESIGN III 4 UNITS Continuation of A/ET 23 20008 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM MW Betts G 239 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 MW G 239 Class also meets in G241.** 35 PERSPECTIVE, SHADES AND SHADOWS I 2 UNITS Development of skills in preparing three-dimensional linear illustrations PREREQUISITE: A/ET 211

20010 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM MW Udell G 239 Laney Lec 02:00-02:30 PM MW G 239 * 43 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING AND DESIGN IV 4 UNITS Design and development of a commercial or public building 20012 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM MW Betts G 239 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 MW G 239 Class also meets in G241.** 45 PERSPECTIVE, SHADES AND SHADOWS II 2 UNITS Continued development of skills in preparing three-dimensional linear

illustrations 20014 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM MW Udell G 239 Laney Lec 02:00-02:30 PM MW G 239 * 103 MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION 2 UNITS Description and demonstration of various construction/structural and

#nish materials 21680 Lec 02:00-03:50 PM Th Betts G 240 Laney* 104A BEGINNING COMPUTER AIDED 3 UNITS DRAFTING "CAD# Basic computer drafting skills using current software 20018 Lab 08:00-09:50 PM TTh Yu G 270 Laney Lec 07:00-07:50 PM TTh G 270

** 107 ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY AND THEORY 3 UNITS Survey of the evolution of architectural styles from primitive architecture

to the contemporary 21413 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Chan G 246 Laney (O#ered Spring semester only)* 110 INTRODUCTION TO 3D MODELING AND 3 UNITS RENDERING Creation of 3D visualization/animation drawings from plans, elevations

and sections using the latest 3D computer software 21415 Lab 01:45-04:00 PM TTh Crist G 270 Laney Lec 01:00-01:35 PM TTh G 270 * 111 INTRODUCTION TO SUSTAINABLE 3 UNITS ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN APPLICATIONS Introduction to sustainable Architectural and environmental design

applications 21780 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM Th Trachta G 246 Laney 200 SPECIAL PROJECTS LABORATORY 1 UNIT Open laboratory for working on selected projects 20021 Lab 02:00-03:20 PM MW Udell G 239 Laney21412 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM W Betts G 239 Laney 204 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING 1 UNIT LABORATORY!CAD LAB Supervised computer-aided drafting laboratory 20022 Lab 05:00-06:50 PM TTh Yu G 270 Laney 211 FUNDAMENTALS OF DRAFTING 4 UNITS TECHNIQUES Fundamentals of drafting 20024 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM TTh Betts G 239 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 TTh G 239

ART ART** 1 INTRODUCTION TO ART HISTORY 3 UNITS Introduction to art purposes, principles and forms 22818 Lec 08:00-08:50 MWF Burgess D 312 Alameda20045 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Nash D 200 Laney23421 Lec 08:00-09:20 TTh Horning A 214 Merritt21881 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Braman BCC 053 Berkeley21882 Lec 01:15-02:35 PM MW Braman BCC 052 Berkeley20046 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Rodriguez D 200 Laney22819 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Burgess D 237 Alameda22820 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Le"ngwell D 312 Alameda22467 Lec Apelian ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected] Lec Perbetsky ONLINE Alameda 03/16/2010 - 05/28/2010 Online Course; Please contact instructor at

[email protected] for more information.22830 Lec Perbetsky ONLINE Alameda Online Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for

more information.** 2 HISTORY OF ANCIENT ART 3 UNITS "PREHISTORIC TO 1100 A.D.# Survey of major visual art forms of early civilizations 21417 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW Robinson AC 110 Laney** 4 HISTORY OF MODERN ART 3 UNITS "1800 TO PRESENT# Major visual art forms and movements of the nineteenth and twentieth

centuries 20048 Lec 10:30-11:50 MW Robinson AC 110 Laney21883 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Linnehan BCC 032 Berkeley22494 Lec Apelian ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected] Lec 08:00-09:20 MW Linnehan BCC 055 Berkeley



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** 5 HISTORY OF ASIAN ART 3 UNITS Major visual arts of Asia 20050 Lec 02:30-05:20 PM M Lai AC 110 Laney** 7 HISTORY OF AFRICAN!AMERICAN ART 3 UNITS Development of the African-American visual artist in the Americas. 20051 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Warren D 200 Laney** 14 THEMES, TRENDS, AND TRADITIONS 3 UNITS IN WORLD ART Introduction to art history through examination of major themes,

trends, and traditions and historical periods 22710 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Linnehan BCC 055 Berkeley** 20 BEGINNING DRAWING AND COMPOSITION 2 UNITS Freehand drawing with various media 22823 Lab 09:30-10:50 MW Yokoyama D 316 Alameda Lec 09:00-09:30 MW D 316 20053 Lab 06:30-07:50 PM MW Patlan AC 120 Laney Lec 06:00-06:30 PM MW AC 120 23424 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM TTh Thoman A 122 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:20 TTh A 122 Variable units 2 - 3. Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.21885 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Montoya BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M BCC 514 2 unit section.

22570 Lab 02:15-04:00 PM TTh Braman BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:05 PM TTh BCC 514 3 unit section.

20055 Lab 10:00-11:20 TTh Metcalf AC 125 Laney Lec 11:30-12:00 PM TTh AC 125 22475 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM MW Siskin BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 09:30-10:20 MW BCC 514 3 unit section.22743 Lab 03:00-05:50 PM S Glaubman BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 02:00-02:50 PM S BCC 514 2 unit section.** 21 CONTINUING DRAWING AND COMPOSITION 2 UNITS Special problems of composition and drawing techniques in relation

to drawing as a #ne art 22825 Lab 09:30-10:50 MW Yokoyama D 316 Alameda Lec 09:00-09:30 MW D 316 20057 Lab 06:30-07:50 PM MW Patlan AC 120 Laney Lec 06:00-06:30 PM MW AC 120 23426 Lab 10:00-11:20 TTh Thoman A 122 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:00 TTh A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.21887 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Montoya BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M BCC 514 2 unit section.

22572 Lab 02:15-04:00 PM TTh Braman BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:05 PM TTh BCC 514 20059 Lab 10:00-11:20 TTh Metcalf AC 125 Laney Lec 11:30-12:00 PM TTh AC 125 22477 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM MW Siskin BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 09:30-10:20 MW BCC 514 2 unit section.22745 Lab 03:00-05:50 PM S Glaubman BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 02:00-02:50 PM S BCC 514

** 22 INTERMEDIATE DRAWING AND 3 UNITS COMPOSITION Exploration in drawing through a series of related works 23428 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM TTh Thoman A 122 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:20 TTh A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.

20061 Lab 09:00-10:50 TTh Metcalf AC 125 Laney Lec 11:00-11:50 TTh AC 125 ** 23 ADVANCED DRAWING AND COMPOSITION 3 UNITS Advanced drawing techniques applied to selected subjects and goals. 23430 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM TTh Thoman A 122 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:00 TTh A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.

20063 Lab 09:00-10:50 TTh Metcalf AC 125 Laney Lec 11:00-11:50 TTh AC 125 * 24 SPECIAL PROJECTS: DRAWING 2 UNITS Independent exploration and experimentation in special areas of drawing. 20909 Lab 10:00-11:20 TTh Metcalf AC 125 Laney Lec 11:30-12:00 PM TTh AC 125 23490 Lab 10:00-11:20 TTh Thoman A 122 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:00 TTh A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.22397 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Montoya BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M BCC 514 2 unit section.

22574 Lab 02:15-04:00 PM TTh Braman BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:05 PM TTh BCC 514 21421 Lab 06:30-07:50 PM MW Patlan AC 120 Laney Lec 06:00-06:30 PM MW AC 120 22479 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM MW Siskin BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 09:30-10:20 MW BCC 514 2 unit section.22747 Lab 03:00-05:50 PM S Glaubman BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 02:00-02:50 PM S BCC 514 ** 25 BEGINNING FIGURE DRAWING AND 2 UNITS COMPOSITION Understanding the #gure from quick sketches to long careful studies

of the live model 20065 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM W Pagnello AC 125 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM W AC 125 (From live models)21889 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Glaubman BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W BCC 514 20067 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM TTh Pagnello AC 125 Laney Lec 06:30-07:00 PM TTh AC 125 (From live models)** 26 CONTINUING FIGURE DRAWING AND 2 UNITS COMPOSITION Continuing drawing from the live model 21891 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Glaubman BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W BCC 514 20069 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM W Pagnello AC 125 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM W AC 125 (From live models)20071 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM TTh Pagnello AC 125 Laney Lec 06:30-07:00 PM TTh AC 125 (From live models)


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** 27 INTERMEDIATE FIGURE DRAWING 3 UNITS AND COMPOSITION Intermediate drawing from the live model 20073 Lab 07:30-09:20 PM TTh Pagnello AC 125 Laney Lec 06:30-07:20 PM TTh AC 125 (From live models)** 28 ADVANCED FIGURE DRAWING AND 3 UNITS COMPOSITION Advanced drawing from the live model 20075 Lab 07:30-09:20 PM TTh Pagnello AC 125 Laney Lec 06:30-07:20 PM TTh AC 125 (From live models)* 29 SPECIAL PROJECTS: FIGURE DRAWING 2 UNITS Continued study and development of special projects in #gure drawing

from the live model. 20911 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM W Pagnello AC 125 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM W AC 125 (From live models)

23492 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM T Kwint A 122 Merritt Lec 01:00-01:50 PM T A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.22399 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Glaubman BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W BCC 514 20913 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM TTh Pagnello AC 125 Laney Lec 06:30-07:00 PM TTh AC 125 (From live models)** 30 BEGINNING FIGURE DRAWING: ANATOMY 2 UNITS Study and drawing of the human form using live models 24665 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM T Kwint A 122 Merritt Lec 01:00-01:50 PM T A 122 21893 Lab 02:15-05:05 PM W Stanley BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:05 PM W BCC 514 Class uses live models.** 31 CONTINUING FIGURE DRAWING: ANATOMY 2 UNITS Continuation of ART 30 using live models 24667 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM T Kwint A 122 Merritt Lec 01:00-01:50 PM T A 122 21895 Lab 02:15-05:05 PM W Stanley BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:05 PM W BCC 514 Class uses live models.** 35 BEGINNING PORTRAITURE 2 UNITS Drawing portraits from the live model 20077 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Chavez AC 125 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W AC 125 23432 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Kwint A 122 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.** 36 CONTINUING PORTRAITURE 2 UNITS Drawing portraits from the live model 20079 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Chavez AC 125 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W AC 125 23434 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Kwint A 122 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.

* 39 SPECIAL PROJECTS: PORTRAITURE 2 UNITS Development of an individual style and portfolio of consistent works

suitable for an exhibition. 20915 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Chavez AC 125 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W AC 125 23494 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Kwint A 122 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.** 40 COLOR DYNAMICS: THE INTERACTION 3 UNITS OF COLOR Color interaction as developed by Josef Albers whose discoveries are

widely used today in all the visual arts 20081 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM TTh Vaughan AC 112 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM TTh AC 112 ** 41 BASIC DESIGN 2 UNITS Fundamental elements of design 21897 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Kim BCC 126 Berkeley Lec 10:00-10:30 TTh BCC 126 ** 44 THREE DIMENSIONAL DESIGN 2 UNITS Fundamental of three-dimensional design 22712 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Pettite BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T BCC 514 * 48ON ADVANCED CERAMIC SCULPTURE 3 UNITS Advanced work in sculptural form through the use of ceramic media 23524 Lab 12:00-03:50 PM F Israel A 133 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 F A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.** 50 BEGINNING PAINTING 2 UNITS Basic techniques of oil or acrylic painting 22827 Lab 11:30-12:50 PM MW Yokoyama D 316 Alameda Lec 11:00-11:30 MW D 316 20083 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM F Chavez AC 120 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 F AC 120 (Oils or acrylics)23436 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM S Cookinham A 122 Merritt Lec 10:00-10:50 S A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.

21901 Lab 02:15-05:05 PM M Cassell BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:05 PM M BCC 514 2 unit section.21903 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Pettite BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th BCC 514 2 unit section.

20085 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM M Chavigny AC 125 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM M AC 125 (Oils or acrylics)

22469 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM TTh Montoya BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 09:30-10:20 TTh BCC 514 3 unit section.** 51 CONTINUING PAINTING 2 UNITS Continuation of ART 50 22829 Lab 11:30-12:50 PM MW Yokoyama D 316 Alameda Lec 11:00-11:30 MW D 316 20087 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM F Chavez AC 120 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 F AC 120 (Oils or acrylics)23438 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM S Cookinham A 122 Merritt Lec 10:00-10:50 S A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.



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21905 Lab 02:15-05:05 PM M Cassell BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:05 PM M BCC 514 21907 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Pettite BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th BCC 514 20089 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM M Chavigny AC 125 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM M AC 125 22471 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM TTh Montoya BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 09:30-10:20 TTh BCC 514 ** 52 INTERMEDIATE PAINTING 3 UNITS Continuation of ART 51 20091 Lab 11:00-02:50 PM F Chavez AC 120 Laney Lec 09:00-10:50 F AC 120 (Oils or acrylics)23440 Lab 12:00-03:50 PM S Cookinham A 122 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 S A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.** 53 ADVANCED PAINTING 3 UNITS Continuation of ART 52 20095 Lab 11:00-02:50 PM F Chavez AC 120 Laney Lec 09:00-10:50 F AC 120 (Oils or acrylics)23442 Lab 12:00-03:50 PM S Cookinham A 122 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 S A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.* 54 SPECIAL PROJECTS: PAINTING 2 UNITS Continued study and skill development with oil and acrylics 20917 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM F Chavez AC 120 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 F AC 120 (Oils or acrylics)23496 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM S Cookinham A 122 Merritt Lec 10:00-10:50 S A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.

22401 Lab 02:15-05:05 PM M Cassell BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:05 PM M BCC 514 22403 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Pettite BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th BCC 514 20919 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM M Chavigny AC 125 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM M AC 125 22473 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM TTh Montoya BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 09:30-10:20 TTh BCC 514 ** 60 BEGINNING PAINTING: WATERCOLOR 2 UNITS Fundamentals of washes, brushwork, color, and special e"ects 20099 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM Th Chavez AC 112 Laney Lec 10:00-10:50 Th AC 112 23444 Lab 12:00-02:50 PM F Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 11:00-11:50 F A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.21909 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM S Leavitt BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 10:00-10:50 S BCC 514 23446 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM Th Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 01:00-01:50 PM Th A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.23448 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.

** 61 CONTINUING PAINTING: WATERCOLOR 2 UNITS Continued development of skills, techniques, and content in watercolor

painting 20101 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM Th Chavez AC 112 Laney Lec 10:00-10:50 Th AC 112 23450 Lab 12:00-02:50 PM F Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 11:00-11:50 F A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.21911 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM S Leavitt BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 10:00-10:50 S BCC 514 23452 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM Th Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 01:00-01:50 PM Th A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.23454 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.** 62 INTERMEDIATE PAINTING: WATERCOLOR 3 UNITS Intermediate level development of skills, techniques, and content in

watercolor painting 23456 Lab 12:00-03:50 PM F Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 F A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.** 63 ADVANCED PAINTING: WATERCOLOR 3 UNITS Advanced watercolor painting skills, techniques, and content 23458 Lab 12:00-03:50 PM F Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 F A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.* 64 SPECIAL PROJECTS: 2 UNITS WATERCOLOR PAINTING Continued study and skill development in advanced watercolor projects. 20921 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM Th Chavez AC 112 Laney Lec 10:00-10:50 Th AC 112 23498 Lab 12:00-02:50 PM F Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 11:00-11:50 F A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.22405 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM S Leavitt BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 10:00-10:50 S BCC 514 23500 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM Th Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 01:00-01:50 PM Th A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.23502 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.** 65 BOTANICAL DRAWING 2 UNITS Exploration through drawing of basic plant structures 23504 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM M Moulton H 105 Merritt Lec 01:00-01:50 PM M H 105 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.** 66 BEGINNING PASTEL DRAWING 2 UNITS Beginning pastel drawing 23460 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM W Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 01:00-01:50 PM W A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.** 67 CONTINUING PASTEL DRAWING 2 UNITS Continuation of ART 66 23462 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM W Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 01:00-01:50 PM W A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.


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* 68 SPECIAL PROJECTS: PASTEL DRAWING 2 UNITS Continued study and skill development in advanced pastel projects 23506 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM W Moulton A 122 Merritt Lec 01:00-01:50 PM W A 122 Material fee $5, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.** 70 BEGINNING SCULPTURE 2 UNITS Creative experimentation involving work in non-objective and repre-

sentational subject matter 20103 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM Th Vaughan AC 130 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 Th AC 130 ** 71 CONTINUING SCULPTURE 2 UNITS Continuation of ART 70 20105 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM Th Vaughan AC 130 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 Th AC 130 ** 74 SPECIAL PROJECTS: SCULPTURE 2 UNITS Continued study and skill development in advanced sculpture projects. 20923 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM Th Vaughan AC 130 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 Th AC 130 20925 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM T Thompson AC 130 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 T AC 130 (ECO Matters)** 75 BEGINNING FIGURE SCULPTURE 2 UNITS Introduction to direct modeling from the live model 21423 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Metcalf AC 130 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W AC 130 ** 76 CONTINUING FIGURE SCULPTURE 2 UNITS Continuation of ART 75 21425 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Metcalf AC 130 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W AC 130 ** 79 SPECIAL PROJECTS: FIGURE SCULPTURE 2 UNITS Continued study and skill development in advanced #gure sculpture

projects. 21427 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Metcalf AC 130 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W AC 130 ** 80 BEGINNING CERAMICS 2 UNITS Introduction to ceramics 20107 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM W Sta! AC 135 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 W AC 135 23464 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Prier A 133 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.23466 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Shaw A 133 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.

20109 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM W Henderson AC 135 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM W AC 135 23468 Lab 11:30-03:20 PM T Brazelton A 133 Merritt Lec 09:30-11:20 T A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.20111 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Henderson AC 135 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T AC 135 ** 81 CONTINUING CERAMICS 2 UNITS Continuation of ART 80 20113 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM W Sta! AC 135 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 W AC 135 23470 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Prier A 133 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.

23472 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Shaw A 133 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.

20115 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM W Henderson AC 135 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM W AC 135 23474 Lab 11:30-03:20 PM T Brazelton A 133 Merritt Lec 09:30-11:20 T A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.20117 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Henderson AC 135 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T AC 135 20119 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Henderson AC 135 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th AC 135 ** 82 INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS 3 UNITS Continuation of ART 81 20121 Lab 02:00-03:50 PM TTh Henderson AC 135 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM TTh AC 135 23476 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM W Prier A 133 Merritt Lec 04:00-05:50 PM W A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.23478 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM M Shaw A 133 Merritt Lec 04:00-05:50 PM M A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.

23480 Lab 11:30-03:20 PM T Brazelton A 133 Merritt Lec 09:30-11:20 T A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.** 83 ADVANCED CERAMICS 3 UNITS Continuation of ART 82 20123 Lab 02:00-03:50 PM TTh Henderson AC 135 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM TTh AC 135 23482 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM W Prier A 133 Merritt Lec 04:00-05:50 PM W A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.23484 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM M Shaw A 133 Merritt Lec 04:00-05:50 PM M A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.

23486 Lab 11:30-03:20 PM T Brazelton A 133 Merritt Lec 09:30-11:20 T A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.* 84 SPECIAL PROJECTS: CERAMICS 2 UNITS Exploration and experimentation in special areas of ceramics. 20927 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM W Sta! AC 135 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 W AC 135 23512 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Prier A 133 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.23510 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Shaw A 133 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o"ce.

20929 Lab 01:30-02:50 PM TTh Henderson AC 135 Laney Lec 01:00-01:30 PM TTh AC 135 20931 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM W Henderson AC 135 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM W AC 135 23508 Lab 12:30-03:20 PM T Brazelton A 133 Merritt Lec 11:30-12:20 PM T A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.20933 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Henderson AC 135 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th AC 135



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** 87 CERAMIC SCULPTURE 3 UNITS Exploration of sculptural form through the use of ceramic media 23488 Lab 12:00-03:50 PM F Israel A 133 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 F A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.** 88 SPECIAL PROJECTS: CERAMIC SCULPTURE 2 UNITS Independent exploration and experimentation in the special area of

ceramic sculpture. 23522 Lab 12:00-02:50 PM F Israel A 133 Merritt Lec 11:00-11:50 F A 133 Material fee $10, payable in advance in Q215, cashier’s o!ce.** 95A BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY I 3 UNITS Introduction to camera operation 21913 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM W Davis BCC TBA Berkeley Lec 06:00-08:20 PM W BCC TBA Location TBA.** 95B BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY II 3 UNITS Re#nement of camera operation and techniques 21915 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM W Davis BCC TBA Berkeley Lec 06:00-08:20 PM W BCC TBA Location TBA.* 96A INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY 3 UNITS Continuation of ART 95B 24446 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM M Davis BCC TBA Berkeley Lec 06:00-08:20 PM M BCC TBA Location TBA.* 96B ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY 3 UNITS Use of di"erent color #lm, transparency, special e"ects, and exhibition

of color #lm and prints 24448 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM M Davis BCC TBA Berkeley Lec 06:00-08:20 PM M BCC TBA Location TBA.** 100 BEGINNING PRINTMAKING 3 UNITS Combinations of printmaking processes 20125 Lab 06:30-08:20 PM TTh Chavez AC 100 Laney Lec 05:30-06:20 PM TTh AC 100 ** 101 CONTINUING PRINTMAKING 3 UNITS Continuation of ART 100 20127 Lab 06:30-08:20 PM TTh Chavez AC 100 Laney Lec 05:30-06:20 PM TTh AC 100 ** 102 INTERMEDIATE PRINTMAKING 3 UNITS Continuation of ART 101 20129 Lab 06:30-08:20 PM TTh Chavez AC 100 Laney Lec 05:30-06:20 PM TTh AC 100 ** 103 ADVANCED PRINTMAKING 3 UNITS Continuation of ART 102 20131 Lab 06:30-08:20 PM TTh Chavez AC 100 Laney Lec 05:30-06:20 PM TTh AC 100 ** 112 BEGINNING SCREEN PRINTING 3 UNITS Major techniques of screen printing (serigraphy) 21392 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM MW Haywood AC 100 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW AC 100 ** 113 CONTINUING SCREEN PRINTING 3 UNITS Continuation of ART 112 21394 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM MW Haywood AC 100 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW AC 100 ** 114 INTERMEDIATE SCREEN PRINTING 3 UNITS Continuation of ART 113 21396 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM MW Haywood AC 100 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW AC 100

** 115 ADVANCED SCREEN PRINTING 3 UNITS Continuation of ART 114 24416 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM MW Haywood AC 100 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW AC 100 ** 117 SPECIAL PROJECTS: PRINTMAKING 2 UNITS Continued study and skill development in special printmaking projects. 20937 Lab 06:00-07:20 PM TTh Chavez AC 100 Laney Lec 05:30-06:00 PM TTh AC 100 24414 Lab 06:30-07:50 PM MW Haywood AC 100 Laney Lec 06:00-06:30 PM MW AC 100 * 119 FIGURE PAINTING IN CONTEXT 3 UNITS Painting the human form using live models PREREQUISTE: ART 25

21899 Lab 12:00-03:50 PM F Stanley BCC 514 Berkeley Lec 10:00-11:50 F BCC 514 ** 129 INTRODUCTION TO MURAL ART 3 UNITS Muralism as a social movement 21370 Lab 12:00-03:50 PM Th Patlan AC 100 Laney Lec 10:00-11:50 Th AC 120 21808 Lab Laney Class meets at Arise High School — 3301 E12th St., Ste 205, Oakland,

94601.* 133B MURAL DESIGN AND CREATION II 4 UNITS Further development and training in the techniques of mural painting 24749 Lab 03:00-05:50 PM TTh Montoya BCC TBA Berkeley Lec 02:00-02:50 PM TTh BCC TBA * 141 ECO ART MATTERS 3 UNITS Exploration of the history and aesthetics of the environmental/com-

munity art movement 21344 Lab 11:00-02:50 PM T Thompson AC 130 Laney Lec 09:00-10:50 T AC 130 201G ART DESTINATION STUDIES: AFRICA 1 UNIT Art, architectural, and archaeological heritage of Africa 24449 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM M Rydlander NBCC Berkeley 01/25/2010 - 03/29/2010 North Berkeley Community Center, 1901 Hearst Ave,

Berkeley; nine week class. Note: no class Feb 15th (holiday).

ASIAN AND ASIAN!AMERICAN ASAME

STUDIES ** 21 ASIAN!AMERICAN COMMUNITIES 3 UNITS Study of political, economic, and social structures of Asian-American

communities, past and present 21119 Lec 04:00-05:20 PM TTh Chung B 265 Laney** 30 ASIANS AND ASIAN!AMERICANS 3 UNITS THROUGH FILMS Culture and societies of Asia and the Asian Diaspora, with particular

emphasis on Asian-American documentary and dramatic #lms 20148 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Fujioka F 170B Laney23533 Lec 04:00-06:50 PM M Wong D 200 Merritt22639 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM Th Giang BCC 053 Berkeley 02/11/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Thurs, 2/11/10.

20149 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM T Fujioka F 170B Laney20150 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM M Fujioka F 170B Laney21698 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM W Fujioka F 170B Laney** 32 ASIAN!AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY 3 UNITS Principles of psychology as they relate to the growth and development

of Asian-Americans. 21120 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Chung A 140 Laney


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ASTRONOMY AUTO BODY AND PAINT

** 45A ASIAN!AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1945 3 UNITS Asian-American history from the Pre-Columbian period to 1945 22833 Lec 05:00-06:50 PM MW Parayno C 211 Alameda 02/08/2010 - 05/17/2010

20151 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Fujioka F 170B Laney** 45B ASIAN AMERICAN HISTORY FROM 3 UNITS 1945 TO THE PRESENT Asian-American history from 1945 to the present 22834 Lec 08:00-09:20 TTh Parayno D 204 Alameda

ASTRONOMY ASTR** 1 INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY 3 UNITS Introduction to the universe and insight into its mysteries 24241 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Wong D 119 Alameda** 10 DESCRIPTIVE ASTRONOMY 3 UNITS Survey of astronomy at a descriptive level 20942 Lec Nicol Laney Distance Ed course. Mandatory orientation on 1/22 (5pm); 1/23(noon) in

room A274. Email required.

23539 Lec 10:00-11:20 MW Smith D 133 Merritt22461 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Fillingim BCC 518 Berkeley** 11A INTRODUCTION TO OBSERVATIONAL 2 UNITS ASTRONOMY Principles of astronomy used to identify, locate, and observe astronomi-

cal objects of the night sky using telescopes and binoculars 23537 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM MW Chapin D 224 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW D 224 03/08/2010 - 05/12/2010

** 20 OBSERVATIONAL ASTRONOMY LABORATORY 1 UNIT Hands-on experience observing the night sky using the unaided eye,

binoculars, and telescopes 23538 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM MW Chapin D 224 Merritt 03/08/2010 - 05/12/2010

AUTO BODY AND PAINT AUTOB* 10 BASIC AUTO BODY REPAIR CONCEPTS 10 UNITS Basic techniques of auto body repair 22866 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM MTWTh Andrews B 113 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:20 MTWTh B 203 * 20 ADVANCED AUTO BODY REPAIR CONCEPTS 10 UNITS Advanced techniques of auto body repair 22868 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM MTWTh Andrews B 113 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:20 MTWTh B 203 * 30 BASIC METHODS OF PAINT 10 UNITS PREPARATION AND EQUIPMENT Introduction to automotive re#nishing 22870 Lab 07:30-10:20 PM MTWTh Sta! B 203 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MTWTh B 113 * 40 ADVANCED STUDY IN REFINISHING 10 UNITS Methodology and associated skills to perform spot, panel, and complete

re#nishing of substrates 22872 Lab 07:30-10:20 PM MTWTh Sta! B 203 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MTWTh B 113

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY ATECH* 10 AUTOMOTIVE CHASSIS 10 UNITS Introduction to automotive chassis systems 22836 Lab 02:30-05:20 PM MTWTh Ramos B 102 Alameda Lec 12:50-02:20 PM MWTh B 106 * 11 ENGINES, FUEL AND IGNITION SYSTEMS 10 UNITS Principles of automotive engines, fuel and ignition systems 22838 Lab 02:30-05:30 PM TWThF Greenspan B 102 Alameda Lec 12:50-02:20 PM WThF B 202 * 12 AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL AND 10 UNITS ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS Basic electrical theory and the function, diagnosis, and repair of modern

automotive electrical systems 22840 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM MTWTh Peterson B 102 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:20 MTWTh B 201 * 15 DRIVE TRAIN AND AUTOMATIC 10 UNITS TRANSMISSIONS !eory, operation, diagnosis, repair and maintenance of drivetrain and

automatic transmissions 22844 Lab 02:30-05:20 PM TWThF Fung B 105 Alameda Lec 12:50-02:20 PM WThF B 105 * 21 TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY 4 UNITS PRINCIPLES Introduction to materials, mechanics, $uids, heat and electricity 22845 Lec 10:00-11:50 WF Marks B 202 Alameda* 22 INTRODUCTION TO AUTO MECHANICS 4 UNITS How cars work 22847 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM M Peterson B 106 Alameda Lec 01:00-02:20 PM Th C 105 Lec 01:30-02:50 PM T C 105 22849 Lab 06:30-09:20 PM M Neagu B 202 Alameda Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W B 102 * 23 AUTOMOTIVE AIR CONDITIONING 4 UNITS Study of automotive air conditioning systems 22864 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM T Fung B 102 Alameda Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th B 106



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* 33 TOYOTA ENGINES, COOLING AND 5 UNITS LUBRICATION SYSTEMS Principles, construction, diagnosis and repair of automotive engines,

cooling and lubrication systems PREREQUISITE: ATECH 32

24638 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM WTh Ramos B 102 Alameda Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T B 105 * 34 TOYOTA ENGINE PERFORMANCE 10 UNITS Principles, construction, diagnosis and repair of automotive fuel, igni-

tion and emission control systems PREREQUISITE: ATECH 32

24640 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM MTWTh Jaramillo B 102 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:20 MTWTh B 202 * 40 ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE CHASSIS 10 UNITS Advanced and in-depth study of automotive brake and suspension

systems, wheel balance, tire service, and suspension alignment 22855 Lab 02:30-05:20 PM MTWTh Ramos B 102 Alameda Lec 12:50-02:20 PM MWTh B 106 * 41 ADVANCED ENGINE REPAIR 10 UNITS Advanced principles of automotive engine construction, design, and

repair 22857 Lab 02:30-05:30 PM TWThF Greenspan B 102 Alameda Lec 12:50-02:20 PM WThF B 202 * 42 ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS 10 UNITS Advanced diagnosis and repair techniques for modern automotive

electrical systems 22862 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM MTWTh Peterson B 102 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:20 MTWTh B 201 * 45 ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE TRANSAXLES 10 UNITS AND TRANSMISSIONS Advanced automotive transaxle and transmission theory 22859 Lab 02:30-05:20 PM TWThF Fung B 105 Alameda Lec 12:50-02:20 PM WThF B 105

AVIATION MAINTENANCE AMT

TECHNOLOGY * 62 AIRFRAME SYSTEMS I 6.5 UNITS Introduction to airframe systems 24243 Lec 07:00-10:20 PM MTWThF Conner AIRFC 101 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 03/26/2010 * 62L AIRFRAME SYSTEMS I 3 UNITS Introduction to airframe systems 24246 Lab 04:30-06:50 PM MTWThF Conner AIRFC 103 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 03/26/2010 * 64 AIRFRAME SYSTEMS II 6.5 UNITS Continuation of airframe systems 24247 Lec 07:00-10:20 PM MTWThF Conner AIRFC 101 Alameda 03/29/2010 - 05/28/2010 * 64L AIRFRAME SYSTEMS II 3 UNITS Continuation of airframe systems 24248 Lab 04:30-06:50 PM MTWThF Conner AIRFC 103 Alameda 03/29/2010 - 05/28/2010 * 76 ADVANCED POWERPLANTS I 5 UNITS Advanced powerplant systems 24256 Lec 08:00-10:20 MTWThF Gunter AIRFC 101 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 03/26/2010 * 76L ADVANCED POWERPLANTS I 3 UNITS Advanced powerplant systems 24257 Lab 04:30-07:50 PM MTWThF Gunter AIRFC 012 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 03/26/2010

* 78 ADVANCED POWERPLANTS II 5 UNITS Continuation of advanced powerplant systems 24258 Lec 08:00-10:20 MTWThF Gunter AIRFC 101 Alameda 03/29/2010 - 05/28/2010 * 78L ADVANCED POWERPLANTS II 3 UNITS Continuation of advanced powerplant systems 24259 Lab 04:30-07:50 PM MTWThF Gunter AIRFC 012 Alameda 03/29/2010 - 05/28/2010 270 AVIATION MAINTENANCE 1!2 UNITS TECHNOLOGY PREPARATION Preparation for the oral, practical, and written portions of the Federal

Aviation Administration examination 24264 Lab 08:00-01:50 PM S Benecke AIRFC 012 Alameda 03/29/2010 - 05/28/2010

AVIATION OPERATIONS AVIAO* 800 PRIVATE PILOT’S GROUND SCHOOL 4 UNITS Preparation for private pilot certi#cation 22876 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM Th Lilly C 212 Alameda Fee Based Course


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BANKING AND FINANCE BNK/F* 54 PRINCIPLES OF BANKING 3 UNITS Comprehensive introduction to the diversi#ed services and operations

of the banking industry 24089 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM TTh Smith F 201 Laney 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 * 55 MONEY AND BANKING 3 UNITS How money functions in the U.S. and world economies 21429 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM TTh Smith F 201 Laney 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BIOSC* 1 INTRODUCTION TO MICROSCOPY 4 UNITS General survey of current microscopy technologies, including bright-

#eld, epi$uorescence, confocal, and electron microscopy 23602 Lab 03:30-04:50 PM TTh Engle D 247 Merritt Lec 02:00-03:20 PM TTh D 247 24566 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Giorgi D 247 Merritt Lec 06:30-07:50 PM TTh D 247 * 3 ADVANCED FLUORESCENCE/ 4 UNITS CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY Advanced microscopy techniques including theory and practice of wide-

#eld $uorescence, confocal microscopy, deconvolution, multiphoton, and other optical sectioning methods and emerging technologies

24538 Lec 06:30-08:20 PM MW Giorgi D 247 Merritt* 4 ADVANCED MICROSCOPY PRACTICUM 1!3 UNITS Guided lab project using wide#eld $uorescence and/or confocal mi-

croscopy plus cell culture, IHC and digital imaging PREREQUISITE: BIOSC 2; COREREQUISITE: BIOSC 3

23605 Lab Giorgi D 247 Merritt* 9 GENERAL HISTOLOGY 5 UNITS Survey of plant and animal histology with an emphasis on human

histology 23612 Lab 11:00-12:20 PM MW Fabian D 247 Merritt Lec 09:00-10:50 MW D 247 * 30 GENOMICS THEORY 4 UNITS Introduction to genetics and genomic technologies PREREQUISITE: BIOL 2 OR 3 OR 4 OR 10 OR 20A

24727 Lab 11:30-12:50 PM TTh Macey D 247 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:20 TTh D 247 * 48NA GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICES I 1 UNIT Introduction to good laboratory practices 23608 Lec 02:00-06:15 PM S Engle D 247 Merritt 01/24/2010 - 02/21/2010 * 48ND RESEARCH DESIGN 1 UNIT Introduction to research design 24539 Lec 08:30-09:20 PM MW Giorgi TBA Merritt 01/25/2010 - 03/29/2010* 48NH LIVE!CELL IMAGING 1 UNIT Principles and protocols for imaging of live cells 24540 Lec 02:00-06:15 PM SU Giorgi D 247 Merritt 01/24/2010 - 02/21/2010 Room TBA* 48NL LAB SAFETY AND ETHICS 0.5 UNIT Overview of safety procedures in life sciences labs and ethical consid-

erations in current life sciences research 23610 Lec 09:30-10:00 PM MW Giorgi D 247 Merritt 01/25/2010 - 03/29/2010

* 48NM DIGITAL IMAGING SOFTWARE FOR 1 UNIT MICROSCOPY Advanced-level training in digital imaging software relevant to bioscience

microscopy such as Image J, Metamorph, Photoshop, NIS Elements, ImagePro, Axiovision, Q Imaging, and others

PREREQUISITE: BIOSC 2; COREREQUISITE: BIOSC 3

23609 Lec 08:30-09:20 PM MWSU Giorgi D 247 Merritt 03/22/2010 - 05/16/2010 * 48NO EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN MICROSCOPY 1 UNIT Seminar series 24537 Lec 02:00-06:15 PM Su Engle D 247 Merritt 02/28/2010 - 03/21/2010

BIOLOGY BIOL** 1A GENERAL BIOLOGY 5 UNITS Introduction to general biology PREREQUISITE: CHEM 1A

20154 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM TTh Blackie B 201 Laney Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF B 201 23541 Lab 02:30-05:20 PM MW Larsen D 204 Merritt Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW D 204 21947 Lab 08:00-10:50 MW Silva BCC 522 Berkeley Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW BCC 021 21948 Lab 01:15-04:05 PM MW Alarcon BCC 522 Berkeley Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW BCC 021 ** 1B GENERAL BIOLOGY 5 UNITS Continuation of BIOL 1A PREREQUISITE: BIOL 1A

24569 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM MW Kircher D 115 Alameda Lec 12:00-01:20 PM MW D 115 20156 Lab 09:00-11:50 TTh Blackie B 201 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF B 201 23583 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM MW McCray D 252 Merritt Lec 12:30-01:50 PM MW D 252 22463 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM TTh Dehaan BCC 522 Berkeley Lec 08:30-09:50 TTh BCC 515 ** 2 HUMAN ANATOMY 5 UNITS Detailed study of human body structure PREREQUISITE: BIOL 10 OR 24

20158 Lab 09:00-11:50 T Bailey B 207 Laney Lec 09:00-10:50 MW B 210 21436 Lab 09:00-11:50 Th Bailey B 207 Laney Lec 09:00-10:50 MW B 210 23543 Lab 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Fabian D 210 Merritt Lec 09:00-10:50 TTh D 210 22888 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM W Steiner C 112 Alameda Lec 10:00-11:50 MW C 112 22890 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Steiner C 112 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW C 112 23545 Lab 04:00-05:20 PM TTh Fabian D 210 Merritt Lec 02:00-03:50 PM TTh D 210 23547 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Muhlinghaus D 210 Merritt Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW D 210 22892 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Kircher C 112 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:50 PM TTh C 112 23549 Lab 04:00-05:20 PM MW Downing D 210 Merritt Lec 02:00-03:50 PM MW D 210



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24714 Lab 10:30-11:50 MW Downing TBA Merritt Lec 08:30-10:20 MW D 209 ** 3 MICROBIOLOGY 5 UNITS Survey of the various microscopic agents of particular importance to

humans PREREQUISITE: CHEM 30A OR 1A

20160 Lab 03:30-04:50 PM MW Banerjee B 203 Laney Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW FORUM 20161 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Banerjee B 203 Laney Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW FORUM 23551 Lab 12:30-01:50 PM MW Scott D 205 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 MW D 233 23584 Lab 08:30-09:50 MW Scott D 205 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 MW D 233 21950 Lab 06:30-07:50 PM TTh Desrochers BCC 522 Berkeley Lec 04:30-06:20 PM TTh BCC 021 21951 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM TTh Desrochers BCC 522 Berkeley Lec 04:30-06:20 PM TTh BCC 021 23553 Lab 11:00-12:20 PM MW Anderson D 205 Merritt Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW D 208 20163 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Banerjee B 203 Laney Lec 01:00-02:50 PM TTh B 210 20164 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM TTh Banerjee B 203 Laney Lec 01:00-02:50 PM TTh B 210 23555 Lab 12:30-01:50 PM TTh Scott D 205 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh D 205 23585 Lab 08:30-09:50 TTh Scott D 205 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh D 205 23557 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM TTh Edwards D 205 Merritt Lec 05:30-07:20 PM TTh D 205 ** 4 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY 5 UNITS Detailed study of human body function PREREQUISITE: CHEM 30A OR 1A

20166 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM T Bailey B 207 Laney Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MW B 210 23559 Lab 12:30-01:50 PM MW Rauch D 210 Merritt Lec 10:30-12:20 MW D 224 22898 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM Th Niloufari D 115 Alameda Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh D 115 22900 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Majlesi D 115 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:50 PM TTh D 115 23581 Lab 11:30-12:20 TTh Downing D 204 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:50 PM TTh D 204 24490 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM MW Downing Merritt Lec 12:30-02:20 PM MW D 144 23561 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Katz D 204 Merritt Lec 06:00-07:50 PM TTh D 204 22902 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Sundar D 115 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW D 115 22904 Lab 12:30-03:20 PM M Majlesi C 104 Alameda Lec 10:00-11:50 MW D 11524699 Lab 11:00-12:20 PM MW Anderson D 252 Merritt Lec 09:00-10:50 MW D 144 ** 10 INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY 4 UNITS Fundaments of biology for the non-major 22878 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM W Gallin C 104 Alameda Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF C 104 23563 Lab 11:00-12:20 PM MW Smiley D 228 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:50 MW D 228

21953 Lab 01:00-02:20 PM MW Sta! BCC 521 Berkeley Lec 02:30-03:50 PM MW BCC 021 21954 Lab 04:15-05:35 PM MW Sta! BCC 522 Berkeley Lec 02:30-03:50 PM MW BCC 021 21956 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM F Alarcon BCC 522 Berkeley Lec 05:30-08:20 PM F BCC 515 23565 Lab 04:00-05:20 PM MW Wright D 228 Merritt Lec 02:30-03:50 PM MW D 228 22880 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM Th Granieri C 104 Alameda Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh C 104 20170 Lab 06:30-09:20 PM W Mtimkulu B 202 Laney Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M B 202 20173 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM F Mccarthy B 202 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF FORUM 20172 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM W Mccarthy B 202 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF FORUM 22882 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM Th Rooker C 104 Alameda Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T D 119 21958 Lab 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Nguyen BCC 522 Berkeley Lec 02:30-03:50 PM TTh BCC 226 22465 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Schmidt BCC 522 Berkeley Lec 06:30-07:50 PM TTh BCC 515 20175 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM T Bohorquez B 202 Laney Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh FORUM 20176 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM Th Bohorquez B 202 Laney Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh FORUM


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** 11 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY 3 UNITS Fundaments of biology for the non-major 22883 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Gallin C 104 Alameda22884 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Granieri C 104 Alameda20943 Lec Agudelo-Silva ONLINE Laney Online course. Optional orientation on 1/22 (5pm); 1/23 (noon) in room

B210. Email required.22886 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Rooker D 119 Alameda** 13 PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY 3 UNITS Study of the interaction of humans with the living world around them 22575 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM M McPheron BCC 518 Berkeley Designed for PACE majors; enroll via PACE O"ce.** 13L PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY AND 1 UNIT SUSTAINABLE SYSTEMS LAB Field laboratory course which identi#es, measures, and tests the sustain-

able environmental principles discussed in ENVMT 2 or BIOL 13 22576 Lab 08:00-11:50 S McPheron BCC 518 Berkeley Lab 01:00-04:50 PM S BCC 518 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to

enroll. Lab meets 6 Saturdays, dates TBA.** 20A HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 5 UNITS Structure and function of the human body 23567 Lab 10:30-11:50 MW McCray D 204 Merritt Lec 08:30-10:20 MW D 224 23571 Lab 12:30-01:50 PM TTh Blank D 252 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh D 233 23572 Lab 02:00-03:20 PM TTh Blank D 252 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh D 247

23569 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM TTh Bloom D 210 Merritt Lec 05:30-07:20 PM TTh D 210 23596 Lab 10:00-11:20 TTh Davis D 252 Merritt Lec 08:00-09:50 TTh D 252 23598 Lab 08:30-09:50 MW Angeles D 204 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 MW D 210 ** 20B HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 5 UNITS Structure and function of the human body PREREQUISITE: BIOL 20A

21431 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM MW Bohorquez B 207 Laney Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW B 210 23574 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM T Rauch D 204 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh D 221 23594 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM Th Rauch D 204 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh D 221 23576 Lab 04:00-06:50 PM Th Segmen D 252 Merritt Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T D 233 23586 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Segmen D 252 Merritt Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T D 233 21434 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Tate B 207 Laney Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW B 207 ** 23 INTRODUCTION TO THE HUMAN BODY 3 UNITS Fundamentals of structure and function of the human body 23577 Lec 12:30-01:50 PM TTh Ahuja D 228 Merritt** 24 BASIC HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 4 UNITS Fundamentals of the structure and function of the human body from

an organ system perspective 20178 Lab 10:30-11:50 MW Sta! B 207 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 MW B 207 23579 Lab 03:00-05:50 PM T Ahuja TBA Merritt Lec 12:30-01:50 PM TTh D 228 23588 Lab 00:30-03:20 S Ebadi D 228 Merritt Lec 09:00-11:50 S D 228 20180 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM TTh Polos B 207 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM TTh B 207 ** 25 HUMAN BIOLOGY 3 UNITS Principles of life sciences through study of biological structures and

functions of the human organism 22689 Lec 04:00-05:20 PM MW McPheron BCC 032 Berkeley** 27 HUMAN SEXUALITY 3 UNITS Exploration and analysis of the multifaceted aspects of human sexuality 20181 Lec 10:00-11:20 MW Krakowski FORUM Laney20182 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Mtimkulu B 210 Laney** 28 HUMAN NUTRITION 3 UNITS Principles of nutritional science 20944 Lec Agudelo-Silva ONLINE Laney Online course. Optional orientation on 1/22 (5pm); 1/23 (noon) in room

B210. Email required.20183 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Sta! B 210 Laney20184 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Coronado B 210 Laney21121 Lec 09:00-10:35 MW Harikrishnan B 202 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/26/2010 ** 31 NUTRITION 4 UNITS Principles of human nutrition 22885 Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh Kircher C 112 Alameda

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** 33 APPLIED IMMUNOLOGY 6 UNITS Speci#c and non-speci#c reactions in immunity PREREQUISITE: BIOL 3 & CHEM 30B

24418 Lab 06:30-09:20 PM TTh Desrochers BCC TBA Berkeley Lec 04:30-06:20 PM TTh BCC 522 * 40 INFECTIOUS DISEASES 2 UNITS Introduction to infectious diseases 20185 Lec 06:30-08:20 PM T Banerjee B 203 Laney* 41 AIDS: FACTS AND ISSUES 1 UNIT Introduction to Aids 20186 Lec 06:30-08:20 PM T Banerjee B 203 Laney 02/23/2010 - 04/27/2010 * 48OK NATURAL HISTORY OF JAPAN 1 UNIT Introduction to the climate, geology, $ora and fauna of Japan 24712 Lec 10:00-12:50 PM S Felzer FIELD Merritt Lec 07:00-09:50 PM Th D 165 02/04/2010 - 03/27/2010 Meets Thurs 2/4-3/11; Sat 3/27 at Strybing

Arboretum.* 48OR NATURAL HISTORY OF THE EASTERN 1 UNIT MOJAVE DESERT Introduction to the natural history of the Eastern Mojave Desert 24710 Lec 08:00-11:30 TWThFS Macey FIELD Merritt 06/01/2010 - 06/05/2010 1 unit

24775 Lec 08:00-12:00 PM TWThFS Macey FIELD Merritt 06/01/2010 - 06/05/2010 2 units* 48OT BASIC PATHOPHYSIOLOGY 3 UNITS Introduction to the fundamentals of pathophysiology with a focus on

physiologic changes and altered functions in the human body resulting from disease processes

PREREQUISITE: BIOL 2 OR 20A, AND BIOL 4 OR 20B, AND BIOL 3

23593 Lec 02:15-05:05 PM TTh Scott D 224 Merritt 01/21/2010 - 03/18/2010

23599 Lec 02:15-05:05 PM TTh Scott D 224 Merritt 03/23/2010 - 05/27/2010 * 48OW NATURAL HISTORY OF THE COACHELLA 1 UNIT VALLEY Introduction to the natural history of the Coachella Valley of Southern

California 24504 Lec 09:00-12:00 PM MTWThFS Macey FIELD Merritt 04/05/2010 - 04/10/2010 1 unit. Students to carpool to Deep Canyon Reserve

in the Coachella Valley.

24776 Lec 09:00-12:00 PM MTWThFS Macey FIELD Merritt 04/05/2010 - 04/10/2010 2 units. Students to carpool to Deep Canyon

Reserve in the Coachella Valley.* 60B NATURAL HIST OF THE BAY AREA: 1 UNIT MT DIABLO STATE PARK Survey of the natural history of Mt. Diablo State Park 24491 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F Fabian D 252 Merritt Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F D 252 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F D 252 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F D 252 01/29/2010 - 05/15/2010 1 unit. Additional 6 hours TBA on Field to meet

on Saturdays. Class meeets on 4 Fridays 1/29, 2/19, 3/19 & 4/23 on campus plus 6 Saturdays on Field 1/30, 2/20, 3/6, 3/20, 4/24 & 5/15 from 9-1pm.

24779 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F Fabian D 252 Merritt Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F D 252 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F D 252 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F D 252 01/29/2010 - 05/15/2010 2 units. Class meets on 4 Fridays 1/29, 2/19, 3/19

& 4/23 on campus plus 6 Saturdays on Field 1/30, 2/20, 3/6, 3/20, 4/24 & 5/15 from 9-1pm.

* 60C NATURAL HISTORY OF THE BAY AREA: 1 UNIT HERPETOLOGY Survey of the natural history of reptiles and amphibians of the Bay Area 24711 Lec 09:30-12:00 PM S Macey Merritt 02/06/2010 - 05/08/2010 1 unit. Meets in room D252 on 7 Saturdays: 2/6,

2/27, 3/13, 3/27, 4/17, 5/1 & 5/8 in room D252 and !eld TBA.24780 Lec 09:30-02:30 PM S Macey D 252 Merritt 02/06/2010 - 05/08/2010 2 units. Meets on 7 Saturdays: 2/6, 2/27, 3/13,

3/27, 4/17, 5/1 & 5/8 in room D252 and !eld TBA.** 75 FUNDAMENTALS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY 2 UNITS Fundamentals in biotechnology laboratory techniques 20188 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM W Krakowski A 237 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM W A 237

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* 76 PRINCIPLES OF BIOMANUFACTURING 3 UNITS Development, production, recovery and analysis of biotechnology

products 21435 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM M Krakowski B 201 Laney* 80B BIRD SONGING: THE ECOLOGY OF BIRD 1 UNIT SONGS/ID BY EAR Introduction to the identi#cation, classi#cation, and ecology of birds

in terms of how they communicate and use their songs 24777 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Edelstein FIELD Merritt Lec 07:00-09:50 PM W 04/15/2010 - 05/08/2010 1 unit. Meets in room D165 on 3 Wed 4/15,22,29;

3 Sat 4/17, 5/1, 5/8.24778 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Edelstein FIELD Merritt Lec 09:00-11:50 SU FIELD Lec 12:30-02:50 PM S FIELD Lec 12:30-02:50 PM SU FIELD Lec 07:00-09:50 PM W D 165 04/15/2010 - 05/09/2010 2 units. Meets on 3 Wed 4/15,22,29; 3 Sat

4/17,5/1, 5/8; 2 Sun 4/25, 5/9. 230B SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTATION II 2 UNITS Continuation of Biol 230A PREREQUISITE: BIOL 3 & 232 OR BIOL 230A & 232

24723 Lab 06:30-09:20 PM F Nguyen BCC 522 Berkeley Lec 05:30-06:20 PM F BCC 518 348NB BIOLOGY REVIEW FOR PRE!NURSING 1 UNIT STUDENTS Basic review of anatomy, physiology and microbiology for pre-nursing

students PREREQUISITE: BIOL 2 OR 3 OR 4 OR 10 OR 20A

23589 Lec 02:00-04:15 PM MT Ahuja D 166 Merritt 04/19/2010 - 05/11/2010

BUSINESS BUS** 1A FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 4 UNITS Study of purpose, theory, and speci#c methods of accounting 22912 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MW Olive A 231 Alameda20189 Lec 08:00-09:50 TTh Beavers F 202 Laney23613 Lec 09:30-11:20 TTh Shahbazi P 208 Merritt21959 Lec 02:00-05:50 PM F Ho BCC 051 Berkeley24519 Lec 09:00-12:50 PM S Sta! P 111 Merritt20190 Lec 09:00-12:50 PM S Chi F 202 Laney22913 Lec 08:30-10:20 TTh Olive A 231 Alameda22914 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Wirth CV 231 Alameda20191 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM TTh Sta! F 202 Laney22915 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM W Chung A 231 Alameda20192 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MW Sta! F 202 Laney** 1B MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING 4 UNITS Uses of accounting data for planning, controlling and decision making PREREQUISITE: BUS 1A

22916 Lec 10:30-12:20 PM TTh Olive A 231 Alameda20193 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM TTh Beavers F 202 Laney24520 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM W Freeman P 208 Merritt22694 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM Th Ho WHEELR 210 Berkeley 30 Wheeler Hall, UC Berkeley.22917 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM M Chung A 231 Alameda20194 Lec 09:00-12:50 PM S Beavers F 203 Laney21439 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW Beavers F 202 Laney21440 Lec Beavers ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]

** 2 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS LAW 3 UNITS General survey of business law 22944 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Villegas, Jr. D 206 Alameda23614 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Mo"di P 111 Merritt22425 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Harrison EVANS 3 Berkeley 3 Evans Hall, UC Berkeley.20945 Lec Jones ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected] Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Sta! F 203 Laney24570 Lec Villegas, Jr. ONLINE Alameda Online Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for

more information; Orientation TBA.

21340 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Sta! F 203 Laney* 4 COST ACCOUNTING 3 UNITS Manufacturing accounting theory and problems 20196 Lec Beavers ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]* 5 HUMAN RELATIONS IN BUSINESS 3 UNITS Application of behavioral science concepts to human problems in

organizations 20197 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Southall F 204 Laney23615 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Mo"di P 111 Merritt** 10 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 3 UNITS Introduction to business 22919 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Perkins A 231 Alameda20198 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Southall F 204 Laney21960 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Garrett MOFFIT 103 Berkeley 103 Mo"tt Hall (Library), UC Berkeley.

23616 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Mo"di P 111 Merritt23618 Lec Black ONLINE Merritt Online course. ISP/email required. Instructor’s email: ablack@peralta.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Monday, 1/25, 6-7pm in P103.21961 Lec 02:45-04:05 PM TTh Matthews BCC 322 Berkeley20199 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM W Southall F 204 Laney20200 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Southall F 204 Laney22424 Lec 09:00-11:50 T Sta! BCC 032 Berkeley22920 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Ho D 205 Alameda20946 Lec Jones ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected] Lec Sta! ONLINE Alameda Online Course; Please visit www. alameda.peralta.edu for more information.* 18 GOVERNMENTAL AND NONPROFIT 3 UNITS ACCOUNTING Principles of fund accounting and budgeting 21590 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Sta! F 205 Laney* 20 GENERAL ACCOUNTING 3 UNITS !eory and practice of accounting 22943 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM W Law C 105 Alameda 03/03/2010 - 05/19/2010 20201 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Sta! F 255 Laney* 21 PAYROLL ACCOUNTING 2 UNITS Introduction to payroll accounting 21442 Lec Cheng ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]* 24 COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES 3 UNITS Intensive practical application of theory and procedures of accounting 22942 Lab 11:00-02:50 PM S Chung D 114 Alameda Lec 08:30-10:50 S D 114 02/06/2010 - 05/22/2010 20203 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM TTh Crossman F 253 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh F 253



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* 38 INTRO TO MICROCOMPUTERS AND 4 UNITS BUSINESS SOFTWARE Introduction to business software on microcomputers 21444 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM TTh Jackson F 251 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM TTh F 251 * 40AA INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT ACCESS 2 UNITS FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS Creation, access, and modi#cation of databases 21595 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

21599 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 21601 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 21603 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 * 40AB INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT ACCESS 2 UNITS FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS Continuation of BUS 40AA 21597 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

21605 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 21607 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 21609 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 * 43B INTRO TO MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR 4 UNITS BUSINESS APPLICATIONS Introduction to spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel Windows version

on the PC with emphasis on business applications 20947 Lab Chen-Ramirez ONLINE Laney Lec ONLINE Online course (PC based). Email/ISP required. Prior email instructor:

[email protected]. Mandatory orientation on 1/22(5pm); 1/23(noon) in room F252.

* 43BA INTRO TO MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR 2 UNITS BUSINESS APPLICATIONS Introduction to spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel Windows version

on the PC with emphasis on business applications 20206 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 20208 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 20210 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010

20212 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010

* 43BB INTRO TO MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR 2 UNITS BUSINESS APPLICATIONS Continuation of BUS 43BA 20214 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 20216 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 20218 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010

20220 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 * 50 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT 3 UNITS Modern theories of management and organizational design and behavior 23619 Lec Mo#di ONLINE Merritt Online course. ISP/email required. Instructor’s email: femo!di@peralta.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Monday, 1/25, 3-4pm in P111.* 52 PSYCHOLOGY AND HUMAN RELATIONS 3 UNITS Introduction to the application of business psychology and the impact

of employee behavioral issues on organizational performance and relationships within an organization

23621 Lec Gordon-Brown ONLINE Merritt Online course. ISP/email required. Instructor’s email: kgordon@peralta.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Thurs, 1/21, 7-8pm in P103.* 54 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 3 UNITS Functions and objectives of an executive 22946 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM Th Johnson C 113 Alameda20948 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Southall F 204 Laney23617 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Sta! P 204 Merritt* 56 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT 3 UNITS Introduction to human resources management 21451 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Sta! F 255 Laney22695 Lec 04:15-05:35 PM TTh Matthews BCC 053 Berkeley* 70 INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING 3 UNITS Basic principles and related management concerns in the #elds of

marketing 23620 Lec Mo#di ONLINE Merritt Online course. ISP/email required. Instructor’s email:femo!di@peralta.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Monday, 1/25, 4-5pm in P111.22696 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Fogarino BCC 034 Berkeley* 72 PRINCIPLES OF RETAILING 3 UNITS Retail stores from managementís perspective 21452 Lec Bowman ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]* 74 INTRODUCTION TO ADVERTISING 3 UNITS Survey of advertising in business 21453 Lec Coplen ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]* 75 SALESMANSHIP 3 UNITS Principles and practical application of techniques involved in selling

services, commodities or ideas 21728 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Sta! F 201 Laney* 76 E!COMMERCE/ENTREPRENEURSHIP 3 UNITS Introduction to principles of international e-commerce and entrepre-

neurship 21454 Lec Coplen ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]


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201 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS 3 UNITS E"ective planning and composition of various types of business com-

munications 21455 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Sta! F 205 Laney22697 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW Matthews BCC 014 Berkeley 202 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS 3 UNITS Use of basic mathematical principles in solving business problems 21456 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Sta! F 203 Laney 204A BUSINESS MACHINE CALCULATION 1 UNIT Operation of commonly used electronic and printing calculators 20950 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM S Cheng F 253 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 S F 253 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 204B BUSINESS MACHINE CALCULATION 1 UNIT Operation of commonly used electronic and printing calculators 20952 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM S Cheng F 253 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 S F 253 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 207C BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS IN 2 UNITS THE MODERN OFFICE Development of oral and writing skills for e"ective business commu-

nications 22945 Lec 12:30-01:45 PM MW Purinton A 205 Alameda 02/17/2010 - 05/26/2010 208 COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR TECHNICIANS 3 UNITS Development of writing, reading, speaking and listening skills for suc-

cessful communication in technical careers 22922 Lab 04:00-05:20 PM TTh Haynes-Creswell A 225 Alameda Lec 03:00-03:50 PM TTh A 225 209 FUNDAMENTALS OF INCOME TAX 4 UNITS Study of federal and California tax laws and procedures 22923 Lec Olive ONLINE Alameda Lec 06:00-07:50 PM Th A 231 Hybrid Class21126 Lec 09:00-12:50 PM S Tayco F 205 Laney 210 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND 3 UNITS INVESTMENTS Survey course which examines sound money management skills and

#nancial plans 21457 Lec Jones ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]

24458 Lec 03:00-04:20 PM MW Dunlop BCC 214 Berkeley 215A COMPUTER KEYBOARDING 1 UNIT Introduction to computer keyboard skills 21963 Lab 09:30-10:50 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 09:00-09:30 TTh BCC 323 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

21965 Lab 09:30-10:50 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 09:00-09:30 TTh BCC 323 03/18/2010 - 05/19/2010 215B COMPUTER KEYBOARDING 1 UNIT Continuing computer keyboard skills 21967 Lab 09:30-10:50 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 09:00-09:30 TTh BCC 323 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

21969 Lab 09:30-10:50 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 09:00-09:30 TTh BCC 323 03/18/2010 - 05/19/2010

215C COMPUTER KEYBOARDING 1 UNIT Intermediate computer keyboard skills 21971 Lab 09:30-10:50 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 09:00-09:30 TTh BCC 323 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

21973 Lab 09:30-10:50 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 09:00-09:30 TTh BCC 323 03/18/2010 - 05/19/2010 215D COMPUTER KEYBOARDING 1 UNIT Advanced computer keyboard skills 21975 Lab 09:30-10:50 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 09:00-09:30 TTh BCC 323 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

21977 Lab 09:30-10:50 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 09:00-09:30 TTh BCC 323 03/18/2010 - 05/19/2010 219 COMPUTER LITERACY 1 UNIT Introduction to computers and information technology for people with

no background in nor knowledge of computers. 20222 Lab 09:45-10:30 F Sta! F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-09:45 F F 252 20224 Lab 10:30-11:50 S Sta! F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 S F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

20226 Lab 04:00-05:20 PM Th Sta! F 252 Laney Lec 02:30-03:50 PM Th F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 20228 Lab 10:30-11:50 S Sta! F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 S F 252 03/10/2010 - 05/19/2010 20230 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM T Sta! F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM T F 252 03/10/2010 - 05/19/2010 220 BUSINESS TERMINOLOGY IN LOGISTICS 2 UNITS Introduction to standard warehousing terminology 24377 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Tate C 213 Alameda 01/26/2010 - 04/20/2010 221A OFFICE PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES 1 UNIT Individualized, self-paced course in o%ce procedures and practices 21446 Lab 12:30-01:50 PM MW Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 11:30-12:20 PM MW F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 221B OFFICE PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES 1 UNIT Individualized, self-paced course in o%ce procedures and practices 21448 Lab 12:30-01:50 PM MW Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 11:30-12:20 PM MW F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 221C OFFICE PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES 1 UNIT Individualized, self-paced course in o%ce procedures and practices 21450 Lab 12:30-01:50 PM MW Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 11:30-12:20 PM MW F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 222 USING POWERPOINT FOR 3 UNITS BUSINESS PRESENTATIONS Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint presentation graphics 21123 Lab 10:00-11:20 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 TTh F 252 21125 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW F 252



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223 INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNET 2 UNITS Using the Internet for access to information resources 20232 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 20234 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 20236 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

20238 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 225 THE PROFESSIONAL OFFICE ENVIRONMENT 3 UNITS Development of employable entry-level o%ce skills 22949 Lab 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Purinton A 205 Alameda Lec 10:00-10:50 TTh A 205 227 WORD PROCESSING FOR LEGAL 3 UNITS PROFESSIONALS Emphasis on the use of Microsoft O%ce Word Application features to

create legal-oriented documents 24338 Lab 07:30-10:10 PM M Martindale A 225 Alameda Lec 05:30-07:20 PM M A 225 02/08/2010 - 05/24/2010 228 SM. BUS DEVELOPMENT/NEW/ 1.5 UNITS PROSPECTIVE ENTREPRENEURS Overview of the factors involved in starting a business 22699 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Turner BCC 031 Berkeley Lec 01:00-04:50 PM S BCC 031 02/27/2010 - 05/08/2010 Class meets four Sats- 2/27, 3/20, 4/17, and

5/08/10. 230D BEGINNING KEYBOARDING "SELF!PACED# 1 UNIT Introduction to the computer keyboard 22930 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM TTh Purinton A 232 Alameda Lec 01:30-02:20 PM TTh A 232 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010

21128 Lab 12:30-01:50 PM MW Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 11:30-12:20 PM MW F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010

21130 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM TTh Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM TTh F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21132 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM S Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 S F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21615 Lab Pavelka-Lodato ONLINE Laney Lec ONLINE Online course. Email instructor: [email protected] 230E BEGINNING KEYBOARDING "SELF!PACED# 1 UNIT Introduction to the computer keyboard 22932 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM TTh Purinton A 232 Alameda Lec 01:30-02:20 PM TTh A 232 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010


21138 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM TTh Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM TTh F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010

21140 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM S Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 S F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21613 Lab Pavelka-Lodato ONLINE Laney Lec ONLINE Online course. Email instructor: [email protected] 230F BEGINNING KEYBOARDING "SELF!PACED# 1 UNIT Introduction to the computer keyboard 22934 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM TTh Purinton A 232 Alameda Lec 01:30-02:20 PM TTh A 232 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010


21146 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM TTh Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM TTh F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21148 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM S Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 S F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21617 Lab Pavelka-Lodato ONLINE Laney Lec ONLINE Online course. Email instructor: [email protected] 231D INTERMEDIATE KEYBOARDING "SELF!PACED# 1 UNIT Continued computer keyboarding skills 22936 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM TTh Purinton A 232 Alameda Lec 01:30-02:20 PM TTh A 232 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010


21154 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM TTh Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM TTh F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21156 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM S Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 S F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21619 Lab Pavelka-Lodato ONLINE Laney Lec ONLINE Online course. Email instructor: [email protected] 231E INTERMEDIATE KEYBOARDING "SELF!PACED# 1 UNIT Continued computer keyboarding skills 22938 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM TTh Purinton A 232 Alameda Lec 01:30-02:20 PM TTh A 232 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010


21162 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM TTh Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM TTh F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21164 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM S Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 S F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21621 Lab Pavelka-Lodato ONLINE Laney Lec ONLINE Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]


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231F INTERMEDIATE KEYBOARDING "SELF!PACED# 1 UNIT Continued computer keyboarding skills 22940 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM TTh Purinton A 232 Alameda Lec 01:30-02:20 PM TTh A 232 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010


21170 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM TTh Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM TTh F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21172 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM S Sta! F 254 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 S F 254 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21623 Lab Pavelka-Lodato ONLINE Laney Lec ONLINE Online course. Email instructor: [email protected] 236 RECORDS MANAGEMENT IN LOGISTICS 2 UNITS Introduction to records management utilized in the logistics industry 24378 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Guadamuzcabral C 213 Alameda 02/25/2010 - 05/27/2010 238A WORD PROCESSING I 3 UNITS Introduction to word processing concepts and basic computer operations 22925 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM MW Williams A 232 Alameda 238B WORD PROCESSING II 3 UNITS Intermediate level word processing skills 22927 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM MW Williams A 232 Alameda 239 QUICKBOOKS PRO 1.5 UNITS Introduction to QuickBooks business accounting software 24336 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM F Gregory D 114 Alameda Lec 05:00-06:50 PM F D 114 03/26/2010 - 05/21/2010 21592 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM MW Crossman F 253 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW F 253 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 21730 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM MW Crossman F 253 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW F 253 03/10/2010 - 05/19/2010 241 BEGINNING WORD PROCESSING 1.5 UNITS Introduction to word processing concepts and basic computer operations 21979 Lab 10:00-11:20 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 09:00-09:50 TTh BCC 323 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

21981 Lab 10:00-11:20 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 09:00-09:50 TTh BCC 323 03/18/2010 - 05/19/2010 242 INTERMEDIATE WORD PROCESSING 1!3 UNITS Intermediate word processing 21982 Lab 09:00-11:20 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

21983 Lab 09:00-11:20 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley 03/18/2010 - 05/19/2010 243 ADVANCED WORD PROCESSING 1!3 UNITS Advanced word processing 21984 Lab 09:00-11:20 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

21985 Lab 09:00-11:20 TTh Jarvis BCC 323 Berkeley 03/18/2010 - 05/19/2010

245EA WORD PROCESSING USING 2 UNITS MICROSOFT WORD Use of Microsoft Word word processing software 20240 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 20242 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 20244 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010

20246 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 245EB WORD PROCESSING USING 2 UNITS MICROSOFT WORD Use of Microsoft Word word processing software 20248 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 20250 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 20252 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM MW F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010

20254 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh F 252 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 246 ADVANCED WORD PROCESSING 3 UNITS APPLICATIONS Advanced word processing applications 20256 Lab 10:00-11:20 TTh Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 TTh F 252 20258 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM MW Jackson F 252 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW F 252 247 INTRODUCTION TO LOGISTICS FOR 1 UNIT THE NON!TRADITIONAL OFFICE Introduction to state-of-the-art logistics technologies 24376 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Tate C 211 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 02/25/2010 248UM SOCIAL NETWORKING TOOLS FOR JOB 1 UNIT SEARCHES Social networking for job searches 24681 Lec 01:00-04:50 PM F Sta! BCC 312 Berkeley 04/16/2010 - 05/07/2010 Short term class, meets four Fridays: 4/16, 4/23,

4/30, and 5/07/10.* 456A OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN ACCOUNTING 1!4 UNITS Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-

tive, responsible individual and to extend learning in a chosen occupa-tional #eld.

21361 Lec Jones Laney Call 464-3187 for information. Email instructor: [email protected] For

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* 456C OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN BANKING 1!4 UNITS AND FINANCE Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


21362 Lec Southall Laney Call 464-3171 for information. Email: [email protected] For ad-

ditional info, visit: laney.peralta.edu/coped* 456D OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN 1!4 UNITS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


21363 Lec Southall Laney Call 464-3171 for information. Email instructor: [email protected]

For additional info, visit: laney.peralta.edu/coped* 456I OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN 1!4 UNITS MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-



additional info, visit: laney.peralta.edu/coped* 456J OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN MARKETING 1!4 UNITS AND SALES Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-



additional info, visit: laney.peralta.edu/coped* 456Q OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE/ 1!4 UNITS ADMININSTATIVE OFFICE SYSTEMS/APPLICATIONS Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


21366 Lec Jackson Laney Call 464-3438 for information. Email instructor: [email protected]

For additional info, visit: laney.peralta.edu/coped 501 COMPUTER LABORATORY FOR BUSINESS 0 UNITS Dummy Long Description, Computer Laboratory For Business 20259 Lab Beavers F 251 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 (Open entry/exit) (Limited to students enrolled

in Business computerized courses)

CARPENTRY CARP 200 SPECIAL PROJECTS LABORATORY 2 UNITS Open laboratory for upgrading of speci#c carpentry skills and for selected

carpentry projects. 20260 Lab 08:00-12:20 PM M Sta! G 160 Laney Lab 01:00-02:20 PM M G 160 20261 Lab 08:00-12:20 PM T Katouli G 160 Laney Lab 01:00-02:20 PM T G 160 20262 Lab 08:00-12:20 PM T Correia CARP 1 Laney Lab 01:00-02:20 PM T CARP 1 *Class will meet in G 160.

21458 Lab 08:00-12:20 PM W Correia CARP 1 Laney Lab 01:00-02:20 PM W CARP 1 *Class will meet in G 160.

210 FOUNDATION AND FORMS 3.5 UNITS CONSTRUCTION Exploration and application of various foundation types, layout, and

construction of concrete forms for actual foundation pour 20264 Lab 10:00-12:20 PM T Katouli G 160 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 T G 161 Lab 01:00-03:20 PM T G 160 211 ELEMENTS OF CONSTRUCTION 3.5 UNITS Various elements of construction 20266 Lab 10:00-12:20 PM T Correia CARP 1 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 T CARP 1 Lab 01:00-03:20 PM T CARP 1 *Class will meet in G 160. 220 ROUGH FRAMING 3 UNITS Various types of framing for $oors and walls 20268 Lab 09:00-12:20 PM M Sta! G 160 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 M G 161 Lab 01:00-03:20 PM M G 160 221 ADVANCED ELEMENTS OF 3.5 UNITS CONSTRUCTION Installation and fabrication of interior and exterior #nishes 20270 Lab 10:00-12:20 PM W Correia CARP 1 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 W CARP 1 Lab 01:00-03:20 PM W CARP 1 *Class will meet in G 160. 230 STAIR BUILDING AND FRAMING 2 UNITS SQUARE TECHNOLOGY Principles of stair building and framing 21460 Lab 09:00-11:50 W Kline-Johnson G 160 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 W G 161 232 RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING FOR 1.5 UNITS CARPENTERS Basic plumbing skills needed by carpenters in construction of new or

remodeled homes 20272 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM MW Tinkey G 160 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW G 161 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 233 RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL FOR 1.5 UNITS CARPENTERS Basic electrical installation and speci#cations for wiring a new or remod-

eled residential home 20274 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM MW Lasala G 160 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW G 161 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 240B CONSTRUCTION REHABILITATION 2 UNITS Continuation of CARP 240A 20954 Lab 09:00-11:50 Th Correia CARP 1 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 Th CARP 1 *Class will meet in G 160. 251A INTRODUCTION TO THE SKILLED TRADES I 3 UNITS Introduction to the skilled trades as it relates to residential construction

and related #elds 20276 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM M Shanks CARP 2 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 M CARP 2 02/22/2010 - 06/21/2010 Cypress Mandella 251B INTRODUCTION TO THE SKILLED TRADES II 3 UNITS Continuation of CARP 251A 20278 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM T Shanks CARP 2 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 T CARP 2 02/23/2010 - 06/22/2010 Cypress Mandella


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CHEMISTRY CHEM** 1A GENERAL CHEMISTRY 5 UNITS General principles of chemistry PREREQUISITE: MATH 203 OR 211D

22965 Lab 12:00-02:50 PM F Somma D 109 Alameda Lec 09:00-10:50 MWF D 119 24772 Lab 08:45-10:05 PM MW Sta! D 229 Merritt Lec 05:45-08:35 PM MW D 229 21987 Lab 01:30-04:20 PM T Omar BCC 521 Berkeley Lec 09:00-11:50 TTh BCC 021 21989 Lab 01:30-04:20 PM Th Omar BCC 521 Berkeley Lec 09:00-11:50 TTh BCC 021 20280 Lab 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Alscher A 236 Laney Lec 09:00-11:50 TTh A 233 20955 Lab 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Keilin A 237 Laney Lec 09:00-11:50 TTh A 233

20282 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM M Brown A 236 Laney Lec 10:00-11:50 MWF A 233 20283 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM M Alscher A 237 Laney Lec 10:00-11:50 MWF A 233 22466 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM F Sharma BCC 521 Berkeley Lec 01:30-04:20 PM MW BCC 515 22957 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM T Sta! D 109 Alameda Lec 02:00-04:50 PM TTh D 119 ** 1B GENERAL CHEMISTRY 5 UNITS General principles of chemistry PREREQUISITE: CHEM 1A

22959 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM W Olds D 109 Alameda Lec 06:00-08:50 PM TTh C 113 20286 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM W Alscher A 236 Laney Lec 10:00-11:50 MWF A 239 23637 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM F Shanoski D 229 Merritt Lec 08:00-09:50 MWF D 200 O"ered Spring semester only.21991 Lab 09:00-11:50 W Omar BCC 521 Berkeley Lec 09:00-11:50 MF BCC 518 20288 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Fossum A 236 Laney Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MTTh A 233 ** 12A ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 5 UNITS Introduction to structures, nomenclature, properties, and reactions of

carbon compounds PREREQUISITE: CHEM 1B

21830 Lab 09:00-11:50 TTh Corlett A 277 Laney Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh A 273 ** 12B ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 5 UNITS Continuation of CHEM 12A PREREQUISITE: CHEM 12A

20292 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM MW Corlett A 277 Laney Lec 10:00-11:20 MW A 140 23639 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM TTh Chamberlain D 236 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh D 234 O"ered Spring semester only.21462 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM W Inyushin A 277 Laney Lab 07:30-08:50 PM TTh A 277 Lec 06:00-07:20 PM TTh A 239 ** 30A INTRODUCTORY INORGANIC CHEMISTRY 4 UNITS Fundamental principles of inorganic chemistry PREREQUISITE: MATH 201 OR 210D

22961 Lab 08:00-10:50 Th Woo D 109 Alameda Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh D 119 22964 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM Th Woo D 109 Alameda Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh D 119 20294 Lab 09:30-10:50 TTh Trego A 235 Laney Lec 08:00-09:20 TTh A 273 23625 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM T Shanoski D 235 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh D 228 23626 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM Th Shanoski D 235 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh D 228 21993 Lab 06:30-07:50 PM TTh Sta! BCC 521 Berkeley Lec 05:00-06:20 PM TTh BCC 518 21995 Lab 02:45-04:05 PM MW Sta! BCC 521 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:35 PM MW BCC 518 23628 Lab 04:00-05:20 PM TTh Kluesener D 235 Merritt Lec 05:30-06:50 PM TTh D 234 23629 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM TTh Kluesener D 235 Merritt Lec 05:30-06:50 PM TTh D 234

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20296 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM MW Reyes A 235 Laney Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW A 239 21845 Lab 01:30-04:20 PM S Guay A 235 Laney Lec 10:00-12:50 PM S A 233 23631 Lab 02:30-05:20 PM M Opong-Mensah D 235 Merritt Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW D 234 23632 Lab 02:30-05:20 PM W Opong-Mensah D 235 Merritt Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW D 234 20300 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM TTh Runyon A 237 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM TTh A 120 ** 30B INTRODUCTORY ORGANIC AND 4 UNITS BIOCHEMISTRY Introduction to basic organic chemistry and biochemistry PREREQUISITE: CHEM 30A

20302 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM TTh Alscher A 235 Laney Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh A 233 23634 Lab 10:30-01:20 PM M Chamberlain D 235 Merritt Lec 09:00-10:20 MW D 234 23635 Lab 10:30-01:20 PM W Chamberlain D 235 Merritt Lec 09:00-10:20 MW D 234 21997 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM MW Pecoraro BCC 521 Berkeley Lec 05:30-06:50 PM MW BCC 518 21464 Lab 05:30-06:50 PM TTh Stavis A 235 Laney Lec 04:00-05:20 PM TTh A 239 (Recommended for Biotech students)** 50 BEGINNING CHEMISTRY 4 UNITS Principles of basic chemistry 24282 Lab 12:00-02:50 PM M Wilson D 109 Alameda Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF D 103

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CHDEV* 50 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY 3 UNITS CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Survey of the issues and methodology of early childhood education from

a diverse perspective which provides a framework for child development/early childhood studies and professional development

23643 Lec 05:00-07:50 PM T Williams FRVIL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Village, 1155-35th Ave., Oakland.23644 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Olsen E 256 Merritt Merrit course meeting on Laney campus.23679 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Lee A 211 Merritt EBCAA** 51 CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT 3 UNITS Human growth and development 23645 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Elias A 139 Merritt23646 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th McDonald A 206 Merritt23647 Lec Bartelt HYBRID Merritt Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T D 221 Hybrid class. Class will meet on Tues on the following dates: 1/26, 2/16,

3/30, 5/18.23666 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM W Bri!a A 208 Merritt Taught bilingually in Spanish.* 52 OBSERVATION AND ASSESSMENT 3 UNITS Overview of current assessment, observation and documentation tools

developed to promote a better understanding of children, families, and ECE programs

PREREQUISITE: CHDEV 51

24689 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM Th Wang BANANAS Merritt Meets at BANANAS, 5232 Claremont Ave., Oakland.

** 53 THE CHILD, THE FAMILY AND THE 3 UNITS COMMUNITY Changing patterns and values of the family in modern society 23648 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Elias A 137 Merritt23649 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Straka YMCA-BK Merritt Meets at YMCA, 2009-10th St., Berkeley23680 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Lee A 137 Merritt EBCAA23665 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Elliott BCC 054 Merritt Merritt course meeting on Berkeley campus.* 54A PRESCHOOL EDUCATION: 3 UNITS THEORY AND GUIDANCE Study of philosophy, theory, guidance techniques and teaching methods

appropriate to preschool programs and day care centers PREREQUISITE: CHDEV 51

23650 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M Olsen A 137 Merritt24706 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Bri!a A 137 Merritt PPP program.23651 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Kaes A 137 Merritt* 54B INTRODUCTION TO CURRICULUM 3 UNITS Overview of the knowledge and skills related to providing appropriate

curriculum and environments for children 0-6 and how theories of child development inform classroom practices

PREREQUISITE: CHDEV 51

23652 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Olsen A 137 Merritt23674 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Calica YMCA-BK Merritt Meets at YMCA, 2009-10th St., Berkeley23653 Lec 12:30-03:20 PM S Bri!a A 137 Merritt PPP program.* 55A PRESCHOOL LABORATORY 5 UNITS Integration of theory and practice in teaching and guidance of young

children PREREQUISITE: CHDEV 54A & 54B

23655 Lab 08:30-12:15 PM TTh Olsen A 106 Merritt Lec 12:15-01:30 PM TTh A 106 23657 Lab 02:00-05:45 PM MW McDonald A 106 Merritt Lec 05:45-07:00 PM MW A 106 * 55B PRESCHOOL LABORATORY 5 UNITS Planning, providing, and evaluating program areas PREREQUISITE: CHDEV 55A

23659 Lab 08:30-12:15 PM TTh Olsen A 106 Merritt Lec 12:15-01:30 PM TTh A 106 23661 Lab 02:00-05:45 PM MW McDonald A 106 Merritt Lec 05:45-07:00 PM MW A 106 * 56A INFANT/TODDLER DEVELOPMENT 3 UNITS AND CARE Principles and philosophy of infant care for children up to two years

of age 23662 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Wang FIELD Merritt Meets at Haste St. Children Center, 2nd Flr. Training Room.* 56B CURRICULUM AND ENVIRONMENTS 3 UNITS FOR INFANTS & TODDLERS Introduction to organizing and developing activities for children aged

0-3 years 23663 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M Cheng A 100 Merritt* 58 PRESCHOOL ADMINISTRATION 3 UNITS Principles and practices of administration of preschools and/or day care

centers PREREQUISITE: CHDEV 51

23667 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T McDonald YMCA-BK Merritt Meets at YMCA, 2009-10th St., Berkeley.


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* 66 MUSIC FOR YOUNG CHILDREN 2 UNITS Preparation and presentation of musical experiences for young children 23670 Lab 08:30-09:20 PM T Straka A 100 Merritt Lec 06:30-08:20 PM T A 100 * 84 YOUNG CHILD W/SPEC NEEDS: 3 UNITS STRATEGIES/INTERVENTION Current strategies and trends in working with children with special

needs and their families 23671 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM T Johnson-Zehaye A 139 Merritt 226A INTRODUCTION TO PRESCHOOL 1 UNIT CURRICULUM I Key issues in developing curriculum for preschool children 24683 Lec 09:00-02:50 PM S Cohen BANANAS Merritt 02/27/2010 - 03/27/2010 In Chinese/Vietnamese. Meets 2/27, 3/13 & 3/27

at BANANAS, 5232 Claremont Ave., Oakland.24686 Lec 09:00-02:50 PM S Cohen BANANAS Merritt 01/30/2010 - 02/20/2010 In Spanish. Meets 1/30, 2/6 & 2/20 at BANANAS,

5232 Claremont Ave., Oakland. 226B INTRODUCTION TO PRESCHOOL 1 UNIT CURRICULUM II Introduction to curriculum appropriate to the preschool child based

on child development principles 24688 Lec 09:00-02:50 PM S Cohen BANANAS Merritt 04/10/2010 - 05/08/2010 Meets 4/10, 4/24 & 5/8 at BANANAS, 5232 Cla-

remont Ave., Oakland. 246 EMERGENT TOPICS: BEST PRACTICES 0.5 UNIT WORKING W/CHILDREN Best practices for children from birth to school age 23677 Lec 08:00-05:00 PM S McDonald R 110 Merritt 02/27/2010 - 02/27/2010

CHINESE CHIN** 1 ELEMENTARY CHINESE "MANDARIN# 5 UNITS Introduction to elementary Chinese 20305 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM MW Yang E 201B Laney20306 Lec 09:00-11:20 MW Ying E 201B Laney** 2 ELEMENTARY CHINESE 5 UNITS "MANDARIN# "CONTINUATION# Continuation of CHIN 1 PREREQUISITE: CHIN 1

20308 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Liu E 255 Laney** 4 INTERMEDIATE CHINESE 5 UNITS "MANDARIN# "CONTINUATION# Continuation of CHIN 3 PREREQUISITE: CHIN 3

24606 Lec 05:45-08:20 PM TTh Ding E 201B Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010 ** 11B INTERMEDIATE CANTONESE B 5 UNITS Continuation of CHIN 11B with further study and practice of all basic

language skills PREREQUISITE: CHIN 11A

24297 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM TTh Tam D 205 Alameda 02/23/2010 - 05/28/2010 * 25 CHINESE CHARACTER WRITING 3 UNITS Introductory course for learners of chinese character writing 24296 Lec 12:00-01:20 PM MW Ying Laney* 30B CONVERSATIONAL CANTONESE B 5 UNITS Continuation of CHIN 30A PREREQUISITE: CHIN 30A

24296 Lec 04:00-07:20 PM TTh Tam D 205 Alameda 02/23/2010 - 05/28/2010

COMMUNICATION COMM** 1A INTRODUCTION TO SPEECH 3 UNITS Rhetorical and argumentative analysis of signi#cant contemporary

political and social issues 20329 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Smith F 170C Laney (From African American perspective)22014 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Woods BCC 034 Berkeley23008 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Campbell D 206 Alameda23009 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Campbell D 206 Alameda22015 Lec 01:15-02:35 PM TTh Shapiro BCC 015 Berkeley20330 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM M Smith F 170C Laney Lec 01:00-02:20 PM W A 203 20331 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM T Smith F 170A Laney Lec 01:00-02:20 PM Th A 203 22016 Lec 10:30-11:50 MW Shapiro BCC 033 Berkeley23016 Lec Murphy ONLINE Alameda Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh D 206 Mandatory Orientation: 1/21, 9:30-10:50am in room D206. Hybrid Class:

meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday and Thursday from 9:30 to 10:50AM; remaining class online.

22017 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Shapiro BCC 015 Berkeley22651 Lec 01:15-04:05 PM F Thaning BCC 054 Berkeley21757 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Brownfox G 266 Laney20333 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Brewer B 266 Laney** 2A FUNDAMENTALS OF ORAL 3 UNITS INTERPRETATION OF LITERATURE Principles of e"ective delivery, reading aloud, analysis and appreciation

of literature 20334 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Smith F 170C Laney** 4 THE DYNAMICS OF GROUP DISCUSSION 3 UNITS Study of communication in a group setting 23693 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Altman A 206 Merritt** 5 PERSUASION AND CRITICAL THINKING 3 UNITS Critical thinking skills PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

23010 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Campbell D 206 Alameda22652 Lec 08:00-11:50 S Thaning BCC 051/57 Berkeley Lec 01:00-04:50 PM S BCC 051/57 01/23/2010 - 05/08/2010 Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to

enroll. Meets 6 Sats: 1/23, 2/06, 2/17, 3/20, 4/24, and 5/08/10.** 6 INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION 3 UNITS Dynamics of intercultural communication as it applies to the diversity

of American cultures 22653 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M Thaning BCC 033 Berkeley** 13 ETHNIC PERCEPTIONS IN THE MASS MEDIA 3 UNITS Role of mass media in perceptions of race and culture 24536 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Thompson A 206 Merritt** 15A VOICE AND DICTION 3 UNITS Introduction to voice and diction 20335 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Brownfox E 254 Laney* 19 SURVEY OF MASS MEDIA 3 UNITS Survey of traditional and non-traditional mass media in America 24410 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Campbell D 206 Alameda** 20 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS 3 UNITS Analysis of communication needs and improvement of skills 23011 Lec 03:00-05:50 PM W Campbell D 206 Alameda23683 Lec 09:30-10:50 MW Thompson A 206 Merritt22018 Lec 02:45-04:05 PM TTh Shapiro BCC 014 Berkeley22019 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Woods BCC 214 Berkeley



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23692 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Thompson A 139 Merritt23684 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Altman A 206 Merritt24452 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW Shapiro BCC TBA Berkeley23685 Lec 01:30-02:50 PM MW Altman A 206 Merritt23686 Lec 03:00-05:50 PM W Thompson A 206 Merritt23687 Lec 01:00-03:50 Th Altman A 206 Merritt23688 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Thompson A 206 Merritt23690 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Altman A 206 Merritt Lec 12:30-03:50 PM S A 206 01/30/2010 - 03/27/2010 Weekend class** 44 ARGUMENTATION 3 UNITS Principles of argumentation and persuasion 21467 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Brewer B 264 Laney24411 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Murphy D 204 Alameda** 45 PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 UNITS Principles of public speaking 23012 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Marinaro D 312 Alameda20336 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Smith F 170C Laney23691 Lec Petersen HYBRID Merritt Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T D 208 Hybrid class. Class will meet once a month on Tuesday (1/26, 2/16, 3/16,

4/20 & 5/18)

22020 Lec 04:15-05:35 PM TTh Koch BCC 316 Berkeley20337 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Smith F 170C Laney23013 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Marinaro A 213 Alameda23017 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Cato D 204 Alameda20338 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Robinson E 254 Laney 220C COMMUNICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT 0.5 UNIT PREPARATION Hands-on basic social skills instruction and support useful for relation-

ships and work 24725 Lec 10:00-12:50 PM F Koch FIELD Merritt 03/13/2010 - 03/27/2010 Location TBA

COMMUNITY SOCIAL SERVICE COSER* 22 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY OF SUBSTANCE/ 3 UNITS DRUG ABUSE Overview of the social psychology of substance and drug abuse in the

United States 24079 Lec 04:00-06:50 PM M Love P 307 Merritt* 25 MAINTAINING SOBRIETY AND 3 UNITS RELAPSE PREVENTION Examination of the dynamics and other variables involved in the

establishment of sobriety 24080 Lec 04:00-06:50 PM T Love P 307 Merritt* 40 COMMUNITY SOCIAL SERVICES FIELD 3 UNITS EXPERIENCE Field work under supervision in community organizations and projects 24082 Lab Love FIELD Merritt Lec 07:00-08:50 PM M P 307 8 weekly lab hrs TBA.24084 Lab Newton FIELD Merritt Lec 07:00-08:50 PM T P 307 8 weekly lab hrs TBA.24086 Lab McIntosh FIELD Merritt Lec 07:00-08:50 PM M P 208 8 weekly lab hrs TBA.

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS CIS** 1 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER 4 UNITS INFORMATION SYSTEMS General nature of computer hardware, software and systems 23694 Lab Feiler ONLINE Merritt Lec ONLINE Online course. ISP/email required. Instructor’s email: mfeiler@peralta.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Wednesday 1/27, 5:30-7pm in P111.

21999 Lab 10:30-11:50 TTh Djukich BCC 312 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh BCC 312 22966 Lab Grill ONLINE Alameda Lec ONLINE Online course; Contact instructor at [email protected]; Fill in form @

http://www.cuznbob.com/cis001/20958 Lab Nguyen ONLINE Laney Lec ONLINE Online course. Mandatory orientation on 1/22 (5pm); 1/23 (5pm) in room

G266. Email instructor: [email protected] Lab Nguyen ONLINE Laney Lec ONLINE Online course. Mandatory orientation on 1/22 (5pm); 1/23 (5pm) in room

G266. Email instructor: [email protected]

22968 Lab 10:30-11:50 MW Sta! D 114 Alameda Lec 09:00-10:20 MW D 114 22001 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM MW Djukich BCC 312 Berkeley Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW BCC 315 23696 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM TTh Weston P 103 Merritt Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh P 111 23702 Lab Black ONLINE Merritt Lec ONLINE Online course. ISP/email required. Instructor’s email: ablack@peralta.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Monday, 1/25, 7-8pm in P103.22726 Lab Dunlop HYBRID Berkeley Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W BCC 315 Designed for PACE majors. Hybrid class- meets 3 hrs/wk in class, 3 hrs/

wk online.

22993 Lab 03:30-05:20 PM TTh Villegas, Jr. D 114 Alameda Lec 01:30-03:20 PM TTh D 114 02/09/2010 - 05/20/2010 20312 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM S Flores G 273 Laney Lec 08:00-10:50 S G 273 20314 Lab 09:30-10:50 MW Bell G 273 Laney Lec 08:00-09:20 MW G 273 22970 Lab 01:30-02:50 PM MW Perkins D 114 Alameda Lec 12:00-01:20 PM MW D 114 24514 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM TTh Djukich BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 05:30-06:50 PM TTh BCC 323 23713 Lab 12:30-01:50 PM MW Weston P 103 Merritt Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW P 111 24518 Lab Feiler ONLINE Merritt Lec ONLINE Online course. ISP/email required. Instructor’s email: mfeiler@peralta.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Friday 1/29, 4-5:30pm in P111.

20316 Lab 09:30-10:50 TTh Flores G 273 Laney Lec 08:00-09:20 TTh G 266 21236 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM TTh Bridges G 273 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM TTh G 273


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** 5 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE 5 UNITS Introduction to computer science 23697 Lab Feiler ONLINE Merritt Lec ONLINE Online course. ISP/email required. Instructor’s email: mfeiler@peralta.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Tuesday 2/2, 5:30-7:00pm in P111

22003 Lab 10:30-11:50 MW Thananjeyan BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 08:30-10:20 MW BCC 323 22974 Lab Thyken ONLINE Alameda Lec ONLINE Online course; Orientation TBA; Please visit www.alameda.peralta.edu

for more course information.

20318 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM MW Rogers G 273 Laney Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW G 266 20320 Lab 10:00-11:20 MW Flores G 273 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 MW G 266

** 6 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER 5 UNITS PROGRAMMING Introduction to computer programming 20322 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM MW Rogers G 273 Laney Lec 05:00-06:50 PM MW G 266 23698 Lab Hanrahan ONLINE Merritt Lec ONLINE Online course. ISP/email required. Instructor’s email: mhanrahan@mer-

ritt.edu. Mandatory orientation: Fri, 1/22, 7-8:30pm in P111.

22005 Lab 04:00-05:20 PM MW Thananjeyan BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 02:00-03:50 PM MW BCC 323 ** 25 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING 4 UNITS USING C++ Object-oriented methods of software development using C++ 20324 Lab 06:00-06:50 PM Th Nguyen G 273 Laney Lab 08:00-09:50 PM M G 273 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM Th G 266 ** 26 C PROGRAMMING 4 UNITS Fundamental program and data structures that comprise C programs 20326 Lab 06:00-06:50 PM W Nguyen G 273 Laney Lec 07:00-09:50 PM W G 266 Lab 06:00-07:50 PM M G 273 ** 36A JAVA PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE I 4 UNITS Introduction to object-oriented program design 20328 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM S Nguyen G 273 Laney Lec 08:00-10:50 S G 271 22482 Lab 06:30-09:20 PM W Thananjeyan BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M BCC 323 * 39A UNIX/LINUX OPERATING SYSTEMS 4 UNITS !e Unix/Linux operating system 21474 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Doan G 273 Laney Lec 07:00-09:50 PM F G 273 * 40 DATABASE MANAGEMENT 4 UNITS Design, implementation, and maintenance of databases 24357 Lab Villegas, Jr. ONLINE Alameda Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T D 114 Hybrid Course; Contact instructor at [email protected] for more

information.23715 Lab Hanrahan ONLINE Merritt Lec ONLINE Online class. ISP/email required. instructor’s email: mhanrahan@merritt.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Fri, 1/29, 7-8:30pm in P111.* 42 SPREADSHEET APPLICATIONS 4 UNITS Principles of electronic spreadsheets using features available with current

popular spreadsheet software 22995 Lab Chung ONLINE Alameda Lec 01:00-03:50 PM Th A 205 Hybrid Course; Contact instructor at [email protected] for more infor-

mation.23706 Lab Black ONLINE Merritt Lec ONLINE Online course. ISP/email required. Instructor’s email: ablack@peralta.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Monday, 1/25, 7-8pm in P103.** 61 STRUCTURE AND INTERPRETATION 5 UNITS OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS Problem-solving approach to computer programming 21470 Lab 06:00-06:50 PM T Pham G 273 Laney Lab 09:00-09:50 PM TW G 273 Lec 07:00-08:50 PM TW G 273

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* 64 INTERNET PROGRAMMING IN JAVASCRIPT 2 UNITS Development of web-based interactive programs using JavaScript. 21472 Lab 06:30-07:50 PM S Li G 273 Laney Lec 05:00-06:20 PM S G 273 * 65 CGI PROGRAMMING 2 UNITS Implementation of CGI applications in PERL and C 24634 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM S Li G 273 Laney Lec 08:30-09:50 PM S G 273 * 84 DATABASE PROGRAMMING FOR THE WEB 4 UNITS Web-enabled database concepts PREREQUISITE: CIS 6 OR 26 OR 36A AND CIS 105

24510 Lab Sta! HYBRID Berkeley Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T BCC 312 Hybrid class, meets in class Tues nights, plus 3 hours /week lab online.* 85 JSP AND SERVLETS 4 UNITS Java servlet and JSP technology and deployment of web applications PREREQUISITE: CIS 36A

24512 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM S Thananjeyan BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 09:00-11:50 S BCC 323 * 97A ORACLE SQL AND PL/SQL 4 UNITS Introduction to the design and development of multi-user relational

database systems PREREQUISITE: CIS 1

24359 Lab Uy ONLINE Alameda Lec 01:30-04:20 PM Th A 228 Hybrid Course; Contact instructor at [email protected] for more informa-

tion.* 105 BASIC MECHANICS OF WEB PAGE DESIGN 1 UNIT Basic theory and practice of web page construction using HTML and

authoring tools 22006 Lec 01:00-04:50 PM F Sta! BCC 312 Berkeley 03/12/2010 - 04/02/2010 Class meets 4 Fris: 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, & 4/02/10.22706 Lec 01:00-04:50 PM S Blumsack BCC 312 Berkeley 05/01/2010 - 05/22/2010 Class meets 4 Sats: 5/01, 5/08, 5/15, and 5/22/10. 200 COMPUTER CONCEPTS AND 1.5 UNITS APPLICATIONS Introduction to computer concepts 22409 Lab 09:00-11:50 M Elgiheny BCC 312 Berkeley Lab 11:00-11:50 W BCC 126 Lec 09:00-10:50 W BCC 126 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 First session class, begins Wed, 1/25/10.22411 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM W Dunlop BCC 312 Berkeley Lab 08:00-08:50 PM M BCC 312 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM M BCC 312 03/18/2010 - 05/19/2010 Second session class, begins Mon, 3/22/10. 205 COMPUTER LITERACY 1 UNIT Introduction to computers and information technology for people with

no background in nor knowledge of computers. 22976 Lab 01:30-02:50 PM F Williams A 232 Alameda Lec 12:00-01:20 PM F A 232 01/22/2010 - 03/19/2010 24469 Lab 11:30-01:20 PM S Weston P 103 Merritt Lec 09:30-11:20 S P 103 01/30/2010 - 03/20/2010 24472 Lab Hanrahan ONLINE Merritt Lec ONLINE Online course. ISP/email required. Instructor’s email: mhanrahan@mer-

ritt.edu. Mandatory orientation: Fri, 2/5, 7-8:30pm in P111

22978 Lab 01:30-02:50 PM F Williams A 232 Alameda Lec 12:00-01:20 PM F A 232 03/26/2010 - 05/28/2010

24474 Lab 11:30-01:20 PM F Weston P 103 Merritt Lec 09:30-11:20 F P 103 01/29/2010 - 03/19/2010

24476 Lab 11:30-01:20 PM F Hanrahan P 103 Merritt Lec 09:30-11:20 F P 103 03/26/2010 - 05/21/2010 211 USING MICROCOMPUTER SOFTWARE 0.5 UNIT Using IBM or Macintosh PC software. 21726 Lab 12:15-01:35 PM S Nguyen SVCD Laney Class meets at 1254 - 23rd Ave., Oakland. 227 WORD PROCESSING FOR LEGAL 3 UNITS PROFESSIONALS Emphasis on the use of Microsoft O%ce Word Application features to

create legal-oriented documents 24340 Lab 07:30-10:10 PM M Martindale A 225 Alameda Lec 05:30-07:20 PM M A 225 02/08/2010 - 05/24/2010 230 LABORATORY PRACTICE IN 0.5 UNIT MICROCOMPUTERS Designed to provide laboratory experience not covered under other

course o"erings 22007 Lab 09:00-11:50 T Djukich BCC 312 Berkeley 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 First session class.22008 Lab 09:00-11:50 T Djukich BCC 312 Berkeley 03/18/2010 - 05/19/2010 Second session class.22009 Lab 09:00-11:50 W Elgiheny BCC 126 Berkeley 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 First session class.22010 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM T Dunlop BCC 312 Berkeley 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 First session class.22707 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM T Dunlop BCC 312 Berkeley 03/18/2010 - 05/19/2010 Second session class.22708 Lab 06:30-09:20 PM M Dunlop BCC 312 Berkeley 03/18/2010 - 05/19/2010 Second session class. 234A WORLD WIDE WEB PUBLISHING I 2 UNITS Creating and publishing Web pages over the Internet using the Hy-

pertext Markup Language (HTML). 22983 Lab McDermott ONLINE Alameda Lec ONLINE 01/21/2010 - 03/19/2010 Online Course; Please contact instructor at

[email protected]. Orientation: Thursday 01/28/2010 from 5-7PM in room D-114.

24636 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM F Pham G 273 Laney Lec 07:00-08:20 PM F G 273 234E CREATING AN E!COMMERCE WEB SITE 2 UNITS Business strategies and programming techniques in the design and

development of an electronic commerce web presence 23001 Lab McDermott ONLINE Alameda Lec ONLINE 03/22/2010 - 05/21/2010 Online course; Contact instructor at pcMcDer-

[email protected] for more information; OrientationTBA. 237 INTRODUCTION TO INTERNET BASICS 1 UNIT Introduction to Internet basics Connecting to the internet; exploring

the World Wide Web; using email, search engines and directories, FTP/Newsgroups/Telnet; creating and publishing HTML pages; and ethical issues.

22011 Lec 01:00-04:50 PM S Dunlop BCC 312 Berkeley 03/27/2010 - 04/24/2010 Class meets four Sats: 3/27, 4/03, 4/17, & 4/24/10. 238A WORD PROCESSING I 3 UNITS Introduction to word processing concepts and basic computer operations 22984 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM MW Williams A 232 Alameda 238B WORD PROCESSING II 3 UNITS Intermediate level word processing skills 22987 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM MW Williams A 232 Alameda


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239 HELP!DESK TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES 2 UNITS Help-desk tools and techniques 24361 Lab 08:00-09:50 PM F Norman A 205 Alameda Lec 06:00-07:50 PM F A 205 02/05/2010 - 05/21/2010 245A INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT ACCESS 1.5 UNITS Introduction to Microsoft Access database management COREQUISITE: CIS 1 OR 200

22502 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM F Elgiheny BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 01:00-01:50 PM F BCC 323 03/19/2010 - 04/16/2010 Class meets four Fris: 3/19, 3/26, 4/02, & 4/16/10. 246 INTRODUCTION TO POWERPOINT 1.5 UNITS Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint presentation graphics COREQUISITE: CIS 1 OR 200

22557 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM S Jarvis BCC 312 Berkeley Lec 01:00-01:50 PM S BCC 312 02/20/2010 - 03/13/2010 Class meets four Sats: 2/20, 2/27, 3/06, &

03/13/10. 255 COMPUTER LITERACY PREPARATION 1.5 UNITS "PROJECT BRIDGE# Introduction to basic computer operating skills 20961 Lab 01:00-02:20 PM MW Bridges G 205 Laney Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MW G 205 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 Part of Project Bridge II—6 courses required. See

Project Bridge entry. For more info, call 464-3411.

20963 Lab 01:00-02:20 PM MW Bridges G 205 Laney Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MW G 205 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 Part of Project Bridge I—5 courses required. See

Project Bridge entry. For more info, call 464-3411.

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CONMT* 10 INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION 3 UNITS PRACTICES Analysis of trades and their roles in construction practices 20339 Lec 03:30-06:20 PM T Desjarlais G 130 Laney* 16 PLUMBING CODE INSPECTIONS 3 UNITS Requirements for plumbing code inspections 21475 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Wishno! B 210 Laney* 17 SEISMIC CODE INSPECTIONS 2.5 UNITS Requirements for new and retro#t buildings 21476 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM Th Thomas E 200 Laney* 19 CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT II 3 UNITS Presentation of model construction projects 21477 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Tanios G 211 Laney* 20 BLUEPRINT READING AND INTERPRETATION 3 UNITS Principles of blueprint reading and interpretation 20340 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Der G 130 Laney* 21 CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATING II: 3 UNITS COMMERICAL PROJECTS Estimation of multi-unit buildings and small commercial projects 21478 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Chang F 170A Laney* 22 UNIFORM BUILDING CODES II 3 UNITS Continuation of CONMT 12 21479 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Attri F 255 Laney* 31A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN 3 UNITS CONTRACTING!SCHEDULING Selected software for construction scheduling and management 21481 Lab 06:30-07:50 PM MW Love G 130 Laney Lec 05:30-06:20 PM MW G 130

* 32 MATERIALS AND METHODS OF 3 UNITS CONSTRUCTION Applications and maintenance of construction materials 21482 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Tanios G 130 Laney* 40 CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS AND 3 UNITS SPECIFICATIONS Legal nature of contracts 21483 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Cook F 204 Laney 210 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING CODES FOR 3 UNITS CARPENTERS Building codes applicable to the residential carpenter 21484 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM Th Correia G 161 Laney

COOPERATIVE WORK COPED

EXPERIENCE EDUCATION * 450 GENERAL WORK EXPERIENCE 1!3 UNITS Supervised employment to assist in acquiring desirable work habits

and attitudes, increase educational motivation, and develop improved human relations skills.

23018 Lec Settles Alameda Please attend 1 of 2 course orientations on the following dates: Tuesday,

January 26, 2010 or Tuesday, February 9, 2009 at 6 p.m. in Room A231. If questions, please contact Dr. Rhea Settles at [email protected] or (510)704-9707. All students enrolled in COPED 450 are required to enroll in 6 additional course units.

21177 Lec Jones Laney Call 464-3187 for info. Email: [email protected] For more info, visit

http://laney.peralta.edu/coped21485 Lec Jones Laney Call 464-3187 for info. Email: [email protected] For more info, visit

http://laney.peralta.edu/coped23716 Lec Graham Merritt Call 436-2637 for information or come to R105D. Orientation: Thurs, 2/4,

5-6:30pm

22021 Lec 04:00-05:20 PM W Matthews BCC 055 Berkeley21178 Lec Glosson Laney Call 464-3187 for info. Email: kglosson@peralta,.edu For more info, visit

http://laney.peralta.edu/coped* 451 OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE 1!4 UNITS Supervised employment of students extending classroom-based occu-

pational learning at an on-the-job learning station relating to studentsí educational or occupational goals.

22022 Lec 04:00-05:20 PM W Matthews BCC 055 Berkeley* 458A OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN 1!4 UNITS COSMETOLOGY Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


21179 Lec Curry Laney Call 464-3289 for info. Email: [email protected] For more info, visit

http://laney.peralta.edu/coped* 458D OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN TRAVEL 1!4 UNITS INDUSTRY Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


22693 Lec Desouto BCC TBA Berkeley Work experience to be arranged with the travel department chair, Marty

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* 460A OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE 1!4 UNITS IN MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


21180 Lec Gri"n Laney Call 464-3126 for info. Email: cgri"[email protected] For more info, visit

http://laney.peralta.edu/coped* 462A OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN COMPUTER 1!4 UNITS INFORMATION SPECIALIST Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


21181 Lec Nguyen Laney Call 464-3457 for info. Email: [email protected] For more info,

visit http://laney.peralta.edu/coped* 462B OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN 1!4 UNITS COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


21182 Lec Nguyen Laney Call 464-3457 for info. Email: [email protected] For more info,

visit http://laney.peralta.edu/coped* 466H OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN 1!4 UNITS CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


21183 Lec Correia Laney Call 464-3447 for information. Email: [email protected] For more

info, visit http://laney.peralta.edu/coped* 468A OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN 1!4 UNITS PHOTOGRAPHY Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


21486 Lec Sta! Laney Call 464-3281 for information.* 470F OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE 1!4 UNITS IN MEDICAL ASSISTING Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-

tive, responsible individual and to extend learning in a chosen occupa-tional #eld (Medical Assisting).

PREREQUISITE: HLTED 11

23719 Lec Sta! Merritt* 472B OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN CULINARY 1!4 UNITS ARTS/BAKING Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


21184 Lec Huie Laney Call 464-3404 for info. Email: [email protected] For more info, visit

http://laney.peralta.edu/coped* 472C OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN CULINARY 1!4 UNITS ARTS/COOKING Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


21185 Lec Jackson Laney Call 464-3404 for info. Email: [email protected] For more info, visit

http://laney.peralta.edu/coped

* 474A OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE IN 1!4 UNITS PARALEGAL STUDIES Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


23717 Lec Willis Merritt Mandatory orientation: TBA* 484A OCC. WORK EXPERIENCE IN 1!4 UNITS BIOTECHNOLOGY Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-


21186 Lec Alscher Laney Call 464-3273 for info. Email: [email protected] For more info, visit

http://laney.peralta.edu/coped* 484B OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE 1!4 UNITS IN BIOSCIENCE Supervised employment providing opportunities to become a produc-

tive, responsible individual and to extend learning in a chosen occupa-tional #eld (Bioscience).

23718 Lec Giorgi Merritt Orientation: Tuesday, 1/26, 3:30-5:30pm in D247

COSMETOLOGY COSM 200 SPECIAL PROJECTS LABORATORY 1!2 UNIT Laboratory experience in all phases of Cosmetology 20341 Lab 09:00-11:50 S Sta! B 100 Laney Lab 12:30-03:20 PM S B 100 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 (Open entry/open exit — 1 unit for each 54 term

hours completed) 210 COSMETOLOGY THEORY I 5 UNITS Beginning cosmetology theory 20342 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Kantorov B 100 Laney20343 Lec 05:00-05:50 PM MTWThF Lazarus B 100 Laney 210L COSMETOLOGY LABORATORY I 7 UNITS Practical training for beginning level skills in all phases of beauty culture. 20344 Lab 10:00-11:50 MTWThF Kantorov B 100 Laney Lab 01:00-03:20 PM MTWThF B 100 210LE COSMETOLOGY LABORATORY I 5 UNITS Practical training for beginning level skills in all phases of beauty culture. 20345 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM MTWThF Lazarus B 100 Laney 211 MANICURING AND PEDICURING I 1 UNIT Beginning manicuring and pedicuring 20346 Lec 09:00-09:50 M Kantorov B 100 Laney20347 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M Lazarus B 100 Laney 212 CHEMICAL SERVICES/HAIRCUTTING I 1 UNIT Beginning chemical services and haircutting 20348 Lec 09:00-09:50 W Sta! B 100 Laney20349 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W Lazarus B 100 Laney 213 HAIRSTYLING SERVICES/HAIRCUTTING I 1 UNIT Beginning hairstyling and haircutting 20350 Lec 09:00-09:50 T Sta! B 100 Laney20351 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T Lazarus B 100 Laney 214 HAIRCOLOR SERVICES/HAIRCUTTING I 1 UNIT Beginning haircolor and haircutting 20352 Lec 09:00-09:50 F Sta! B 100 Laney20353 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM F Sta! B 100 Laney 215 FACIALS I 1 UNIT Beginning facial and skin care 20354 Lec 09:00-09:50 Th Kantorov B 100 Laney20355 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th Sta! B 100 Laney


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220 COSMETOLOGY THEORY II 5 UNITS Intermediate cosmetology theory 20356 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Thomas B 100 Laney20357 Lec 05:00-05:50 PM MTWThF Curry B 100 Laney 220L COSMETOLOGY LABORATORY II 7 UNITS Practical training for intermediate level skills in all phases of beauty

culture. 20358 Lab 10:00-11:50 MTWThF Thomas B 100 Laney Lab 01:00-03:20 PM MTWThF B 100 220LE COSMETOLOGY LABORATORY II 5 UNITS Practical training for intermediate level skills in all phases of beauty

culture. 20359 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM MTWThF Curry B 100 Laney 221 MANICURING AND PEDICURING II 1 UNIT Intermediate level manicuring and pedicuring 20360 Lec 09:00-09:50 F Sta! B 100 Laney20361 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM F Curry B 100 Laney 222 CHEMICAL SERVICES/HAIRCUTTING II 1 UNIT Intermediate level chemical services and haircutting 20362 Lec 09:00-09:50 T Sta! B 100 Laney20363 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T Sta! B 100 Laney 223 HAIRSTYLING SERVICES/HAIRCUTTING II 1 UNIT Intermediate level hairstyling and haircutting 20364 Lec 09:00-09:50 W Sta! B 100 Laney20365 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W Sta! B 100 Laney

224 HAIRCOLOR SERVICES/HAIRCUTTING II 1 UNIT Intermediate level haircolor and haircutting 20366 Lec 09:00-09:50 Th Thomas B 100 Laney20367 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th Curry B 100 Laney 225 FACIALS II 1 UNIT Intermediate level facial and skin care 20368 Lec 09:00-09:50 M Sta! B 100 Laney20369 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M Curry B 100 Laney 230 COSMETOLOGY THEORY III 5 UNITS Advanced level cosmetology theory 20370 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Thomas B 100 Laney20371 Lec 05:00-05:50 PM MTWThF Curry B 100 Laney 230L COSMETOLOGY LABORATORY III 7 UNITS Practical training for advanced level skills in all phases of beauty culture 20372 Lab 10:00-11:50 MTWThF Thomas B 100 Laney Lab 01:00-03:20 PM MTWThF B 100 230LE COSMETOLOGY LABORATORY III 5 UNITS Practical training for advanced level skills in all phases of beauty culture 20373 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM MTWThF Curry B 100 Laney 231 MANICURING AND PEDICURING III 1 UNIT Advanced level manicuring and pedicuring 20374 Lec 09:00-09:50 F Sta! B 100 Laney20375 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM F Curry B 100 Laney 232 CHEMICAL SERVICES/HAIRCUTTING III 1 UNIT Advanced level instruction in haircutting and chemical treatment. 20376 Lec 09:00-09:50 T Sta! B 100 Laney20377 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T Sta! B 100 Laney 233 HAIRSTYLING SERVICES/HAIRCUTTING III 1 UNIT Advanced level hairstyling and haircutting 20378 Lec 09:00-09:50 W Sta! B 100 Laney20379 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W Sta! B 100 Laney 234 HAIRCOLOR SERVICES/HAIRCUTTING III 1 UNIT Advanced level haircolor and haircutting 20380 Lec 09:00-09:50 Th Thomas B 100 Laney20381 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th Curry B 100 Laney 235 FACIALS III 1 UNIT Advanced level facial and skin care 20382 Lec 09:00-09:50 M Sta! B 100 Laney20383 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M Curry B 100 Laney 240LE COSMETOLOGY LABORATORY IV 5 UNITS Practical training for advanced level skills in all phases of beauty culture 20384 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM MTWThF Curry B 100 Laney 245 INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY 2 UNITS Selected topics of interest to prospective Cosmetology students 21681 Lec 01:30-03:20 PM T Sta! G 130 Laney

COUNSELING COUN** 24 COLLEGE SUCCESS 3 UNITS Identi#cation and development of resources that facilitate college success 23020 Lec 01:30-02:50 PM TTh Bias A 200 Alameda23720 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Allen P 204 Merritt20385 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Greene B 257 Laney21187 Lec Howard ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]

23721 Lec 12:00-01:20 PM MW Mcleanjr R 28 Merritt23021 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh West CV 231 Alameda Recommended for EOPS/CARE/CalWorks students.



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24524 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Chang A 213 Alameda For students participating in the Asian Paci#c American Student Success

Program.23722 Lec 05:30-08:20 PM T Mcleanjr R 28 Merritt24525 Lec 12:00-01:20 PM MW Davis A 200 Alameda For students participating in the Amandla Student Success Program.

24526 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW Posada CV 231 Alameda For students participating in the Adelante Student Success Program.* 30 PERSONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT 3 UNITS Examination of the psycho-social dynamics of personal growth 21679 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Brooks A 140 Laney** 57 CAREER AND LIFE PLANNING 3 UNITS In-depth career and life planning 23022 Lec 12:00-01:20 PM MW Thompson C 113 Alameda21188 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh McMurdo B 257 Laney23723 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Ciddio D 136 Merritt22383 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Young BCC TBA Berkeley21189 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Alcala F 170C Laney24379 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Robinson A 200 Alameda21593 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Hernandez F 205 Laney (PUENTE program) 200A ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE 0.5 UNIT Information for new students 23023 Lec Thompson Alameda 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Class meeting location and time to be arranged.;

Recommended for new students.

20386 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM W Chow A 273 Laney 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 200B ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE 0.5 UNIT Educational planning and college success skills 20387 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM W Chow A 273 Laney 03/18/2010 - 05/28/2010 202 ORIENTATION TO AMERICAN 1 UNIT CULTURE AND COLLEGE Introduction to American collegiate life to immigrant and international

students 21841 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM T Rivkin G 209 Laney (Recommended for ESL students) 207B CAREER EXPLORATION 1 UNIT Occupational assessment tools 21771 Lec 11:00-11:50 T Hernandez G 210 Laney 207C CAREER EXPLORATION 1 UNIT Job search skills 21772 Lec 11:00-11:50 Th Hernandez F 201 Laney20389 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM MW Jaw Laney 05/03/2010 - 05/19/2010 (Recommended for DSPS — Workability III students) 221 PREPARING FOR COLLEGE/UNVERSITY 0.5!1 UNIT TRANSFER In-depth information and assistance with the transfer process to four-

year colleges and universities 24380 Lec 11:00-11:50 MW Lau A 200 Alameda 02/01/2010 - 03/31/2010

24442 Lec 12:00-01:50 PM Th Eskridge F 170B Laney 02/04/2010 - 04/15/2010

23724 Lec 10:00-10:50 W Martinez-Rodriguez D 132 Merritt Recommended for Puente students.

22428 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM T Young BCC 055 Berkeley

224 COLLEGE PREPAREDNESS 2!3 UNITS Acquisition of college success skills 24381 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM WF Chang A 213 Alameda For students participating in the Asian Paci#c American Student Success

Program.

24721 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Sta! A 203 Laney Gateway to College

20390 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Sta! A 204 Laney Gateway to College

24668 Lec 09:00-11:50 F Sta! D 209 Merritt Part of the AAA Learning Community. Students who enroll in this class must

also enroll in ENGL 252, 11-1pm MW, code 23772.

22023 Lec 01:15-03:05 PM T Young BCC 031 Berkeley22788 Lec 03:30-06:20 PM M Sta! BERKHS Berkeley BHS, The Outsiders Club class, 1980 Allston Way, Berkeley.

24382 Lec 12:00-01:20 PM WF Davis A 200 Alameda For students participating in the Amandla Student Success Program.

24383 Lec 09:00-10:20 WF Posada CV 231 Alameda For students participating in the Adelante Student Success Program.

20391 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Riley F 170C Laney 260 CAREER PREPARATION FOR PROJECT BRIDGE 1 UNIT Preparation for work and career success 20392 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM T Brooks E 200 Laney See Project Bridge entry for entire program—6 courses required. For more

info, call 464-3411.

CULINARY ARTS CULIN* 31 GARDE MANGER & CONTEMPORARY 7 UNITS AMER. BISTRO COOKING Introduction to professional #ne-dining restaurant food service 20394 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM TWTh Sta! E 102 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM TWTh E 105 * 33 MANAGING FOOD SANITATION 2 UNITS Advanced theory and principles of food sanitation 20395 Lec 03:00-04:50 PM M Miller E 105 Laney* 41 INTERNATIONAL CUISINE 7 UNITS Introduction to professional #ne-dining restaurant food service 20397 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM MTW Jones E 102 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 MTW E 105 * 50 PRINCIPLES OF FOOD, BEVERAGE, 3 UNITS AND LABOR CONTROLS Advanced theory and techniques of food-service management 20398 Lec 03:00-04:20 PM MW Jones E 103 Laney* 51 SUPERVISION IN THE HOSPITALITY 3 UNITS INDUSTRY Advanced theory and techniques of food-service workforce management 20399 Lec 03:00-04:20 PM TTh Jones F 200 Laney* 53 NUTRITION FOR CULINARY 3 UNITS PROFESSIONALS Introduction to the basic elements of nutrition 20400 Lec 09:00-11:50 M Townsend E 103 Laney 203 INTRODUCTION TO BAKING 4 UNITS Fundamental theories, techniques, processes and methods in baking

and pastry production 21784 Lab 08:30-11:20 MW Huie E 118 Laney Lec 07:30-08:20 MW E 105 204 BASIC PATISSERIE 4 UNITS Introduction to baking theory and practice 21786 Lab 08:30-11:20 TTh Miller E 118 Laney Lec 07:30-08:20 TTh E 105


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205 ARTISAN BREADS 5 UNITS Introduction to artisan bread making PREREQUISITE: CULIN 203, 204, 215, 216, & 219

COREQUISITE: CULIN 206

21788 Lab 12:30-04:50 PM MT Lambert E 118 Laney Lec 11:30-12:20 PM MT E 105 206 ADVANCED CAKE DECORATING 5 UNITS Advanced cake decorating techniques PREREQUISITE: CULINE 203, 204, 215, 216, & 219


21790 Lab 12:30-04:50 PM WTh Huie E 118 Laney Lec 11:30-12:20 PM WTh E 105 207 INTERNATIONAL PATISSERIE 6 UNITS Application of advanced baking and pastry methods PREREQUISITE: 205 & 206


21792 Lab 07:00-09:50 TTh Raji E 116 Laney Lab 07:00-08:50 F E 116 Lab 08:00-09:50 MW E 116 Lec 07:00-07:50 MW E 116 208 CONFISERIE 5 UNITS "CANDY AND CHOCOLATE MAKING# Introduction to the principles involved in candy and chocolate making PREREQUISITE: CULIN 205 & 206


21794 Lab 10:00-11:50 MTWTh Raji E 116 Laney Lec 09:00-10:50 F E 116 Lab 11:00-11:50 F E 116 209 CONTEMPORARY PLATED DESSERTS 6 UNITS Capstone course requiring creation and presentation of plated desserts PREREQUISITE: CULIN 207 & 208

COREQUISITE: CULIN 33, 229 & 217

21797 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM MTWTh Raji E 116 Laney Lec 09:00-09:30 MTWTh E 116 212 CULINARY ARTS FUNDAMENTALS LAB 4 UNITS Introductory practical experience in food production 20401 Lab 07:30-01:20 PM MW Sta! CAFETERIA Laney20402 Lab 07:30-01:20 PM TTh Sta! CAFETERIA Laney 214 HOSPITALITY CAREERS AND SKILLS 1 UNIT DEVELOPMENT Introduction to the hospitality industry 20403 Lec 02:30-03:20 PM W Townsend FORUM Laney 215 CULINARY MATH FUNDAMENTALS 1 UNIT Culinary math fundamentals 20404 Lec 02:30-03:20 PM T Moore FORUM Laney 216 INTRODUCTION TO FOOD SCIENCE 1 UNIT AND NUTRITION !eory and application of chemistry and physics to the storage, process-

ing, preparation and cooking of food 20405 Lec 02:00-03:50 PM M Sta! FORUM Laney 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 217 RECIPE, FORMULA, AND FOOD COSTS 1 UNIT Development and standardization of food production 20406 Lec 03:30-04:20 PM T Moore FORUM Laney 218 INGREDIENTS AND EQUIPMENT 1 UNIT Introduction to the tools and products of food production 20407 Lec 03:30-04:20 PM W Moore FORUM Laney

219 INTRODUCTION TO SANITATION 1 UNIT Introduction to food sanitation in the hospitality industry 20408 Lec 02:00-03:50 PM M Sta! FORUM Laney 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 223 SOUPS, STOCKS AND SAUCES 1 UNIT Introduction to soups, stocks and sauces 20409 Lec 01:30-02:20 PM T Jackson E 105 Laney 224 DYNAMICS OF HEAT COOKING 1 UNIT Introduction to dry-heat and wet-heat cooking techniques 20410 Lec 01:30-02:20 PM W Jackson E 105 Laney 225 INTRODUCTION TO GARDE MANGER 1 UNIT AND FOOD PRESENTATION Introduction to quantity cold-food production, display, food art, and

plate presentation 20411 Lec 01:30-02:20 PM Th Jackson E 103 Laney 226 INTRODUCTION TO BAKING FOR CHEFS 3 UNITS Introduction to baking for chefs 20413 Lab 03:15-05:30 PM MT Townsend E 116 Laney Lec 02:30-03:15 PM MT E 116 227 QUANTITY FOOD PRODUCTION LAB 3 UNITS Food preparation and cooking methods focusing on quantity hot-food

production 20414 Lab 08:00-12:20 PM MW Jackson CAFETERIA Laney20415 Lab 08:00-12:20 PM TTh Jackson CAFETERIA Laney 229 CULINARY CAREER SUCCESS STRATEGIES 2 UNITS Preparation for work and career success in the Culinary Arts 21796 Lec 09:00-10:50 T Sta! E 103 Laney 232 DINING ROOM SERVICE AND MANAGEMENT 2 UNITS Contemporary and classical dining service and management 20416 Lec 09:00-10:50 W Bankhead E 103 Laney

DANCE DANCE** 3 DANCE COMPOSITION 2 UNITS Elements of dance composition 24680 Lab 08:30-09:50 MW Defazio D 100 Laney Lec 08:00-08:30 MW D 100 ** 6 DANCE PRODUCTION 2 UNITS Staging of student and faculty compositions 21488 Lab 05:00-06:20 PM MW Johnson D 100 Laney Lec 04:30-05:00 PM MW D 100 ** 10 BALLET 1 UNIT Study and development of the skills and techniques of ballet. 23024 Lab 09:00-10:20 MW Nguyen G 111 Alameda20964 Lab 08:00-09:20 TTh Defazio D 100 Laney20965 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Defazio D 100 Laney** 20 AFRICAN!HAITIAN DANCE 1 UNIT Study and development of the skills and techniques of African-Haitian

dance 20968 Lab 10:30-01:20 PM S Johnson D 100 Laney (Introduction to Dunham Barre) (Mixed level)** 22 WEST AFRICAN DANCE 1 UNIT Study and development of the skills and techniques of West African

dance forms 20969 Lab 05:00-07:50 PM F Diouf D 100 Laney20970 Lab 06:30-09:20 PM Th Diouf D 100 Laney21764 Lab 12:00-01:20 PM MW Diouf D 100 Laney



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** 24 BALLROOM DANCE 1 UNIT Study and development of the skills and techniques of ballroom dance 23025 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM F Nguyen G 111 Alameda23026 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM M Nguyen G 111 Alameda21190 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM M Sta! SC 3RD FL Laney** 30 JAZZ DANCE 1 UNIT Study and development of the skills and techniques of jazz dance 20971 Lab 10:00-11:20 MW Sta! D 100 Laney21191 Lab 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Sta! D 100 Laney (Mixed level)** 40 MODERN DANCE 1 UNIT Study and development of the skills and techniques of modern dance. 23027 Lab 06:00-07:20 PM TTh Nguyen G 111 Alameda20972 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM T Burgess D 100 Laney24682 Lab 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Bata D 100 Laney** 44 SALSA 1 UNIT Study and development of the skills and techniques of salsa dance 23028 Lab 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Nguyen G 111 Alameda23030 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Nguyen G 111 Alameda20974 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM F Johnson SC 3RD FL Laney (Mixed level)** 45 SWING, SALSA, AND TANGO 0.5 UNIT Development of the skills and techniques of swing, salsa and tango

dance. 23029 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM T Nguyen G 111 Alameda 200 NON!STRENUOUS STRETCH AND 1 UNIT STRENGTH FOR DANCERS Stretch and strengthening exercises for the entire body 20975 Lab 08:00-09:20 TTh Defazio D 100 Laney (For ballet dancers)21192 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Defazio D 100 Laney (For ballet dancers)

21489 Lab 09:30-10:50 TTh Bata D 100 Laney24678 Lab 04:00-05:20 PM TTh Bata D 100 Laney

DENTAL ASSISTING DENTL 224B DENTAL RADIOLOGY II 3 UNITS Advanced principles of radiation and radiation safety and protection 24299 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM F Co!er A 222 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:50 F A 224 01/22/2010 - 04/23/2010

24300 Lab 01:30-04:20 PM F Co!er A 222 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:50 F A 224 01/22/2010 - 04/23/2010

24301 Lab 10:30-01:20 PM Th Carter A 224 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:50 F A 224 01/22/2010 - 04/23/2010 226 ADVANCED CHAIRSIDE PROCEDURES 3 UNITS Advanced study of dental specialties 24303 Lab 10:30-01:20 PM Th Campton A 222 Alameda Lec 03:30-05:20 PM M A 224 24304 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM Th Campton A 222 Alameda Lec 03:30-05:20 PM M A 224 227 BIODENTAL SCIENCES 2 UNITS Introduction to biodental sciences 24305 Lec 08:00-09:50 Th Co!er A 224 Alameda 228A CLINICAL ROTATIONS AND REVIEW 2 UNITS Advanced study of specialty areas in dentistry 24306 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM M Rooney A 224 Alameda

228B CLINICAL ROTATIONS AND REVIEW 5 UNITS Application of practical chairside skills in clinical rotations at private

dental o%ces and local dental schools 24307 Lab 08:00-04:50 PM T Herold Alameda Lab 08:00-04:50 PM W Class will be meeting o"site at UCSF and Private Dental O!ces. 229 PRACTICE MANAGEMENT 1.5 UNITS Practice of dental o%ce management duties and responsibilities 24309 Lab 10:00-11:50 M Rooney A 222 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:50 M A 224 230 PIT AND FISSURE SEALANTS 0.5 UNIT Legal requirements and scope of practice as related to Pit and Fissure

Sealants 24591 Lab 10:30-01:20 PM F Co!er A 222 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:20 F A 224 04/30/2010 - 05/28/2010

24592 Lab 01:30-04:20 PM F Co!er A 222 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:20 F A 224 04/30/2010 - 05/28/2010

24593 Lab 10:30-01:20 PM Th Carter A 222 Alameda Lec 08:00-09:20 F A 224 04/30/2010 - 05/28/2010

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• Do you have good communication skills and enjoy working with your hands as well as your mind?

College of Alameda o!ers full-time certi"cate programs in dental assisting. Students gain valuable experience working in an o#ce and clinical environment as interns, and are prepared to takethe California Registered and national Certi"edDental Assistant exams.

Introductory night courses are open to all students. Students can acquire a Certi"cate of Achievement in three semesters.

For more information, call (510) 748-2262.

Visit our websitewww.alameda.peralta.edu

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DIESEL MECHANICS DMECH* 12 HEAVY!DUTY TRUCK ELECTRICAL 6 UNITS SYSTEM AND BRAKE SYSTEM Operation, service, and maintenance of heavy-duty truck brake and

electrical systems 24595 Lec 08:00-10:50 TTh Robertson E 100 Alameda* 15 DIESEL ENGINES II 4 UNITS Advanced theory and operation of truck diesel engines and related

sub-systems 24596 Lec 05:30-07:20 PM TTh Albright E 100 Alameda* 20B TRUCK MECHANICS II 4 UNITS Hands-on experience in diagnosing, servicing, and maintaining heavy-

duty truck brake and electrical systems COREQUISITE: DMECH 12

24597 Lab 08:00-12:20 PM MW Robertson E 102 Alameda Lab 11:00-12:20 PM TTh E 102 * 20C TRUCK MECHANICS III 4 UNITS Advanced practical application of scienti#c principles of truck mechanics

in servicing and repairing the powertrain PREREQUISITE: DMECH 20A AND 20B

24372 Lab 08:00-12:20 PM MW Robertson E 102 Alameda Lab 11:00-12:20 PM TTh E 102 * 21B DIESEL ENGINES ! LECTURE/LABORATORY 6 UNITS !eory, operation, and practical application of truck diesel engines and

related sub-systems COREQUISITE: DMECH 15

24599 Lab 05:30-09:50 PM TTh Albright E 104 Alameda Lec 07:30-09:50 PM MW E 104 * 21C DIESEL ENGINES ! LECTURE/LABORATORY 6 UNITS Advanced theory, operation, and practical application of truck diesel

engines and related sub-systems 24601 Lab 05:30-09:50 PM TTh Albright E 104 Alameda Lec 07:30-09:50 PM MW E 104

ECONOMICS ECON** 1 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS 3 UNITS "MACRO!ECONOMICS# Introductory economic concepts 23031 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Gueye CV 213 Alameda23732 Lec 08:00-09:20 TTh Shahbazi P 207 Merritt20422 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Simon F 203 Laney22024 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M Gualco MOFFIT 103 Berkeley 103 Mo"tt Hall (Library), UC Berkeley.22025 Lec Williams ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected] Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Polston A 239 Laney23734 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM M Shahbazi P 207 Merritt23042 Lec Bajrami ONLINE Alameda Lec 05:30-06:50 PM M C 210 01/25/2010 - 04/05/2010 Hybrid Class: Classroom Lectures and Online

Component. Contact instructor at [email protected] for more infor-mation.

20424 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Sta! F 200 Laney23039 Lec Bajrami ONLINE Alameda Online Course; 3 Mandatory Meetings on 1/27, 3/17 & 5/19 from 5:30-

6:50pm in room D119. Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more information.

23033 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Strosser C 208 Alameda24460 Lec 07:30-08:50 TTh Sta! F 200 Laney20426 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Simon F 200 Laney

21193 Lec Polston ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]** 2 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS 3 UNITS "MICRO!ECONOMICS# Principles of micro-economics 23035 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Bajrami D 208 Alameda23733 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM W Smith P 207 Merritt22026 Lec 09:00-11:50 F Sta! BCC 051 Berkeley20427 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Simon F 202 Laney20428 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Simon F 200 Laney23036 Lec Bajrami ONLINE Alameda Lec 07:00-08:20 PM M C 105 01/25/2010 - 04/05/2010 Hybrid course: Classoom Lectures and Online

Component. Contact instructor at [email protected] for more infor-mation.

22426 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Prescott MOFFIT 102 Berkeley 102 Mo"tt Hall (Library), UC Berkeley.23040 Lec Bajrami ONLINE Alameda Online Course with 3 mandatory meetings on Wednesdays 1/27, 03/17

and 05/19 from 7-8:20PM in Room D119. Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more information.

20429 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Simon F 203 Laney23041 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Bajrami CV 213 Alameda23038 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Strosser C 113 Alameda

EDUCATION EDUC** 1 INTRODUCTION TO THE FIELD OF 3 UNITS EDUCATION Historical and sociological analysis of the education system and careers

in teaching 22027 Lec 03:45-05:05 PM MW Kane BCC 033 Berkeley

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY EDT* 4 DESIGNING CURRICULUM FOR 3 UNITS ONLINE INSTRUCTION Modi#cation of the curriculum design process for online instruction 24107 Lab Alexander ONLINE Merritt Lec ONLINE 02/01/2010 - 03/15/2010 Online class. Instructor’s email: alexalex3@

gmail.com. Mandatory orientation: Thursday, 1/28, 5-6pm, room P306* 5 CREATING MULTIMEDIA FOR ONLINE 3 UNITS CLASSES Creating multimedia content and objects for use in online course

management systems 24109 Lab Alexander ONLINE Merritt Lec ONLINE 03/29/2010 - 05/10/2010 Online class. Instructor’s email: alexalex3@

gmail.com. Mandatory orientation: Friday, 3/26, 5-6pm, room P306

ELECTRICITY/ELECTRONICS E/ET

TECHNOLOGY 202 FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRICITY FOR ECT 2 UNITS Introduction to basic concepts of electricity 20419 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM Th Hsu B 120 Laney Lec 07:00-08:20 PM Th B 130



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203 BASIC ELECTRICITY 3 UNITS Introduction to basic concepts of electricity 21803 Lab 06:30-07:50 PM TTh Weldon B 120 Laney Lec 05:30-06:20 PM TTh B 130 21847 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM MW Obolu B 120 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM MW B 120 204 TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS FOR 3 UNITS ELECTRICIANS Topics in mathematics with speci#c application to the Electrical/

Electronics industry 21804 Lec 04:00-05:20 PM TTh Weldon B 130 Laney (Career Advancement Academy)

21848 Lec 12:30-01:50 PM MW Obolu B 130 Laney (Career Advancement Academy) 206 CABLING TECHNICIAN 4 UNITS Various kinds of cables used in the telecommunication industry 21870 Lab 09:00-11:50 S Sullivan B 130 Laney Lec 06:00-07:50 PM F B 130 Lab 12:30-03:20 PM S B 130 207B NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE "NEC# 3 UNITS FOR ELECTRICIANS 2 Introduction to the second half of the current National Electrical Code 24572 Lec 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Weldon B 130 Laney 208 INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOVOLTAICS 3 UNITS Introduction to basic principles of photovoltaics 21806 Lab 05:00-06:20 PM MW Weldon B 120 Laney Lec 04:00-04:50 PM MW B 130 (Career Advancement Academy)

21850 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM MW Buhowsky B 120 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM TTh B 130 218 COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL WIRING 3 UNITS Commercial electrical wiring 21811 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM MW Weldon B 120 Laney Lec 06:30-07:20 PM MW B 130 221 MOTORS AND DRIVES 2 UNITS Introduction to the application of motors and drives used in commercial

and industrial refrigeration, air conditioning, heating and ventilation PREREQUISITE: ECT 11

20421 Lab 05:30-06:50 PM W Warhus B 120 Laney Lec 05:30-06:50 PM M B 130

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN EMT 210 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN ! BASIC 5 UNITS Basic training course covering all techniques of emergency medical

care considered within the responsibilities of the Emergency Medical Technician as well as all operational aspects of the job

23737 Lab 01:30-04:20 PM Th Simmons D 119 Merritt Lec 09:00-12:50 PM Th P 307 Prerequisite: Hlted 9 or Standard First Aid or equivalent; AND CPR for Profes-

sional Rescuer (Red Cross), or CPR per American Heart Association Guidelines 2000 for the Healthcare Provider, or ASHI CPR PRO*; AND Health clearances: Two recent TB skin tests by #rst class meeting (done within 6 months of beginning of class with veri#cation to be provided by last day to add classes for a term); and hepatitis B vaccine (completion of 2 of 3-shot series by last day to add classes for a term). AND Fee of $25 to the State Fire Marshall

23739 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM MW Sta! EMSOFD Merritt Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW EMSOFD Meets at EMS Oakland Fire Dept., 47 Clay Street, Oakland. Prerequisite:

Hlted 9 or Standard First Aid or equivalent; AND CPR for Professional Rescuer (Red Cross), or CPR per American Heart Association Guidelines 2000 for the Healthcare Provider, or ASHI CPR PRO*; AND Health clear-ances: Two recent TB skin tests by !rst class meeting (done within 6 months of beginning of class with veri!cation to be provided by last day to add classes for a term); and hepatitis B vaccine (completion of 2 of 3-shot

series by last day to add classes for a term). AND Fee of $25 to the State Fire Marshall

23741 Lab 08:00-09:20 PM TTh Gillis EMSOFD Merritt Lec 06:00-07:50 PM TTh EMSOFD Meets at EMS Oakland Fire Dept., 47 Clay Street, Oakland. Prerequisite:

Hlted 9 or Standard First Aid or equivalent; AND CPR for Professional Rescuer (Red Cross), or CPR per American Heart Association Guidelines 2000 for the Healthcare Provider, or ASHI CPR PRO*; AND Health clear-ances: Two recent TB skin tests by !rst class meeting (done within 6 months of beginning of class with veri!cation to be provided by last day to add classes for a term); and hepatitis B vaccine (completion of 2 of 3-shot series by last day to add classes for a term). AND Fee of $25 to the State Fire Marshall

ENGINEERING ENGIN** 35 ENGINEERING MECHANICS!STATICS 3 UNITS Vectorial treatment of principles of the static of particles and rigid

bodies PREREQUISITE: MATH 3C & PHYS 4A

20454 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM T Kawahara G 246 Laney** 77 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FOR 4 UNITS ENGINEERS USING MATLAB Introduction to computer programming techniques and the use of

MATLAB for solving computer-based engineering problems 21495 Lab 10:30-11:50 MW Abboud G 270 Laney Lec 09:00-10:20 MW G 270

ENGLISH ENGL** 1A COMPOSITION AND READING 4 UNITS Reading and writing expository prose PREREQUISITE: ENGL 201B OR ESL 21B OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES

ASSESSMENT PROCESS

23043 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWTh Sabir D 206 Alameda20455 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Harker G 207 Laney23742 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Foster A 211 Merritt22495 Lec Wozniak ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected]. See the English

Department website for the topic of this section.

23743 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM TTh Green A 215 Merritt22029 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM Th Sandel EVANS 4 Berkeley 4 Evans Hall, UC Berkeley. See the English Department website for the

topic of this section.

20456 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Weidenbach B 265 Laney23044 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWTh Sabir D 205 Alameda23045 Lec Chan ONLINE Alameda Lec 10:00-11:50 W D 208 Hybrid Class: 50% online and 50% in class meeting. Please contact instructor

at [email protected] for more course information.

20457 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Siegal F 202 Laney22030 Lec 03:15-05:05 PM TTh Coleman BCC 051 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

23744 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MW Johnson A 137 Merritt23748 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Meneses A 217 Merritt22031 Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh Somer BCC 316 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

20458 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Robledo G 211 Laney23046 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW Williams D 205 Alameda20459 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MW Robledo B 256 Laney22032 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM M Lentricchia BCC 032 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

23745 Lec 09:00-10:50 TTh Douglas P 204 Merritt22033 Lec 01:15-03:05 PM TTh Paige BCC 316 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.


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20460 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Goldstein E 202A Laney23048 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW Williams D 208 Alameda23049 Lec 11:00-11:50 MTWTh Rubin C 213 Alameda20461 Lec 08:30-10:20 TTh Robledo G 207 Laney22034 Lec 03:30-05:20 PM MW Sta! BCC 316 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

23746 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Johnson A 137 Merritt23775 Lec Skapura ONLINE Merritt Online course. Mandatory orientation: Friday, 1/22, 5-6:25pm, room

D178. HTTP://voyager.dvc.edu/faculty/nskapura/m.html

22035 Lec 01:15-03:05 PM MW Ross BCC 032 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

20462 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM TTh Sta! B 256 Laney20463 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM Th Sta! B 253 Laney22036 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Ross BCC 315 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

23747 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MW Gonzalez-Santana D 137 Merritt Recommended for Puente students Phase II23749 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Goldweber A 211 Merritt Lec 12:30-03:50 PM S A 211 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W A 211 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 Meets 1/23-3/17 on Wed & Sat. No class 2/13.

22037 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Hausman BCC 316 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.20464 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM W Harker B 257 Laney20465 Lec 08:30-10:20 TTh Sta! G 130 Laney22437 Lec Sta! Berkeley Lec 11:00-12:50 PM S BCC 313 Hybrid class, meets 11-12:50pm every other Saturday, remaining 2 hours/

wk online. See the English Department website for the topic of this section.23784 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Sta! A 211 Merritt Lec 12:30-02:50 PM S A 211 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W A 211 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 Meets 3/20-5/19 on Wed & Sat. No class 4/7 &

10.22038 Lec 09:00-12:50 PM S Ebron BCC 315 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

20466 Lec 12:00-01:50 PM MW Lemley B 264 Laney20467 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM TTh Siegal G 211 Laney22039 Lec Wozniak HYBRID Berkeley Lec 06:00-09:50 PM W BCC 313 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Hybrid class, meets every 4th Wednesday,

beginning 1/27/10; remaining hours online. See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

22040 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Hausman BCC 316 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

20468 Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh Benjamin F 201 Laney (PUENTE) See Loretta Hernandez in room Tower 305.

22041 Lec 08:00-09:50 TTh Lentricchia BCC 316 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.24738 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Sta! BCC TBA Berkeley 02/09/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Tues, 2/09/10.20470 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM M Lemley B 252 Laney21826 Lec 01:00-03:15 PM TTh Sta! F 205 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010 ** 1B COMPOSITION AND READING 4 UNITS Continued expository writing PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

23051 Lec 01:30-03:20 PM TTh Williams C 211 Alameda23102 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWTh Scha!er D 208 Alameda

20471 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Correa B 266 Laney22042 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Moniz BCC TBA Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

23750 Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh Johnson A 211 Merritt23751 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Foster A 211 Merritt22043 Lec 01:15-03:05 PM TTh Wozniak BCC 053 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

20472 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Lemley B 256 Laney22044 Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh Wozniak BCC 034 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.23097 Lec Sta! ONLINE Alameda Online course; Please visit http://alameda.peralta.edu for more information.23783 Lec Foster ONLINE Merritt Online course. instructor’s email: [email protected]. Mandatory

orientation: Thursday, 1/21, 7-9pm, A211.

22045 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Kane BCC 311 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

20474 Lec 08:30-10:20 TTh Siegal B 253 Laney24116 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM W Weindenbach B 266 Laney22438 Lec Mantzaris HYBRID Berkeley Lec 06:00-09:50 PM W BCC 311 02/03/2010 - 05/28/2010 Hybrid class, meets every 4th Wednesday,

6-9:50pm, Room 313, beginning 2/03/10; remaining hours online. See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

21196 Lec 01:00-03:15 PM TTh Robledo B 252 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010 22439 Lec Kostoulas HYBRID Berkeley Lec 11:00-12:50 PM S BCC 316 Hybrid class, meets every other Saturday, 11-12:50pm, remaining hours

online. See the English Department website for the topic of this section.22496 Lec Mantzaris ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected]. See the English

Department website for the topic of this section.22715 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM M Niemann BCC 316 Berkeley Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to enroll. See the English

Department website for the topic of this section.22720 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM Th Leigh BCC 315 Berkeley Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to enroll. See the English

Department website for the topic of this section.22559 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM Th Kostoulas BCC TBA Berkeley 02/04/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Thurs, 2/04/10.** 5 CRITICAL THINKING IN READING AND 3 UNITS WRITING Development of the ability to analyze, criticize and advocate ideas PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

23054 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Williams C 212 Alameda23752 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Gonzalez-Santana D 137 Merritt22046 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M Moniz BCC 031 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.20475 Lec 08:30-09:50 MW Sta! B 264 Laney22047 Lec 01:15-02:35 PM MW Moniz BCC 034 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.23753 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Hart D 166 Merritt20476 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Sta! B 257 Laney23055 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Leonard C 210 Alameda23056 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Leonard C 212 Alameda20477 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Siegal B 257 Laney23754 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Weiner P 207 Merritt22048 Lec 04:15-05:35 PM TTh Paige BCC 031 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.



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22049 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Hoshida BCC 031 Berkeley See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

23755 Lec 08:00-09:20 TTh Johnson A 211 Merritt20478 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Sta! E 202B Laney20479 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Correa B 253 Laney23776 Lec Skapura ONLINE Merritt Online course. Mandatory orientation: Friday, 1/22, 6:30-7:50pm, room

D178. http://voyager.dvc.edu/faculty/nskapura/m.html

23058 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Sa"r C 208 Alameda22050 Lec Nicolas HYBRID Berkeley Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W BCC TBA 02/10/2010 - 05/28/2010 Hybrid class, meets every 4th Wednesday, 6:30-

9:20pm, beginning 2/10/10; remaining hours online. See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

22440 Lec Nicolas HYBRID Berkeley Lec 11:00-12:20 PM S BCC 312 Hybrid class, meets every other Saturday, 11-12:20pm, remaining hours

online. See the English Department website for the topic of this section.23756 Lec 09:00-12:15 PM S Sta! A 217 Merritt Lec 06:00-09:15 PM W A 217 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 Meets 3/20-5/19 Wed and Sat. No class 4/7 &

10.

20481 Lec 08:00-08:50 MWF Sta! B 257 Laney23098 Lec Sta! ONLINE Alameda Online course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more

information.22497 Lec Hoshida ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected] See the English

Department website for the topic of this section.

22682 Lec 02:45-04:05 PM TTh Lispi BCC 054 Berkeley Part of Global Studies Program. See a counselor to enroll. Must co-enroll in

History 7B, code 24205 (Instr Fischer). See the English Department website for the topic of this section.

20482 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Sta! B 257 Laney20483 Lec 12:00-01:20 PM MW Correa AC 110 Laney22798 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM W Lebo-Planas BCC TBA Berkeley 02/10/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Wed, 2/10/10.

20484 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Sta! B 264 Laney21699 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Sta! A 140 Laney** 10A CREATIVE WRITING 3 UNITS Writing #ction, poetry, and drama PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

20485 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Weindenbach B 256 Laney20486 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Graves B 256 Laney** 10B CREATIVE WRITING 3 UNITS Continuation of writing #ction, poetry, and drama PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

20487 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Weindenbach B 256 Laney22654 Lec 04:15-05:35 PM MW Smith BCC 031 Berkeley20488 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Graves B 256 Laney** 12 FILM: THE TWENTIETH CENTURY MEDIUM 3 UNITS Film as a contemporary medium and a means of communication 24117 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM T Goldstein Laney** 17A SHAKESPEARE 3 UNITS Study of selected works of Shakespeare. PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

22656 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Schwartz BCC 031 Berkeley** 17B SHAKESPEARE 3 UNITS Continued study of selected works of Shakespeare. PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

22657 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Schwartz BCC 031 Berkeley

** 20 INTRODUCTION TO DRAMATIC LITERATURE 3 UNITS Survey of history and literature of the theater focusing on major theatri-

cal periods PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

22716 Lec Niemann HYBRID Berkeley Lec 05:30-06:00 PM M BCC 316 Designed for PACE; hybrid class, meets .5 hrs/week in class, 2.5 hrs/wk

online.22717 Lec Leigh HYBRID Berkeley Lec 05:30-06:00 PM Th BCC 315 Designed for PACE; hybrid class, meets .5 hrs/week in class, 2.5 hrs/wk

online.** 31 SURVEY OF AFRICAN!AMERICAN 3 UNITS LITERATURE Major works in African-American literature PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

21498 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Harker B 265 Laney** 70B TRANSFORMING AUTOBIOGRAPHY 3 UNITS INTO CREATIVE WRITING Autobiographical writing techniques 22655 Lec 04:15-05:35 PM MW Smith BCC 031 Berkeley** 71B INTRODUCTION TO FICTION WRITING 3 UNITS Continuation of introductory #ction writing techniques PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

22658 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM T Webb NBCC Berkeley North Berkeley Community Center, 1901 Hearst Ave.24322 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F Somer BCC 311 Berkeley** 72B INTERMEDIATE FICTION WRITING 3 UNITS Continuation of intermediate #ction writing PREREQUISITE: ENGL 71A OR 71B

22659 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM T Webb NBCC Berkeley North Berkeley Community Center, 1901 Hearst Ave.24323 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F Somer BCC 311 Berkeley

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** 73B INTENSIVE FICTION WRITING 3 UNITS Continuation of intensive #ction writing PREREQUISITE: ENGL 72A OR 72B

22660 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM T Webb NBCC Berkeley North Berkeley Community Center, 1901 Hearst Ave.24324 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F Somer BCC 311 Berkeley* 74 FICTION: SPECIAL PROJECTS 3 UNITS Advanced #ction writing PREREQUISITE: ENGL 73A & 73B

22052 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM T Webb NBCC Berkeley North Berkeley Community Center, 1901 Hearst Ave.24325 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F Somer BCC 311 Berkeley** 85A LITERATURE IN ENGLISH THROUGH MILTON 4 UNITS Introduction to English literature of the Middle Ages and Renaissance PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

22053 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Lebo-Planas BCC 031 Berkeley Ful!lls lower division requirement for UCB English major.** 85B LITERATURE IN ENGLISH: 4 UNITS LATE 17TH THRU MID!19TH CENTURY Introduction to English literature of the late seventeenth through mid-

nineteenth century PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

22054 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Lowood BCC 033 Berkeley Ful!lls lower division requirement for UCB English major.** 85C LITERATURE IN ENGLISH: 4 UNITS MID!19TH THRU THE 20TH CENTURY Introduction to English literature of the mid-nineteenth through

twentieth century PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

22055 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM Th Pursley BCC 033 Berkeley Ful!lls lower division requirement for UCB English major.** 86 INTRODUCTION TO PLAYWRITING 3 UNITS AND SCREENWRITING Introduction to playwriting and screenwriting PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

22056 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Webb BCC 316 Berkeley** 87 INTERMEDIATE PLAYWRITING AND 3 UNITS SCREENWRITING Intermediate playwriting and screenwriting 22057 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Webb BCC 316 Berkeley** 88 INTENSIVE PLAYWRITING AND 3 UNITS SCREENWRITING Intensive playwriting and screenwriting 22058 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Webb BCC 316 Berkeley* 89 PLAYWRITING AND SCREENWRITING: 3 UNITS SPECIAL PROJECTS Advanced playwriting and screenwriting 22059 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Webb BCC 316 Berkeley** 91B INTRODUCTION TO POETRY WRITING 3 UNITS Continuation of introductory poetry writing PREREQUISITE: ENGL 1A

22721 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Coleman WHEELR 130 Berkeley 130 Wheeler Hall, UC Berkeley.** 92B INTERMEDIATE POETRY WRITING 3 UNITS Continuation of intermediate poetry writing PREREQUISITE: ENGL 91A OR 91B

22722 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Coleman WHEELR 130 Berkeley 130 Wheeler Hall, UC Berkeley.

** 93B INTENSIVE POETRY WRITING 3 UNITS Continuation of intensive poetry writing PREREQUISITE: ENGL 92A OR 92B

22723 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Coleman WHEELR 130 Berkeley 130 Wheeler Hall, UC Berkeley.* 94 POETRY: SPECIAL PROJECTS 3 UNITS Advanced poetry writing PREREQUISITE: ENGL 93A & 93B

22060 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Coleman WHEELR 130 Berkeley 130 Wheeler Hall, UC Berkeley.* 101A INTEGRATED COMPOSITION STUDIES 2 UNITS English composition, grammar, and basic writing skills. 22061 Lec 05:00-06:50 PM W Coleman BCC 034 Berkeley Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to enroll.

22749 Lec 02:30-03:30 PM MW Sta! BCC TBA Berkeley 02/08/2010 - 05/28/2010 Persist Program class; starts Mon, 2/08/10. Location

TBA.* 101B INTEGRATED COMPOSITION STUDIES 2 UNITS Continuation of English composition, grammar, and basic writing

skills. 22713 Lec 05:00-06:50 PM Th Roman BCC 055 Berkeley Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to enroll. 201A PREPARATION FOR COMPOSITION 4 UNITS AND READING Introduction to college-level reading and writing of expository prose PREREQUISITE: ENGL 250D/267B OR 252B OR 259D/269B OR 292B OR 292EB OR PLACE$

MENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES WRITING ASSESSMENT PROCESS, AND ENGL 251D/268B OR 252B OR 259D/269B OR 293B OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES READING ASSESSMENT PROCESS

23064 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWTh Rubin D 229 Alameda20489 Lec 07:00-08:50 PM MW Sta! B 253 Laney Career Advancement Academy—Renewable Energy #1 Cohort23760 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Hairston D 166 Merritt24607 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Sta! A 204 Laney Gateway to College

22062 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Banks BCC 311 Berkeley22063 Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh Brooks BCC 311 Berkeley23761 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Drinnon A 217 Merritt20490 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Sta! B 253 Laney23065 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWTh Rubin D 229 Alameda23071 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTWTh Rubin D 205 Alameda20491 Lec 08:30-10:20 TTh Sta! B 265 Laney22064 Lec 01:15-03:05 PM MW Hoshida BCC 316 Berkeley22065 Lec 01:15-03:05 PM TTh Brooks BCC 311 Berkeley23762 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MW Drinnon A 217 Merritt23066 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Sabir D 229 Alameda23067 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW Sabir A 213 Alameda22066 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Koelle BCC TBA Berkeley22067 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM Th Sta! BCC TBA Berkeley20492 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Sta! E 256 Laney20493 Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh Graves E 255B Laney (Recommended that students also enroll in ENGL 253, code 20976) (For

UBAKA)

23763 Lec 09:00-10:50 TTh Strang D 166 Merritt22683 Lec 08:00-09:50 TTh Angevine BCC 031 Berkeley23068 Lec 01:30-03:20 PM TTh Nelson D 205 Alameda23069 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM TTh Scha!er D 205 Alameda22793 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Banks BCC 031 Berkeley



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20494 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MW Weindenbach B 257 Laney20495 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW Mullen E 202B Laney23779 Lec 10:00-12:20 PM MW Sta! P 207 Merritt 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 23070 Lec 09:00-12:50 PM S Sta! D 204 Alameda24765 Lec 10:30-12:20 PM MW Sheibani L 202E Alameda For students participating in the Adelante Student Success Program: Students

must also register for COUN 24 class (25426).

24766 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Lewis CV 225 Alameda For students participating in the Amandla Student Success Program: Stu-

dents must also register for COUN 24 class (24525).20497 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM M Sta! B 256 Laney20498 Lec 08:30-12:50 PM F Sta! E 256 Laney 02/05/2010 - 05/28/2010

24767 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Zilka CV 213 Alameda For students participating in the Asian Paci#c American Student Success

Program: Students must also register for COUN 24 (24524).20499 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Sta! E 255B Laney21700 Lec 05:30-09:50 PM W Sta! B 252 Laney 02/03/2010 - 05/26/2010

21751 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW Fuller B 256 Laney For Laney Educational/After-school Pathways (LEAP)

21765 Lec 12:00-01:50 PM TTh Sta! F 200 Laney Career Advacement Academy —Biomanufacturing cohort.

21767 Lec 08:30-10:20 TTh Sta! B 153 Laney For Career Advancement Academy — Machine Tech Cohort

21842 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Sta! B 265 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010 201B PREPARATION FOR COMPOSITION 4 UNITS AND READING Continuation of college-level reading and writing of expository prose PREREQUISITE: ENGL 201A

23072 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWTh Rubin D 229 Alameda20500 Lec 07:00-08:50 PM MW Sta! B 253 Laney Career Advancement Academy—Renewable Energy #1 Cohort

21766 Lec 12:00-01:50 PM TTh Sta! F 200 Laney Career Advancement Academy—Renewable Energy #2

22068 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Banks BCC 311 Berkeley23764 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Hairston D 166 Merritt23765 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Drinnon A 217 Merritt22069 Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh Brooks BCC 311 Berkeley20501 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Sta! B 253 Laney23073 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWTh Rubin D 229 Alameda For students participating in the Asian Paci#c American Student Success

Program: Students must also register for COUN 24 (24524).

23108 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTWTh Rubin D 205 Alameda22070 Lec 01:15-03:05 PM MW Hoshida BCC 316 Berkeley20502 Lec 08:30-10:20 TTh Sta! B 265 Laney23766 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MW Drinnon A 217 Merritt22071 Lec 01:15-03:05 PM TTh Brooks BCC 311 Berkeley23074 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Sabir D 229 Alameda23075 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW Sabir A 213 Alameda22072 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Koelle BCC TBA Berkeley20504 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Sta! E 255B Laney20505 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Sta! E 256 Laney22073 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM Th Sta! BCC TBA Berkeley22684 Lec 08:00-09:50 TTh Angevine BCC 031 Berkeley20506 Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh Graves E 255B Laney (Recommended that students also enroll in ENGL 253, code 20976) (For UBAKA)

23767 Lec 09:00-10:50 TTh Strang D 166 Merritt23076 Lec 01:30-03:20 PM TTh Nelson D 205 Alameda23077 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM TTh Scha!er D 205 Alameda20507 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MW Weindenbach B 257 Laney22783 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Banks BCC 031 Berkeley20508 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW Mullen E 202B Laney23780 Lec 10:00-12:20 PM MW Sta! P 207 Merritt 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 23078 Lec 09:00-12:50 PM S Sta! D 204 Alameda24768 Lec 10:30-12:20 PM MW Sheibani L 202E Alameda For students participating in the Adelante Student Success Program: Students

must also register for COUN 24 (24526).

24769 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Lewis CV 225 Alameda For students participating in the Amandla Student Success Program: Stu-

dents must also register for COUN 24 class (24525).20510 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM M Sta! B 256 Laney24770 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Zilka CV 213 Alameda For students participating in the Asian Paci#c American Student Success

Program: Students must also register for COUN 24 (24524).20512 Lec 05:30-09:50 PM W Sta! B 252 Laney 02/03/2010 - 05/26/2010

20503 Lec 08:30-12:50 PM F Sta! E 256 Laney 02/05/2010 - 05/28/2010

21752 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW Fuller B 256 Laney For Laney Educational/After-school Pathways (LEAP)

21768 Lec 08:30-10:20 TTh Sta! B 153 Laney For Career Advancement Academy

21843 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Sta! B 265 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010

24608 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Sta! A 204 Laney Gateway to College 206A ENGLISH GRAMMAR 3 UNITS Review of basic principles of grammar 20513 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Sta! B 266 Laney 208C WRITING WORKSHOP 1 UNIT Individualized instruction in writing 24542 Lab 10:30-11:50 F Lowood BCC 313 Berkeley Lec 10:00-10:30 F BCC 313 02/05/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Fri, 2/05/10.

24544 Lab 01:30-02:50 PM F Kostoulas BCC 313 Berkeley Lec 01:00-01:30 PM F BCC 313 02/05/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Fri, 2/05/10.24546 Lab 06:30-07:50 PM M Lowood BCC 313 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:30 PM M BCC 313 02/08/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Mon, 2/08/10.

24548 Lab 04:30-05:50 PM W Lowood BCC 313 Berkeley Lec 04:00-04:30 PM W BCC 313 02/10/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Wed, 2/10/10. 210A CREATIVE WRITING 3 UNITS Writing #ction, poetry, and drama 20514 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Weindenbach B 256 Laney20515 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Graves B 256 Laney 210B CREATIVE WRITING 3 UNITS Continuation of writing #ction, poetry, and drama 20516 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Weindenbach B 256 Laney20517 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Graves B 256 Laney


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211 INTRODUCTION TO CRITICAL THINKING 3 UNITS Development of the ability to analyze, criticize and advocate ideas 23081 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Williams C 212 Alameda23082 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Leonard C 210 Alameda23083 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Leonard C 212 Alameda23100 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Sa"r C 208 Alameda 217A SHAKESPEARE 3 UNITS Study of selected works of Shakespeare. 22661 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Schwartz BCC 031 Berkeley 231 SURVEY OF AFRICAN!AMERICAN 3 UNITS LITERATURE Major works in African-American literature 21499 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Harker B 265 Laney 252A INTEGRATED READING AND WRITING 4 UNITS Preparation in combined reading and writing instruction to ensure

success in college 23771 Lec 09:00-10:50 TTh Gonzalez-Santana D 137 Merritt23772 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MW Elliott D 209 Merritt Part of the AAA Learning Community. Students who enroll in this class must

also enroll in COUN 224, 9-12pm, Fri, code 24668.

23781 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Sta! D 166 Merritt23785 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW Cassia D 166 Merritt 252B INTEGRATED READING AND WRITING 4 UNITS Continuation of ENGL 252A with further preparation in combined

reading and writing instruction to ensure success in college PREREQUISITE: ENGL 252A

23773 Lec 09:00-10:50 TTh Gonzalez-Santana D 137 Merritt23774 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MW Elliott D 209 Merritt23782 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Sta! D 166 Merritt23786 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW Cassia D 166 Merritt 253 COMPUTER ASSISTED COMPOSITION 0.5!1 UNIT Introduction to writing using the computer 20976 Lab 08:30-09:50 TTh Graves B 260 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 (Open entry/open exit) (27 term hours for 0.5 unit of credit) 258A WRITING WORKSHOP 1 UNIT Individualized instruction in writing 24653 Lab 04:30-05:50 PM W Sta! D 180 Merritt Lec 04:00-04:30 PM W D 180 24659 Lab 12:30-01:50 PM F Sta! D 180 Merritt Lec 12:00-12:30 PM F D 180 258B WRITING WORKSHOP 1 UNIT Individualized instruction in writing 24655 Lab 04:30-05:50 PM W Sta! D 180 Merritt Lec 04:00-04:30 PM W D 180 24661 Lab 12:30-01:50 PM F Sta! D 180 Merritt Lec 12:00-12:30 PM F D 180 258C WRITING WORKSHOP 1 UNIT Individualized instruction in writing 24550 Lab 10:30-11:50 F Lowood BCC 313 Berkeley Lec 10:00-10:30 F BCC 313 02/05/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Fri, 2/05/10.

24552 Lab 01:30-02:50 PM F Kostoulas BCC 313 Berkeley Lec 01:00-01:30 PM F BCC 313 02/05/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Fri, 2/05/10.24554 Lab 06:30-07:50 PM M Lowood BCC 313 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:30 PM M BCC 313 02/08/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Mon, 2/08/10.

24556 Lab 04:30-05:50 PM W Lowood BCC 313 Berkeley Lec 04:00-04:30 PM W BCC 313 02/10/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Wed, 2/10/10. 258D WRITING WORKSHOP 1 UNIT Individualized instruction in writing 24657 Lab 04:30-05:50 PM W Sta! D 180 Merritt Lec 04:00-04:30 PM W D 180 24663 Lab 12:30-01:50 PM F Sta! D 180 Merritt Lec 12:00-12:30 PM F D 180 267A BASIC WRITING 1!3 UNITS Review of writing skills 23085 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Chan D 204 Alameda23086 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Leonard D 208 Alameda23788 Lec 06:45-08:35 PM M Ovenden A 214 Merritt23087 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Smith D 205 Alameda20520 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Sta! E 201A Laney21701 Lec 02:40-04:15 PM TTh Sta! B 266 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010

21707 Lec 01:00-02:35 PM MW Sta! B 265 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/26/2010

23088 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Sta! C 210 Alameda 267B BASIC WRITING 1!3 UNITS Continuation of ENGL 267A with further review of writing skills PREREQUISITE: ENGL 267A OR %250A$C&

23089 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Leonard D 208 Alameda23789 Lec 06:45-08:35 PM M Ovenden A 214 Merritt23090 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Chan D 204 Alameda23091 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Smith D 205 Alameda20523 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Sta! E 201A Laney21702 Lec 02:40-04:15 PM TTh Sta! B 266 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010

21708 Lec 01:00-02:35 PM MW Sta! B 265 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/26/2010

23092 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Sta! C 210 Alameda 268A BASIC READING 1!3 UNITS Practice in techniques to improve basic reading skills 23093 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Sa"r C 109 Alameda20524 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Graves B 252 Laney23094 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Leonard D 205 Alameda21709 Lec 01:00-02:35 PM TTh Graves B 266 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010

24701 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Talbot E 202B Laney (Learning Skills Program) Referral from Disability Resource Center, E251,

recommended. 268B BASIC READING 1!3 UNITS Continuation of ENGL 268A with further practice in techniques to

improve basic reading skills PREREQUISITE: ENGL 268A OR %251A$C&

23095 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Leonard D 205 Alameda20525 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Graves B 252 Laney23096 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Sa"r C 109 Alameda21710 Lec 01:00-02:35 PM TTh Graves B 266 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010

24702 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Talbot E 202B Laney (Learning Skills Program) Referral from Disability Resource Center, E251,

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269A FOUNDATIONS IN READING AND WRITING 6 UNITS Foundations in reading and writing to prepare students for success in

college 24609 Lec 09:00-11:50 MW Sta! A 203 Laney Gateway to College

22090 Lec 09:00-11:50 MW Hoshida BCC 313 Berkeley24744 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MWF Nelson C 109 Alameda Class number 24744 is reserved for East Bay Career Advancement Academy

students with max enrllment of 15 students.

20526 Lec 09:00-10:50 MWF Wilson B 252 Laney24747 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MWF Nelson C 109 Alameda22091 Lec 09:00-11:50 TTh Moniz BCC 313 Berkeley20527 Lec 09:00-11:50 TTh Sta! B 252 Laney20528 Lec 10:00-11:50 MWF Sta! F 201 Laney22092 Lec 01:15-04:00 PM MW Smith BCC 313 Berkeley Career Advancement Academy course.

24759 Lec 10:30-12:20 PM MWF Sheibani L 202E Alameda For students participating in the Adelante Student Success Program: Students


24760 Lec 10:00-11:50 MWF Lewis CV 225 Alameda For students participating in the Amandla Student Success Program: Stu-

dents must also register for COUN 224 class (24382).

22093 Lec 01:15-04:00 PM TTh Smith BCC 313 Berkeley20529 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MWF Mullen B 252 Laney20530 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM MW Sta! B 252 Laney22094 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM TTh Seneferu BCC 313 Berkeley24761 Lec 09:00-10:50 MWF Zilka CV 213 Alameda For students participating in the Asian Paci#c American Student Success

Program: Students must also register for COUN 224 class (24381).24367 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM MW Lispi BCC TBA Berkeley24739 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM TWTh Crossman BCC TBA Berkeley 02/09/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Tues, 2/09/10.20531 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM TTh Sta! B 256 Laney20532 Lec 01:00-04:20 PM TTh Sta! AC 110 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010

21703 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM MW Sta! A 120 Laney (East Bay Career Advancement Academy)21704 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM MW Sta! F 205 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/26/2010 269B FOUNDATIONS IN READING AND WRITING 6 UNITS Continuation of ENGL 269A with further study in reading and writing

strategies to prepare students for success in college PREREQUISITE: ENGL 269A OR %251A$C&

20533 Lec 09:00-10:50 MWF Wilson B 252 Laney24610 Lec 09:00-11:50 MW Sta! A 203 Laney Gateway to College

24745 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MWF Nelson C 109 Alameda Class number 24745 is reserved for East Bay Career Advancement Academy

students with max enrllment of 15 students.

22756 Lec 09:00-11:50 MW Hoshida BCC 313 Berkeley22757 Lec 09:00-11:50 TTh Moniz BCC 313 Berkeley24746 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MWF Nelson C 109 Alameda20534 Lec 09:00-11:50 TTh Sta! B 252 Laney20535 Lec 10:00-11:50 MWF Sta! F 201 Laney24762 Lec 10:30-12:20 PM MWF Sheibani L 202E Alameda For students participating in the Adelante Student Success Program: Students


22758 Lec 01:15-04:00 PM MW Smith BCC 313 Berkeley Career Advancement Academy course.

22759 Lec 01:15-04:00 PM TTh Smith BCC 313 Berkeley

24763 Lec 10:00-11:50 MWF Lewis CV 225 Alameda For students participating in the Amandla Student Success Program: Stu-

dents must also register for COUN 224 class (24382).20536 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MWF Mullen B 252 Laney20537 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM MW Sta! B 252 Laney24764 Lec 09:00-10:50 MWF Zilka CV 213 Alameda For students participating in the Asian Paci#c American Student Success

Program: Students must also register for COUN 224 class (24381).22760 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM TTh Seneferu BCC 313 Berkeley24368 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM MW Lispi BCC TBA Berkeley24740 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM TWTh Crossman BCC TBA Berkeley 02/09/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Tues, 2/09/10.20538 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM TTh Sta! B 256 Laney21372 Lec 01:00-04:20 PM TTh Sta! AC 110 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010 21705 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM MW Sta! A 120 Laney (East Bay Career Advancement Academy)21706 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM MW Sta! F 205 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/26/2010 270 THE WRITING CENTER 0.5!3 UNITS One-on-one assistance with any writing-related problem, project, or

assignment in any discipline. 23099 Lab Sta! Alameda 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 For English tutoring, go to the 2nd %oor of COA

Library; Course for special project only; Open Entry/Open Exit; MTWTH 9-7PM and F 9-2PM.

280 0.5!3 UNITS23778 Lab Greenside D 187 Merritt 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open entry/exit. Students attend 27 total hours

lab for each half unit. Meets 9:00AM - 7:00PM on Monday - Thursday and 9:00AM - 3:00PM on Friday.

290 INTRODUCTION TO WRITING 1!3 UNITS "PROJECT BRIDGE I# Introduction to composing, structuring, and editing 20539 Lec 02:30-03:50 PM TTh Mullen E 204 Laney See Project Bridge entry for entire program—5 courses required. Call 464-

3411 for more information.20977 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Watkins E 256 Laney Night Bridge. See Project Bridge entry. Call 464-3411 for more information. 291 INTRODUCTION TO READING 1!3 UNITS "PROJECT BRIDGE I# Improving basic reading skills 20540 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Mullen E 204 Laney See Project Bridge entry for entire program—5 courses required. Call 464-

3411 for more information. 292A INTRO TO COLLEGE LEVEL WRITING 1!3 UNITS "PROJECT BRIDGE II# Introduction to college writing 20541 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Wilson E 200 Laney See Project Bridge entry for entire program—6 courses required. Call 464-

3411 for more information. 292B INTRO TO COLLEGE LEVEL WRITING 1!3 UNITS "PROJECT BRIDGE II# Continuation of ENGL 292A 20542 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Wilson E 200 Laney See Project Bridge entry for entire program—6 courses required. Call 464-

3411 for more information.20978 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Watkins E 256 Laney Night Bridge. See Project Bridge entry. Call 464-3411 for more information. 293A INTRO TO COLLEGE LEVEL READING 1!3 UNITS "PROJECT BRIDGE II# Introduction to reading required in college courses 20543 Lec 02:30-03:50 PM TTh Lemley E 200 Laney See Project Bridge entry for entire program—6 courses required. Call 464-

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293B INTRO TO COLLEGE LEVEL READING 1!3 UNITS "PROJECT BRIDGE II# Continuation of ENGL 293A 20544 Lec 02:30-03:50 PM TTh Lemley E 200 Laney See Project Bridge entry for entire program—6 courses required. Call 464-

3411 for more information.

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE ESL** 21A WRITING 5 "COMPOSITION/READING# 5 UNITS Advanced level of writing PREREQUISITE: ESL 201B OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTPLE$MEASURES ASSESSMENT

PROCESS

23113 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Shashinda D 207 Alameda23146 Lec 08:00-12:50 PM S Garcia C 109 Alameda23148 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Sta! C 209 Alameda20545 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Macedo F 205 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 F F 205 21711 Lec 12:00-01:50 PM MWF Macedo G 206 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/28/2010

22095 Lec 09:45-12:05 PM MW Winer BCC 032 Berkeley22441 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM TTh Chung BCC 311 Berkeley20546 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Ikeda G 246 Laney Lec 10:00-10:50 F G 246 20547 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Bradley-King E 255B Laney20548 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Khanna B 253 Laney20549 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM MW Cramer Laney** 21B WRITING 6 "COMPOSITION/READING# 5 UNITS High advanced level of reading and writing PREREQUISITE: ESL 21A OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESSMENT

PROCESS

23114 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTWThF Ulrey C 211 Alameda23147 Lec 08:00-12:50 PM S Garcia C 109 Alameda23149 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Sta! C 209 Alameda20550 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Agard E 200 Laney Lec 10:00-10:50 F F 170B Class may also meet in F170B on Friday..

22442 Lec 09:45-12:05 PM MW Leung BCC 057 Berkeley24455 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM TTh Robinson BCC TBA Berkeley20551 Lec 08:00-10:20 TTh Wong E 201B Laney21198 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Brooks E 204 Laney24611 Lec 01:00-03:00 PM MWF Sta! A 273 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/28/2010 * 23 READING 5 4 UNITS Advanced level of reading for students planning to take ENGL 1A PREREQUISITE: ESL 203B OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

20552 Lec 08:30-10:20 TTh Ellman E 211 Laney24456 Lec 03:00-04:50 PM MW Seery BCC TBA Berkeley 200A SPEAKING 3 5 UNITS Low intermediate level of speaking PREREQUISITE: ESL 250B OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

23115 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Slattery CV-224 Alameda22096 Lec 09:30-11:50 TTh Rosen"eld BCC 033 Berkeley22687 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM TTh Brion BCC 216 Berkeley23116 Lec 08:00-12:50 PM S Lambden C 208 Alameda20554 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Robinson E 204 Laney20555 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Sandoval E 255B Laney20556 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Tiemroth-Zavala D 107 Laney Lec 10:00-10:50 F D 107

21346 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Tiemroth-Zavala B 265 Laney 200B SPEAKING 4 5 UNITS High intermediate level of speaking PREREQUISITE: ESL 200A OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

23117 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Ferrero-Castaneda C 211 Alameda22097 Lec 09:30-11:50 TTh Rosen"eld BCC 033 Berkeley20557 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM MW Nicholson E 202A Laney20558 Lec 08:00-10:20 TTh Acker B 266 Laney22098 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM TTh Brion BCC 216 Berkeley23118 Lec 08:00-12:50 PM S Lambden C 208 Alameda 200C SPEAKING 5 "ACADEMIC SPEAKING SKILLS# 5 UNITS Continuation of high intermediate level of spoken American English PREREQUISITE: ESL 200B OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

20559 Lec 10:00-11:35 MWF Panitch B 253 Laney22099 Lec 09:00-11:20 TTh Brion BCC 057 Berkeley 201A WRITING 3 5 UNITS Low intermediate level of writing PREREQUISITE: ESL 251B OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MUJLTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

23119 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Ferrero-Castaneda C 211 Alameda20560 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Ratnam E 211 Laney22100 Lec 09:45-12:05 PM MW Seery BCC 015 Berkeley22101 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM TTh Park BCC 316 Berkeley20561 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Yasue B 265 Laney Lec 10:00-10:50 F B 265 23120 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Sta! C 210 Alameda23121 Lec 08:00-12:50 PM S Ng D 208 Alameda20562 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Zetlan E 256 Laney21199 Lec 07:45-10:20 TTh Boardman E 202A Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010 201B WRITING 4 5 UNITS High intermediate level of writing PREREQUISITE: ESL 201A OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASUERS ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

23122 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Sta! C 210 Alameda20563 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Hunt B 266 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 F B 266 22102 Lec 09:45-12:05 PM MW Lebo-Planas BCC 054 Berkeley22103 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM TTh Lebo-Planas BCC TBA Berkeley20564 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Sta! TH 426 Laney Lec 10:00-10:50 F TH 426 23123 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Popal C 210 Alameda23124 Lec 08:00-12:50 PM S Ng D 208 Alameda20565 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Roost G 246 Laney20566 Lec 08:00-10:20 TTh Margerum AC 110 Laney20567 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Ellman E 201A Laney21500 Lec 12:00-02:35 PM MW Hicks A 233 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/26/2010 202A GRAMMAR 3 5 UNITS Low intermediate level of English grammar PREREQUISITE: ESL 252B OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

24670 Lec 11:00-11:50 MTWThF Ulrey D 205 Alameda20568 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Crump E 207 Laney Lec 10:00-10:50 F E 207 22104 Lec Park HYBRID Berkeley Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W BCC TBA Hybrid class- 3 hours/wk in class, 2 hours/wk online.



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20569 Lec 08:00-10:20 TTh Hicks E 256 Laney24671 Lec 08:00-12:50 PM S Carmena C 212 Alameda20570 Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MTWThF Sta! Laney20571 Lec 09:00-11:50 TTh Reed A 239 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010 20572 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM TTh Cramer E 201A Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010 202B GRAMMAR 4 5 UNITS High intermediate level of English grammar PREREQUISITE: ESL 202A OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

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24672 Lec 11:00-11:50 MTWThF Popal A 202 Alameda20573 Lec 08:00-10:20 TTh Spalding F 205 Laney22106 Lec 01:15-03:35 PM TTh Seger BCC 214 Berkeley22107 Lec Robinson HYBRID Berkeley Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W BCC TBA Hybrid class- meets 3 hours/wk in class, 2 hours/wk online.20574 Lec 06:00-07:20 PM TTh Loughman G 211 Laney24673 Lec 08:00-12:50 PM S Carmena C 212 Alameda20576 Lec 11:00-12:05 PM MTWThF Weissman E 201A Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/28/2010

20577 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW Roost Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM F 20578 Lec 12:00-01:20 PM MW Panitch G 246 Laney Lec 12:00-01:50 PM F G 246 202C GRAMMAR 5 5 UNITS Advanced level of English grammar PREREQUISITE: ESL 202B OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

24669 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Ulrey CV 205 Alameda20579 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTWThF Robinson E 204 Laney22108 Lec Winer HYBRID Berkeley Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W BCC TBA Hybrid class- meets 3 hours/wk in class, 2 hours/wk online.22109 Lec Chung HYBRID Berkeley Lec 01:15-03:35 PM TTh BCC 216 Hybrid class- meets 2.5 hours/wk in class, 2.5 hours/wk online.

20580 Lec 09:00-10:50 MW Weissman F 255 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 F F 255 20581 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Pence E 202B Laney20582 Lec 12:00-02:00 PM MWF Agard B 266 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/28/2010 203A READING 3 4 UNITS Low intermediate level of reading 23129 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MTWTh Ulrey C 213 Alameda20583 Lec 12:00-01:50 PM MW Reed D 107 Laney20584 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM TTh Agard D 107 Laney 203B READING 4 4 UNITS High intermediate level of reading PREREQUISITE: ESL 203A OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

23130 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MTWTh Ulrey C 213 Alameda20585 Lec 08:30-10:20 TTh Sta! A 120 Laney24479 Lec 03:00-04:50 PM MW Seery BCC TBA Berkeley21714 Lec 01:00-03:35 PM TTh Sta! E 202A Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010 205A VOCABULARY AND IDIOMS IN CONTEXT 3 3 UNITS Intermediate level of vocabulary 23131 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Leonard D 208 Alameda22110 Lec 01:15-02:35 PM MW Beal BCC 014 Berkeley

205B VOCABULARY AND WORD ANALYSIS 3 UNITS IN CONTEXT 4 High intermediate/low advanced level of vocabulary and content PREREQUISITE: ESL 205A OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

23132 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Leonard D 208 Alameda21501 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Deyoung F 200 Laney 206 SPELLING 3: 4 UNITS SPELLING AND THE DICTIONARY Study of the spelling of American English PREREQUISITE: ESL 252B OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

24196 Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh Levin B 130 Laney

Servicios:• Examen de evaluación• Clases de Ingles como Segundo Idioma• Clases de Ingles como Segundo Idioma con Computación• Conserjería bilingüe

El Centro Fruitvale del Colegio Merritt esta ubicado en el corazón del Distrito Fruitvale. El Centro ofrece apoyo a estudiantes que desean inscribirse ó continuar con sus estudios. La comunidad central son los estudiantes de Inglés como Segundo Idioma; sin embargo, el Centro asiste a todo estudiante de los Colegios Peralta con el proceso de inscripción dando servicios de admisión, conserjería académica y registración.

Horario:Lunes a Jueves 9am-5pm

Viernes 9am-1pm


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207 READING AND WRITING 3 8 UNITS Combined low intermediate course emphasizing the interdependence

of reading and writing skills PREREQUISITE: ESL 251B OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MUJLTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

21211 Lec 08:00-09:50 MTWTh Nicol F 201 Laney 208A CONVERSATION 3 3 UNITS Intermediate level of spoken English 21715 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Levin A 120 Laney24696 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Sta! FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For informa-

tion: 536-1830. 209B LISTENING 4 3 UNITS Upper Intermediate level of listening 21779 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M McGurk A 120 Laney 218B ESL WRITING WORKSHOP 1.5 UNITS Individualized instruction in writing 24615 Lab 11:15-12:30 PM F Cook B 262 Laney Lec 10:00-11:15 F B 262 24618 Lab 01:45-03:00 PM F Tiemroth-Zavala B 260 Laney Lec 12:30-01:45 PM F B 260 24620 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM Th Cook B 260 Laney Lec 01:00-02:20 PM Th B 260 02/04/2010 - 05/27/2010 218C ESL WRITING WORKSHOP 1.5 UNITS Individualized instruction in writing 24558 Lab 07:15-08:30 PM M Brion BCC 324 Berkeley Lec 06:00-07:15 PM M BCC 324 02/08/2010 - 05/24/2010 Late start class, begins Mon, 2/08/10.

24562 Lab 10:45-12:00 PM F Brion BCC 312 Berkeley Lec 09:30-10:45 F BCC 312 02/05/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Fri, 2/05/10. 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 250A SPEAKING 1 5 UNITS High beginning level of speaking 23133 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTWThF Ferrero-Castaneda C 213 Alameda20587 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Sandoval E 202B Laney23795 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Lake FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For informa-

tion: 536-1830.

23796 Lec 11:30-01:50 PM TTh Neely FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For information:

536-1830.20588 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Witt D 107 Laney20589 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Roman B 130 Laney 250B SPEAKING 2 5 UNITS Continuation of listening and speaking skills introduced in ESL 250A PREREQUISITE: ESL 250A OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

23134 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Popal A 213 Alameda20590 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Crose E 200 Laney23797 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Ormandy FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For informa-

tion: 536-1830.

23798 Lec 11:30-01:50 PM TTh Lake FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For information:

536-1830.

20591 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Nalty De Vega Laney

20593 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Roman E 211 Laney Lec 10:00-10:50 F E 211 251A WRITING 1 5 UNITS High beginning level of writing PREREQUISITE: ESL 252A OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

23135 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Sa"r D 205 Alameda20594 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Connolly B 265 Laney20595 Lec 10:00-12:20 PM MW Thompson G 266 Laney20596 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Mitchell G 207 Laney20597 Lec 09:30-11:50 TTh Munch G 266 Laney 251B WRITING 2 5 UNITS Continuation of writing skills introduced in ESL 251A PREREQUISITE: ESL 251A OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

23136 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Sa"r D 205 Alameda20598 Lec 10:00-12:20 PM MW Hunt F 200 Laney20599 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Tiemroth-Zavala B 257 Laney20600 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Simon-Harris G 206 Laney20601 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Thompson E 211 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 F E 211 21716 Lec 12:00-02:50 PM MW Witt Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/26/2010 252A GRAMMAR 1 5 UNITS High beginning level of English grammar 23137 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Shashinda CV 200 Alameda20603 Lec 09:00-11:20 TTh Crump D 107 Laney23801 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Marvin FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For informa-

tion: 536-1830.

23802 Lec 09:00-11:20 TTh Lake FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For information:

536-1830.

20604 Lec 12:00-02:20 PM MW Mitchell F 201 Laney23138 Lec 08:00-12:50 PM S Irving A 200 Alameda20605 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Convery G 207 Laney20606 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Prentiss E 201A Laney 252B GRAMMAR 2 5 UNITS Continuation of basic grammar skills and sentence patterns introduced

in ESL 252A PREREQUISITE: ESL 252A OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

23139 Lec 08:00-12:50 PM S Irving A 200 Alameda20608 Lec 09:00-11:20 TTh Yasue G 211 Laney23803 Lec 09:00-11:20 MW Neely FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For information:

536-1830.24700 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Neely FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For informa-

tion: 536-1830. Team teaching: Neely/Sta#

20609 Lec 12:00-02:20 PM MW Ellman E 211 Laney23140 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTWThF Popal A 200 Alameda20610 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Mitchell D 107 Laney20611 Lec 09:00-11:20 MW Chu F 204 Laney20612 Lec 01:00-03:35 PM TTh Yasue G 206 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010 253A READING 1 3 UNITS High beginning level of reading 23141 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF Popal C 109 Alameda20613 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Pappert E 256 Laney



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24695 Lec 09:00-11:50 W Van Spanje FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For information:

536-1830.

20614 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Connolly A 120 Laney20615 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Tuomainen E 256 Laney 253B READING 2 3 UNITS Continuation of reading skills introduced in ESL 253A PREREQUISITE: ESL 253A OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

23142 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF Popal C 109 Alameda20616 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW Ellman E 254 Laney20617 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Zetlan B 252 Laney20618 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Agard E 256 Laney 256A SPELLING 1: SPELLING AND PHONICS 5 UNITS Study of the spelling of American English PREREQUISITE: ESL 252A OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESS$

MENT PROCESS

24707 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Ikeda Laney24708 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Ritter E 254 Laney 256B SPELLING 2: DIFFICULT!TO!SPELL WORDS 5 UNITS Study of the spelling of American English 24709 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Robinson E 204 Laney 257A PRONUNCIATION 3 3 UNITS Beginning level pronunciation of American English 23144 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Sa"r CV 200 Alameda23156 Lec 02:00-04:50 PM S Slattery C 211 Alameda20621 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Brooks B 266 Laney24697 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM S Sta! FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For informa-

tion: 536-1830. 257B PRONUNCIATION 4 3 UNITS Continuation of ESL 257A 21508 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF Nicholson E 256 Laney 258 CONVERSATION 2 3 UNITS Beginning level of spoken American English 23143 Lec 02:00-04:50 PM S Irving D 222 Alameda24694 Lec 09:00-11:50 M Neely FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For information:

536-1830.

24630 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Ferrero-Castaneda C 212 Alameda 263 ESL FOR CULINARY ARTS 4 UNITS English language skills for Culinary Arts 21746 Lec 09:00-01:50 PM F Zetlan E 201B Laney 02/05/2010 - 05/28/2010 For Career Advancement Academy 264 ESL FOR THE SKILLED TRADES 3 UNITS Development and strengthening of workplace English language skills

in the skilled trades 21390 Lec 07:00-08:20 PM TTh Deyoung G 151 Laney For Career Advancement Academy 266 ESL FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE 3 UNITS Development and strengthening of English language skills 20622 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Zetlan E 207 Laney 267 ESL FOR WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION 2 UNITS Development and strengthening of English language skills 21829 Lec 05:00-08:50 PM F Maher B 153 Laney 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 For Career Advancement Academy 273 ESL THROUGH COMPUTERS 2/3 3 UNITS Low Intermediate ESL through computers 23805 Lec 09:00-11:50 F Van Spanje FRVAL Merritt Meets at the Fruitvale Center, 1900 Fruitvale Ave., Oakland. For information:

536-1830.

274 TECHNICAL READING FOR 2 UNITS ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL Designed for students in the Environmental Control Technology

Program who need help with reading, writing and vocabulary skills in air conditioning/ refrigeration.

21760 Lec 05:00-08:50 PM F Spalding B 153 Laney 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 For Career Advancement Academy

24626 Lec 11:00-11:50 MW Maher E 202B Laney (Recommended for Biotech - Career Advancement Academy) 275 ESL FOR WOOD TECHNOLOGY 3 UNITS Designed to provide speaking, grammar, reading, writing and technical

vocabulary skills to students enrolled in the Wood Technology program. 24717 Lec 07:00-08:20 PM TTh Franeta G 151 Laney For Career Advancement Academy 290 BEGINNING ESL 1 3!5 UNITS Basic level ESL course designed for those with minimal or no English

skills 22384 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F Statucki B-BANANA Berkeley Outreach class, Banana Child Care, 5232 Claremont Ave, Oakland. 291 BEGINNING ESL 2 3!5 UNITS High beginning level ESL course designed for those with minimal

English skills 22385 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F Statucki B-BANANA Berkeley Outreach class, Banana Child Care, 5232 Claremont Ave, Oakland. 292 INTERMEDIATE ESL 1 3!5 UNITS Low intermediate level ESL course designed for those who need to

improve their English skills to move to academic classes or enter a vocational program

22386 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM F Statucki B-BANANA Berkeley Outreach class, Banana Child Care, 5232 Claremont Ave, Oakland. 294 BASIC ESL SKILLS 5 UNITS Basic level ESL course designed for those with little or no English skills 23804 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Van Spanje FIELD Merritt Meets at Grupo Maya, 2501 International Blvd., Oakland.

23806 Lec 09:00-11:20 TTh Van Spanje FIELD Merritt Meets at Grupo Maya, 2501 International Blvd., Oakland.

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGELEVEL OF DIFFICULTY

Subject Area EmphasisSpeaking 250A 250B 200A 200B 200C --

Writing 251A 251B 201A 201B 21A 21B

Grammar 252A 252B 202A 202B 202C --

Reading 253A 253B 203A 203B 23 --

Voc. & Context -- -- 205A 205B -- --

Spelling & Phonics 256B 256B 206 -- -- --

Pronunciation -- -- 257A 257B -- --

Conversation -- 258 208A 208B -- --

Listening -- -- 209A 209B -- --


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ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL ECT

TECHNOLOGY * 11 MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL DEVICES 2 UNITS Introduction to fundamentals of electricity and electronics as applied

to HVAC&R operations 20431 Lab 05:30-06:50 PM W Kyriakopedi B 152 Laney Lec 05:30-06:50 PM M B 153 * 12 BLUE PRINT READING AND 1.5 UNITS INTERPRETATION FOR ECT Basic techniques for reading and interpreting typical design documents,

drawings, and speci#cations 20432 Lec 07:00-08:20 PM T Tanios G 241 Laney* 13 FUNDAMENTALS OF REFRIGERATION 4 UNITS Principles and processes of refrigeration systems 20434 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM MW Kyriakopedi B 152 Laney Lec 07:00-08:20 PM MW B 153 * 14 ADVANCED REFRIGERATION 2 UNITS Introduction to more complex and detailed methods of investigating

and servicing refrigeration system components 20436 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM MW Egelston B 152 Laney Lec 07:00-08:20 PM MW B 152 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

* 15 REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT TROUBLESHOOTING 2 UNITS Introduction to troubleshooting practices on commercial refrigeration

equipment 20438 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM MW Egelston B 152 Laney Lec 07:00-08:20 PM MW B 152 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 * 16 FUNDAMENTALS OF HEATING 2 UNITS AND AIR CONDITIONING Introduction to residential and light commercial heating and air con-

ditioning components and functions 20440 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM T Kyriakopedi B 152 Laney Lec 06:00-07:20 PM T B 152 * 17 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 1 UNIT TROUBLESHOOTING Troubleshooting heating and air conditioning equipment 20442 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Kyriakopedi B 152 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th B 152 03/10/2010 - 05/21/2010 * 18 HVAC INSTALLATION PRACTICES 1 UNIT Introduction to practical applications of residential and light commercial

HVAC systems 20444 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Kyriakopedi B 152 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th B 152 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 * 22 COMMERICAL HVAC SYSTEMS 2 UNITS Introduction to the physical properties, interactive components, and

methods for operating and controlling commercial HVAC systems PREREQUISITE: ECT 16

20446 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM M Frost, Jr. B 150 Laney Lec 07:00-08:20 PM M B 153 * 23 HVAC SYSTEM DESIGN 2 UNITS Introduction to concepts and principles for the design of commercial

HVAC systems and system controls 21511 Lec 07:00-08:50 PM Th Hartshorn B 153 Laney* 24 COMMERCIAL HVAC SYSTEM 2 UNITS TROUBLESHOOTING Introduction to troubleshooting procedures for commercial HVAC

systems PREREQUISITE: ECT 22

20448 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM W Frost, Jr. B 153 Laney Lec 07:00-08:20 PM W B 153 * 27 ADVANCED DIRECT DIGITAL CONTROLS 2 UNITS Introduction to advanced concepts and operation of DDC controls 21510 Lab 05:30-06:50 PM W Frost, Jr. B 153 Laney Lec 05:30-06:50 PM M B 153 * 28 ENERGY MANAGEMENT & EFFICIENCY 2 UNITS IN BUILDING SYSTEMS Introduction to technical and economic operating principles of electrical

and mechanical devices for making cost-e"ective decisions and energy-e%cient choices

20449 Lec 08:00-11:50 S Holloway B 153 Laney 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 * 29 DATA ANALYSIS FOR PERFORMANCE 2 UNITS MONITORING Introduction to the methods of acquiring HVAC equipment perfor-

mance data to improve operations and reduce energy consumption 24574 Lab 05:30-06:50 PM W Rosillo B 150 Laney Lec 05:30-06:50 PM M B 150



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* 30 INTRODUCTION TO CONTROL 1 UNIT SYSTEMS NETWORKING Installation and use of common digital control-system networks 24576 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM S Sta! B 150 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 S B 150 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 200 SPECIAL PROJECTS LABORATORY 1!2 UNIT Open laboratory for individualized specialization within the area of

environmental control systems. 20450 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM Th Kyriakopedi B 152 Laney Lab 07:00-09:50 PM MTW B 152 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 (Open entry/open exit - 1 unit of credit for each

54 term hours completed) 211 MECHNICAL AND ELECTRICAL CODES 1.5 UNITS Introduction to national, state and local regulations and standards

that govern the design, installation and operation of air conditioning, heating, ventilation, and refrigeration systems

20451 Lec 08:30-09:50 PM T Tanios G 241 Laney 212 TESTING, ADJUSTING AND 2 UNITS BALANCING HVAC SYSTEMS Introduction to theory and practice necessary to properly test, adjust

and balance HVAC systems PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: ECT 22

21195 Lab 05:30-06:50 PM W Egelston B 152 Laney Lec 05:30-06:50 PM M B 153 213 INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND 1 UNIT BUILDING ENVELOPE Introduction to building indoor air quality standards and maintenance

procedures associated with comfort and health problems faced by work-ers and managers

21512 Lec 07:00-07:50 PM T Hartshorn B 153 Laney 214 TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS FOR ECT 3 UNITS Selected topics in mathematics with speci#c application to the HVAC

& R industry 20452 Lec 05:30-06:50 PM TTh Hartshorn B 153 Laney

ENVIORNMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVMT

& TECHNOLOGY * 1 ENVIRONMENTAL CAREERS 1 UNIT Career development strategies and exploration of what is available in

emerging environmental #elds 23810 Lec 10:00-11:50 SU Freeman SRH Merritt Lec 12:30-03:50 PM SU SRH Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M SRH 01/25/2010 - 03/08/2010 Meets on Mon 1/25, 2/1,3/1 & 3/8 and one Sun 2/7* 11 SUSTAINABLE URBAN AND REGIONAL 3 UNITS PLANNING Survey of sustainable urban and regional planning 24505 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Ralston SRH Merritt 01/26/2010 - 03/23/2010 Meets on Tues 6:30-9:20pm on 1/26-3/23; 4

Saturdays from 10-12pm & 1-4pm on 1/30, 2/6, 2/27 & 3/20; 1 Sunday from 10-12pm & 1-4pm on 3/7.

* 12 ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM AND JUSTICE 3 UNITS American and global environmental policy and ethics concentrating

on their impact on minorities and people of color 24088 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Imara A 218 Merritt* 21 SUSTAINABLE ENERGY OPTIONS 3 UNITS Survey of the many alternatives to current energy uses 24506 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Douglas SRH Merritt 04/15/2010 - 05/20/2010 Meets on Thurs 6:30-9:20pm on 4/15 - 5/20;

3 Saturdays 9-12pm & 1-5pm on 4/17, 4/24 & 5/8; 2 Sundays 9-12pm & 1-5pm on 4/18 & 5/16.

* 30 ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION: UPLANDS 2 UNITS Survey of principles, techniques, and their applications to the practice

of ecological restoration above the waterline 24507 Lec 06:30-08:20 PM Th Sta! SRH Merritt 02/04/2010 - 03/18/2010 Meets on Thursdays 6:30-8:20pm; 3 Saturdays

from 10-12pm & 12:30-4pm on 2/20, 3/6 & 3/13; 1 Sunday from 10-12pm & 12:30-4pm on 2/21.

* 35 INTRODUCTION TO URBAN AGRO ECOLOGY 3 UNITS Introduction to the expanding production and distribution of healthy

food and environmentally sustainable agriculture in and near cities 23818 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM M Geathers SRH Merritt 03/22/2010 - 05/17/2010 Meets on Mon 6-9:20pm on 3/22-5/17; 2 Satur-

days from 9-12pm & 12:30-5:30pm on 4/3 & 5/1; 1 Sunday from 9-12pm & 12:30-5:30pm on 5/2.

* 40 FROM TREE TO SEA: 1!3 UNITS A BAY AREA ENVIRONMENTAL CROSS SECTION Introduction to the outdoor environment of the San Francisco Bay

watershed environment and nearby sites 24508 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Freeman SRH Merritt 03/24/2010 - 05/23/2010 Meets on Wednsdays from 6:30-9:20pm on 3/24,

4/14, 4/28, 5/5, 5/12 & 5/19; 3 Saturdays 10-12pm & 12:30-4:30pm on 3/27, 5/15 & 5/22; 3 Sundays 10-12pm & 12:30-4:30pm on 4/11, 4/25 & 5/23.

• Energy • Pollution • Ecology • Wildlife • Forests • Population • Wetlands • Transportation • Air Quality • Green Building • Recycling • Food and Water Resources

New Certi$cates/Degrees available 2008-2009 in Environmental Management & Technology

For scheduling information, please see the detailed listings of classes under Environmental Management & Technology

For more information, call (510)-434-3841 or (510) 436-2409.


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* 50 PROJ/ECOLOGICAL PLANNING/ 0.5!3 UNITS IMPLEMENTATION/MAINTENANCE Ongoing real-world projects in environmental management, funding,

policy, restoration and maintenance practices for buildings, watersheds, and landscapes at public sites

23812 Lab 04:00-05:50 PM M Freeman SRH Merritt Lec 01:00-03:50 PM M SRH 02/08/2010 - 05/24/2010 For information on specially scheduled workshops

call (510) 434-3840 or email [email protected] 501 SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL 0 UNITS SYSTEMS PROJECTS Introduction to how modern systems of industry and policy impact

the quality, health and safety of communities 23814 Lab 04:00-07:50 PM F Freeman SRH Merritt Lec 12:00-03:50 PM F SRH 02/19/2010 - 05/28/2010

FIRE SCIENCE FISCI 201 FIRE SERVICE ORGANIZATION 3 UNITS Introduction to #re service organization and careers in the #re protec-

tion #eld 24102 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Chin D 209 Merritt 202 FUNDAMENTALS OF FIRE PREVENTION 3 UNITS Fundamentals of #re prevention 24103 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Cody D 137 Merritt

FRENCH FREN** 1A ELEMENTARY FRENCH 5 UNITS Study and practice in speaking, understanding, reading and writing

French 20625 Lec 09:00-10:20 MTWTh Klaassen E 202B Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/28/2010 22116 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM MW Thorsen EVANS 9 Berkeley Evans Hall, Rm 9, UC Berkeley.20626 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Zhang E 202A Laney20627 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM MW Zhang B 253 Laney** 1B ELEMENTARY FRENCH 5 UNITS Continuation of FREN 1A PREREQUISITE: FREN 1A

20628 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Zhang E 202B Laney

GEOGRAPHY GEOG** 1 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY 3 UNITS Basic elements of the earthís physical systems and processes 23157 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Schweikhardt D 222 Alameda20629 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Rauzon A 266 Laney22117 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M Starratt BCC 513 Berkeley23833 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW Williams D 165 Merritt23834 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Williams D 165 Merritt22118 Lec 04:00-05:20 PM MW Givental BCC 513 Berkeley20630 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Hansell A 266 Laney23158 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Schweikhardt D 222 Alameda23159 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Schweikhardt D 222 Alameda20631 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Rauzon A 266 Laney22119 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Haberlin BCC 513 Berkeley Part of Global Studies Program. Recommended to enroll in HIST 38 (22676)/

POSCI 20 (22675) (Instr Berezin).24629 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Rauzon A 266 Laney23160 Lec 10:00-11:20 MW Schweikhardt D 222 Alameda20633 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Rauzon A 266 Laney

23164 Lec Kirkham ONLINE Alameda Online Course; For more information about the course, please visit the

website at: http://physicalgeography.edublogs.org/2009/09/10/geog-1-physical-geography-orientation-spring-2009/

The instructor can be contacted at: [email protected]

21202 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Rauzon A 266 Laney** 1L PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LABORATORY 1 UNIT Practical application of basic concepts and principles of physical geography PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: GEOG 1

23162 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM W Hasbrouck D 222 Alameda20634 Lab 02:30-05:20 PM M Hansell A 271 Laney24774 Lab 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Williams D 165 Merritt22120 Lab 06:30-09:20 PM W Starratt BCC 513 Berkeley22121 Lab 01:15-04:05 PM T Givental BCC 323 Berkeley20635 Lab 02:30-05:20 PM Th Waddington A 271 Laney23163 Lab 01:30-04:20 PM T Schweikhardt L 202E Alameda** 2 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY 3 UNITS Basic elements of cultural geography 23165 Lec Ohalloran ONLINE Alameda Online Course; Contact instructor at: [email protected]. Course web-

site: http://geographylectureslides.googlepages.com/culturalgeogcofa

20636 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Hansell A 266 Laney

GEOLOGY GEOL** 1 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL GEOLOGY 4 UNITS Survey of materials and structures comprising the outer portion of the

earth, and geologic processes responsible for sculpturing the earth 23837 Lab 02:00-03:20 PM MW Williams D 221 Merritt Lec 12:30-01:50 PM MW D 221 ** 10 INTRODUCTION TO GEOLOGY 3 UNITS Survey of structure and materials that compose the earthís surface and

geologic processes responsible for shaping the earth 20637 Lec 06:00-09:05 PM W Newton A 233 Laney 02/03/2010 - 05/26/2010

22122 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Woodrow BCC 513 Berkeley23166 Lec Marso ONLINE Alameda Online Course.

GERMAN GERM** 1B ELEMENTARY GERMAN 5 UNITS Continuation of GERM 1A PREREQUISITE: GERM 1A

24427 Lec 07:00-09:20 PM MW Sta! D 207 Alameda

GRAPHIC ARTS GRART* 112 CREATIVE PROCESS AND SOLUTIONS 3 UNITS Introduction to the established sequential graphic design process 21522 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM M Petrilli A 152 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 M A 152 Class also meets in A154.* 113 TYPOGRAPHY 3 UNITS Introduction to the importance of type as a graphic design factor 24578 Lab 08:00-10:50 W Petrilli A 152 Laney Lec 11:00-11:50 W A 152 Class also meets in A153.* 114 GRAPHIC DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 3 UNITS Technology-based orientation to #le preparation dependant upon #nal

output method 21524 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM W Petrilli A 152 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 W A 152 Class also meets in A154.



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* 115 WEB SITE DESIGN 3 UNITS Introduction to web-site design from a planning perspective 20639 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Wong A 153 Laney Lec 05:00-06:50 PM W A 153 * 121 APPLIED GRAPHIC DESIGN 1 3 UNITS Project-oriented class for the practical application of typographical

theory 21516 Lab 09:00-11:50 TTh Petrilli A 154 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 T A 154 Class also meets in A152.* 123 APPLIED GRAPHIC DESIGN 3 3 UNITS Project-oriented class for the practical application of design theory,

procedures, and processes 21824 Lab 09:00-11:50 TTh Petrilli A 154 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 Th A 154 * 132 DIGITAL DOCUMENTS "ADOBE INDESIGN# 2.5 UNITS Application of ìpage-layoutî software utilized in the graphic arts/mul-

timedia industries for digital document generation 20643 Lab 10:00-11:50 Th Petrilli A 153 Laney Lec 10:00-11:50 T A 153 * 133 ADVANCED DIGITAL DOCUMENTS 2.5 UNITS "QUARKXPRESS/INDESIGN# Application of software competencies learned in basic digital documents

instruction 21518 Lab 10:00-11:50 W Petrilli A 153 Laney Lec 10:00-11:50 M A 153 * 134 ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR BASICS 2.5 UNITS Skill-based approach to vector-based drawing software 20645 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM M Co'and A 153 Laney Lec 01:00-02:50 PM M A 153 * 135 ADVANCED ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR 2.5 UNITS Application of ìdrawî software utilized in the graphic arts/multimedia

industries for digitized illustration and drawing of imagery PREREQUISITE: GRART 134

21520 Lab 01:00-02:50 PM M Co'and A 153 Laney Lec 03:00-04:50 PM M A 153 * 136 ADOBE PHOTOSHOP BASICS 2.5 UNITS Introduction to imaging software utilized in the graphic arts for photo

and tonal manipulations 20647 Lab 08:00-09:50 PM T Jay A 153 Laney Lec 06:00-07:50 PM T A 153 20649 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM W Co'and A 153 Laney Lec 01:00-02:50 PM W A 153 * 142 WEB GRAPHICS "DREAMWEAVER# 2.5 UNITS Introduction and application of software (Dreamweaver) used in web-

page design and construction 20651 Lab 08:00-09:50 PM Th Jay A 153 Laney Lec 06:00-07:50 PM Th A 153 * 143 WEB GRAPHICS "FLASH# 2.5 UNITS Introduction and application of software (Flash) used in web-page

design, construction and animation 20653 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM T Reichert A 153 Laney Lec 01:00-02:50 PM T A 153 21398 Lab 11:00-12:50 PM S Reichert A 153 Laney Lec 09:00-10:50 S A 153 230 COMPUTER BASICS FOR GRAPHICS 1 UNIT Basic computer operations for beginners with an interest in graphics

and multimedia 20655 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM Th Co'and A 153 Laney Lec 01:00-02:20 PM Th A 153 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010

231 INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC DESIGN 3 UNITS Introduction to the graphic arts industry and the role of the graphic

designer 20656 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM Th Squicci A 152 Laney21399 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Squicci A 152 Laney 501 GRAPHIC ARTS OPEN LAB 0 UNITS Access to the Graphic Arts computer and design labs 20657 Lab Petrilli A 153 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Lab is opened 8:00am - 5:00 pm MW; 8:00am

- 12:00 pm TTh; 1:00pm-5:00pm MTW; 1:00 - 4:00pm Th; 6:00pm-10pm MTWR (Open entry/open exit)

HEALTH EDUCATION HLTED** 1 EXPLORING HEALTH ISSUES 3 UNITS Examination of current problems related to individual and community

health 21750 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Chung E 200 Laney Laney Educational/After-school Pathways (LEAP)

22127 Lec 01:15-02:35 PM TTh Sanders-Badt BCC 051 Berkeley23838 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Marciulionis A 217 Merritt23839 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Marciulionis A 100 Merritt21213 Lec Belzer ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected] Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Hurst A 217 Merritt** 800 FIRST AID AND SAFETY 2 UNITS Introduction to #rst aid and safety 23181 Lec TBA TBA Smith C 209 Alameda Fee Based Course* 20 HEALTH AND WELLNESS: PERSONAL CHANGE 1 UNIT !e role of nutrition, physical activity, environmental factors, and

psycho-social in$uences on health 24715 Lec 11:00-11:50 W Thadani F 170 Laney Laney Educational/After-school Pathways (LEAP)

HEALTH PROFESSIONS HLTOC

AND OCCUPATIONS 201 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I 2 UNITS Study of medical terminology 23182 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM T Dave D 204 Alameda 202 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II 2 UNITS Continued study of medical terminology 23183 Lec 03:00-04:50 PM T Dave D 207 Alameda21525 Lec Tate ONLINE Laney Online course. Optional orientation on 1/22 (5pm); 1/23 (noon) in room

B201. Email instructor: [email protected] Lec 06:30-08:20 PM W Sanders-Badt BCC 031 Berkeley 203 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION I 2 UNITS Study and practice of medical dictation and transcription 23185 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM F Dave A 225 Alameda Lec 01:00-01:50 PM F A 225 204 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION II 2 UNITS Continued study and practice of medical dictation and transcription 23187 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM F Dave A 225 Alameda Lec 05:00-05:50 PM F A 225


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HISTORY HIST** 2A HISTORY OF EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION 3 UNITS History of Western civilization to 1660 23177 Lec Visco ONLINE Alameda Online course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more

information.22123 Lec Kim ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected] .** 2B HISTORY OF EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION 3 UNITS History of Western civilization since 1660 23178 Lec Visco ONLINE Alameda Online course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more

information.

22640 Lec 04:15-05:35 PM MW Kim BCC 057 Berkeley** 3 MODERN WORLD HISTORY 3 UNITS Survey of nineteenth- and twentieth-century world history tracing the

developments of liberalism, industrialism, and nationalism 21371 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Rose E 211 Laney22483 Lec 08:00-09:20 MW Fischer BCC 054 Berkeley** 7A HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES TO 1877 3 UNITS History of the United States from colonial days to Reconstruction

(1877) 23167 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Loretto D 312 Alameda22430 Lec Palter-Palman ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected]

20658 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Rose G 246 Laney23842 Lec 10:00-11:20 MW Duran A 214 Merritt23843 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Duran A 214 Merritt20659 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM M Graham E 200 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/24/2010 22124 Lec Hadley ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected]

23175 Lec Loretto ONLINE Alameda Online Course; Orientation: 01/21/2010 from 6:00 to 7:30PM in room D-312;

Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more information.

23168 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Loretto C 211 Alameda24203 Lec Hadley ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected] Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Popal C 211 Alameda** 7B HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1865 3 UNITS History of the United States from the end of the Civil War to the

present 23176 Lec Loretto ONLINE Alameda Online Course; Orientation: 01/21/2010 from 6:00 to 7:30PM in room D-312;


20660 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Rose E 255 Laney23844 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Duran A 214 Merritt22431 Lec Hadley ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected] Lec Sta! Berkeley Lec 07:00-09:50 PM W BCC 034 Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to enroll.

20661 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Rose F 201 Laney23171 Lec Loretto ONLINE Alameda Online Course; Orientation: 01/21/2010 from 6:00 to 7:30PM in room D-312;


23172 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Story CV 231 Alameda24204 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM Th Johnson BCC 055 Berkeley Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to enroll.

24205 Lec 01:15-02:35 PM TTh Fischer BCC 054 Berkeley Part of Global Studies Program. See a counselor to enroll. Must co-enroll with

ENGL 5, code 22682 (Instr Lispi).** 17 HISTORY OF THE MEXICAN!AMERICAN 3 UNITS History of the people of Mexican descent from colonial times to the

present 21212 Lec Solomon ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]* 18 20TH CENTURY AMERICAN 3 UNITS PROTEST MOVEMENT Historical examination of protest movements in the United States

during the 20th century; with a focus on the symbiotic relationship among various political, cultural, economic, and artistic developments to the protest movements; provide an understanding of the rise and fall of various protest movements and their political and cultural legacies.

23180 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF Popal C 208 Alameda** 19 HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA 3 UNITS Californiaís multi-ethnic history from the pre-Spanish period to the

present. 23179 Lec Loretto ONLINE Alameda Online Course; Orientation: 01/21/2010 from 6:00 to 7:30PM in room D-312;


22126 Lec 04:15-05:35 PM MW Wollenberg BCC 015 Berkeley Ful#lls UCB’s American Cultures Requirement.** 22 INTRODUCTION TO PEACE STUDIES 3 UNITS Survey of the political, social, economic, and cultural conditions neces-

sary to build a peaceful world 22678 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM M Palter-Palman BCC 015 Berkeley 02/08/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Mon, 2/08/10.** 33 HISTORY OF NATIVE AMERICAN 3 UNITS THOUGHT & LITERATURE Historical survey of thought and literature of North American Indians 22679 Lec 02:45-04:05 PM MW Hadley BCC 031 Berkeley

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** 38 CURRENT WORLD PROBLEMS 3 UNITS World problems with emphasis on four major areas of concern 22676 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Berezin BCC 051 Berkeley Also listed as POSCI 20, code 22675. Part of Global Studies Program. Recom-

mended to enroll in GEOG 1, code 22119 (Instr Haberlin).** 39 HISTORY OF SOVIET RUSSIA: 3 UNITS 1917 ! PRESENT Survey of contemporary Russian history 24206 Lec 08:30-12:20 PM S Berezin BCC 216 Berkeley Lec 01:00-05:20 PM S BCC 216 02/20/2010 - 04/24/2010 Short term class, meets 6 Sats: 2/20, 2/27, 3/06,

3/13, 4/17, and 4/24/10.** 50 AFRICAN!AMERICAN HISTORY: 3 UNITS AFRICA TO 1865 Survey of the experience of African-Americans from their origins to the

end of the Civil War 23173 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Smith C 212 Alameda** 51 AFRICAN!AMERICAN HISTORY: 3 UNITS 1865 TO 1945 Survey of the experience of African-Americans in the United States

from 1865 to 1945 23174 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Smith C 212 Alameda24757 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Smith C 212 Alameda** 56 SOCIOLOGY OF WOMEN 3 UNITS Exploration of various conceptual frameworks regarding the status of

women 24603 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Swiencicki C 208 Alameda

HUMANITIES HUMAN** 1 INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES 3 UNITS Humanities seen through various forms of expression 23188 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF Eret C 210 Alameda22128 Lec 02:45-04:05 PM TTh Wingpaz BCC 033 Berkeley22663 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Walton-Price BCC 054 Berkeley23189 Lec 08:00-09:20 TTh Eret C 209 Alameda23190 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Flowers C 208 Alameda23191 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Eret C 209 Alameda** 2 HUMAN VALUES 3 UNITS Study of human values 23192 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Flowers C 209 Alameda23846 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Long D 133 Merritt23847 Lec Martin ONLINE Merritt Online course. http://www.merritt.peralta.edu. Mandatory orientation:

Thurs, 1/29, 4-5pm in D178.** 13A MYTH, SYMBOL AND FOLKLORE 3 UNITS Study of myths, symbols, and folklore 23193 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Eret C 209 Alameda 15 POPULAR CULTURE 3 UNITS Study of the meaning and impact of American popular culture in the

twentieth century 24428 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Eret C 209 Alameda* 16 INTRODUCTION TO ISLAM 3 UNITS Introduction to Islam 21719 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Sabzevary E 254 Laney** 21 FILM: ART AND COMMUNICATION 3 UNITS Analysis of history and aesthetics of #lm from its inception in the late

nineteenth century to the present 22129 Lec 03:00-05:50 PM M Ruberto BCC 055 Berkeley22728 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM F Ruberto BCC 055 Berkeley

** 26 GLOBAL CINEMA 4 UNITS Global cinema analyzed through historical, political, commercial,

cultural, and artistic perspectives 22669 Lab 06:30-09:20 PM M Ruberto BCC 021 Berkeley Lec 01:00-03:50 PM Th BCC 315 ** 30A HUMAN VALUES/ETHICS 3 UNITS Analysis of concepts of good and right in our society and of criteria of

conduct 20662 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM TTh Sabzevary E 254 Laney 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010

22130 Lec 10:00-11:20 MW Doubiago BCC 034 Berkeley Emphasis on bioethics.

22131 Lec 09:00-11:50 F Gerlach BCC 053 Berkeley21214 Lec Garrett ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]** 30B HUMAN VALUES/AESTHETICS 3 UNITS Analysis of the nature of the beautiful as expressed in visual arts, music,

and literature of Western and other cultures 22667 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Ruberto BCC 053 Berkeley** 40 RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD 3 UNITS Comparative study of the worldís great religions 22132 Lec 02:45-04:05 PM MW Dupen BCC 034 Berkeley22493 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Martin BCC 051 Berkeley20665 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM TTh Sabzevary E 254 Laney 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 * 46 PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE 3 UNITS Perennial philosophical and religious questions central to the human

experience 22737 Lec 01:15-02:35 PM MW Dupen BCC 055 Berkeley Also listed as PHIL 46 (class #22664).

HUMAN SERVICES HUSV* 51 INTRO TO COUNSELING SKILLS 3 UNITS FOR PARAPROFESSIONALS Introduction to counseling skills for paraprofessionals 24728 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Pantell P 203 Merritt CAA class* 58 SEMINAR IN HUMAN SERVICES 1 UNIT Study of the speci#c competencies required of the human services

worker in an agency or community setting PREREQUISITE: HUSV 50 & 51 COREQUISITE: HUSV 59

24730 Lec 05:00-06:20 PM W Lucas A 214 Merritt 01/27/2010 - 05/19/2010 CAA class. Meets on Wed 1/27; 2/3,10,18,24;

3/3,10,24; 4/14,28; 5/12,19.* 59 OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE 1!4 UNITS IN HUMAN SERVICES Designed to relate classroom learning to the actual job environment COREQUISITE: HUSV 58

24729 Lec Lucas Merritt CAA class.* 101 CASE MANAGEMENT IN HUMAN SERVICES 2 UNITS Case management skills for the paraprofessional 22700 Lec 04:00-05:50 PM M Sta! BCC 315 Berkeley* 109 DIVERSE POPULATIONS IN HUMAN SERVICES 2 UNITS Working with diverse populations in human services settings 22701 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM M Uretsky BCC 057 Berkeley* 111 SOCIAL SERVICES SPECIALIZATION II 3 UNITS Overview of social services programs 22702 Lec 10:00-12:50 PM S Countee BCC 033 Berkeley


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INTERNATIONAL TRADE INTRD** 34 GLOBAL POLITICAL ECONOMY 3 UNITS Overview and analysis of the relationship between politics and econom-

ics in the modern global political economy 22709 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Marino EVANS 5 Berkeley 5 Evans Hall, UC Berkeley. Also listed as POSCI 34, code 24459..

JAPANESE JAPAN** 1A ELEMENTARY JAPANESE 5 UNITS Study of practical vocabulary, grammar, sentence patterns, and aural-

oral skills in Japanese 20666 Lec 02:30-04:50 PM TTh Uchima-Decena E 255 Laney20667 Lec 03:00-05:20 PM MW Piett E 255 Laney* 50A CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE AND CULTURE 3 UNITS Speaking of simple modern Japanese 21347 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM W Piett E 207 Laney 02/03/2010 - 05/26/2010 * 50B CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE AND CULTURE 3 UNITS Continuation of JAPAN 50A 21215 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Uchima-Decena A 266 Laney

JOURNALISM JOURN* 18A NEWSPAPER PRODUCTION 2!5 UNITS Introduction to reporting, photography, and production skills for the

campus newspaper, the Laney Tower from initial story assignments to #nal camera-ready sequence

21640 Lab Dragin ONLINE Laney Lec ONLINE Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]

21642 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MT G 233 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM MW G 233 21644 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MT G 233 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM M G 233 21646 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MT G 233 21648 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM T G 233 * 18B NEWSPAPER PRODUCTION 2!5 UNITS Introduction to reporting, photography, and production skills for the



21652 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MT G 233 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM MW G 233 21654 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MT G 233 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM M G 233 21656 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MT G 233 21658 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM T G 233 * 18C NEWSPAPER PRODUCTION 2!5 UNITS Introduction to reporting, photography, and production skills for the



21662 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MT G 233 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM MW G 233 21664 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MT G 233 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM M G 233 21666 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MT G 233 21668 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM T G 233

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* 18D NEWSPAPER PRODUCTION 2!5 UNITS Introduction to reporting, photography, and production skills for the



21672 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MT G 233 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM MW G 233 21674 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MT G 233 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM M G 233 21676 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MT G 233 21678 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM WThF Dragin G 233 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM T G 233 ** 21 NEWSWRITING 3 UNITS Introduction to evaluating, gathering and writing news in accepted

journalistic style 20669 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Strain F 170D Laney** 62 MASS MEDIA AND SOCIETY 3 UNITS Communication techniques from personal to mass media 21528 Lec 02:00-03:20 PM TTh Dragin G 233 Laney

LABOR STUDIES LABST* 12 COLLECTIVE BARGAINING 3 UNITS Structure, content, strategies, and relationships between the parties

engaged in collective bargaining 21529 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM T Hart A 140 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/25/2010 * 13 ECONOMICS FOR LABOR AND 3 UNITS COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP American and world economic forces which impact on employment,

taxation, income distribution, public policy, and collective bargaining 21530 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM Th Eisenscher A 140 Laney 02/04/2010 - 05/27/2010 * 22 LABOR RESEARCH STRATEGIES 3 UNITS Survey of research strategies and methods for labor and other activists 24200 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM W Hart A 140 Laney 02/03/2010 - 05/26/2010 214 LABOR HERITAGE/ROCKIN’ SOLIDARITY 1 UNIT CHORUS Study of labor history through songs 21115 Lab 01:30-04:20 PM S Wynne TH 426 Laney Lec 12:30-01:20 PM S TH 426 01/30/2010 - 05/15/2010 Class meets on 1/30; 2/6,27; 3/13,27; 4/17,24;

5/8,15.

LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE LANHT** 1 INTRO TO LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE 3 UNITS WITH LAB "DAY# Principles and practices of basic landscape horticulture 24211 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM M Lee H 108 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 M H 108 ** 1E INTRODUCTION TO LANDSCAPE 3 UNITS HORTICULTURE "EVENING# Principles and practices of basic landscape horticulture 24212 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Lee H 101 Merritt No lab required for evening section.

** 2 PLANT MATERIALS: 3 UNITS TREE ID AND CULTURE W/LAB "DAY# Identi#cation and culture of trees used in Bay Area landscapes 24214 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM W Miller H 108 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 W H 108 ** 3E PLANT MATERIALS: 3 UNITS GROUND COVERS/VINES ID "EVENING# Identi#cation and culture of groundcovers and vines used in Bay Area

landscapes 24215 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Winchester H 105 Merritt** 5B PLANT MATERIALS: 3 UNITS SPRING NATIVE PLANT ID W/LAB"DAY# Identi#cation and culture of spring native plants used in the landscape 24225 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM W Stjohn H 101 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 W H 101 * 6EB PLANT MATERIALS 3 UNITS SPRING HERBACEOUS PLANT ID/CULT "EVE# Identi#cation and culture of spring blooming herbaceous plants used

in the landscape 24227 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Lee H 105 Merritt* 10 INSECTS: 3 UNITS IDENTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT Study of local insects, especially those associated with ornamental /

landscape plants 24229 Lab 11:30-12:50 PM Th Curley H 108 Merritt Lec 09:00-11:20 Th H 108 * 12 WEEDS IN THE URBAN LANDSCAPE 3 UNITS Study of nature of weeds and their interactions in the environment 24234 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Orlando H 101 Merritt* 17E IRRIGATION "EVENING# 3 UNITS Principles and practices of irrigation design and installation 24237 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W McGinnis H 101 Merritt** 18B LANDSCAPE DESIGN 3 UNITS Introduction to landscape design PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: LANHT 18A

24238 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM T Grampp H 105 Merritt* 19 PLANT NUTRITION 3 UNITS Structure and functions of cells and tissues in plants 24242 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM Th Brennan H 108 Merritt Lec 06:00-08:20 PM Th H 108 * 21 HORTICULTURAL EQUIP OPERATION/ 2 UNITS MAINTENANCE/REPAIR Basic principles of small engine operation 24245 Lab 08:30-09:20 PM M McGinnis H 105 Merritt Lec 06:30-08:20 PM M H 105 Course required for maintenance certi!cate.* 22B LANDSCAPE DESIGN LABORATORY 1 UNIT Hands-on application of concepts presented in LANHT 18B PREREQUISITE: 22A AND PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: LANHT 18B

24249 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM Th Fisher H 105 Merritt Lec 01:00-03:50 PM Th H 105 * 23 PLANT TERMINOLOGY 2.5 UNITS Terminology used in identi#cation of plants 24250 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM Th Lee H 101 Merritt24251 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM M Winchester H 101 Merritt* 24 BEGINNING PLANT PROPAGATION 3 UNITS Survey of plant propagation 24253 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM T Ashley H 108 Merritt Lec 06:00-08:20 PM T H 108


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* 26 PRUNING 0.5 UNIT Elements of pruning 24255 Lab 01:30-05:50 PM S Churgel H 108 Merritt Lec 09:00-01:20 PM S H 108 03/20/2010 - 03/27/2010 Bring lunch and pruning shears.* 28A PERMACULTURE DESIGN I 3 UNITS Strategies and techniques of applied ecology/permaculture design and

application for designing livable human communities 24266 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM F Shein H 101 Merritt Lec 09:00-10:50 F H 101 * 28B PERMACULTURE DESIGN II 3 UNITS Strategies and techniques of applied ecology/permaculture design and

application for designing livable human communities 24268 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM F Shein H 101 Merritt Lec 09:00-10:50 F H 101 * 28C PERMACULTURE DESIGN III 3 UNITS Strategies and techniques of applied ecology/permaculture design and

application for designing livable human communities PREREQUISITE: LANHT 28A OR 28B

24270 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM F Shein H 101 Merritt Lec 09:00-10:50 F H 101 * 28D PERMACULTURE DESIGN IV 3 UNITS Strategies and techniques of applied ecology/permaculture design and

application for designing livable human communities 24272 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM F Shein H 101 Merritt Lec 09:00-10:50 F H 101 * 32 DESIGNING WITH NATIVE PLANTS 3 UNITS Comprehensive study of the use of native plants for landscape design PREREQUISITE: LANHT 5 OR 5E

PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: LANHT 18A AND 22A

24465 Lec 10:00-12:50 PM T Keator FIELD Merritt First class meeting will be at the Merritt campus, room H101 for directions/

carpools to Tilden Botanical Garden.* 33 DESIGN EVALUATION OF BAY AREA 3 UNITS LANDSCAPES Investigation of selected landscapes around the San Francisco Bay area 24274 Lab 12:00-02:50 PM F Grampp H 105 Merritt Lec 10:00-11:50 F H 105 * 35B ADVANCED LANDSCAPE DESIGN 4 UNITS Continuation of LANHT 35A PREREQUISITE: LANHT 22B

24276 Lab 12:30-03:20 PM W Grampp H 105 Merritt Lec 09:30-12:20 PM W H 105 * 36A NATURAL BUILDING 3 UNITS Building and design techniques which use energy-e%cient, local, natural,

sustainable, and accessible materials with a focus on urban applications 24278 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM S Farnsworth FIELD Merritt Lec 06:30-09:40 PM T FIELD Lab 01:00-05:45 PM S FIELD Lec 09:30-10:20 S FIELD 03/23/2010 - 05/25/2010 * 36B NATURAL BUILDING 3 UNITS Continuation of LANHT 36A 24281 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM S Farnsworth FIELD Merritt Lec 06:30-09:40 PM T FIELD Lab 01:00-05:45 PM S FIELD Lec 09:30-10:20 S FIELD 03/23/2010 - 05/25/2010

* 36C NATURAL BUILDING 3 UNITS Continuation of LANHT 36B 24284 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM S Farnsworth FIELD Merritt Lec 06:30-09:40 PM T FIELD Lab 01:00-05:45 PM S FIELD Lec 09:30-10:20 S FIELD 03/23/2010 - 05/25/2010 * 40E PLANT MATERIAL: 3 UNITS MEDITERRANEAN/S.AFRICAN/AUSTRALIAN Identi#cation and culture of Mediterranean, South African and Aus-

tralian plants used in the landscape 24285 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Keator H 108 Merritt* 48PB CAD CLINIC FOR LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE 1 UNIT Use of the computer-assisted landscape design software VectorWorks PREREQUISITE: LANHT 34A

24312 Lab 03:30-06:20 PM M Gibson D 178 Merritt* 48PF JOINERY STRUCTURES FOR 1.5 UNITS LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE CONSTRUCTION Fundamentals of design and construction of small structures for the

yard and garden 24451 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM S Vanarsdale II H 105 Merritt Lec 12:00-12:30 PM S H 105 * 50L PLANT TAXONOMY LAB 1 UNIT Practical #eld experience in naming, describing and classifying plants 24313 Lab 09:00-11:50 S Keator FIELD Merritt Lab 12:30-05:50 PM S FIELD 01/30/2010 - 05/08/2010 Mandatory orientation: Fri, 1/16, 6-9pm, room H108.* 55 HISTORY OF GARDENS AND GARDENING 3 UNITS Historical evolution of gardens from the earliest cultivation of plants

by humans to the present day 24314 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Orlando D 136 Merritt 205 ALL ABOUT ROSES 1 UNIT In-depth study of the growing of roses, from planting bare-root roses

to blooming 24315 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM T Jones H 101 Merritt 03/30/2010 - 05/11/2010 206 LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE BUSINESS 3 UNITS PRACTICES Business aspects of maintenance gardening 24316 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Lee H 105 Merritt 207 SPECIAL PROJECTS IN LANDSCAPE 1!4 UNITS HORTICULTURE Special projects in landscape horticulture 24318 Lab 10:30-02:00 PM Th Branca FIELD Merritt Lec 08:00-10:20 Th FIELD 2/4-5/27 First meeting is on Thursday, 2/4, 10am in room H107. 210A LANDSCAPE DESIGN FORUM I 2 UNITS Forum emphasizing professional practices in landscape design, including

review of student designs for client presentation and guest speakers in the trade

24319 Lec 04:00-05:50 PM T Grampp H 101 Merritt 210B LANDSCAPE DESIGN FORUM II 2 UNITS Forum emphasizing professional practices in landscape design, including


24320 Lec 04:00-05:50 PM T Grampp H 101 Merritt 210C LANDSCAPE DESIGN FORUM III 2 UNITS Forum emphasizing professional practices in landscape design, including


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211A BENEFICIAL BEASTS IN THE 2 UNITS GARDEN AND LANDSCAPE Study of the bene#ts of incorporating wild, naturalized, and domesti-

cated members of the animal kingdom in the garden and landscape 24330 Lab 12:00-02:50 PM SU Litch#eld H 108 Merritt Lec 11:00-11:50 SU H 108 211B BENEFICIAL BEASTS IN THE 2 UNITS GARDEN AND LANDSCAPE Application of information and principles learned in LANHT 211A 24332 Lab 12:00-02:50 PM SU Litch#eld H 108 Merritt Lec 11:00-11:50 SU H 108 211C BENEFICIAL BEASTS IN THE 2 UNITS GARDEN AND LANDSCAPE Research of selected topics in applied zoology 24335 Lab 12:00-02:50 PM SU Litch#eld H 108 Merritt Lec 11:00-11:50 SU H 108 248NP SOIL MANAGEMENT OF BAY AREA GARDENS 1 UNIT Examination of soil fertility, water management, and soil texture of San

Francisco Bay area gardens 24743 Lab 01:00-02:20 PM F Brennan H 108 Merritt Lec 10:00-12:50 PM F H 108 02/19/2010 - 03/26/2010 501 URBAN COMMUNITY GARDEN: 0 UNITS CONSTRUCTION/MAINTENANCE Urban community gardening 24342 Lab 12:00-01:30 PM MWFS Branca FIELD Merritt Lec 09:00-12:00 PM MWFS FIELD 12/19/2009 - 01/16/2010 First meeting is on Saturday, 1/19 at Lakeside Park.

For information call 436-2593. No fee. Open entry/exit.

24344 Lab 11:00-11:50 TW Branca FIELD Merritt Lec 09:00-10:50 TW FIELD

LEARNING RESOURCES LRNRE* 20 INTRODUCTION TO YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 3 UNITS Survey of issues and best practices in after school services for a diverse

population 21754 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Blackburn B 257 Laney For Laney Educational/After-school Pathways* 30 INTRODUCTION TO TUTORING 1 UNIT Introduction to the methods of e"ective tutoring 20672 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM F Cook B 265 Laney 02/05/2010 - 03/19/2010

21753 Lec 10:00-11:50 W Cook G 209 Laney 02/03/2010 - 03/31/2010 For Laney Educational/After-school Pathways* 31 ADVANCED TUTOR TRAINING 1 UNIT Methods of e"ective tutoring 21720 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM F Cook B 265 Laney 03/26/2010 - 05/28/2010 211 COMPUTER ACCESS 3 UNITS Word processing for individuals with visual, physical, or learning dis-

abilities 23215 Lab Maxwell D 116 Alameda Lec D 116 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open entry/open exit course; 2 lecture and 3 lab

hours weekly TBA. To schedule lec/lab hours, call 748-2328 to meet with a counselor.

21339 Lab Raughton E 261 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MW E 256 Disability Resource Center referral recommended.23859 Lab Wong P 306 Merritt Lec 09:00-09:50 TTh P 306 52.5 lab hrs TBA.

23860 Lab Wong P 306 Merritt Lec 11:00-11:50 TTh P 306 52.5 lab hours TBA. 213B IMPROVING COGNITIVE SKILLS 1!3 UNITS Computer assisted instruction designed for individuals with learning

disabilities or acquired brain injuries utilizing material appropriate for all learners

24385 Lab Tappe D 116 Alameda Lec D 116 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open entry/open exit course; 2 lecture and 3 lab

hours weekly TBA. To schedule lec/lab hours, call 748-2328 to meet with a counselor.

Come to the Learning Center if you need: • FREE TUTORING IN ALL SUBJECTS • Help in one of your classes • To join a study group • To improve your grades • To work on your writing skills • To use the computer • To check your e-mail

We o%er Study Skills Workshops in: • Speed Reading • Improved Reading Comprehension • Time Management • Listening/Note-Taking • Planning for Finals

O"ce Hours:Monday – Thursday, 8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

For more information, call (510) 436-2442 or (510) 436-2443.


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220 INTRODUCTION TO TEAM 3 UNITS SELF!MANAGEMENT Introduction to team self-management and leadership COREQUISITE: LRNRE 221, 222, & 223.

22751 Lab 01:00-05:20 PM MTWThF Lebo-Planas BCC TBA Berkeley Lec 08:30-11:50 MTWThF BCC TBA 01/25/2010 - 02/05/2010 Persist Program short term class, 1/25- 2/05/10.

Location TBA.

24751 Lab 01:00-05:20 PM MTWThF Penn BCC TBA Berkeley Lec 08:30-11:50 MTWThF BCC TBA 01/25/2010 - 02/05/2010 Persist Program short term class, 1/25- 2/05/10.

Location TBA. 221 LEADERSHIP AND TEAM 2 UNITS MANAGEMENT SKILLS Leadership and team management COREQUISITE: LRNRE 221, 222, & 223

22752 Lec 10:15-11:15 TTh Sta! BCC TBA Berkeley 02/09/2010 - 05/28/2010 Persist Program class; starts Tues, 2/09/10. Location

TBA.

24752 Lec 03:40-04:40 PM MW Penn BCC TBA Berkeley 02/08/2010 - 05/28/2010 Persist Program class; starts Mon, 2/08/10. Location

TBA. 222 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES 3 UNITS Current issues in social justice COREQUISITE: LRNRE 220, 2221, & 223

22755 Lec 10:40-12:10 PM MW Sta! BCC TBA Berkeley 02/08/2010 - 05/28/2010 Persist Program class; starts Mon, 2/08/10. Location

TBA.

24753 Lec 02:30-04:00 PM TTh Penn BCC TBA Berkeley 02/09/2010 - 05/28/2010 Persist Program class; starts Tues, 2/09/10. Location

TBA. 223 SOCIAL JUSTICE RESEARCH 2.5 UNITS METHODOLOGIES Application of research methodologies to contemporary social justice

issues COREQUISITE: LRNRE 220, 221, & 222

22754 Lab 09:00-10:00 TTh Sta! BCC TBA Berkeley Lec 09:30-10:30 MW BCC TBA 02/08/2010 - 05/28/2010 Persist Program class; starts Mon, 2/08/10. Location

TBA.

24755 Lab 01:15-02:15 PM TTh Sta! BCC TBA Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:15 PM MW BCC TBA 02/08/2010 - 05/28/2010 Persist Program class; starts Mon, 2/08/10. Location

TBA. 259 WRITING STRATEGIES 1!2 UNITS Designed for students to master techniques and strategies for writing

sentences to full essays. 24515 Lec Rex L 210 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open Entry/Open Exit Course; Recommended

for students with learning disabilities. 263A VOCATIONAL ASSESSMENT 0.5!1 UNIT Introduction to vocational assessment for adults with disabilities 23219 Lec 11:00-11:50 T Fearn C 208 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open Entry; Open Exit. Attend 9 term hours to earn

0.5 unit. Vocational living Skills Program. 264 INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS 2 UNITS Information on independent living skills 23200 Lec 02:00-02:50 PM MW Robbiano C 208 Alameda Vocational Living Skills Program. 266 PREPARING FOR EMPLOYMENT 2 UNITS Vocational Living Skills curriculum for adults with disabilities 23201 Lec 03:00-03:50 PM MW Robbiano C 208 Alameda Vocational Living Skills Program.

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267 COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES 1!2 UNIT Vocational/Living Skills for adults with disabilities 23220 Lab Fearn C 208 Alameda Lec 01:00-02:50 PM T C 208 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Vocational Living Skills Program. 268 MONEY MANAGEMENT 2 UNITS Introduction to money management 23203 Lec 01:00-01:50 PM MW Robbiano C 208 Alameda Vocational Living Skills Program; Class meets in room C-208. 269 JOB EXPERIENCE 1 UNIT Vocational Living Skills curriculum for adults with disabilities. 23221 Lab Rowland C 208 Alameda Lec C 208 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Workability Program. Workshops: 1/25,27,28;

2/1,3,4; 3/15,17,18,22,24,25; 4/26,28,29; 5/3,5,6. 272 COMPUTER ACCESS PROJECTS 0.5!2 UNITS Introduction to assistive software 23205 Lab Maxwell D 116 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open Entry, Open Exit; Monday thru Thursday

9-3:50pm and Friday 9-12:50pm; 1.5-6 weekly lab hours tba. To schedule lab hours, go to D116.

20674 Lab MW Raughton E 261 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Disability Resource Center referral recom-

mended. (27 term hours for 0.5 unit of credit)23857 Lab Wong P 306 Merritt Open entry/exit. Students attend 27 term hours for .5 unit. Lab hours:

10:00-11:00am TTh; 12:00-4:30pm T; 12:00-1:00pm Th in room P306. 273A IMPROVING LEARNING POTENTIAL I 1 UNIT Remediation of basic cognitive skills 21350 Lab Kayden E 261 Laney Lec TTh E 261 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 (Disability Resource Center referral recom-

mended) (30 term hrs for 1 unit of credit) 273B IMPROVING LEARNING POTENTIAL I 1 UNIT Remediation of basic cognitive skills 21352 Lab Kayden E 261 Laney Lec TTh E 261 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 (Disability Resource Center referral recom-

mended) (30 term hrs for 1 unit of credit) 273C IMPROVING LEARNING POTENTIAL I 1 UNIT Remediation of basic cognitive skills 21354 Lab Kayden E 261 Laney Lec TTh E 261 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 (Disability Resource Center referral recom-

mended) (30 term hrs for 1 unit of credit) 274A IMPROVING LEARNING POTENTIAL II 1 UNIT Advanced level remediation of cognitive/language tasks 21355 Lec Kayden E 261 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 (Disability Resource Center referral recom-

mended) (18 term hrs for 1 unit of credit) 274B IMPROVING LEARNING POTENTIAL II 1 UNIT Advanced level remediation of cognitive/language tasks 21356 Lec Kayden E 261 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 (Disability Resource Center referral recom-

mended) (18 term hrs for 1 unit of credit) 280 STUDY SKILLS 0.5!3 UNITS Systematic approach to understanding principles of learning for all

academic disciplines 23863 Lab Trotter D 187 Merritt Lec D 187 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open entry/exit. Students take 27 term hours

for each half unit earned. Meets 9:00AM - 7:00PM on Monday - Thursday and 9:00AM - 3:00PM on Friday.

23866 Lab 03:00-03:50 PM TTh Dimopoulos P 305 Merritt Lec 02:00-02:50 PM TTh P 305 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 1 - 2 units. Open entry/exit. For students with learn-

ing disabilities. 294 INTRODUCTION TO LEARNING DISABILITIES 0.5 UNIT Overview of learning disabilities 22135 Lab Kindblad BCC TBA Berkeley Lec BCC TBA 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Designed for students with learning disabilities;

referral by PSSD counselor; hours TBA. 295A DIAGNOSTIC LEARNING 1 UNIT Individual assessment of learning strengths and weaknesses to determine

eligibility for services as a learning disabled adult and development of an Individualized Education Plan (IEP)

21357 Lec 02:30-05:20 PM M Talbot Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 (Learning Skills Program) (Open entry/exit) Referral

by Disability Resource Center recommended. 295B DIAGNOSTIC LEARNING 1 UNIT Individual assessment of learning strengths and weaknesses to determine



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295C DIAGNOSTIC LEARNING 1 UNIT Individual assessment of learning strengths and weaknesses to determine



by Disability Resource Center recommended. 296 DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT 1 UNIT Individual assessment of learning strengths and weaknesses to determine

eligibility for services as an adult with a learning disability in California community colleges.

24440 Lec Rex L 210 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open Entry/Open Exit. Student must attend 18

term hours to earn one unit of credit. 297A METACOGNITIVE LEARNING I 1 UNIT Overview of issues relating to learning disabilities 24208 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Dimopoulos P 305 Merritt 02/02/2010 - 03/11/2010

24209 Lec 04:00-06:50 PM T Dimopoulos P 305 Merritt 03/16/2010 - 04/26/2010 501 SUPERVISED TUTORING "NON!CREDIT# 0 UNIT Supervised tutoring, either individually or in small groups, to improve

student success in college courses. 23858 Lab Trotter D 187 Merritt 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open entry/exit. Students take 27 term hours

for each half unit earned. Meets 9:00AM - 7:00PM on Monday - Thursday and 9:00AM - 3:00PM on Friday.

22136 Lab Sta! BCC TBA Berkeley 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Location, hours TBA.20675 Lab Webb Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Class meets in the library, 4th %oor.20676 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM MW Clark E 255 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Apprenticeship Test Preparation23867 Lab Bauer Merritt 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open entry/exit. Tutoring for MEDAS students.

23207 Lab 09:00-01:50 PM F Sta! Alameda Lab 09:00-06:50 PM MTWTh Lab 10:00-02:50 PM S 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open Lab Tutoring; Open entry/open exit; Meets

in the L Building.

23208 Lab Sta! Alameda 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 For English/ESL tutoring, go to the 2nd %oor

of COA Library; Course for special project only; Open Entry/Open Exit; MTWTH 9-7PM and F 9-2PM.

20677 Lab Sanford B 262 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Writing Center is opened 9:00a.m. - 8:30pm

Monday through Thursday and 9:00a.m.-5:00pm Friday. (Open entry/Open exit)

20678 Lab Talbot E 260 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Referral by Disability Resource Center counselor.20680 Lab Leech F 170 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Lab is opened 9:00 am - 9:00 pm Monday through

Thursday; 9:00 am - 4:00pm Friday and Saturday. (Open entry/Open exit)23211 Lab 09:00-01:50 PM F Sta! Alameda Lab 09:00-06:50 PM MTWTh 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open Lab Tutoring; Open entry/open exit; Meets in

the L Building.20679 Lab 10:00-11:50 F Sta! A 203 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Gateway to College21825 Lab 12:00-01:50 PM F Sta! A 204 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Gateway to College23213 Lab 03:00-04:15 PM F Olive A 202 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Accouting Tutoring.

LEGAL AND COMMUNITY LCIINTERPRETING 248GA INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH! 3 UNITS LANGUAGE LEGAL INTERPRETATION Principles of Spanish-language interpretation 24632 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Zawadzki E 201A Laney

LIBRARY INFORMATION STUDIES LIS** 85 INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION 2 UNITS RESOURCES Introduction to the basic concepts and tools used in information research 23196 Lec McKenna ONLINE Alameda 03/22/2010 - 05/14/2010 Online Course; Orientation: 03/22/10 from

5:30-6:30PM in room L202E. For more course information, please contact instructor at [email protected].

20670 Lec Buchalter ONLINE Laney 02/10/2010 - 03/31/2010 24716 Lec Buchalter ONLINE Laney 03/24/2010 - 03/12/2010 500 COMPUTER LAB FOR LIBRARY 0 UNITS INFORMATION STUDIES Library information research computer laboratory. 23195 Lab 08:00-07:00 PM MTWThF Sta! LIB 1 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Library Lab in Information Literacy/Research Skill;

OE/OE, Hours TBA, L222 Reference Desk.

MACHINE SHOP MACH* 20 CAD SOLID MODELING WITH SOLIDWORKS 4 UNITS Fundamentals of computer-aided design (CAD) using SolidWorks

software 20980 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Moss G 101 Laney Lec 07:00-09:50 PM T G 101 * 31 ADVANCED CNC AND CAD/CAM 4 UNITS PROGRAMMING Advanced CNC programming PREREQUISITE: MACH 30

21535 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM W Sta! G 101 Laney Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M G 101

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Learn to use library resources and the Internet to locate and evaluate a wide variety of information sources.

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200 SPECIAL PROJECTS LABORATORY 2 UNITS Open laboratory for working on selected projects 20684 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM MW Quindlen G 101 Laney20685 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM MW Sta! G 101 Laney20686 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM TTh Quindlen G 101 Laney20687 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM MW Brown G 101 Laney20688 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM TTh Moss G 101 Laney 205 ENGINEERING DRAWINGS FOR 3 UNITS MACHINISTS, WELDERS, AND INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS Interpretation of engineering drawings and speci#cations for machinists,

welders, and industrial maintenance technicians 24581 Lec 05:30-06:50 PM TTh Baruch G 206 Laney 210 MACHINE TECHNOLOGY I 5 UNITS Introduction to the operation and theory of machine tools focusing on

shop safety 20690 Lab 05:30-09:50 PM W Quindlen G 101 Laney Lab 08:30-09:50 PM M G 101 20692 Lab 08:00-12:20 PM W Brown G 101 Laney Lab 11:00-12:20 PM M G 101 220 MACHINE TECHNOLOGY II 5 UNITS Continuation of MACH 210 20694 Lab 05:30-09:50 PM Th Quindlen G 101 Laney Lab 08:30-09:50 PM T G 101 Lec 05:30-08:20 PM T G 101 21204 Lab 08:00-12:20 PM W Brown G 101 Laney Lab 11:00-12:20 PM M G 101 230 MACHINE TECHNOLOGY III 5 UNITS Continuation of MACH 220 20696 Lab 05:30-09:50 PM Th Quindlen G 101 Laney Lab 08:30-09:50 PM T G 101 21206 Lab 08:00-12:20 PM W Brown G 101 Laney Lab 11:00-12:20 PM M G 101

MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION M/SVN* 60 INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT 3 UNITS Introduction to management 20683 Lec Jones ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]

MATHEMATICS MATH** 1 PRE!CALCULUS 4 UNITS Preparation for the calculus sequence or other courses requiring a sound

algebraic background PREREQUISITE: MATH 203 OR 211D

24462 Lec 05:00-06:50 PM MW Park D 221 Merritt22379 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Chemouni BCC 053 Berkeley22380 Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh Hao BCC 515 Berkeley22381 Lec 01:15-03:05 PM MW Hao BCC 051 Berkeley22450 Lec 01:00-04:50 PM F Polishchuk BCC 033 Berkeley24521 Lec 06:30-08:20 PM TTh Calomino BCC TBA Berkeley** 2 PRECALCULUS WITH ANALYTIC GEOMETRY 5 UNITS Advanced algebra and analytic geometry PREREQUISITE: MATH 50 OR 52C

23225 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTWThF Noorbakhsh CV 200 Alameda20697 Lec 11:00-12:30 PM MWF Rouse G 211 Laney20698 Lec 07:00-09:20 PM MW Hauser AC 110 Laney23226 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Baker D 205 Alameda20699 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Rouse E 211 Laney

** 3A CALCULUS I 5 UNITS !eorems on limits and continuous functions, derivatives, di"erentials

and applications PREREQUISITE: MATH 2; OR MATH 1 & 50; OR MATH 1 & 52C

23227 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Noorbakhsh A 200 Alameda20700 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Rouse E 207 Laney24461 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Sta! A 218 Merritt22137 Lec 09:30-11:50 TTh Cherkassky BCC 055 Berkeley22138 Lec 05:30-07:50 PM MW Garcia BCC TBA Berkeley20701 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM MW Ross F 203 Laney23228 Lec Pernell ONLINE Alameda Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh C 105 Hybrid Course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more

information.20702 Lec 07:00-09:20 PM TTh Park G 206 Laney20703 Lec 10:30-12:50 PM MW Smith E 255B Laney20704 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Williamson F 170C Laney** 3B CALCULUS II 5 UNITS Applications of the de#nite integral PREREQUISITE: MATH 3A

20705 Lec 09:30-11:50 MW Bourgoin G 203 Laney22139 Lec 01:15-03:35 PM MW Russakovskii BCC 033 Berkeley20706 Lec 07:00-09:20 PM MW Park G 207 Laney20707 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM MW Rouse F 202 Laney


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** 3C CALCULUS III 5 UNITS Partial di"erentiation PREREQUISITE: MATH 3B

20708 Lec 07:00-09:20 PM TTh Lum G 210 Laney22140 Lec 04:00-06:20 PM TTh Garcia BCC 223 Berkeley20709 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Bourgoin G 205 Laney** 3E LINEAR ALGEBRA 3 UNITS Linear algebra PREREQUISITE: MATH 3A

23266 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Baker CV 200 Alameda20710 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW Ross A 120 Laney22451 Lec 10:30-11:50 MW Gagliardi BCC 014 Berkeley** 3F DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION 3 UNITS Ordinary di"erential equations PREREQUISITE: MATH 3C

20711 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Smith G 205 Laney22141 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Garcia BCC 014 Berkeley** 13 INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS 4 UNITS Introduction to theory and practice of statistics PREREQUISITE: MATH 203 OR 211D

23232 Lec 12:00-01:50 PM MW Uy D 206 Alameda22142 Lec 04:00-05:50 PM MW Jennings BCC 311 Berkeley20712 Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh Bourgoin G 209 Laney23871 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWTh Strohl D 208 Merritt23872 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM TTh Bailey D 209 Merritt22143 Lec 09:00-12:50 PM S Wing BCC 311 Berkeley23233 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW Bui D 119 Alameda20713 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM TTh Chang G 210 Laney20714 Lec 09:00-12:50 PM S Villatoro F 255 Laney23234 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Tanaka D 237 Alameda22144 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T Chemouni BCC 051/57 Berkeley Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to enroll.22145 Lec 06:30-08:20 PM TTh Zhiv WHEELR 213 Berkeley 213 Wheeler Hall, UC Berkeley.20715 Lec 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Magante G 205 Laney23873 Lec 12:00-02:35 PM TTh Shah D 233 Merritt 02/16/2010 - 05/27/2010 23874 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM MW Holloway D 144 Merritt20716 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Sta! G 130 Laney22146 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM TTh Jennings BCC 034 Berkeley22147 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Najjar BCC 515 Berkeley20717 Lec 10:00-11:50 MW Lepowsky G 206 Laney23237 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWTh Tanaka C 105 Alameda23894 Lec 12:00-02:35 PM MW Sta! D 233 Merritt 02/17/2010 - 05/26/2010

20718 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW Lepowsky TH 426 Laney22452 Lec 08:00-09:50 TTh Jew BCC 034 Berkeley22796 Lec 04:10-06:10 PM TTh Zhiv BCC 032 Berkeley20719 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Scheu G 206 Laney23264 Lec Uy ONLINE Alameda This is an online course taken through www.coursecompass.com that

requires software fee; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more information.

23265 Lec Santos ONLINE Alameda This is an online course taken through www.coursecompass.com that


24522 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM F Kim BCC 054 Berkeley23271 Lec 09:00-10:50 TTh Baker CV 225 Alameda

21809 Lec 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Citron AC110 Laney** 15 MATHEMATICS FOR LIBERAL 3 UNITS ARTS STUDENTS Fundamental ideas underlying modern mathematics PREREQUISITE: MATH 203 OR 211D

20721 Lec 05:30-06:50 PM TTh Sta! G 210 Laney** 16A CALCULUS FOR BUSINESS AND 3 UNITS LIFE/SOCIAL SCIENCES Introduction to analytic geometry and di"erential and integral calculus of

algebraic functions with particular attention paid to simple applications. PREREQUISITE: MATH 1 OR 2

22148 Lec 05:00-07:50 PM F Farahmand BCC 033 Berkeley** 16B CALCULUS FOR BUSINESS AND 3 UNITS LIFE/SOCIAL SCIENCES Continuation of di"erential and integral calculus PREREQUISITE: MATH 16A OR 3A

22685 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M Wing BCC TBA Berkeley* 50 TRIGONOMETRY 3 UNITS Introduction to functional trigonometry PREREQUISITE: MATH 202, AND MATH 203 OR 211D

23239 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Feldman C 109 Alameda20722 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Williamson G 206 Laney24773 Lec 12:00-01:20 PM MW Sta! D 243 Merritt22686 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Jeh BCC 216 Berkeley20723 Lec 05:00-06:20 PM TTh Liang G 209 Laney20724 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Sta! F 200 Laney23240 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Rinker C 113 Alameda23241 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MWF Pernell CV-224 Alameda 03/24/2010 - 05/28/2010 * 52A TRIGONOMETRY "LAB# 1 UNIT Trigonometry Lab A PREREQUISITE: MATH 202, AND MATH 203 OR 211D

21207 Lab Lepowsky G 201 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open entry/open exit — students must select 3

hours per week from the lab hours listed. Lab is opened 9:00am-8:00pm Monday to Thursday, and 9:00am-noon Friday.

* 52B TRIGONOMETRY "LAB# 1 UNIT Trigonometry Lab B PREREQUISITE: MATH 52A



* 52C TRIGONOMETRY "LAB# 1 UNIT Trigonometry Lab C PREREQUISITE: MATH 52B



* 113 MATH WORKSHOP FOR STATISTICS 1 UNIT Reinforcement of problem-solving skills in statistics PREREQUISITE: MATH 203 OR 211D

23875 Lec 02:45-03:35 PM MW Sta! D 180 Merritt 02/17/2010 - 05/26/2010

23895 Lec 02:45-03:35 PM TTh Shah D 180 Merritt 02/16/2010 - 05/27/2010 For information call 436-2623. 200A ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA ! PART 1 2 UNITS Basic algebraic operations 21537 Lec 10:00-11:20 MW Scheu B 130 Laney



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200B ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA ! PART 2 2 UNITS Basic algebraic operations 21368 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Will G 211 Laney Please note that this section of this course has a computer component.

Students will be required to spend time outside of class at a computer,. 201 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA 4 UNITS Basic algebraic operations PREREQUISITE: MATH 225 OR 250 OR 251D OR 253 OR PLACEMENT THROUGH

MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESSMENT PROCESS

20725 Lec 08:00-10:20 TTh Camp G 210 Laney23242 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Ionel A 202 Alameda22149 Lec 04:00-06:20 PM TTh Calomino BCC 212 Berkeley23876 Lec 08:00-09:40 MWF Green A 218 Merritt23877 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTWThFF Siegfried D 208 Merritt20726 Lec 10:00-11:35 MWF Sta! F 203 Laney22150 Lec 09:30-11:50 MW Tsai BCC 216 Berkeley23243 Lec 11:00-11:50 MTWThF Fellman CV 213 Alameda23244 Lec 02:00-04:20 PM TTh Baker A 231 Alameda22151 Lec 01:15-03:35 PM TTh Wing BCC 515 Berkeley20727 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM MW Smith D 200 Laney23878 Lec 12:00-02:20 PM MW Park D 224 Merritt23879 Lec 12:00-02:20 PM TTh Holloway D 200 Merritt20728 Lec 07:00-09:20 PM MW Okplango G 209 Laney22152 Lec 09:30-11:50 TTh Gopinath BCC 054 Berkeley22153 Lec 04:00-06:20 PM MW Zhiv BCC 212 Berkeley20729 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM TTh Tran F 203 Laney23880 Lec 11:00-11:50 MTWThF Siegfried D 234 Merritt23245 Lec 08:00-12:50 PM S Bischof C 211 Alameda23246 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTWThF Fellman C 105 Alameda23881 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Strohl D 208 Merritt20730 Lec 08:00-10:20 MW Smith G 210 Laney20731 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Will A 239 Laney23882 Lec 07:00-09:20 PM MW Sta! D 233 Merritt22577 Lec 09:00-01:50 PM S Jeh BCC 214 Berkeley22740 Lec Kim HYBRID Berkeley Lec 07:00-09:50 PM T BCC TBA Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to enroll; hybrid class, meets 3

hrs/wk in class, 2 hrs/wk online.

20732 Lec 10:30-12:50 PM MW Camp G 207 Laney UBAKA Program

20733 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Rouse G 209 Laney23262 Lec Fellman ONLINE Alameda This is an online course taken through www.coursecompass.com that


20734 Lec 09:00-01:50 PM S Sta! G 209 Laney 202 GEOMETRY 3 UNITS Introduction to plane geometry emphasizing mathematical logic and

proofs PREREQUISITE: MATH 201 OR 210D

23267 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MWF Pernell CV 205 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 03/22/2010 20735 Lec 05:30-06:50 PM MW Bascara G 210 Laney24463 Lec 10:00-11:20 MW Sta! D 200 Merritt22453 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Romweber BCC 034 Berkeley 203 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA 4 UNITS Intermediate algebraic operations PREREQUISITE: MATH 201 OR 210D

23247 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Abadia C 209 Alameda

20736 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM MW Williamson G 209 Laney23883 Lec 11:00-11:50 MTWThF Strohl D 208 Merritt22155 Lec 04:00-06:20 PM TTh Wing BCC 515 Berkeley22714 Lec Ho!man HYBRID Berkeley Lec 07:00-09:50 PM T BCC 322 Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to enroll; hybrid class, meets 3

hrs/wk in class, 2 hrs/wk online.22738 Lec Weber HYBRID Berkeley Lec 07:00-09:50 PM T BCC 054 Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to enroll; hybrid class, meets 3

hrs/wk in class, 2 hrs/wk online.22156 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Cavalieri BCC TBA Berkeley23896 Lec 07:00-09:20 PM TTh Holloway D 228 Merritt20737 Lec 07:00-09:20 PM TTh Westergard G 209 Laney23248 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Noorbakhsh CV 231 Alameda23249 Lec Pernell ONLINE Alameda This is an online course taken through www.coursecompass.com that


20738 Lec 01:00-03:20 PM TTh Smith G 209 Laney24464 Lec 08:45-10:00 MTWTh Park D 221 Merritt22158 Lec 09:30-11:50 MW Chen BCC 322 Berkeley20739 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTWThF Sta! E 201A Laney23250 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWThF Tung A 213 Alameda23251 Lec 08:00-12:50 PM S Uy D 229 Alameda20741 Lec 09:30-11:50 MW Chang G 205 Laney22454 Lec 09:00-01:50 PM S Zhiv BCC 515 Berkeley


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22455 Lec 09:30-11:50 TTh Doi BCC 315 Berkeley23263 Lec Pernell ONLINE Alameda This is an online course taken through www.coursecompass.com that


20740 Lec 08:00-10:20 TTh Smith G 205 Laney (African American Learning Community)20742 Lec 09:00-01:50 PM S Mampaey G 210 Laney 205A INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA ! PART 1 2 UNITS Basic algebraic operations 21538 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Sta! G 210 Laney 205B INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA ! PART 2 2 UNITS Basic algebraic operations 24104 Lec 08:00-09:20 MW Koshlap A 140 Laney 208 MATHEMATICS FOR LABORATORY SCIENCES 3 UNITS Applications of algebra speci#c to biology, biomanufacturing, and

chemistry PREREQUISITE: MATH 250 OR 251D OR 253 OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$

MEASURES ASSESSMENT PROCESS

20743 Lec 02:00-03:20 PM TTh Fuller G 203 Laney 210A ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA "LAB# 1 UNIT Elementary Algebra Lab A PREREQUISITE: MATH 225 OR 250 OR 251D OR 253 OR PLACEMENT THROUGH


ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED IN MATH 210 MUST SIGN UP FOR AN ORIENTA-TION IN G201 ON THEIR FIRST DAY OF CLASS

21624 Lab Ross G 201 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010. Lab is opened 9:00am-8:00pm Monday to

Thursday, and 9:00am-noon Friday. 210B ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA "LAB# 1 UNIT Elementary Algebra Lab B PREREQUISITE: MATH 210A


Thursday, and 9:00am-noon Friday. 210C ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA "LAB# 1 UNIT Elementary Algebra Lab C PREREQUISITE: MATH 210B


Thursday, and 9:00am-noon Friday. 210D ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA "LAB# 1 UNIT Elementary Algebra Lab D PREREQUISITE: MATH 210C


Thursday, and 9:00am-noon Friday. 211A INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA "LAB# 1 UNIT Intermediate Algebra Lab A PREREQUISITE: MATH 201 OR 210D

ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED IN MATH 211 MUST SIGN UP FOR AN ORIENTA-TION IN G201 ON THEIR FIRST DAY OF CLASS

21628 Lab Bourgoin G 201 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010. Lab is opened 9:00am-8:00pm Monday to

Thursday, and 9:00am-noon Friday.

211B INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA "LAB# 1 UNIT Intermediate Algebra Lab B PREREQUISITE: MATH 211A


Thursday, and 9:00am-noon Friday. 211C INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA "LAB# 1 UNIT Intermediate Algebra Lab C PREREQUISITE: MATH 211B


Thursday, and 9:00am-noon Friday. 211D INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA "LAB# 1 UNIT Intermediate Algebra Lab D PREREQUISITE: MATH 211C


Thursday, and 9:00am-noon Friday. 220A TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS WITH 0.5 UNIT ALGEBRA ! PART 1 "LAB# Selected topics in algebra useful for the vocations PREREQUISITE: MATH 251ABC OR 253 OR APPROPRIATE PLACEMENT THROUGH

MULTIPLE$MEASURES ASSESSMENT PROCESS.

21632 Lab Park G 201 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Open entry/open exit—students must select 1.5


220B TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS WITH 0.5 UNIT ALGEBRA ! PART 2 "LAB# Selected topics in algebra useful for the vocations PREREQUISITE: MATH 220A



220C TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS WITH 0.5 UNIT ALGEBRA ! PART 3 "LAB# Selected topics in algebra useful for the vocations PREREQUISITE: MATH 220B



220D TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS WITH 0.5 UNIT ALGEBRA ! PART 4 "LAB# Selected topics in algebra useful for the vocations PREREQUISITE: MATH 220C



220E TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS WITH 0.5 UNIT GEOMETRY ! PART 1 "LAB# Practical plane geometry PREREQUISITE: MATH 220A AND 220B, OR 201 OR 210D





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220F TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS WITH 0.5 UNIT GEOMETRY ! PART 2 "LAB# Practical solid geometry and geometric constructions PREREQUISITE: MATH 220E



220G TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS WITH 1 UNIT TRIGONOMETRY "LAB# Trigonometry useful for the vocations PREREQUISITE: MATH 220E



225 MATHEMATICS FOR TECHNICIANS 3 UNITS Mathematics for technicians PREREQUISITE: MATH 250 OR 251D OR 253 OR PLACEMENT THROUGH MULTIPLE$

MEASURES ASSESSMENT PROCESS

23252 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF Kaeser D 205 Alameda 250 ARITHMETIC 3 UNITS Refresher course in the fundamental processes of arithmetic 23253 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF Alexeev C 209 Alameda20744 Lec 10:30-11:50 MW Will G 210 Laney22159 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Wing BCC 322 Berkeley22160 Lec 06:30-07:50 PM MW Zhiv BCC TBA Berkeley20745 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Liang F 205 Laney23884 Lec 10:00-11:20 MW Park D 221 Merritt23254 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Broxholm C 105 Alameda23255 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Leon C 209 Alameda23885 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Khaja D 137 Merritt21732 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Camp G 130 Laney22161 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM M Farahmand BCC 053 Berkeley Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to enroll.

24532 Lec 10:30-11:50 MW Jew BCC TBA Berkeley21733 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Chang G 211 Laney23886 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Sta! D 209 Merritt23256 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Rinker C 113 Alameda24687 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MWF Abadia CV-224 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 03/22/2010

21755 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Liang E 201B Laney For Laney Educational/After-School Pathways (LEAP) 251A ARITHMETIC 1 UNIT Modular course in the fundamental processes of arithmetic 22794 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWTh Jew BCC 014 Berkeley 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010.

21222 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW Scheu G 207 Laney 01/25/2010 - 03/03/2010


21734 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW Scheu G 207 Laney 04/19/2010 - 05/19/2010 251B ARITHMETIC 1 UNIT Modular course in the fundamental processes of arithmetic PREREQUISITE: MATH 251A

24533 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWTh Jew BCC 014 Berkeley 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010



21738 Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW Scheu G 207 Laney 04/19/2010 - 05/19/2010 251C ARITHMETIC 1 UNIT Modular course in the fundamental processes of arithmetic PREREQUISITE: MATH 251B

24534 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWTh Jew BCC 014 Berkeley 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 251D ARITHMETIC 1 UNIT Modular course in the fundamental processes of arithmetic PREREQUISITE: MATH 251C

24535 Lec 08:00-08:50 MTWTh Jew BCC 014 Berkeley 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 253 PRE!ALGEBRA 3 UNITS Fundamentals of pre-algebra 23257 Lec 08:00-09:20 TTh Kuo D 222 Alameda23270 Lec 03:00-03:50 PM MWF Abadia C 109 Alameda20746 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Camp G 246 Laney21731 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Ta G 206 Laney23887 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Siegfried D 233 Merritt23888 Lec 10:00-11:20 TTh Holloway D 200 Merritt20747 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF Lui F 203 Laney23258 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Feldman C 109 Alameda22163 Lec 01:15-02:35 PM MW Tsai BCC 053 Berkeley22164 Lec 05:00-06:20 PM TTh Najjar BCC 015 Berkeley20748 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Lui E 201A Laney23889 Lec 12:00-01:20 PM TTh Siegfried D 234 Merritt23259 Lec 11:00-12:50 PM MWF Abadia A 224 Alameda 03/24/2010 - 05/28/2010 23890 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Khaja D 243 Merritt24429 Lec 03:00-03:50 PM MWF Abadia C 109 Alameda Class number 24429 is reserved for East Bay Career Advancement Academy

students with max enrollment of 15 students.

22460 Lec 08:00-09:20 TTh Gopinath BCC 054 Berkeley23897 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Green A 215 Merritt EBCAA20749 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Sheehan G 211 Laney20750 Lec 10:30-11:50 MW Koshlap A 120 Laney20751 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Fung E 256 Laney24675 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Chang A 204 Laney Gateway to College

21756 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Ta G 266 Laney Laney Educational/After-School Pathways (LEAP)

24674 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Scheu A 203 Laney Gateway to College 257 LEARNING STRATEGIES IN 1!2 UNITS ALGEBRA AND GEOMETRY Introductory concepts in algebra and geometry for students with learn-

ing disabilities 23260 Lec Rex L 210 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Recommended for students with learning dis-

abilities. 258 INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICAL 1!2 UNITS CONCEPTS & STRATEGIES Quantitative concepts and development of problem solving skills in

arithmetic for students with learning disabilities 23261 Lec Rex L 210 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Recommended for students with learning dis-

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270 MATH WORKSHOP FOR ARITHMETIC 1 UNIT Reinforcement of problem-solving skills in arithmetic 23891 Lec 11:00-11:50 T Park D 136 Merritt 271 MATH WORKSHOP FOR PRE!ALGEBRA 1 UNIT Reinforcement of problem-solving skills in pre-algebra 24444 Lec 05:30-06:20 PM Th Khaja D 243 Merritt 272 MATH WORKSHOP FOR ELEMENTARY 1 UNIT ALGEBRA Reinforcement of problem-solving skills in elementary algebra PREREQUISITE: MATH 225 OR 250 OR 251D OR 253 OR PLACEMENT THROUGH


23892 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM F Sta! D 208 Merritt 273 MATH WORKSHOP FOR INTERMEDIATE 1 UNIT ALGEBRA Reinforcement of problem-solving skills in intermediate algebra PREREQUISITE: MATH 201 OR 210D

23893 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th Holloway D 187 Merritt 290 ARITHMETIC WORKSHOP 1!3 UNITS "PROJECT BRIDGE I# Introduction to arithmetic 20752 Lec 02:30-03:50 PM MW Schacher E 204 Laney See Project Bridge entry for entire program—5 courses required. Call 464-

3411 for more information. 291 ARITHMETIC WORKSHOP 1!3 UNITS "PROJECT BRIDGE II# Concepts and algorithms for arithmetic operations 20753 Lec 02:30-03:50 PM MW Will E 200 Laney See Project Bridge entry for entire program—6 courses required. Call 464-

3411 for more information. 292E ARITHMETIC WORKSHOP 1!3 UNITS "NIGHT BRIDGE# Introduction to arithmetic 21197 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Schacher E 204 Laney Night Bridge. See Project Bridge entry. Call 464-3411 for more informa-

tion. 295 PRESCRIPTIVE MATHEMATICS 1!3 UNITS Individualized course in fundamentals of arithmetic 21210 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Talbot E 201B Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 (Learning Skills Program) (Open entry/open exit) 501 MATH LAB 0 UNITS Supervised tutoring of the learning objectives of courses o"ered by the

Mathematics Department. 21387 Lab 09:30-10:20 MW Camp G 207 Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 UBAKA program (Open entry/Open exit)

MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA* 100A BROADCAST MEDIA ANNOUNCING 3 UNITS AND PERFORMANCE Introduction to broadcast media announcing and performance 20755 Lab 03:00-05:50 PM T Zeigler TH 426 Laney Lec 01:00-02:50 PM T TH 426 Class also meets in TH 306.* 100B BROADCAST MEDIA ANNOUNCING 3 UNITS AND PERFORMANCE Continuation of MEDIA 100A 20757 Lab 03:00-05:50 PM T Zeigler TH 426 Laney Lec 01:00-02:50 PM T TH 426 Class also meets in TH 306.

** 101A ACTING/DIRECTING FOR THE CAMERA 3 UNITS Introduction to acting and directing techniques for the screen perfor-

mance environment 20759 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM M Leech TH 319 Laney Lec 12:00-01:50 PM M TH 319 Class also meets in TH306.** 101B ACTING, DIRECTING FOR THE CAMERA 3 UNITS Continuing practice of acting and directing techniques for the screen

performance environment 20761 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM M Leech TH 319 Laney Lec 12:00-01:50 PM M TH 319 Class also meets in TH306.* 104 BEGINNING DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCTION 3 UNITS Introduction to digital video production techniques and terms 20765 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Shlisky TH 319 Laney Lec 05:00-06:50 PM T TH 319 Class also meets in TH306.* 111 BASIC AUDIO PRODUCTION 3 UNITS !eory and operation of audio production equipment for media professionals 21540 Lab 09:00-11:50 W Leech TH 319 Laney Lec 09:00-10:50 M TH 319 Class also meets in TH306.* 120 MAKING DOCUMENTARIES 3 UNITS Production, direction, and editing of documentary projects 21745 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM W Leech TH 319 Laney Lec 12:00-01:50 PM W TH 319 Class also meets in TH306.* 121 EVENT VIDEOGRAPHY: 3 UNITS SPORTS VIDEO PRODUCTION Exploration of production styles related to sports videography PREREQUISITE: 104 AND 130

24685 Lab 05:00-07:50 PM W Stein TH 319 Laney Lec 09:00-10:50 T TH 319 On evenings of actual !eld production, students must stay for entire event.* 123 CAMERAWORK FOR HIGH DEFINITION 3 UNITS AND WIDESCREEN VIDEO PRODUCTION Introduction to the technical and aesthetic requirements of high de#ni-

tion (HD) video camera production PREREQUISITE: MEDIA 104

20984 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Pounds TH 319 Laney Lec 05:00-06:50 PM M TH 319 Class also meets in TH306.* 125 SCRIPTWRITING FOR VIDEO, 3 UNITS BROADCAST AND DIGITAL CINEMATOGRAPHY Scripting writing techniques for the screen in the realm of broadcasting,

#lm, and other forms of media 24692 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM Th Zeigler TH 319 Laney* 129 PORFOLIO DEVELOPMENT 1 UNIT Independent planning, production, shooting, scripting, editing, and

completion of a long format video project 20766 Lec 10:00-10:50 M Leech TH 319 Laney* 130 FINAL CUT PRO I: NONLINEAR EDITING 3 UNITS FOR VIDEO, BROADCAST AND DIGITAL CINEMATOGRAPHY Practical, aesthetic, and conceptual digital video editing using Final-

CutPro 20768 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Cera F 170D Laney Lec 05:00-06:50 PM T F 170D



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* 131 FINAL CUT PRO II: NONLINEAR EDITING 3 UNITS FOR VIDEO, BROADCAST AND DIGITAL CINEMATOGRAPHY Intermediate $uency and skill level in Final Cut Pro 20770 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Cera F 170D Laney Lec 05:00-06:50 PM W F 170D * 132 FINAL CUT STUDIO EDITING WORKFLOW 3 UNITS Final Cut Studio PREREQUISITE: MEDIA 130

24691 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Cera F 170D Laney Lec 05:00-06:50 PM W F 170D * 140 ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS: MOTION 3 UNITS GRAPHCS FOR VIDEO, BROADCAST AND DIGITAL CINEMATOGRAPHY Creation of professional motion graphics and special e"ects using Adobe

After E"ects 21544 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM M Munsch F 170D Laney Lec 12:00-01:50 PM M F 170D * 155 ADVANCED MUSIC VIDEO PRODUCTION: 3 UNITS BASIC RECORDING Analog and digital multi-track techniques in various scenarios of profes-

sional sound recording and music video 21547 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Leech TH 319 Laney Lec 05:00-06:50 PM Th TH 319 Class also meets in TH306.

MEDICAL ASSISTING MEDAS 201A INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL ASSISTING 5 UNITS Introduction to theory and foundational skills in medical assisting 24528 Lec 09:00-11:20 MTh Sta! TBA Merritt 201B MEDICAL ASSISTING: 7 UNITS CLINICAL APPLICATION Continuation of MEDAS 201A designed to provide preparation for

entry-level positions in medical assisting 24530 Lab 10:00-11:50 TW Bracy D 119 Merritt Lec 08:00-09:50 TW D 119 24531 Lab 10:00-11:50 TW McFarland TBA Merritt Lec 08:00-09:50 TW D 119

MEXICAN AND LATIN M/LAT

AMERICAN STUDIES ** 12 UNITED STATES RELATIONS 3 UNITS W/MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA Analysis of United States relations with Mexico and Latin America

from colonial times to the present 20681 Lec Solomon ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]** 30A SURVEY OF LATIN!AMERICAN FILMS 3 UNITS Critical examination of historical and contemporary #lm images of

Latinos/Americanos as a result of cultural encounters within the United States

20682 Lec 06:00-09:35 PM M Davila-Sanchez F 170C Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/24/2010

23907 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM M Duran A 214 Merritt

** 30B SURVEY OF LATIN!AMERICAN FILMS 3 UNITS Critical examination of cinema from throughout Latin America and

Spain that relate to Latino cultural experiences 24641 Lec Duran ONLINE Merritt Online course. Instructor’s email: [email protected] Mandatory orienta-

tion: Friday, 1/29, 4-6pm in A214.21545 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM W Salinas F 170C Laney 02/03/2010 - 05/26/2010

MULTIMEDIA ARTS MMART* 48UT FLASH 2D ANIMATION 2 UNITS 2D animation using a vector-based imaging and animation program 22542 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM W Stalker BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM W BCC 227 * 48UU FLASH 2D ANIMATION LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 48UT. 22543 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22544 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley22545 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22546 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley22547 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22548 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley22775 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Marrs BCC 321 Berkeley


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* 48UV ANIMATION PRACTICES I 2 UNITS Project-based study of animation 22550 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM F Stalker BCC 321 Berkeley Lec 01:00-02:20 PM F BCC 321 Day/Room TBA.* 48UW ANIMATION PRACTICES I LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 48UV. 22551 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22552 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley22553 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22554 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley22555 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22556 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley22776 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Marrs BCC 321 Berkeley* 110 SCRIPTWRITING AND STORYBOARDING 3 UNITS Introduction to storytelling as an art 22165 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM W Marrs BCC 321 Berkeley22484 Lec 01:15-04:05 PM T Marrs BCC 315 Berkeley* 111A NARRATIVE SCRIPTWRITING I 3 UNITS !eory and practice of narrative scriptwriting 22166 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM F Xanders BCC 212 Berkeley* 111B NARRATIVE SCRIPTWRITING II 3 UNITS Advanced workshop in revising and completing a professional-level

narrative script PREREQUISITE: MMART 111A

22732 Lec 04:00-06:50 PM S Xanders BCC 212 Berkeley* 116 STORYTELLING IN ANIMATION 3 UNITS Animated project design using storytelling elements, improvisation and

brainstorming 22167 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Marrs BCC 321 Berkeley Lec 01:00-04:20 PM S BCC 321 02/20/2010 - 04/17/2010 Late start class, begins Sat, 2/20/10.** 120 MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION 3 UNITS Critical appreciation of media as expressive and communicational

systems 22168 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM T Farley-Gillispie BCC 053 Berkeley* 121 DIGITAL CULTURE 3 UNITS Analysis of the emerging digital culture within contemporary society 22579 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM T Farley-Gillispie BCC 126 Berkeley* 122B FROM MOVIES TO MULTIMEDIA 3 UNITS Analysis of #lm, animation, video, and other time-based multimedia

art forms 22169 Lec 09:00-11:50 Th Xanders BCC TBA Berkeley** 123 THE DOCUMENTARY TRADITION 3 UNITS History and analysis of documentary #lm 22170 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM Th Ehrlich BCC 015 Berkeley* 129 CONTEMPORARY COLOR 2 UNITS Fundamental elements of color COREQUISITE: MMART 129L

22414 Lab 02:45-04:05 PM W Silverberg BCC 321 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:35 PM W BCC 321 * 129L CONTEMPORARY COLOR LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 129. 22415 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22416 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22417 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22418 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22419 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley

22420 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22421 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 130 SURVEY OF DIGITAL IMAGING 2 UNITS Introduction to digital imaging for the multimedia industry COREQUISITE: MMART 130L

22172 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM Th Bohbot BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 01:00-02:20 PM Th BCC 213 * 130L SURVEY OF DIGITAL IMAGING LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 130. 22173 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22174 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22175 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22176 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22177 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22178 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22179 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 131A PHOTOSHOP I 2 UNITS Introduction to basic image editing and digital illustration using a

bitmap imaging program 22181 Lab 10:30-11:50 W Larocca BCC 312 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 W BCC 312 22183 Lab 05:30-06:50 PM M Larocca BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 04:00-05:20 PM M BCC 227 * 131LA PHOTOSHOP I LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 131A. 22184 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22185 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22186 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22187 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22188 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22189 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22190 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 132B PAINTER I 2 UNITS Introduction to basic drawing and painting principals using computer

software that emulates traditional media 22504 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM F Kim BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 01:00-02:20 PM F BCC 213 * 132C PAINTER II 2 UNITS Introduction to basic drawing and painting principals using computer

software that emulates traditional media 22506 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM F Kim BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 01:00-02:20 PM F BCC 213 * 132LB PAINTER I LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 132B. 22507 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22508 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22509 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22510 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22511 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22512 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22513 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 132LC PAINTER II LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 132C. 22514 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22515 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley



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22423 Lab 10:30-11:50 T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 T BCC 213 Materials fee: $524119 Lab 07:30-08:50 PM F Copeland BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 06:00-07:20 PM F BCC 323 * 133B DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY II 2 UNITS Intermediate theory and practice of digital photography PREREQUISITE: MMARAT 133A/133LA

22581 Lab 05:30-06:50 PM Th Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 04:00-05:20 PM Th BCC 213 * 133C DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY III 2 UNITS Advanced theory and practice of digital photography COREQUISITE: MMART 133LC

22583 Lab 10:30-11:50 M Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 M BCC 213 * 133LA DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 133A. 22193 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22194 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22195 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22196 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22197 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22198 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22199 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 133LB DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY II LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 133B. COREQUISITE: MMART 133B

22584 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22585 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22586 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22587 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22588 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22589 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22590 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 133LC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY III LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 133C. 22591 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22592 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22593 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22594 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22595 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22596 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22597 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley

* 134A DIGITAL PRINTMAKING I 2 UNITS Introduction to digital printmaking PREREQUISITE: MMART 131A/131LA

22388 Lab 02:15-05:05 PM Th Silverberg BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:05 PM Th BCC 323 Materials fee: $20* 134B DIGITAL PRINTMAKING II 2 UNITS Intermediate digital printmaking 22201 Lab 02:15-05:05 PM Th Silverberg BCC 323 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:05 PM Th BCC 323 Materials fee: $20* 134LA DIGITAL PRINTMAKING I LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 134A. COREQUISITE: MMART 134A

22389 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22390 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22391 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22392 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22393 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22394 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22395 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley

Pixar • Tippett • True West Video • ACM Siggraph • Maxon Computer Inc. Leading industry advisers worked with our faculty to design a top-notch Multimedia Arts Program. Choose a major in animation, digital imaging, digital video arts, writing for multimedia, and web design, then go "nd those dream jobs as:

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22202 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22203 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22204 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22205 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22206 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22207 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22208 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 135A ADVANCED PRACTICES FOR DIGITAL 2 UNITS PRINTMAKING I Project-based study of digital printmaking COREQ: MMART 135LA

22210 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W BCC 213 Materials fee: $20* 135B ADVANCED PRACTICES FOR DIGITAL 2 UNITS PRINTMAKING II Project-based study of digital printmaking PREREQUISITE: MMART 135A/135LA

22212 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W BCC 213 Materials fee: $20* 135C ADVANCED PRACTICES FOR DIGITAL 2 UNITS PRINTMAKING III Project-based study of digital printmaking PREREQUISITE: MMART 135B/135LB

22214 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W BCC 213 Materials fee: $20* 135D ADVANCED PRACTICES FOR DIGITAL 2 UNITS PRINTMAKING IV Project-based study of digital printmaking PREREQUISITE: MMART 135C/135LC

22216 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W BCC 213 Materials fee: $20* 135LA ADVANCED PRACTICES FOR DIGITAL 1 UNIT PRINTMAKING I LAB Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in


22217 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22218 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22219 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22220 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22221 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22222 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22223 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 135LB ADVANCED PRACTICES FOR DIGITAL 1 UNIT PRINTMAKING II LAB Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in


22224 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22225 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22226 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22227 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley

22228 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22229 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22230 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 135LC ADVANCED PRACTICES FOR DIGITAL 1 UNIT PRINTMAKING III LAB Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 135C. COREQUISITE: MMART 135C

22231 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22232 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22233 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22234 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22235 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22236 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22237 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 135LD ADVANCED PRACTICES FOR DIGITAL 1 UNIT PRINTMAKING IV LAB Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 135D. COREQUISITE: MMART 135D

22238 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22239 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22240 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22241 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22242 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22243 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22244 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 136 DIGITAL PRINTING FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS 2 UNITS Introduction to digital printing for photographers 24122 Lab Sta! BCC TBA Berkeley Lec BCC TBA * 136L DIGITAL PRINTING FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 136. COREQUISITE: 136

24123 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley24124 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley24125 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley24126 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24127 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24128 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 01:00-04:50 PM T BCC 213 24129 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 06:00-09:50 PM T BCC 213 * 148A SOUND DESIGN I 2 UNITS !eory and practice of sound design 22246 Lab 10:30-11:50 T Willits BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 T BCC 227 * 148B SOUND DESIGN II 2 UNITS Advanced practice and theory of sound design COREQUISITE: MMART 148LB

22599 Lab 10:30-11:50 W Willits BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 W BCC 227 * 148LA SOUND DESIGN I LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 148A. COREQUISITE: 148A

22247 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22248 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley



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22249 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22250 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley22251 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22252 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley* 148LB SOUND DESIGN II LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 148B. 22600 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22602 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22601 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley22603 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley22604 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22605 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley* 149 THE MUSIC VIDEO 2 UNITS !eory and practice of postproduction for music videos COREQUISITE: MMART 149L

24131 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM W Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 01:00-02:20 PM W BCC 227 Class held in rooms BCC 227 and 218.* 149L THE MUSIC VIDEO LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 149. 24132 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley24133 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley24134 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley24135 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley24136 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley Preferred section for MMART 149.24137 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley* 150A FINAL CUT PRO I 2 UNITS !eory and practice of digital video editing 22254 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM M Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 01:00-02:20 PM M BCC 227 22256 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM M Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM M BCC 227 * 150B FINAL CUT PRO II 2 UNITS Continuing theory and practice of digital video editing COREQUISITE: MMART 150LB

22258 Lab 02:30-03:50 PM Th Chauvet BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 01:00-02:20 PM Th BCC 227 * 150C FINAL CUT PRO III 2 UNITS !eory and practice of motion picture editing style COREQUISITE: MMART 150LC

22260 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM W Simpson BCC TBA Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM W BCC TBA * 150D FINAL CUT PRO IV 2 UNITS Finishing techniques and distribution planning for a broadcast-ready

video program COREQUISITE: MMART 150LD

22563 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM W Simpson BCC TBA Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM W BCC TBA * 150LA FINAL CUT PRO I LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in


22261 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22262 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley22263 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22264 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley

22265 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22266 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley* 150LB FINAL CUT PRO II LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 150B. COREQUISITE: MMART 150LB

22267 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22268 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley22269 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22270 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley22271 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22272 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley* 150LC FINAL CUT PRO III LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 150C. 22273 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22274 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley22275 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22276 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley22277 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22278 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley* 150LD FINAL CUT PRO IV LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented

MMART 150D. 22564 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22565 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley22566 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22567 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley22568 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22729 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley* 151A DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCTION I 2 UNITS !eory and practice of shooting video in studio and #eld environments 24184 Lab 10:30-11:50 F Aroy BCC 218 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 F BCC 218 * 151B DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCTION II 2 UNITS Design for video production PREREQUISITE: MMART 151LB

22607 Lab 10:30-11:50 M Simpson BCC 218 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 M BCC 218 * 151LA DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCTION I LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of production skills presented in

MMART 151A. 24185 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Newman BCC 218 Berkeley* 151LB DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCTION II LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 151B. 22608 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM M Simpson BCC 218 Berkeley* 152B MOTION GRAPHICS/AFTER EFFECTS II 2 UNITS Intermediate motion graphics and 2D animation for the current industry

standards COREQUISITE: MMART 152LB

22610 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM T Larocca BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM T BCC 227 * 152C MOTION GRAPHICS/AFTER EFFECTS III 2 UNITS Advanced motion graphics and 2D animation for the current industry

standards COREQUISITE: MMART 152LC

22612 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM T Larocca BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM T BCC 227


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MMART 152B. COREQUISITE: MMART 152LB

22613 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22614 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley22615 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22616 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley22617 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22618 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley22777 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Marrs BCC 321 Berkeley* 152LC MOTION GRAPHICS/AFTER EFFECTS III LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 152C. COREQUISITE: MMART 152LC

22619 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22620 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley22621 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22622 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley22623 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22624 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley22778 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Marrs BCC 321 Berkeley* 153 DIGITAL CINEMATOGRAPHY BASICS 1.5 UNITS Digital cinematography basics 24195 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM W Newman BCC 218 Berkeley 03/10/2010 - 04/21/2010 6 week short term class, begins Wed, 3/10/10.* 154 VIDEO PRODUCTION INTENSIVE 1.5 UNITS Project planning and video production basics 24186 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM W Newman BCC 218 Berkeley 01/27/2010 - 03/03/2010 6 week short term class, begins Wed, 1/27/10.* 155A SPECIAL PROJECTS IN DIGITAL 2 UNITS PHOTOGRAPHY A Project-based study of digital photography PREREQUISITE: MMARAT 133A/133LA

24139 Lab Berkeley* 155B SPECIAL PROJECTS IN DIGITAL 2 UNITS PHOTOGRAPHY B Project-based study of digital photography PREREQUISITE: MMARAT 133A/133LA

24141 Lab Berkeley* 155C SPECIAL PROJECTS IN DIGITAL 2 UNITS PHOTOGRAPHY C Project-based study of digital photography PREREQUISITE: MMARAT 133A/133LA

24143 Lab Berkeley* 155D SPECIAL PROJECTS IN DIGITAL 2 UNITS PHOTOGRAPHY D Project-based study of digital photography PREREQUISITE: MMARAT 133A/133LA

24145 Lab Berkeley* 155LA SPECIAL PROJECTS IN DIGITAL 1 UNIT PHOTOGRAPHY A LAB Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 155A. 24146 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley24147 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley24148 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley24149 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24150 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24151 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24152 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley

* 155LB SPECIAL PROJECTS IN DIGITAL 1 UNIT PHOTOGRAPHY B LAB Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 155 B. 24153 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley24154 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley24155 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley24156 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24157 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24158 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24159 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 155LC SPECIAL PROJECTS IN DIGITAL 1 UNIT PHOTOGRAPHY C LAB Provides lab experience for Multimedia Arts course Special Projects in

Digital Photography C. 24160 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley24161 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley24162 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley24163 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24164 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24165 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24166 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 155LD SPECIAL PROJECTS IN DIGITAL 1 UNIT PHOTOGRAPHY C LAB Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART155D. 24167 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley24168 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley24169 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley24170 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24171 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24172 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24173 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 156 DOCUMENTARY PRODUCTION INTENSIVE 3 UNITS !eory and practice of documentary video production PREREQUISITE: MMART 150A/150LA AND MMART 151A/151LA

24197 Lec 02:00-04:50 PM Th Ehrlich BCC 218 Berkeley* 160A WEB I: DREAMWEAVER 2 UNITS Introduction to the theory, practice, and aesthetics of web-page layout

and design COREQUISITE: MMART 160LA

22280 Lab 10:30-11:50 M Dove BCC 126 Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:20 M BCC 126 22282 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM W Dove BCC 126 Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM W BCC 126 * 160B WEB II: ADVANCED DESIGN PROJECT 2 UNITS Advanced concepts in web-page design and implementation COREQUISITE: MMART 160LB

22284 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM M Page BCC 213 Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM M BCC 213 * 160C WEB III: WEB COMMERCE APPLICATIONS 2 UNITS Introduction to the principles of e-commerce and merchant website

development COREQUISITE: MMART 160LC

22286 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM Th Page BCC 126 Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM Th BCC 126



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MMART 160A. COREQUISITE: MMART 160LA

22287 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22288 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22289 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22290 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22291 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22292 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22293 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 160LB WEB II: ADVANCED DESIGN PROJECT LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 160B. 22294 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22295 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22296 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22297 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22298 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22299 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22300 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 160LC WEB III: WEB COMMERCE APPLICATIONS LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 160C. 22485 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22486 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley22487 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22488 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22489 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22490 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22491 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 162 WEB GRAPHICS 2 UNITS Image analysis and preparation for web-ready graphics and animation 24175 Lab Sta! BCC TBA Berkeley Lec BCC TBA * 162L WEB GRAPHICS LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 162. 24176 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley24177 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley24178 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley24179 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24180 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24181 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley24182 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 174A WEB DEVELOPMENT: FLASH 2 UNITS Introduction to the theory and practice of creating interactive web

multimedia products using Macromedia Flash COREQUISITE: MMART 174LA

22302 Lab 02:45-04:05 PM M Pachtrapanska BCC 126 Berkeley Lec 01:15-02:35 PM M BCC 126 Taught using Flash/Action scripting.* 174LA WEB DEVELOPMENT: FLASH LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 174A. COREQUISITE: MMART 174LA

22303 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Dove BCC 213 Berkeley22304 Lab 08:00-11:50 W Yashar BCC 213 Berkeley

22305 Lab 02:00-05:50 PM M Alfe BCC 213 Berkeley22306 Lab 01:15-05:05 PM W Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22307 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22308 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Doyle BCC 213 Berkeley22309 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Rosenblum BCC 213 Berkeley* 178 DRAWING FOR ANIMATION 2 UNITS Freehand drawing techniques in traditional animation COREQUISITE: MMART 178L

22311 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM M Pachtrapanska BCC 321 Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM M BCC 321 * 178L DRAWING FOR ANIMATION LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 178. COREQUISITE: MMART 178L

22312 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM T Marrs BCC 321 Berkeley* 185A 3!D ILLUSTRATION/CINEMA 4D I 2 UNITS Introduction to the theory and practice of 3D modeling/animation 22314 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM Th Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM Th BCC 227 * 185B 3!D ILLUSTRATION/CINEMA 4D II 2 UNITS Intermediate 3D modeling, texture mapping, lighting and animation,

theory, and practice 22316 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM Th Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM Th BCC 227 * 185LA 3!D ILLUSTRATION/CINEMA 4D I LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 185A. 22317 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22318 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley22319 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22320 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley22321 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22322 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley* 185LB 3!D ILLUSTRATION/CINEMA 4D II LAB 1 UNIT Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 185B. 22323 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22324 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley22325 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22326 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley22327 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22328 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley* 196A ART MARKETING & PORTFOLIO 2 UNITS MANAGEMENT Principles of marketing digital artwork 22331 Lab 08:30-09:50 PM T Silverberg BCC 014 Berkeley Lec 07:00-08:20 PM T BCC 014 * 196LA ART MARKETING & PORTFOLIO 1 UNIT MANAGEMENT LAB Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 196A. 22332 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley22333 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley22334 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22335 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley22336 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley22337 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley


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* 197 MULTIMEDIA PORTFOLIO/ 2 UNITS SAMPLE REEL DEVELOPMENT Development of professional-level portfolio in printed form, on the

web, and/or on CD/DVD in the context of job-search preparation PREREQUISITE: MMART 130/130L,150A/150LA, 159 AND 160A/160LA COREQUISITE: 197L

24188 Lab 05:30-06:50 PM Th Chauvet BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 04:00-05:20 PM Th BCC 227 * 197L MULTIMEDIA PORTFOLIO/ 1 UNIT SAMPLE REEL DEVELOPMENT LAB Practical training for development of multimedia skills presented in

MMART 197. 24189 Lab 06:00-09:50 PM F Bohbot BCC 227 Berkeley24190 Lab 08:00-11:50 M Willits BCC 227 Berkeley24191 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM T Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley24192 Lab 01:00-04:50 PM F Bodkin BCC 227 Berkeley24193 Lab 08:00-11:50 Th Simpson BCC 227 Berkeley24194 Lab 09:00-12:50 PM S Pachtrapanska BCC 227 Berkeley 200 DIGITAL MEDIA LITERACY 3 UNITS Introduction to Mac OS X and iLife 22578 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM F Chauvet BCC 227 Berkeley Lec 08:00-09:50 F BCC 227

MUSIC MUSIC** 1A MUSICIANSHIP 3 UNITS Study of music theory 20771 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Tsang Hall G 174 Laney23273 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Williams G 119 Alameda23274 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Pearson G 118 Alameda20772 Lec 10:30-11:50 WF Gove G 181 Laney20773 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Lehmann G 181 Laney** 1B MUSICIANSHIP 3 UNITS Study of chord structures 20774 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Lehmann G 181 Laney** 2A EAR!TRAINING 3 UNITS Fundamentals of pitch in music 20775 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Lehmann G 181 Laney** 2B MELODIC/HARMONIC ANALYSIS FROM 3 UNITS BACH TO MODERN JAZZ Analysis of melody and harmony 20776 Lec 02:30-03:50 PM TTh Lehmann G 189 Laney** 2C SIGHT!SINGING: 2 UNITS RHYTHM AND PITCH STRUCTURES Sight-singing skills 20777 Lec 11:00-11:50 MW Navarrete G 174 Laney** 3B HARMONY 3 UNITS Study of harmony 21549 Lec 03:00-05:50 PM M Lehmann G 181 Laney* 6A INTRODUCTION TO RECORDING ARTS 2 UNITS Introduction to Recording Arts 24422 Lab 03:00-04:20 PM WF Gove G 174 Laney Lec 02:30-03:00 PM WF G 174 ** 10 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 UNITS Survey designed to enhance the enjoyment of music with emphasis on

listening 23275 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Pearson G 119 Alameda21035 Lec Lehmann Laney Distance Ed course. Mandatory orientation on 1/22 (5pm); 1/23(noon) in

room D200. Email required.

23908 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Morales A 117 Merritt23909 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Morales A 117 Merritt

** 11 AMERICAN VERNACULAR MUSIC 3 UNITS Survey of all the vernacular forms of American music, including jazz,

blues, folk, rock, rap, country, gospel, ragtime, blue grass and musical theater

23910 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Morales A 117 Merritt** 12B INTRO TO MUSIC LIT.: 3 UNITS ROMANTIC PERIOD TO PRESENT Chronological survey of various phases of stylistic growth in Western

music 21551 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW Reager G 181 Laney** 14B CHINESE OPERA 2 UNITS Introduction to provincial and stylistic characteristics of Chinese Opera 21552 Lec 10:00-11:50 W Chew G 191 Laney* 15A JAZZ, BLUES AND POPULAR MUSIC IN 3 UNITS THE AMER. CULTURE Historical and critical analysis of unique American music 22338 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M Sta! BCC TBA Berkeley Ful!lls Ethnic Studies requirement for AA/AS degree.

23920 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM M Morales A 117 Merritt22339 Lec 04:00-05:20 PM MW Scott BCC 014 Berkeley23276 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Pearson G 119 Alameda22499 Lec Day ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected]

22787 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTW Day WilsonPrep Berkeley Wilson Preparatory Academy class; 400 105th Ave, Oakland.** 15B JAZZ, BLUES AND POPULAR MUSIC IN 3 UNITS THE AMER. CULTURE Study of the contemporary music scene with in-depth investigation of

trends in artistic expression 23277 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Pearson G 119 Alameda23286 Lec 01:30-02:50 PM TTh Pearson G 119 Alameda21553 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM WF Gove G 181 Laney22340 Lec 04:15-05:35 PM TTh Randolph BCC 033 Berkeley22649 Lec 03:30-06:20 PM F Jekabson BCC 034 Berkeley21554 Lec 05:00-07:50 PM Th Gove G 181 Laney* 16 CHORAL REPERTOIRE AND MANAGEMENT 2 UNITS Performance course for the advanced choral student 20986 Lab 12:00-01:50 PM W Reager G 189 Laney Lab 01:00-01:50 PM M G 189 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM M G 189 20988 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Reager G 189 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T G 189 * 18 STAGE BAND REPERTOIRE AND 2 UNITS MANAGEMENT Performance in and management of the stage band for the advanced

instrumental student 20990 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Lehmann G 181 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M G 181 ** 23 STAGE BAND 2 UNITS Study and performance of ìBig Bandî jazz arrangements. 23279 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Pearson G 119 Alameda Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T G 119 21002 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Lehmann G 181 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M G 181 ** 25 COLLEGE CHOIR 2 UNITS Study and interpretation of a wide variety of accompanied and unac-

companied choral literature. 20992 Lab 12:00-01:50 PM W Reager G 189 Laney Lab 01:00-01:50 PM M G 189 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM M G 189



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22407 Lab 04:00-05:20 PM MW Flint BCC 518 Berkeley Lec 03:30-04:00 PM MW BCC 518 20994 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Reager G 189 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T G 189 ** 26 CHORAL ENSEMBLE 1 UNIT Small singing group for study and performance of unaccompanied song

literature and the madrigal style of composition. 21004 Lab 08:00-09:50 PM T Flight Laney Lec 07:00-07:50 PM T For location, call 464-3463.23912 Lab 08:00-09:50 PM M Morales A 117 Merritt Lec 07:00-07:50 PM M A 117 ** 27 MODERN JAZZ ENSEMBLE 2 UNITS Study and performance of modern jazz arrangements 21006 Lab 02:30-04:20 PM Th Gove G 181 Laney Lab 03:30-04:20 PM T G 181 Lec 02:30-03:20 PM T G 181 * 28 SMALL ENSEMBLE IMPROVISATION/ 2 UNITS JAZZ THEORY Study and performance of jazz, blues and improvisation 23285 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W Mims, Jr. G 119 Alameda Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W G 119 ** 30 COLLEGE ORCHESTRA 2 UNITS Study and performance of orchestral music 21008 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Lehmann STAGE Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S STAGE 23914 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Hansen P 308 Merritt Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M P 308 21010 Lab 03:00-05:50 PM SU Nies G 189 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM SU G 189 21012 Lab 06:30-09:20 PM M Ramadano! Laney Lec 05:30-06:20 PM M For location, call 464-3463.24426 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th McGuire Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th For location, call 464-3463.** 32 CHINESE ORCHESTRA 2 UNITS Introduction to theory, practice, and historical background of Chinese

music 21014 Lab 09:00-11:50 S Chew E 255 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 S E 255 Class also meets in E255B, E254.21016 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM S Chew G 181 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM S G 181 21018 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Chew G 189 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th G 189 21020 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM F Chew G 181 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM F G 181 ** 35 CLASSIC GUITAR 1 UNIT Introduction to the acoustical guitar 21022 Lab 04:00-05:50 F Galen G 181 Laney Lec 03:00-03:50 F G 181 21024 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM T Galen G 181 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T G 181 ** 36 CONTEMPORARY JAZZ BAND STUDIES 2 UNITS Study of materials and techniques unique to the contemporary jazz

ensemble 23281 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Pearson G 119 Alameda Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T G 119

** 38 ELEMENTARY PIANO 1 UNIT Basic piano techniques and theory 23283 Lab 02:00-02:50 PM WF Pearson G 119 Alameda Lec 02:00-02:50 PM M G 119 21026 Lab 10:00-10:50 WF Navarrete G 174 Laney Lec 10:00-10:50 M G 174 23916 Lab 10:00-10:50 TTh London A 116 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:00 TTh A 116 21028 Lab 04:00-05:50 T Tsang Hall G 174 Laney Lec 03:00-03:50 T G 174 21032 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM W Willis G 174 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W G 174 21034 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM Th Reager G 174 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th G 174 ** 40 INTERMEDIATE PIANO 1 UNIT Development of fundamental piano techniques 21037 Lab 09:00-09:50 WF Navarrete G 174 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 M G 174 23918 Lab 10:00-10:50 TTh London A 116 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:00 TTh A 116 ** 41 JAZZ PIANO 1 UNIT Performance course in jazz piano 21039 Lab 01:30-02:20 PM TTh Gove G 174 Laney Lec 01:00-01:30 PM TTh G 174 ** 46 VOICE 1 UNIT Study of voice 21043 Lab 11:00-11:50 TTh Kinchen G 189 Laney Lec 10:30-11:00 TTh G 189 21045 Lab 02:30-03:20 PM MW Reager G 189 Laney Lec 02:00-02:30 PM MW G 189 21047 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM W Reager G 189 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W G 189 21338 Lab 02:00-03:50 PM S Kinchen G 189 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM S G 189 216 CHORAL REPERTOIRE AND MANAGEMENT 2 UNITS Performance course for the advanced choral student 20996 Lab 12:00-01:50 PM W Reager G 189 Laney Lab 01:00-01:50 PM M G 189 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM M G 189 20998 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Reager G 189 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T G 189 218 STAGE BAND REPERTOIRE AND 2 UNITS MANAGEMENT Performance in and management of the stage band for the advanced

instrumental student 21000 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Lehmann G 181 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M G 181

NURSING NURS* 3A PERINATAL NURSING 4 UNITS !eory and guided practice in working with other nursing and health-

team members in providing comprehensive care of the child-bearing family in perinatal hospital settings.

PREREQUISITE: NURS 1 AND 11 AND 12 PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: NURS 13

23923 Lab Barrios HOSP Merritt Lec 08:00-11:50 M P 308 Attend both 3A/3B lec and 12 hours lab weekly. Open only to students

accepted into ADN program. Lab hours: 1:00-8:00pm Mon and 7:00am-8:00pm Tues thru Sun in Hospital.


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* 3B PEDIATRIC NURSING 4 UNITS !eory and guided practice in working with other nursing and health-

team members in providing comprehensive care of infants and children in pediatric hospital settings.


23925 Lab Augustin HOSP Merritt Lec 08:00-11:50 M D 128 Attend both 3A/3B lec and 12 hrs lab weekly. Open only to students ac-

cepted in ADN program. Lab hours: 1:00-8:00pm Mon and 7:00am-8:00pm Tues thru Sun in Hospital.

* 4A INTERMEDIATE MEDICAL!SURGICAL 4 UNITS NURSING !eory and guided practice in working with nursing and health-team

members in providing comprehensive care of adults in medical, surgical and geriatric clinical settings.


23927 Lab Kelly HOSP Merritt Lec 11:00-12:50 PM M P 208 Attend both 4A/4B lec and 12 hrs lab weekly. Open only to students ac-

cepted in the ADN program. Lab hours: Lab hours: 1:00-8:00pm Mon and 7:00am-8:00pm Tues thru Sun in Hospital.

* 4B PSYCHIATRIC NURSING 4 UNITS !eory and guided practice in working with nursing and health-team

members in providing comprehensive care of adults in psychiatric clinical settings.


23929 Lab Windle HOSP Merritt Lec 09:00-10:50 M P 208 Attend both 4A/4B lec and 12 hrs lab weekly. Open only to students ac-

cepted in the ADN program. Lab hours: 1:00-8:00pm Mon and 7:00am-8:00pm Tues thru Sun in Hospital.

* 5 ADV MEDICAL!SURGICAL NURSING: 9 UNITS DISRUPTION/HOMEOSTASIS In-depth approach to the study of illness PREREQUISITE: NURS 3A AND 3B AND 4A AND 4B AND 14 COREQUISITE: NURS 10

23935 Lab Bratchett HOSP Merritt Lec 08:00-11:50 M PORT C Students attend lec and are assigned 15 hrs lab weekly. Open only to

students accepted into ADN program. Lab hours: 7:00am-4:30pm, Tues thru Fri.

* 10 LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT 1 UNIT Examination of various leadership and management styles, healthcare

politics, and healthcare delivery systems 23936 Lec 01:00-01:50 PM M Windle D 128 Merritt Open only to students accepted in the ADN program.* 13 PHARMACOLOGY IN NURSING 3 UNITS Description and study of general and speci#c classes of drugs PREREQUISITE: NURS 1

23937 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM M Kelly P 307 Merritt Open only to students accepted in the ADN porgram. 260A NURSING SKILLS LAB 0.5 UNIT Nursing skills lab for AD Nursing students to practice and improve

skills in a self-paced, controlled environment 23930 Lab Williams D 127 Merritt 0.5 - 2.0 units. 6 weekly lab hours TBA. Open only to students accepted

in the ADN program. 260B NURSING SKILLS LAB 1 UNIT Nursing skills lab for AD Nursing students to practice and improve


in the ADN program.

260C NURSING SKILLS LAB 1.5 UNITS Nursing skills lab for AD Nursing students to practice and improve


in the ADN program. 260D NURSING SKILLS LAB 2 UNITS Nursing skills lab for AD Nursing students to practice and improve


in the ADN program.

NUTRITION AND DIETETICS NUTR* 1 SURVEY OF NUTRITION AND DIETETICS 1 UNIT Exploration of the professional scope of practice and career and edu-

cational opportunities in the nutrition and dietetics #eld 23941 Lec 09:00-06:00 PM F Livingston D 133 Merritt Lec 09:00-06:00 PM S D 133 01/29/2010 - 04/24/2010 Meets Friday, 1/29 and Saturday, 4/24 only.** 10 NUTRITION 4 UNITS Principles of human nutrition 23942 Lec 12:00-03:50 PM M Tarver D 132 Merritt24492 Lec 09:00-12:50 PM S Debusman D 133 Merritt Lec 04:00-07:50 PM F D 133 02/05/2010 - 04/17/2010 No class 2/12-13; 4/9-10.

23943 Lec 09:00-10:50 TTh Zernicke D 132 Merritt23944 Lec 04:00-07:50 PM W Zernicke D 133 Merritt23945 Lec Akrop ONLINE Merritt Online course. Instructors’ email: [email protected]. Mandatory

orientation: Tuesday, 1/26, 3-4pm, D178.* 12 NUTRITION AND DISEASE 3 UNITS Fundamentals of nutrition needs for common and uncommon health

conditions/diseases including lifecycle variations PREREQUISITE: NUTR 10 OR BIOL 28 OR 31

23946 Lec 04:00-06:50 PM T Livingston D 132 Merritt* 25 WEIGHT MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES 2 UNITS AND PRACTICE Principles of nutrition and behavioral self-management techniques as

related to weight loss, weight maintenance, and health status 23957 Lec 05:00-06:50 PM M Tarver D 132 Merritt24493 Lec 09:00-10:50 F Sta! D 132 Merritt* 30 SANITATION AND SAFETY 2 UNITS Basic principles of sanitation and safety in the purchasing, storage, and

preparation of food 23947 Lec 09:00-01:20 PM S Zernicke D 132 Merritt 01/30/2010 - 03/27/2010 No class 2/13.* 31 FOOD!PRODUCTION SYSTEMS 3 UNITS !e functions of institutional food-service production 23959 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM M Dauer D 133 Merritt Lec 04:00-05:50 PM M D 133 * 70A SEMINAR IN SUPERVISED PRACTICE, LEVEL A 1 UNIT Advanced study of the speci#c competencies required of the Dietary

Manager and Dietetic Technician in a healthcare or community setting PREREQUISITE: NUTR 10 OR BIOL 28 OR 31, AND NUTR 12 AND 30 COREQUISITE: NUTR

71A

23948 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T Zernicke D 133 Merritt Open only to students accepted into the Dietetic Service Supervisor

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* 70B SEMINAR IN SUPERVISED PRACTICE, 2 UNITS LEVEL B Advanced study of the speci#c competencies required of the Dietetic

Technician in a healthcare or community setting PREREQUISITE: NUTR 70A COREQUISITE: NUTR 71B

23949 Lec 03:00-04:50 PM Th Livingston D 132 Merritt Open only to students accepted into the Dietetic Technology Program.* 70C SEMINAR IN SUPERVISED PRACTICE, 2 UNITS LEVEL C Advanced study of the speci#c competencies required of the Dietetic

Technician in a healthcare or community setting PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: NUTR 70B COREQUISITE: NUTR 71C

23950 Lec 05:00-06:50 PM Th Livingston D 132 Merritt Open only to students accepted into the Dietetic Technology Program.* 71A ROTATIONS IN SUPERVISED PRACTICE, 2 UNITS LEVEL A Designed to relate classroom learning to the actual job environment PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: NUTR 31 AND 32 COREQUISITE: NUTR 70A

23951 Lec Zernicke Merritt For students accepted in Dietary Manager Program. Orientation: Tuesday,

1/26, 11-5pm, room D132.* 71B ROTATIONS IN SUPERVISED PRACTICE, 2 UNITS LEVEL B Supervised application of dietetic principles in a healthcare facility

to practice clinical competencies and in a community site to practice public health competencies

23952 Lec Livingston Merritt For students accepted in Dietetic Technology Program. Orientation:

Thursday, 1/21, 12-6pm, room D132.* 71C ROTATIONS IN SUPERVISED PRACTICE, 2 UNITS LEVEL C Supervised application of dietetic principles in a healthcare facility to

practice advanced clinical and management skills 23953 Lec Livingston Merritt For students accepted in Dietetic Technology Program. Orientation:

Thursday, 1/21, 12-6pm, room D132. 246 OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE IN 1!4 UNITS NUTRITION AND DIETETICS Supervised application of desirable work habits and skills needed in

institutional food service 23956 Lec Lau Merritt Orientation: Tuesday, 1/26, 4:00-5:50pm, room D133.

PARALEGAL STUDIES PARLG* 1 LAW AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION 3 UNITS Introduction to basic legal concepts, structure, and procedures of the

American court system 23960 Lec 09:00-11:50 W Skomer P 204 Merritt23961 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM Th Skomer P 204 Merritt

* 4 LAW OFFICE MANAGEMENT 2 UNITS Operation and organization of a law o%ce 23962 Lec 05:00-06:50 PM T Willis P 218 Merritt* 6 LEGAL RESEARCH 3 UNITS Legal research tools and materials 23963 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM M Willis P 218 Merritt23964 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM T Willis P 218 Merritt* 8 INTRO TO CIVIL PROCEDURE 3 UNITS AND LITIGATION PRACTICE California and federal rules of civil procedure, and litigation practice

from the beginning of the lawsuit through the end of a lawsuit 23965 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM M Willis P 218 Merritt* 9 INTRODUCTION TO TORT LAW 3 UNITS Analysis and examination of Tort Law 23966 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM T Skomer P 204 Merritt

ARE YOU?• Fascinated by food and nutrition?• Considering a career in health care?• Planning to complete an Associate Degree?• A person who enjoys interacting with a variety of people?

EXPLORE a career in this exciting and rewarding "eld of the future. Choose from three programs:

Dietary Assistant:One-semester Certi"cate of AchievementDietary Manager: Two-to-three semester Certi"cate of AchievementDietetic Technology:Two-year Associate of Science Degree leading to DTR certi"cation

YOU CAN go to work now and continue to advance your ca-reer. Courses are o!ered evenings, Saturdays, and by Distance Education for busy, working adults.

For more information, call Helenka Livingston at (510) 434-3834, email [email protected] or go tohttp://merritt.peralta.edu/apps/comm.asp?$1=40185.


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* 11 ADVANCED LEGAL RESEARCH 3 UNITS AND WRITING Systematic approach to learning legal problem analysis and organization

for written and oral communication 23969 Lab 04:00-06:50 PM Th Ward P 218 Merritt Lec 07:00-08:50 PM Th P 218 * 12 ESTATE PLANNING AND PROBATE 3 UNITS PROCEDURES Wills, Trusts, Probate procedure and Estate Administration 23970 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM W Ward P 218 Merritt* 16 SEMINAR IN PARALEGAL STUDIES 1 UNIT INTERNSHIP Study of the speci#c competencies required of the student in the Para-

legal Studies Internship program 23968 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM M Willis P 218 Merritt Lecture component for COPED students who are part of the Paralegal

Internship Program.

PHILOSOPHY PHIL** 1 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY 3 UNITS Study of selected classic examples of original works of philosophers 23343 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Johnson C 208 Alameda20779 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Sabzevary E 254 Laney22341 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Ruberto BCC 014 Berkeley22342 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Wingpaz BCC TBA Berkeley21048 Lec Garrett ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected] Lec Provost ONLINE Alameda Online course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for

more information.** 2 SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY 3 UNITS Focus on classic examples of social and political philosophy in Western

civilization 20780 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Sabzevary E 254 Laney24443 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Sta! D 243 Merritt21748 Lec 06:00-09:35 PM T Ahmed E 211 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/25/2010 ** 10 LOGIC 3 UNITS Consideration of logical problems of language 23345 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Johnson A 213 Alameda23971 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Strohl D 228 Merritt22427 Lec 09:30-10:50 MW Gerlach BCC TBA Berkeley23347 Lec Mather ONLINE Alameda Online course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more

information.

20782 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Ahmed E 207 Laney** 16 BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY 3 UNITS Introduction to Buddhist philosophy and sutras 22343 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Martin BCC 015 Berkeley** 35 FEMINIST PHILOSOPHY 3 UNITS Introduction to feminist philosophy through the study of di"erent

philosophical approaches to and bases for feminism 22665 Lec 02:45-04:05 PM MW Doubiago BCC 053 Berkeley Also listed as WS 35, code 24563.* 37 INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN PHILOSOPHY 3 UNITS Major philosophies and religions of Asia 21722 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Sabzevary E 254 Laney

* 46 PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE 3 UNITS Perennial philosophical and religious questions central to the human

experience 22664 Lec 01:15-02:35 PM MW Dupen BCC 055 Berkeley Also listed as HUMAN 46 (class #22737).

PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO** 10 BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY 2 UNITS Basic introduction to black and white and color photography 20784 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM T Lomba A 178 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 T A 178 20786 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM SU Freeman A 178 Laney Lec 09:00-09:50 SU A 178 20788 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM T Lomba A 178 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM T A 178 21559 Lab 03:00-05:50 PM M Bobko! A 178 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM M A 178 * 30A PHOTO ART AND DESIGN 3 UNITS Production of color slides on a variety of subjects to be viewed and

evaluated 20789 Lec 09:00-11:50 Th Lomba A 178 Laney* 30B PHOTO ART AND DESIGN 3 UNITS Production of color slides on a variety of subjects to be viewed and

evaluated 20790 Lec 09:00-11:50 Th Lomba A 178 Laney* 30C PHOTO ART AND DESIGN 3 UNITS Production of color slides on a variety of subjects to be viewed and

evaluated 20791 Lec 09:00-11:50 Th Lomba A 178 Laney** 70 INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2 UNITS Introduction to digital photography 24583 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Bobko! F 170D Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th F 170D 220A BEGINNING PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAGHY 2 UNITS Development of camera and darkroom skills 21050 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM F Avery A 178 Laney Lab 10:30-02:20 PM MW A 178 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21052 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Sta! A 178 Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S A 178 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W A 178 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 220B BEGINNING PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAGHY 2 UNITS Development of camera and darkroom skills 21054 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM F Avery A 178 Laney Lab 10:30-02:20 PM MW A 178 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21056 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Sta! A 178 Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S A 178 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W A 178 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 220C BEGINNING PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAGHY 2 UNITS Development of camera and darkroom skills 21058 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM F Avery A 178 Laney Lab 10:30-02:20 PM MW A 178 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010



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21060 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Sta! A 178 Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S A 178 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W A 178 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 220D BEGINNING PROFESSIONAL 2 UNITS PHOTOGRAGHY Development of camera and darkroom skills 21062 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM F Avery A 178 Laney Lab 10:30-02:20 PM MW A 178 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21064 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Sta! A 178 Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S A 178 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W A 178 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 230A INTERMEDIATE PROFESSIONAL 2 UNITS PHOTOGRAPHY Intermediate level technical assignments 21066 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM F Avery A 178 Laney Lab 10:30-02:20 PM MW A 178 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21068 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Sta! A 178 Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S A 178 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W A 178 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 230B INTERMEDIATE PROFESSIONAL 2 UNITS PHOTOGRAPHY Intermediate level technical assignments 21070 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM F Avery A 178 Laney Lab 10:30-02:20 PM MW A 178 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21072 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Sta! A 178 Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S A 178 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W A 178 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 230C INTERMEDIATE PROFESSIONAL 2 UNITS PHOTOGRAPHY Intermediate level technical assignments 21074 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM F Avery A 178 Laney Lab 10:30-02:20 PM MW A 178 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21076 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Sta! A 178 Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S A 178 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W A 178 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 230D INTERMEDIATE PROFESSIONAL 2 UNITS PHOTOGRAPHY Intermediate level technical assignments 21078 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM F Avery A 178 Laney Lab 10:30-02:20 PM MW A 178 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010

21080 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Sta! A 178 Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S A 178 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W A 178 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 240A ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2 UNITS Advanced photographic assignments 21082 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM F Avery A 178 Laney Lab 10:30-02:20 PM MW A 178 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21084 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Sta! A 178 Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S A 178 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W A 178 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 240B ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2 UNITS Advanced photographic assignments 21086 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM F Avery A 178 Laney Lab 10:30-02:20 PM MW A 178 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21088 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Sta! A 178 Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S A 178 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W A 178 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 240C ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2 UNITS Advanced photographic assignments 21090 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM F Avery A 178 Laney Lab 10:30-02:20 PM MW A 178 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21092 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Sta! A 178 Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S A 178 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W A 178 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 240D ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2 UNITS Advanced photographic assignments 21094 Lab 10:00-01:50 PM F Avery A 178 Laney Lab 10:30-02:20 PM MW A 178 Lec 09:00-10:20 MW A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 21096 Lab 09:30-12:20 PM S Sta! A 178 Laney Lec 08:30-09:20 S A 178 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM W A 178 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM W A 178 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 241A COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY 2 UNITS Color photography 20793 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Freeman A 178 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th A 178 241B COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY 2 UNITS Color photography 20795 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Freeman A 178 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th A 178


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241C COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY 2 UNITS Color photography 20797 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM Th Freeman A 178 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM Th A 178 251 SPECIAL PROJECTS LABORATORY 1 UNIT Open laboratory for working on selected projects 20798 Lab 09:00-11:50 F Moya A 178 Laney20799 Lab 09:00-11:50 S Bobko! A 178 Laney20800 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM Th Freeman A 178 Laney

PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE** 2 AEROBICS 0.5 UNIT Activity class 23291 Lab 11:00-11:50 MW Bishop G 105 Alameda23972 Lab 05:00-06:50 PM T Abdur-Rasheed GYM Merritt23973 Lab 05:00-06:50 PM Th Abdur-Rasheed GYM Merritt23292 Lab 11:00-11:50 TTh Thompson G 105 Alameda21241 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM TTh Stretch C 100 Laney (Bootcamp)21242 Lab 05:00-05:50 PM MW James GYM Laney23294 Lab 05:30-07:20 PM F Bishop G 105 Alameda21243 Lab 06:00-06:50 PM MW James GYM Laney** 3 AQUATIC EXERCISE 0.5 UNIT Activity class 21245 Lab 09:00-10:50 M Knodel POOL 2 Laney (Recommended for seniors)

21246 Lab 09:00-10:50 W Knodel POOL 2 Laney (Recommended for seniors)

21247 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM MW Stretch POOL 2 Laney (Shallow water exercise)** 5 BADMINTON 0.5 UNIT Activity class 23290 Lab 06:30-08:20 PM T Altenbach G 105 Alameda21249 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM MW Beam GYM Laney23975 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM T Lee GYM Merritt23976 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM Th Lee GYM Merritt21252 Lab 11:00-11:50 TTh Beam GYM Laney21254 Lab 06:00-07:50 PM F Gee GYM Laney21255 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM Th Gee GYM Laney21256 Lab 08:00-09:50 PM F Gee GYM Laney** 6 BASEBALL 0.5 UNIT Activity class 24693 Lab 02:00-02:50 PM MW Zapata FIELD 1 Laney** 7 BASKETBALL 0.5 UNIT Activity class 23296 Lab 03:00-03:50 PM MTWThF Jordan G 105 Alameda 03/29/2010 - 05/21/2010

21257 Lab 11:00-11:50 MW Taylor GYM Laney23977 Lab 04:00-04:50 PM MTWThF Compton GYM Merritt 03/26/2010 - 05/21/2010

21691 Lab 04:00-04:50 PM MW Williams GYM Laney (Recommended for intercollegiate basketball players)** 8 BODY BUILDING 0.5 UNIT Activity class 23297 Lab 08:00-08:50 MW Bishop G 214 Alameda21258 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM MW Sisneros C 102 Laney21259 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM TTh Uchiumi C 102 Laney23298 Lab 08:00-08:50 TTh Thompson G 214 Alameda24624 Lab 05:30-06:20 PM MW Silvan G 214 Alameda

21260 Lab 02:00-02:50 PM MW Beam A 192 Laney (Recommended for intercollegiate football players)

21261 Lab 02:00-02:50 PM TTh Uchiumi A 192 Laney (Recommended for intercollegiate football players)

23299 Lab 10:00-10:50 MW Bishop G 214 Alameda23300 Lab 10:00-10:50 TTh Jordan G 214 Alameda21576 Lab 03:00-03:50 PM MW Beam A 192 Laney21577 Lab 03:00-03:50 PM TTh Gi!ord A 192 Laney23301 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM TTh Jordan G 214 Alameda23302 Lab 02:00-02:50 PM MW Jordan G 214 Alameda23303 Lab 02:00-02:50 PM TTh Jordan G 214 Alameda23304 Lab 05:30-06:20 PM TTh Altenbach G 214 Alameda23305 Lab 05:30-07:20 PM F Silvan G 214 Alameda** 9 BODY CONDITIONING 0.5 UNIT Activity class 23306 Lab 08:00-08:50 MW Bishop G 214 Alameda23978 Lab 06:00-07:50 F Sta! A 113 Merritt Students enrolled in one of the Fitness Center classes with a Merritt student ID

number can exercise anytime during the following hours: 6:00am - 7:00pm Monday - Thursday and 6:00am - 4:00pm on Friday. Students attend 35 hours for each half unit. New students to the Merritt Fitness Center must attend ONE orientation. Returning students DO NOT need to attend the orientation. Orientation will take approximately 1 hour in A113, dates and times are: Jan 21, 25-28, Feb 1-4 at 6:15am, 9:15am, 12:15pm, 4:15pm and 6:15pm; Jan 22, 29, Feb 5 at 6:15am, 9:15am and 12:15pm.

23307 Lab 08:00-08:50 TTh Thompson G 214 Alameda21263 Lab 06:00-06:50 PM MW James GYM Laney (Includes step aerobics)

23308 Lab 11:00-11:50 MW Bishop G 105 Alameda23980 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM T Lee GYM Merritt23981 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM Th Lee GYM Merritt23309 Lab 11:00-11:50 TTh Thompson G 105 Alameda21264 Lab 04:00-04:50 PM TTh Williams GYM Laney (Recommended for intercollegiate basketball players)

21265 Lab 01:00-01:50 PM TTh Uchiumi GYM Laney (Recommended for football players)21266 Lab 05:00-05:50 PM MW James GYM Laney23310 Lab 03:00-03:50 PM MTWThF Jordan G 105 Alameda 03/29/2010 - 05/21/2010

21692 Lab 02:30-04:20 PM F Gi!ord C 102 Laney23312 Lab 05:30-06:20 PM TTh Altenbach G 214 Alameda23313 Lab 05:30-07:20 PM F Bishop G 105 Alameda23340 Lab 04:00-04:50 PM MTWThF Jordan G 105 Alameda 03/29/2010 - 05/21/2010 ** 10 BOWLING 0.5 UNIT Activity class 23315 Lab 10:00-11:50 F Altenbach MEL’S BOWL Alameda23316 Lab 12:00-01:50 PM F Altenbach MEL’S BOWL Alameda** 12 FLAG FOOTBALL 0.5 UNIT Activity class 21267 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM W Uchiumi FIELD 2 Laney 02/24/2010 - 05/19/2010 (Recommended for football players)** 14 GENERAL EXERCISE 0.5 UNIT Activity class 23317 Lab 08:00-08:50 MW Bishop G 214 Alameda23982 Lab 09:00-10:50 M Puro GYM Merritt21268 Lab 08:00-08:50 FS Sisneros C 102 Laney23318 Lab 08:00-08:50 TTh Thompson G 214 Alameda23319 Lab 11:00-11:50 MW Bishop G 105 Alameda23984 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MW Sullivan FIELD 1 Merritt Held on upper #eld.



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23985 Lab 05:00-06:50 PM T Abdur-Rasheed GYM Merritt23320 Lab 11:00-11:50 TTh Thompson G 105 Alameda21271 Lab 05:00-06:50 PM M Valentine C 100 Laney23986 Lab 05:00-06:50 PM Th Abdur-Rasheed GYM Merritt23987 Lab 06:00-07:50 PM W Valentine D 208 Merritt23321 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM MW Thompson G 105 Alameda21273 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM Th Gee GYM Laney21274 Lab 06:00-07:50 PM F Gee GYM Laney23988 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM T Lee GYM Merritt23989 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM Th Lee GYM Merritt21275 Lab 06:30-08:20 PM T Sisneros GYM Laney21276 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM W Riday C 100 Laney23990 Lab 06:30-08:20 PM Th Valentine D 208 Merritt23323 Lab 05:30-07:20 PM F Bishop G 105 Alameda21277 Lab 08:00-08:50 MW Knodel POOL 1 Laney (Lap swimming)

21278 Lab 09:00-10:50 M Knodel POOL 2 Laney (Shallow water exercise for seniors)21575 Lab 08:00-09:50 PM F Gee GYM Laney21694 Lab 04:00-05:50 PM F Williams GYM Laney (Recommended for intercollegiate basketball players)

21280 Lab 09:00-10:50 W Knodel POOL 2 Laney (Shallow water exercise for seniors)

21281 Lab 11:00-11:50 MW Taylor GYM Laney21282 Lab 11:00-11:50 TTh Beam GYM Laney21283 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM MW Beam GYM Laney21284 Lab 12:00-01:50 PM M Valentine C 100 Laney21285 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM TTh Stretch C 100 Laney (Bootcamp)21763 Lab 05:00-07:15 PM MTWTh Garvin MGC Laney 04/19/2010 - 05/20/2010 Class meets at the Metropolitan Golf Course.

21831 Lab 11:00-11:50 MW Bretz POOL 1 Laney (Intermediate Swimming)

21832 Lab 11:00-11:50 TTh Benjamin POOL 2 Laney (Beginning Swimming)21835 Lab 05:00-05:50 PM TTh Chappelle POOL 2 Laney (Beginning Swimming)21836 Lab 06:00-06:50 PM MW Stretch POOL 2 Laney (Beginning Swimming)

21837 Lab 11:00-11:50 TTh Bretz POOL 1 Laney (Intermediate Swimming)21854 Lab 05:00-06:50 PM W Brown FIELD 4 Laney** 15 GOLF 0.5 UNIT Activity class 21292 Lab 05:00-07:15 PM MTWTh Garvin MGC Laney 04/19/2010 - 05/20/2010 Class meets at the Metropolitan Golf Course.* 18 KAYAKING 0.5 UNIT Activity class 21580 Lab 02:00-03:50 PM W Uchiumi JLAC Laney** 29 LONG DISTANCE SWIMMING 0.5 UNIT Activity class 21294 Lab 06:00-06:50 MW Benjamin POOL 1 Laney21295 Lab 06:00-06:50 TTh Benjamin POOL 1 Laney21296 Lab 08:00-08:50 MW Knodel POOL 1 Laney21297 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM MW Bretz POOL 1 Laney21298 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM TTh Benjamin POOL 1 Laney21299 Lab 06:00-07:50 PM T Chappelle POOL 1 Laney21300 Lab 06:00-07:50 PM Th Chappelle POOL 1 Laney21301 Lab 06:30-07:20 PM MW Hawkins POOL 1 Laney

** 30 SOCCER 0.5 UNIT Activity class 23288 Lab 05:00-05:50 PM TTh Bishop FIELD 1 Alameda23992 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MW Sullivan FIELD 1 Merritt Held on upper #eld.21303 Lab 05:00-06:50 PM W Brown FIELD 4 Laney** 33A BEGINNING SWIMMING 0.5 UNIT Activity Class 24433 Lab 11:00-11:50 TTh Benjamin POOL 2 Laney24435 Lab 05:00-05:50 PM TTh Chappelle POOL 2 Laney24436 Lab 06:00-06:50 PM MW Stretch POOL 2 Laney** 33B INTERMEDIATE SWIMMING 0.5 UNIT Activity Class 24437 Lab 11:00-11:50 MW Bretz POOL 1 Laney24438 Lab 11:00-11:50 TTh Bretz POOL 1 Laney** 34 DIVING 0.5 UNIT Activity class 21311 Lab 10:30-12:20 PM S Sherman POOL 1 Laney 02/20/2010 - 05/15/2010


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** 35 TENNIS 0.5 UNIT Activity class 24781 Lab 09:00-09:50 TTh Sta! FILED 3 Alameda21312 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM TTh Taylor COURTS Laney24782 Lab 10:00-10:50 TTh Sta! FILED 3 Alameda Recommended for Intermediate Level students.21315 Lab 05:00-05:50 PM TTh Lee COURTS Laney21581 Lab 06:30-08:20 PM F Lee COURTS Laney** 38 VOLLEYBALL 0.5 UNIT Activity class 23289 Lab 06:30-08:20 PM Th Altenbach G 105 Alameda24432 Lab 07:30-09:20 PM M Thompson G 105 Alameda21316 Lab 06:30-08:20 PM T Sisneros GYM Laney (Intermediate)** 39 WEIGHT TRAINING 0.5 UNIT Activity class 23327 Lab 08:00-08:50 MW Bishop G 214 Alameda21317 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM MW Sisneros C 102 Laney

23993 Lab 06:00-06:50 TTh Sta! A 113 Merritt Students enrolled in one of the Fitness Center classes with a Merritt student ID


21318 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM TTh Uchiumi C 102 Laney23328 Lab 08:00-08:50 TTh Thompson G 214 Alameda24625 Lab 05:30-06:20 PM MW Silvan G 214 Alameda21319 Lab 02:00-02:50 PM MW Beam A 192 Laney (Recommended for intercollegiate football players)

21320 Lab 02:00-02:50 PM TTh Uchiumi A 192 Laney (Recommended for intercollegiate football players)

21321 Lab 03:00-03:50 PM MW Beam A 192 Laney23329 Lab 10:00-10:50 MW Bishop G 214 Alameda23330 Lab 10:00-10:50 TTh Jordan G 214 Alameda21578 Lab 03:00-03:50 PM TTh Gi!ord A 192 Laney21693 Lab 02:30-04:20 PM F Gi!ord C 102 Laney23341 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM MW Thompson G 105 Alameda23331 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM TTh Jordan G 214 Alameda23332 Lab 02:00-02:50 PM MW Jordan G 214 Alameda23333 Lab 02:00-02:50 PM TTh Jordan G 214 Alameda23334 Lab 05:30-06:20 PM TTh Altenbach G 214 Alameda23335 Lab 05:30-07:20 PM F Silvan G 214 Alameda** 40 YOGA 0.5 UNIT Activity class 21322 Lab 07:00-08:50 F Bishop C 100 Laney23994 Lab 06:00-07:50 PM W Valentine D 208 Merritt23995 Lab 06:30-08:20 PM Th Valentine D 208 Merritt21323 Lab 12:00-01:50 PM M Valentine C 100 Laney21325 Lab 05:00-06:50 PM M Valentine C 100 Laney21326 Lab 05:00-06:50 PM W Riday C 100 Laney21327 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM W Riday C 100 Laney (Restorative)** 42 STRETCH AEROBICS 0.5 UNIT Activity class 23996 Lab 09:00-10:50 M Puro GYM Merritt** 44 AEROBIC WEIGHT LIFTING 0.5 UNIT Activity class 24703 Lab 06:00-06:50 MW Sisneros C 102 Laney24704 Lab 06:00-06:50 TTh Sisneros C 102 Laney23337 Lab 05:30-07:20 PM F Bishop G 105 Alameda** 45 WATER POLO 0.5 UNIT Activity class 21775 Lab 07:30-08:20 PM MW Stretch POOL 1 Laney** 46 LAP SWIMMING 0.5 UNIT Activity class 21328 Lab 06:00-06:50 MW Benjamin POOL 1 Laney21329 Lab 06:00-06:50 TTh Benjamin POOL 1 Laney21330 Lab 08:00-08:50 MW Knodel POOL 1 Laney21331 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM MW Bretz POOL 1 Laney21332 Lab 12:00-12:50 PM TTh Benjamin POOL 1 Laney21333 Lab 06:00-07:50 PM T Chappelle POOL 1 Laney21335 Lab 06:30-07:20 PM MW Hawkins POOL 1 Laney21334 Lab 06:00-07:50 PM Th Chappelle POOL 1 Laney

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** 47 WATER RUNNING 0.5 UNIT Activity class 21817 Lab 09:00-10:50 M Knodel POOL 2 Laney (Recommended for senior citizens)

21818 Lab 09:00-10:50 W Knodel POOL 2 Laney (Recommended for senior citizens)* 51 ADAPTIVE WEIGHT TRAINING 1 UNIT AND CONDITIONING Adaptive physical activity and conditioning 23997 Lab 09:00-10:20 MW Compton A 113 Merritt23998 Lab 09:30-10:50 TTh Compton A 113 Merritt** 63 FOOTBALL!THEORY AND PRACTICE 2 UNITS !eory and practice of football fundamentals 21611 Lab 04:30-05:50 PM TTh Beam FIELD 2 Laney Lec 04:00-04:30 PM TTh D 107 ** 75 VOLLEYBALL!FUNDAMENTALS 2 UNITS Fundamentals of volleyball 24705 Lec 07:00-07:50 PM TTh Sisneros GYM Laney** 90 BASEBALL ! MEN 3 UNITS Fundamentals of intercollegiate competition 21582 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MTWThF Zapata FIELD 1 Laney (Recommended for intercollegiate baseball players)** 91 BASKETBALL ! MEN 1.5 UNITS Fundamentals of intercollegiate competition 23339 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MTWThF Jordan G 105 Alameda 01/21/2010 - 03/26/2010

23999 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MTWThF Compton GYM Merritt 01/21/2010 - 03/24/2010 ** 92 BASKETBALL!WOMEN 1.5 UNITS Fundamentals of intercollegiate competition 24000 Lab 05:00-06:50 PM MTWThF Blankenship GYM Merritt 01/21/2010 - 03/24/2010

21583 Lab 02:00-03:50 PM MTWThF Williams GYM Laney 01/08/2010 - 03/17/2010 ** 98 SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM 3 UNITS Fundamentals of intercollegiate competition 21584 Lab 01:15-03:05 PM MTWThF Bretz POOL 1 Laney (Recommended for intercollegiate swimming/diving)** 100 TRACK AND FIELD!MEN/WOMEN 3 UNITS Fundamentals of intercollegiate competition 21585 Lab 01:00-02:50 PM MTWThF Taylor TRACK Laney (Recommended for intercollegiate track and #eld)

24004 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MTWThF Drazen TRACK Merritt Men’s and women’s intercollegiate cross-country.

21586 Lab 01:00-02:50 PM MTWThF Taylor TRACK Laney 201 FITNESS AND HEALTH MAINTENANCE 0.5!2 UNITS ACTIVITIES Conditioning through the use of exercises and apparatus 24001 Lab 06:00-06:50 MW Sta! A 113 Merritt Students enrolled in one of the Fitness Center classes with a Merritt student ID


202 LIFELONG HEALTH THROUGH FITNESS 0.5 UNIT AND CONDITIONING Focus on all physical #tness components to promote lifelong health 21336 Lab 08:00-08:50 FS Sisneros C 102 Laney

682 SWIMMING FOR THE DISABLED 0 UNITS Individualized instruction in swimming designed to meet the needs of

adults with disabilities 22561 Lab 01:30-03:20 PM S Sta! Berkeley Lab 04:30-07:20 PM TTh BHS POOL Lec BHS POOL Designed for students with disabilities- register through DSP&S.

PHYSICAL SCIENCE PHYSC* 15 INTRODUCTION TO EARTH SCIENCES 3 UNITS Introduction to interdisciplinary earth sciences 20806 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Segar A 271 Laney** 20 INTRODUCTION TO THE MARINE 3 UNITS ENVIRONMENT Introduction to the oceans 20807 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Segar A 271 Laney22345 Lec Nelson HYBRID Berkeley Lec 05:00-06:50 PM M BCC 034 Designed for PACE majors; hybrid class meets 2 hr/wk in class, remaining

1 hr/week online.22346 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Segar BCC 052 Berkeley21097 Lec Segar ONLINE Laney Online course. Mandatory orientation on 1/16(5pm); 1/17 (noon) in room

A271. Email : ocean4@ree!mages.com21360 Lec Segar ONLINE Laney 03/18/2010 - 05/21/2010 Online course. Email instructor: [email protected]

PHYSICS PHYS** 2B GENERAL PHYSICS 5 UNITS Comprehensive study of general physics PREREQUISITE: PHYS 2A

24013 Lab 12:30-03:20 PM F Matthews D 144 Merritt Lec 08:00-11:50 F D 144 ** 3A GENERAL PHYSICS 5 UNITS Comprehensive study of major topics of physics 24420 Lab 04:00-06:50 PM F Tsai BCC 513 Berkeley Lec 05:00-06:50 PM MW BCC 515 ** 3B GENERAL PHYSICS 5 UNITS Comprehensive study of major topics of physics PREREQUISITE: PHYS 3A

21561 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM T Nicol A 274 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 TTh FORUM 21562 Lab 10:00-12:50 PM Th Nicol A 274 Laney Lec 08:00-09:50 TTh FORUM ** 4A GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS 5 UNITS Comprehensive study of major topics of physics PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: MATH 3A

24287 Lab 01:30-04:20 PM M Tsai D 103 Alameda Lec 01:30-03:20 PM TTh D 103 20802 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM Th Mohebi A 274 Laney Lec 10:00-11:50 TTh A 273 24008 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM W Sta! D 234 Merritt Lec 06:00-09:50 PM M D 234 22692 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM F Azgui BCC 513 Berkeley Lec 01:00-02:50 PM MW BCC 513


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** 4B GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS 5 UNITS Comprehensive study of major topics of physics PREREQUISITE: PHYS 4A PREREQUISITE AND COREQUISITE: MATH 3B

20804 Lab 12:00-02:50 PM W Nicol A 274 Laney Lec 07:40-08:50 MWF A 266 21563 Lab 01:00-03:50 PM T Nicol A 274 Laney Lec 07:40-08:50 MWF A 266 24010 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM T Dignon D 144 Merritt Lec 06:00-09:50 PM Th D 144 ** 4C GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS 5 UNITS Comprehensive study of major topics of physics PREREQUISITE: PHYS 4B PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: MATH 3C

24735 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM T Tsai D 103 Alameda Lec 03:30-05:20 PM TTh D 103 ** 10 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS 4 UNITS Elementary introduction to the #eld of physics 24571 Lec Tsai ONLINE Alameda Online course with 4 mandatory meetings in Room D103. Contact instruc-

tor at [email protected]. Information at http://alameda.peralta.edu/physics10. Saturday 1/23/10 at 9 am: Mandatory orientation and hands-on activities. Saturday 3/6/10 at 9 am and 4/24/10 at 9 am: Midterms and hands-on activities.

Thursday, 5/27/10, 9 am - 2 pm: Final exam. Optional reviews at 6:00 pm prior to exams: 3/4/10, 4/22/10. Final exam review TBA.

20805 Lec 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Wong A 273 Laney24011 Lec 12:00-01:50 PM TTh Combs D 144 Merritt22344 Lec 06:00-07:50 PM TTh Ali BCC TBA Berkeley21564 Lec 10:00-11:10 MWF Nicol A 273 Laney

POLITICAL SCIENCE POSCI** 1 GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS 3 UNITS IN THE UNITED STATES Introduction to principles and the political process of national, state,

and local government 23348 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Brem D 237 Alameda20808 Lec 08:00-08:50 MWF Arnold TH 426 Laney21723 Lec Respini ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected] Lec Nakagawa ONLINE Merritt Online course. Instructor’s email: [email protected]. Mandatory

orientation: Wednesday, 1/27, 5:30-7pm, room D17822347 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M Freeman BCC 054 Berkeley22348 Lec 02:45-04:05 PM TTh Haskell BCC 052 Berkeley24015 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Landeros A 100 Merritt23349 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Brem D 237 Alameda20810 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Arnold TH 426 Laney24016 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Hanson A 139 Merritt22670 Lec 04:15-05:35 PM MW Freeman BCC 052 Berkeley23350 Lec Thyken ONLINE Alameda 02/17/2010 - 05/28/2010 Online Course. Orientation 2/26, 4-6pm in Room

A 232. Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more course information.

22432 Lec Freeman ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected] Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Arnold TH 426 Laney23353 Lec 08:00-08:50 MWF Brem C 209 Alameda20812 Lec 12:00-01:20 PM MW Arnold F 205 Laney22671 Lec Respini ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected]

20813 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Richardson E 255 Laney

20814 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Richardson E 255B Laney** 2 COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT 3 UNITS Comparative analysis in government and politics 23354 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Brem C 208 Alameda24018 Lec 09:00-11:50 S Pogue A 100 Merritt Lec 12:30-03:50 PM S A 100 03/20/2010 - 05/15/2010

22672 Lec 02:45-04:05 PM TTh Freeman BCC 057 Berkeley24098 Lec Nakagawa ONLINE Merritt Online course. Instructor’s email: [email protected]. Mandatory

orientation: Monday, 1/25, 5:30-7pm, room P111** 3 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 3 UNITS Nature of relations among nation-states 20816 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Richardson F 200 Laney22349 Lec 01:15-02:35 PM TTh Freeman BCC 032 Berkeley** 4 POLITICAL THEORY 3 UNITS Examination of various theoretical approaches to politics and of basic

political problems and proposed solutions 23352 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Brem C 208 Alameda** 5 AMERICAN POLITICS AND 3 UNITS MINORITY GROUPS Role and experience of ethnic groups in the American political system 24646 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Toussant-Jackson R 28 Merritt* 16 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT 3 UNITS Survey of governmental institutions and politics in California and the

San Francisco Bay Area 21567 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Arnold TH 426 Laney24647 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Hanson A 139 Merritt** 20 CURRENT WORLD PROBLEMS 3 UNITS World problems with emphasis on four major areas of concern 22675 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Berezin BCC 051 Berkeley Also listed as HIST 38, code 22676. Part of Global Studies Program. Recom-

mended to enroll in GEOG 1, code 22119 (Instr Haberlin).* 21 OVERVIEW OF THE CALIFORNIA 3 UNITS STATE COURT SYSTEM Introduction to functions of the California State Court System 24631 Lec 03:00-05:50 PM T Richardson E 255B Laney** 34 GLOBAL POLITICAL ECONOMY 3 UNITS Overview and analysis of the relationship between politics and econom-

ics in the modern global political economy 24459 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Marino EVANS 5 Berkeley 5 Evans Hall, UC Berkeley. Also listed as INTRD 34, code 22709.

PORTUGESE PORT* 1A ELEMENTARY PORTUGUESE 5 UNITS Study and practice in understanding, speaking, reading, and writing

Portuguese 22480 Lec 03:30-05:50 PM MW Adao BCC 216 Berkeley 1B ELEMENTARY PORTUGUESE 5 UNITS Continuation of Portuguese 1A PREREQUISITE: PORT 1A

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PSYCHOLOGY PSYCH** 1A INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 UNITS Scienti#c principles of psychology 20817 Lec 07:30-08:50 TTh Iljas F 255 Laney22350 Lec 04:15-05:35 PM TTh Kocel BCC 311 Berkeley24019 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Slaughter P 203 Merritt24026 Lec Feiler ONLINE Merritt Online course. ISP/email required. instructor’s email: mfeiler@peralta.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Monday, 1/25, 4-5:30pm, room P111.

20818 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Iljas F 255 Laney22351 Lec 01:15-02:35 PM TTh Kocel BCC 513 Berkeley23355 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Peterson-Guada D 204 Alameda23356 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Peterson-Guada D 312 Alameda22352 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Rodrigues BCC 051 Berkeley21232 Lec Iljas ONLINE Laney Online course. Email instructor: [email protected] Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Rivas P 203 Merritt24021 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Slaughter P 203 Merritt20819 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW White F 255 Laney22353 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M Jagel BCC 315 Berkeley24027 Lec Feiler ONLINE Merritt Online course. ISP/email required. instructor’s email: mfeiler@peralta.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Thursday, 1/21, 5-6:30pm, room P111.20820 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM T Najm-Briscoe F 170B Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/25/2010 23372 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Ferrara D 204 Alameda24022 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Slaughter P 203 Merritt20821 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Iljas F 255 Laney22434 Lec 09:30-12:20 PM F Porter BCC 316 Berkeley22673 Lec 01:15-04:05 PM M Kocel BCC 054 Berkeley20822 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM MW Dickinson F 255 Laney24097 Lec Feiler ONLINE Merritt Online course. ISP/email required. instructor’s email: mfeiler@peralta.

edu. Mandatory orientation: Monday, 2/1, 5:30-7pm, room P111.

24643 Lec 12:00-01:20 PM MW Rivas P 204 Merritt24216 Lec Farley-Gillispie ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected]

20823 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Iljas F 255 Laney20825 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Iljas F 255 Laney** 1B INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL 3 UNITS PSYCHOLOGY Continuation of PSYCH 1A 23370 Lec Peterson-Guada ONLINE Alameda Online course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for

more information.

23359 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Peterson-Guada A 231 Alameda23377 Lec 09:30-11:00 TTh Scott D 119 Alameda** 3 INTRODUCTION TO PERSONALITY THEORY 3 UNITS Classical and contemporary personality theories. !eorists from each

of the major forces in psychology 23361 Lec 01:30-02:50 PM TTh Ferrara C 210 Alameda** 6 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 UNITS Psychological aspects of human social life involved in the relationship

between identity and social structure 24023 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF Slaughter P 203 Merritt22354 Lec 01:15-04:05 PM W Kocel BCC 054 Berkeley

** 7A PSYCHOLOGY OF CHILDHOOD 3 UNITS Physical, intellectual, and emotional growth of children from conception

to puberty 23362 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Heyward D 204 Alameda20826 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM W Dickinson F 201 Laney 02/03/2010 - 05/26/2010 22355 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM M Ladd BCC 214 Berkeley** 7B ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY 3 UNITS Study of adolescence 23373 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Heyward D 206 Alameda** 9A PSYCHOLOGY OF INTERPERSONAL 3 UNITS RELATIONS Group approach to the study of interpersonal relations 23363 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Scott C 211 Alameda23374 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Scott CV 231 Alameda** 9B PSYCHOLOGY OF INTERPERSONAL 3 UNITS RELATIONS Group approach to the study of interpersonal relations 23364 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Scott C 211 Alameda23375 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Scott CV 231 Alameda** 10 PSYCHOLOGY AND LIFE: 3 UNITS BASIC PRINCIPLES Basic principles of psychology and recent research developments 22356 Lec 08:00-09:20 MW Valdez-Kaminsky BCC 032 Berkeley** 12 HUMAN SEXUALITY 3 UNITS Exploration and analysis of the multifaceted aspects of human sexuality 23365 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF Peterson-Guada D 204 Alameda20827 Lec 02:30-05:20 PM Th Najm-Briscoe E 207 Laney24024 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF Slaughter P 203 Merritt24028 Lec Agee ONLINE Merritt Online course. Instructor’s email: [email protected]. Mandatory orienta-

tion: Saturday, 2/6, 2-4pm, D17823366 Lec Chishty ONLINE Alameda Online course; Please contact instructor at [email protected] for more

information.23376 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM T Scott C 109 Alameda** 18 PSYCHOLOGY OF MINORITY GROUPS 3 UNITS Examination of the philosophical roots of the psychological and be-

havioral modalities expressed by people of color 23367 Lec 09:00-09:50 MWF Scott C 109 Alameda23371 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Scott C 109 Alameda** 21 LIFESPAN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 3 UNITS Human development from conception to death 22357 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM Th Ladd MOFFIT 102 Berkeley 102 Mo"tt Hall/Library, UC Berkeley22358 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM T Ladd MOFFIT 103 Berkeley 103 Mo"tt Hall/Library, UC Berkeley** 24 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 UNITS Survey of major psychological disorders PREREQUISITE: PSYCH 1A

24644 Lec 12:00-01:20 PM TTh Rivas R 28 Merritt* 30 PSYCHOLOGY OF MEN AND WOMEN 3 UNITS Factors contributing to a sense of self as man or woman 22359 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Kocel BCC 053 Berkeley 501 PERSPECTIVES ON AGING ISSUES: 0 UNITS CHOICES, COPING, OPTIMIZATION AND GROWTH Bio-psycho-social perspective on themes and issues on aging 20829 Lec 10:00-11:50 F White VET BLDG Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Dates TBD.

20830 Lec 12:30-02:20 PM F White VET BLDG Laney 01/21/2010 - 05/28/2010 Dates TBD.


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RADIOLOGIC SCIENCE REAL ESTATE

RADIOLOGIC SCIENCE RADSC* 1A SURVEY OF RADIOLOGIC SCIENCE 1.5 UNITS Exploration of educational/career options in diagnostic radiologic science 24032 Lec 08:00-09:50 MW Custard D 121 Merritt 01/27/2010 - 03/15/2010

24033 Lec 04:00-05:50 PM TTh Custard D 121 Merritt 04/01/2010 - 05/20/2010 * 2B RADIOGRAPHIC PHYSICS II 4 UNITS Continuation of RADSC 2A PREREQUISITE: RADSC 2A

24035 Lab 11:30-01:20 PM MW Yates D 121 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:50 MW D 121 RadScience students must have program director’s signature on course op-

tion form to register for classes.

24036 Lab 01:30-03:20 PM MW Yates D 121 Merritt Lec 09:30-10:50 MW D 121 RadScience students must have program director’s signature on course op-

tion form to register for classes.* 3B POSITIONING II 4 UNITS Continuation of RADTE 3A PREREQUISITE: RADSC 1B AND 2A AND 3A AND 5A

24038 Lab 01:30-03:20 PM MW Hollister D 122 Merritt Lec 08:00-09:20 MW D 122 RadScience students must have program director’s signature on course op-


24039 Lab 11:30-01:20 PM MW Hollister D 122 Merritt Lec 08:00-09:20 MW D 122 RadScience students must have program director’s signature on course op-

tion form to register for classes.* 6 QUALITY MANAGEMENT/FLUOROSCOPY 2.5 UNITS Quality management/$uoroscopy concepts PREREQUISITE: RADSC 2C, AND 4A OR 4B, AND 9C COREQUISITE: RADSC 9D

24041 Lab 01:00-02:50 PM T Custard D 122 Merritt Lec 12:00-12:50 PM TTh D 122 RadScience students must have program director’s signature on course op-


24042 Lab 01:00-02:50 PM Th Custard D 122 Merritt Lec 12:00-12:50 PM TTh D 122 RadScience students must have program director’s signature on course op-

tion form to register for classes.* 7 ADVANCED IMAGING PROCEDURES 3 UNITS Advanced imaging procedures and equipment PREREQUISITE: RADSC 2C AND 5B AND 9C

24043 Lec 10:00-11:20 TTh Yates D 122 Merritt RadScience students must have program director’s signature on course op-

tion form to register for classes.* 8 SECTIONAL ANATOMY AND 4 UNITS RADIOGRAPHIC PATHOLOGY Systematic classi#cation of disease PREREQUISITE: RADSC 2C AND 5B AND 9C

24044 Lec 08:00-09:50 TTh Hollister D 122 Merritt RadScience students must have program director’s signature on course op-

tion form to register for classes.* 9A CLINICAL EXPERIENCE I 4 UNITS Clinical practicum in a medical-imaging department of an a%liated

clinical training center. PREREQUISITE: RADSC 1B AND 2A AND 3A AND 5A

24045 Lab 08:00-11:50 TTh Custard HOSP Merritt Lab 01:00-04:50 PM TTh HOSP RadScience students must have program director’s signature on course op-


* 9D CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IV 6 UNITS Continuation of RADTE 9C PREREQUISITE: RADSC 3B AND 5B AND 9C

24046 Lab 08:00-11:50 MWF Custard HOSP Merritt Lab 01:00-04:50 PM MWF HOSP RadScience students must have program director’s signature on course op-


REAL ESTATE RLEST* 2A PRINCIPLES OF REAL ESTATE 3 UNITS Basic laws and principles of California real estate 24048 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM M Ryan D 208 Merritt24061 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM M Gee P 208 Merritt24057 Lec Ratkovich ONLINE Merritt Online course. Email the instructor at [email protected] as soon

as you register* 4A LEGAL ASPECTS OF REAL ESTATE 3 UNITS Basic legal aspects of real estate 24049 Lec 12:00-02:50 PM T Ryan D 132 Merritt24494 Lec 12:00-02:50 PM T Ward A 214 Merritt* 5 REAL ESTATE PRACTICE 3 UNITS Comprehensive presentation of daily activities of brokers and salesper-

sons 24058 Lec Ogden ONLINE Merritt Online course. Email the instructor at [email protected] as soon as

you register.

24495 Lec 09:00-11:50 W Gee P 208 Merritt24050 Lec 08:00-11:50 S Forkner D 200 Merritt Lec 09:00-11:50 SU D 200 Lec 12:30-03:20 PM SU D 200 Lec 12:30-04:20 PM S D 200 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM F D 200 01/22/2010 - 02/07/2010 Meets three weekends Fri, Sat & Sun.* 6A REAL ESTATE FINANCE 3 UNITS Basic real estate #nance 24051 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM T Forkner D 200 Merritt24052 Lec 08:00-11:50 S Grant D 233 Merritt Lec 09:00-11:50 SU D 233 Lec 12:30-03:20 PM SU D 233 Lec 12:30-04:20 PM S D 233 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM F D 233 03/05/2010 - 03/21/2010 Meets three weekends Fri, Sat & Sun.24496 Lec Ogden ONLINE Merritt Online course. Email the instructor at [email protected] as soon as

you register.* 6B ADVANCED REAL ESTATE FINANCE 3 UNITS Advanced real estate #nance 24497 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM M Forkner D 200 Merritt* 7A REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL 3 UNITS Basic real estate appraisal 24053 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM Th Watts A 139 Merritt24498 Lec Ratkovich ONLINE Merritt Online course. Email the instructor at [email protected] as soon

as you register.* 7B ADVANCED REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL 3 UNITS Advanced real estate appraisal 24499 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM F Watts A 139 Merritt* 8 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 3 UNITS Real estate management 24054 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM Th Forkner D 200 Merritt



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* 9 REAL ESTATE ECONOMICS 3 UNITS Introduction to real estate economics 24055 Lec 08:00-11:50 S Culver D 200 Merritt Lec 09:00-11:50 SU D 200 Lec 12:30-03:20 PM SU D 200 Lec 12:30-04:20 PM S D 200 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM F D 200 04/23/2010 - 05/09/2010 Meets three weekends Fri, Sat & Sun24500 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM Th Culver P 203 Merritt* 11 REAL ESTATE ESCROW PROCEDURES 3 UNITS Dummy Long Description, REAL ESTATE ESCROW PROCE-

DURES 24501 Lec 08:00-11:50 S Sublett D 233 Merritt Lec 09:00-11:50 SU D 233 Lec 12:30-03:20 PM SU D 233 Lec 12:30-04:20 PM S D 233 Lec 06:00-09:50 PM F D 233 04/23/2010 - 05/09/2010 Meets three weekends Fri, Sat & Sun.* 13 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES AND 3 UNITS EXCHANGE TAXATION Introduction to the theory, mechanics, and tax aspects of real estate

exchanges 24502 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM M Tate D 243 Merritt* 14 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 3 UNITS Survey and analysis of real estate investments 24059 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM T Dang D 133 Merritt* 20 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN REAL ESTATE 3 UNITS Overview of the Internet and computer hardware and software applica-

tions used in the day-to-day life of the real estate practitioner 24503 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM W Daniel D 178 Merritt

SOCIAL SCIENCE SOCSC** 1 INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN’S STUDIES 3 UNITS Contemporary issues concerning women and girls in diverse national,

cultural, racial/ethnic, and social class contexts 24720 Lec 06:30-09:40 PM Th Polatnick BCC TBA Berkeley 02/11/2010 - 05/28/2010 Also listed as WS 1 (code 24719). Late start class,

begins Thurs, 2/11/10.** 101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL SERVICES 3 UNITS Introduction to social services 22364 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Sta! Berkeley

SOCIOLOGY SOC** 1 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY 3 UNITS Introduction to sociology 23378 Lec 11:00-11:50 MWF Swiencicki C 212 Alameda20832 Lec 10:30-11:50 TTh Stark E 255 Laney24062 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Zaire D 224 Merritt22360 Lec 09:30-12:20 PM M McAllister BCC 315 Berkeley22361 Lec 02:45-04:05 PM TTh Polatnick BCC 055 Berkeley23379 Lec 12:00-12:50 PM MWF Swiencicki C 212 Alameda20833 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM Th Mahabir E 255B Laney 02/04/2010 - 05/27/2010 22362 Lec 07:00-09:50 PM M Evans BCC 051 Berkeley Designed for PACE majors, see PACE o"ce to enroll.

20834 Lec 10:00-10:50 MWF West E 255 Laney22435 Lec 09:00-12:20 PM F McAllister BCC 055 Berkeley 01/29/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Mon, 1/29/10.22674 Lec McAllister HYBRID Berkeley Lec 09:00-10:50 S BCC 055 Hybrid class, meets 9:00-10:50am every other Sat beginning 1/23/10,

remaining hours online.

20838 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM TTh Stark E 255B Laney21725 Lec 02:30-03:50 PM MW Stark E 207 Laney** 2 SOCIAL PROBLEMS 3 UNITS Study of society through the application of sociological principles and

critical thinking skills to the identi#cation and analysis of selected social problems

23381 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Swiencicki C 210 Alameda20840 Lec 01:00-02:20 PM MW Stark E 255 Laney24064 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM Th Zaire D 224 Merritt22363 Lec 09:30-12:20 PM W McAllister BCC 055 Berkeley22436 Lec Evans ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected]

24207 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Stark E 255 Laney22662 Lec 04:15-06:05 PM MW Evans BCC 051 Berkeley 02/03/2010 - 05/28/2010 Late start class, begins Wed, 2/03/10.** 3 SOCIOLOGY OF WOMEN 3 UNITS Exploration of various conceptual frameworks regarding the status of

women 24602 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM M Swiencicki C 208 Alameda24063 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM W Mack D 132 Merritt** 5 MINORITY GROUPS 3 UNITS Analysis of racial, religious, and ethnic minority groups 23382 Lec 11:00-12:20 PM TTh Swiencicki C 210 Alameda20841 Lec 09:00-10:20 TTh Mahabir G 246 Laney** 8 CRIME AND DEVIANCE 3 UNITS Sociological exploration of the nature, extent, and causes of crime and

deviance 22648 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M McAllister BCC 055 Berkeley

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SPANISH THEATRE ARTS

SPANISH SPAN** 1A ELEMENTARY SPANISH 5 UNITS Study and practice in understanding, speaking, reading, and writing

Spanish 23384 Lec 09:00-09:50 MTWThF Guerrero D 207 Alameda20842 Lec 07:50-08:50 MTWThF Robertson E 201A Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/28/2010

24065 Lec 12:00-02:20 PM TTh Sta! D 136 Merritt22365 Lec 01:15-03:35 PM MW Sta! BCC 226 Berkeley22366 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM MW Sta! WHEELR 213 Berkeley 213 Wheeler Hall, UC Berkeley.24066 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM MW Zuniga D 136 Merritt20843 Lec 06:00-08:50 PM TTh Parra E 207 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/28/2010

23385 Lec 11:00-11:50 MTWThF Guerrero D 207 Alameda20844 Lec 10:30-11:50 MTWTh Davila-Sanchez F 170A Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/27/2010

22367 Lec 01:15-03:35 PM TTh Pisano BCC 212 Berkeley22368 Lec 01:15-03:35 PM MW Pisano BCC 212 Berkeley20845 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM TTh Robertson B 264 Laney 02/02/2010 - 05/27/2010

20846 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM MW Calvo A 140 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/26/2010

22369 Lec 09:45-12:05 PM TTh Sta! BCC 214 Berkeley22370 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM TTh Sta! BCC 212 Berkeley21348 Lec 03:00-05:50 PM MW Seballos F 200 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/26/2010 22448 Lec Sta! HYBRID Berkeley Lec 12:15-03:05 PM F BCC 214 Hybrid class, class meets 12:15-3:05pm Fridays, remaining hours online.22782 Lec Sta! HYBRID Berkeley Lec 05:00-07:50 PM F BCC 214 Hybrid class- meets 3 hours/wk in class, 2 hours/wk online.** 1B ELEMENTARY SPANISH 5 UNITS Continuation of SPAN 1A PREREQUISITE: SPAN 1A

23387 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTWThF Guerrero D 207 Alameda22371 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM MW Lizarraga BCC 216 Berkeley22372 Lec 09:45-12:05 PM MW Pisano BCC 212 Berkeley23388 Lec 07:00-09:20 PM TTh Guerrero D 207 Alameda20848 Lec 09:00-10:20 MTWTh Davila-Sanchez F 170A Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/27/2010

22373 Lec 01:15-03:35 PM MW Lizarraga BCC 311 Berkeley** 2A INTERMEDIATE SPANISH 5 UNITS Intermediate-level spoken and written Spanish PREREQUISITE: SPAN 1B

22374 Lec 06:30-08:50 PM TTh Lizarraga BCC 214 Berkeley** 2B INTERMEDIATE SPANISH 5 UNITS Continuation of SPAN 2A PREREQUISITE: SPAN 2A

22375 Lec 09:45-12:05 PM TTh Pisano BCC 212 Berkeley** 10B ADVANCED SPANISH CONVERSATION 3 UNITS Continuation of SPAN 10A 22650 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM F Sta! BCC 031 Berkeley* 20A READINGS IN SPANISH 5 UNITS Development of reading skills in Spanish 23392 Lec 10:00-10:50 MTWThF Guerrero D 207 Alameda

** 22B SPANISH FOR BILINGUAL SPEAKERS II 5 UNITS Continuation of SPAN 22A PREREQUISITE: SPAN 22A

21568 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM MW Davila-Sanchez F 170A Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/26/2010 24724 Lec Sta! ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected]* 30A BEGINNING CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH 3 UNITS Introduction to conversational Spanish 20849 Lec 06:00-09:20 PM T Sweenie E 204 Laney 02/01/2010 - 05/27/2010

22376 Lec 09:30-12:20 PM W Sta! BCC 214 Berkeley* 30B BEGINNING CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH 3 UNITS Continuation of SPAN 30A 24067 Lec 09:30-10:50 TTh Sta! D 136 Merritt22378 Lec 09:00-11:50 M Sta! BCC 214 Berkeley** 38 LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE 3 UNITS Contemporary Latin-American literature 22501 Lec Banga ONLINE Berkeley Online class- for information, e-mail [email protected]

24737 Lec 01:00-03:50 PM Th Banga BCC 031 Berkeley

THEATRE ARTS THART** 10 PRINCIPLES AND THEORY OF ACTING 3 UNITS Introduction to the arts of acting 21099 Lab 12:00-01:35 PM TTh Torres STAGE Laney Lec 11:00-11:50 TTh STAGE 01/26/2010 - 05/27/2010 21571 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM M Torres STAGE Laney Lec 05:00-06:50 PM M STAGE ** 11 PRINCIPLES & THEORY OF IMPROVISATION 3 UNITS Introduction to the principles and theory of improvisation 21103 Lab 09:00-11:50 W Ross STAGE Laney Lec 10:00-11:50 M STAGE ** 20B INTRODUCTION TO THE PRINCIPLES & 1.5 UNITS THEORY OF ACTING Continuation of THART 20A 22646 Lab 10:00-11:50 F Wisely BCC 021 Berkeley Lec 09:00-09:50 F BCC 021 ** 30 REHEARSAL AND PRODUCTION 3 UNITS Practical and creative experience in the work and art of producing a

performance for an audience 21105 Lab 07:00-08:20 PM TWThF Torres STAGE Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TWThF STAGE 02/16/2010 - 05/01/2010 Auditions on 2/4 and 5 at 6 pm in the theatre.

Additional hours for rehearsal required. 7 performances in April.

21573 Lab 01:15-03:30 PM MW Torres STAGE Laney Lec 12:00-01:15 PM MW STAGE 01/25/2010 - 05/28/2010 ** 40 STAGECRAFT 3 UNITS Practical experience in various phases of technical theatre 21107 Lab 02:00-04:50 PM Th Cave STAGE Laney Lec 02:00-03:50 PM T STAGE



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TRAVEL INDUSTRY TRAV* 71 PRINCIPLES OF GROUP TRAVEL 3 UNITS Group Travel on tours, cruises, and other travel/tourism programs 24412 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM W Desouto BCC 014 Berkeley* 76 ADVENTURE TRAVEL 3 UNITS Study of the specialty #eld of international adventure travel 22626 Lec 06:30-09:20 PM M Desouto BCC 014 Berkeley

VIETNAMESE VIET** 2A INTERMEDIATE VIETNAMESE 5 UNITS Intermediate-level spoken and written Vietnamese PREREQUISITE: VIET 1B

24621 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Nguyen A 213 Alameda** 2B INTERMEDIATE VIETNAMESE 5 UNITS Continuation of VIET 2A PREREQUISITE: VIET 2A

24622 Lec 06:00-08:20 PM MW Nguyen A 213 Alameda

VOCATIONAL NURSING V/NUR 217 INTERMEDIATE MEDICAL!SURGICAL 10 UNITS NURSING Common health problems of adults PREREQUISITE: V/NUR 214 AND 215 AND 216 HEALTH CLEARANCES: NEGATIVE TB

RESULTS

24069 Lab 07:00-12:20 PM TW Idowu HOSP Merritt Lec 08:00-11:50 Th D 119 Lab 01:00-03:20 PM TW HOSP Lec 08:00-10:50 F D 119 Lab 01:00-02:50 PM M HOSP Lec 10:00-11:50 M D 119 218 INTERMEDIATE PHARMACOLOGY 2 UNITS Study of speci#c drugs PREREQUISITE: V/NUR 215

24527 Lec 08:00-09:50 F Murphy D 166 Merritt 220 MATERNAL!CHILD NURSING 4 UNITS Principles of nursing care of patient during prenatal, labor, delivery,

and postpartum periods PREREQUISITE: V/NUR 214 AND 215 AND 216

24071 Lab 07:00-12:20 PM TW Murphy HOSP Merritt Lec 08:00-11:50 Th Lab 01:00-03:20 PM TW HOSP Lec 08:00-10:50 F D 127 Lab 01:00-02:50 PM M HOSP Lec 10:00-11:50 M D 127

WELDING WELD 203A BEGINNING GAS TUNGSTEN ARC 3 UNITS WELDING "TIG# Gas Tungsten Arc Welding GTAW (TIG) 20870 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MW Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM MW F 170 20872 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh F 160 203B INTERMEDIATE GAS TUNGSTEN 3 UNITS ARC WELDING "TIG# Gas Tungsten Arc Welding GTAW (TIG) 20874 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MW Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM MW F 170

20876 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh F 160 203C ADVANCED GAS TUNGSTEN 3 UNITS ARC WELDING "TIG# Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) 21380 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MW Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM MW F 170 21382 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh F 160 203D CERTIFICATION GAS TUNGSTEN 3 UNITS ARC WELDING "TIG# Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) 21384 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MW Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM MW F 170 21386 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh F 160 204A WIRE FEED WELDING 3 UNITS Welding of ferrous and non-ferrous metals in all positions 20878 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MW Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM MW F 160

Today’s Travel/Tourism/Hospitality Industry professional needs a thorough grounding in special skills courses, including travel product knowledge, itinerary planning and marketing. Related "elds such as geography and sales also are important.

Make Berkeley City College your first stop for Travel/Tourism/Hospitality Industry training. Our Travel/Tourism Industry faculty are professionals in their "elds. They keep up with the latest industry trends and ensure that you receive a highly competitive education.

Our Travel/Tourism/Hospitality Industry Program helps to ensure your success in today’s competitive job market.

Adventure Tour OperatorCruise Consultant

Corporate Travel AgentEvent Planner

Home-Based/Independent ContractorInbound Tour Operator

Leisure/Vacation Travel AgentTour Leader

Travel Agency Outside SalespersonTravel Agency Owner

Wholesale Tour Operator

For more information, call Marty Sarbey de Souto, CTC at (510) 981-2931, (510) 981-2800 or email [email protected].


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20880 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM MW Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW F 160 20882 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh F 170 204B WIRE FEED WELDING 3 UNITS Welding of ferrous and non-ferrous metals in all positions 20884 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MW Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM MW F 160 20886 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM MW Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW F 160 20888 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh F 170 205 INTRODUCTION TO WELDING 3 UNITS Introduction to welding 21113 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM MW Nagamoto F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW F 200 21774 Lab 02:00-03:50 PM TTh Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 01:00-01:50 PM TTh F 150 Career Advancement Academy 211A ARC WELDING I 3 UNITS Fundamental manual skills with related theory 20890 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MW Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM MW F 160 20892 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM MW Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW F 160 20894 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh F 170 211B ARC WELDING II 3 UNITS Continuation of WELD 211A 20896 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MW Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM MW F 160 20898 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM MW Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM MW F 160 20900 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh F 170 215 WELDING FOR ECT TECHNICIANS 1.5 UNITS Basic theory and manipulative practices of using various welding and

brazing methods related to Environmental Control Technology 20902 Lab 11:00-01:50 PM S Phillips F 150 Laney Lec 09:00-10:50 S F 160 01/21/2010 - 03/17/2010 221A ACETYLENE WELDING I 3 UNITS Fundamental manual skills with related theory 20904 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MW Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM MW F 170 20906 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh F 160 221B ACETYLENE WELDING II 3 UNITS Continuation of WELD 221A 21782 Lab 07:00-08:50 PM TTh Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh F 160 24585 Lab 03:00-04:50 PM MW Hashimoto F 150 Laney Lec 02:00-02:50 PM MW F 170

WOMEN’S STUDIES WS** 1 INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN’S STUDIES 3 UNITS Contemporary issues concerning women and girls in diverse national,

cultural, racial/ethnic, and social class contexts 24719 Lec 06:30-09:40 PM Th Polatnick BCC TBA Berkeley 02/11/2010 - 05/28/2010 Also listed as SOCSC 1 (code 24720). Late start

class, begins Thurs, 2/11/10.** 35 FEMINIST PHILOSOPHY 3 UNITS Introduction to feminist philosophy through the study of di"erent

philosophical approaches to and bases for feminism 24563 Lec 02:45-04:05 PM MW Doubiago BCC 053 Berkeley Also listed as PHIL 35, code 22665.

WOOD TECHNOLOGY WDTEC* 10 WOOD TECHNOLOGY I 3 UNITS Introduction to the technology of woodworking trades 20851 Lec 08:00-08:50 TWTh Mackrodt G 153 Laney* 10L WOOD TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY I 4 UNITS Laboratory practice supplementing theory presented in WDTEC 10. 20852 Lab 09:00-11:50 MTWTh Mackrodt G 151 Laney* 11 FURNITURE AND CABINET LAYOUT I 2 UNITS Drafting, layout, and detailing for the woodworking trades 20854 Lab 09:00-11:50 F Mackrodt G 151 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 F G 153 * 20 WOOD TECHNOLOGY II 3 UNITS Continuation of WDTEC 10 20855 Lec 08:00-08:50 TWTh Mackrodt G 153 Laney* 20L WOOD TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY II 4 UNITS Laboratory practice supplementing theory presented in WDTEC 20. 20856 Lab 09:00-11:50 MTWTh Mackrodt G 151 Laney* 21 FUNITURE AND CABINET LAYOUT II 2 UNITS Continuation of WDTEC 11 20858 Lab 09:00-11:50 F Mackrodt G 151 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 F G 153 * 30 CAD/CAM TECHNIQUES IN THE 4 UNITS CABINET!MAKING INDUSTRY Fundamentals of computer-assisted design and construction techniques

found in the modern cabinet shop 24587 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM WTh Sta! G 153 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM WTh G 153 200 SPECIAL PROJECTS LABORATORY 1 UNIT Open laboratory for working on selected projects 21589 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM F Sta! G 151 Laney20860 Lab 08:00-11:50 SU Vanarsdale II G 151 Laney20859 Lab 09:00-11:50 S Abraham G 151 Laney 201A FURNITURE AND CABINET MAKING 2 UNITS FOR OTHER MAJORS Introduction to furniture and cabinetmaking 20862 Lab 09:00-11:50 S Abraham G 151 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 S G 151 21389 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM F Sta! G 151 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM F G 153 201B FURNITURE AND CABINET MAKING 2 UNITS FOR OTHER MAJORS Continuation of WDTEC 201A 20864 Lab 09:00-11:50 S Abraham G 151 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 S G 151 21402 Lab 07:00-09:50 PM F Sta! G 151 Laney Lec 06:00-06:50 PM F G 153

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210A TRADITIONAL JAPANESE HAND 2 UNITS TOOLS AND JOINERY I Instruction and practice in the selection, sharpening, conditioning, and

use of high-quality traditional woodworking hand tools 20866 Lab 09:00-11:50 S Vanarsdale II G 151 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 S G 151 210B TRADITIONAL JAPANESE HAND 2 UNITS TOOLS AND JOINERY II Continuation of WDTEC 210A 20868 Lab 09:00-11:50 SU Vanarsdale II G 151 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 SU G 151 210D SMALL YARD AND GARDEN STRUCTURES 2 UNITS Fundamentals of design and construction of small structures for the

yard and garden 21815 Lab 09:00-11:50 SU Vanarsdale II G 151 Laney Lec 08:00-08:50 SU G 151 271 ARTISANS IN WOOD I 4 UNITS Training in basic woodworking and communication skills 21109 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM W Sta! G 151 Laney Lab 08:30-09:20 PM TTh G 151 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh G 153 272 ARTISANS IN WOOD II 4 UNITS Continued training in woodworking and communication skills 21111 Lab 06:00-08:50 PM W Sta! G 151 Laney Lab 08:30-09:20 PM TTh G 151 Lec 06:00-06:50 PM TTh G 153

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!ere are many "nancial aid programs designed to "t a variety of circumstances facing students attending California Community Colleges. Students are encouraged to stop by a Financial Aid O#ce located on campus to obtain information and necessary application forms to receive student Financial Assistance.

• California Community Colleges Board of Governor's Enrollment Fee Waiver (BOGW) • Federal PELL Grant • Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) • Federal Work Study (FWS) - part time employment on campus • Federal Sta$ord Loan • Cal Grant B, C • Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS) • Chafee/Foster Youth Grant • Federal Academic Competitive Grant

• U.S. Citizen or Eligible Non-Citizen • Have a High School Diploma or a GED certi"cate or must pass an independently administered test approved by

the U.S. Department of Education • Demonstrate a Financial Need • Be enrolled as a regular student and declare a Program of Study • Have a valid Social Security Number • Maintain satisfactory academic progress • Register with Selective Service, if required • Not be in loan default or owe a refund on a grant

• Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

• Student Aid Report • Supplemental Financial Aid Application • Academic Transcripts (from other Colleges attended) • Copy of Social Security Card • Copy of Drivers License or California ID • Copy of High School Diploma/GED or ability to Bene"t Results

• Veri"cation Work Sheet • IRS 1040 and W2 forms • Citizenship Eligibility • Other Documents requested to verify application information

Financial Aid Applications are accepted through the academic year. Students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. Some awards are subject to availability of funds.

Financial Assistance General Information


If you believe you qualify for a BOGW Enrollment Fee Waiver, complete the BOGW application (see next page), and submit the completed application with acceptable documentation to the Finan-cial Aid O#ce. !is BOGW Fee Waiver will cover your enrollment fee for the entire academic year.

AFDC OR SSI RECIPIENTSNotice of Action in your name (or your parent’s name) for the same month in which you "le this application or one calendar month before. orCalWORKs/AFDC or SSI Warrant or Check issued in your name (or your parent’s name) for the same month in which you "le this application or one month before. orAgency Certi"cation - Untaxed Income Form. May be obtained from the Financial Aid O#ce and must be completed by the Welfare O#ce or Social Security O#ce. Other documentation agreed upon between your Community College and County Welfare Depart-ment. Contact the Financial Aid O#ce for details. GENERAL ASSISTANCE RECIPIENTSAgency Certi"cation - Untaxed Income Form. May be obtained from the Financial Aid O#ce and must be completed by the Welfare Of-"ce. orOther documentation agreed upon between your community college district and county welfare department. Ask at your Financial Aid O#ce. DECEASED/DISABLED VETERANS’ DEPENDENTSOR NATIONAL GUARD DEPENDENTS Fee Waiver certi"cation provided by the California Department of Veterans A$airs or your county Veterans Service O#ce. Fee Waiver certi"cation provided by the California National Guard Adjutant General’s O#ce. CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTDEPENDENT OF SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 VICTIMDEPENDENT OF DECEASED LAW ENFORCEMENT/FIRE SUPPRESSION PERSONNEL • Certi"cation of Medal of Honor Recipient, or a child of Medal

of Honor recipient.• Certi"cation as dependent of a victim of the September 11, 2001

terrorist attack.• Certi"cation as dependent of deceased law enforcement/"re sup-

pression personnel killed in the line of duty.

CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES

Board of Governors Enrollment Fee

A Board of Governors Grant (BOGW) Method can be awarded to low-income students. Whether you qualify is based upon your (or your parent’s) income and household size. Colleges may ask you to provide documentation of income, such as a copy of your 2008 U.S. Income Tax Return. You are required to provide documentation if it is requested.

BOGW-METHOD B Family Size 2008 Income 1 $15,600 2 $21,000 3 $26,400 4 $31,800 5 $37,200 6 $42,600 7 $48,000 8 $53,400 Each Additional Family Member $5,400

BOGW-METHOD C(Available only by filing 2009-2010 FAFSA)

Note: Students not qualified by BOGG Method B income standards must file a FAFSA in order to demonstrate the need to qualify for a BOGG fee waiver.


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Some courses have prerequisites: faculty have determined that students are highly unlikely to succeed in these courses unless they have acquired a certain level of skills or knowledge, usually through taking another course beforehand. !e prerequisites for each course are listed in the class schedule.

When you attempt to enroll in a course with a prerequisite via the Web or touch-tone, the system checks your academic records for evidence that you have taken or are taking the prerequisites at one of the Peralta Colleges. 1. If you have taken the prerequisites at a Peralta College after 1987

and have received a grade of C or better in it, you are allowed to enroll.

2. If you are currently taking the prerequisites, you are allowed to enroll provisionally until your grade is received. If your grade in the prerequisites is below a C, you will be automatically dropped from the higher level course. You will be informed of this by mail. In all other cases, you will have to take some extra step before you can enroll.

3. If you have met the prerequisites through a course taken at an-other college, you will have to complete and sign an A#davit of Prerequisite Completion, and you will immediately be cleared to enroll. You can submit the A#davit over the Web or in person at the Admissions o#ce on any campus. If you have a transcript or grade report from the other college, bring it or mail it to the Admissions o#ce.

4. If the prerequisites can be met through testing and counseling (this will be referred to as “Multiple Measure Assessment” in the class schedule), go see a counselor. !e counselor will look at your test scores and discuss your preparation for the course. If the counselor determines that you have met the prerequisites, he/she will clear you for the course and you will be allowed to enroll immediately.

5. If you feel that you have met the prerequisites though your life experience, or you believe that the prerequisites is unnecessary or unlawful, go to the admissions o#ce to complete and sign a Petition for Prerequisite Challenge. You will immediately be cleared to enroll, pending review of your petition by faculty. If your challenge is approved you will remain in the class. If your petition is denied, you will be dropped from the class. You will be informed of this by mail. Challenge petitions must be ap-proved or denied within "ve working days of the day they were "led. If your petition is not reviewed within "ve working days, you will remain in the class.

Some courses have co-requisites: faculty have determined that students are highly unlikely to succeed in these courses unless they enroll in the co-requisite course at the same time. !e co-requisites for each course are listed in the class schedule.

If you enroll in a course with a co-requisite, make sure to enroll in the co-requisite course as well. (If you have previously taken the co-requisite course and obtained a grade of C or better, you don’t need to enroll in it again).

It is the policy of the Peralta Community College District that, unless speci"cally exempted by statute, every course, course sec-tion or class, the average attendance of which is to be reported for state aid, wherever o$ered and maintained by the District, shall be fully opened to enrollment and participation by any person who has been admitted to the College and who meets such prerequisites as may be established pursuant to Chapter II, Division 2, Part VI, Title 5 of the California Administrative Code, commencing with Section 51820.

In order to complete an Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree at one of the Peralta Colleges in two years, an average unit load of 15 units per term is advised. Students may not carry more than 18 units (including a combined total of all Peralta Colleges) without prior approval of a counselor. Counselor approval is re-quired for excess units up to 21.5 units. Enrollment in 22 to 25 units requires approval of the Dean of Student Services. Under no circumstances will approval be granted beyond 25 units. !e maximum number of units for the Summer Session is ten (10). For college purposes, a full-time student is one who is carrying 12 or more units. Students are not permitted to enroll in classes with con%icting or overlapping meeting times.

Prerequisite/Corequisite Policy and Procedures


1. Student discrimination complaints are "led through the O#ce of Student Services at each campus.

2. Employee complaints are "led with their college's O#ce of Instruction.

3. All complaints are forwarded to the District A#rmative Action O#cer on the approved District form.

a. Upon receipt of a complaint, a copy is forwarded to the

State Chancellor's O#ce on the appropriate form. b. Defective complaints are returned to the complainant with an explanation of the de"ciencies and how to

correct them for proper consideration.

4. Within 14 days of the complaint, an investigation begins. !e complainant is noti"ed when the investigation starts.

5. If the complaint proves accurate, a resolution of the problem is proposed and corrective actions are taken to insure that the act is not repeated.

6. After a resolution is developed, the complainant is noti"ed. If the complainant is not satis"ed, he/she may object to the proposed resolution via the State Chancellor's O#ce within 30 days. !e O#ce of Equal Opportunity furnishes the complainant with information about where and how to "le an objection with the State.

7. After the resolution proposal is sent to the complainant, the District forwards the complete complaint "le, the investigation "ndings, the District's proposed resolution, the letter to the complainant informing he/she to the proposal, and any relevant material to the State Chancellor's O#ce.

!e Peralta District, which is comprised of Berkeley City College, College of Alameda, Laney College, and Merritt College, does not discriminate in its admissions, "nancial aid, educational services, ac-tivities, programs (including vocational education), or employment on the basis of race, age, ancestry, sex (including sexual harassment), sexual orientation, marital status, color, national origin, creed, medi-cal condition, disability, religious or political a#liation.

!e Peralta District is subject to Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and 1972, Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA).

!e Title IX, Section 504 and ADA Coordinator for the Peralta District is the District Equal Opportunity O#cer whose o#ce is located at 333 E. 8th Street, Oakland, CA 94606; telephone (510) 466-7265.

Each college has an ADA Coordinator, for more informationplease call:

Berkeley City College (510) 981-2820 College of Alameda (510) 748-2204 Laney College (510) 464-3214 Merritt College (510) 436-2477

Students, faculty, employees and applicants for employment who believe they have been discriminated against may "le a discrimina-tion complaint with the President of the college, Vice President of Student Services (for students), Vice President of Instruction (for faculty or employees) or the District Equal Opportunity O#cer. Complaint forms and procedures are available at the President’s, Vice President’s, and Equal Opportunity O#ces.

!e Peralta District ensures the greatest opportunity for students with disabilities to participate in the college setting; quali"ed stu-dents with disabilities may therefore enroll in any course, course of study or other part of the educational program. Each college o$ers educational support services to make its programs accessible through the Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS). For further information, contact DSPS at each campus.

!e lack of English language skills will not be a barrier to admission and participation in the colleges’ vocational education programs.

College/District Policies



El Distrito Administritivo de los Colegios Peralta, en conformidad con las leyes Federales y Estatales apropiadas, y en conformidad con las reglas de su Mesa Directiva, prohibe la discriminacion ilegal hacia sus estudiantes en cualquiera y en todos sus programas y actividades, inclusive, la disponibilidad de sus programas educativos y o"ciales, otras actividades y programas o"ciales, tales como ayuda "nanciera y servicios especiales. Es prohibida la discriminacion por razones de raza, profesion de fe, color, abolengo, religion, sexo, procedencia, edad, (mayor de 40 anos), estado civil, condiciones de salud (rela-cionado al cancer), invalidez, a"liaciones de opiniones politicas o preferencia de orientacion sexual. Para este "n, el Distrito Adminis-trivo tomara accion y medidas apropiadas inmediatas para investigar cualquier queja de discriminacion, y asi eliminar discriminaciones presentes y evitar futuras.

El Distrito prohibe asi mismo, represalias contra cualquier persona que presente denuncias o tome parte en procesos de investigacion de cualquier clase de acosamiento o discriminacion.

Basado en las siguientes decretos establecidos por la ley:Seccion 720 11 del Codigo EducacionalSeccion 504 del Acto de Rehabilitacion de 1973Titulo IX de la Enmienda Educativa de 1972Titulo VI del Acto de Derechos Civiles de 1964Acto de Derechos Civiles de 1866, 42 U.S.CSeccion 1981 42 U.S.C Seccion 1983.

!e Peralta Community College District expressly forbids sexual harassment of its students and employees by faculty, administrators, supervisors, District employees, other students, vendors or members of the general public.

Among the behaviors considered to be sexual harassment are: un-wanted physical touching (beyond normal greetings); verbal insults (in reference to gender, race, sexual orientation); explicit sexual gestures; displays of sexually suggestive materials, objects, photos, etc.; o$ering a favorable grade or threatening an unfavorable grade in exchange for or demand for sexual favors; unwanted attempts to establish a personal relationship; or rumors designed to cause the individual emotional distress or place him/her in a bad light and other examples not mentioned which can be found in the District’s Sexual Harassment Policy & Complaint Procedures, available at the President’s O#ce, O#ces of the Vice President of Instruction and Student Services, the campus library and the District’s Equal Opportunity O#ce.

Sexual harassment includes situations a$ecting a student’s study-ing and learning conditions and making the learning environment unpleasant and uncomfortable, whether the actions be purposeful or not. !ird party complaints can be brought by students who observe harassment of others or who feel they have been harmed by favors shown to another student which is felt to be unfair treat-ment to all other students.

Any student or employee who feels he/she has been or is presently an alleged victim of sexual harassment, may "rst contact the Vice President of Student Services or Vice President of Instruction to "le a complaint verbally or in writing, or may contact directly the District’s Equal Opportunity O#ce at 333 East Eighth Street, Oakland, Ca 94606; (510) 466-7230. At the time a complaint is made known, a copy of the complaint procedures and a complaint form shall be made available to the complainant.

All complaints should be forwarded to the District’s Equal Oppor-tunity O#cer on the approved District form. Student or employee complaints will be handled promptly in a totally con"dential man-ner by the director of A#rmative Action who investigates, reviews and acts on all complaints in resolving allegations of sexual harass-ment and may consult with the Vice President of Student Services or Vice President of Instruction, and the College President.

If an allegation of sexual harassment is substantiated, and depend-ing upon the severity of a given case, a violation of this rule shall lead to personnel or student disciplinary actions including a letter of reprimand, suspension (of a faculty, non-faculty employee or student), expulsion (of a student), or termination of employment in accordance with the California Education Code.

As a student or former student of a Peralta College, you have a right to (1) inspect the o#cial education records, "les, documents, and other materials which contain information directly related to you, as speci"ed in Public Law 93-380 and Title 5 regulations of the California Administrative Code Chapter 6, and (2) challenge such records should you believe them to be inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise inappropriate (Education Rights and Privacy Act, Section 438, Public Law 93-380).

!e Peralta Colleges will be guided by pertinent provisions of !e California Education Code as to admission, probation, suspen-sion and dismissal of a student in cases where disciplinary action is indicated.

!e College and the District shall insure that the student in cases of admission, probation or dismissal is accorded due process as stated in the written procedures of the College.

A copy of these procedures may be obtained at the O#ce of the Vice President of Student Services.



The Peralta Community College District contracts police services with the Alameda County Sheri!’s O"ce, to provide patrol services for Laney College, Merritt College and the College of Alameda. With regard to Berkeley City College, the Sheri$’s O#ce

primary function is compiling statistical information only. #e Berkeley Police Department is responsible for patrol functions at Berkeley City College.

!e Alameda County Sheri$’s O#ce/Peralta Police Services mis-sion is to preserve the peace, maintain order and enforce state, federal, and local laws. Our goal is to provide a safe environment so that the educational process can be conducted in an orderly and uninterrupted manner. Deputies focus on “partnerships” in addressing problems and/or concerns identi"ed by campus sta$ and students.

Deputies assigned to the Peralta Community College District have peace o#cer authority, pursuant to section 830.1 of the California Penal Code. Each deputy has met all state standards and train-ing requirements, and has the same authority as municipal police o#cers. Sheri$ Technicians also are employed by Police Services, but do not have peace o#cer authority. Peralta Police works in partnership with and will request assistance from the Oakland Police Department, Alameda Police Department or the Berkeley Police Department for incidents which require resources not readily available at Peralta Colleges.

Peralta Police Services joins the entire Peralta College Community in welcoming you. !e goal of our department is to provide the safest possible environment for all campuses, so everyone can enjoy all of its facilities. Although your safety is our major concern, we also monitor "re and intrusion alarms as well as enforce parking regulations. Calls for service are prioritized and response time will vary with the location, nature and urgency of the situation.

Crime prevention is the responsibility of all sta$ and students. Members of the campus community should be aware of their sur-roundings and of circumstances which seem out of the ordinary. Willingness to look out for each other and to report all suspicious individuals or activities to the campus police will assure that the campus will be a safe, secure place to work and to study.

It’s easy to give criminals an opportunity to strike; just be a little careless, forgetful, too trusting, and gullible. But, it’s just as easy to remove the temptation; by being careful, alert, cautious, and aware. Most criminal activity occurs because opportunities exist for crimes to be committed. Take away the opportunity and crime can be greatly reduced. You are your own best security.

An awareness of the following crime prevention pointers, together with your own common sense, will help reduce the opportunity for others to commit a crime against you.

• Lock your car, o#ce or residence whenever leaving it. • Keep your car or building key ready in your hand • Avoid unnecessary hazards of poorly lighted or unfamiliar areas. • Know the locations of telephones and “Blue Phones” on campus. • When working after hours, notify Police Services of your

location. Lock all doors leading to the area you are in.

Questions, suggestions and/or concerns regarding Campus Safety and Security may be directed to Police Services at (510) 465-3514. Your fears and concerns will be treated with the utmost importance by Peralta Police Services.

Peralta Police’s commitment to continuous improvement towards enhancing the personal safety of students and visitors to the Peralta Community created the desire for a bike patrol. !is was estab-lished during the summer of 1997. !e bikes will allow o#cers to reach locations inaccessible to the patrol car and at the same time respond quicker than o#cers patrolling on foot. Also the bike patrol enhances our relations with the Peralta Community by making us more accessible to the public.

!e unauthorized use, possession or storage of weapons, "reworks, or explosives is prohibited on any Peralta College premise (including vehicles) or at any Peralta Community College-sponsored activ-ity. Weapons may include, but are not limited to, "rearms, pellet guns, bows and arrows, martial arts equipment, switchblade knives, swords, large knives, and clubs.

Peralta Police Services


All provisions of the California Vehicle Code apply to individu-als and to vehicles being driven on and about campus property and parking lots. All vehicle codes, including 21113 C.V.C., are strictly enforced. !e speed limit is 5 m.p.h. in campus parking lots and property. Students may only park in designated student parking areas.

Persons must obey all California Vehicle Codes and carefully read and follow the campus parking and tra#c signage. Illegally parked vehicles will be cited and/or towed at the owner’s expense. For towed vehicles, contact Peralta Police Services at (510) 465-3514. Parking violations are enforced 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays.

College o"cials do not have the authority to rescind or to ar-bitrate citation matters.

Students must not park in sta$ parking areas, red zones, yellow (loading zones), green 30 minute zones or in other unauthorized areas. Disabled student parking areas are available and posted with blue paint and handicapped parking signs.

“Handicap Accessible” signs mean the area is accessible by persons with disabilities, it does not mean it is designated for “Handicapped Parking”.

Disabled students must also properly display their daily or semester parking permit (and a Student I.D. Decal if they attend Laney) along with their D.M.V. issued handicap placard and/or handicap license plate.

Sta$ must properly display their sta$ parking permit along with their D.M.V. issued disabled placard and/or disabled plate.

Daily parking permits expire at 10:45 p.m. each night and the parking lot gates are locked and secured at 11:00 p.m. each evening. Overnight parking is not authorized and vehicles will be towed at the owner’s expense. (Contact Peralta Police Services for towed vehicles at 510-465-3456).

Visitors may park in the green 30 minutes zones at Merritt and College of Alameda if they are staying only 30 minutes or less. Visitors may park lawfully on the street at campuses with street parking, (metered zones require coinage). Special guest permits may be obtained through the business o#ces.

Semester parking permits may be purchased for the student park-ing at Laney, Merritt and College of Alameda campuses for $40.00 ($10.00 for motorcycles).

!e summer session rate is $20.00 for cars ($5.00 for motorcycles). Rates are subject to change.

You may choose to pay for parking on a daily basis, rather than pur-chasing a semester permit. !e cost of daily parking is $0.50 cents per day (exact change only). !e daily permits may be purchased from the ticket machines located in the parking lots.

In addition to the daily parking permits, Laney College students must properly display a “STUDENT I.D. DECAL” (hanging from the rear view mirror with the numbered side facing outward), in order to park in a student parking lot or you will be cited.

Student I.D. Decals are issued, initially, at no charge and can be obtained from the Cashier’s O#ce. (!ere is a $10.00 replacement cost for lost or stolen Student I.D. Decals).

Unlike Laney, Merritt and College of Alameda, the Berkeley City College campus has no parking lot; therefore, Berkeley City College does not honor parking stickers from other Peralta Colleges. !ere is no designated public parking lot at Berkeley City College.

Free street parking is available after 6:00 p.m. and at most commu-nity sites where Berkeley City College classes are held. !e Center Street Garage, located between Milvia and Shattuck, charges an hourly parking fee and the garage may be entered on the Center Street side.

Emergency outdoor blue phones have been installed in various loca-tions on the campuses of Laney, Alameda, and Merritt College for your protection and use. !e presence of these phones on campus cannot guarantee your safety, but can play an important role in your personal security and the security of the campuses in general. If you are new to the Peralta Community College District, familiarize yourself with the location of the blue phones along your routes.

In the case of an emergency, press the RED emergency button. !is will connect you directly with Peralta Police Services Dispatch. !e RED button may be activated in situations where you or someone else is being physically threatened; you are being followed and feel uncomfortable or anxious; an accident has occurred and assistance is needed or any other situation that you feel may require an emer-gency response from the police.

VANDALISM OR UNWARRANTED ACTIVATION OF AN EMERGENCY BLUE PHONE JEOPARDIZES THE SAFETY OF OTHERS. FOR THIS REASON, THESE ACTIONS WILL BE TAKEN VERY SERIOUSLY BY PERALTA POLICE. MISUSE OF THE TELEPHONES MAY SUBJECT YOU TO DISCIPLINARY OR LEGAL ACTION.

Pursuant to the Jeanne Clery Act, campus crime statistics may be found at www.ope.ed.gov/security and in the "Personal Safety on Campus" brochures, located on each campus and at Police Services (333 East 8th Street, Oakland).

(See the "Personal Safety on Campus" brochures for further details on safety, security and "Jeanne Clery Act" information.)

COURSE INDEX



Administration of Justice ..................... 70African-American Studies .................... 70American Sign Language ..................... 71Anthropology ...................................... 72Apparel Design Merchandising ............ 73Apprenticeship .................................... 73Arabic ................................................. 74Architectural and Engineering Technology ... 74Art ...................................................... 74Asian and Asian-American Studies ...... 79Astronomy .......................................... 80Auto Body and Paint ........................... 80Automotive Technology....................... 80Aviation Maintenance Technology ....... 81Aviation Operations ............................ 81

Banking and Finance ........................... 82Biological Sciences............................... 82Biology ................................................ 82Business............................................... 86

Carpentry ............................................ 91Chemistry ........................................... 92Child Development ............................. 93Chinese ............................................... 94Communication .................................. 94Community Social Service .................. 95Computer Information Systems .......... 95Construction Management.................. 98Cooperative Work Experience Education .......................................... 98Cosmetology ....................................... 99Counseling ........................................ 100Culinary Arts..................................... 101

Dance ................................................ 102Dental Assisting ................................ 103Diesel Mechanics ............................... 104

Economics ......................................... 104Education .......................................... 104Educational Technology .................... 104Electricity/Electronics Technology ..... 104Emergency Medical Technician ......... 105Engineering ....................................... 105English .............................................. 105English as a Second Language............ 112Environmental Control Technology ....116Environmental Management & Technology ...................................... 117

Fire Science ....................................... 118French ............................................... 118

Geography ........................................ 118Geology ............................................. 118German ............................................. 118Graphic Arts ...................................... 118

Health Education .............................. 119Health Professions and Occupations ....119History .............................................. 120Humanities ....................................... 121Human Services ................................ 121

International Trade ............................ 122

Japanese ............................................ 122Journalism ......................................... 122

Labor Studies .................................... 123Landscape Horticulture ..................... 123Learning Resources ............................ 125Legal and Community Interpreting ... 128Library Information Studies .............. 128

Machine Shop ................................... 128Management and Supervision ........... 129Mathematics ...................................... 129Media Communications .................... 134Medical Assisting ............................... 135Mexican And Latin American Studies ..135Multimedia Arts ................................ 135Music ................................................ 142

Nursing ............................................. 143Nutrition and Dietetics ..................... 144

Paralegal Studies ................................ 145Philosophy ........................................ 146Photography ...................................... 146Physical Education ............................ 148Physical Science ................................. 151Physics .............................................. 151Political Science ................................. 152Portuguese ......................................... 152Psychology ........................................ 153

Radiologic Science ............................. 154Real Estate......................................... 154

Social Science .................................... 155Sociology ........................................... 155Spanish .............................................. 156

!eatre Arts ....................................... 156Travel Industry .................................. 157

Vietnamese ........................................ 157Vocational Nursing ............................ 157

Welding ............................................ 157Women’s Studies................................ 158Wood Technology ............................. 158


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the Peralta Colleges — Berkeley City College, College of Alameda, Laney College and Merritt College — demonstrate the richness of the community college experience. With more than 150 programs and thousands of classes tochoose from, you are free to explore a career path or focus on a specialized interest. Discover your potential through Peralta’s educational programs. Peralta o!ers hands-on experience and goal-speci"c classes taught by award winning faculty and real-world industry leaders.

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