summer 2012 - mccc · 2019-08-19 · summer 2012 5 explore mercer! wednesday april 11, 6 p.m....

Lydia SeasSESSION A classes begin May 21SESSION B classes begin July 5Plus 5 other sessions to choose from

Summer 2012 Credit Classes

www.mccc.edu 609.586.4800

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Two campuses:West Windsor Campus1200 Old Trenton Rd.West Windsor, NJ 08550

James Kerney CampusNorth Broad & Academy Sts.Trenton, NJ 08608

Computer Courses, Summer 20123-D Modeling, Animation: DMA225 ............................................ 13Computer-Aided Design: DRA190 ............................................. 13Computer Concepts (survey courses): IST101, IST102 ....... 18, 19Computer Graphics: DMA courses ........................................... 13Computer Systems Technology: NET courses .......................... 21Database: CIS173 ...................................................................... 12Digital Imaging, Photography, Video:

DMA105, DMA110, PHO103 ................................... 13, 22Digital Media Arts: DMA courses ............................................... 13Hardware: NET102, NET103...................................................... 21Illustration/Design: ADV101, ADV201, ADV210, DMA105, DMA110, DMA145 ..................................... 9, 13Internet: DMA145, IST140.................................................... 13, 19Network Administration: NET courses ....................................... 21PC Business Applications: CIS173, IST101 ......................... 12, 18PC Systems Support: NET102, NET103 .................................... 21Programming

HTML: IST140 ............................................................... 19Visual Basic.NET: IST102, IST109 ................................ 19

Security: NET244 ....................................................................... 21Software: IST102, NET102................................................... 19, 21Website Design / Interactive Media: DMA145 ............................ 13

Special Events ..................................................... 5, 36Academic Information

Advising ......................................................... 3, 30High School Students ......................................... 36Placement Testing .............................................. 25Programs of Study .........................................32-33

Continuing Studies ............................................... 27Courses

By Session .........................................................6-7 Class Listings (days and times) ......................9-24Computer-Related ................................................ 2Distance Learning .........................................26-27Selection Checklist ............................................... 8

James Kerney CampusCommunity Education and Training .................. 28

MercerOnline ...................................................26-27Other Services

Bookstore, Library Hours..................................... 5 Student Services ............................................30-31Summer Youth Programs ................................... 29Telephone Numbers ........................................... 31

RegistrationDeadlines ............................................................ 34How to Register.................................................. 35Tuition, Fees, Payment and Refund Policy .. 33, 34Tuition Assistance, Payment Plan .................... 4, 5

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Complete your degree earlyIf you are currently a student at Mercer or at an-other college, you can accelerate your program or lighten your course load for future semesters by taking courses during the summer.

Save a semesterIn only six weeks you can earn credits that can save you time and money. Earn credits this summer at MCCC, and you’ll still have time to visit the shore.

Advance your careerSharpen your skills for your present occupation or start on the road to a new career. This summer Mercer is offering an array of courses in accounting, business, communication, computers, criminal justice, English, hospitality, humanities, mathematics, sciences, social sciences and visual arts.

Try something newNow is the time to try your hand at a different field of study or follow up on an interest you haven’t had time to pursue. Learn to paint, to program a computer, to speak French. . . Explore new ideas.

Need help choosing courses?• Contact the Advisement Center:

e-mail [email protected] • Call Admissions: (609) 570-3795• Contact faculty and staff members within the

academic division responsible for the course:Business & Technology ........................ 570-3482Liberal Arts ........................................... 570-3378Math, Science, Health Professions ....... 570-3383

Need help with career planning?Contact a career counselor at (609) 570-3397 or [email protected] to learn more about career options that match your interests and abilities.

For your comfort and convenienceMercer has two locations with modern facilities – the West Windsor Campus at Old Trenton Road and Hughes Drive, and the James Kerney Campus at North Broad and Academy Streets in Trenton.At the West Windsor Cam-pus, we have an Olympic-sized pool, tennis courts, and Mercer County Park is right next door!

Need more information?Call the Admissions office at (609) 570-3795 (West Windsor Campus) or (609) 570-3139 (James Kerney Campus).Discover how college can fit into your busy schedule. Attend the “Explore Mercer!” Open House — Wednesday, April 11, 2012 (see page 5).

6-week Session 6A: May 21 - June 27 Session 6B: July 5 - August 98-week Session 8A: May 21 - July 16 Session 8B: June 18 - August 9 Session FL1: June 1 - July 2210-week Session 10: May 21 - July 3111-week Session 1A: May 21 - August 9

for details see page 34

Choose from seven convenient sessions:Summer 2012

Summer 2012 www.mccc.edu

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Come Visit,Explore

Your Options

Open House

April 116 p.m.

See page 5 for details


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Need Financial Aid?Do Your Part Now!

Our financial aid staff will answer your questions and help you complete the forms. However, processing may take up to 60 days, so apply as early as possible — even before completing an application for admission.You will be considered for all federal, state and MCCC financial aid if you complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Apply online at www.fafsa.gov. Help is available at the Financial Aid office on the second floor of the West Windsor Campus Student Center (570-3210) and the Student Services office in room 218 at the James Kerney Campus (570-3180), or e-mail [email protected].

Tuition Assistance

Get a FREE College Education!µ Graduate in the top 15% of your 2010, 2011 or 2012 high school class.

µ Achieve the required score on the college placement test to determine college readiness.

µ Enroll in an associate degree program and sign up for at least 12 college credits.

µ Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), although NJ STARS eligibility is not based upon financial need.

Your second year at Mercer is renewable if all academic criteria are met.

For more information call the MCCC Financial Aid office at (609) 570-3214 or e-mail [email protected] general information call (609) 588-3594

or e-mail [email protected]*up to 18 credits per semester

Subject to available state appropriations.

You can attendMercer County Community Collegetuition-free* through


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Explore Mercer!Wednesday April 11, 6 p.m.Student Center Cafeteria West Windsor Campus, 1200 Old Trenton Road

Meet our professors and current students as well as Transfer and Financial Aid representatives. Explore careers and majors, including some exciting newly introduced academic programs – even bachelor’s and master’s degrees through The University Center at MCCC. Find out how technology supports teaching and learning. Enjoy refreshments. Explore Mercer!

Reservations preferred but not required. Please RSVP at www.mccc.edu/openhouse.For more information e-mail [email protected]

LibrariesMay 17-18 and August 15-24 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.May 21 - August 14 West Windsor Campus (WWC):

Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (closes at 4 p.m. on Fridays from 6/1 to 8/10)

James Kerney Campus (JKC):Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (closed Fridays from 6/1 to 8/17)

Both libraries are closed weekends during the summer. For more information call (609) 570-3554 or e-mail [email protected].

SUMMER and INTERIM HOURS(unless otherwise noted)

BookstoreVisit www.mccc.bkstr.com for products and services available as well as our refund and “buy back” policies, and more. Textbook information and store hours: (609) 586-4800, ext. 3416 for West Windsor Campus; ext. 6774 for James Kerney Campus.West Windsor Campus Special HoursFor classes beginning 5/21 (Sessions 6A, 8A, 10, 1A, FL1) Mon. 5/21 through Thur. 5/24: 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. Fri. 5/25: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. 5/28: Closed for Memorial DayFor classes beginning 6/18 (Session 8B) Mon. 6/18 through Thur. 6/21: 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. Fri. 6/22: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.For classes beginning 7/5 (Session 6B) Thur. 7/5: 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. Fri. 7/6: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. 7/9 through Thur. 7/12: 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. Fri. 7/13: 8:30 a.m. - 7p.m.

Monthly Payment PlanStudents may apply online for interest-free monthly payments.To Enroll:

1. Go to www.mccc.edu.2. Click on MyMercer.3. Under Student Access, enter your Student ID and PIN.4. Under Quick Links, click on Payment Plan.5. Select the Term you wish to pay.6. Click on Enroll.

Payments:A $50 non-refundable fee plus the first payment is due upon applying to Tuition Pay. Payments can be made by credit card, check, electronic check, or debit cards.Any questions should be directed to the Bursar’s Office at (609) 570-3159 or (609) 570-3499.

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Courses by SessionSESSION 6A

6 weeks: May 21 - June 27ACC106 Office Accounting IARB201 Intermediate Arabic IART102 Basic DrawingART105 Two-Dimensional DesignART124 History of Non-Western ArtART130 Painting IART230 Painting IIART240 Raku WorkshopASL101 American Sign Language IASL102 American Sign Language IIBIO101 General Biology IBIO103 Anatomy and Physiology IBIO104 Anatomy and Physiology IIBIO201 MicrobiologyBUS101 Introduction to BusinessBUS105 Communication Skills for BusinessBUS107 Business Law IBUS118 Introduction to Total Quality ManagementBUS205 Business Statistics ICHE100 Introductory ChemistryCHE101 General Chemistry ICHI101 Beginning Chinese ICIS173 PC Applications: DatabaseCMN101 Mass MediaCMN107 CinemaCMN111 Speech: Human CommunicationCMN112 Public SpeakingCMN215 Communication and GenderCRJ101 Introduction to the Criminal Justice SystemCRJ105 CriminologyCRJ212 Juvenile JusticeDRA190 Introduction to Computer Drafting --

AutoCADECO111 MacroeconomicsECO112 MicroeconomicsEDU109 Introduction to EducationEET140 Electronic ConstructionEET219 Electronic NetworksEET251 Digital Circuit FundamentalsENG023 Introduction to College Composition IENG024 Introduction to College Composition IIENG033 Introduction to College Reading IENG034 Introduction to College Reading IIENG036 English Brush-UpENG101 English Composition IENG102 English Composition IIENG202 Introduction to Literature: NovelENG205 American Literature IENG208 Modern American NovelENG212 Introduction to Literature: PoetryENG213 African American LiteratureENG221 Women in LiteratureESL121 ESL Grammar Concepts IESL122 ESL Grammar Concepts IIESL123 ESL Grammar Concepts IIIESL134 ESL Writing Concepts IIESL135 ESL Writing Concepts IIIESL141 ESL Advanced ReadingFRE101 Beginning French IGEO102 Cultural GeographyHIN101 Beginning Hindi IHIS101 History of Western Civilization to 1648HIS102 History of Western Civilization Since 1648HIS105 United States History to 1865HIS106 United States History Since 1865HIS109 African American HistoryHIS112 World History to 1500

HIS113 World History Since 1500HIS214 The United States Since 1945HIS221 History of American WomenHOS110 Breakfast/PantryHOS111 Culinary MathHOS115 Food and CultureHOS118 Sanitation and Safety in

Food Service OperationsHOS217 Professional Baking IHOS290 Internship in Hotel, Restaurant, and

Institution ManagementHPE101 Basic Concepts of NutritionHPE105 First Aid, CPR and AEDHPE110 Concepts of Health and FitnessHPE113 Medical TerminologyHPE171 Personal FitnessITA101 Beginning Italian ILAT101 Beginning Latin IMAT033 Pre-AlgebraMAT037 Beginning AlgebraMAT037B Beginning Algebra BMAT108 Topics in MathematicsMAT120 Mathematics for Liberal ArtsMAT135 Intermediate Algebra with ApplicationsMAT146 Pre-CalculusMAT149 Calculus for Social Sciences or BusinessMAT151 Calculus IMAT200 Statistics for Social and Health Sciences IMKT101 Principles of MarketingMUS103 Introduction to MusicMUS121 Piano Class INET102 Introduction to PC Hardware and SoftwareNET244 Network Defense and CountermeasuresOHT223 Topics in Horticulture: GardeningPHI102 PhilosophyPHI205 Moral ChoicesPHY101 College Physics IPOL101 American Political SystemPOL102 State and Local GovernmentPSY101 Introduction to PsychologyPSY206 Child DevelopmentPSY207 Developmental Psychology:

Across the Life SpanPSY210 Abnormal PsychologyREL102 Living World ReligionsSOC101 Introduction to SociologySOC107 Social ProblemsSPA101 Beginning Spanish ISPA102 Beginning Spanish IISPA201 Intermediate Spanish I

SESSION 8A 8 weeks: May 21 - July 16

ACC111 Principles of Financial AccountingACC112 Principles of Managerial AccountingADV101 Advertising Design IADV201 Advertising Design IIADV210 Typography II: Publication DesignBUS101 Introduction to BusinessBUS206 Business Statistics IICHE107 General and Physiological ChemistryECO103 Basic EconomicsECO111 MacroeconomicsENG024 Introduction to College Composition IIHOS111 Culinary MathIST101 Computer Concepts with ApplicationsIST102 Computer Concepts with ProgrammingIST140 The Internet and Computer TechnologyMAT108 Topics in Mathematics


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MAT135 Intermediate Algebra with ApplicationsMAT140 Applied College AlgebraPHO101 Introduction to PhotographyPHO103 Digital Photography for Non-MajorsPHY111 Physical Science Concepts

SESSION 10 10 weeks: May 21 - July 31

BUS107 Business Law ICIV106 MechanicsCMN142 Intermediate TV ProductionCMN151 Introduction to RadioDMA105 Introduction to Computer ArtDMA110 Digital Imaging IDMA145 Web Design IDMA225 Computer Animation IGAM120 Game Design Theory and CultureMAT041 Foundation Math IMAT042 Foundation Math IIMAT120 Mathematics for Liberal Arts

SESSION 1A 11 weeks: May 21 - August 9

AVI214 Flight IVBUS103 Business MathematicsHOS101 Food Preparation IHPE111 Living with Health

SESSION FL1(“Flexible Learning in Business”)

8 weeks: June 1 - July 22MAT135 Intermediate Algebra with Applications

SESSION 8B 8 weeks: June 18 - August 9

CMN161 Writing for MediaHPE111 Living with HealthIST101 Computer Concepts with ApplicationsIST102 Computer Concepts with ProgrammingMAT108 Topics in Mathematics

SESSION 6B 6 weeks: July 5 - August 9

ANT101 AnthropologyART102 Basic DrawingART104 Life DrawingART126 African American ArtART150 Printmaking IART250 Printmaking IIASL102 American Sign Language IIBIO102 General Biology IIBIO104 Anatomy and Physiology IIBIO106 Human AnatomyBIO113 Biological Science ConceptsBUS107 Business Law IBUS108 Business Law IIBUS210 Principles of ManagementBUS230 Global Environment of BusinessBUS240 Human Resource ManagementCHE100 Introductory ChemistryCHE102 General Chemistry IICHI102 Beginning Chinese IICMN111 Speech: Human CommunicationCMN112 Public SpeakingCOL100 Strategies for Academic Success

CRJ101 Introduction to the Criminal Justice SystemCRJ105 CriminologyECO111 MacroeconomicsECO112 MicroeconomicsEET130 Fundamentals of ElectronicsEET230 Linear Integrated CircuitsEET263 Digital Technology – Introduction to

Microprocessors and Assembly LanguageENG023 Introduction to College Composition IENG024 Introduction to College Composition IIENG033 Introduction to College Reading IENG034 Introduction to College Reading IIENG036 English Brush-UpENG101 English Composition IENG102 English Composition IIENG221 Women in LiteratureENG222 Children’s LiteratureENG231 Literature of AIDS: Confronting CatastropheESL090 ESL Introduction to GrammarESL103 ESL Speech Concepts IESL122 ESL Grammar Concepts IIESL123 ESL Grammar Concepts IIIESL133 ESL Writing Concepts IESL134 ESL Writing Concepts IIESL135 ESL Writing Concepts IIIESL140 ESL Intermediate ReadingFRE102 Beginning French IIGEO101 GeographyGEO102 Cultural GeographyHIS101 History of Western Civilization to 1648HIS102 History of Western Civilization Since 1648HIS105 United States History to 1865HIS106 United States History Since 1865HIS109 African American HistoryHIS112 World History to 1500HIS113 World History Since 1500HIS214 The United States Since 1945HOS115 Food and CultureHPE101 Basic Concepts of NutritionHPE110 Concepts of Health and FitnessHPE171 Personal FitnessIST109 Introduction to ProgrammingITA102 Beginning Italian IIMAT033 Basic MathematicsMAT037 Beginning AlgebraMAT037B Beginning Algebra BMAT108 Topics in MathematicsMAT120 Mathematics for Liberal ArtsMAT135 Intermediate Algebra with ApplicationsMAT146 Pre-CalculusMAT151 Calculus IMAT152 Calculus IIMAT200 Statistics for Social and Health Sciences IMAT205 Statistics for Social and Health Sciences IIMAT251 Calculus IIIMUS142 Guitar Class INET103 Advanced PC Hardware and SoftwarePHI102 Introduction to PhilosophyPHI204 EthicsPHI205 Moral ChoicesPHY102 College Physics IIPOL101 The American Political SystemPOL203 Law and SocietyPSY101 Introduction to PsychologyPSY206 Child DevelopmentPSY207 Developmental Psychology:

Across the Life SpanREL102 Living World ReligionsSOC101 Introduction to SociologySOC107 Social ProblemsSOC201 Marriage and the FamilySOC209 Racial, Ethnic and Minority GroupsSPA102 Beginning Spanish II


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Course Selection Checklistü Seek AdvisementCurrent students MUST consult their assigned faculty advisor within their academic divi-sion before proceeding with course selection.

New students should take advantage of advisement services at the office of Enrollment Services (West Windsor campus), Student Services (James Kerney campus), and/or academic division offices.

ü Review Course DescriptionsBrief descriptions and additional details for each MCCC credit course can be found...

• on the college website, at www.mccc.edu/courses (“How to Read a Class Listing,” below, shows how course descriptions for specific disciplines may be accessed directly.)

• in the college catalog, beginning on page 140 of the 2011-2013 edition.

Contact the pertinent academic division (see page 3) if you have questions about any course.

ü Satisfy Course RequirementsMost courses require that students be proficient in reading, writing and computation. See page 25 for information about placement testing.

Some courses require specific prerequisites or corequisites.• A prerequisite is a course that must be completed before a student is permitted to

register for the more advanced course.• A corequisite is a course that a student must take either prior to or while enrolled in

the related course.

ü Build Your ScheduleRefer to the class listings on pages 9-24 to build your course schedule for the Summer term.

How to Read a Class ListingENG—EnglishCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/ENG

ENG101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 092374 M F 7:30A 8:45A 1A $25

Please note: All listings are subject to change. Due to their popularity, some high-demand classes may already be filled. Register early for improved chances of course availability and best class selection.

Class locations will appear on your class schedule after you register.

ü RegisterFollow the instructions on page 35. Note key dates & deadlines on page 34.

Auditing a Class: Students who wish to audit a course and not receive a grade must specify such intent no later than the second week of class.

Course Supplemental Course Fee

Meeting Day(s)(Refer to KEY,

page opposite)

Class Start & End TimesCampus/Location

(Refer to KEY, page opposite)

Class Reference Number Session

(Refer to KEY, page opposite)

Indicates that this course requires Prerequisite and/or Corequisite course(s) or competency. Refer to course description (see

above) for specifics.

Where to find detailed information about each course in this category/discipline.

Where to ViewCOURSEDESCRIPTIONS


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Ref # Days Begins enDs sessiOn fees nOtes

SUMMER 2012 COURSE LISTINGS

LOCATIONS

CAMPUSJKC James Kerney Campus (Academy & Broad Streets, Trenton)ONL MercerOnline (The Virtual College distance learning; see pages 26-27)WWC West Windsor Campus (1200 Old Trenton Road, West Windsor)

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

NOTESfLB “Flexible Learning in Business”Ha additional class resources online HW classroom meetings blended with online learningis independent studyitLs for international students onlyPe permission requiredtV telecourse via channel 26/20WeB Web-based instruction via InternetWO involves word processing

SESSION DATESNOTE: excludes final exams

SESSION STARTS ENDS

1a 5/21 8/96a and 6aVC 5/21 6/276B and 6BVC 7/5 8/98a and 8aVC 5/21 7/168B and 8BVC 6/18 8/910 and 10VC 5/21 7/31fL1 6/1 7/22

DAYSM Monday T TuesdayW Wednesday R Thursday

F Friday S SaturdayTBA To Be ArrangedU Sunday

ACC—AccountingCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/ACC

ACC106 OFFICE ACCOUNTING I Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 101983 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6A $45

ACC111 PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102349 M W 8:30A 11:25A 8A $45 102350 M W 5:40P 8:35P 8A $45 ONL 102382 TBA 8AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

ACC112 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102351 T R 5:40P 8:35P 8A $45 102826 T R 8:30A 11:25A 8A $45 ONL 102383 TBA 8AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

Administrative Professional See Office Systems Technology (OST)

ADV—Advertising + Graphic DesignCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/ADV

ADV101 ADVERTISING DESIGN I Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102352 T R 6:00P 9:35P 8A $90

ADV201 ADVERTISING DESIGN II Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102869 M 9:00A 12:00P 8A $110 HW; PE

ADV210 TYPOGRAPHY II: PUBLICATION DESIGN Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102353 M W 6:00P 9:55P 8A $90

ANT—AnthropologyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/ANT

ANT101 ANTHROPOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102177 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6B

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www.mccc.eduSelect Courses • Register • Pay • View Grades


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ARB—ArabicCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/ARB

ARB201 INTERMEDIATE ARABIC I Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102863 M R 3:00P 6:30P 6A

ART—Fine Arts, Art HistoryCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/ART

ART102 BASIC DRAWING 3 CREDITS WWC 101984 TWR 6:00P 9:30P 6A $60 101985 TWR 2:00P 5:30P 6A $60 102178 TWR 6:00P 9:30P 6B $60

ART104 LIFE DRAWING Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102179 TWR 2:00P 5:30P 6B $100

ART105 TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN 3 CREDITS WWC 101986 TWR 9:00A 12:30P 6A $60

ART124 HISTORY OF NON-WESTERN ART Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 101987 M W 6:00P 9:30P 6A

ART126 AFRICAN AMERICAN ART Prereq. 3 CREDITS JKC 102303 M W 6:00P 9:30P 6B

ART130 PAINTING I Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 101988 TWR 12:00P 3:30P 6A $80

ART150 PRINTMAKING I 3 CREDITS WWC 102180 TWR 6:00P 9:30P 6B $80

ART230 PAINTING II Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 101989 TWR 12:00P 3:30P 6A $80

ART240 RAKU WORKSHOP 3 CREDITS WWC 101990 MT R 9:30A 1:00P 6A $80

ART250 PRINTMAKING II Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102181 TWR 6:00P 9:30P 6B $80

ASL—American Sign LanguageCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/ASL

ASL101 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I 3 CREDITS WWC 102864 T R 5:00P 8:25P 6A

ASL102 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102182 T R 5:00P 8:25P 6A 102976 T R 4:00P 7:30P 6B

AUT—Automotive TechnologyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/AUTFor information on MCCC’s full-time Automotive Technology A.A.S. degree program, contact the program coordinator at (609) 570-3776.

AVI—Aviation TechnologyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/AVIThe Aviation Flight Technology A.A.S. program at Mercer leads to an associate degree and certification as a commercial pilot with instrument rating. A new certificate program leads to Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) rating. For more informa-tion on flight courses, call the flight technology coordinator at (609) 570-3487, or e-mail [email protected].

AVI214 FLIGHT IV Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 101958 TBA TBA 1A $3500

BIO—BiologyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/BIO

BIO101LAB GENERAL BIOLOGY I LABORATORY Coreq. 0 CREDITS WWC 101991 TW F 8:30A 11:05A 6A $45 101992 TW F 2:30P 5:05P 6A $45

BIO101LEC GENERAL BIOLOGY I LECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITS WWC 101993 TW F 11:50A 2:15P 6A


609.586.4800

Key to Abbreviations on page 9COURSE DESCRIPTIONS at www.mccc.edu/courses


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BIO102LAB GENERAL BIOLOGY II LABORATORY Coreq. 0 CREDITS WWC 102183 MT R 11:15A 2:00P 6B $45

BIO102LEC GENERAL BIOLOGY II LECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102184 MT R 8:00A 10:45A 6B

BIO103LAB ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I LABORATORY Coreq. 0 CREDITS WWC 101994 M WR 2:10P 4:45P 6A $45 101995 M WR 5:00P 7:45P 6A $45 101996 M W F 8:00A 10:30A 6A $45

BIO103LEC ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I LECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITS WWC 101997 M WR 11:15A 1:50P 6A

BIO104LAB ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II LABORATORY Coreq. 0 CREDITS WWC 101998 MT R 11:30A 2:15P 6A $45 102185 MT R 2:10P 4:45P 6B $45 102186 MT R 8:00A 10:45A 6B $45

BIO104LEC ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II LECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITS WWC 101999 MT R 8:30A 11:15A 6A 102187 MT R 11:15A 2:00P 6B

BIO106 HUMAN ANATOMY Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102188 M W F 9:00A 11:35A 6B $45 M W F 12:30P 2:30P

BIO113 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE CONCEPTS Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102189 M W F 4:10P 5:55P 6B $45 6:10P 7:55P 102190 M W F 2:10P 3:55P 6B $45 4:10P 5:55P

BIO114 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CONCEPTS Prereq. 3 CREDITS ONL 102844 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

BIO201 MICROBIOLOGY Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102404 T R S 9:30A 12:15P 6A $60 12:30P 3:15P

BUS—BusinessCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/BUS

BUS101 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102193 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6A $30 ONL 102384 TBA 8AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

BUS103 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 101960 TBA TBA 1A $30

BUS105 COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR BUSINESS 3 CREDITS WWC 102002 T R 9:00A 12:30P 6A $30

BUS107 BUSINESS LAW I 3 CREDITS WWC 102003 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6A $30 102004 T R 9:00A 12:40P 6A $30 102194 T R 9:00A 12:40P 6B $30 ONL 101951 TBA 10VC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

BUS108 BUSINESS LAW II Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102195 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6B $30

BUS118 INTRO TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT 3 CREDITS WWC 102005 TBA TBA 6A IS

BUS205 BUSINESS STATISTICS I Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102006 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6A

BUS206 BUSINESS STATISTICS II Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102355 T R 6:00P 8:30P 8A

BUS210 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT Prereq. 3 CREDITS ONL 102316 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

BUS230 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102356 M W 6:00P 8:30P 6B

BUS240 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102196 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6B $30

CeramicsSee Fine Arts (ART)

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CHE—ChemistryCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/CHE

CHE100 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102007 T R 1:00P 4:45P 6A 102008 M W 6:00P 9:45P 6A 102197 T R 6:00P 9:45P 6B

CHE101LAB GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY Coreq. 0 CREDITS WWC 102009 M W F 1:00P 3:30P 6A $45

CHE101LEC GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102010 M W F 9:05A 11:40A 6A

CHE102LAB GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LABORATORY Prereq.Coreq. 0 CREDITS WWC 102198 M W F 1:00P 3:30P 6B $45

CHE102LEC GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102199 M W F 9:05A 11:40A 6B

CHE107 GENERAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102358 T R 10:45A 2:00P 8A $45 102359 T R 2:30P 4:30P 8A $45 T R 11:00A 2:00P

CHI—ChineseCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/CHINote: Any student who has taken two or more years of a foreign language and has studied that language during the previous two years should begin that language at the 201 level or change to a new language. In cases of doubt, placement will be determined by testing or consultation with the academic department.

CHI101 BEGINNING CHINESE I 3 CREDITS WWC 102011 T R 6:00P 9:25P 6A

CHI102 BEGINNING CHINESE II Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102200 T R 6:00P 9:25P 6B

CIS—Computer Information SystemsCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/CISSee also Computer Science (COS), Information Systems Technology (IST) and Networking Technology (NET)All computer application courses are mapped to Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification exams: OST 219, OST 223, CIS 173, CIS 175, CIS 182.

CIS173 PC APPLICATIONS: DATABASE 3 CREDITS WWC 102899 M W F 5:30P 8:15P 6A $55

CIV—Civil Engineering TechnologyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/CIVFor information about Uniform Construction Code licensing courses, call the Division of Corporate and Community programs, (609) 570-3241. For information about Civil Engineering Technology, call Admissions at (609) 570-3795.

CIV106 MECHANICS Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITS WWC 101938 T R 6:00P 8:00P 10

CMN—CommunicationCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/CMN

CMN101 MASS MEDIA Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITS ONL 102145 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

CMN107 CINEMA Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102012 M W 1:00P 4:25P 6A

CMN111 SPEECH: HUMAN COMMUNICATION Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102013 M W 1:00P 4:25P 6A 102014 T R 9:00A 12:30P 6A 102015 T R 6:00P 9:25P 6A 102201 M W 6:00P 9:25P 6B 102202 T R 1:00P 4:25P 6B

CMN112 PUBLIC SPEAKING Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102016 M W 9:00A 12:30P 6A 102017 M W 1:25P 4:50P 6A 102018 T R 9:00A 12:30P 6A 102203 T R 9:00A 12:30P 6B 102204 T R 6:00P 9:25P 6B 102205 M W 6:00P 9:25P 6B


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102206 M W 1:25P 4:50P 6B 102871 T R 1:25P 4:50P 6A JKC 102130 T R 9:00A 12:30P 6A

CMN142 INTERMEDIATE TV PRODUCTION Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 101939 M W 6:00P 8:05P 10 $90

CMN151 INTRODUCTION TO RADIO 3 CREDITS WWC 102872 T R 6:30P 8:55P 10 $70

CMN161 WRITING FOR MEDIA Prereq. 3 CREDITS ONL 102394 TBA 8BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

CMN215 COMMUNICATION AND GENDER Prereq. 3 CREDITS ONL 102873 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

COL—College SuccessCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/COLSee also Student Development (STU)Applicability of these credits toward degree requirements is limited. Consult your academic advisor.

COL100 STRATEGIES FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS 3 CREDITS WWC 102928 M W 1:00P 4:45P 6B

CRJ—Criminal JusticeCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/CRJ

CRJ101 INTRODUCTION TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM 3 CREDITS WWC 102207 M W 8:30A 12:10P 6B JKC 102131 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6A

CRJ105 CRIMINOLOGY 3 CREDITS WWC 102957 M W 8:30A 12:10P 6A ONL 102319 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

CRJ212 JUVENILE JUSTICE 3 CREDITS ONL 102958 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

DMA—Digital Media ArtsCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/DMA

DMA105 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER ART 3 CREDITS WWC 101942 T 4:00P 7:00P 10 $90

DMA110 DIGITAL IMAGING I 3 CREDITS WWC 101943 M W 6:00P 9:00P 10 $90

DMA145 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389B DESIGN I 3 CREDITS WWC 101944 T 7:10P 10:10P 10 $90

DMA225 COMPUTER ANIMATION I Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102839 M W 6:00P 9:00P 10 $90

DRA—Drafting/Computer-Aided DesignCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/DRA

DRA190 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING 2 CREDITS WWC 102023 M W 6:00P 9:10P 6A $80

Drawing and DesignSee Fine Arts (ART)

ECO—EconomicsCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/ECO

ECO103 BASIC ECONOMICS Prereq. 3 CREDITS ONL 102957 TBA 8AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

ECO111 MACROECONOMICS Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102025 M W 9:00A 12:40P 6A 102211 M W 9:00A 12:40P 6B 102360 S 8:45A 1:30P 8A

ECO112 MICROECONOMICS Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102026 T R 9:00A 12:40P 6A 102027 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6A 102212 T R 9:00A 12:40P 6B

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EDU—EducationCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/EDU

EDU109 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102028 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6A HA

EET—Electronics Engineering TechnologyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/EET

EET130 FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRONICS Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102896 M WR 3:00P 6:10P 6B $90

EET140 ELECTRONIC CONSTRUCTION Prereq.Coreq. 2 CREDITS WWC 102894 M WR 2:00P 5:00P 6A $125

EET219 ELECTRONIC NETWORKS Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102029 M WR 9:00A 1:30P 6A $90

EET230 LINEAR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102213 M WR 9:00A 2:30P 6B $90

EET251 DIGITAL CIRCUIT FUNDAMENTALS Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102893 M WR 1:00P 5:30P 6A $90

EET263 INTO TO MICROPROCESSORS AND ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102895 M WR 1:00P 5:30P 6B $90

ENG—EnglishCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/ENGNote: Initial selection of an English composition course is determined by a placement test. Call the Liberal Arts Division or the Academic Testing Center for details. English courses are sequential. Therefore, a student must satisfy the composi-tion requirement — with a minimum grade of C in ENG102 — before taking literature (200 level) courses. Applicability of credits in courses below the 100 level toward degree requirements is limited.

Note: The English Department offers sections of English Composition I and II that are specifically designated for non-native speakers of the English language. For more information, contact Fran Davidson, (609) 570-3852. ENG101/102 TVC: Students who register for TVC (distance learning) classes of ENG101 or ENG102 are required to write two essays, one at the beginning of the semester and one at the end, in the Academic Testing Center on the West Windsor campus. Further information about this requirement can be obtained by calling (609) 570-3308.

ENG023 INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE COMPOSITION I 4 CREDITS WWC 102214 M WR 9:00A 12:00P 6B $45 102840 M WR 9:00A 12:00P 6A $45 JKC 102306 M WR 12:30P 2:30P 6B $45 M WR 2:40P 3:40P

ENG024 INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE COMPOSITION II 4 CREDITS WWC 102215 M WR 5:40P 8:40P 6B $45 WO 102216 M WR 9:00A 10:50A 6B $45 M WR 11:00A 12:00P 102361 TWR 12:40P 3:00P 8A $45 JKC 102132 M WR 9:30A 12:30P 6A $45 102133 M WR 1:00P 4:00P 6A $45 102307 M WR 6:00P 9:00P 6B $45 102308 M WR 6:00P 9:00P 6B $45

ENG033 INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE READING I 4 CREDITS WWC 102030 M WR 5:40P 8:50P 6A 102217 M WR 12:30P 3:40P 6B 102218 M WR 9:00A 12:10P 6B JKC 102134 M WR 5:40P 8:50P 6A 102135 M WR 9:00A 12:10P 6A

ENG034 INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE READING II 4 CREDITS WWC 102031 M WR 9:00A 12:10P 6A 102032 M WR 5:40P 8:50P 6A 102219 M WR 9:00A 12:10P 6B 102220 M WR 12:30P 3:40P 6B 102221 M WR 5:40P 8:50P 6B JKC 102136 M WR 5:40P 8:50P 6A 102137 M WR 9:00A 12:10P 6A

ENG036 ENGLISH BRUSH-UP 2 CREDITS WWC 102848 M WR 9:00A 10:30A 6A $35 102849 M WR 9:00A 10:30A 6B $35 JKC 102850 M WR 12:00P 1:30P 6A $35 102851 M WR 12:00P 1:35P 6B $35


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ENG101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102033 M WR 6:00P 7:00P 6A $45 M WR 7:10P 8:30P 102034 M WR 9:00A 10:00A 6A $45 WO M WR 10:10A 11:40A 102035 M WR 1:00P 2:10P 6A $45 M WR 2:20P 3:40P 102036 M WR 9:00A 10:20A 6A $45 PE; ITLS; PERMISSION REQUIRED M R 10:30A 11:40A 102037 T R 6:00P 8:00P 6A $45 PE; ITLS; PERMISSION REQUIRED T R 8:10P 9:30P 102222 M WR 1:00P 2:00P 6B $45 M WR 2:10P 3:30P 102223 M WR 6:00P 7:15P 6B $45 WO M WR 7:25P 8:30P 102224 M W 9:00A 11:25A 6B $45 R 9:00A 10:00A R 10:10A 11:25A 102225 M WR 9:00A 11:25A 6B $45 102226 M WR 1:00P 2:00P 6B $45 PE; ITLS; PERMISSION REQUIRED M WR 2:10P 3:30P 102407 M WR 9:00A 10:00A 6A $45 WO M WR 10:10A 11:40A JKC 102138 M W 6:00P 9:10P 6A $45 102139 T R 9:00A 12:10P 6A $45 102309 M W 6:00P 9:30P 6B $45 ONL 102147 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

on-campus pre- and post-testing required 102148 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

on-campus pre- and post-testing required 102322 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389


on-campus pre- and post-testing required ENG102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II Prereq. 3 CREDITS

WWC 102038 M WR 1:00P 2:00P 6A $45 M WR 2:10P 3:25P 102039 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6A $45 WO 102040 M W 6:00P 7:00P 6A $45 WO M W 7:10P 9:30P 102041 M WR 9:00A 10:30A 6A $45 M WR 10:40A 11:30A 102042 M WR 9:00A 10:20A 6A $45 PE; ITLS; PERMISSION REQUIRED M WR 10:30A 11:40A 102227 T R 6:00P 7:00P 6B $45 T R 7:10P 9:30P 102228 M WR 9:00A 10:00A 6B $45 M WR 10:10A 11:40A JKC 102310 M W 6:00P 9:30P 6B $45 102311 T R 9:00A 12:30P 6B $45 ONL 102149 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

on-campus pre- and post-testing required 102150 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389




on-campus pre- and post-testing required ENG202 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: NOVEL Prereq. 3 CREDITS

WWC 102043 M WR 9:00A 11:30A 6A ENG205 AMERICAN LITERATURE I Prereq. 3 CREDITS

WWC 102044 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6A ENG208 MODERN AMERICAN NOVEL Prereq. 3 CREDITS

ONL 102151 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 ENG212 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: POETRY Prereq. 3 CREDITS

WWC 102045 M W 1:00P 4:40P 6A ENG213 AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE Prereq. 3 CREDITS

WWC 102046 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6A ENG221 WOMEN IN LITERATURE Prereq. 3 CREDITS

ONL 102152 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 WWC 102229 T R 1:00P 4:40P 6B

ENG222 CHILDREN’S LITERATURE Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102230 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6B

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ENG231 LITERATURE OF AIDS: CONFRONTING CATASTROPHE Prereq. 3 CREDITS ONL 102327 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

ESL—English as a Second LanguageCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/ESLStudents planning to enroll in ESL courses should complete the ESL Placement Test before registration. There is no charge for this service. For an appointment, call (609) 570-3438.

Note: The English Department offers sections of English Composition I and II that are specifically designated for non-native speakers of the English language. For more information, contact Fran Davidson, (609) 570-3852.

ESL090 ESL INTRODUCTION TO GRAMMAR 4 CREDITS WWC 102231 M WR 6:00P 9:50P 6B $35

ESL103 ESL SPEECH CONCEPTS I 3 CREDITS WWC 102232 T R 6:00P 9:30P 6B

ESL121 ESL GRAMMAR CONCEPTS I 4 CREDITS WWC 102047 M WR 6:00P 9:50P 6A $35

ESL122 ESL GRAMMAR CONCEPTS II Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102048 M WR 9:00A 12:50P 6A $35 102233 M WR 6:00P 9:50P 6B $35

ESL123 ESL GRAMMAR CONCEPTS III Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102049 M WR 9:00A 12:50P 6A $35 102234 M WR 6:00P 9:50P 6B $35

ESL133 ESL WRITING CONCEPTS I 4 CREDITS WWC 102926 M WR 6:00P 9:50P 6B $35

ESL134 ESL WRITING CONCEPTS II Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102050 M WR 6:00P 9:50P 6A $35 102235 M WR 6:00P 7:30P 6B $35 M WR 7:40P 9:50P

ESL135 ESL WRITING CONCEPTS III Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102051 M WR 6:00P 8:00P 6A $35 M WR 8:10P 9:50P 102052 M WR 9:00A 11:00A 6A $35 M WR 11:10A 12:50P 102236 M WR 6:00P 8:30P 6B $35 M WR 8:35P 9:50P

ESL140 ESL INTERMEDIATE CRITICAL READING Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102237 M WR 1:00P 4:50P 6B $35

ESL141 ESL ADVANCED CRITICAL READING Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102053 M WR 1:00P 4:50P 6A $35 102054 M WR 6:00P 9:50P 6A $35

Fine ArtsSee courses with “ART” prefix

FRE—FrenchCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/FRENote: Any student who has taken two or more years of a foreign language and has studied that language during the previous two years should begin that language at the 201 level or change to a new language. In cases of doubt, placement will be determined by testing or consultation with the academic department.

FRE101 BEGINNING FRENCH I 3 CREDITS WWC 102056 M WR 6:00P 8:10P 6A 102865 M WR 10:00A 12:15P 6A

FRE102 BEGINNING FRENCH II Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102411 M WR 6:00P 8:20P 6B

GAM—Game DesignCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/GAM

GAM120 GAME DESIGN THEORY AND CULTURE Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102842 T R 6:00P 9:00P 10 $80

GEO—GeographyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/GEO


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GEO101 GEOGRAPHY Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102238 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6B 102239 T R 8:30A 12:10P 6B

GEO102 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY 3 CREDITS WWC 102058 M W 8:30A 12:10P 6A 102852 T R 6:00P 9:25P 6A 102853 M W 8:30A 12:10P 6B

HIN—HindiCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/HIN

HIN101 BEGINNING HINDI I 3 CREDITS WWC 102866 T R 6:00P 9:25P 6A

HIS—HistoryCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/HIS

HIS101 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION TO 1648 Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102059 T R 8:30A 12:10P 6A 102060 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6A 102240 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6B 102854 M W 1:00P 4:45P 6B ONL 102153 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102328 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

HIS102 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION SINCE 1648 Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102061 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6A 102241 T R 8:30A 12:10P 6B 102855 M W 8:30A 11:40A 6A 102856 M W 6:00P 9:45P 6B ONL 102154 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102329 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

HIS105 UNITED STATES HISTORY TO 1865 Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102062 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6A 102242 T R 8:30A 12:10P 6B HA ONL 102155 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

HIS106 UNITED STATES HISTORY SINCE 1865 Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102063 T R 8:30A 12:10P 6A 102243 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6B ONL 102330 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

HIS109 AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY 3 CREDITS WWC 102244 M W 1:00P 4:40P 6B JKC 102140 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6A

HIS112 WORLD HISTORY TO 1500 Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102245 M W 8:30A 12:10P 6B 102857 M W 6:00P 9:10P 6A ONL 102331 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

HIS113 WORLD HISTORY SINCE 1500 Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102858 T R 8:30A 11:55A 6A 102859 T R 6:00P 9:25P 6B ONL 102156 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

HIS214 THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1945 3 CREDITS ONL 102332 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102923 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

HIS221 HISTORY OF AMERICAN WOMEN 3 CREDITS ONL 102157 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

HOS—HospitalityCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/HOSMercer’s HRIM programs offer a perfect blend of theory and practice. The A.A.S. program in Hotel Restaurant and Institution Management caters to students destined for a management position within the food service and/or lodging industry and includes a comprehensive internship opportunity.

Mercer’s Professional Cooking and Professional Baking certificate programs prepare individuals for immediate entry into the industry. Graduates can obtain positions in food production departments for hospitals, nursing homes, restau-rants, hotels, conference centers, catering operations and other food service businesses.Other options include Culinary Arts or Pastry Arts and Culinology degree programs; phone (609) 570-3447 for details. For information on Mercer’s articulation program with the University of Delaware, Fairleigh Dickinson University, and Johnson & Wales University, phone (609) 570-3476.

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HOS101 FOOD PREPARATION I 3 CREDITS WWC 101965 T 6:00P 9:50P 1A $170 T 5:00P 5:50P 102846 T 9:00A 11:50A 1A $170

T 12:00P 1:30P HOS110 BREAKFAST/PANTRY Prereq. 2 CREDITS

WWC 102064 MTWR 6:00A 10:00A 6A $255 CLASS ENDS 6/7/12 HOS111 CULINARY MATH Prereq. 1 CREDIT

WWC 102065 T 9:00A 10:50A 8A CLASS ENDS 6/14/12 102977 M 6:00P 8:15P 6A

HOS115 FOOD AND CULTURE 3 CREDITS WWC 102067 M W 9:00A 11:30A 6B $140 M W 11:30A 12:50P 102246 M W 5:00P 7:00P 6A $140 M W 7:00P 9:00P

HOS118 SANITATION AND SAFETY IN FOOD SERVICE OPERATIONS 2 CREDITS WWC 102247 M W 9:20A 11:40A 6A

HOS217 PROFESSIONAL BAKING I 3 CREDITS WWC 101968 T R 5:00P 10:00P 6A $185

HPE—Health/Physical EducationCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/HPE

HPE101 BASIC CONCEPTS OF NUTRITION Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102069 M W 6:00P 9:30P 6A $35 ONL 102158 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102333 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

HPE105 FIRST AID, CPR & AED 3 CREDITS WWC 102838 T F 8:30A 10:45A 6A $40

HPE110 CONCEPTS OF HEALTH AND FITNESS LAB Coreq. 2 CREDITS WWC 102070 WR 8:40A 11:00A 6A ADD LECTURE SECTION 102074 102071 T R 11:00A 1:20P 6A ADD LECTURE SECTION 102073 102072 M W 7:05P 9:20P 6A ADD LECTURE SECTION 102075 102249 T R 7:05P 9:20P 6B ADD LECTURE SECTION 102251 102250 M W 7:05P 9:20P 6B ADD LECTURE SECTION 102252 JKC 102141 T R 7:05P 9:20P 6A ADD LECTURE SECTION 102142

HPE110LEC CONCEPTS OF HEALTH AND FITNESS LECTURE Coreq. 0 CREDITS WWC 102073 M 8:40A 11:00A 6A $40 ADD LAB SECTION 102071 102074 M 11:00A 1:20P 6A $40 ADD LAB SECTION 102070 102075 M W 5:45P 7:00P 6A $40 ADD LAB SECTION 102072 102251 T R 5:45P 7:00P 6B $40 ADD LAB SECTION 102249 102252 M W 5:45P 7:00P 6B $40 ADD LAB SECTION 102250 JKC 102142 T R 5:45P 7:00P 6A $40 ADD LAB SECTION 102141

HPE111 LIVING WITH HEALTH Prereq. 3 CREDITS ONL 102395 TBA 8BVC TV; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102396 TBA 8BVC TV; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102397 TBA 8BVC TV; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

HPE113 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102076 T R 6:00P 9:30P 6A $35 ONL 102159 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102160 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

HPE171 PERSONAL FITNESS 1 CREDIT WWC 102077 T R 6:30P 7:45P 6A 102253 F 1:00P 3:30P 6B

IST—Information Systems TechnologyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/ISTSee also Computer Information Systems (CIS), Computer Science (COS) and Networking Technology (NET)

IST101 COMPUTER CONCEPTS WITH APPLICATIONS 3 CREDITS WWC 102362 T R 8:30A 10:10A 8A $50 HA T R 10:20A 12:00P 102363 M W 6:00P 7:40P 8A $50 HA M W 7:50P 9:30P 102390 M W 12:10P 1:50P 8B $50 HA M W 2:00P 3:40P JKC 102376 S 8:30A 12:30P 8A $70 HA; HW ONL 102385 TBA 8AVC $45 HA; WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102386 TBA 8AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102398 TBA 8BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102399 TBA 8BVC $45 HA; WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389


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IST102 COMPUTER CONCEPTS WITH PROGRAMMING Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102078 M W 8:30A 10:10A 8A $55 M W 10:00A 12:00P 102254 T R 10:20A 11:50A 8B $55 T R 8:30A 10:10A 102897 M W 5:40P 9:00P 8A $55

IST109 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102898 T R 5:40P 10:15P 6B $90

IST140 THE INTERNET AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITS ONL 102387 TBA 8AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

ITA—ItalianCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/ITA

ITA101 BEGINNING ITALIAN I 3 CREDITS WWC 102080 M W 6:00P 9:30P 6A

ITA102 BEGINNING ITALIAN II Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102255 M W 6:00P 9:45P 6B

JournalismSee Communication (CMN)

LAT—LatinCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/LATNote: Any student who has taken two or more years of a foreign language and has studied that language during the previous two years should begin that language at the 201 level or change to a new language. In cases of doubt, placement will be determined by testing or consultation with the academic department.

LAT101 BEGINNING LATIN I 3 CREDITS ONL 102867 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

MAT—MathematicsCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/MATNote: Initial selection of a mathematics course is determined by the results of a placement test. Contact the Liberal Arts Division or the Academic Testing Center for details. Applicability of credits in courses below the 100 level is limited. Students who have completed math courses at another college must present transcripts.

Mathematics Placement: Students not required to take pre-college review mathematics should take the Mathematics Course Placement Test to determine the appropriate level of math. A pretest and authorization form may be obtained at the Liberal Arts Division office (LA 162) or from a counselor. The placement test is given in the Academic Testing Center, and the results are discussed and reviewed with a member of the mathematics faculty.

MAT033 PRE-ALGEBRA 4 CREDITS WWC 102256 M WR 8:40A 12:00P 6A HA 102257 M WR 8:40A 12:00P 6B 102258 M WR 6:00P 9:20P 6B 102259 M WR 6:00P 9:20P 6A

MAT037 B GINNING ALGEBRA 4 CREDITS WWC 102081 M WR 6:00P 9:20P 6A 102082 M WR 1:00P 4:20P 6A 102083 M WR 8:40A 12:00P 6A 102260 M WR 8:40A 12:00P 6B 102261 M WR 6:00P 9:20P 6B 102827 M WR 1:00P 4:30P 6B

MAT037B BEGINNING ALGEBRA PART B Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102086 T R 1:00P 4:15P 6A 102263 T R 8:20A 12:00P 6B 102264 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6B HA

MAT041 FOUNDATION MATH I 3 CREDITS WWC 101945 M WR 9:00A 11:45A 10 $100 JKC 101948 M WR 9:00A 11:45A 10 $100

MAT042 FOUNDATION MATH II Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 101946 M WR 9:00A 11:45A 10 $100 JKC 101949 M WR 9:00A 11:45A 10 $100

MAT108 TOPICS IN MATHEMATICS Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102087 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6A 102088 M W 1:00P 4:30P 6A 102265 M WR 1:00P 3:30P 6B

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ONL 102388 TBA 8AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102400 TBA 8BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

MAT120 MATHEMATICS FOR LIBERAL ARTS Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102089 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6A 102266 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6B 102267 M WR 9:30A 12:00P 6B ONL 101952 TBA 10VC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

MAT135 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA WITH APPLICATIONS Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102090 M WR 8:40A 12:00P 6A 102091 M WR 1:00P 4:20P 6A 102092 M WR 6:00P 9:20P 6A 102268 M WR 9:00A 12:20P 6B 102269 M WR 1:00P 4:20P 6B 102270 M WR 6:00P 9:20P 6B 102271 M WR 1:00P 4:20P 6B 102365 T R 1:25P 4:35P 8A 102401 F 6:00P 9:10P FL1 FLB S 10:00A 1:15P JKC 102312 M WR 6:00P 9:20P 6B

MAT140 APPLIED COLLEGE ALGEBRA Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102366 M W 6:00P 9:20P 8A 102367 T R 1:00P 4:05P 8A

MAT146 PRE-CALCULUS Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102093 M WR 1:00P 4:00P 6A 102094 M WR 6:00P 9:00P 6A 102272 M WR 8:40A 11:30A 6B 102273 M WR 6:00P 8:50P 6B

MAT149 CALCULUS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES OR BUSINESS Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102095 M WR 6:00P 9:00P 6A HA

MAT151 CALCULUS I Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102096 MTWR 9:00A 11:15A 6A 102097 M WR 6:00P 9:00P 6A 102098 M WR 1:00P 4:00P 6A 102274 M WR 8:40A 11:40A 6B 102275 M WR 6:00P 8:50P 6B HA

MAT152 CALCULUS II Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102276 M WR 8:40A 12:00P 6B 102277 M WR 6:00P 9:20P 6B

MAT200 STATISTICS FOR SOCIAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES I Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102099 M W 6:00P 8:00P 6A M W 8:10P 9:40P 102100 M W 10:10A 11:15A 6A R 9:00A 11:15A M W 9:00A 10:00A 102278 M WR 9:00A 11:30A 6B

MAT205 STATISTICS FOR SOCIAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES II Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102828 M W 6:00P 9:45P 6B

MAT251 CALCULUS III Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102414 M WR 6:00P 9:20P 6B

MKT—MarketingCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/MKT

MKT101 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102101 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6A

MLT—Medical Laboratory TechnologyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/MLTMedical Laboratory Technology combines the challenges and rewards of medicine and laboratory science. This program integrates lecture and laboratory instruction with clinical experience in area hospitals.

Offering excellent employment opportunities in hospitals, reference labs, pharmaceutical firms and public health set-tings, an MLT career is attractive to students who enjoy science and to adults who have a degree in science and are exploring new career options.

For more information and a program update, visit www.mccc.edu/mltp or contact the MLT coordinator at (609) 570-3387 or e-mail [email protected].


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Medical Office AssistantIf you would like to handle office functions in a doctor’s office, group medical practice, nursing care facility, hospital or clinic, this program may be for you. Mercer is offering this certificate program to meet the growing demand for special-ized medical office support staff. Skilled, qualified people are needed to help in storage, retrieval, coding and processing of the medical information needed for efficient health care delivery and reimbursement. For complete certificate program information, please call Admissions at (609) 570-3795 or e-mail [email protected]. See specialty courses listed under Office Systems Technology.

The Health Careers Center of the Mercer County Technical Schools also offers a Medical Assistant certificate program in conjunction with MCCC. This program includes a strong clinical component with internship experience. Students must be available to attend school daily for this one-year program which begins each year in late August. Students completing this program will receive the Medical Office Assistant certificate from the college as well as a diploma from the Health Careers Center. The Center also offers individual clinical modules for students unable to attend full-time. For information on this program, please contact Mrs. Virginia Clevenger at the Health Careers Center at (609) 587-7640.

MUS—MusicCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/MUS

MUS103 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC 3 CREDITS WWC 102103 M W 9:00A 12:30P 6A

MUS121 PIANO CLASS I 1 CREDIT WWC 102104 M W 6:00P 8:20P 6A $60

MUS142 GUITAR CLASS I 1 CREDIT WWC 102283 M W 6:00P 8:20P 6B $60

NET—Networking TechnologyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/NETThe computer networking field provides exciting, hands-on careers that are in demand now and into the future. MCCC’s Network Engineering Technology (NET) program has courses that map in whole or part to a variety of industry certifica-tions, including A+, NET+, Server+, Security+, Linux+, MCTS, MCITP, MCSA/E, CCNA, and CISSP. Students can pursue one or more areas of certification through a variety of Information Technology certificate programs (see page 31).

NET102 INTRODUCTION TO PC HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE 3 CREDITS WWC 102105 T R 5:00P 10:15P 6A $110

NET103 IT ESSENTIALS Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102284 T R 5:00P 10:25P 6B $110

NET124 NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE ADMINISTRATION Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102889 T R 5:40P 9:40P 6A $95

NET244 NETWORK DEFENSE AND COUNTERMEASURES Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102890 M W 5:40P 9:50P 6A $95

NUR—NursingCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/NURCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/NRSCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/NSGWith starting salaries now above $45,000 and a New Jersey shortfall of RNs, the nursing profession offers excellent career opportunities for qualified students. Be sure to ask about scholarship opportunities.

The MCCC Nursing program culminates in the A.S. degree and candidacy for licensure as a registered nurse (RN). Instruction combines clinical experience in area hospitals with on-campus lectures and lab classes. Full-time, part-time, and online hybrid options are available in either day or evening/weekend programs. Licensed practical nurses are eligible for advanced standing. For application materials and program information, contact the Admissions office at (609) 570-3795 or e-mail [email protected].

The college also conducts two other nursing programs, one in collaboration with Capital Health System (CHS) and the other in conjunction with St. Francis Medical Center (SFMC). These programs culminate in a nursing diploma awarded by the hospital and the A.S. degree conferred by the college. For information about these cooperative programs, contact the college’s Admissions Office or the director of the respective nursing program as follows: CHS 394-4050 or SFMC 599-5190.

OHT—Ornamental HorticultureCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/OHTThe Ornamental Horticulture program provides practical and theoretical instruction to prepare students for positions in landscape planning, floral design, and greenhouse, nursery and turfgrass management. For additional information, call Professor Amy Iseneker Ricco, program coordinator, at (609) 570-3372 or e-mail [email protected].

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OHT223 TOPICS IN HORTICULTURE: GARDENING 1 CREDIT WWC 102845 T R 6:00P 8:30P 6A $45

Painting and Printmaking See Fine Arts (ART)

PHI—PhilosophyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/PHI

PHI102 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102110 M W 9:00A 12:40P 6A 102287 T R 9:00A 12:40P 6B ONL 102162 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102335 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

PHI204 ETHICS Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102288 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6B

PHI205 MORAL CHOICES Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102111 T R 9:00A 12:40P 6A 102112 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6A 102289 M W 9:00A 12:40P 6B 102290 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6B ONL 102163 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102164 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102165 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102336 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102337 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

PHO—PhotographyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/PHOThe Photography program includes foundation and advanced courses in both traditional and digital photography. Many courses are offered both day and evening, and students learn in modern, well-equipped facilities. Emphasis is on develop-ing creative and technical skills for both the novice and for those interested in careers in photography.

PHO101 INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOGRAPHY 3 CREDITS WWC 102368 M W 1:00P 5:00P 8A $60

PHO103 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR NON-MAJORS 3 CREDITS WWC 102369 M W 6:00P 10:00P 8A $115

PHY—PhysicsCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/PHY

PHY101 COLLEGE PHYSICS I Prereq. 4 CREDITS WWC 102370 MTWR 10:20A 12:00P 6A $45 MTWR 8:30A 10:10A 102371 MTWR 5:30P 7:10P 6A $45 MTWR 7:20P 9:00P

PHY102 COLLEGE PHYSICS II 4 CREDITS WWC 102372 MTWR 10:20A 12:00P 6B $45 MTWR 8:30A 10:10A

PHY111 PHYSICAL SCIENCE CONCEPTS Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102373 M W 6:00P 7:50P 8A $45 M W 8:00P 9:50P

PHY293 HONORS RESEARCH IN PHYSICS I Prereq. 2 CREDITS WWC 102374 TBA TBA 6A $45 IS; PE; PERMISSION REQUIRED

PHY294 HONORS RESEARCH IN PHYSICS II Prereq. 2 CREDITS WWC 102948 TBA TBA 6A $45 IS; PE; PERMISSION REQUIRED 102949 TBA TBA 6B $45 IS; PE; PERMISSION REQUIRED

POL—Political ScienceCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/POL

POL101 AMERICAN POLITICAL SYSTEM Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102113 T R 8:30A 12:10P 6A 102291 T R 8:30A 12:10P 6B ONL 102861 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

POL102 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT 3 CREDITS WWC 102862 M W 6:00P 9:10P 6A


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POL203 LAW AND SOCIETY 3 CREDITS ONL 102338 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

PSY—PsychologyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/PSY

PSY101 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102114 M W 8:30A 12:10P 6A 102115 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6A 102116 T R 1:00P 4:40P 6A 102292 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6B 102293 M W 1:00P 4:40P 6B 102294 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6B JKC 102313 T R 1:00P 4:40P 6B ONL 102166 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102167 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102339 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102340 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

PSY206 CHILD DEVELOPMENT Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102295 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6B HA ONL 102168 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102169 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

PSY207 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: ACROSS THE LIFE SPAN Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102117 M W 6:00P 9:30P 6A HA ONL 102170 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102341 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102843 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102956 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

PSY210 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITS ONL 102171 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

REL—Religious StudiesCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/REL

REL102 LIVING WORLD RELIGIONS 3 CREDITS WWC 102122 M W 1:00P 4:10P 6A 102296 T R 1:00P 4:40P 6B

PTA—Physical Therapist AssistantCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/PTAThis 24-month program for full-time students combines lecture and laboratory classes with clinical experience in area physical therapy facilities. Courses numbered PTA 106 and above are only open to students accepted for the professional phase of the program. Contact the Admissions office at (609) 570-3795 or the coordinator by e-mail, [email protected].

Except as noted, enrollment in PTA courses is limited to students who have completed all basic skills requirements and have received full acceptance into the program. PTA majors are required to earn a minimum grade of C+ in PTA courses.

RAD—RadiographyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/RADMajor shortages in this profession mean excellent salaries and superior opportunities for graduates. This 24-month program combines lecture, laboratory and extensive clinical experience in area hospitals. For application materials and program information, contact the Admissions office at (609) 570-3795. Specific questions may be directed to the faculty coordinator by e-mailing [email protected].

Enrollment in radiography courses is limited to students who have completed all basic skills requirements and have received full acceptance into the program.

Respiratory TherapyBrookdale Community College reserves a limited number of seats in its Respiratory Therapy program for qualified Mercer County residents who have completed their general education and core science courses at Mercer County Com-munity College. For more details about this cooperative program, call the Admissions office at (609) 570-3795 or e-mail [email protected].

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SculptureSee Fine Arts (ART)

SOC—SociologyCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/SOC

SOC101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102123 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6A 102124 M W 1:00P 4:40P 6A 102972 T R 8:30A 12:10P 6A 102297 M W 8:30A 12:10P 6B 102298 M W 6:00P 9:40P 6B 102299 T R 1:00P 4:40P 6B JKC 102143 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6A ONL 102173 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102174 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102342 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

SOC107 SOCIAL PROBLEMS Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102125 M W 1:00P 4:40P 6A JKC 102314 T R 6:00P 9:40P 6B ONL 102344 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

SOC201 MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY Prereq. 3 CREDITS ONL 102345 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

SOC209 RACIAL ETHNIC AND MINORITY GROUPS Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102300 M W 5:40P 9:20P 6B

SPA—SpanishCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/SPANote: Any student who has taken two or more years of a foreign language and has studied that language during the previous two years should begin that language at the 201 level or change to a new language. In cases of doubt, placement will be determined by testing or consultation with the academic department.

SPA101 BEGINNING SPANISH I 3 CREDITS WWC 102126 M WR 1:00P 3:10P 6A 102127 M WR 6:00P 8:15P 6A 102408 M WR 10:00A 12:30P 6A ONL 102175 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102176 TBA 6AVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

SPA102 BEGINNING SPANISH II Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 102128 M WR 10:00A 12:30P 6A 102301 M WR 6:00P 8:30P 6B 102413 M WR 10:00A 12:30P 6B JKC 102315 M WR 1:00P 3:30P 6B ONL 102346 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389 102347 TBA 6BVC $45 WEB; ORIENTATION INFO CALL x3389

SPA201 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I 3 CREDITS WWC 102409 M WR 6:00P 8:20P 6A

SWK—Social WorkCourse descriptions, prerequisites, corequisites >>>> www.mccc.edu/courses/SWK

SWK299 HUMAN SERVICE PRACTICUM Prereq. 3 CREDITS WWC 101947 M TBA 10 102302 M TBA 6B

Visual ArtsArt courses are as popular with the general public as with art majors. Students in all degree programs may take art courses as humanities electives. Professionals register to hone their skills. Working adults and retired people enroll for the sheer joy of expressing and developing their creative talents. Entry level courses in art history, ceramics/sculpture, computer graphics, drawing, design and photography require no prior training or experience.

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High School StudentsGet a JUMP STArT on your college education.

Begin earning college credits after school or evenings.

Call (609) 570-3244, 570-3623

Your work experience may equal credit.

For more information call Beth Knight at609-570-3206 or email [email protected]

A placement test measuring English and mathematics skills is a requirement in the MCCC admissions process to determine student eligibility for certain courses and programs. The exam does not affect admission to the college. Completed in approximately two and a half hours, the test includes a timed essay followed by untimed multiple choice questions. Prospective students are encouraged to thoroughly review the sample essays and practice questions found in the placement testing section of the MCCC website.

Exemptions from Testing• 540 on the SAT critical reading exempts students from the English testing;• 530 on the SAT mathematics exempts students from the basic math testing, but

qualifies students for college-level math placement testing;• 21 on Math ACT and 21 on English ACT exempts students from the English

and basic math testing and qualifies students for the college-level math placement testing;

• A degree from an accredited U.S. college or university (transcript required);• Evidence (college transcript) of college-level English or mathematics courses.

All documentation of scores and transcripts should be submitted to the Enrollment Services Office upon application to the college.

If English is not your first language, call 609-570-3438 to arrange for the English as a Second Language placement test.

Arrangements for TestingAfter completing a college admissions application and obtaining a MCCC student I.D. number, students may arrange to take the placement test by contacting the preferred testing location: the Academic Testing Center at the West Windsor Campus (609-570-3295 or e-mail [email protected]) or the Beverly A. Richardson Testing Center at the James Kerney Campus (609-570-3151 or e-mail [email protected]).

Special accommodations for testing may be arranged through the Office of Special Services at 609-570-3525.

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A growing number of students are taking distance learning courses through MercerOnline. Taking courses via Internet and television allows students to choose when and where they learn. MercerOnline offers convenience and flexibility to those with busy lives and unconventional schedules. Success in an online or television course requires commitment and high motivation to complete assignments.

Taking an Online Course (Web-Based)To take an online course, you need access to a computer, Microsoft Word-compatible software, a web browser such as Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox, and reliable access to the Internet. Students enrolled in online courses should be comfortable using a computer and navigating the Internet.

Taking a Blended Course (In-Person and Online)Blended courses, involving both web technology and the traditional classroom, deliver the best of both worlds: on-campus instruction and distance learning wrapped into one course. “Face to face” meeting times are noted on your schedule.

IMPORTANT: It is highly suggested that you attend one of these orientations on the West Windsor Campus or online, especially if this is your first time taking an Online Course. We provide tips and tricks to successfully navigate your online course, as well as breakout sessions to test your username and password.

ON-CAMPuS ORIENTATIONSFor classes starting the week of May 21, 2012:

Wednesday, May 16 at 6 p.m. in CM110For classes starting the week of June 18, 2012 or later:

Friday, June 15 at noon in AD131

ONLINE ORIENTATIONS (WEbCAST)For classes starting the week of May 21, 2012:

Friday, May 18 at noon online or Monday, May 21 at 6 p.m. onlineFor classes starting the week of June 18, 2012 or later:

6b Session: Tuesday, July 3 at noon or Thursday, July 5 at 6 p.m.8b Session: Monday, June 18 at 6 p.m. online

If Taking HPE111 Telecourse (Television-Based)MCCC’s cable station, Channel 26 (Cablevision) or 20 (FIOS), schedules video segments for courses on TV. Viewers in Mercer County can watch the MCCC Cable TV Network included as part of the basic education program access of each cable system. Students may also purchase course DVDs through MCCC’s Bookstore, or borrow videos and DVDs overnight through the MCCC Library.

HPE111* MANDATORY ORIENTATION*not an Online CourseWednesday, June 13 at 6 p.m. in CM110Thursday, June 14 at noon in CM110

Questions? Call (609) 570-3389 or e-mail [email protected] for further details.

Refer to pages 9-24 for MercerOnline offerings among all Summer 2012 course listings, identified by the “ONL” abbreviation.

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Noncredit Certificate ProgramsWeb/Graphic Design • Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) • Certified Home Health Aide (CHHA) • Gerontology • Clinical Development and Regulatory Affairs • Dental Radiologic Technologist • Veterinary Assistant

Professional Development Programs

Nonprofit Management • EKG • Lean Six Sigma • Payroll Professional • Pharmacy Technician • Medical Billing/Coding

Personal DevelopmentCulinary Classes • Writing • World Languages • Fitness • Recreation

Center for Continuing Studies

TelecourseHPE111 Living with Health

Internet CoursesACC111 Principles of Financial AccountingACC112 Principles of Managerial AccountingBIO114 Environmental Science ConceptsBUS101 Introduction to BusinessBUS107 Business Law IBUS210 Principles of ManagementCMN101 Mass MediaCMN161 Writing for MediaCMN215 Communication and GenderCRJ105 CriminologyECO103 Basic EconomicsENG101 English Composition I *ENG102 English Composition II *ENG208 Modern American NovelENG221 Women in LiteratureENG231 Literature of AIDS:

Confronting CatastropheHIS101 History of Western Civil. to 1648HIS102 History of Western Civil. Since 1648HIS105 United States History to 1865HIS106 United States History Since 1865HIS112 World History to 1500HIS214 The United States Since 1945HIS221 History of American WomenHPE101 Basic Concepts of NutritionHPE113 Medical TerminologyIST101 Computer Concepts with Applications

IST140 The Internet and Computer TechnologyLAT101 Beginning Latin IMAT108 Topics in MathematicsMAT120 Mathematics for Liberal ArtsMLT200 Clinical ChemistryPHI102 Introduction to PhilosophyPHI205 Moral ChoicesPOL101 The American Political SystemPOL203 Law and SocietyPSY101 Introduction to PsychologyPSY206 Child DevelopmentPSY207 Developmental Psychology:

Across the Life SpanPSY210 Abnormal PsychologySOC101 Introduction to SociologySOC107 Social ProblemsSOC201 Marriage and the FamilySPA101 Beginning Spanish ISPA102 Beginning Spanish II* Students who register for online sections

of ENG101 and ENG102 are required to write two essays, one at the beginning of the semester and one at the end, in the Academic Testing Center on the West Windsor Campus. Further information about this requirement can be obtained by calling (609) 570-3389.

Equal Opportunity PolicyMercer County Community College is committed to a policy of equal treatment and opportunity in every respect of its relations with current and prospective faculty and staff members, without regard to race, color, religion, affectional or sexual orientation, gender and/or gender identity or expression, marital or parental status, ethnicity, nationality, veteran or military status, age, disability and any other legally protected basis. This includes, but is not limited to, recruitment, hiring or appointment, selection for training, transfer, layoff, promotion, compensation, and granting of tenure. Questions regarding the equal opportunity policy and compliance statement may be directed to the Affirmative Action Officer, West Windsor Campus, (609) 570-3270.

Look for your noncredit catalog at www.mccc.edu/ccs Call (609) 570-3311 or e-mail [email protected]

Mention this ad and receive a 10% discount on tuition for a Personal Development course.

For information about telecourse program schedules, contact MCCC Telecommunications at (609) 570-3700. For course

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James Kerney Campus

English Language Institute (ELI)

ELI offers noncredit courses in English as a Second Language (ESL). Placement testing is provided at no charge. After testing, students will be placed in the first available course to begin learning English.

Professional instructors provide six levels (pre-literacy to advanced) of instruction at several convenient locations. Support services including academic advising help ELI students become proficient in English and on their way to better employment, higher education, citi-zenship, and deeper involvement in the com-munity. Call (609) 570-3135 to get started.

Courses available at the James Kerney Campus this summer are designated “JKC” in the listings on pages 9 to 24.

Dr. Beverly A. RichardsonLearning CenterThe Dr. Beverly A. Richardson Learning Center, located on the third floor of the James Kerney Campus, provides a computer lab, computer-assisted instruction, individual and group tutoring, and testing services for enrolled students. Children in grades 4-12 and adult learners can register to use the Center’s services through their respective programs. The Center offers flexible hours to suit your schedule. For more information please call (609) 570-3151.

For more information about

James Kerney Campus programscall (609) 570-3182.

Community Education and TrainingThe Community Education and Training department provides Adult Basic Education

(ABE), General Educational Development (GED), and English as a Second Language (ESL) instructional activities to Mercer County residents. To enroll in classes, individuals must be at least 16 years of age and not enrolled in a public school.

To help students prepare for the GED examination, instruction in reading, writing, math, science, and social studies is available at the James Kerney campus. Additional instructional offerings focus on English language acquisition. Face-to-face instruction combined with individualized assignments is provided during morning and evening hours. On-site GED testing is also available.

The Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE) or the Best Literacy assessment is used for placement and tracking student progress. Support services including tutoring, advising, and referrals to help students overcome barriers to learning are provided to assist students in meeting their educational goals. In addition, opportunities for career exploration and transitioning to post-secondary opportunities are available to help individuals prepare for 21st century jobs. Call (609) 570-3185 today for more information.

Career Training Institute (CTI)CTI provides short-term skills training and job placement for adults 18 years and older who are seeking employment in high-demand occupations.CTI training areas include:

• Administrative Professional (features current Microsoft application software)- Secretarial/word processing- Medical secretarial- Legal secretarial

• Culinary Arts- Culinary technician

Classes use various instructional approaches and meet 25 hours per week for 30 weeks.

Financial Aid: If you meet federal guidelines, you may be eligible for tuition assistance through PELL and/or Workforce Investment Act (a federally sponsored job program) funds.

Job Placement: Graduates have been placed in jobs with competitive starting salaries. While no guarantee of employment can be made, placement assistance and referrals are provided.

Call for more information: (609) 439-5468.

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To receive more information about MCCC summer youth programs, check the appropriate box(es) below and return this coupon to: Center for Continuing Studies, Mercer County Community College, PO Box B, Trenton, NJ 08690; or call (609) 570-3311; FAX (609) 570-3883

Name _____________________________________________________________________________

Street Address ______________________________________________________________________

City____________________________________________________ State______ Zip ___________

Telephone (_________) ______________________________________________________________

Summer Camps

sum 2012 Camp College Tomato Patch Sports Camps

Camp College InformatIon SeSSIonS!SaturdayS from 12 to 2 p.m.

marCh 24 and aprIl 28 In the Student Center

• Meet the camp director• Have all your questions answered• Learn about new programs and activities• Tour the facilities

Visit our website: www.mccc.edu/campcollege

Camp College (ageS 6-16)Art, music, science, journalism, swimming, computers, and more! Campers choose up to six “courses” for each four-week session to make this a truly customized summer experience. Camp College begins June 18 and meets Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Op-tional Friday programs and extended child care as well as one-week half- and full-day workshops are also available. For more information call (609) 570-3311 or visit www.mccc.edu/campcollege.

SportS CampS (ageS 7-16)Mercer County Community College will once again offer its annual summer soccer, tennis, basketball, mountain biking, softball, street hockey, field hockey, speed & quickness, and baseball sports camps as well as a recre-ation camp for 6-year-olds beginning June 18. Experi-enced staff, highly successful college coaches and limited enrollment ensure maximum individualized instruction. For more information call (609) 570-3779.

tomato patCh WorkShopS (gradeS 5-12)Theater - Dance - Vocal Music - Visual ArtsSession I for grades 8-12 begins June 25; Session II for grades 5-7 begins July 23. Students select a major concentration in either the performing or visual arts for two morning classes. After lunch, electives in other areas may include stage combat, cartooning, children’s theatre, computer art, improvisation, painting, drawing, jazz, musical theatre, tap dance, vocal ensemble, comedy, and hip-hop. For more infor-mation call (609) 570-3566.

A variety of summer youth programs will be offered at Mercer’s West Windsor campus this summer. Enthusiastically supported by parents and campers alike, all of these programs share one very important attribute that makes them unique — each takes advantage of special opportunities available only on a college campus.


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Student Services

AdvisementThe Office of Advisement Services assists new students at the West Windsor (570-3292 or [email protected]) and James Kerney (570-3139 or [email protected]) campuses with developing educational plans, course selection, and preparation for a progressive academic experience while at MCCC. A student with more than 12 credits should schedule an appointment with an advisor who is a faculty member in their chosen area of study. Faculty advisors are located in the Business Building, the Engineering Technology Building, the Liberal Arts Building, the Science & Allied Health Building and on the second floor of the James Kerney campus.

Career ServicesThe Career Center maintains a full library of career resources and provides information and assistance for choos-ing a major or a career, job searching and resume writing. The Center also coordinates job fairs involving local employers. 570-3397 or [email protected]

CounselingCounseling Services offers a wide range of programs designed to promote personal, social, academic and career growth. You may also contact the Student Advocate for your program. 570-3354 (570-3139 for James Kerney Campus) or [email protected]

(609) 586-4800

Programs for Academic Services and Success (PASS)Retention Services is a comprehensive program committed to the academic and social success of MCCC students. Its First-Year Experience (FYE) program assists new students to make the transition to Mercer. Student Assessment, College Success Seminar, Academic Alert System, Peer Mentoring, Nursing Resource Center, and the Academic Status Appeals “Back on Track” are among the services offered. 570-3423 or [email protected]

Educational Opportunity FundThe state-funded Educational Opportu-nity Fund (EOF) program provides access and academic support to New Jersey resi-dents who meet state income guidelines. Counseling, tutoring, leadership develop-ment and enrichment activities are among the services offered. To be considered for EOF, students must apply to PASS, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, and attend an interview. 570-3423 or [email protected]

English as a Second LanguageStudents interested in English as a Second Language (ESL) credit courses must take the placement test. 570-3244 or [email protected]

One-Stop EnrollmentAt every step in the enrollment process, advisors are available to assist students with both academic and financial planning. The advisors provide program information and help students select the most suitable educational courses and services.

Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. (Summer until 6 p.m.) Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Summer until 4 p.m.)

Student Center, 2nd Floor KC218 West Windsor Campus James Kerney Campus Admissions: (609) 570-3795 (609) 570-3139Registration/Records: 570-3228 570-3139Financial Aid: 570-3210 570-3178 E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]


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International Students The office provides assistance to international students for admissions, immigration, academic and cultural adjustment concerns. 570-3531 or [email protected]

Transfer to Four-Year CollegesInformation and counseling is available to assist students in meeting application deadlines and other requirements, facilitating a smooth transition for transfer to a four-year college. 570-3397 or [email protected]

Veterans’ Services MCCC is approved for veterans’ training under the GI bill and is a member of the SOC (Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges) Network. This office provides help with veterans’ educational benefits and the National Guard free tuition program. 570-3240 or [email protected]

The Learning CenterWhether students are experiencing difficulty in courses or want help achieving all “A’s,” tutoring is available in the Learning Center — free, and with no appointment necessary. Refer to the schedule avail-able at www.mccc.edu.West Windsor Campus: Library, room 214; 570-3422James Kerney Campus: third floor; 570-3151

Students with Special NeedsStudents with special needs may request reasonable accommodations for placement testing and course-work by providing appropriate documentation to the Office of Special Services (Library, room 217). In-tended to provide academic support and opportunities for students with special needs, such accommodations must be requested each semester. 570-3525 or 3517

Safety/SecurityThe college maintains a full-time security force, avail-able 24 hours a day, trained in first aid and CPR, and ready to serve students as needs arise. College crime statistics are available upon request. Student safety is a high priority at MCCC. 570-3503 — West Windsor Campus570-3175 — James Kerney Campus

Student services, except the following, are located on the second floor of the

West Windsor Campus Student Center and second floor at the James Kerney Campus.

For more information

about...Admissions

(609) 570-3795F

Academic Advisement570-3292 or 3139

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Academic Testing Center570-3295

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Counseling570-3354 or 3563

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Credit Course Registration

570-3228 or 3139F

Educational Opportunity Fund

570-3423F

Financial Aid570-3210 or 3178

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International Student Services

570-3531 F

JKC Campus Services570-3139

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Noncredit Courses570-3311

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Retention Services570-3423

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Student Support Services570-3492

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Transfer Counseling570-3307 or 3397

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Academic DivisionsBusiness & Technology

570-3482Liberal Arts 570-3378

Math, Science, Health Professions

570-3383VOTER REGISTRATIONMercer encourages all students to register to vote and to vote in all local, state and federal elections.

Voter registration forms are available in the Admissions, Registration and Student Services offices.

Main number: (609) 586-4800


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BOX OffiCe: (609) 570-3333 e-ticket: www.kelseytheatre.net

2012 SUMMER THEATRE

FESTIVAL

Programs of Study

Non-Degree ObjectivesProgram CodeNon-Degree Career Related 30150Non-Degree Exploratory 30300Non-Degree Other College 30160Non-Degree Personal Development 30170“Jump Start” College 30200

Degree ProgramsProgram CodeAccounting A.A.S. A4000Administrative Professional A.A.S. A6900Advertising + Graphic Design A.A.S. A4100Architecture A.S. 21000Automotive Technology A.A.S. A4500Aviation Customer Relations A.A.S. A4250Aviation Flight Technology A.A.S. A4300Aviation Management A.S. 24200Banking and Financial Services A.A.S. A4570Biology A.S. 21400

Pre-Medicine, Pre-Veterinarian, Pre-Dentistry concentration A.S. 21400

Building Construction Technology A.A.S. A4400Business Administration A.S. 21200

Global Business concentration A.S. 21210Sports Management concentration A.S. 21220

Business Software Applications A.A.S. A5720Business Studies A.A.S. A5780 Entrepreneurship concentration A.A.S. A5730 Management concentration A.A.S. A5750Chemistry A.S. 21600Civil Engineering Technology A.A.S. A4800

Communication General concentrration A.A. 13850Organizational concentration A.A. 13870Radio concentration A.A. 13880Television concentration A.A. 13890

Communication: New Media A.S. 22940Communication: Speech and Theatre A.A. 13860Computer Science A.S. 21700Criminal Justice – Corrections A.S. 21800Criminal Justice – Law Enforcement A.S. 21850Culinary Arts

Culinary Arts concentration A.A.S. A5670Pastry Arts concentration A.A.S. A5680

Culinology A.S. 25670Dance A.A. 13200Dance A.F.A. H5400Digital Film A.A.S. A6955Digital Media Arts A.A.S. A4150

3-D Animation concentration A.A.S. A4151Multimedia concentration A.A.S. A4154Web Design concentration A.A.S. A4152

Early Childhood Education / Special Education Assistant A.A.S. A5250

Education A.A. 13760Electronics Engineering Technology A.A.S. A5300Engineering Science A.S. 22000Entertainment Technology

Technical Theatre concentration A.A.S. A7000Music Technology concentration A.A.S. A7010

Exercise Science A.S. 22100Fashion/Apparel Design A.A.S. A7030Fashion Merchandising A.A.S. A7040Fire Science Technology A.A.S. A5500Funeral Service A.A.S. A5550Funeral Service Preparatory A.A.S. A2700Game Design A.A.S. A4155

• If you do not anticipate seeking a degree or certificate from Mercer, select from the list of Non-Degree Objectives.

• All other students should indicate their current or anticipated degree or certificate objective.• In general... A.A., A.S. and A.F.A. are transfer programs and A.A.S. are career programs.

A Midsummer Night’s DreamJune 29, 30; July 1, 6, 7, 8

Bye Bye BirdieJuly 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22

BabyJuly 27, 28, 29; Aug. 3, 4, 5

NunsenseAug. 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26

Aug. 11The 2nd Annual Kelsey Awards


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Game Programming A.A.S. A4156Health Science A.A.S. A6350Heating, Refrigeration, Air Condition.* A.A.S. A5800Hotel, Restaurant, and Institution Mgt. A.A.S. A5600Illustration A.A.S. A4160Information Systems A.S. 22300Information Technology A.A.S. A4700Insurance and Financial Services A.A.S. A4580Laboratory Technology A.A.S. A5900Liberal Arts A.A. 13400

American Studies concentration A.A. 13440Humanities concentration A.A. 13480International Studies concentration A.A. 13410Political and Legal Studies concen. A.A. 13470Social Science concentration A.A. 13460Women’s and Gender Studies A.A. 13430

Mathematics A.S. 22200Medical Laboratory Technology A.A.S. A6310Microcomputer Systems Administration A.A.S. A4950Music A.S. 23500Network Engineering Technology A.A.S. A4710Nursing A.S. 22790Nursing Cooperative (St. Francis) A.S. 22918Ornamental Horticulture

Floral Design concentration A.A.S. A6520Horticulture concentration A.A.S. A6500Landscape Design concentration A.A.S. A6510

Paralegal A.A.S. A6000Photography and Digital Imaging A.F.A. H5300Physical Therapist Assistant A.A.S. A6880Physics A.S. 22500Plant Science A.S. 22600Radio A.A.S. A6700Radiography A.A.S. A6810Respiratory Therapy** A.A.S. A6860Social Service A.S. 22650Technical Studies A.A.S. A7020Television A.A.S. A6950Theatre A.A. 13900Theatre A.F.A. H5500Visual Arts

Art History concentration A.F.A. H5100Ceramics/Sculpture concentration A.F.A. H5200Fine Arts concentration A.F.A. H5000

Certificates of ProficiencyProgram CodeAdministrative Support 686003-D Animation 67460Aviation Flight Technology (CFI) 67160Building Construction Technology 67100Catering Management 67370Computer-Aided Design 67800Computer Science 67420Database Administration 67541Electronics Engineering Technology 68500Engineering Science 67750Fire Science Technology Code Enforcement 68000 Officer/Administrator 68010Funeral Service 68100Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning* 68200Medical Office Assistant 68650Microcomputer Applications 68530Network Engineering Technology 67529Ornamental Horticulture 68700Paralegal 68630Photography and Digital Imaging 67850Professional Baking 67350Professional Cooking 67300Small Business Employment Readiness 67180Small Business Management 67150Solar / Energy Technology 67760Travel Agent 67170Web Design 67480

* offered jointly with Mercer County Technical Schools** offered through Brookdale Community College

Payment and Refund PolicyPrior to the start of any semester (or equivalent), a student can freely modify his or her schedule by adding and dropping classes without approval or penalty. Any monies paid by the student (tuition and fees) for a course dropped during this period will be refunded.

Once a semester begins, students must drop any class prior to the deadline specified below in order to be eligible for a refund for that class. There are no refunds other than full refunds, which are processed each Tuesday (after the start of classes) in the form of a check and mailed to the student.

Deadlines for refund eligibility differ according to class session length. A class must be dropped “no later than” the specified number of business days following the initial meeting day of that class:

within 3 days ...for classes lasting more than 13 weekswithin 2 days ...for classes lasting from 10 to 13 weekswithin 1 day ...for all other classes

A course dropped anytime after refund eligibility for that course ends will be processed as a withdrawal, with no refund of tuition or fees. Please be aware that dropped classes or withdrawals can cause adjustments to any financial aid awards, resulting in you having a balance due to the college for your tuition.

No refund of tuition or fees will be made to a student who is withdrawn (WI) from a course by an instructor due to non-attendance or who is dismissed from the college for cause.


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Academic Schedule, Tuition

Tuition and College Fees*Mercer County Community College reserves the right to change tuition or fees at any time. Figures below, accurate at time of publication, include a $15.00 college fee and a $13.50 technology fee applied per credit. Total Number Mercer resident Non-Mercer Out-of-state of credits/ or student with resident without or foreign charge hours chargeback** chargeback student 1 $138.00 $182.50 $269.50 2 276.00 365.00 539.00 3 414.00 547.50 808.50 4 552.00 730.00 1,078.00 5 690.00 912.50 1,347.50 6 828.00 1,095.00 1,617.00 7 966.00 1,277.50 1,886.50 8 1,104.00 1,460.00 2,156.00

9 1,242.00 1,642.50 2,425.50* Plus applicable special course fees and lab fees. **Students who are residents of New Jersey counties other than Mercer may qualify for in-county

rates if the courses they seek at MCCC are not available at their own community colleges.

Most summer session classes begin May 21 and July 5.See page 35 to register before May 16 to avoid late fees (for later starting courses,

see chart below).Any student who registers after the deadlines below will incur a $35 late fee. Fur-

ther, special divisional permission may be required. It pays to register early! Ques-tions? Call Registration at (609) 570-3228.

2012SummerKey Dates & Deadlines6-week Session 6A 5/16 5/21 5/28 6/15 6/27 7/6

8-week Session 8A 5/16 5/21 5/28, 7/4 6/22 7/16 7/23

10-week Session 10 5/16 5/21 5/28, 7/4 7/13 7/31 8/17

11-week Session 1A 5/16 5/21 5/28, 7/4 7/13 8/9 8/17

8-week Session FL1 5/30 6/1 7/13 7/22 8/17

8-week Session 8B 6/13 6/18 7/4 7/27 8/9 8/17

6-week Session 6B 6/27 7/5 8/3 8/9 8/17

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Mercer County22 City of Trenton23 E. Windsor Twp.24 Ewing Twp.25 Hamilton Twp.26 Hightstown Bor.27 Hopewell Bor.28 Hopewell Twp.29 Lawrence Twp.30 Pennington Bor.31 Princeton Bor.32 Princeton Twp.33 Washington Twp.34 W. Windsor Twp.

Other Counties01 Atlantic02 Bergen03 Burlington04 Camden05 Cape May06 Cumberland07 Essex08 Gloucester09 Hudson10 Hunterdon41 Middlesex42 Monmouth43 Morris44 Ocean45 Passaic46 Salem47 Somerset49 Union50 Warren

Residency Codes

ReturningStudents

• Examine your program requirements.

• Consult an academic advisor.

New to MCCC• Complete admissions application

(available at www.mccc.edu or call 609-570-3795).

• Submit college transcripts* or take placement test (see page 25).

* or verification that course(s) will transfer to your college

Register early to avoid late fees! See page 34 for key dates.PLEASE NOTE: Due to their popularity, some high-demand classes may already be filled. Register early for improved chances of course availability and best class selection.

In-Person• WeSt WIndSor CAMpuS Office of Enrollment Services Student Center - 2nd floor When: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Summer Monday-Thursday until 6 p.m., Fridays until 4 p.m.)

Payments can be made at the Bursar’s Office at the same location and times as above.

• JAMeS Kerney CAMpuS Office of Admissions, KC 218 When: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Summer Monday-Thursday until 6 p.m., Fridays until 4 p.m.)

Payments can be made at the Bursar’s Office at the same times as above, except only between 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday-Thursday

Onlinewww.mccc.edu • Select Courses

• Register• Pay (VISA, MasterCard, Discover or American Express)

1. Cash2. 3. Check

(include Student ID number)

ACCEPTED FORMS OF PAYMENT

(Payment Plan available — see page 5)

Convenient Summer Registration

Upcoming Special Events(all at MCCC’s West Windsor Campus, 1200 Old Trenton Road)

Advanced Degree Programs Right Here, Right Now

Earn your bachelor’s and even master’s degree at MCCC’s West Windsor campus.

Collaborating with other New Jersey institutions of higher education, Mercer County Community College now extends college opportunities beyond the two-year associate degree.

• Fairleigh Dickinson University – bachelor’s and master’s• Felician College – bachelor’s• William Paterson University – bachelor’s

The University Center at MCCC

Details at www.mccc.edu/universitycenter

High School Students: “Jump Start” Your College Career

Come to MCCC this summer and earn college credits, enjoy our friendly atmosphere, meet new friends with similar interests, and explore new subjects and academic directions.

In addition to earning college credits, students can enjoy all college resources, campus facilities, tutoring services, and career counseling – all toward helping you succeed in your future college career.

Qualified students may enroll in one or more of the courses listed in this brochure.Are You Eligible?

If you have completed just one year of high school with at least a B average, you can start earning valuable college credits this summer. Written permission from both a parent or guardian and high school guidance counselor is generally required. Academic preparation may be required for some courses.

Let us Help YouOur advisors will help you focus on areas of interest, select courses that can be applied to

either an associate or bachelor’s degree, and “navigate” the college experience.For more details as well as assistance with course selection and registration, call

(609) 570-3244, 570-3623 or e-mail [email protected].

Explore Mercer! Open HouseApril 11, 2012: 6 p.m., Student Center Cafeteria (see page 5)

Mercer County College Fair(sponsored by the Mercer County Professional Counselors Association)Over 200 colleges represented, from all over the country.High school students and parents invited.April 24, 2012: 6:30 p.m., PE Building

Camp College Information SessionsSaturdays, March 24 and April 28, 2012 12 to 2 p.m. (see page 29)

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