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Summer CLASSES 2016

Important note This publication is a PDF version of the Summer 2016 Schedule of Classes that was printed on April 5 2016 Course information may be subject to updates after this date Therefore be sure to verify your class days times room numbers etc on CLASS-Web periodically before the semester begins to ensure you have the most current schedule for each of your classes and to allow time to make adjustments if necessary

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SUMMER 2016 Course Listings

SUMMER SESSIONS 1st 5 - Week May 31 - July 1 2nd 5 - Week July 5 - August 4 6 - Week June 20 - July 28 8 - Week June 13 - Aug 4

We have 4 sessions to meet your needs

SUMMER ENROLLMENT INFORMATION Please pay close attention to course deadline dates - these dates will vary for each Summer course To check the deadline dates to add a course NGR (no-grade-ofshyrecord) refund passno pass and withdrawal please access your Class-Web account and complete the following steps

1 Log into CLASS-Web 2 Select the ldquoStudent Servicesrdquo tab 3 Click the ldquoRegistrationrdquo link 4 Click the ldquoCheck Class Deadlinesrdquo link 5 Enter the CRN

Early Admission Students (High School Seniors) ndash Summer Sessions For Summer sessions that begin prior to your high school graduation you will be required to provide Concurrent Enrollment documentation Please contact the Admissions and Records Office at (925) 424-1500 or email LPC-Admissions laspositascollegeedu for additional information College Summer Hours Las Positas College will be closed on Fridays for the month of June and July Please visit our website at wwwlaspositascollegeedu for individual department hours of availability Health Center The Health Center will be open during the Summer For hours of availability please visit their website at wwwlaspositascollegehealthcenter Final Exams Final exams for all Summer classes will be held at the last class meeting

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SUMMER 2016 QUICK LOOK 1st 5-WEEK Session May 31 - July 1 DE CRN COURSE SEC DESCRIPTION DAYS TIMES UNITS

DAy 10280MUS 5 V01 AMERiCAN CULTURES iN MUSiC MTWTh 800-1025 30 DAy 10014SPCH 1V01 FUNDAMENTALSSPEECH COMMUNiCAT MTWTh 800-1025 30 DAy 10010SPCH 1V02 FUNDAMENTALSSPEECH COMMUNiCAT MTWTh 1030-1255 30 DAy 10698THEA 1A V01 THEORyPRACTiCE OF ACTiNG i MTWTh 1200-245 30 EVE 10721HiST 7 094 US HiSTORy THROUGH RECONSTRUCT MTWTh 400-620 30 EVE 10722HiST 8 094 US HiSTORy POST-RECONSTRUCT MTWTh 400-620 30 WEb 10712bUSN 95DE1 bUSiNESS WORk ExPERiENCE ONLiNE 10 WEb 10714bUSN 96DE1 bUSiNESS Wk ExPERiENCE SEMiNAR ONLiNE 10 WEb 10047HiST 8 DE1 US HiSTORy POST-RECONSTRUCT ONLiNE 30 WEb 10730MSCM 31DE1 iNTRODUCTiON TO MEDiA ONLiNE 30 WEb 10716WRkx 95DE1 WORk ExPERiENCE ONLiNE 10 WEb 10718WRkx 96DE1 WORk ExPERiENCE SEMiNAR ONLiNE 10

DE CRN COURSE SEC DESCRIPTION DAYS TIMES UNITS 2nd 5-WEEK Session July 5 - Aug 4

DAy 10688ENG 45 V01 STUDiES iN FiCTiON MTWTh 800-1025 30 DAy 10145SPCH 1V03 FUNDAMENTALSSPEECH COMMUNiCAT MTWTh 1030-1255 30 DAy 10456SPCH 1V04 FUNDAMENTALSSPEECH COMMUNiCAT MTWTh 900-1125 30 EVE 10530MSCM 5093 iNTRO TO MASS COMMUNiCATiONS TTh 600-1050 30 WEb 10711ANTR 3DE1 SOCiALCULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10713bUSN 95DE2 bUSiNESS WORk ExPERiENCE ONLiNE 10 WEb 10715bUSN 96DE2 bUSiNESS Wk ExPERiENCE SEMiNAR ONLiNE 10 WEb 10720HiST 1 DE1 WESTERN CiViLizATiON TO 1600 ONLiNE 30 WEb 10533MUS 5 DE1 AMERiCAN CULTURES iN MUSiC ONLiNE 30 WEb 10534MUS 5 DE2 AMERiCAN CULTURES iN MUSiC ONLiNE 30 WEb 10717WRkx 95DE2 WORk ExPERiENCE ONLiNE 10 WEb 10719WRkx 96DE2 WORk ExPERiENCE SEMiNAR ONLiNE 10

6-WEEK Session June 20 - July 28 DE CRN COURSE SEC DESCRIPTION DAYS TIMES UNITS

DAy 10731AJ 50 V01 iNTRO TO ADMiN OF JUSTiCE TWTh 1001-1255 30 DAy 10064CiS 8 V01 ESSENTiAL COMPUTiNG SkiLLS Lab by Arr 20 DAy 10050CiS 71 V01 COMPUTER TyPiNG Lab by Arr 10 DAy 10058CiS 72A V01 DATA MANAGEMENT Lab by Arr 10 DAy 10059CiS 72b V01 SPRDSHT iNTEGRATiON WWD PROC Lab by Arr 10 DAy 10060CiS 73A V01 TEN-kEy SkiLL DEVELOPMENT Lab by Arr 10 DAy 10531ECON 1V01 PRiNCiPLES OF MiCROECONOMiCS TWTh 900-1150 30 DAy 10103EMS 61V01 EMERGENCy MEDiCAL RESPONDER TTh 1000-520 30 DAy 10025ENG 1A V01 CRiTiCAL READiNG AND COMP MW 800-145 30 DAy 10068ENG 1A V02 CRiTiCAL READiNG AND COMP MTWTh 800-1005

MW 1015-1135 30 DAy 10045ENG 1A V03 CRiTiCAL READiNG AND COMP TTh 800-140 30 DAy 10631ENG 4 V01 CRiTiCAL THiNkiNGWRiTiNG LiT TTh 800-1215 30 DAy 10449ENG 4 V02 CRiTiCAL THiNkiNGWRiTiNG LiT MW 800-1215 30 DAy 10027ENG 7 V01 CRiTiCAL THiNkiNGWRiTiNG MTWTh 800-1005 30 DAy 10451ENG 7 V02 CRiTiCAL THiNkiNGWRiTiNG TTh 800-1215 30 DAy 10035HiST 7 V01 US HiSTORy THROUGH RECONSTRUCT MTWTh 800-1005 30 DAy 10036HiST 8 V01 US HiSTORy POST-RECONSTRUCT MTWTh 1030-1235 30 DAy 10004HLTH 1 V02 iNTRODUCTiON TO HEALTH MTWTh 1030-1235 30 DAy 10689kiN 30V01 iNTRODUCTiON TO kiNESiOLOGy MTWTh 800-1005 30 DAy 10279kiN 31D V01 OFF SEAS iNTERCOL MENS bSkTbL MTW 100-350 10 DAy 10466kiN 41D V01 OFF SEA iNTERCOL WOMENS bSkbL TWTh 200-450 10 DAy 10691kiN FCV01 FiTNESS CENTER by ARR 05

Note for Summer courses DE instructors may drop students if they have not submitted work andor accessed the class on Blackboard for one week

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SUMMER 2016 QUICK LOOK 6-WEEK Session (continued) June 20 - July 28 DE CRN COURSE SEC DESCRIPTION DAYS TIMES UNITS

DAy 10692kiN FCV02 FiTNESS CENTER by ARR 05 DAy 10693kiN FCV03 FiTNESS CENTER by ARR 05 DAy 10278kiN SWF3 V01 SWiMMiNG FOR FiTNESS 3 TWTh 100-215 05 DAy 10560kiN SWF4 V01 SWiMMiNG FOR FiTNESS 4 TWTh 100-215 05 DAy 10635kiN yO1 V01 yOGA 1 MW 1030-1235 05 DAy 10312kiN yO2 V01 yOGA 2 MW 1030-1235 05 DAy 10694kiN yOATHV01 yOGA FOR ATHLETES-SPORTS COND MW 1030-1235 05 DAy 10154MUS 1 V01 iNTRODUCTiON TO MUSiC MTWTh 1030-1235 30 DAy 10453MUS 4 V01 JAzz iN AMERiCAN CULTURE MTWTh 1030-1235 30 DAy 10023POLi 7 V01 iNTRO TO AMERiCAN GOVERNMENT MTWTh 1200-250 40 DAy 10553PSCN 13V01 MULTiCULTURAL iSSUESAMERiCA MTWTh 1030-1235 30 DAy 10347PSyC 1V01 GENERAL PSyCHOLOGy MTWTh 800-1005 30 DAy 10006PSyC 1V02 GENERAL PSyCHOLOGy MTWTh 1030-1235 30 DAy 10564PSyC 10V01 PSyCHOLOGy OF HUMAN SExUALiTy MTWTh 1030-1235 30 DAy 10659PSyC 12V01 LiFE-SPAN PSyCHOLOGy MTWTh 100-305 30 DAy 10590SPCH 1V05 FUNDAMENTALSSPEECH COMMUNiCAT MTWTh 100-305 30 DAy 10738WLDT 71 V01 WELDiNG FOR THE ARTS TWTh 1100-550 30 EVE 10026ENG 4 093 CRiTiCAL THiNkiNGWRiTiNG LiT MW 600-1015 30 EVE 10116ENG 7 093 CRiTiCAL THiNkiNGWRiTiNG TTh 600-1015 30 EVE 10687ENG 11 093 iNTRO TO CREATiVE WRiTiNG TTh 600-1015 30 EVE 10048HLTH 1 093 iNTRODUCTiON TO HEALTH TTh 530-940 30 EVE 10697kiN GF1 093 GOLF 1 TTh 500-820 10 EVE 10636kiN WP1093 WATER POLO 1 MW 700-1000 10 EVE 10690kiN WP3093 WATER POLO 3 MW 700-1000 10 EVE 10633kiN yO1 093 yOGA 1 TTh 530-735 05 EVE 10277kiN yO2 093 yOGA 2 TTh 530-735 05 EVE 10695kiN yOATH093 yOGA FOR ATHLETES-SPORTS COND TTh 530-735 05 EVE 10054PHiL 2DE1 ETHiCS MW 600-905 30 EVE 10725PHiL 2DE2 ETHiCS TTh 600-905 30 EVE 10658PSyC 1093 GENERAL PSyCHOLOGy MTWTh 700-905 30 EVE 10632VWT 33 093 SUMMER ViTiCULTURE OPERATiONS TWTh 400-650 30 EVE 10271WLDT 70 093 iNTRODUCTiON TO WELDiNG TWTh 600-950 20 WEb 10532ANTR 1DE1 biOLOGiCALPHySiCAL ANTHRO ONLiNE 30 WEb 10120ASTR 10DE1 THE SOLAR SySTEM ONLiNE 30 WEb 10667bUSN 1A DE1 FiNANCiAL ACCOUNTiNG ONLiNE 40 WEb 10665bUSN 18DE1 bUSiNESS LAW ONLiNE 40 WEb 10666bUSN 30DE1 bUSiNESS ETHiCS AND SOCiETy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10447bUSN 40DE1 iNTRODUCTiON TO bUSiNESS ONLiNE 30 WEb 10450ENG 4 DE1 CRiTiCAL THiNkiNGWRiTiNG LiT ONLiNE 30 WEb 10686ENG 4 DE2 CRiTiCAL THiNkiNGWRiTiNG LiT ONLiNE 30 WEb 10452ENG 7 DE1 CRiTiCAL THiNkiNGWRiTiNG ONLiNE 30 WEb 10049GEOG 1DE1 iNTRO TO PHySiCAL GEOGRAPHy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10150GEOG 1DE2 iNTRO TO PHySiCAL GEOGRAPHy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10525GEOG 1DE3 iNTRO TO PHySiCAL GEOGRAPHy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10680GEOL 7DE1 ENVi GEOLRESCUSE iMPACTPOLL ONLiNE 30 WEb 10270GEOL 12DE1 iNTRODUCTiON TO OCEANOGRAPHy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10526GEOL 12DE2 iNTRODUCTiON TO OCEANOGRAPHy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10527HiST 2 DE1 WESTERN CiViLzATiON SiNCE 1600 ONLiNE 30 WEb 10005HiST 7 DE1 US HiSTORy THROUGH RECONSTRUCT ONLiNE 30 WEb 10313HLTH 1 DE1 iNTRODUCTiON TO HEALTh ONLiNE 30 WEb 10092HUMN 10DE1 THE AMERiCAN STyLE ONLiNE 30 WEb 10723HUMN 28DE1 THE CLASSiC MyTHS ONLiNE 30


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WEb 10346NUTR 1 DE1 THE SCiENCE OF NUTRiTiON ONLiNE 30 WEb 10457NUTR 1 DE2 THE SCiENCE OF NUTRiTiON ONLiNE 30 WEb 10053PHiL 1DE1 GOD NATURE HUMAN NATURE ONLiNE 30 WEb 10311PHiL 1DE2 GOD NATURE HUMAN NATURE ONLiNE 30 WEb 10724PHiL 1DE3 GOD NATURE HUMAN NATURE ONLiNE 30 WEb 10535POLi 7 DE2 iNTRO TO AMERiCAN GOVERNMENT ONLiNE 40 WEb 10265PSyC 1DE1 GENERAL PSyCHOLOGy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10266PSyC 1DE2 GENERAL PSyCHOLOGy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10267PSyC 1DE3 GENERAL PSyCHOLOGy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10454PSyC 1DE4 GENERAL PSyCHOLOGy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10561PSyC 4DE1 bRAiN MiND AND bEHAViOR ONLiNE 30 WEb 10455PSyC 12DE1 LiFE-SPAN PSyCHOLOGy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10591PSyC 12DE2 LiFE-SPAN PSyCHOLOGy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10020RELS 1 DE1 RELiGiONS OF THE WORLD ONLiNE 30 WEb 10726RELS 1 DE2 RELiGiONS OF THE WORLD ONLiNE 30 WEb 10016SOC 1 DE1 PRiNCiPLES OF SOCiOLOGy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10089SOC 1 DE2 PRiNCiPLES OF SOCiOLOGy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10046SOC 1 DE3 PRiNCiPLES OF SOCiOLOGy ONLiNE 30 WEb 10536SOC 3 DE1 CULTURAL AND RACiAL MiNORiTiES ONLiNE 30 WEb 10727SOC 3 DE2 CULTURAL AND RACiAL MiNORiTiES ONLiNE 30 HYB 10696KIN PFHD1 PERSONal FItNESS ONlINE + 2 ON-CaMPUS 10 HYB 10562CS 7 HY1INtRO tO COMPUtER PROgRaMMINg ONlINE + tth 1200-330 30 HYB 10039ENg 1aHY1CRItICal REaDINg aND COMP ONlINE + MW 600-1015 30 HYB 10024ENg 1aHY2CRItICal REaDINg aND COMP ONlINE + tth 600-1015 30

DE CRN COURSE SEC DESCRIPTION DAYS TIMES UNITS 8-WEEK Session June 13 - August 4

DAy 10037ASL 1AV01 AMERiCAN SiGN LANGUAGE i MW 1230-335 30 DAy 10670biO 1AV01 GENERAL bOTANy MTWTh 900-205 50 DAy 10671biO 7AV01 HUMAN ANATOMy MTWTh 830-130 50 DAy 10673biO 30V01 iNTRO TO COLLEGE biOLOGy MTWTh 1000-1125

MW 1200-250 40 DAy 10674biO 30V02 iNTRO TO COLLEGE biOLOGy MTWTh 1000-1125

TTh 1200-250 40 DAy 10137CHEM 1AV01 GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMiSTRy i MTWTh 830-115 50 DAy 10138CHEM 1bV01 GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMiSTRy ii MTWTh 100-545 50 DAy 10139CHEM 30AV01 iNTRO AND APPLiED CHEMiSTRy i MTWTh 1100-1225

TTh 1235-345 40 DAy 10340CHEM 30AV02 iNTRO AND APPLiED CHEMiSTRy i MTWTh 1100-1225

MW 1235-345 40 DAy 10140CHEM 31V01 iNTRO TO COLLEGE CHEMiSTRy MTWTh 800-925


TTh 935-1245 40 DAy 10756ESL 133 V01 bEGiNNiNG ORAL COMMUNiCATiON MTWTh 900-1015

TTh 1025-1140 20 DAy 10529HUMN 10V01 THE AMERiCAN STyLE MW 100-400 30 DAy 10592iNTN 1 V01 iNTERNSHiP SEMiNAR by ARR 10 DAy 10593iNTN 2 V01 iNTERNSHiP FiELD PLACEMENT by ARR10-30 DAy 10274kiN 38AV01 PRESEASON iNTER MENS SOCCER MTWTH 130-345 10 DAy 10273kiN 48AV01 PRESEA iNTERCOL WOMENS SOCCER MTWTH 1030-130 10


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SUMMER 2016 QUICK LOOK 8-WEEK Session (continued) June 13 - August 4 DE CRN COURSE SEC DESCRIPTION DAYS TIMES UNITS

DAy 10015MATH 1V01 CALCULUS i MTWTh 1130-235 50 DAy 10269MATH 2V01 CALCULUS ii MTWTh 1130-235 50 DAy 10013MATH 20V01 PRE-CALCULUS MATHEMATiCS MTWTh 1130-235 50 DAy 10735MATH 20V02 PRE-CALCULUS MATHEMATiCS MTWTh 800-1105 50 DAy 10567MATH 34V01 CALC FOR bUS AND SOC SCiENCES MTWTh 900-1205 50 DAy 10768MATH 38V01 TRiGONOMETRy WiTH GEOMETRy MTWTh 1130-235 50 DAy 10769MATH 38V02 TRiGONOMETRy WiTH GEOMETRy MTWTh 800-1105 50 DAy 10344MATH 40V01 STATiSTiCS AND PRObAbiLiTy MTWTh 900-1115

MW 1125-1215 40 DAy 10458MATH 40V02 STATiSTiCS AND PRObAbiLiTy MTWTh 1230-245

TTh 1130-1220 40 DAy 10459MATH 40V03 STATiSTiCS AND PRObAbiLiTy MTWTh 300-515

MTh 525-615 40 DAy 10038MATH 55V01 iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRA MTWTh 800-1105 50 DAy 10345MATH 55V02 iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRA MTWTh 300-530

TTh 530-620 50 DAy 10462MATH 55Ax01 iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRA A MW 930-1105

TTh 930-1120 25 DAy 10463MATH 55bx01 iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRA b MW 930-1105

TTh 930-1120 25 DAy 10149MATH 65V01 ELEMENTARy ALGEbRA MW 1130-235

TTh 1130-235 50 DAy 10464MATH 65Ax01 ELEMENTARy ALGEbRA A MW 930-1105

TTh 930-1120 25 DAy 10465MATH 65bx01 ELEMENTARy ALGEbRA b MW 930-1105

TTh 930-1120 25 DAy 10469MATH 71Ax02 APPLiED MATH FOR TECHNiCiANS A MW 1140-100 15 DAy 10470MATH 71bx02 APPLiED MATH FOR TECHS b MW 1140-100 15 DAy 10467MATH 107Ax02 PRE-ALGEbRA A MTWTh 1140-100 20 DAy 10468MATH 107bx02 PRE-ALGEbRA b MTWTh 1140-100 20 DAy 10034SPAN 1A V01 bEGiNNiNG SPANiSH MTWTh 900-1135 50 DAy 10703THEA 48A V01 TECH THEATER iN PROD-bEGiNNiNG MTWTh 330-1130 30 EVE 10675biO 30093 iNTRO TO COLLEGE biOLOGy MTWTh 500-625

MW 640-945 40 EVE 10676biO 30094 iNTRO TO COLLEGE biOLOGy MTWTh 500-625

TTh 640-945 40 EVE 10672biO 7A093 HUMAN ANATOMy MTWTh 500-945 50 EVE 10678CHEM 1A093 GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMiSTRy i MTWTh 500-945 50 EVE 10679CHEM 30A093 iNTRO AND APPLiED CHEMiSTRy i MTWTh 500-625

MW 635-945 40 EVE 10142CHEM 31093 iNTRO TO COLLEGE CHEMiSTRy MTWTh 500-625


TTh 630-940 40 EVE 10528HiST 7 093 US HiSTORy THROUGH RECONSTRUCT TTh 630-945 30 EVE 10067HiST 8 093 US HiSTORy POST-RECONSTRUCT MW 630-945 30 EVE 10152kiN FSC093 FiRE SERViCE CONDAGiLiTy DEV MW 530-835 10 EVE 10770MATH 38093 TRiGONOMETRy WiTH GEOMETRy MTWTh 630-935 50 EVE 10460MATH 40093 STATiSTiCS AND PRObAbiLiTy MTWTh 630-845

MWTh 855-945 40


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EVE 10011MATH 55093 iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRA MTWTh 630-935 50 EVE 10475MATH 55Ax94 iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRA A MW 630-805

TTh 630-820 25 EVE 10476MATH 55bx94 iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRA b MW 630-805

TTh 630-820 25 EVE 10021MATH 65093 ELEMENTARy ALGEbRA MTWTh 630-935 50 EVE 10477MATH 65Ax94 ELEMENTARy ALGEbRA A MW 630-805

TTh 630-820 25 EVE 10478MATH 65bx94 ELEMENTARy ALGEbRA b MW 630-805

TTh 630-820 25 EVE 10473MATH 71Ax93 APPLiED MATH FOR TECHNiCiANS A MW 500-620 15 EVE 10474MATH 71bx93 APPLiED MATH FOR TECHS b MW 500-620 15 EVE 10471MATH 107Ax93 PRE-ALGEbRA A MTWTh 500-620 20 EVE 10472MATH 107bx93 PRE-ALGEbRA b MTWTh 500-620 20 EVE 10766SPAN 1A 093 bEGiNNiNG SPANiSH MTWTh 530-805 50 EVE 10699THEA 47A 093 PERFORM iN PRODiNTRO LiVE MTWTh 700-1000 30 EVE 10700THEA 47b 093 PERFORMANCE iN PROD bEGiNNiNG MTWTh 700-1000 30 EVE 10701THEA 47C093 PERFORMANCE iN PROD iNTERMED MTWTh 700-1000 30 EVE 10702THEA 47D093 PERFORMANCE iN PROD ADVANCED MTWTh 700-1000 30 WEb 10677biO 40DE1 HUMANS AND THE ENViRONMENT ONLiNE 30 WEb 10019CiS 50 DE1 iNTRO TO COMPUTiNG iNFO TECH ONLiNE 30 WEb 10007CiS 50 DE2 iNTRO TO COMPUTiNG iNFO TECH ONLiNE 30 WEb 10066ECON 1DE1 PRiNCiPLES OF MiCROECONOMiCS ONLiNE 30 WEb 10448ECON 1DE2 PRiNCiPLES OF MiCROECONOMiCS ONLiNE 30 WEb 10052ECON 2DE1 PRiNCiPLES OF MACROECONOMiCS ONLiNE 30 WEb 10146ECON 2DE2 PRiNCiPLES OF MACROECONOMiCS ONLiNE 30 WEb 10028ENG 1A DE1 CRiTiCAL READiNG AND COMP ONLiNE 30 WEb 10684ENG 1A DE2 CRiTiCAL READiNG AND COMP ONLiNE 30 WEb 10685ENG 1A DE3 CRiTiCAL READiNG AND COMP ONLiNE 30 WEb 10314NUTR 1 DE3 THE SCiENCE OF NUTRiTiON ONLiNE 30 WEb 10051POLi 7 DE1 iNTRO TO AMERiCAN GOVERNMENT ONLiNE 40 HYB 10657ECD 56HD1 CHIlD gROWtH aND DEvElOPMENt ONlINE + 2 ON-CaMPUS 30 HYB 10461MatH 40 HD1 StatIStICS aND PROBaBIlItY ONlINE + 4 ON-CaMPUS 40 HYB 10143MatH 55 HD1 INtERMEDIatE algEBRa ONlINE + 4 ON-CaMPUS 50 HYB 10091MatH 65 HD1 ElEMENtaRY algEBRa ONlINE + 5 ON-CaMPUS 50

Alternate Schedule Sessions DE CRN COURSE SEC DESCRIPTION DAYS TIMES DATES UNITS

DAy 10761 AJ 9969 091 FiREARMS iNSTRUCTiONDAiLy 900-500JUL 25 - AUG 5 20

DAy 10760 AJ 9987 091 bASiC SWATDAiLy 900-500JUL 11 - JUL 22 20

EVE 10637 kiN WP2 093 WATER POLO 2TTh 700-1000JUN 13 - AUG 11 10


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SUMMER 2016 COURSE LISTINGS EXPLANATION OF COURSE TYPES

Day Indicates the course is taught between 7am and 4pm Eve Indicates the course is taught between 4pm and 10pm Sat Indicates the course is taught on Sat or Sun Web Indicates the course is an online web-based course

EXPLANATION OF GRADE OPTIONS GR Course must be taken letter grade (no passno pass) OP Course may be taken for letter grade oR passno pass PN Course must be taken for passno pass (no letter grade)

NOTE ONLINE AND HYBRID CLASSES ARE NOTED IN BLUE

EXPLANATION OF SECTION NUMBERS 091 AJ Program 093 Regular Evening class (starts 4pm or later) 100 AJ Academy section CE1 Credit by Exam DE1 Fully online HD1 Hybrid - 51 DE (course meets 51 or more online) HY1 Hybrid - (course meets less than 51 online) MJ1 Math Jam P01 Puente Program ST1 Alternate Instruction V01 Regular Day class WE1 Saturday class X01 Math X Program

SHADING IN LISTINGS INDICATES EVENING CLASSES

CoDES oP = Course taken for letter grade or passno pass PN = Course taken is PassNo Pass only GR = Course taken for letter grade only

DE CRN DAYS TIMES RooM INSTRUCToR DATES CoDES SEC DE CRN DAYS TIMES RooM INSTRUCToR DATES CoDES SEC

ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AJ 50 INTRO TO ADMIN OF JUSTICE 30 Units History and philosophy of administration of justice in America recapitulation of the system identifying the various subsystems role expectations and their interrelationships theories of crime punishment and rehabilitation ethics education and training for professionalism in the system Day 10731 TWTh 1001-1255 2206 HARTER 0620-0728 OP V01

AJ 9969 FIREARMS INSTRUCTION 20 Units Designed to train individuals to be firearms instructors Covers basic firearms knowledge teaching techniques and lesson planning range preparation combat shooting techniques and safety A California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) certified course designed for full-time peace officers Day 10761 Daily 900-500 tba STAFF 0725-0805 OP 091

This course will meet offsite at the Alameda County Sheriff rsquos Office Regional Training Center located at 6289 Madigan Road Dublin CA 94568 To initiate enrollment for this course or get further

information contact the Regional Training Center at 925-551-6970 or wwwsheriffacademycom

AJ 9987 BASIC SWAT 20 Units introduces officers to basic weapons and tactical skills associated with the responsibilities of a SWAT team member Training includes member selection and team make-up keys to survival introduction to tactical weapons and movement of fire weapon retention and take away tactical building searches rappelling incident management under SMEAC and liability issues This is a California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) certified course designed for full-time peace officers approved for SWAT training for their agency Day 10760 Daily 900-500 tba STAFF 0711-0722 OP 091



AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE ASL 1A AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I 30 Units introduction to American Sign Language (ASL) including expressive and receptive sign the manual alphabet facial expression and body gestures Emphasis on conversational skills in functional situations knowledge of Deaf culture and the Deaf community Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY ANTR 1 BIOLOGICALPHYSICAL ANTHRO 30 Units This course introduces the concepts methods of inquiry and scientific explanations for biological evolution and their application to the human species issues and topics will include but are not limited to genetics evolutionary theory human variation and biocultural adaptations comparative primate anatomy and behavior and the fossil evidence for human evolution The scientific method serves as foundation of the course The course may include a lab component Web 10532 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 OP DE1 ANTR 1-DE1 (CRN 10532) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

ANTR 3 SOCIALCULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 30 Units This course explores how anthropologists study and compare human culture Cultural anthropologists seek to understand the broad arc of human experience focusing on a set of central issues how people around the world make their living (subsistence patterns) how they organize themselves socially politically and economically how they communicate how they relate to each other through family and kinship ties what they believe about the world (belief systems) how they express themselves creatively (expressive culture) how they make distinctions among themselves such as through applying gender racial and ethnic identity labels how they have shaped and been shaped by social inequalities such as colonialism and how they navigate culture change and processes of globalization that affect us all Ethnographic case studies highlight these similarities and

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differences and introduce students to how anthropologists do their work employ professional anthropological research ethics and apply their perspectives and skills to understand humans around the globe Strongly recommended Eligibility for ENG 1A Web 10711 ONLINE OEH 0705-0804 OP DE1 ANTR 3-DE1 (CRN 10711) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

ASTRONOMY ASTR 10 THE SOLAR SYSTEM 30 Units introduction to history and physical principles of astronomy focusing on our Solar System includes constellations distance scales historical development of astronomy gravitation motion of the earth moon and planets astronomical tools formation and evolution of the solar system physical properties atmosphere and evolution of the earth moon and planets within the solar system asteroids comets and other small bodies discovery of extra-solar planets possibilities for life beyond Earth Designed for non-majors in mathematics or physical science Web 10120 ONLINE HARPELL 0620-0728 OP DE1 ASTR 10-DE1 (CRN 10120) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BIO 1A GENERAL BOTANY 50 Units Plant structure and function with emphasis on anatomy morphology and physiology of higher (flowering) plants includes evolutionary sequence of plant forms and basic principles of ecology (Note Formerly BOtN 1) Strongly recommended bio 30 (formerly biol 31) Prerequisite Math 55 OR 55B or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the mathematics assessment process

Day 10670 MTWTh 900-1025 1872 PETERSEN 0613-0804 OP V01 Lab MTWTh 1100-205 1855 0613-0804 OP

BIO 7A HUMAN ANATOMY 50 Units Structure and function of the human body with emphasis on microscopic gross and developmental anatomy Microscopic examination of normal and pathological tissues and dissection supplemented by use of charts models and computer assisted instruction (Note Formerly aNat 1) Strongly recommended Eligibility for Eng 1A Prerequisite BIOL 30 (formerly BIOL 31) or equivalent course (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)

Day 10671 MTWTh 830-955 1858 HIGHT 0613-0804 OP V01 Lab MTWTh 1025-130 1858 0613-0804 OP

Eve 10672 MTWTh 500-625 1858 DOLAN 0613-0804 OP 093 Lab MTWTh 640-945 1858 0613-0804 OP

See page 38 in the Fall section for the ~New Course Numbering System~

chart for Biological Sciences Courses

BIO 30 INTRO TO COLLEGE BIOLOGY 40 Units basic principles of biology Cell structure and function cell division cell metabolism reproduction genetics taxonomy origin of life and evolution Laboratory emphasis on developing various laboratory skills using the metric system collecting data graphing interpreting data and preparing for and taking laboratory exams Designed to prepare the necessary concepts and laboratory skills and experience that are needed to succeed in more advanced courses in biology (Note Formerly BIOl 31) Strongly recommended Math 65 or 65b and eligibility for Eng 1A Day 10673 MTWTh 1000-1125 1871 KRUGER 0613-0804 OP V01

Lab MW 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP Day 10674 MTWTh 1000-1125 1871 KRUGER 0613-0804 OP V02

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP Eve 10675 MTWTh 500-625 1874 RATSIRARSON 0613-0804 OP 093

Lab MW 640-945 1851 0613-0804 OP Eve 10676 MTWTh 500-625 1874 RATSIRARSON 0613-0804 OP 094

Lab TTh 640-945 1851 0613-0804 OP

BIO 40 HUMANS AND THE ENVIRONMENT 30 Units identification of problems created by humansrsquo modification of their environment by focusing on ecological interactions involving the human species investigating the life processes of organisms as they relate to specific environments 3 hours (Note Formerly ECOl 10) Web 10677 ONLINE SHULDMAN 0613-0804 OP DE1 BIO 40-DE1 (CRN 10677) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

BUSINESS BUSN 1A FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 40 Units A study of accounting as an information system examining why itrsquos important and how itrsquos used by investors and creditors to make decisions includes the recording and reporting of business transactions with a focus on the accounting cycle the application of generally accepted accounting principles the classified financial statements for merchandising and service companies and statement analysis Also includes issues related to asset liability and equity valuation revenue and expense recognition cash flow internal controls and ethics (Formerly Principles of accounting 1a) Web 10667 ONLINE HATTER 0620-0728 OP DE1 BUSN 1A-DE1 (CRN 10667) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

BUSN 18 BUSINESS LAW 40 Units A study of the legal environment of business Covering laws and regulations impacting business decisions transactions introduction to the legal process Topics include sources of legal concepts and ethics criminal law torts contracts consumer financial transactions environment competition agency criminal law business organizations and judicial and administrative processes Strongly recommended bUSN 40 and ENG 1A Web 10665 ONLINE WEAVER 0620-0728 OP DE1 BUSN 18-DE1 (CRN 10665) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

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BUSN 30 BUSINESS ETHICS AND SOCIETY 30 Units A survey of the past and current behavior of business in American society Examines the ethical political and social issues confronting organizations and the organizationsrsquo responsibilities and obligations in responding to them Discusses the responsibility of business toward customers employees stockholders competitors suppliers government and the community at large Web 10666 ONLINE STOKKE 0620-0728 OP DE1 BUSN 30-DE1 (CRN 10666) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

BUSN 40 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 30 Units A multidisciplinary examination and introduction to business operations within the US and global society Provides an overview of global economic systems business formations business ethics and laws general accounting practices and financing facility location and layout production organizational structures and management functions Fundamentals of risk management marketing human resources and employee motivation are covered Demonstrates how culture society and external business environments impact a businessrsquo ability to achieve its organizational goals Strongly recommended English 1A Web 10447 ONLINE WEAVER 0620-0728 OP DE1 BUSN 40-DE1 (CRN 10447) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

BUSN 95 BUSINESS WORK EXPERIENCE 10 Units College supervised part-time or full-time employment Through the cooperation of the work supervisor students contract to accomplish new learning objectives and broaden their experiences at work 5-15 hours of employment per week Corequisite BUSN 96

Web 10712 ONLINE AYOTTE 0531-0701 OP DE1 BUSN 95-DE1 (CRN 10712) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10713 ONLINE AYOTTE 0705-0804 OP DE2 BUSN 95-DE2 (CRN 10713) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

BUSN 96 BUSINESS WK EXPERIENCE SEMINAR 10 Units Earn college credit while working Focal point for the coordination of college supervised part-time or full-time employment With an emphasis on building strong working relationships with supervisors subordinates and co-workers seminar topics include effective communication skills career exploration resume writing job interviewing and case studies Corequisite BUSN 95


CHEMISTRY CHEM 1A GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMISTRY I 50 Units introduction to atomic structure bonding stoichiometry thermochemistry gases matter and energy oxidation-reduction chemical equations liquids and solids solutions chemical energetics and equilibrium Laboratory includes both quantitative and qualitative experiments Prerequisites MATH 55 or 55B and CHEM 31 (all courses completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) The CHEM 31 prerequisite can be fulfilled by demonstrating the appropriate skill level in the Chemistry Placement Process

Day 10137 MTWTh 830-955 1826 KING-IRWIN 0613-0804 GR V01 Lab MTWTh 1005-115 1802 0613-0804 GR

Eve 10678 MTWTh 500-625 1826 CHUMA 0613-0804 OP 093 Lab MTWTh 635-945 1802 0613-0804 OP

CHEM 1B GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMISTRY II 50 Units Continuation of Chemistry 1A includes chemical energetics and equilibria solutions and ionic equilibria acid-base chemistry electrochemistry coordination chemistry kinetics nuclear chemistry organic chemistry and the chemistry of family groups of the periodic table Laboratory emphasizes quantitative techniques including instrumentation and qualitative analysis Prerequisite CHEM 1A (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)

Day 10138 MTWTh 100-225 1814 BRENNAN 0613-0804 GR V01 Lab MTWTh 235-545 1802 0613-0804 GR

CHEM 30A INTRO AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY I 40 Units Chemistry of inorganic compounds atomic theory bonding equations gas laws solutions acid-base theory and oxidation-reduction Designed to meet the requirements of certain programs in allied health and technological fields and for general education Prerequisite MATH 65 or 65B (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)

Day 10139 MTWTh 1100-1225 1816 STAFF 0613-0804 GR V01 Lab TTh 1235-345 1807 0613-0804 GR

Day 10340 MTWTh 1100-1225 1816 STAFF 0613-0804 GR V02 Lab MW 1235-345 1807 0613-0804 GR

Eve 10679 MTWTh 500-625 1816 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093 Lab MW 635-945 1807 0613-0804 OP

CHEM 31 INTRO TO COLLEGE CHEMISTRY 40 Units Elementary concepts of chemistry with emphasis on mathematical calculations includes nomenclature stoichiometry atomic structure gas laws and acids and bases Designed for majors in science and engineering Prerequisite MATH 55 or 55B (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) Day 10140 MTWTh 800-925 1816 SYMMANK 0613-0804 OP V01

Lab MW 935-1245 1805 0613-0804 OP Day 10141 MTWTh 800-925 1816 SYMMANK 0613-0804 OP V02

Lab TTh 935-1245 1805 0613-0804 OP Eve 10142 MTWTh 500-625 1871 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093

Lab MW 630-940 1805 0613-0804 OP Eve 10341 MTWTh 500-625 1871 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 094

Lab TTh 630-940 1805 0613-0804 OP

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COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS CIS 8 ESSENTIAL COMPUTING SKILLS 20 Units What everyone needs to know Fundamental computer competency course designed to develop the basic computer skills and knowledge required in todayrsquos technological world basic computer competency is no longer a nicety but rather a necessity Topics include essentials of computing hardware and software concepts the internet ethical issues and information protection Practical hands-on applications will introduce students to the fundamentals of word processing spreadsheets presentation software and email communication Use of the technology to identify gather and analyze information and for communication and understanding the legal ethical and societal implications of technology No previous experience with computers is required Day 10064 By Arr 45 HrsWk 803B HART 0620-0728 OP V01

Lab By Arr 45 HrsWk 803B 0620-0728 OP CIS 8-V01 (CRN 10064) is offered on an individualized hands-on basis Lab hours are arranged with the instructor by reporting for an orientation session in Room 803 on Monday June 20 at 600 pm or 730 pm or on Tuesday June 21 at 10 am or 12 noon A schedule of times when the instructor will be in the lab will be distributed at the orientation sessions For more information contact LaVaughn Hart at lhartlaspositascollege edu

CIS 50 INTRO TO COMPUTING INFO TECH 30 Units A comprehensive introductory to the concepts of management and information systems used in business and similar organizations Covers the role of and information how computers are used in business and other organizations to provide information Focus on information systems database management system networking e-commerce ethics and security computer system hardware and software components Students will interactively solve applied problems utilizing software productivity tools such as word processors spreadsheets databases presentation WWW and programming languages introduce the analytical written and oral communication skills necessary to communicate effectively in a business computing environment Web 10019 ONLINE FIELDS 0613-0804 OP DE1 CIS 50-DE1 (CRN 10019) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10007 ONLINE FIELDS 0613-0804 OP DE2 CIS 50-DE2 (CRN 10007) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

CIS 71 COMPUTER TYPING 10 Units individualized instruction in computer typing instruction in basic to advance skills development Day 10050 Lab By Arr 90 HrsWk 803B HART 0620-0728 OP V01 CIS 71-V01 (CRN 10050) is offered on an individualized hands-on basis Lab hours are arranged with the instructor by reporting for an orientation session in Room 803 on Monday June 20 at 600 pm or 730 pm or on Tuesday June 21 at 10 am or 12 noon A schedule of times when the instructor will be in the lab will be distributed at the orientation sessions For more information contact LaVaughn Hart at lhartlaspositascollege edu

CIS 72A DATA MANAGEMENT 10 Units individualized instruction on the theory and practice of alphabetic numeric geographic and subject filing basic principles of filing and effective records management for both paper and electronic filing systems introduction to database functions such as enter editing finding and deleting records creating queries and printing report Day 10058 Lab By Arr 90 HrsWk 803B HART 0620-0728 OP V01 CIS 72A-V01 (CRN 10058) is offered on an individualized hands-on basis Lab hours are arranged with the instructor by reporting for an orientation session in Room 803 on Monday June 20 at 600 pm or 730 pm or on Tuesday June 21 at 10 am or 12 noon A schedule of times when the instructor will be in the lab will be distributed at the orientation sessions For more information contact LaVaughn Hart at lhartlaspositascollege edu

CIS 72B SPRDSHT INTEGRATION WWD PROC 10 Units basic usage of spreadsheet software in document reporting and presentation integration of spreadsheets with Word PowerPoint and Access Strongly Recommended CiS 50 and CiS 88A Day 10059 Lab By Arr 90 HrsWk 803B HART 0620-0728 OP V01 CIS 72B-V01 (CRN 10059) is offered on an individualized hands-on basis Lab hours are arranged with the instructor by reporting for an orientation session in Room 803 on Monday June 20 at 600 pm or 730 pm or on Tuesday June 21 at 10 am or 12 noon A schedule of times when the instructor will be in the lab will be distributed at the orientation sessions For more information contact LaVaughn Hart at lhartlaspositascollege edu

CIS 73A TEN-KEY SKILL DEVELOPMENT 10 Units Skill development on the computer numeric keypad and electronic calculator including use of memory functions and data entry using spreadsheets Day 10060 Lab By Arr 90 HrsWk 803B HART 0620-0728 OP V01 CIS 73A-V01 (CRN 10060) is offered on an individualized hands-on basis Lab hours are arranged with the instructor by reporting for an orientation session in Room 803 on Monday June 20 at 600 pm or 730 pm or on Tuesday June 21 at 10 am or 12 noon A schedule of times when the instructor will be in the lab will be distributed at the orientation sessions For more information contact LaVaughn Hart at lhartlaspositascollege edu

COMPUTER SCIENCE CS 7 INTRO TO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 30 Units An introductory course in computer programming concepts and fundamental coding skills using object-oriented languages like Python Material includes problem-solving techniques design of algorithms and common programming constructs such as variables expressions inputoutput decision-making loops and arrays Web 10562 TTh 1200-330 2414 KOMANETSKY 0620-0728 OP HY1

ONLINEHYBRID 0620-0728 OP CS 7-HY1 (CRN 10562) is a hybrid course Students will meet on campus Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12-330 pm in Room 2414 The remainder of the course will be completed online For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

SUM

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EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT ECD 56 CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT 30 Units A study of the major physical psychosocial and cognitive language development milestones for children both typical and atypical from conception through adolescence There will be an emphasis on interactions between maturational processes and environmental factors While studying developmental theory and investigative research methodologies students will observe children evaluate individual differences and analyze characteristics of development at various stages Web 10657 ONLINEHYBRID KWONG 0613-0804 OP HD1 ECD 56-HD1 (CRN 10657) is a hybrid course All class meetings will be online except on the following dates June 13 and August 3 (FINAL) when students meet on campus from 600-800 pm in room 2306 For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

ECONOMICS ECON 1 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS 30 Units Economic analysis of market systems price theory including supply and demand analysis marginal utility elasticity cost and revenue concepts perfect and imperfect competition international trade theory pricing of the factors of production poverty and income inequalities Strongly recommended English 1A eligibility Prerequisite MATH 54 or 55 or 55B or 55L or 55Y (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the mathematics assessment process Day 10531 TWTh 900-1150 105 SHAHBAZI 0620-0728 OP V01 Web 10066 ONLINE WEBSTER 0613-0804 OP DE1 ECON 1-DE1 (CRN 10066) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10448 ONLINE WEBSTER 0613-0804 OP DE2 ECON 1-DE2 (CRN 10448) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

ECON 2 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS 30 Units Economic analysis of the theory of income determination including national income analysis business cycles the consumption function the multiplier fiscal policy monetary policy money and banking the public debt economic growth and development comparative economic systems and international trade Strongly recommended ENG 1A Prerequisite MATH 54 or 55 or 55B or 55L or 55Y (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the mathematics assessment process Web 10052 ONLINE WEBSTER 0613-0804 OP DE1 ECON 2-DE1 (CRN 10052) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10146 ONLINE WEBSTER 0613-0804 OP DE2 ECON 2-DE2 (CRN 10146) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES EMS 61 EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER 30 Units Development of knowledge and skills necessary for recognizing and caring for emergency situations including cardiopulmonary resuscitation prevention of disease transmission and automated external defibrillation Designed for first responders in an

emergency Day 10103 TTh 1000-1250 2201 ADKINS 0620-0728 GR V01

Lab TTh 100-520 2206 0620-0728 GR

Students will be assessed a $7 fee at registration for the ldquoCPR for Healthcare Providerrdquo certification card from the American Heart Association and the ldquoEmergency Medical Responderrdquo (60 hr) Certification completion card from the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS) Issued upon the successful completion of the course

ENGLISH ENG 1A CRITICAL READING AND COMP 30 Units integrated approach to reading writing and critical thinking intended to develop ability to read and write complex college-level prose Examination of ideas in relation to individualrsquos world view and contexts from which these ideas arise Some research required integrated approach to reading writing and critical thinking intended to develop ability to read and write complex college-level prose Prerequisite ENG 104 or 105 with a ldquoPassrdquo ESL 25 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) equivalent course or appropriate skill level demonstrated through the English assessment process also acceptable Day 10025 MW 800-1215 2450 COLE 0620-0728 GR V01

Lab MW 1230-145 2414 0620-0728 GR Day 10068 MTWTh 800-1005 2490 STAFF 0620-0728 GR V02

Lab MW 1015-1135 2412 0620-0728 GR Day 10045 TTh 800-1215 2450 ELLINGSWORT 0620-0728 GR V03

Lab TTh 1225-140 2412 0620-0728 GR Eve 10039 MW 600-1015 2470 ROBINSON 0620-0728 GR HY1

ONLINEHYBRID 0620-0728 GR ENG 1A-HY1 (CRN 10039) is a hybrid course Students will meet on campus on Mondays amp Wednesdays from 600-1015 pm in room 2490 The remainder of the class will be conducted online For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

Eve 10024 TTh 600-1015 2470 ROBINSON 0620-0728 GR HY2 ONLINEHYBRID 0620-0728 GR

ENG 1A-HY2 (CRN 10024) is a hybrid course Students will meet on campus Tuesdays amp Thursdays from 600-1015pm in room 2470 The remainder of the course will be conducted online For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to http wwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10028 ONLINE STEVENS 0613-0804 GR DE1 ENG 1A-DE1 (CRN 10028) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10684 ONLINE STEVENS 0613-0804 OP DE2 ENG 1A-DE2 (CRN 10684) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10685 ONLINE MCMICHAEL 0613-0804 OP DE3 ENG 1A-DE3 (CRN 10685) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

ENG 4 CRITICAL THINKINGWRITING LIT 30 Units Develops critical thinking reading and writing skills as they apply to the analysis of fiction poetry and drama literary criticism and related non-fiction from diverse cultural sources and perspectives Emphasis on the techniques and principles of effective written argument as they apply to literature Some research required Prerequisite ENG 1A (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)

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Day 10631 TTh 800-1215 2204 SMIGELSKI 0620-0728 OP V01 Day 10449 MW 800-1215 103 MC CANN 0620-0728 GR V02 Eve 10026 MW 600-1015 2460 DURAN 0620-0728 GR 093 Web 10450 ONLINE HANSEN 0620-0728 OP DE1 ENG 4-DE1 (CRN 10450) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10686 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 OP DE2 ENG 4-DE2 (CRN 10686) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

ENG 7 CRITICAL THINKINGWRITING 30 Units Develops critical thinking reading and writing skills as they apply to the textual analysis of primary and secondary book-length works from a range of academic and cultural contexts Emphasis on the techniques and principles of effective written argument in research-based writing across disciplines Prerequisite ENG 1A (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)

Day 10027 MTWTh 800-1005 4213 STAFF 0620-0728 GR V01 Day 10451 TTh 800-1215 103 CHIOLIS 0620-0728 GR V02 Eve 10116 TTh 600-1015 104 CHIOLIS 0620-0728 GR 093 Web 10452 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 GR DE1 ENG 7-DE1 (CRN 10452) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

ENG 11 INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING 30 Units introduction to elements and craft of various genres of creative writing including narrative verse and dialogue using materials drawn from individualrsquos own work and selected texts from established and peer writers Practice in writing in various genres introduction to workshop method 3 hours Strongly recommended ENG 1A (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093

ENG 45 STUDIES IN FICTION 30 Units Form development and cultural insights of the novel and short story exploration of particular themes or periods as reflected in works of fiction Prerequisite ENG 1A (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)

Day 10688 MTWTh 800-1025 802 STAFF 0705-0804 OP V01

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE ESL 133 BEGINNING ORAL COMMUNICATION 20 Units This is a beginning oral communication course This course will enable students to use linguistic forms accurately meaningfully and appropriately emphasizing conversational skills listening and speaking in small groups using new grammar structures learning new words and expressions comprehending and using idiomatic expressions Strongly recommended Appropriate skill level demonstrated through the ESL assessment process Day 10756 MTWTh 900-1015 505 STAFF 0613-0804 OP V01

Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP

GEOGRAPHY GEOG 1 INTRO TO PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY 30 Units This course is a spatial study of the Earthrsquos dynamic physical system and processes Topics include Earth-sun geometry weather climate water landforms soil and the biosphere with emphasis on spatial characteristics change over time

interactions between environmental components and human-environment interactions Tools of geographic inquiry are also briefly covered they include maps remote sensing Geographic information Systems (GiS) and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) Web 10049 ONLINE ORF 0620-0728 GR DE1 GEOG 1-DE1 (CRN 10049) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10150 ONLINE ORF 0620-0728 GR DE2 GEOG 1-DE2 (CRN 10150) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10525 ONLINE ORF 0620-0728 OP DE3 GEOG 1-DE3 (CRN 10525) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

GEOLOGY GEOL 7 ENVI GEOLRESCUSE IMPACTPOLL 30 Units Understanding how and where Earthrsquos environmental resources are created and located and then studying how the resources are accessed and utilized Topics include rock and mineral resources energy resources (including fossil fuel and non-fossil fuel resources) water (including rivers reservoirs groundwater etc) waste disposal (including water and air pollution) global climate changes (including the greenhouse effect) etc Web 10680 ONLINE LACHAPELLE 0620-0728 OP DE1 GEOL 7-DE1 (CRN 10680) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

GEOL 12 INTRODUCTION TO OCEANOGRAPHY 30 Units introduction to the oceans the history of oceanic science instrumentation and exploration marine geology including plate tectonics and shoreline processes physical and chemical properties of sea water causes and effects of currents tides and waves introduction to the basic types of marine life the basic marine habitats and ecosystems distribution of marine resources and the Law of the Sea Web 10270 ONLINE HANNA 0620-0728 OP DE1 GEOL 12-DE1 (CRN 10270) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10526 ONLINE HANNA 0620-0728 OP DE2 GEOL 12-DE2 (CRN 10526) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

HEALTH HLTH 1 INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH 30 Units Physiological psychological and social perspectives of health Emphasis on knowledge attitudes and behaviors that will contribute to a healthy individual Day 10004 MTWTh 1030-1235 PE212 BROWN 0620-0728 OP V02 Eve 10048 TTh 530-940 PE212 CRAIGHEAD 0620-0728 OP 093 Web 10313 ONLINE NAVARRO 0620-0728 OP DE1 HLTH 1-DE1 (CRN 10313) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

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HISTORY HIST 1 WESTERN CIVILIZATION TO 1600 30 Units Origin and development of civilization in the Mediterranean and its expansion into Europe-the Near East Greece Rome and the Middle Ages Renaissance and the Reformation CAN HiST 2 Web 10720 ONLINE RUTKOWSKI 0705-0804 OP DE1 HIST 1-DE1 (CRN 10720) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

HIST 2 WESTERN CIVILZATION SINCE 1600 30 Units History of the Modern Western World Romanticism and the industrial Revolution to the present Web 10527 ONLINE GOUVEIA 0620-0728 OP DE1 HIST 2-DE1 (CRN 10527) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

HIST 7 US HISTORY THROUGH RECONSTRUCT 30 Units A survey of United States history from its pre-colonial indigenous origins through the end of Reconstruction Emphasis on (1) distinctively American patterns of political economic social intellectual and geographic developments (2) the interaction amongst and the experiences of diverse racial ethnic and socioeconomic groups in American History and (3) the evolution of American institutions and ideals including the US Constitution representative democratic government the framework of California state and local government and the relationship between statelocal government and the federal government Day 10035 MTWTh 800-1005 2420 MC ELDERRY 0620-0728 GR V01 Eve 10528 TTh 630-945 2420 RUTKOWSKY 0613-0804 GR 093 Eve 10721 MTWTh 400-620 2420 CARTER 0531-0701 GR 094 Web 10005 ONLINE MCCOY 0620-0728 GR DE1 HIST 7-DE1 (CRN 10005) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

HIST 8 US HISTORY POST-RECONSTRUCT 30 Units History of the United States from the post-Civil War period to the present Emphasis on distinctively American patterns of political economic social intellectual and geographic developments Day 10036 MTWTh 1030-1235 2420 MC ELDERRY 0620-0728 GR V01 Eve 10067 MW 630-945 2420 CARTER 0613-0804 GR 093 Eve 10722 MTWTh 400-620 2490 HIGDON 0531-0701 GR 094 Web 10047 ONLINE MCCOY 0531-0701 GR DE1 HIST 8-DE1 (CRN 10047) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

HUMANITIES HUMN 10 THE AMERICAN STYLE 30 Units Humanities in the United States Major works of literature painting sculpture architecture film music philosophy science religion and political and social institutions Particular attention to values and meanings that reflect the American cultural experience Day 10529 MW 100-400 2450 CHIOLIS 0613-0804 OP V01 Web 10092 ONLINE BODNAR 0620-0728 OP DE1 HUMN 10-DE1 (CRN 10092) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to http wwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

HUMN 28 THE CLASSIC MYTHS 30 Units introduction to mythic themes recurring in literature the visual arts and music gods humans heroes their origins variations historical development and full expression in classical times and continued presence in the arts Web 10723 ONLINE FAIRWEATHER 0620-0728 OP DE1 HUMN 28-DE1 (CRN ) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

INTERNSHIP INTN 1 INTERNSHIP SEMINAR 10 Units Taken in conjunction with internship Field Placement this seminar examines issues related to work and professional development in the studentsrsquo chosen course of study (major) The seminar provides the context to reflect on concrete experiences at the internship site and link these experiences to previously acquired discipline specific classroom based knowledge Corequisite INTN 2

Day 10592 By Arr 22 HrsWk tba GRAVINO 0613-0804 GR V01

INTN 2 INTERNSHIP FIELD PLACEMENT 10 Units Taken in conjunction with the internship Seminar the field placement is supervised employment for students who work in a job that is related to their chosen course of study The placement allows for the application of discipline specific knowledge skills and abilities gained in the classroom Units earned are based on hours worked during the semester Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY KIN 30 INTRODUCTION TO KINESIOLOGY 30 Units This class is designed to introduce the student to kinesiology - the science of human movement (and of humans moving) Concepts in the various subfields of kinesiology are examined and career opportunities in the field of kinesiology are explored Due to the interdisciplinary nature of kinesiology the field will be covered from a humanities social science and life science perspective Day 10689 MTWTh 100-305 PE212 CRAIGHEAD 0620-0728 OP V01

KIN 31D OFF SEAS INTERCOL MENS BSKTBL 10 Units

Students will practice the skills of passing dribbling shooting cutting screening and defensive fundamentals that are necessary for competitive basketball play Students will learn the governing rules of basketball learn the appropriate terminology used in basketball and the safety procedures related to the game Day 10279 MTW 100-250 PE101 GIACOMMAZI 0620-0728 GR V01

MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR

KIN 38A PRESEASON INTER MENS SOCCER 10 Units

Students will work on advanced skills of soccer such as kicking passing trapping heading and physical conditioning which are needed for controlled outdoor higher levels of soccer play discuss and employ basic offensive and defensive strategies and tactics use and apply the rules governing outdoor soccer play Day 10274 MTWTh 130-345 SYNTH STAFF 0613-0805 GR V01

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2016




KIN 41D OFF SEA INTERCOL WOMENS BSKBL 10 Units

Students will practice the skills of dribbling passing shooting and defense necessary for competitive basketball play put into practice the governing rules of basketball learn about the appropriate terminology used in basketball and the safety procedures related to the game Day 10466 TWTh 200-250 PE202 STAFF 0620-0728 OP V01

TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP

KIN 48A PRESEA INTERCOL WOMENS SOCCER 10 Units

Students will practice the skills of kicking passing trapping and heading necessary for controlled outdoor defensive strategies and tactics put into practice the rules governing outdoor soccer play Day 10273 MTWTh 1030-130 SYNTH SAPSFORD 0613-0805 GR V01

KIN FC FITNESS CENTER 05 Units

Students will be presented instruction on how to develop and maintain the components of fitness muscular strength muscular endurance cardiovascular endurance flexibility and body composition Students will learn how to design an individualized exercise program based on sound training principles and personal goals Day 10691 By Arr 45 HrsWk PE202 STAEDEL 0620-0728 OP V01 Day 10692 By Arr 45 HrsWk PE202 KARTER 0620-0728 OP V02 Day 10693 By Arr 45 HrsWk PE202 FAIX 0620-0728 OP V03

KIN FSC FIRE SERVICE CONDAGILITY DEV 10 Units This course is an introduction to the components of physical fitness development and conditioning with an emphasis in preparing students for the physical agility performance and testing standards required of Emergency First Responder Candidates entering into Police of Fire Academies Students will be presented instruction on proper warm-up and stretching techniques how to maintfain and develop the components of fitness through increased muscular strength and muscular endurance cardiovascular endurance and recovery and increased flexibility and balance Students will be introduced to Circuit Training and will also receive skills instruction on various testing parameters of the Nationally approved and recognized Certified Physical Agility Test (CPAT) Students will additionally receive instruction on various Tools of the Trade (ie Ladders Fire Hose SCbA) for developing proper skills in handling lifting and carrying techniques as well as developing cardio-respiratory control and aerobic conditioning while wearing a Self-Contained breathing Apparatus (SCbA) under conditions of physical exertion Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093

KIN GF1 GOLF 1 10 Units This is an introductory course to the sport of golf The course will include the rules regulations and etiquette of golf the fundamental swing skills for the long and short game and appropriate club selection beg-intermediate and intermediate players can benefit from the basic instruction to improve their skill set through the art of practice on the range The course will be offered at a local golf range and student will be charged a minimal fee for bucket of balls to be used

KIN PF PERSONAL FITNESS 10 Units An independent self-paced personal activity program planned and implemented in conjunction with student goals based on goals and results of a fitness assessment and health risk appraisal an individualized program is developed through personal counseling Programs can include a physical assessment profile a health risk appraisal an individualized exerciseactivity program nutrition counseling healthwellness education and behavior modification The student is required to meet with the instructor on campus at the beginning and end of the semester This is a hybrid class in which the students are assessed and there is a lecture component in the beginning of the class At the end of the term the students will be reassessed and there will be individual instruction handouts and another face-to-face lecture Web 10696 ONLINEHYRID NAVARRO 0620-0728 OP HD1 KIN PF-HD1 (CRN 10696) is a hybrid course All meetings will be online EXCEPT on the following dates when students will meet on campus in Room PE 104 for a pre-assessment and orientation either Monday June 20 from 530-630pm or Wednesday June 22 from 530-630pm Post-fitness assessment will be held on campus Monday July 25 from 530shy630pm in Room PE 104 Students must log into Blackboard on Monday June 20 for directions and to check in with the instructor online For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

KIN SWF3 SWIMMING FOR FITNESS 3 05 Units This is an intermediate level swim fitness course with an emphasis in middle distance training This course will teach the student about the different aspects of middle distance training for freestyle as they relate to specific race distances 200 400 and 500 instruction will also focus on the 200 amp 400 individual Medley and the 200rsquos of the strokes (backstroke breaststroke and butterfly) Day 10278 TWTh 100-215 POOL2 CRAIGHEAD 0620-0728 OP V01

KIN SWF4 SWIMMING FOR FITNESS 4 05 Units This is an intermediate level swim fitness course with an emphasis in distance training This course will teach the student about the different aspects of distance training for freestyle as they relate to specific race distances 8001500 meters and 10001650 yards instruction will also include an introduction to open water swimming techniques and strategies Day 10560 TWTh 100-215 POOL2 CRAIGHEAD 0620-0728 OP V01

KIN WP1 WATER POLO 1 10 Units This course is an introduction to the sport of Water Polo instruction will include individual skills relating to the play of water polo instruction will also include rules regulations and basic team play Strongly recommended kiN SW2 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or better) Eve 10636 TTh 700-1000 POOL2 ARROYO 0620-0728 OP 093

KIN WP2 WATER POLO 2 10 Units This is an intermediate course designed to give the student the opportunity to learn and enhance personal and team skills relating to the game of Water Polo instruction will focus on advancing individual skills team strategies and an appreciation for competition Eve 10637 TTh 700-1000 POOL2 ARROYO 0613-0811 OP 093

Eve 10697 TTh 500-820 tba SAPSFORD 0620-0728 OP 093 KIN GF1-093 meets at the Tri-Valley Golf Center (1780 Friesman Road Livermore CA)

Students enrolled in Golf will be assessed an additional fee of $50 $100 or $200 for bucket of ball choices payable to the facility at the first class meeting

RemindeR All registration notices Financial Aid and general College information will be sent to your

ldquoZoNEmail Accountrdquo Check it regularly

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KIN WP3 WATER POLO 3 10 Units This course is designed to give students the opportunity to learn and apply specific conditioning skills relating to the game of Water Polo instruction will focus on speed quickness strength and cardiovascular conditioning in the pool as they relate to the play of Water Polo Concepts of dryland training and periodization will be discussed Eve 10690 Lab TTh 700-1000 ARROYO STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093

KIN YO1 YOGA 1 05 Units This is an introductory course exploring the principles of Hatha yoga and how they apply to achieving lifetime fitness Emphasis is on developing awareness of body alignment balance and flexibility through a series of exercises and poses breathing exercises relaxation and meditation techniques are learned and practiced throughout the course Day 10635 MW 1030-1235 PE213 WILSON 0620-0728 OP V01 Eve 10633 TTh 530-735 PE213 MANNING 0620-0728 OP 093

KIN YO2 YOGA 2 05 Units This is an intermediate Hatha yoga course that emphasizes intense stretching balancing and building of muscular strength A series of poses and breathing techniques will be practiced in order to create a more strenuous yoga experience Emphasis will be on the principles of healthy living along with proper posture relaxation and meditation techniques Day 10312 MW 1030-1235 PE213 WILSON 0620-0728 OP V01 Eve 10277 TTh 530-735 PE213 MANNING 0620-0728 OP 093

KIN YOATH YOGA FOR ATHLETES-SPORTS COND 05 Units Designed to prepare potential and current athletes for intercollegiate competition Presents a combination of strength flexibility and balance control combined with breathing techniques to increase focus and mind-body awareness for athletic competition Day 10694 MW 1030-1235 PE213 WILSON 0620-0728 OP V01 Eve 10695 TTh 530-735 PE213 MANNING 0620-0728 OP 093

MASS COMMUNICATIONS MSCM 5 INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATIONS 30 Units Survey of mass communication and the interrelationships of media with society including history structure and trends in a digital age Discussion of theories and effects economics technology law and ethics global media media literacy and social issues including gender and cultural diversity Strongly recommended Eligibility for ENG 1A Eve 10530 TTh 600-1050 2460 THOMPSON 0705-0804 OP 093

MSCM 31 INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA 30 Units A survey of radio television film and multimedia and their impact on culture and society includes economics technological development programming ratings legal aspects and social control of broadcasting in America and cross-cultural international comparisons Strongly recommended Eligibility for ENG 1A Web 10730 ONLINE KORBER 0531-0701 OP DE1 MSCM 31-DE1 (CRN 10730) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to http wwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

MATH MATH 1 CALCULUS I 50 Units An introduction to single-variable differential and integral calculus including functions limits and continuity techniques and applications of differentiation and integration differentiation and integration of trigonometric exponential and logarithmic functions the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus areas and volumes of solids of revolution Prerequisite MATH 20 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics assessment process

MATH 1 includes an introduction to integration and its application to areas and volumes Any student enrolling in this course should be aware that the content may differ from a similar course taught at other schools If you are not an LPC student check with the Mathematics Department at your school to be sure this course is similar to the one taught there This LPC calculus course is taught with late transcendentals

A TI-84 or TI-83 calculator or internet-based software may be required for some sections of this course There may be a fee associated with these materials Consult with the instructor or bookstore before registering for this course Students must complete their TBA lab hour requirement and work on TBA lab hour assignments at the scheduled time

Day 10015 MW 1130-135 2460 LAVENDER 0613-0804 GR V01 Lab MW 145-235 2460 0613-0804 GR

TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR

MATH 2 CALCULUS II 50 Units Continuation of single-variable differential and integral calculus Topics covered include inverse and hyperbolic functions techniques of integration parametric equations polar coordinates sequences series power series and Taylor series introduction to Cartesian coordinates in three dimensions and operations with vectors Primarily for mathematics physical science and engineering majors Prerequisite MATH 1 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics placement process

It is expected that any student enrolling in Math 2 has had a Calculus I course which included an introduction to integration and its application to areas and volumes This LPC course is taught with late transcendentals

A TI-84 or TI-83 calculator or internet-based software may be required for some sections of this course There may be a fee associated with these materials Consult with the instructor or bookstore before registering for this course There is a required TBA (to be arranged) lab hour attached to this course Students must complete their TBA lab hour requirement and work on TBA lab hour assignments at the scheduled time

Day 10269 MW 1130-135 1872 POWERS 0613-0804 GR V01 TTh 1130-235 1872 0613-0804 GR

Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR

MATH 20 PRE-CALCULUS MATHEMATICS 50 Units Rational and polynomial functions with emphasis on logical development and graphing Solution of polynomial equations and inequalities graphing conic sections mathematical induction binomial theorem strengthening of skills in working with exponential logarithmic and trigonometric functions equations graphs and applications Prerequisite MATH 38 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics assessment process

A TI-84 or TI-83 calculator may be required Consult with the instructor

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or bookstore before registering for this course There is a required lab hour attached to this course Students must complete their TBA lab hour requirement and work on TBA lab hour assignments at the scheduled time

Day 10013 MW 1130-135 1873 EDWARDS 0613-0804 GR V01 Lab MW 145-235 1873 0613-0804 GR

TTh 1130-235 1873 0613-0804 GR Day 10735 MW 800-1005 507 EDWARDS 0613-0804 OP V02

TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP

MATH 34 CALC FOR BUS AND SOC SCIENCES 50 Units Functions and their graphs limits of functions differential and integral calculus of algebraic exponential and logarithmic functions Applications in business economics and social sciences and use of graphing calculators Partial derivatives and the method of Lagrange multipliers Prerequisite MATH 55 or 55B or 55Y (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics Assessment process

Day 10567 MW 900-1105 102 NELSON 0613-0804 OP V01 Lab MW 1115-1205 102 0613-0804 OP

TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP

MATH 38 TRIGONOMETRY WITH GEOMETRY 50 Units Plane trigonometry with topics from plane geometry Geometry includes properties of polygons parallel and perpendicular lines congruence and similarity area volumes and surface area Trigonometry includes definitions of the trigonometric functions graphs of the trigonometric functions trigonometric equations and inverse trigonometric functions identities polar coordinates and complex numbers Applications involving right triangles law of sines and law of cosines May not receive credit if Mathematics 36 or 36y have been completed Prerequisite MATH 55 or 55B (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics Assessment process

A TI-84 or TI-83 calculator or internet-based software may be required for some sections of this course There may be fee associated with these materials Consult with the instructor or bookstore before registering for this courseThere is a required lab hour attached to this course Students must complete their TBA lab hour requirement and work on TBA lab hour assignments at the scheduled time

Day 10768 MW 1130-135 2480 MOHEBI 0613-0804 OP V01 Lab MW 145-235 2480 0613-0804 OP

TTh 1130-235 2480 0613-0804 OP Day 10769 MW 800-1005 2460 ANDERSON 0613-0804 OP V02

Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP

Eve 10770 MW 630-835 1873 WARDAK 0613-0804 OP 093 Lab MW 845-935 1873 0613-0804 OP

TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP

For Math Prerequisite

chart see page 75

MATH 40 STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY 40 Units Descriptive statistics including measures of central tendency dispersion and position elements of probability confidence intervals hypothesis tests two-population comparisons correlation and regression goodness of fit analysis of variance applications in various fields introduction to the use of a computer software package to complete both descriptive and inferential statistics problems Prerequisites MATH 55B or MATH 55 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)

A TI-84 or TI-83 calculator or internet-based software may be required for some sections of this course There may be fee associated with these materials Consult with the instructor or bookstore before registering for this course There is a required lab hour attached to this course Students must complete their TBA lab hour requirement and work on TBA lab hour assignments at the scheduled time

Day 10344 MTWTh 900-1115 2416 DAUBENMIRE 0613-0804 OP V01 Lab MW 1125-1215 2416 0613-0804 OP

Day 10458 MTWTh 1230-245 2416 DAUBENMIRE 0613-0804 OP V02 Lab TTh 1130-1220 2416 0613-0804 OP

Day 10459 MTWTh 300-515 2416 BHAGI 0613-0804 OP V03 Lab MTh 525-615 2416 0613-0804 OP

Eve 10460 MTWTh 630-845 2416 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093 Lab MWTh 855-945 2416 0613-0804 OP

Web 10461 ONLINEHYBRID AUGUST 0613-0804 OP HD1 MATH 40-HD1 (CRN 10461) is a hybrid course All class meetings will be online except on the following dates when students will be required to meet on campus in room 607 from 300-430pm June 13 June 23 July 7 and August 4 For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwwwlaspositascollegeedu onlinelearning

MATH 55 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA 50 Units intermediate algebra concepts including An introduction to functions linear and absolute value functions absolute value equations and inequalities compound linear inequalities systems of linear equations in three variables and matrix solutions rational expressions functions and equations radical expressions functions and equations rational exponents complex numbers quadratic functions and equations inverse of a function exponential and logarithmic functions properties of logarithms exponential and logarithmic equations conic sections and systems of non-linear equations and inequalities Multiple representations applications and modeling with functions are emphasized throughout Prerequisite MATH 65 or 65B (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics assessment process May not receive credit if MATH 55B has been completed

A TI-84 or TI-83 calculator or internet-based software may be required for some sections of this course There may be a fee associated with these materials Consult with the instructor or bookstore before registering for this courseThere is a required lab hour attached to this course Students must complete their TBA lab hour requirement and work on TBA lab hour assignments at the scheduled time

Day 10038 MW 800-1005 2480 MAITI 0613-0804 OP V01 TTh 800-1105 2480 0613-0804 OP

Lab MW 1015-1105 2480 0613-0804 OP Day 10345 MTWTh 300-530 2480 JAMASBI 0613-0804 OP V02

Lab TTh 530-620 2480 0613-0804 OP Eve 10011 MW 630-835 2450 MAITI 0613-0804 OP 093

Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP

Web 10143 ONLINEHYBRID BLUMENFELD 0613-0804 OP HD1 MATH 55-HD1 (CRN 10143) is a hybrid course All class meetings will be online except on the following dates when students will be required

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to meet on campus in Room 1871 from 1230-245pm on the following Mondays Jun13 (Orientation) Jun 27 (Exam 1) Jul 11 (Exam 2) Jul 25 (Exam 3) and on Thursday Aug 4 from 1230-220pm (Final Exam) For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

MATH 55A INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA A 25 Units Concepts covered in the first half of Mathematics 55 intermediate Algebra including An introduction to functions linear and absolute value functions absolute value equations and inequalities compound linear inequalities rational expressions functions and equations radical expressions functions and equations rational exponents and complex numbers Multiple representations applications and modeling with functions are emphasized throughout Prerequisite MATH 65 or 65B (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics assessment process May not receive credit if MATH 55 has been completed

MATH 55A-X01 amp X94 are taught in the MATH X PROGRAM A self-paced guided independent learning program Students registering for this section are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website httpwww laspositascollegeedumathindexphp

Students registering for Math 55A are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website http wwwlaspositascollegeedumathindexphp

Day 10462 MW 930-1105 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X01 TTh 930-1020 607 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1030-1120 607 0613-0804 OP Eve 10475 MW 630-805 607 HOANG 0613-0804 OP X94

TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

MATH 55B INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA B 25 Units Concepts covered in the second half of Mathematics 55 intermediate Algebra including systems of linear equations in three variables and matrix solutions inverse of a function exponential and logarithmic functions properties of logarithms exponential and logarithmic equations conic sections systems on non-linear equations and inequalities Multiple representations applications and modeling with functions are emphasized throughout Prerequisite MATH 55A (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) May not receive credit if MATH 55 has been completed

MATH 55B-X01 amp X94 are taught in the MATH X PROGRAM A self-paced guided independent learning program Students registering for this section are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website httpwww laspositascollegeedumathindexphp

Students registering for MATH 55B are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website httpwwwlaspositascollegeedumathindexphp



TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

MATH 65 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA 50 Units Elementary algebra concepts including real numbers and their properties algebraic expressions integer exponents operations with polynomial expressions linear and quadratic equations linear inequalities and set notation graphs of linear equations and inequalities slope systems of linear equations and inequalities and an introduction to rational expressions and modeling with linear and quadratic equations Prerequisite MATH 107 or 107B (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics assessment process May not receive credit if MATH 65B has been completed


Day 10149 MW 1130-235 1874 BATRA 0613-0804 OP V01 TTh 1130-135 1874 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 145-235 1874 0613-0804 OP Eve 10021 MW 630-835 2490 DEMANGE 0613-0804 OP 093

Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP

Web 10091 ONLINEHYBRID AUGUST 0613-0804 OP HD1 MATH 65-HD1 (CRN 10091) is a hybrid courseAll class meetings will be online except on the following dates in room 607 from 115-245pm June 13 June 23 July 7 July 21 and August 4 For hybriddistance education sections the TBA lab hour may be completed online or in the classroom (check with Instructor) For more information see section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

MATH 65A ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA A 25 Units Concepts covered in the first half of Math 65 Elementary Algebra including real numbers and their properties algebraic expressions linear equations linear inequalities and set notation graphs of linear equations and inequalities in two variables slope systems of linear equations and inequalities and an introduction to modeling with linear equations This course is designed for those with no previous algebra background Prerequisite MATH 106 or 107 or 107Y (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics assessment process May not receive credit if Mathematics 65 or 65X have been completed





TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

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MATH 65B ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA B 25 Units Concepts covered in the second half of Mathematics 65 Elementary Algebra including integer exponents operations with polynomial expressions factoring techniques quadratic equations and modeling with quadratic equations and an introduction to rational expressions Prerequisite MATH 65A or 65X (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) May not receive credit if MATH 65 or 65Y have been completed


Students registering for Math 65B are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website http wwwlaspositascollegeedumathindexphp



TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

MATH 71A APPLIED MATH FOR TECHNICIANS A 15 Units This course provides a survey of mathematical techniques used in the technical trades including Arithmetic both by-hand and with calculator ratios rates and proportions metric and US systems of measurement There is an emphasis on practical applications related to a variety of technical fields throughout



Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02 Eve 10473 MW 500-620 607 BELAUSTEGUI 0613-0804 OP X93

MATH 71B APPLIED MATH FOR TECHS B 15 Units This course provides a survey of mathematical techniques used in the technical trades including an introduction to linear equations scientific notation plane and solid geometry and triangle trigonometry There is an emphasis on practical applications related to a variety of technical fields throughout Prerequisite MATH 71A or 71X (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) May not receive credit if MATH 71 or 71Y or INDT 74 have been completed


Students registering for Math 71B are required to purchase and use the

internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website http wwwlaspositascollegeedumathindexphp


MATH 107A PRE-ALGEBRA A 20 Units This course is intended to serve as a bridge between arithmetic and Elementary Algebra it includes a review of concepts covered in the first half of MATH 107 Pre-Algebra including review of arithmetic operations involving signed integers fractions variables and variable expressions and simple linear equations


Students registering for Math 107A are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website httpwwwlaspositascollegeedumathindexphp

Day 10467 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02 Lab TTh 1140-100 607 0613-0804 OP

Eve 10471 MW 500-620 607 BELAUSTEGUI 0613-0804 OP X93 Lab TTh 500-620 607 0613-0804 OP

MATH 107B PRE-ALGEBRA B 20 Units This course is intended to serve as a bridge between arithmetic and Elementary Algebra it includes a review of concepts covered in the second half of Mathematics 107 Pre-Algebra including decimals graphs of simple linear equations percent and proportion introduction to statistics geometry and measurement and application problems Prerequisite MATH 107A or 107X (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) May not receive credit if MATH 107 or 107Y has been completed


Students registering for Math 107B are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website httpwwwlaspositascollegeedumathindexphp



25

LPC mobiLe aPP avaiLabLe Please download the New Ellucian Go ldquoFreerdquo Mobile App at httpwwwclpccdorgtechLuminisellucian_go_webpdf

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-ldquo rdquo

ldquo rdquoldquo rdquo

MUSIC PHILOSOPHY MUS 1 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC 30 Units Music for enjoyment and understanding through informed listening analysis evaluation and discernment of musical elements forms and repertoire Attendance at concerts and listening to a variety of music may be required Day 10154 MTWTh 1030-1235 4127 ZIMMERMAN 0620-0728 OP V01

MUS 4 JAZZ IN AMERICAN CULTURE 30 Units History trends and influences of the phenomenon of jazz through integration of the cultures of (but not limited to) African-American European-American and the Latin-American communities Required listening reading and concert attendance will guide the student to value jazz as a form of self-expression and improve the ability to listen and understand the various eras in jazz from pre-Dixieland to present day Day 10453 MTWTh 1030-1235 104 DEVINE 0620-0728 OP V01

MUS 5 AMERICAN CULTURES IN MUSIC 30 Units Music in twentieth century United States through the study of contributions of three selected groups from the following African-Americans Latin-Americans Asian-Americans European-Americans and Native Americans Emphasis on understanding diverse styles and on integrating these styles into American music Concert religious and folk-pop music will be included

For another American Cultures option see MUS 4

Day 10280 MTWTh 800-1025 4127 ZIMMERMAN 0531-0701 OP V01 Web 10533 ONLINE MARSCHAK 0705-0804 OP DE1 MUS 5-DE1 (CRN 10533) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10534 ONLINE MARSCHAK 0705-0804 OP DE2 MUS 5-DE2 (CRN 10534) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

NUTRITION NUTR 1 THE SCIENCE OF NUTRITION 30 Units The science of nutrition including the nutrients their functions sources and recommended intakes Nutritional assessment and the role of nutrition in the maintenance of health For students majoring in the science andor health fields Strongly Recommended CHEM 30A and MATH 65 Web 10346 ONLINE POLOKOFF 0620-0728 OP DE1 NUTR 1-DE1 (CRN 10346) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10457 ONLINE POLOKOFF 0620-0728 OP DE2 NUTR 1-DE2 (CRN 10457) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10314 ONLINE FRIED 0620-0728 OP DE3 NUTR 1-DE3 (CRN 10314) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

PHIL 1 GOD NATURE HUMAN NATURE 30 Units An exploration of the nature and range of philosophical inquiry in relation to everyday problems of humans as individuals as citizens as existing in nature and as creators of works of the arts and of the spirit Analysis of primary philosophical documents that concentrate on these broad areas of human concerns introduction to Philosophy by the Philosophersrsquo own works their methods of procedure and inquiry Web 10053 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 GR DE1 PHIL 1-DE1 (CRN 10053) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10311 ONLINE FAIRWEATHER 0620-0728 OP DE2 PHIL 1-DE2 (CRN 10311) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10724 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 OP DE3 PHIL 1-DE3 (CRN 10724) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

PHIL 2 ETHICS 30 Units This course covers the concepts of morality values and influential ethical theories Students taking this course will be required to use philosophical methods to evaluate these theories for themselves and show how these theories can apply to everyday ethical questions Eve 10054 MW 600-905 2204 HERGERT 0620-0728 GR 093 Eve 10725 TTh 600-905 2204 HERGERT 0620-0728 OP 094

PHYSICAL EDUCATION (See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE POLI 7 INTRO TO AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 40 Units introduction to the principles problems and basic issues of government with particular emphasis on the national government in the United States including discussion of the American Constitution and California state and local government Strongly recommended Eligibility for ENG 1A Day 10023 MTWTh 1200-250 2490 STAFF 0620-0728 OP V01 Web 10051 ONLINE STAFF 0613-0804 OP DE1 POLI 7-DE1 (CRN 10051) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10535 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 OP DE2 POLI 7-DE2 (CRN 10535) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

Check for Add nGR Refund Passno Pass and Withdrawal deadlines

1 Log into CLASS Web 2 Select the Student Services tab 3 Click the Registration link 4 Click the Check Class deadlines link 5 Enter the CRN

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PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY-COUNSELING PSYC 1 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 30 Units introduces students to the scientific study of behavior and mental processes Provides an overview of major psychological concepts and theories in such areas as consciousness learning memory motivation perception personality stress and social behavior Strongly recommended Eligibility for ENG 1A Day 10347 MTWTh 800-1005 1874 HIRASHIKI 0620-0728 OP V01 Day 10006 MTWTh 1030-1235 2470 DOERR 0620-0728 OP V02 Eve 10658 MTWTh 700-905 2205 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093 Web 10265 ONLINE RUYS 0620-0728 OP DE1 PSYC 1-DE1 (CRN 10265) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10266 ONLINE RUYS 0620-0728 OP DE2 PSYC 1-DE2 (CRN 10266) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10267 ONLINE ROY 0620-0728 OP DE3 PSYC 1-DE3 (CRN 10267) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10454 ONLINE ROY 0620-0728 OP DE4 PSYC 1-DE4 (CRN 10454) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

PSYC 4 BRAIN MINDAND BEHAVIOR 30 Units introduction to the field of biopsychology The biopsychology of cognitive perceptual emotional developmental and social processes includes the biopsychology of personality gender emotions learning learning disabilities drugs neurological and developmental disorders and mental health Examination of information and theory for practical application Prerequisite PSYC 1

Web 10561 ONLINE BUNDY 0620-0728 OP DE1 PSYC 4-DE1 (CRN 10561) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

PSYC 10 PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 30 Units Physiological and psychosocial aspects of sexual health in our contemporary society Understanding the interrelationship of attitude and behavior as it relates to sexual well-being and sexual integrity Day 10564 MTWTh 1030-1235 2306 HIRASHIKI 0620-0728 OP V01

PSYC 12 LIFE-SPAN PSYCHOLOGY 30 Units introduction to the psychological physiological and socioshycultural factors influencing development from conception through death Emphasis on the process of normal development and its variations Examination of theoretical models and research for practical application Day 10659 MTWTh 100-305 2470 DOERR 0620-0728 OP V01 Web 10455 ONLINE RUYS 0620-0728 OP DE1 PSYC 12-DE1 (CRN 10455) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10591 ONLINE RUYS 0620-0728 OP DE2 PSYC 12-DE2 (CRN 10591) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

PSCN 13 MULTICULTURAL ISSUESAMERICA 30 Units Exploration of issues relating to the multicultural community in which we live Focus on improving the individualrsquos understanding of other cultures and how those cultures impact the American lifestyle includes exploration of myths and misunderstandings Discussion of four specific cultures or sub-cultures from the following groups 1) African-American 2) Asian-American 3) Hispanic-American 4) Native-American 5) Middle Eastern-American 6) European-American 7) GayLesbian American 8) Disabled American Day 10553 MTWTh 1030-1235 1641 GECOX 0620-0728 OP V01

RELIGIOUS STUDIES RELS 1 RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD 30 Units introduction to religion by examining several religions basic principles of each shown by fundamental scriptures and works in the visual and musical arts Web 10020 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 GR DE1 RELS 1-DE1 (CRN 10020) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10726 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 OP DE2 RELS 1-DE2 (CRN 10726) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

SOCIOLOGY SOC 1 PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY 30 Units The sociological perspective scientific study of human interaction and society as a whole with emphasis on the impact of groups on social behavior systematic examination of culture social organization and methodology Web 10016 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 OP DE1 SOC 1-DE1 (CRN 10016) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10089 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 OP DE2 SOC 1-DE2 (CRN 10089) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10046 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 OP DE3 SOC 1-DE3 (CRN 10046) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

SOC 3 CULTURAL AND RACIAL MINORITIES 30 Units Racial and ethnic relations in the United States Examines the cultural political and economic practices and institutions that support or challenge racism and ethnic inequalities as well as patterns of interaction between various racial and ethnic groups Web 10536 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 OP DE1 SOC 3-DE1 (CRN 10536) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10727 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 OP DE2 SOC 3-DE2 (CRN 10727) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

27

SUM

MER

201

6




SPANISH SPAN 1A BEGINNING SPANISH 50 Units The introductory level course will enable students to begin speaking reading and writing elementary level Spanish as well as understanding the spoken language Students are introduced to concepts of grammar vocabulary and verb tenses in a variety of auditory visual and written contexts Strongly Recommended Eligibility for ENG 1A Day 10034 MTWTh 900-1135 2205 STAFF 0613-0804 OP V01 Eve 10766 MTWTh 530-805 101 SUAREZ 0613-0804 OP 093

SPEECH SPCH 1 FUNDAMENTALSSPEECH COMMUNICAT 30 Units Developing stating organizing researching ideas and presenting them to an audience Developing the faculties of critical listening and problem-solving Strongly recommended eligibility for ENG 1A Day 10014 MTWTh 800-1025 4212 DOBSON 0531-0701 OP V01 Day 10010 MTWTh 1030-1255 4212 DOBSON 0531-0701 OP V02 Day 10145 MTWTh 1030-1255 4212 DRUMMOND 0705-0804 OP V03 Day 10456 MTWTh 900-1125 PE209 JOVIEN 0705-0804 OP V04 Day 10590 MTWTh 100-305 4213 KELLNER 0620-0728 OP V05

THEATER ARTS THEA 1A THEORYPRACTICE OF ACTING I 30 Units This course prepares a student to apply basic acting theory to performance and develops the skills of interpretation of drama through acting Special attention is paid to skills for performance memorization stage movement vocal production and interpretation of text An introduction to the techniques and theories of acting explored through improvisation exercises and scene study Students should be able to demonstrate the following skills development of the physical and psychological resources for acting including relaxation concentration creativity believability and commitment Strongly recommended ENG 1A Day 10698 MTWTh 1200-245 4127 WISELY 0531-0701 OP V01

THEA 41 PASSPORT TO THEATER 30 Units Supervised participation in scheduled performances of the theater department as an actor or backstage worker Hour value to be determined by the instructor after audition based upon the scope of the performance or technical assignment Enrollment is for the duration of the rehearsals and performances Eve 10759 MTWTh 700-805 4127 ROSS 0613-0804 OP 093

MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP

Enrollment in THEA 47A 47B 47C 47D is by audition only Musical Production

HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING Rehearsals to run June 6-July 31 - Performance Dates July 28-31 2016

THEA 47A PERFORM IN PRODINTRO LIVE 30 Units This course provides instruction and supervised participation in theatre rehearsal and performance On stage participation in cast of scheduled main stage production Enrollment is for the duration of the production Eve 10699 MTWTh 700-805 4127 ROSS 0613-0804 OP 093

Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP

THEA 47B PERFORMANCE IN PROD BEGINNING 30 Units As a continuation of THEA 47A students will participate in the cast of a scheduled main stage production Emphasis will be on character development objectives and actions Eve 10700 MTWTh 700-805 4127 ROSS 0613-0804 OP 093

Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP

THEA 47C PERFORMANCE IN PROD INTERMED 30 Units This course is a continuation of THEA 47b Student will participate in the cast of a scheduled main stage production This course will focus on rehearsal technique personal creative exploration and ensemble building and motivated performance response Eve 10701 MTWTh 700-805 4127 ROSS 0613-0804 OP 093

Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP

THEA 47D PERFORMANCE IN PRODADVANCED 30 Units As a continuation of THEA 47C students will continue to develop onstage with participation in the cast of the scheduled main stage production This course will emphasize complexity and polish in performance personal and creative development as a theater professional and outreach and publicity obligations Eve 10702 MTWTh 700-805 4127 ROSS 0613-0804 OP 093

Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP

THEA 48A TECH THEATER IN PROD-BEGINNING 30 Units Students will gain practical experience in the application of production responsibilities in any of the following stage management house management construction scenery properties costume lighting sound and running crews Enrollment is for the duration of the semester Strongly Recommended THEA 50 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) Day 10703 MTWTh 330-420 4125 GALLEGOS 0613-0804 OP V01

MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP

VITICULTURE AND WINERY TECH VWT 33 SUMMER VITICULTURE OPERATIONS 30 Units Vineyard practices for the summer session Class operates the Las Positas College Campus Hill vineyard with an emphasis on the practical applications of viticulture theory including vine training canopy management assessment of insect and disease problems specific to the appellation irrigation applications relating to soil and leaf moisture and crop estimation Prerequisite Viticulture (VWT) 10

Eve 10632 TWTh 700-850 1814 EVERETT 0620-0728 OP 093 Lab TWTh 400-650 VINEYARD 0620-0728 OP

WELDING TECHNOLOGY WLDT 70 INTRODUCTION TO WELDING 20 Units Arc TiG MiG Flux-core gas and braze welding plasma and fuel gas welding and cutting Theory and care of welderrsquos equipment with emphasis on safe practices

Students enrolled in WLDT 70 lab class will be assessed a $60 materials fee at registration

Eve 10271 TWTh 600-650 102 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093 Lab TWTh 700-950 810 0620-0728 OP

WLDT 71 WELDING FOR THE ARTS 30 Units Provides basic welding shop skills and instruction that artistically inclined individuals should know in order to be effective in the process of creating metal art and sculpture Provides

28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo


instruction on types of metals aluminum iron steel cast iron bronze stainless steel etc) mechanical fastenings cutting and permanent joining together of metals and alloys through welding processes such as SMAW GMAW GTAW FCAW oxyacetylene and braze welding plasma and fuel gas cutting instruction includes general shop safety equipment use finishing welding electricity fundamentals welding consumable identification and hazardous materials regulation

Students enrolled in WLDT 71 will be assessed a $100 materials fee at registration

Day 10738 TWTh 1100-1150 810 MINER 0620-0728 OP V01 Lab TWTh 1200-550 810 0620-0728 OP

REMEMBER TO ACCESS YOUR STUDENT ZONEMAIL

PLEASE NOTE All messages from the College are sent to this email address Your registration date will be emailed to your ZONEmail account Check your ZONEmail regularly to avoid missing any important information or notices

WORK EXPERIENCE Las Positas CoLLege

WRKX 95 WORK EXPERIENCE 10 Units College supervised part-time or full-time employment Through the cooperation of the work supervisor students contract to accomplish new learning objectives and broaden their experiences at work 5-15 hours of employment per week Corequisite Work Experience 95

Web 10716 ONLINE AYOTTE 0531-0701 OP DE1 WRKX 95-DE1 (CRN 10716) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to http wwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10717 ONLINE AYOTTE 0705-0804 OP DE2 WRKX 95-DE2 (CRN 10717) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to http wwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

WRKX 96 WORK EXPERIENCE SEMINAR 10 Units Focal point for the coordination of college supervised part-time or full-time employment With an emphasis on building strong working relationships with supervisors subordinates and co-workers seminar topics include effective communication skills career exploration resume writing job interviewing and case studies Corequisite Work Experience 95 Web 10718 ONLINE AYOTTE 0531-0701 OP DE1 WRKX 96-DE1 (CRN 10708) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to http wwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning Web 10719 ONLINE AYOTTE 0705-0804 OP DE2 WRKX 96-DE2 (CRN 10719) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to http wwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

Need to know where to find the Drop deadline for a Summer Course

SUMMER DEADLINE DATES WILL VARY BY COURSE



BOOKSTORE We are committed to providing quality

service Our staff is friendly and knowledgeable We offer a wide variety

of textbook purchase options so you can pick the one that works best for you We

have a large selection of titles available to purchase or rent new used and digital

Go to httpwwwLPCStorecom to create update or complete your registration

Building 1300 HOURS

MonndashThurs 845am to 630pm Friday 845am to 100pm

PHONE (925) 424-1812 WEB httpwwwLPCStorecom

Visit our website for textbook buyback and refund policies

29

QUiCK ReFeRenCe GUide PAGE

Academic Calendar 3

Admission Requirements 104

Priority Registration 106

Registration Procedures 107

Waitlist amp Class Add Procedures 108

Fees Payment plan and Refunds 110

Financial Aid 112

Degree Certificate amp Transfer Programs 115

General College Information 121

Campus Safety 123

Summer course listings (teal tab pages) 8 - 29 Fall course listings (red tab pages) 32 - 103

StUdent RiGht-to-KnoW RAteS FoR FAll 2011 CohoRt

Completion Rate 3454 Transfer Rate 1473

In compliance with the Student-Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-542) it is the policy of our college district to make available its completion and transfer rates to all current and prospective students Beginning in Fall 2011 a cohort of all certificate- degree- and transfer-seeking first-time full-time students were tracked over a three-year period Their completion and transfer rates are listed aboveThese rates do not represent the success rates of the entire student population at the College nor do they account for student outcomes occurring after this three-year tracking period Based upon the cohort defined above a Completer is a student who attained a certificate or degree or became lsquotransfer preparedrsquo during a three-year period from Fall 2011 to Spring 2014 Students who have completed 60 transferable units with a GPA of 20 or better are considered lsquotransfer- preparedrsquo Students who transferred to another post-secondary institution prior to attaining a degree certificate or becoming lsquotransfer-preparedrsquo during a five-semester period from Spring 2012 to Spring 2014 are transfer students

30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note

This publication is a PDF version of the Summer 2016 Schedule of Classes that was printed on April 5 2016 Course information may be subject to updates after this date Therefore be sure to verify your class days times room numbers etc on CLASS-Web periodically before the semester begins to ensure you have the most current schedule for each of your classes and to allow time to make adjustments if necessary




SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS

1 5 - Week May 31 - July 1 2 5 - Week July 5 - August 4 6 - Week June 20 - July 28 8 - Week June 13 - Aug 4

st

nd



SUMMER ENROLLMENT INFORMATION


Please pay close attention to course deadline dates - these dates will vary for each Summer course To check the deadline dates to add a course NGR (no-grade-ofshyrecord) refund passno pass and withdrawal please access your Class-Web account and complete the following steps

1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2

Select the ldquoStudent Servicesrdquo tab

3

3

Click the ldquoRegistrationrdquo link

4

4

Click the ldquoCheck Class Deadlinesrdquo link

5

5

5

Enter the CRN

Early Admission Students (High School Seniors) ndash Summer Sessions


For Summer sessions that begin prior to your high school graduation you will be required to provide Concurrent Enrollment documentation Please contact the Admissions and Records Office at (925) 424-1500 or email LPC-Admissions

laspositascollegeedu for additional information

College Summer Hours



Las Positas College will be closed on Fridays for the month of June and July Please visit our website at for individual department hours of availability

wwwlaspositascollegeedu

Health Center

Health Center

Health Center

The Health Center will be open during the Summer For hours of availability please visit their website at

wwwlaspositascollegehealthcenter

Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams

Final exams for all Summer classes will be held at the last class meeting

SUMMER 2016 QUICK LOOK

1 5-WEEK Session May 31 - July 1

st

DE CRN COURSE SEC DESCRIPTION DAYS TIMES UNITS

DAy10280MUS 5V01AMERiCAN CULTURES iN MUSiCMTWTh800-102530 DAy10014SPCH 1V01FUNDAMENTALSSPEECH COMMUNiCATMTWTh800-102530 DAy10010SPCH 1V02FUNDAMENTALSSPEECH COMMUNiCATMTWTh1030-125530 DAy10698THEA 1AV01THEORyPRACTiCE OF ACTiNG iMTWTh1200-24530 EVE 10721HiST 7 094 US HiSTORy

WEb10712bUSN 95DE1bUSiNESS WORk ExPERiENCEONLiNE10 WEb10714bUSN 96DE1bUSiNESS Wk ExPERiENCE SEMiNARONLiNE10 WEb10047HiST 8DE1US HiSTORy POST-RECONSTRUCTONLiNE30 WEb10730MSCM 31DE1iNTRODUCTiON TO MEDiAONLiNE3

2 5-WEEK Session July 5 - Aug 4


nd

DAy10688ENG 45V01STUDiES iN FiCTiONMTWTh800-102530 DAy10145SPCH 1V03FUNDAMENTALSSPEECH COMMUNiCATMTWTh1030-125530 DAy10456SPCH 1V04FUNDAMENTALSSPEECH COMMUNiCATMTWTh900-112530 EVE10530MSCM 5093iNTRO TO MASS COMMUNiCATiONSTTh600-105030

WEb10711ANTR 3DE1SOCiALCULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGyONLiNE30 WEb10713bUSN 95DE2bUSiNESS WORk ExPERiENCEONLiNE10 WEb10715bUSN 96DE2bUSiNESS Wk ExPERiENCE SEMiNARONLiNE10 WEb 10720HiST 1 DE1 WESTERN CiViLizATiON TO 1600 ONLiNE

6-WEEK Session June 20 - July 28


DAy 10731AJ 50 V01 iNTRO TO ADMiN OF JUSTiCE TWTh 1001-1255 30 DAy10064CiS 8V01ESSENTiAL COMPUTiNG SkiLLSLab by Arr20 DAy10050CiS 71V01COMPUTER TyPiNGLab by Arr10 DAy10058CiS 72AV01DATA MANAGEMENTLab by Arr

MW 1015-1135 30 DAy10045ENG 1AV03CRiTiCAL READiNG AND COMPTTh800-14030 DAy10631ENG 4V01CRiTiCAL THiNkiNGWRiTiNG LiTTTh800-121530 DAy10449ENG 4V02CRiTiCAL THiNkiNGWRiTiNG LiTMW800-121530 DAy10027ENG 7V01CRiTiCAL THiNkiNGWRiTiNGMTWTh8



6-WEEK Session (continued) June 20 - July 28


DAy 10692kiN FCV02 FiTNESS CENTER by ARR05 DAy 10693kiN FCV03 FiTNESS CENTER by ARR05 DAy10278kiN SWF3V01SWiMMiNG FOR FiTNESS 3TWTh100-21505 DAy10560kiN SWF4V01SWiMMiNG FOR FiTNESS 4TWTh

WEb10532ANTR 1DE1biOLOGiCALPHySiCAL ANTHROONLiNE30 WEb 10120ASTR 10DE1 THE SOLAR SySTEM ONLiNE 30 WEb10667bUSN 1ADE1FiNANCiAL ACCOUNTiNGONLiNE40 WEb 10665bUSN 18DE1 bUSiNESS LAW ONLiNE





WEb10346NUTR 1DE1THE SCiENCE OF NUTRiTiONONLiNE30 WEb10457NUTR 1DE2THE SCiENCE OF NUTRiTiONONLiNE30 WEb10053PHiL 1DE1GOD NATURE HUMAN NATUREONLiNE30 WEb10311PHiL 1DE2GOD NATURE HUMAN NATUREONLiNE

HYB 10696KIN PFHD1 PERSONal FItNESS ONlINE + 2 ON-CaMPUS10 HYB10562CS 7HY1INtRO tO COMPUtER PROgRaMMINgONlINE + tth 1200-33030 HYB 10039ENg 1aHY1CRItICal REaDINg aND COMP ONlINE + MW 600-101530 HYB 10024ENg 1aHY2CRItICal REaDINg aND COMP ONlINE + tth 600-1015 30

8-WEEK Session June 13 - August 4


DAy10037ASL 1AV01AMERiCAN SiGN LANGUAGE iMW1230-33530 DAy 10670biO 1AV01 GENERAL bOTANy MTWTh 900-205 50 DAy 10671biO 7AV01 HUMAN ANATOMy MTWTh 830-130 50 DAy 10673biO 30V01 iNTRO TO COLLEGE biOLOGy MTWTh 1000-1125


TTh 1200-250 40 DAy10137CHEM 1AV01GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMiSTRy iMTWTh830-11550 DAy10138CHEM 1bV01GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMiSTRy iiMTWTh100-54550 DAy 10139CHEM 30AV01 iNTRO AND APPLiED CHEMiSTRy i MTWTh 1100-1225





TTh 1025-1140 20 DAy10529HUMN 10V01THE AMERiCAN STyLEMW100-40030 DAy10592iNTN 1V01iNTERNSHiP SEMiNARby ARR10 DAy10593iNTN 2V01iNTERNSHiP FiELD PLACEMENTby ARR10-30 DAy10274kiN 38AV01PRESEASON iNTER MENS SOCCER



8-WEEK Session (continued) June 13 - August 4


DAy 10015MATH 1V01 CALCULUS i MTWTh 1130-235 50 DAy 10269MATH 2V01 CALCULUS ii MTWTh 1130-235 50 DAy10013MATH 20V01PRE-CALCULUS MATHEMATiCSMTWTh1130-23550 DAy10735MATH 20V02PRE-CALCULUS MATHEMATiCSMTWTh800-1105

MW 1125-1215 40 DAy10458MATH 40V02STATiSTiCS AND PRObAbiLiTyMTWTh1230-245

TTh 1130-1220 40 DAy10459MATH 40V03STATiSTiCS AND PRObAbiLiTyMTWTh300-515

MTh 525-615 40 DAy10038MATH 55V01iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRAMTWTh800-110550 DAy10345MATH 55V02iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRAMTWTh300-530


TTh 930-1120 25

DAy10463MATH 55bx01iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRA bMW930-1105

TTh 930-1120 25 DAy10149MATH 65V01ELEMENTARy 1130-235

ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25

DAy10465MATH 65bx01ELEMENTARy ALGEbRA bMW930-1105

TTh 930-1120 25 DAy 10469MATH 71Ax02 APPLiED MATH FOR TECHNiCiANS A MW 1140-100 15 DAy10470MATH 71bx02APPLiED MATH FOR TECHS bMW1140-10015 DAy10467MATH 107Ax02PRE-ALGEbRA AMTWTh1140-10020 DAy10468MATH 107bx02PRE-ALGEbRA b

MW 640-945 40 EVE10676biO 30094iNTRO TO COLLEGEbiOLOGyMTWTh500-625

TTh 640-945 40 EVE 10672biO 7A093 HUMAN ANATOMy MTWTh 500-945 50 EVE10678CHEM 1A093GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMiSTRy iMTWTh500-94550 EVE 10679CHEM 30A093 iNTRO AND APPLiED CHEMiSTRy i MTWTh 500-625



TTh 630-940 40 EVE 10528HiST 7 093 US HiSTORy THROUGH RECONSTRUCT TTh 630-945 30 EVE10067HiST 8093US HiSTORy POST-RECONSTRUCTMW630-94530 EVE10152kiN FSC093FiRE SERViCE CONDAGiLiTy DEVMW530-83510 EVE 10770MATH 38093 TRiGONOMETRy WiTH GEOMETRy MTWTh

MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40





EVE 10011MATH 55093 iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRA MTWTh 630-935 50 EVE 10475MATH 55Ax94 iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRA A MW 630-805 TTh 630-820 25 EVE 10476MATH 55bx94 iNTERMEDiATE ALGEbRA b MW 630-805 TTh 630-820 25 EVE 10021MATH 65093 ELEMENTARy ALGEbRA

WEb10019CiS 50DE1iNTROTO COMPUTiNG iNFO TECHONLiNE30 WEb10007CiS 50DE2iNTROTO COMPUTiNG iNFO TECHONLiNE30 WEb10066ECON 1DE1PRiNCiPLES OF MiCROECONOMiCSONLiNE30 WEb10448ECON 1DE2PRiNCiPLES OF MiCROECONOMiCSONLiNE30 WEb1005

HYB 10657ECD 56HD1 CHIlD gROWtH aND DEvElOPMENt ONlINE + 2 ON-CaMPUS30 HYB 10461MatH 40 HD1 StatIStICS aND PROBaBIlItY ONlINE + 4 ON-CaMPUS40 HYB10143MatH 55HD1INtERMEDIatE algEBRaONlINE + 4 ON-CaMPUS50 HYB10091MatH 65HD1ElEMENtaRY algEBRaONlINE + 5 ON-CaMPUS50

Alternate Schedule Sessions

DE CRN COURSE SEC DESCRIPTION DAYS TIMES DATES UNITS

DAy10761AJ 9969091FiREARMS iNSTRUCTiONDAiLy900-500JUL 25 - AUG 520 DAy10760AJ 9987091bASiC SWATDAiLy900-500JUL 11 - JUL 2220



SUMMER 2016 COURSE LISTINGS

EXPLANATION OF COURSE TYPES Day Indicates the course is taught between 7am and 4pm Eve Indicates the course is taught between 4pm and 10pm Sat Indicates the course is taught on Sat or Sun Web Indicates the course is an online web-based course



NOTE

ONLINE AND HYBRID CLASSES ARE NOTED IN BLUE

EXPLANATION OF SECTION NUMBERS

091 AJ Program

093 Regular Evening class (starts 4pm or later)

100 AJ Academy section

CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online

HD1 Hybrid - 51 DE (course meets 51 or more online)

HY1 Hybrid - (course meets 51 online)

less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program

ST1 Alternate Instruction

V01 Regular Day class

WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program




ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE


AJ 50 INTRO TO ADMIN OF JUSTICE 30 Units

History and philosophy of administration of justice in America recapitulation of the system identifying the various subsystems role expectations and their interrelationships theories of crime punishment and rehabilitation ethics education and training for professionalism in the system

Day 10731 TWTh 1001-1255 2206 HARTER 0620-0728 OP V01

AJ 9969 FIREARMS INSTRUCTION 20 Units

Designed to train individuals to be firearms instructors Covers basic firearms knowledge teaching techniques and lesson planning range preparation combat shooting techniques and safety A California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) certified course designed for full-time peace officers

Day 10761 Daily 900-500 tba STAFF 0725-0805 OP 091

This course will meet offsite at the Alameda County Sheriffrsquos Office Regional Training Center located at 6289 Madigan Road Dublin CA 94568 To initiate enrollment for this course or get further information contact the Regional Training Center at 925-551-6970 or

wwwsheriffacademycom

AJ 9987 BASIC SWAT 20 Units

introduces officers to basic weapons and tactical skills associated with the responsibilities of a SWAT team member Training includes member selection and team make-up keys to survival introduction to tactical weapons and movement of fire weapon retention and take away tactical building searches rappelling incident management under SMEAC and liability issues This is a California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) certified course designed for full-time peace officers approved for SWAT tra




AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE

ASL 1A AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I 30 Units

introduction to American Sign Language (ASL) including expressive and receptive sign the manual alphabet facial expression and body gestures Emphasis on conversational skills in functional situations knowledge of Deaf culture and the Deaf community

Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY

ANTR 1 BIOLOGICALPHYSICAL ANTHRO 30 Units

This course introduces the concepts methods of inquiry and scientific explanations for biological evolution and their application to the human species issues and topics will include but are not limited to genetics evolutionary theory human variation and biocultural adaptations comparative primate anatomy and behavior and the fossil evidence for human evolution The scientific method serves as foundation of the course The course may include a lab component

Web 10532 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 OP DE1

ANTR 1-DE1 (CRN 10532) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww

ANTR 3 SOCIALCULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 30 Units

This course explores how anthropologists study and compare human culture Cultural anthropologists seek to understand the broad arc of human experience focusing on a set of central issues how people around the world make their living (subsistence patterns) how they organize themselves socially politically and economically how they communicate how they relate to each other through family and kinship ties what they believe about the world (belief systems) how they express themselves creatively (express

SUMMER 2016 - COURSE LISTINGS 14 9254241000 |

lpc-admissionslaspositascollegeedu

differences and introduce students to how anthropologists do their work employ professional anthropological research ethics and apply their perspectives and skills to understand humans around the globe Strongly recommended Eligibility for ENG 1A

Web 10711 ONLINE OEH 0705-0804 OP DE1



ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY

ASTR 10 THE SOLAR SYSTEM 30 Units

introduction to history and physical principles of astronomy focusing on our Solar System includes constellations distance scales historical development of astronomy gravitation motion of the earth moon and planets astronomical tools formation and evolution of the solar system physical properties atmosphere and evolution of the earth moon and planets within the solar system asteroids comets and other small bodies discovery of extra-solar planets possibilities for life beyond Earth Des

Web 10120 ONLINE HARPELL 0620-0728 OP DE1

ASTR 10-DE1 (CRN 10120) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning


BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIO 1A GENERAL BOTANY 50 Units

Plant structure and function with emphasis on anatomy morphology and physiology of higher (flowering) plants includes evolutionary sequence of plant forms and basic principles of ecology (Note Formerly BOtN 1) Strongly recommended bio 30 (formerly biol 31)

Prerequisite Math 55 OR 55B or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the mathematics assessment process


BIO 7A HUMAN ANATOMY 50 Units

Structure and function of the human body with emphasis on microscopic gross and developmental anatomy Microscopic examination of normal and pathological tissues and dissection supplemented by use of charts models and computer assisted instruction (Note Formerly aNat 1) Strongly recommended Eligibility for Eng 1A

Prerequisite BIOL 30 (formerly BIOL 31) or equivalent course (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)



See page 38 in the Fall section for the ~New Course Numbering System~ chart for Biological Sciences Courses


BIO 30 INTRO TO COLLEGE BIOLOGY 40 Units

basic principles of biology Cell structure and function cell division cell metabolism reproduction genetics taxonomy origin of life and evolution Laboratory emphasis on developing various laboratory skills using the metric system collecting data graphing interpreting data and preparing for and taking laboratory exams Designed to prepare the necessary concepts and laboratory skills and experience that are needed to succeed in more advanced courses in biology (Note Formerly BIOl 31) Strongly

Day 10673 MTWTh 1000-1125 1871 KRUGER 0613-0804 OP V01


Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Eve 10675 MTWTh 500-625 1874 RATSIRARSON 0613-0804 OP 093 Lab MW 640-945 1851 0613-0804 OP Eve 10676 MTWTh 500-625 1874 RATSIRARSON 0613-0804 OP 094 Lab TTh 640-945 1851 0613-0804 OP

BIO 40 HUMANS AND THE ENVIRONMENT 30 Units

identification of problems created by humansrsquo modification of their environment by focusing on ecological interactions involving the human species investigating the life processes of organisms as they relate to specific environments 3 hours

(Note Formerly ECOl 10)

Web 10677 ONLINE SHULDMAN 0613-0804 OP DE1

BIO 40-DE1 (CRN 10677) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning


BUSINESS

BUSINESS

BUSN 1A FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 40 Units

A study of accounting as an information system examining why itrsquos important and how itrsquos used by investors and creditors to make decisions includes the recording and reporting of business transactions with a focus on the accounting cycle the application of generally accepted accounting principles the classified financial statements for merchandising and service companies and statement analysis Also includes issues related to asset liability and equity valuation revenue and expense recognition ca

Web 10667 ONLINE HATTER 0620-0728 OP DE1

BUSN 1A-DE1 (CRN 10667) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning


BUSN 18 BUSINESS LAW 40 Units

A study of the legal environment of business Covering laws and regulations impacting business decisions transactions introduction to the legal process Topics include sources of legal concepts and ethics criminal law torts contracts consumer financial transactions environment competition agency criminal law business organizations and judicial and administrative processes Strongly recommended bUSN 40 and ENG 1A

Web 10665 ONLINE WEAVER 0620-0728 OP DE1

BUSN 18-DE1 (CRN 10665) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning


BUSN 30 BUSINESS ETHICS AND SOCIETY 30 Units


A survey of the past and current behavior of business in American society Examines the ethical political and social issues confronting organizations and the organizationsrsquo responsibilities and obligations in responding to them Discusses the responsibility of business toward customers employees stockholders competitors suppliers government and the community at large

Web 10666 ONLINE STOKKE 0620-0728 OP DE1



BUSN 40 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 30 Units

A multidisciplinary examination and introduction to business operations within the US and global society Provides an overview of global economic systems business formations business ethics and laws general accounting practices and financing facility location and layout production organizational structures and management functions Fundamentals of risk management marketing human resources and employee motivation are covered Demonstrates how culture society and external business environments




BUSN 95 BUSINESS WORK EXPERIENCE 10 Units

College supervised part-time or full-time employment Through the cooperation of the work supervisor students contract to accomplish new learning objectives and broaden their experiences at work 5-15 hours of employment per week

Corequisite BUSN 96

Web 10712 ONLINE AYOTTE 0531-0701 OP DE1






BUSN 96 BUSINESS WK EXPERIENCE SEMINAR 10 Units

Earn college credit while working Focal point for the coordination of college supervised part-time or full-time employment With an emphasis on building strong working relationships with supervisors subordinates and co-workers seminar topics include effective communication skills career exploration resume writing job interviewing and case studies

Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

CHEM 1A GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMISTRY I 50 Units

introduction to atomic structure bonding stoichiometry thermochemistry gases matter and energy oxidation-reduction chemical equations liquids and solids solutions chemical energetics and equilibrium Laboratory includes both quantitative and qualitative experiments

Prerequisites MATH 55 or 55B and CHEM 31 (all courses completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) The CHEM 31 prerequisite can be fulfilled by demonstrating the appropriate skill level in the Chemistry Placement Process



CHEM 1B GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMISTRY II 50 Units

Continuation of Chemistry 1A includes chemical energetics and equilibria solutions and ionic equilibria acid-base chemistry electrochemistry coordination chemistry kinetics nuclear chemistry organic chemistry and the chemistry of family groups of the periodic table Laboratory emphasizes quantitative techniques including instrumentation and qualitative analysis

Prerequisite CHEM 1A (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)


CHEM 30A INTRO AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY I 40 Units

Chemistry of inorganic compounds atomic theory bonding equations gas laws solutions acid-base theory and oxidation-reduction Designed to meet the requirements of certain programs in allied health and technological fields and for general education

Prerequisite MATH 65 or 65B (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)

Day 10139 MTWTh 1100-1225 1816 STAFF 0613-0804 GR V01 Lab TTh 1235-345 1807 0613-0804 GR Day 10340 MTWTh 1100-1225 1816 STAFF 0613-0804 GR V02 Lab MW 1235-345 1807 0613-0804 GR


CHEM 31 INTRO TO COLLEGE CHEMISTRY 40 Units

Elementary concepts of chemistry with emphasis on mathematical calculations includes nomenclature stoichiometry atomic structure gas laws and acids and bases Designed for majors in science and engineering


Day 10140 MTWTh 800-925 1816 SYMMANK 0613-0804 OP V01 Lab MW 935-1245 1805 0613-0804 OP Day 10141 MTWTh 800-925 1816 SYMMANK 0613-0804 OP V02 Lab TTh 935-1245 1805 0613-0804 OP

Eve 10142 MTWTh 500-625 1871 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093 Lab MW 630-940 1805 0613-0804 OP Eve 10341 MTWTh 500-625 1871 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 094 Lab TTh 630-940 1805 0613-0804 OP

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

CIS 8 ESSENTIAL COMPUTING SKILLS 20 Units

What everyone needs to know Fundamental computer competency course designed to develop the basic computer skills and knowledge required in todayrsquos technological world basic computer competency is no longer a nicety but rather a necessity Topics include essentials of computing hardware and software concepts the internet ethical issues and information protection Practical hands-on applications will introduce students to the fundamentals of word processing spreadsheets presentation software and

Day 10064 By Arr 45 HrsWk 803B HART 0620-0728 OP V01 Lab By Arr 45 HrsWk 803B 0620-0728 OP

CIS 8-V01 (CRN 10064) is offered on an individualized hands-on basis Lab hours are arranged with the instructor by reporting for an orientation session in Room 803 on Monday June 20 at 600 pm or 730 pm or on Tuesday June 21 at 10 am or 12 noon A schedule of times when the instructor will be in the lab will be distributed at the orientation sessions For more information contact LaVaughn Hart at lhartlaspositascollege edu

CIS 50 INTRO TO COMPUTING INFO TECH 30 Units

A comprehensive introductory to the concepts of management and information systems used in business and similar organizations Covers the role of and information how computers are used in business and other organizations to provide information Focus on information systems database management system networking e-commerce ethics and security computer system hardware and software components Students will interactively solve applied problems utilizing software productivity tools such as word processor

Web 10019 ONLINE FIELDS 0613-0804 OP DE1

CIS 50-DE1 (CRN 10019) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning





CIS 71 COMPUTER TYPING 10 Units

individualized instruction in computer typing instruction in basic to advance skills development

Day 10050 Lab By Arr 90 HrsWk 803B HART 0620-0728 OP V01


CIS 72A DATA MANAGEMENT 10 Units

individualized instruction on the theory and practice of alphabetic numeric geographic and subject filing basic principles of filing and effective records management for both paper and electronic filing systems introduction to database functions such as enter editing finding and deleting records creating queries and printing report


CIS 72A-V01 (CRN 10058) is offered on an individualized hands-on basis Lab hours are arranged with the instructor by reporting for an orientation session in Room 803 on Monday June 20 at 600 pm or 730 pm or on Tuesday June 21 at 10 am or 12 noon A schedule of times when the instructor will be in the lab will be distributed at the orientation sessions For more information contact LaVaughn Hart at lhartlaspositascollege edu

CIS 72B SPRDSHT INTEGRATION WWD PROC 10 Units

basic usage of spreadsheet software in document reporting and presentation integration of spreadsheets with Word PowerPoint and Access Strongly Recommended CiS 50 and CiS 88A


CIS 72B-V01 (CRN 10059) is offered on an individualized hands-on basis Lab hours are arranged with the instructor by reporting for an orientation session in Room 803 on Monday June 20 at 600 pm or 730 pm or on Tuesday June 21 at 10 am or 12 noon A schedule of times when the instructor will be in the lab will be distributed at the orientation sessions For more information contact LaVaughn Hart at lhartlaspositascollege edu

CIS 73A TEN-KEY SKILL DEVELOPMENT 10 Units

Skill development on the computer numeric keypad and electronic calculator including use of memory functions and data entry using spreadsheets



COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE

CS 7 INTRO TO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 30 Units

An introductory course in computer programming concepts and fundamental coding skills using object-oriented languages like Python Material includes problem-solving techniques design of algorithms and common programming constructs such as variables expressions inputoutput decision-making loops and arrays

Web 10562 TTh 1200-330 2414 KOMANETSKY 0620-0728 OP HY1 ONLINEHYBRID 0620-0728 OP

CS 7-HY1 (CRN 10562) is a hybrid course Students will meet on campus Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12-330 pm in Room 2414 The remainder of the course will be completed online For more information see the laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwww

EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT


ECD 56 CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT 30 Units

A study of the major physical psychosocial and cognitive language development milestones for children both typical and atypical from conception through adolescence There will be an emphasis on interactions between maturational processes and environmental factors While studying developmental theory and investigative research methodologies students will observe children evaluate individual differences and analyze characteristics of development at various stages

Web 10657 ONLINEHYBRID KWONG 0613-0804 OP HD1

ECD 56-HD1 (CRN 10657) is a hybrid course All class meetings will be online except on the following dates June 13 and August 3 (FINAL) when students meet on campus from 600-800 pm in room 2306 For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to

httpwwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

ECONOMICS

ECON 1 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS 30 Units

Economic analysis of market systems price theory including supply and demand analysis marginal utility elasticity cost and revenue concepts perfect and imperfect competition international trade theory pricing of the factors of production poverty and income inequalities Strongly recommended English 1A eligibility

Prerequisite MATH 54 or 55 or 55B or 55L or 55Y (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the mathematics assessment process

Day 10531 TWTh 900-1150 105 SHAHBAZI 0620-0728 OP V01 Web 10066 ONLINE WEBSTER 0613-0804 OP DE1

ECON 1-DE1 (CRN 10066) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning


Web 10448 ONLINE WEBSTER 0613-0804 OP DE2



ECON 2 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS 30 Units

Economic analysis of the theory of income determination including national income analysis business cycles the consumption function the multiplier fiscal policy monetary policy money and banking the public debt economic growth and development comparative economic systems and international trade Strongly recommended ENG 1A








EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

EMS 61 EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER 30 Units

Development of knowledge and skills necessary for recognizing and caring for emergency situations including cardiopulmonary resuscitation prevention of disease transmission and automated external defibrillation Designed for first responders in an

emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH

ENG 1A CRITICAL READING AND COMP 30 Units

integrated approach to reading writing and critical thinking intended to develop ability to read and write complex college-level prose Examination of ideas in relation to individualrsquos world view and contexts from which these ideas arise Some research required integrated approach to reading writing and critical thinking intended to develop ability to read and write complex college-level prose

Prerequisite ENG 104 or 105 with a ldquoPassrdquo ESL 25 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) equivalent course or appropriate skill level demonstrated through the English assessment process also acceptable

Day 10025 MW 800-1215 2450 COLE 0620-0728 GR V01 Lab MW 1230-145 2414 0620-0728 GR Day 10068 MTWTh 800-1005 2490 STAFF 0620-0728 GR V02 Lab MW 1015-1135 2412 0620-0728 GR Day 10045 TTh 800-1215 2450 ELLINGSWORT 0620-0728 GR V03 Lab TTh 1225-140 2412 0620-0728 GR

Eve 10039 MW 600-1015 2470 ROBINSON 0620-0728 GR HY1 ONLINEHYBRID 0620-0728 GR

ENG 1A-HY1 (CRN 10039) is a hybrid course Students will meet on campus on Mondays amp Wednesdays from 600-1015 pm in room 2490 The remainder of the class will be conducted online For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to



ENG 1A-HY2 (CRN 10024) is a hybrid course Students will meet on campus Tuesdays amp Thursdays from 600-1015pm in room 2470 The remainder of the course will be conducted online For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to http

wwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

Web 10028 ONLINE STEVENS 0613-0804 GR DE1

ENG 1A-DE1 (CRN 10028) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning


Web 10684 ONLINE STEVENS 0613-0804 OP DE2



Web 10685 ONLINE MCMICHAEL 0613-0804 OP DE3



ENG 4 CRITICAL THINKINGWRITING LIT 30 Units

Develops critical thinking reading and writing skills as they apply to the analysis of fiction poetry and drama literary criticism and related non-fiction from diverse cultural sources and perspectives Emphasis on the techniques and principles of effective written argument as they apply to literature Some research required

Prerequisite ENG 1A (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)

Day 10631 TTh 800-1215 2204 SMIGELSKI 0620-0728 OP V01 Day 10449 MW 800-1215 103 MC CANN 0620-0728 GR V02 Eve 10026 MW 600-1015 2460 DURAN 0620-0728 GR 093 Web 10450 ONLINE HANSEN 0620-0728 OP DE1

ENG 4-DE1 (CRN 10450) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning





ENG 7 CRITICAL THINKINGWRITING 30 Units

Develops critical thinking reading and writing skills as they apply to the textual analysis of primary and secondary book-length works from a range of academic and cultural contexts Emphasis on the techniques and principles of effective written argument in research-based writing across disciplines


Day 10027 MTWTh 800-1005 4213 STAFF 0620-0728 GR V01 Day 10451 TTh 800-1215 103 CHIOLIS 0620-0728 GR V02 Eve 10116 TTh 600-1015 104 CHIOLIS 0620-0728 GR 093 Web 10452 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 GR DE1



ENG 11 INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING 30 Units

introduction to elements and craft of various genres of creative writing including narrative verse and dialogue using materials drawn from individualrsquos own work and selected texts from established and peer writers Practice in writing in various genres introduction to workshop method 3 hours Strongly recommended ENG 1A (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)

Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093

ENG 45 STUDIES IN FICTION 30 Units

Form development and cultural insights of the novel and short story exploration of particular themes or periods as reflected in works of fiction



ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE


ESL 133 BEGINNING ORAL COMMUNICATION 20 Units

This is a beginning oral communication course This course will enable students to use linguistic forms accurately meaningfully and appropriately emphasizing conversational skills listening and speaking in small groups using new grammar structures learning new words and expressions comprehending and using idiomatic expressions Strongly recommended Appropriate skill level demonstrated through the ESL assessment process

Day 10756 MTWTh 900-1015 505 STAFF 0613-0804 OP V01 Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP

GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY

GEOG 1 INTRO TO PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY 30 Units

This course is a spatial study of the Earthrsquos dynamic physical system and processes Topics include Earth-sun geometry weather climate water landforms soil and the biosphere with emphasis on spatial characteristics change over time


interactions between environmental components and human-environment interactions Tools of geographic inquiry are also briefly covered they include maps remote sensing Geographic information Systems (GiS) and Global Positioning Systems (GPS)

Web 10049 ONLINE ORF 0620-0728 GR DE1

GEOG 1-DE1 (CRN 10049) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning





Web 10525 ONLINE ORF 0620-0728 OP DE3



GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY

GEOL 7 ENVI GEOLRESCUSE IMPACTPOLL 30 Units

Understanding how and where Earthrsquos environmental resources are created and located and then studying how the resources are accessed and utilized Topics include rock and mineral resources energy resources (including fossil fuel and non-fossil fuel resources) water (including rivers reservoirs groundwater etc) waste disposal (including water and air pollution) global climate changes (including the greenhouse effect) etc

Web 10680 ONLINE LACHAPELLE 0620-0728 OP DE1

GEOL 7-DE1 (CRN 10680) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning


GEOL 12 INTRODUCTION TO OCEANOGRAPHY 30 Units

introduction to the oceans the history of oceanic science instrumentation and exploration marine geology including plate tectonics and shoreline processes physical and chemical properties of sea water causes and effects of currents tides and waves introduction to the basic types of marine life the basic marine habitats and ecosystems distribution of marine resources and the Law of the Sea

Web 10270 ONLINE HANNA 0620-0728 OP DE1






HEALTH

HEALTH

HLTH 1 INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH 30 Units

Physiological psychological and social perspectives of health Emphasis on knowledge attitudes and behaviors that will contribute to a healthy individual

Day 10004 MTWTh 1030-1235 PE212 BROWN 0620-0728 OP V02 Eve 10048 TTh 530-940 PE212 CRAIGHEAD 0620-0728 OP 093 Web 10313 ONLINE NAVARRO 0620-0728 OP DE1

HLTH 1-DE1 (CRN 10313) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning


HISTORY

HISTORY

HIST 1 WESTERN CIVILIZATION TO 1600 30 Units

Origin and development of civilization in the Mediterranean and its expansion into Europe-the Near East Greece Rome and the Middle Ages Renaissance and the Reformation CAN HiST 2

Web 10720 ONLINE RUTKOWSKI 0705-0804 OP DE1

HIST 1-DE1 (CRN 10720) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning


HIST 2 WESTERN CIVILZATION SINCE 1600 30 Units

History of the Modern Western World Romanticism and the industrial Revolution to the present

Web 10527 ONLINE GOUVEIA 0620-0728 OP DE1



HIST 7 US HISTORY THROUGH RECONSTRUCT 30 Units

A survey of United States history from its pre-colonial indigenous origins through the end of Reconstruction Emphasis on (1) distinctively American patterns of political economic social intellectual and geographic developments (2) the interaction amongst and the experiences of diverse racial ethnic and socioeconomic groups in American History and (3) the evolution of American institutions and ideals including the

US Constitution representative democratic government the framework of California state and local government and the relationship between statelocal government and the federal government

Day 10035 MTWTh 800-1005 2420 MC ELDERRY 0620-0728 GR V01

Eve 10528 TTh 630-945 2420 RUTKOWSKY 0613-0804 GR 093 Eve 10721 MTWTh 400-620 2420 CARTER 0531-0701 GR 094

Web 10005 ONLINE MCCOY 0620-0728 GR DE1



HIST 8 US HISTORY POST-RECONSTRUCT 30 Units

History of the United States from the post-Civil War period to the present Emphasis on distinctively American patterns of political economic social intellectual and geographic developments


Eve 10067 MW 630-945 2420 CARTER 0613-0804 GR 093 Eve 10722 MTWTh 400-620 2490 HIGDON 0531-0701 GR 094




HUMANITIES

HUMN 10 THE AMERICAN STYLE 30 Units

Humanities in the United States Major works of literature painting sculpture architecture film music philosophy science religion and political and social institutions Particular attention to values and meanings that reflect the American cultural experience

Day 10529 MW 100-400 2450 CHIOLIS 0613-0804 OP V01 Web 10092 ONLINE BODNAR 0620-0728 OP DE1

HUMN 10-DE1 (CRN 10092) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to http


HUMN 28 THE CLASSIC MYTHS 30 Units

introduction to mythic themes recurring in literature the visual arts and music gods humans heroes their origins variations historical development and full expression in classical times and continued presence in the arts

Web 10723 ONLINE FAIRWEATHER 0620-0728 OP DE1

HUMN 28-DE1 (CRN ) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning


INTERNSHIP

INTN 1 INTERNSHIP SEMINAR 10 Units

Taken in conjunction with internship Field Placement this seminar examines issues related to work and professional development in the studentsrsquo chosen course of study (major) The seminar provides the context to reflect on concrete experiences at the internship site and link these experiences to previously acquired discipline specific classroom based knowledge

Corequisite INTN 2


INTN 2 INTERNSHIP FIELD PLACEMENT 10 Units

Taken in conjunction with the internship Seminar the field placement is supervised employment for students who work in a job that is related to their chosen course of study The placement allows for the application of discipline specific knowledge skills and abilities gained in the classroom Units earned are based on hours worked during the semester

Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY

KIN 30 INTRODUCTION TO KINESIOLOGY 30 Units

This class is designed to introduce the student to kinesiology

-the science of human movement (and of humans moving) Concepts in the various subfields of kinesiology are examined and career opportunities in the field of kinesiology are explored Due to the interdisciplinary nature of kinesiology the field will be covered from a humanities social science and life science perspective

Day 10689 MTWTh 100-305 PE212 CRAIGHEAD 0620-0728 OP V01


Students will practice the skills of passing dribbling shooting cutting screening and defensive fundamentals that are necessary for competitive basketball play Students will learn the governing rules of basketball learn the appropriate terminology used in basketball and the safety procedures related to the game

Day 10279 MTW 100-250 PE101 GIACOMMAZI 0620-0728 GR V01 MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR


Students will work on advanced skills of soccer such as kicking passing trapping heading and physical conditioning which are needed for controlled outdoor higher levels of soccer play discuss and employ basic offensive and defensive strategies and tactics use and apply the rules governing outdoor soccer play

Day 10274 MTWTh 130-345 SYNTH STAFF 0613-0805 GR V01


Students will practice the skills of dribbling passing shooting and defense necessary for competitive basketball play put into practice the governing rules of basketball learn about the appropriate terminology used in basketball and the safety procedures related to the game

Day 10466 TWTh 200-250 PE202 STAFF 0620-0728 OP V01 TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP


Students will practice the skills of kicking passing trapping and heading necessary for controlled outdoor defensive strategies and tactics put into practice the rules governing outdoor soccer play

Day 10273 MTWTh 1030-130 SYNTH SAPSFORD 0613-0805 GR V01


Students will be presented instruction on how to develop and maintain the components of fitness muscular strength muscular endurance cardiovascular endurance flexibility and body composition Students will learn how to design an individualized exercise program based on sound training principles and personal goals

Day 10691 By Arr 45 HrsWk PE202 STAEDEL 0620-0728 OP V01 Day 10692 By Arr 45 HrsWk PE202 KARTER 0620-0728 OP V02 Day 10693 By Arr 45 HrsWk PE202 FAIX 0620-0728 OP V03

KIN FSC FIRE SERVICE CONDAGILITY DEV 10 Units

This course is an introduction to the components of physical fitness development and conditioning with an emphasis in preparing students for the physical agility performance and testing standards required of Emergency First Responder Candidates entering into Police of Fire Academies Students will be presented instruction on proper warm-up and stretching techniques how to maintfain and develop the components of fitness through increased muscular strength and muscular endurance cardiovascular endurance a

Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093

KIN GF1 GOLF 1 10 Units

This is an introductory course to the sport of golf The course will include the rules regulations and etiquette of golf the fundamental swing skills for the long and short game and appropriate club selection beg-intermediate and intermediate players can benefit from the basic instruction to improve their skill set through the art of practice on the range The course will be offered at a local golf range and student will be charged a minimal fee for bucket of balls to be used

KIN PF PERSONAL FITNESS 10 Units

An independent self-paced personal activity program planned and implemented in conjunction with student goals based on goals and results of a fitness assessment and health risk appraisal an individualized program is developed through personal counseling Programs can include a physical assessment profile a health risk appraisal an individualized exerciseactivity program nutrition counseling healthwellness education and behavior modification The student is required to meet with the instructor o

Web 10696 ONLINEHYRID NAVARRO 0620-0728 OP HD1

KIN PF-HD1 (CRN 10696) is a hybrid course All meetings will be online EXCEPT on the following dates when students will meet on campus in Room PE 104 for a pre-assessment and orientation either Monday June 20 from 530-630pm or Wednesday June 22 from 530-630pm Post-fitness assessment will be held on campus Monday July 25 from 530shy630pm in Room PE 104 Students must log into Blackboard on Monday June 20 for directions and to check in with the instructor online For more information see the sect


KIN SWF3 SWIMMING FOR FITNESS 3 05 Units

This is an intermediate level swim fitness course with an emphasis in middle distance training This course will teach the student about the different aspects of middle distance training for freestyle as they relate to specific race distances 200 400 and

500 instruction will also focus on the 200 amp 400 individual Medley and the 200rsquos of the strokes (backstroke breaststroke and butterfly)

Day 10278 TWTh 100-215 POOL2 CRAIGHEAD 0620-0728 OP V01


This is an intermediate level swim fitness course with an emphasis in distance training This course will teach the student about the different aspects of distance training for freestyle as they relate to specific race distances 8001500 meters and 10001650 yards instruction will also include an introduction to open water swimming techniques and strategies


KIN WP1 WATER POLO 1 10 Units

This course is an introduction to the sport of Water Polo instruction will include individual skills relating to the play of water polo instruction will also include rules regulations and basic team play Strongly recommended kiN SW2 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or better)

Eve 10636 TTh 700-1000 POOL2 ARROYO 0620-0728 OP 093


This is an intermediate course designed to give the student the opportunity to learn and enhance personal and team skills relating to the game of Water Polo instruction will focus on advancing individual skills team strategies and an appreciation for competition


Eve 10697 TTh 500-820 tba SAPSFORD 0620-0728 OP 093 KIN GF1-093 meets at the Tri-Valley Golf Center (1780 Friesman Road Livermore CA) Students enrolled in Golf will be assessed an additional fee of $50 $100 or $200 for bucket of ball choices payable to the facility at the first class meeting RemindeR All registration notices Financial Aid and general College information will be sent to your ldquoZoNEmail Accountrdquo Check it regularly



This course is designed to give students the opportunity to learn and apply specific conditioning skills relating to the game of Water Polo instruction will focus on speed quickness strength and cardiovascular conditioning in the pool as they relate to the play of Water Polo Concepts of dryland training and periodization will be discussed

Eve 10690 Lab TTh 700-1000 ARROYO STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093

KIN YO1 YOGA 1 05 Units

This is an introductory course exploring the principles of Hatha yoga and how they apply to achieving lifetime fitness Emphasis is on developing awareness of body alignment balance and flexibility through a series of exercises and poses breathing exercises relaxation and meditation techniques are learned and practiced throughout the course

Day 10635 MW 1030-1235 PE213 WILSON 0620-0728 OP V01 Eve 10633 TTh 530-735 PE213 MANNING 0620-0728 OP 093


This is an intermediate Hatha yoga course that emphasizes intense stretching balancing and building of muscular strength A series of poses and breathing techniques will be practiced in order to create a more strenuous yoga experience Emphasis will be on the principles of healthy living along with proper posture relaxation and meditation techniques


KIN YOATH YOGA FOR ATHLETES-SPORTS COND 05 Units

Designed to prepare potential and current athletes for intercollegiate competition Presents a combination of strength flexibility and balance control combined with breathing techniques to increase focus and mind-body awareness for athletic competition


MASS COMMUNICATIONS

MSCM 5 INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATIONS 30 Units

Survey of mass communication and the interrelationships of media with society including history structure and trends in a digital age Discussion of theories and effects economics technology law and ethics global media media literacy and social issues including gender and cultural diversity Strongly recommended Eligibility for ENG 1A

Eve 10530 TTh 600-1050 2460 THOMPSON 0705-0804 OP 093

MSCM 31 INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA 30 Units

A survey of radio television film and multimedia and their impact on culture and society includes economics technological development programming ratings legal aspects and social control of broadcasting in America and cross-cultural international comparisons Strongly recommended Eligibility for ENG 1A

Web 10730 ONLINE KORBER 0531-0701 OP DE1

MSCM 31-DE1 (CRN 10730) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to http


MATH

MATH 1 CALCULUS I 50 Units

An introduction to single-variable differential and integral calculus including functions limits and continuity techniques and applications of differentiation and integration differentiation and integration of trigonometric exponential and logarithmic functions the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus areas and volumes of solids of revolution

Prerequisite MATH 20 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics assessment process



Day 10015 MW 1130-135 2460 LAVENDER 0613-0804 GR V01 Lab MW 145-235 2460 0613-0804 GR TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR

MATH 2 CALCULUS II 50 Units

Continuation of single-variable differential and integral calculus Topics covered include inverse and hyperbolic functions techniques of integration parametric equations polar coordinates sequences series power series and Taylor series introduction to Cartesian coordinates in three dimensions and operations with vectors Primarily for mathematics physical science and engineering majors

Prerequisite MATH 1 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics placement process



Day 10269 MW 1130-135 1872 POWERS 0613-0804 GR V01 TTh 1130-235 1872 0613-0804 GR Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR

MATH 20 PRE-CALCULUS MATHEMATICS 50 Units

Rational and polynomial functions with emphasis on logical development and graphing Solution of polynomial equations and inequalities graphing conic sections mathematical induction binomial theorem strengthening of skills in working with exponential logarithmic and trigonometric functions equations graphs and applications




Day 10013 MW 1130-135 1873 EDWARDS 0613-0804 GR V01 Lab MW 145-235 1873 0613-0804 GR TTh 1130-235 1873 0613-0804 GR Day 10735 MW 800-1005 507 EDWARDS 0613-0804 OP V02 TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP

MATH 34 CALC FOR BUS AND SOC SCIENCES 50 Units

Functions and their graphs limits of functions differential and integral calculus of algebraic exponential and logarithmic functions Applications in business economics and social sciences and use of graphing calculators Partial derivatives and the method of Lagrange multipliers

Prerequisite MATH 55 or 55B or 55Y (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics Assessment process

Day 10567 MW 900-1105 102 NELSON 0613-0804 OP V01 Lab MW 1115-1205 102 0613-0804 OP TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP

MATH 38 TRIGONOMETRY WITH GEOMETRY 50 Units

Plane trigonometry with topics from plane geometry Geometry includes properties of polygons parallel and perpendicular lines congruence and similarity area volumes and surface area Trigonometry includes definitions of the trigonometric functions graphs of the trigonometric functions trigonometric equations and inverse trigonometric functions identities polar coordinates and complex numbers Applications involving right triangles law of sines and law of cosines May not receive credit if Mathem

Prerequisite MATH 55 or 55B (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics Assessment process


Day 10768 MW 1130-135 2480 MOHEBI 0613-0804 OP V01 Lab MW 145-235 2480 0613-0804 OP TTh 1130-235 2480 0613-0804 OP Day 10769 MW 800-1005 2460 ANDERSON 0613-0804 OP V02 Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP

Eve 10770 MW 630-835 1873 WARDAK 0613-0804 OP 093 Lab MW 845-935 1873 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP

For Math Prerequisite chart see page 75


MATH 40 STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY 40 Units

Descriptive statistics including measures of central tendency dispersion and position elements of probability confidence intervals hypothesis tests two-population comparisons correlation and regression goodness of fit analysis of variance applications in various fields introduction to the use of a computer software package to complete both descriptive and inferential statistics problems

Prerequisites MATH 55B or MATH 55 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)


Day 10344 MTWTh 900-1115 2416 DAUBENMIRE 0613-0804 OP V01 Lab MW 1125-1215 2416 0613-0804 OP Day 10458 MTWTh 1230-245 2416 DAUBENMIRE 0613-0804 OP V02 Lab TTh 1130-1220 2416 0613-0804 OP Day 10459 MTWTh 300-515 2416 BHAGI 0613-0804 OP V03 Lab MTh 525-615 2416 0613-0804 OP


Web 10461 ONLINEHYBRID AUGUST 0613-0804 OP HD1

MATH 40-HD1 (CRN 10461) is a hybrid course All class meetings will be online except on the following dates when students will be required to meet on campus in room 607 from 300-430pm June 13 June 23 July 7 and August 4 For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline onlinelearning

Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to httpwwwlaspositascollegeedu

MATH 55 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA 50 Units

intermediate algebra concepts including An introduction to functions linear and absolute value functions absolute value equations and inequalities compound linear inequalities systems of linear equations in three variables and matrix solutions rational expressions functions and equations radical expressions functions and equations rational exponents complex numbers quadratic functions and equations inverse of a function exponential and logarithmic functions properties of logarithms exponent

Prerequisite MATH 65 or 65B (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics assessment process May not receive credit if MATH 55B has been completed


Day 10038 MW 800-1005 2480 MAITI 0613-0804 OP V01 TTh 800-1105 2480 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 2480 0613-0804 OP Day 10345 MTWTh 300-530 2480 JAMASBI 0613-0804 OP V02 Lab TTh 530-620 2480 0613-0804 OP

Eve 10011 MW 630-835 2450 MAITI 0613-0804 OP 093 Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP

Web 10143 ONLINEHYBRID BLUMENFELD 0613-0804 OP HD1

MATH 55-HD1 (CRN 10143) is a hybrid course All class meetings will be online except on the following dates when students will be required

to meet on campus in Room 1871 from 1230-245pm on the following Mondays Jun13 (Orientation) Jun 27 (Exam 1) Jul 11 (Exam 2) Jul 25 (Exam 3) and on Thursday Aug 4 from 1230-220pm (Final Exam) For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to



MATH 55A INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA A 25 Units

Concepts covered in the first half of Mathematics 55 intermediate Algebra including An introduction to functions linear and absolute value functions absolute value equations and inequalities compound linear inequalities rational expressions functions and equations radical expressions functions and equations rational exponents and complex numbers Multiple representations applications and modeling with functions are emphasized throughout

Prerequisite MATH 65 or 65B (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics assessment process May not receive credit if MATH 55 has been completed

A self-paced guided independent learning program Students registering for this section are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more laspositascollegeedumathindexphp

MATH 55A-X01 amp X94 are taught in the MATH X PROGRAM

information go to the Mathematics Department website httpwww

Students registering for Math 55A are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website http

wwwlaspositascollegeedumathindexphp

Day 10462 MW 930-1105 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X01 TTh 930-1020 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 1030-1120 607 0613-0804 OP Eve 10475 MW 630-805 607 HOANG 0613-0804 OP X94 TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

MATH 55B INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA B 25 Units

Concepts covered in the second half of Mathematics 55 intermediate Algebra including systems of linear equations in three variables and matrix solutions inverse of a function exponential and logarithmic functions properties of logarithms exponential and logarithmic equations conic sections systems on non-linear equations and inequalities Multiple representations applications and modeling with functions are emphasized throughout

Prerequisite MATH 55A (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) May not receive credit if MATH 55 has been completed


MATH 55B-X01 amp X94 are taught in the MATH X PROGRAM


Students registering for MATH 55B are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website

httpwwwlaspositascollegeedumathindexphp


MATH 65 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA 50 Units

Elementary algebra concepts including real numbers and their properties algebraic expressions integer exponents operations with polynomial expressions linear and quadratic equations linear inequalities and set notation graphs of linear equations and inequalities slope systems of linear equations and inequalities and an introduction to rational expressions and modeling with linear and quadratic equations



Day 10149 MW 1130-235 1874 BATRA 0613-0804 OP V01 TTh 1130-135 1874 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 145-235 1874 0613-0804 OP Eve 10021 MW 630-835 2490 DEMANGE 0613-0804 OP 093 Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP Web 10091 ONLINEHYBRID AUGUST 0613-0804 OP HD1

MATH 65-HD1 (CRN 10091) is a hybrid courseAll class meetings will be online except on the following dates in room 607 from 115-245pm June 13 June 23 July 7 July 21 and August 4 For hybriddistance education sections the TBA lab hour may be completed online or in the classroom (check with Instructor) For more information see section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in

this schedule or go to httpwwwlaspositascollegeeduonlinelearning

MATH 65A ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA A 25 Units

Concepts covered in the first half of Math 65 Elementary Algebra including real numbers and their properties algebraic expressions linear equations linear inequalities and set notation graphs of linear equations and inequalities in two variables slope systems of linear equations and inequalities and an introduction to modeling with linear equations This course is designed for those with no previous algebra background

Prerequisite MATH 106 or 107 or 107Y (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) or an appropriate skill level demonstrated through the Mathematics assessment process May not receive credit if Mathematics 65 or 65X have been completed







MATH 65B ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA B 25 Units

Concepts covered in the second half of Mathematics 65 Elementary Algebra including integer exponents operations with polynomial expressions factoring techniques quadratic equations and modeling with quadratic equations and an introduction to rational expressions

Prerequisite MATH 65A or 65X (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) May not receive credit if MATH 65 or 65Y have been completed




Students registering for Math 65B are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website http


Day 10465 MW 930-1105 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X01 TTh 930-1020 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 1030-1120 607 0613-0804 OP

Eve 10478 MW 630-805 607 HOANG 0613-0804 OP X94 TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

MATH 71A APPLIED MATH FOR TECHNICIANS A 15 Units

This course provides a survey of mathematical techniques used in the technical trades including Arithmetic both by-hand and with calculator ratios rates and proportions metric and US systems of measurement There is an emphasis on practical applications related to a variety of technical fields throughout






Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02

Eve 10473 MW 500-620 607 BELAUSTEGUI 0613-0804 OP X93

MATH 71B APPLIED MATH FOR TECHS B 15 Units

This course provides a survey of mathematical techniques used in the technical trades including an introduction to linear equations scientific notation plane and solid geometry and triangle trigonometry There is an emphasis on practical applications related to a variety of technical fields throughout

Prerequisite MATH 71A or 71X (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) May not receive credit if MATH 71 or 71Y or INDT 74 have been completed






internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website http


Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02


MATH 107A PRE-ALGEBRA A 20 Units

This course is intended to serve as a bridge between arithmetic and Elementary Algebra it includes a review of concepts covered in the first half of MATH 107 Pre-Algebra including review of arithmetic operations involving signed integers fractions variables and variable expressions and simple linear equations




Students registering for Math 107A are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website




MATH 107B PRE-ALGEBRA B 20 Units

This course is intended to serve as a bridge between arithmetic and Elementary Algebra it includes a review of concepts covered in the second half of Mathematics 107 Pre-Algebra including decimals graphs of simple linear equations percent and proportion introduction to statistics geometry and measurement and application problems

Prerequisite MATH 107A or 107X (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher) May not receive credit if MATH 107 or 107Y has been completed




Students registering for Math 107B are required to purchase and use the internet-based software MyMathLab which contains an online version of the text A hard copy of the text is suggested but not required For more information go to the Mathematics Department website






MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

MUS 1 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC 30 Units


Music for enjoyment and understanding through informed listening analysis evaluation and discernment of musical elements forms and repertoire Attendance at concerts and listening to a variety of music may be required

Day 10154 MTWTh 1030-1235 4127 ZIMMERMAN 0620-0728 OP V01

MUS 4 JAZZ IN AMERICAN CULTURE 30 Units

History trends and influences of the phenomenon of jazz through integration of the cultures of (but not limited to) African-American European-American and the Latin-American communities Required listening reading and concert attendance will guide the student to value jazz as a form of self-expression and improve the ability to listen and understand the various eras in jazz from pre-Dixieland to present day

Day 10453 MTWTh 1030-1235 104 DEVINE 0620-0728 OP V01

MUS 5 AMERICAN CULTURES IN MUSIC 30 Units

Music in twentieth century United States through the study of contributions of three selected groups from the following African-Americans Latin-Americans Asian-Americans European-Americans and Native Americans Emphasis on understanding diverse styles and on integrating these styles into American music Concert religious and folk-pop music will be included


Day 10280 MTWTh 800-1025 4127 ZIMMERMAN 0531-0701 OP V01 Web 10533 ONLINE MARSCHAK 0705-0804 OP DE1

MUS 5-DE1 (CRN 10533) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning


Web 10534 ONLINE MARSCHAK 0705-0804 OP DE2



NUTRITION

NUTR 1 THE SCIENCE OF NUTRITION 30 Units

The science of nutrition including the nutrients their functions sources and recommended intakes Nutritional assessment and the role of nutrition in the maintenance of health For students majoring in the science andor health fields Strongly Recommended CHEM 30A and MATH 65

Web 10346 ONLINE POLOKOFF 0620-0728 OP DE1

NUTR 1-DE1 (CRN 10346) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning





Web 10314 ONLINE FRIED 0620-0728 OP DE3



PHIL 1 GOD NATURE HUMAN NATURE 30 Units

An exploration of the nature and range of philosophical inquiry in relation to everyday problems of humans as individuals as citizens as existing in nature and as creators of works of the arts and of the spirit Analysis of primary philosophical documents that concentrate on these broad areas of human concerns introduction to Philosophy by the Philosophersrsquo own works their methods of procedure and inquiry

Web 10053 ONLINE STAFF 0620-0728 GR DE1

PHIL 1-DE1 (CRN 10053) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning








PHIL 2 ETHICS 30 Units

This course covers the concepts of morality values and influential ethical theories Students taking this course will be required to use philosophical methods to evaluate these theories for themselves and show how these theories can apply to everyday ethical questions

Eve 10054 MW 600-905 2204 HERGERT 0620-0728 GR 093 Eve 10725 TTh 600-905 2204 HERGERT 0620-0728 OP 094

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE

POLI 7 INTRO TO AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 40 Units

introduction to the principles problems and basic issues of government with particular emphasis on the national government in the United States including discussion of the American Constitution and California state and local government Strongly recommended Eligibility for ENG 1A

Day 10023 MTWTh 1200-250 2490 STAFF 0620-0728 OP V01 Web 10051 ONLINE STAFF 0613-0804 OP DE1

POLI 7-DE1 (CRN 10051) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning





Check for Add nGR Refund Passno Pass and Withdrawal deadlines 1 Log into CLASS Web 2 Select the Student Services tab 3 Click the Registration link 4 Click the Check Class deadlines link 5 Enter the CRN

PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY-COUNSELING

PSYC 1 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 30 Units

introduces students to the scientific study of behavior and mental processes Provides an overview of major psychological concepts and theories in such areas as consciousness learning memory motivation perception personality stress and social behavior Strongly recommended Eligibility for ENG 1A

Day 10347 MTWTh 800-1005 1874 HIRASHIKI 0620-0728 OP V01 Day 10006 MTWTh 1030-1235 2470 DOERR 0620-0728 OP V02 Eve 10658 MTWTh 700-905 2205 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093 Web 10265 ONLINE RUYS 0620-0728 OP DE1

PSYC 1-DE1 (CRN 10265) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning


Web 10266 ONLINE RUYS 0620-0728 OP DE2



Web 10267 ONLINE ROY 0620-0728 OP DE3






PSYC 4 BRAIN MINDAND BEHAVIOR 30 Units

introduction to the field of biopsychology The biopsychology of cognitive perceptual emotional developmental and social processes includes the biopsychology of personality gender emotions learning learning disabilities drugs neurological and developmental disorders and mental health Examination of information and theory for practical application

Prerequisite PSYC 1

Web 10561 ONLINE BUNDY 0620-0728 OP DE1



PSYC 10 PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 30 Units

Physiological and psychosocial aspects of sexual health in our contemporary society Understanding the interrelationship of attitude and behavior as it relates to sexual well-being and sexual integrity

Day 10564 MTWTh 1030-1235 2306 HIRASHIKI 0620-0728 OP V01

PSYC 12 LIFE-SPAN PSYCHOLOGY 30 Units

introduction to the psychological physiological and socioshycultural factors influencing development from conception through death Emphasis on the process of normal development and its variations Examination of theoretical models and research for practical application

Day 10659 MTWTh 100-305 2470 DOERR 0620-0728 OP V01 Web 10455 ONLINE RUYS 0620-0728 OP DE1






PSCN 13 MULTICULTURAL ISSUESAMERICA 30 Units

Exploration of issues relating to the multicultural community in which we live Focus on improving the individualrsquos understanding of other cultures and how those cultures impact the American lifestyle includes exploration of myths and misunderstandings Discussion of four specific cultures or sub-cultures from the following groups 1) African-American 2) Asian-American 3) Hispanic-American 4) Native-American 5) Middle Eastern-American 6) European-American 7) GayLesbian American 8) Disabled America

Day 10553 MTWTh 1030-1235 1641 GECOX 0620-0728 OP V01

RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELS 1 RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD 30 Units

introduction to religion by examining several religions basic principles of each shown by fundamental scriptures and works in the visual and musical arts


RELS 1-DE1 (CRN 10020) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning





SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY

SOC 1 PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY 30 Units

The sociological perspective scientific study of human interaction and society as a whole with emphasis on the impact of groups on social behavior systematic examination of culture social organization and methodology


SOC 1-DE1 (CRN 10016) is an online course For more information see laspositascollegeeduonlinelearning








SOC 3 CULTURAL AND RACIAL MINORITIES 30 Units

Racial and ethnic relations in the United States Examines the cultural political and economic practices and institutions that support or challenge racism and ethnic inequalities as well as patterns of interaction between various racial and ethnic groups







SPANISH

SPANISH

SPAN 1A BEGINNING SPANISH 50 Units

The introductory level course will enable students to begin speaking reading and writing elementary level Spanish as well as understanding the spoken language Students are introduced to concepts of grammar vocabulary and verb tenses in a variety of auditory visual and written contexts Strongly Recommended Eligibility for ENG 1A


Eve 10766 MTWTh 530-805 101 SUAREZ 0613-0804 OP 093

SPEECH

SPCH 1 FUNDAMENTALSSPEECH COMMUNICAT 30 Units

Developing stating organizing researching ideas and presenting them to an audience Developing the faculties of critical listening and problem-solving Strongly recommended eligibility for ENG 1A

Day 10014 MTWTh 800-1025 4212 DOBSON 0531-0701 OP V01 Day 10010 MTWTh 1030-1255 4212 DOBSON 0531-0701 OP V02 Day 10145 MTWTh 1030-1255 4212 DRUMMOND 0705-0804 OP V03 Day 10456 MTWTh 900-1125 PE209 JOVIEN 0705-0804 OP V04 Day 10590 MTWTh 100-305 4213 KELLNER 0620-0728 OP V05

THEATER ARTS

THEA 1A THEORYPRACTICE OF ACTING I 30 Units

This course prepares a student to apply basic acting theory to performance and develops the skills of interpretation of drama through acting Special attention is paid to skills for performance memorization stage movement vocal production and interpretation of text An introduction to the techniques and theories of acting explored through improvisation exercises and scene study Students should be able to demonstrate the following skills development of the physical and psychological resources for

Day 10698 MTWTh 1200-245 4127 WISELY 0531-0701 OP V01

THEA 41 PASSPORT TO THEATER 30 Units

Supervised participation in scheduled performances of the theater department as an actor or backstage worker Hour value to be determined by the instructor after audition based upon the scope of the performance or technical assignment Enrollment is for the duration of the rehearsals and performances

Eve 10759 MTWTh 700-805 4127 ROSS 0613-0804 OP 093 MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP

Enrollment in THEA 47A 47B 47C 47D is by audition only Musical Production HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING Rehearsals to run June 6-July 31 -Performance Dates July 28-31 2016

THEA 47A PERFORM IN PRODINTRO LIVE 30 Units

This course provides instruction and supervised participation in theatre rehearsal and performance On stage participation in cast of scheduled main stage production Enrollment is for the duration of the production

Eve 10699 MTWTh 700-805 4127 ROSS 0613-0804 OP 093 Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP

THEA 47B PERFORMANCE IN PROD BEGINNING 30 Units

As a continuation of THEA 47A students will participate in the cast of a scheduled main stage production Emphasis will be on character development objectives and actions


THEA 47C PERFORMANCE IN PROD INTERMED 30 Units

This course is a continuation of THEA 47b Student will participate in the cast of a scheduled main stage production This course will focus on rehearsal technique personal creative exploration and ensemble building and motivated performance response


THEA 47D PERFORMANCE IN PRODADVANCED 30 Units

As a continuation of THEA 47C students will continue to develop onstage with participation in the cast of the scheduled main stage production This course will emphasize complexity and polish in performance personal and creative development as a theater professional and outreach and publicity obligations


THEA 48A TECH THEATER IN PROD-BEGINNING 30 Units

Students will gain practical experience in the application of production responsibilities in any of the following stage management house management construction scenery properties costume lighting sound and running crews Enrollment is for the duration of the semester Strongly Recommended THEA 50 (completed with a grade of ldquoCrdquo or higher)

Day 10703 MTWTh 330-420 4125 GALLEGOS 0613-0804 OP V01 MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP

VITICULTURE AND WINERY TECH

VWT 33 SUMMER VITICULTURE OPERATIONS 30 Units

Vineyard practices for the summer session Class operates the Las Positas College Campus Hill vineyard with an emphasis on the practical applications of viticulture theory including vine training canopy management assessment of insect and disease problems specific to the appellation irrigation applications relating to soil and leaf moisture and crop estimation

Prerequisite Viticulture (VWT) 10


WELDING TECHNOLOGY

WLDT 70 INTRODUCTION TO WELDING 20 Units

Arc TiG MiG Flux-core gas and braze welding plasma and fuel gas welding and cutting Theory and care of welderrsquos equipment with emphasis on safe practices



WLDT 71 WELDING FOR THE ARTS 30 Units

Provides basic welding shop skills and instruction that artistically inclined individuals should know in order to be effective in the process of creating metal art and sculpture Provides






REMEMBER TO ACCESS YOUR STUDENT ZONEMAIL PLEASE NOTE All messages from the College are sent to this email address Your registration date will be emailed to your ZONEmail account Check your ZONEmail regularly to avoid missing any important information or notices

Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE

WRKX 95 WORK EXPERIENCE 10 Units


Corequisite Work Experience 95


WRKX 95-DE1 (CRN 10716) is an online course For more information see the section titled ldquoOnline Learningrdquo in this schedule or go to http





WRKX 96 WORK EXPERIENCE SEMINAR 10 Units

Focal point for the coordination of college supervised part-time or full-time employment With an emphasis on building strong working relationships with supervisors subordinates and co-workers seminar topics include effective communication skills career exploration resume writing job interviewing and case studies Corequisite Work Experience 95











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Building 1300 HOURS MonndashThurs 845am to 630pm Friday 845am to 100pm PHONE (925) 424-1812 WEB httpwwwLPCStorecom



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In compliance with the Student-Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-542) it is the policy of our college district to make available its completion and transfer rates to all current and prospective students Beginning in Fall 2011 a cohort of all certificate- degree- and transfer-seeking first-time full-time students were tracked over a three-year period Their completion and transfer rates are listed aboveThese rates do not represent the success rates of the entire student pop

Based upon the cohort defined above a Completer is a student who attained a certificate or degree or became lsquotransfer preparedrsquo during a three-year period from Fall 2011 to Spring 2014 Students who have completed 60 transferable units with a GPA of 20 or better are considered lsquotransfer- preparedrsquo Students who transferred to another post-secondary institution prior to attaining a degree certificate or becoming lsquotransfer-preparedrsquo during a five-semester period from Spring 2012 to Spring 2014 are tr

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SUMMER SESSIONS 1st 5 - Week May 31 - July 1 2nd 5 - Week July 5 - August 4 6 - Week June 20 - July 28 8 - Week June 13 - Aug 4


SUMMER ENROLLMENT INFORMATION Please pay close attention to course deadline dates - these dates will vary for each Summer course To check the deadline dates to add a course NGR (no-grade-ofshyrecord) refund passno pass and withdrawal please access your Class-Web account and complete the following steps

1 Log into CLASS-Web 2 Select the ldquoStudent Servicesrdquo tab 3 Click the ldquoRegistrationrdquo link 4 Click the ldquoCheck Class Deadlinesrdquo link 5 Enter the CRN

Early Admission Students (High School Seniors) ndash Summer Sessions For Summer sessions that begin prior to your high school graduation you will be required to provide Concurrent Enrollment documentation Please contact the Admissions and Records Office at (925) 424-1500 or email LPC-Admissions laspositascollegeedu for additional information College Summer Hours Las Positas College will be closed on Fridays for the month of June and July Please visit our website at wwwlaspositascollegeedu for individual department hours of availability Health Center The Health Center will be open during the Summer For hours of availability please visit their website at wwwlaspositascollegehealthcenter Final Exams Final exams for all Summer classes will be held at the last class meeting

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Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

2016









9

SUM

MER

201

6




10

SUM

MER

2016













11

SUM

MER

201

6

















MWTh 855-945 40


12

SUM

MER

2016












13

SUM

MER

201

6




















SUM

MER

2016

















Lab TTh 640-945 1851 0613-0804 OP




15

SUM

MER

201

6























Lab TTh 630-940 1805 0613-0804 OP

16

17

SUM

MER

2016













SUM

MER

201

6









Lab TTh 100-520 2206 0620-0728 GR










18

SUM

MER

2016











Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP






19

SUM

MER

201

6

















MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR



20

SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

201

6




10

SUM

MER

2016













11

SUM

MER

201

6

















MWTh 855-945 40


12

SUM

MER

2016












13

SUM

MER

201

6




















SUM

MER

2016

















Lab TTh 640-945 1851 0613-0804 OP




15

SUM

MER

201

6























Lab TTh 630-940 1805 0613-0804 OP

16

17

SUM

MER

2016













SUM

MER

201

6









Lab TTh 100-520 2206 0620-0728 GR










18

SUM

MER

2016











Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP






19

SUM

MER

201

6

















MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR



20

SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

2016













11

SUM

MER

201

6

















MWTh 855-945 40


12

SUM

MER

2016












13

SUM

MER

201

6




















SUM

MER

2016

















Lab TTh 640-945 1851 0613-0804 OP




15

SUM

MER

201

6























Lab TTh 630-940 1805 0613-0804 OP

16

17

SUM

MER

2016













SUM

MER

201

6









Lab TTh 100-520 2206 0620-0728 GR










18

SUM

MER

2016











Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP






19

SUM

MER

201

6

















MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR



20

SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

201

6

















MWTh 855-945 40


12

SUM

MER

2016












13

SUM

MER

201

6




















SUM

MER

2016

















Lab TTh 640-945 1851 0613-0804 OP




15

SUM

MER

201

6























Lab TTh 630-940 1805 0613-0804 OP

16

17

SUM

MER

2016













SUM

MER

201

6









Lab TTh 100-520 2206 0620-0728 GR










18

SUM

MER

2016











Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP






19

SUM

MER

201

6

















MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR



20

SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

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Campus Safety

Campus Safety

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Lab TTh 630-940 1805 0613-0804 OP

16

17

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SUM

MER

201

6









Lab TTh 100-520 2206 0620-0728 GR










18

SUM

MER

2016











Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP






19

SUM

MER

201

6

















MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR



20

SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

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MER

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TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

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6




















SUM

MER

2016

















Lab TTh 640-945 1851 0613-0804 OP




15

SUM

MER

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6























Lab TTh 630-940 1805 0613-0804 OP

16

17

SUM

MER

2016













SUM

MER

201

6









Lab TTh 100-520 2206 0620-0728 GR










18

SUM

MER

2016











Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP






19

SUM

MER

201

6

















MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR



20

SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

2016

















Lab TTh 640-945 1851 0613-0804 OP




15

SUM

MER

201

6























Lab TTh 630-940 1805 0613-0804 OP

16

17

SUM

MER

2016













SUM

MER

201

6









Lab TTh 100-520 2206 0620-0728 GR










18

SUM

MER

2016











Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP






19

SUM

MER

201

6

















MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR



20

SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

201

6























Lab TTh 630-940 1805 0613-0804 OP

16

17

SUM

MER

2016













SUM

MER

201

6









Lab TTh 100-520 2206 0620-0728 GR










18

SUM

MER

2016











Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP






19

SUM

MER

201

6

















MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR



20

SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





17

SUM

MER

2016













SUM

MER

201

6









Lab TTh 100-520 2206 0620-0728 GR










18

SUM

MER

2016











Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP






19

SUM

MER

201

6

















MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR



20

SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

201

6









Lab TTh 100-520 2206 0620-0728 GR










18

SUM

MER

2016











Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP






19

SUM

MER

201

6

















MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR



20

SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

2016











Lab TTh 1025-1140 2414 0613-0804 OP






19

SUM

MER

201

6

















MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR



20

SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

201

6

















MTW 300-350 PE202 0620-0728 GR



20

SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

2016






TWTh 300-450 PE101 0620-0728 OP
















21

SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

201

6














TTh 1130-235 2460 0613-0804 GR





Lab MW 145-235 1872 0613-0804 GR



22

SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

2016







TTh 800-1105 507 0613-0804 OP Lab MW 1015-1105 507 0613-0804 OP



TTh 900-1205 102 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 1015-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP TTh 800-1105 2460 0613-0804 OP


TTh 630-935 1873 0613-0804 OP


chart see page 75













Lab MW 845-935 2450 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2450 0613-0804 OP


23

SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

201

6










TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP






TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP





Lab MW 845-935 2490 0613-0804 OP TTh 630-935 2490 0613-0804 OP







TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP

24

SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

2016









TTh 630-720 607 0613-0804 OP Lab TTh 730-820 607 0613-0804 OP




















25


SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

201

6




-ldquo rdquo














26

SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

2016













27

SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

201

6








MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP




Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


Lab MTWTh 810-1000 4127 0613-0804 OP


MTWTh 430-1130 4125 0613-0804 OP







28

SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure





SUM

MER

2016




-ldquo rdquo




















Building 1300 HOURS




29


Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

Figure






Academic Calendar 3






Financial Aid 112



Campus Safety 123





30

Structure Bookmarks

Figure

Summer

Summer

CLASSES 2016

CLASSES 2016

Figure

Important note

Important note





SUMMER SESSIONS

SUMMER SESSIONS


st

nd






1

1

1

Log into CLASS-Web

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5

5

Enter the CRN










Health Center

Health Center

Health Center



Final Exams

Final Exams

Final Exams




st






nd






































TTh 930-1120 25



ALGEbRAMW


TTh 930-1120 25








MWTh 855-945 40

MWTh 855-945 40

















NOTE



091 AJ Program



CE1 Credit by Exam

DE1 Fully online



less than

MJ1 Math Jam

P01 Puente Program



WE1 Saturday class

X01 Math X Program






















Day 10037 MW 1230-335 507 COLE 0613-0804 GR V01

ANTHROPOLOGY














ASTRONOMY

ASTRONOMY






BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
















Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP

Lab TTh 1200-250 1851 0613-0804 OP








BUSINESS

BUSINESS
























Corequisite BUSN 96









Corequisite BUSN 95







CHEMISTRY

















































COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPUTER SCIENCE













ECONOMICS






















emergency

emergency

emergency

Day

Day

10103

TTh

1000-1250

2201

ADKINS

0620-0728

GR V01

TR

Lab

TTh

100-520

2206

0620-0728

GR


ENGLISH





































Eve 10687 TTh 600-1015 103 STAFF 0620-0728 OP 093










GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY














GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY














HEALTH

HEALTH






HISTORY

HISTORY


























HUMANITIES











INTERNSHIP



Corequisite INTN 2




Corequisite INTN 1


KINESIOLOGY






















Eve 10152 MW 530-835 802 STAFF 0613-0804 OP 093



































MASS COMMUNICATIONS









MATH






































































































Day 10469 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02












Day 10470 MW 1140-100 607 KUTIL 0613-0804 OP X02























MUSIC PHILOSOPHY

















NUTRITION


























PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(See KINESIOLOGY)

POLITICAL SCIENCE



























Prerequisite PSYC 1


















RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES









SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY




















SPANISH

SPANISH





SPEECH




THEATER ARTS




























WELDING TECHNOLOGY













Las Positas CoLLege

WORK EXPERIENCE






















BOOKSTORE









TR

PAGE

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar

3



104



106



107



108



110

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

112



115



121

Campus Safety

Campus Safety

123



8 - 29



32 - 103

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