Course Schedule - Delaware Technical Community College

Course Schedule 

Stanton and Wilmington Campuses Spring 2013 

Delaware Technical Community College 

www.dtcc.edu

CONTENTS 

General Information 

Tuition and Fees.............................................................................. 1 

Parking Permit................................................................................. 1 

Tuition/Fee Adjustment Policy........................................................... 1 

Class Cancellation............................................................................ 1 

Drop/Add Procedures....................................................................... 1 

Deferred Payment Plan..................................................................... 1 

HOPE Scholarship............................................................................ 1 

Senior Citizens Tuition Waiver........................................................... 1 

Veterans’ Affairs.............................................................................. 1 

Credit Programs............................................................................... 2 

Registration Directions..................................................................... 3 

Payment Instructions........................................................................ 3 

FERPA............................................................................................ 3 

Course Schedule Legend................................................................... 4 

Learning Community...................................................................... 21 

E-learning...............................................................................22-28 

Credit Course Listing 

Accounting...................................................................................... 4 

Air Conditioning/Refridgeration......................................................... 4 

Allied Health................................................................................. 13 

Architectural Engineering Technology................................................. 4 

American Sign Language Studies...................................................... 4 

Automotive Technology.................................................................... 4 

Biology........................................................................................... 5 

Biotechnology................................................................................. 6 

Business Administration .................................................................. 6 

Chemical Process Operator................................................................ 8 

Chemistry........................................................................................ 7 

Civil Engineering Technology............................................................. 7 

Communications.............................................................................. 8 

Computer-Aided Engineering Drafting & Design Technology............... 10 

Computer and Info Sciences.............................................................. 9 

Computer Engineering Technology..................................................... 6 

Computer Information Systems......................................................... 7 

Construction Management Technology............................................... 9 

Criminal Justice............................................................................... 9 

Culinary Arts.................................................................................... 9 

Cultural.......................................................................................... 8 

Drug & Alcohol Counseling............................................................... 9 

Early Childhood Education................................................................ 9 

Education..................................................................................... 10 

Economics..................................................................................... 10 

Electronics/Electrical Engineering Technology................................... 10 

Energy.......................................................................................... 17 

English......................................................................................... 11 

English as a Second Language........................................................ 12 

Entrepreneurship........................................................................... 13 

Fire Protection Engineering............................................................. 13 

Food Service Management............................................................. 13 

History.......................................................................................... 13 

Human Resource Management....................................................... 14 

Human Services............................................................................ 13 

Hotel/Restaurant/Institutional Management.................................... 13 

Information Security...................................................................... 14 

Mathematics................................................................................. 14 

Management................................................................................ 17 

Management Information Systems.................................................. 17 

Marketing..................................................................................... 17 

Mechanical Engineering Technology................................................ 17 

Office Administration..................................................................... 18 

Nursing........................................................................................ 21 

Operations Management................................................................ 18 

Physics......................................................................................... 18 

Political Science............................................................................. 18 

Psychology.................................................................................... 18 

Reading........................................................................................ 19 

Safety Management....................................................................... 20 

Science......................................................................................... 19 

Sociology...................................................................................... 20 

Student Services............................................................................ 20 

Spanish........................................................................................ 20 

Student Success Courses................................................................. 20 

Sociology...................................................................................... 20 

Visual Communications.................................................................. 20 

Distributed Learning....................................................................... 26 

Telecourses.................................................................................... 25 

Online Courses.............................................................................. 22 

Interactive Video Courses................................................................ 28 

Serving All of Delaware 

Owens Campus 

P.O. Box 610 • Georgetown, DE 19947 • 302 856-5400 

Stanton Campus 

400 Stanton-Christiana Road • Newark, DE 19713 • 302 454-3900 

Terry Campus 

100 Campus Drive • Dover, DE 19904 • 302 857-1000 

Wilmington Campus 

333 N. Shipley Street • Wilmington, DE 19801 • 302 571-5300 

Important Numbers 

General Information 

Stanton: 454-3900 Wilmington: 571-5300 

New Student Information 

Stanton/Wilmington: 283-3100 

Admissions 


Bookstore 


Corporate and Community Programs 


Evening Academic Counselor 


Financial Aid 


Business Office 


Registrar 


Library 


Public Safety 


Veterans’ Affairs 


Stanton and Wilmington Campuses 

Mark T. Brainard, J.D., Campus Director 

Board of Trustees 

Mark S. Stellini, Chairman 

John M. Maiorano, Vice Chairman 

William G. Bush, IV, Esq. 

Norman Griffiths, Esq. 

Louis F. Owens, Jr., M.D. 

Selham Sue Saliba 

Audrey Van Luven 

Dr. Orlando J. George, Jr., College President 

An Equal Opportunity Institution 

It is the policy of the College that no person shall, on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, 

national origin, veterans status, age or disability, be subjected to any discrimination 

prohibited by the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, the Age Discrimination in Employment 

Act, as amended, Americans with Disabilities Act; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation 

Act of 1973; Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972; and other applicable laws, 

regulations and applicable Executive Orders. This policy applies to recruitment, employment 

and subsequent placement, training, promotion, compensation, continuation, probation, 

discharge and other terms and conditions relating to employees and/or students over which 

the College has jurisdiction. 

Barbara Mignon Weatherly, Esq., Civil Rights Coordinator, Office of the President 

P.O. Box 897, Dover, DE 19903, 302.739.6356, civilrights@dtcc.edu 

On the cover: Tien Hyunh, Math Secondary Education 

Tien Hyunh is a Delaware Tech student studying Math Secondary Education. A 2010 graduate of 

Glasgow High School, he says he chose Delaware Tech for its proximity to home, its financial value, 

and its great math program. He plans to continue his education and earn a Bachelor’s after he 

completes his Associate’s degree at Delaware Tech. Tien maintains a 3.5 GPA while also playing on 

the school’s men’s soccer team. “There is no other experience like being a part of a soccer team in 

college, so I just appreciate and enjoy every moment of it,” he says, noting that the sport helps him 

grow both physically and mentally. Being part of the team also motivates him to do well in school 

so he can continue to play on the team.

Registration/Calendar 

SPRING REGISTRATION 

Spring Semester registration, both in-person and online will begin on November 12, 2012. A $25 late registration fee will be applied 

to Spring Semester registration beginning January 14, 2013. 

Tuition & Fees 

In-state tuition: $120.00 per credit 

Full-time (12+ credits): $1,440.00 plus fees 

Out-of-state tuition: $300.00 per credit 

Full-time (12+ credits): $3,600.00 plus fees 

All tuition and fees are subject to revision by the Board of Trustees 

of the College and/or pending final audit by the Business Office. Any 

changes in tuition and fees that occur after initial/early registration will 

result in an additional bill at the new rate. 

*Out-of-state students must provide proof of residency to qualify for 

in-state tuition. Please see the College Catalog for details. 

Application fee/credit courses: $10.00 

Registration Fee: Due at time of registration $15.00 

Student Services Fee: $20.00 Full-time 

$10.00 Part-time 

Technology Support Fee: $7.75 Per credit 

Lab fee: Varies - new lab fee schedule is in effect. Charges posted 

on the master schedule throughout the campus. 

Parking Permit: All students, faculty and staff must obtain a 

free Parking Permit for the current school year. The permit allows 

you access to our parking lots on a first-come, first-served basis 

(Sept. 1 - Aug. 31). 

TUITION/FEE ADJUSTMENT POLICY 

Course or Semester Withdrawal: To officially drop, add 

or withdraw from a course, a completed drop/add form must be 

submitted to the Registrar’s Office or submitted online through 

MyDTCC/BannerWeb. Courses dropped during the drop/add period 

will not be graded or recorded on the student’s transcript. 

Students will not be charged any tuition or refundable fees (lab, 

technology support and distance learning) for courses dropped 

during the first week of the session. Students will be responsible for 

50% of the assessed tuition and refundable fees for courses dropped 

during the second week of the session. Students will be responsible 

for 100% of assessed tuition and all fees after the second week of 

the session. Please refer to the official College Calendar by going to 

http://www.dtcc.edu/catalog/calendar.htm. The following fees are 

non-refundable: application, registration, late registration, student 

services, credit by examination and evaluation for work experience. 

Class Cancellation: Courses may be cancelled for lack of 

enrollment, in which case enrollees may receive full refunds or 

select another course. To obtain a refund, or add a different course, 

a student must fill out a drop/add form and submit it to the 

Registrar’s Office. 

Drop/Add: To drop/add a course, students must obtain forms from 

their academic counselor, advisor or the Registrar’s Office. 

Deferred Payment Plan: If total tuition exceeds $175 you 

may use the Deferred Payment Plan. One-third of the total 

tuition and course fees, or $175, whichever is greater, is due at 

registration. Refer to your schedule/bill for the second and third 

payment due dates. 

HOPE Scholarship/Lifetime Learning 

Educational Tax Credits: The HOPE Scholarship/Lifetime 

Learning Educational Tax Credits are options to help offset 

educational costs. Technically, the HOPE “Scholarship” is not a 

scholarship. It is a tax credit available to eligible students. Delaware 

Tech does not determine if students are eligible for this tax credit. 

It is recommended that your tax advisor be consulted for more 

details. For complete details concerning eligibility, etc., consult your 

tax advisor, or visit the IRS Website (www.irs.gov). 

Senior Citizens Tuition Waiver: Residents of the State of 

Delaware who are 60 years of age or older may enroll at Delaware 

Tech, tuition free, in any catalog course: technical or related studies, 

day or evening. Delaware Tech/University of Delaware Associate 

in Arts Degree Program credit courses are also included. Excluded 

are special interest (non-credit) courses. Persons eligible for this 

privilege are not required to pay application, course registration or 

other related fees. They shall pay the cost of all books, supplies, 

laboratory and technology support fees. This privilege may be 

limited or denied in courses for which selective admissions criteria 

have been established. This privilege is granted on a space 

available basis if such courses are not filled at the close 

of registration. 

Quick & Convenient: Use your MasterCard, VISA or Discover 

when you register. 

Veterans’ Affairs: Monthly education and training allowances 

are provided under provisions of the Veterans’ Administration. 

A veteran of military service, qualified reservist, or a qualified 

dependent may be eligible for assistance. For more information 

contact the Veterans’ Office. 

Stanton................................................302 454 - 3926 

Wilmington.........................................302 888 - 5285 

The information presented in this course schedule 

is complete and accurate at the time of printing. 

To review the most up-to-date course information, 

please visit the Delaware Tech Web site at http:// 

www.dtcc.edu/allschedules.

Delaware Technical Community College Stanton and Wilmington Campuses 

Credit Programs 

Selected technology courses are open only 

to students who have been accepted into 

the degree program. 

Degree 

Diploma 

Certificate 

Location 

S = Stanton 

W = Wilmington 

Degree 

Diploma 

Certificate 

Location 

Agriculture 

Agribusiness Management • W 

Business 

Accounting • W 

Entrepreneurship • • W 

General Business • W 

Hospitality Management • W 

Management • W 

Marketing • W 

Office Administration • W 

Operations Management • W 

Paralegal • W 

Computer Technology 

Computer Information Systems • W 

Computer Network Engineering Technology • W 

Computing and Information Science • W 

Information Security • W 

Culinary Arts 

Baking and Pastry Skills • • S 

Cooking • S 

Culinary Arts • S 

Food Service Management • S 

Kitchen Skills Studies • S 

Education 

Early Care & Education Birth to Second Grade • W 

Early Childhood Development • W 

Early Childhood Studies • W 

Elementary Education • S/W 

Instructional Design and Technology • S/W 

Math Secondary Education • S 

Middle level Mathematics Ed. - English Minor • W 

Middle level Mathematics Ed. - Science Minor • W 

Middle level Mathematics Ed. - Social Science 

Minor 

• W 

Paraeducator • S/W 

Science Education Chemistry Physics • S 

Energy and Engineering 

Architectural Engineering • S 

Civil Engineering Technology • S 

Computer Engineering Technology • S 

Construction Management • S 

Electrical Engineering Technology • S 

Electronics and Electrical Engineering 

Technology: Math/Science Concentration 

• S 

Energy Management • S 

Engineering Technology: Computer Aided 

Design 

• S 

Environmental EngineeringTechnology • S 

Instrumentation • S 

Instrumentation Engineering Technology • S 

Laser & Optics Studies • S 

Machinist Training Level I • S 

Machinist Training Level II • S 

Mechanical Engineering Technology • S 

Modernized Manufacturing • S 

Renewable Energy Solar • S 

Surveying & Geomatics Engineering Technology • S 

Health and Science 

Biological Sciences • S 

Biotechnology • S 

Cardiovascular Sonography • W 

Chemical Process Operator • • • S 

Chemistry • S 

Chemistry: Math Concentration • S 

Dental Hygiene • W 

Diagnostic Medical Sonography • W 

Exercise Science • W 

Health Information Management • W 

Histotechnician • W 

Medical Assistant • W 

Medical Coding Studies • W 

Nuclear Medicine • W 

Nursing • S 

Occupational Therapy Assistant • W 

Physical Therapist Assistant • W 

Radiologic Technology • W 

Respiratory Care • W 

Public Service 

Criminal Justice • S 

Direct Support Professional • W 

Drug/Alcohol Counseling • • W 

Fire Protection • S 

Human Services • W 

Transportation 

Automotive • S 

Automotive Technician Studies • S 

Direct Support Professional • W 

Drug/Alcohol Counseling • • W 

English as a Second Language • W 

Fire Alarm • S 

Fire Protection • S 

Fire Science • S 

Human Services • W 

Safety Management • S 

Transportation 

Automotive Technology • S 

Automotive Technician Studies • S

Spring Semester Registration 

Students should discuss their spring schedule with their advisor or academic counselor before they register. 

Remember to register early for best selection of courses. 

Spring Semester registration forms will be processed by the Registrar’s Office beginning November 12, 2012. A $25 late registration fee 

will be applied to Spring Semester registrations beginning January 14, 2013. 

REGISTRATION DIRECTIONS: 

Option One: For Returning Students Only 

Web Registration 

1. Please note: course reference numbers (CRN) are important to the Web registration process. 

2. Refer to www.dtcc.edu/reg for Web registration instructions. 

3. If you need assistance, contact your advisor or academic counselor. 

4. Error messages can occur for a number of reasons, including not having the necessary prerequisites, holds on accounts, incomplete 

student data, etc. If you receive an error message when registering, print the screen or write down the message and then, 

a. students enrolled in a degree program should contact their advisor, or 

b. students not enrolled in a degree program should contact their academic counselor. 

5. If you register successfully and obtain all requested courses, please confirm your registration by following payment instructions below. 

Option Two: For New and Returning Students 

In-person Registration 

1. Make an appointment with your advisor or academic counselor to schedule your classes. 

2. If you do not know your advisor or academic counselor, please call your program department or the Admissions Office (new students only). 

PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS: 

• To ensure your Spring Semester registration is not cancelled, an immediate payment of $15 and a deferred payment are required. 

• You may make your payment in-person or online. 

• Deferred payments may be made online, in-person, or with a credit card by calling the campus Business Office. 

The Business Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. 

Stanton 302 454-3906 Wilmington 302 571-5311 

Awarded Financial Aid Students – You may confirm that you have been awarded aid by contacting the 

Financial Aid Office with your Delaware Tech student ID#; returning students may confirm by logging onto 

their account at my.dtcc.edu. 

Spring Semester 2013 

To avoid the cancellation of your registration for spring you must: 

Students who have applied for financial aid but have not yet been awarded for spring must pay the deferred payment by 

December 7, 2012. 

The Financial Aid Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. 

Stanton 302 453-3706 Wilmington 302 434-5552 

Family Education Rights Privacy Act (FERPA) 

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as Amended (FERPA), also known as the Buckley Amendment, was designed to protect the privacy of 

educational records and to provide guidelines for the correction of inaccurate or misleading data through informal and formal hearings. For more information on 

FERPA, please contact Student Services or visit us on the Web at http://www.dtcc.edu/about/college-facts/consumer-information. 

www.dtcc.edu Spring 2013 - page 3

Spring Credit Courses 

Credit courses may be taken independently or as part of a degree, diploma or certificate program. Most credit courses have basic skill or other course 

prerequisites. See your academic counselor/advisor for more information. 

Credit classes are scheduled according to military time. Those scheduled after 12 noon may be calculated by subtracting 12 from the number and adding 

PM, for example 1300 = 1 PM; 1700 = 5 PM. Class meeting times are abbreviated: Monday-M, Tuesday-T, Wednesday-W, Thursday-R, 

Friday-F, Saturday-S, Sunday-U; for example, TR classes meet Tuesday and Thursday. 

Program 

Course 

Reference # 

(CRN) 

Credits Campus: Wilmington 

ACC-Accounting 

Stanton 

Introduction to Accounting - 3 cr 

24426 ACC100 401 TR W 1100 - 1250 

Catalog # Section # Days class meets Meeting time 

LC 

Learning Community 

D 

See Distributed Learning, pg. 26 

s Two-way Interactive TV course 

l Online course 

Y Course held off campus 

ACC-Accounting 

Introduction to Accounting - 3 cr 

24426 ACC100 401 MW W 1200 - 1350 

24427 ACC100 450 W W 1730 - 2120 

Accounting I - 4 cr 

20329 ACC101 401 MW W 0830 - 1050 

20437 ACC101 402 TR W 0830 - 1050 

20438 ACC101 403 MW W 1300 - 1520 

20440 ACC101 404 MW W 1000 - 1220 

25118 ACC101 405 TR W 0900 - 1120 

20490 ACC101 450 MW W 1800 - 2020 

25728 ACC101 4W1 l W 

Accounting II - 4 cr 

20442 ACC112 401 MW W 0900 - 1120 

20444 ACC112 402 TR W 0830 - 1050 

20445 ACC112 403 MW W 1300 - 1520 

20502 ACC112 451 MW W 1800 - 2020 

26733 ACC112 452 S W 0830 - 1320 

Managerial Accounting - 3 cr 

27932 ACC213 401 TR W 1330 - 1520 

Cost Accounting I - 3 cr 

27934 ACC221 450 M W 1730 - 2120 

Intermediate Accounting I - 3 cr 

27029 ACC231 450 R W 1730 - 2120 

Intermediate Accounting II - 3 cr 

20449 ACC232 401 TR W 1200 - 1350 

20515 ACC232 450 T W 1730 - 2120 

Other Business listings are found under BUS, FIN, HRI, HRM, MGT, MIS, and MKT. 

The Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) awarded national 

accreditation to the Accounting, Human Resource Management, Marketing Management and 

Management Information Systems Programs. 

ACR-Air Conditioning/Refrigeration 

HVAC Energy Systems - 3 cr 

27092 ACR121 501 TR S 1100 - 1250 

AET-Architectural Engineering 

Technology 

Constr Blueprint Reading - 4 cr 

26372 AET111 501 MW S 1230 - 1420 

26978 AET111 550 R S 1800 - 2150 

Intro to Passive Solar Design - 3 cr 

26980 AET116 501 TR S 1500 - 1620 

Drafting/Design - 4 cr 

25786 AET123 501 MWF S 0800 - 0950 

26751 AET123 502 MW S 1330 - 1620 

Arch Drafting/Design - 4 cr 

25785 AET125 501 MW S 0800 - 0950 

F 0800 - 1050 

26979 AET125 550 MW S 1900 - 2220 

Construction Materials and Met - 4 cr 

21704 AET135 501 MW S 1000 - 1150 

27345 AET135 502 TR S 1130 - 1320 

21705 AET135 550 M S 1800 - 2150 

Graphics for Arch Dsgn - 4 cr 

25783 AET170 501 MTW S 1000 - 1150 

Contracts/Specifications - 3 cr 

21713 AET232 501 TR S 1300 - 1420 

Cost Estimating/Planning - 3 cr 

26982 AET234 501 MW S 1200 - 1320 

26369 AET234 550 TR S 1730 - 1850 

Adv Cost Estimating/Planning - 3 cr 

21720 AET235 550 R S 1830 - 2120 

Adv Arch Construction Doc - 4 cr 

21767 AET241 501 TR S 0800 - 0950 

R 0800 - 1150 

Architectural CAD Applications - 3 cr 

27352 AET264 550 MW S 1700 - 1850 

Allied Health and Nursing courses are open to students who 

have been officially accepted into the program. See your advisor or 

call 283-3100 for more information 

ASL-American Sign Language 

American Sign Language I - 3 cr 

20730 ASL101 550 M S 1800 - 2050 

28273 ASL101 401 TR W 0900 - 1020 

28235 ASL 101 450 TR W 1600 - 1720 

20249 ASL101 451 W W 1800 - 2050 

American Sign Language II - 3 cr 

20251 ASL102 451 W W 1800 - 2050 

American Sign Language IV - 3 cr 

22770 ASL202 451 R W 1800 - 2050 

Structure-Amer. Sign Language - 3 cr 

24418 ASL204 450 M W 1800 - 2050 

AUT-Automotive Technology 

Intro to Automotive Technology - 3 cr 

24270 AUT114 501 W S 1000 - 1350 

20737 AUT114 550 T S 1800 - 2150 

Automotive Electrical - 5 cr 

20736 AUT116 550 MW S 1800 - 2150 

Auto Steering & Suspen/Align - 3 cr 

20746 AUT118 501 T S 1000 - 1450 

23122 AUT118 502 R S 1000 - 1450 

For detailed information and prices on textbooks and supplemental course materials please visit www.dtccbooks.com/stanton or www.dtccbooks.com/wilm. 

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Automotive Brake Systems - 3 cr 

25484 AUT119 501 M S 1000 - 1450 

23123 AUT119 502 W S 1000 - 1450 

Auto Air Conditioning/Heating - 3 cr 

20748 AUT122 501 M S 1000 - 1450 

23124 AUT122 502 W S 1000 - 1450 

Co-Op Work Experience I - 4 cr 

23117 AUT123 501 S 

Automotive Engine Repair - 4 cr 

24939 AUT202 501 T S 1000 - 1550 

Automotive Engine Performance - 7 cr 

20749 AUT203 501 TR S 1000 - 1550 

Manual Transmissions/Transaxle - 4 cr 

25533 AUT205 501 M S 1000 - 1450 

Automatic Transmission - 4 cr 

24940 AUT208 501 R S 1000 - 1450 

Co-Op Work Experience II - 4 cr 

20741 AUT223 501 S 

BIO-Biology 

Medical Terminology - 3 cr 

20810 BIO100 550 T S 1600 - 1850 

26975 BIO100 551 R S 1600 - 1850 

20001 BIO100 401 TR* W 0830 - 0950 

* Class meets 2/13 - 5/11 

20002 BIO100 402 TR W 1000 - 1120 

24019 BIO100 403 M W 1300 - 1550 

26651 BIO100 404 MW W 1100 - 1220 

26750 BIO100 405 W W 1230 - 1520 

27146 BIO100 406 MW W 0930 - 1050 

20004 BIO100 450 M W 1730 - 2020 

23953 BIO100 451 T W 1730 - 2020 

27809 BIO100 4H1 W 

Basic Nutrition Concepts - 1 cr 

26976 BIO106 501 T S 1330 - 1520 

26977 BIO106 502 T S 1330 - 1520 

Basic Pharmacology - 2 cr 

26959 BIO108 450 T W 1700 - 1850 

Essentls-Anatomy & Physiology - 4 cr 

27773 BIO110 501 T S 1030 - 1350 

R 1030 - 1320 

25771 BIO110 5W1 l S 

27178 BIO110 401 WF* W 0800 - 1120 

* Class meets 2/13-5/11/13 

25519 BIO110 4D1 MW D W 1000 - 1120 

26652 BIO110 4D2 M D W 1700 - 1820 

26964 BIO110 4D3 R* D W 0800 - 0950 

* Class meets 1/17 - 3/9/13 

Nutrition - 3 cr 

26721 BIO115 550 W S 1800 - 2050 

24511 BIO115 4D1 M D W 0830 - 0950 

24757 BIO115 4D2 W D W 1100 - 1220 

Anatomy and Physiology I - 5 cr 

21019 BIO120 501 M S 0830 - 1020 

MW 1030 - 1220 

21020 BIO120 502 W S 0830 - 1020 

MW 1030 - 1220 

21021 BIO120 503 MW S 1030 - 1220 

M 1230 - 1420 

21270 BIO120 504 MW S 1030 - 1220 

W 1230 - 1420 

21284 BIO120 505 MW S 1230 - 1420 

T 1230 - 1420 

21273 BIO120 506 MW S 1230 - 1420 

R 1230 - 1420 

22570 BIO120 507 TR S 0830 - 1020 

T 1030 - 1220 

22571 BIO120 508 TR S 0830 - 1020 

R 1030 - 1220 

21274 BIO120 550 T S 1800 - 1950 

TR 2000 - 2150 

21277 BIO120 551 R S 1800 - 1950 

TR 2000 - 2150 

23962 BIO120 5D1 S D S 0800 - 1150 

MW 1530 - 1720 

20007 BIO120 401 MW W 0800 - 0950 

M 1000 - 1150 

20008 BIO120 402 MW W 0800 - 0950 

W 1000 - 1150 

22626 BIO120 403 TR W 1000 - 1150 

T 1200 - 1350 

23159 BIO120 404 TR W 1000 - 1150 

R 1200 - 1350 

23160 BIO120 405 MW W 1200 - 1350 

M 1400 - 1550 

23162 BIO120 406 MW W 1200 - 1350 

W 1400 - 1550 

23163 BIO120 407 TR W 1400 - 1550 

T 1600 - 1750 

27811 BIO120 408 TR W 1400 - 1550 

R 1600 - 1750 

20009 BIO120 450 MW W 1600 - 1750 

M 1800 - 1950 

20010 BIO120 451 MW W 1600 - 1750 

W 1800 - 1950 

22588 BIO120 452 TR W 1800 - 1950 

T 2000 - 2150 

22589 BIO120 453 TR W 1800 - 1950 

R 2000 - 2150 

25732 BIO120 4D1 W D W 1600 - 1750 

25880 BIO120 4D2 R D W 1000 - 1150 

26965 BIO120 4D3 F* D W 0800 - 0950 

* Class meets 3/15 - 5/11/13 

Anatomy and Physiology II - 5 cr 

21278 BIO121 501 T S 0830 - 1020 

TR 1030 - 1220 

21311 BIO121 502 R S 0830 - 1020 

TR 1030 - 1220 

21316 BIO121 503 F S 1030 - 1220 

W 1230 - 1620 

21339 BIO121 504 F S 0830 - 1220 

W 1230 - 1420 

21355 BIO121 505 TR S 1230 - 1420 

T 1430 - 1620 

21359 BIO121 506 TR S 1230 - 1420 

R 1430 - 1620 

21362 BIO121 550 TR S 1800 - 1950 

T 2000 - 2150 

21367 BIO121 551 TR S 1800 - 1950 

R 2000 - 2150 




27774 BIO121 552 M S 1830 - 2020 

W 1630 - 1820 

20011 BIO121 401 TR W 0800 - 0950 

T 1000 - 1150 

20971 BIO121 402 TR W 0800 - 0950 

R 1000 - 1150 

20019 BIO121 403 MW W 1000 - 1150 

M 1200 - 1350 

24545 BIO121 404 MW W 1000 - 1150 

W 1200 - 1350 

24546 BIO121 405 MW W 1400 - 1550 

M 1600 - 1750 

27812 BIO121 406 MW W 1400 - 1550 

W 1600 - 1750 

20020 BIO121 450 TR W 1600 - 1750 

T 1800 - 1950 

20021 BIO121 451 TR W 1600 - 1750 

R 1800 - 1950 

23568 BIO121 452 MW W 1800 - 1950 

M 2000 - 2150 

24039 BIO121 453 MW W 1800 - 1950 

W 2000 - 2150 

26100 BIO121 4D1 W D W 1800 - 1950 

26653 BIO121 4D2 R D W 0800 - 0950 

Clinical Functional Anatomy - 3 cr 

27295 BIO123 401 M W 1230 - 1420 

M 1430 - 1620 

27296 BIO123 402 M W 1230 - 1420 

M 1430 - 1620 

Review of Physiology - 2 cr 

26349 BIO124 550 R S 1630 - 1820 

26963 BIO124 401 R W 1230 - 1420 

Introductory Microbiology - 4 cr 

21372 BIO125 501 WF S 0900 - 1020 

W 1030 - 1220 

21374 BIO125 502 WF S 0900 - 1020 

F 1030 - 1220 

23817 BIO125 503 MW S 1330 - 1450 

F 1300 - 1450 

21377 BIO125 550 M S 1730 - 1920 

MW 1930 - 2050 

21394 BIO125 551 W S 1730 - 1920 

MW 1930 - 2050 

20023 BIO125 401 TW W 1430 - 1650 

23542 BIO125 402 MW W 1200 - 1320 

T 1230 - 1420 

25509 BIO125 403 MW W 0830 - 1030 

M 1030 - 1220 

26701 BIO125 404 MW W 1200 - 1320 

M 1400 - 1550 

24758 BIO125 450 MW W 1630 - 1750 

W 1800 - 1950 

26768 BIO125 451 MW W 1630 - 1750 

M 1800 - 1950 

Disease Proc/Pathophysiology - 3 cr 

23721 BIO130 550 R S 1600 - 1850 

26769 BIO130 401 T W 1200 - 1450 

20024 BIO130 450 T W 1630 - 1920 

25075 BIO130 451 W W 1730 - 2020 

General Biology - 4 cr 

20025 BIO140 401 MW W 1130 - 1250 

T 1400 - 1550 

20026 BIO140 402 MW W 1000 - 1120 

R 1400 - 1550 

25733 BIO140 403 TR W 1000 - 1120 

R 1130 - 1320 

20027 BIO140 450 MW W 1800 - 1920 

W 1930 - 2120 

Biology I - 4 cr 

23819 BIO150 550 MW S 1800 - 1920 

M 1930 - 2120 

Biology II - 4 cr 

21404 BIO151 501 MW S 1300 - 1420 

M 1430 - 1620 

27343 BIO151 502 MW S 1300 - 1420 

R 1430 - 1620 

Principles of Microbiology - 4 cr 

21415 BIO250 501 TR S 1030 - 1150 

TR 1230 - 1350 

27776 BIO250 502 MW S 0830 - 0950 

TR 0830 - 0950 

23967 BIO250 550 MW S 1700 - 1820 

MW 1830 - 1950 

BIT-Biotechnology 

Biotechnology II - 4 cr 

25773 BIT261 550 TR S 1400 - 1720 

Honors Biotechnlgy Internship - 2 cr 

26762 BIT270 550 S 

BUS-Business Administration 

Introduction to Business - 3 cr 

20453 BUS101 401 MW W 1400 - 1520 

20454 BUS101 402 TR W 0830 - 0950 

20455 BUS101 403 TR W 1230 - 1350 

20456 BUS101 404 MW W 1100 - 1220 

20457 BUS101 405 MW W 0830 - 0950 

25401 BUS101 407 F W 0900 - 1150 

20524 BUS101 450 W W 1800 - 2050 

25923 BUS101 4W1 l W 

Business Law - 3 cr 

28118 BUS203 401 TR W 0900 - 1020 

28119 BUS203 450 R W 1800 - 2050 

28121 BUS203 4W1 l W 

Business listings are found under ACC, FIN, HRI, HRM, MGT, MIS, and MKT. 

CEN-Computer Engineering Technology 

Intro-Computer & Elec Eng Tech - 2 cr 

25435 CEN100 501 TR S 1230 - 1350 

27829 CEN100 550 MW S 1830 - 2130 

Programming for Technology - 3 cr 

26347 CEN105 550 R S 1800 - 2150 

Computer Assembly/Maint - 4 cr 

25595 CEN150 501 TR S 1230 - 1450 

25077 CEN150 550 MW S 1830 - 2050 

Computer Networks - 4 cr 

24687 CEN224 501 TR S 0830 - 1050 

Intro to Network Security - 4 cr 

26028 CEN225 550 TR S 1830 - 2050 




CET-Civil Engineering Technology 

Civil Drafting and Design - 4 cr 

24726 CET125 501 TR S 0800 - 1120 

Surveying Principles - 4 cr 

21555 CET144 501 MW S 1400 - 1650 

Soils - 3 cr 

25794 CET236 501 TR S 0800 - 0950 

Principles of Site Development - 4 cr 

22843 CET244 501 TR S 1000 - 1250 

Advanced Surveying Principles - 4 cr 

26984 CET245 501 TR S 1330 - 1620 

Route Surveying and Design - 4 cr 

26376 CET247 550 TR S 1630 - 1850 

Boundary Surveying and Law - 3 cr 

26985 CET248 501 F S 0800 - 1050 

CHM-Chemistry 

Basic Chemistry - 3 cr 

25388 CHM100 501 TR S 1030 - 1220 

21451 CHM100 502 MW S 1430 - 1620 

21456 CHM100 503 TR S 0830 - 1020 

22642 CHM100 504 TR S 1230 - 1420 

27777 CHM100 511 M S 0830 - 1220 

21472 CHM100 550 W S 1730 - 2120 

22573 CHM100 552 S S 0830 - 1220 

27778 CHM100 561 TR S 1730 - 1820 

TR 1930 - 2120 

20028 CHM100 401 MW W 0800 - 0950 

27180 CHM100 402 TR W 0800 - 0950 

R 1000 - 1120 

20030 CHM100 450 TR W 1800 - 1950 

23854 CHM100 452 S W 0930 - 1320 

Introduction to Chemistry - 1 cr 

27779 CHM101 5H1 S 

27780 CHM101 5H2 S 

25390 CHM101 420 R* W 1030 - 1220 

* Class meets 1/17 - 3/9/13 

General Chemistry - 4 cr 

21482 CHM110 501 TR S 1000 - 1120 

T 1200 - 1350 

26960 CHM110 502 TR S 1000 - 1120 

R 1200 - 1350 

23521 CHM110 503 M S 0900 - 1050 

MW 1100 - 1220 

23522 CHM110 504 W S 0900 - 1050 

MW 1100 - 1220 

23897 CHM110 505 TR S 0830 - 0950 

T 1000 - 1150 

25775 CHM110 506 TR S 0830 - 0950 

R 1000 - 1150 

21487 CHM110 550 M S 1800 - 1950 

MW 2000 - 2120 

21490 CHM110 551 W S 1800 - 1950 

MW 2000 - 2120 

22587 CHM110 552 S S 0830 - 1120 

S 1130 - 1320 

27048 CHM110 553 T S 1730 - 1920 

TR 1930 - 2050 

27091 CHM110 5L5 MTWR LC S 1230 - 1350 

MW 1400 - 1550 

20031 CHM110 401 MW W 0830 - 0950 

M 1000 - 1150 

27291 CHM110 402 TR W 1230 - 1350 

T 1400 - 1550 

23222 CHM110 403 TR W 1230 - 1350 

R 1400 - 1550 

23558 CHM110 404 MW W 0830 - 0950 

W 1000 - 1150 

26703 CHM110 407 T W 1200 - 1350 

TR 1430 - 1550 

20033 CHM110 450 MW W 1800 - 1920 

M 1930 - 2120 

23850 CHM110 451 MW W 1800 - 1920 

W 1930 - 2120 

23853 CHM110 452 S W 0800 - 1250 

26125 CHM110 4D1 M W 1630 - 1820 

Intro to Organic & Biochemstry - 4 cr 

21493 CHM111 501 M S 0930 - 1250 

W 0930 - 1050 

20034 CHM111 401 TR W 1030 - 1150 

R 1200 - 1350 

25477 CHM111 450 TR W 1630 - 1750 

T 1800 - 1950 

Chemical Principles I - 5 cr 

26660 CHM150 501 TR S 0830 - 1020 

R 1030 - 1320 

28270 CHM150 502 TR S 1020 - 1220 

R 1330 - 1620 

21498 CHM150 550 TR S 1730 - 1920 

R 1930 - 2220 

24733 CHM150 551 TR S 1730 - 1920 

T 1930 - 2220 

Chemical Principles II - 5 cr 

21499 CHM151 501 TR S 0830 - 1020 

F 0830 - 1120 

24734 CHM151 502 TR S 0830 - 1020 

F 1230 - 1520 

27781 CHM151 503 TR S 1030 - 1220 

R 1330 - 1620 

Organic Chemistry I - 4 cr 

27782 CHM240 501 W S 1200 - 1450 

MW 1500 - 1620 

24310 CHM240 550 TR S 1730 - 1850 

R 1900 - 2150 

Organic Chemistry II - 4 cr 

22816 CHM241 501 MW S 1030 - 1150 

F 1230 - 1520 

Intro to Industrial Chemistry - 4 cr 

27783 CHM245 5H1 S 

Analytical Chemistry II - 4 cr 

21516 CHM251 501 W S 1230 - 1620 

MW 1630 - 1750 

CIS-Computer Information Systems 

Intro to Computers/Application - 3 cr 

24274 CIS107 501 MW S 0830 - 1020 

24275 CIS107 502 MW S 1030 - 1220 

24324 CIS107 503 MW S 1230 - 1420 

24277 CIS107 504 MW S 1430 - 1620 

24278 CIS107 505 TR S 0830 - 1020 




24279 CIS107 506 TR S 1030 - 1220 

24280 CIS107 507 TR S 1230 - 1420 

24281 CIS107 508 TR S 1430 - 1620 

24282 CIS107 509 F S 1030 - 1420 

26776 CIS107 510 TR S 1230 - 1420 

26777 CIS107 511 TR S 1430 - 1620 

24283 CIS107 550 M S 1800 - 2150 

24284 CIS107 551 T S 1800 - 2150 

24286 CIS107 553 R S 1800 - 2150 

20379 CIS107 401 MW W 0830 - 1020 

20380 CIS107 402 TR W 0830 - 1020 

20381 CIS107 403 MW W 1030 - 1220 

20382 CIS107 404 TR W 1030 - 1220 

20383 CIS107 405 MW W 1230 - 1420 

22628 CIS107 406 TR W 1230 - 1420 

22629 CIS107 407 MW W 1430 - 1620 

24025 CIS107 411 TR W 1430 - 1620 

20384 CIS107 450 M W 1800 - 2150 

20385 CIS107 451 T W 1800 - 2150 

20386 CIS107 452 W W 1800 - 2150 

23351 CIS107 454 S W 0830 - 1220 

Spreadsheet/Graphics Proc - 3 cr 

20388 CIS112 401 MW W 0830 - 1020 

20389 CIS112 402 TR W 1030 - 1220 

23596 CIS112 403 TR W 1230 - 1420 

Intro to Programming - 4 cr 

20391 CIS120 401 TR W 1330 - 1550 

20392 CIS120 402 MW W 1030 - 1220 

F 1030 - 1120 

20394 CIS120 450 M W 1800 - 2250 

Operating Systems I - 4 cr 

20397 CIS141 401 TR W 1330 - 1550 

23933 CIS141 402 MW W 0830 - 1020 

F 0830 - 0930 

20400 CIS141 451 W W 1800 - 2250 

Culinary Arts and 

Food Service Management 

Kitchen Skills Diploma 

Baking & Pastry Skills Diploma 

Cook’s Certificate 

Baking & Pastry Cook Certificate 

If you are interested in one of these programs, 

please contact: 

Chef Dave Nolker 

Chair, Culinary Arts & 

Food Service Management 

302 453-3757 

dnolker@dtcc.edu 

or 

Stephanie Greene 

302 454-3979 

sgreen2@dtcc.edu 

Network Tech & Admin(MS) - 4 cr 

27815 CIS192 450 T W 1800 - 2250 

Network Administration - 4 cr 

20402 CIS195 401 TR W 0830 - 1020 

F 0930 - 1020 

Computer Networking II - 4 cr 

20405 CIS196 450 M W 1800 - 2250 

Microdatabase Programming - 4 cr 

20406 CIS201 401 TR W 0830 - 1050 

26789 CIS201 450 R W 1800 - 2250 

Intro Object Orient Programmng - 4 cr 

26968 CIS205 401 TR W 1100 - 1320 

Data Comms/Networking - 3 cr 

20410 CIS210 401 MW W 0830 - 1020 

20412 CIS210 450 M W 1800 - 2150 

Data Structures - 4 cr 

20414 CIS211 401 TR W 1030 - 1220 

F 1130 - 1220 

27891 CIS211 450 R W 1800 - 2250 

Systems Analysis & Design - 4 cr 

20418 CIS240 401 TR W 0830 - 1050 

23352 CIS240 450 M W 1800 - 2250 

Operating Systems II - 3 cr 

20421 CIS250 401 MW W 1030 - 1220 

26754 CIS250 450 W W 1800 - 2150 

Computer Forensics - 4 cr 

27897 CIS270 450 T W 1800 - 2250 

Applied Programming Workshop - 4 cr 

20424 CIS280 401 TR W 1100 - 1320 

20425 CIS280 450 W W 1800 - 2250 

CLT-Cultural 

Internationl Culturl Immersion - 3 cr 

26723 CLT110 580 Y S 

28231 CLT110 4H1 Y W 

27294 CLT110 480 Y W 

COM-Communications 

Intro to Human Communication - 3 cr 

20665 COM011 501 TR S 1000 - 1120 

25920 COM011 402 TR W 1130 - 1250 

Human Communications - 3 cr 

20661 COM111 501 MW S 1000 - 1120 

25810 COM111 502 TR S 1400 - 1520 

20663 COM111 503 MW S 0830 - 0950 

20664 COM111 550 M S 1830 - 2120 

24742 COM111 401 MW W 1000 - 1120 

CPO-Chemical Process Operator 

Safety, Health & Environment - 3 cr 

26659 CPO125 550 M S 1800 - 2050 

Chem Proc Tech I-Systems - 4 cr 

26706 CPO151 501 W S 0900 - 1350 

Quality - 3 cr 

23900 CPO240 501 T S 0900 - 1150 

Process Troubleshooting - 4 cr 

23653 CPO253 550 M S 1700 - 2150 

CPO Internship - 4 cr 

27191 CPO260 5D1 R S 1400 - 1550 




CRJ-Criminal Justice 

Intro to Criminal Justice - 3 cr 

20709 CRJ101 501 TR S 0830 - 0950 

20712 CRJ101 502 MW S 1230 - 1350 

25812 CRJ101 503 TR S 1000 - 1120 

20711 CRJ101 551 W S 1800 - 2100 

25813 CRJ101 5W1 S 

Criminal Law - 3 cr 

27784 CRJ102 501 MW S 0830 - 0950 

27785 CRJ102 502 TR S 1230 - 1350 

20713 CRJ102 550 T S 1830 - 2120 

23118 CRJ102 5W1 l S 

Drugs Society/Human Behavior - 3 cr 

27787 CRJ104 501 TR S 1230 - 1350 

27955 CRJ104 502 TR S 1000 - 1120 

20714 CRJ104 550 T S 1830 - 2120 

25815 CRJ104 5W1 S 

Computer Appl in Crim./Justice - 3 cr 

20715 CRJ105 501 MW S 1230 - 1420 

20716 CRJ105 502 TR S 1230 - 1420 

27956 CRJ105 503 S 1000 - 1150 

20682 CRJ105 551 T S 1700 - 2040 

Issues in Law Enforcement - 3 cr 

26702 CRJ110 5W1 l S 

Essntls of Intrvwng/Counslng - 3 cr 

27959 CRJ115 501 TR S 1000 - 1120 

27960 CRJ115 502 TR S 0830 - 0950 

27964 CRJ115 503 MW S 0830 - 0950 

20685 CRJ115 550 M S 1830 - 2120 

Corrections in America - 3 cr 

20695 CRJ118 502 TR S 1000 - 1120 

20696 CRJ118 503 TR S 0830 - 0950 

20697 CRJ118 550 R S 1830 - 2120 

23532 CRJ118 5W1 l S 

Criminal Judiciary - 3 cr 

20698 CRJ220 550 T S 1800 - 2050 

26102 CRJ220 5W1 l S 

Constitutional Law - 3 cr 

20699 CRJ222 501 MW S 1000 - 1120 

20700 CRJ222 502 MW S 0830 - 0950 

20701 CRJ222 550 M S 1830 - 2120 

23977 CRJ222 5W1 l S 

Criminology - 3 cr 

27970 CRJ223 501 MW S 1000 - 1120 

20702 CRJ223 550 M S 1830 - 2120 

26361 CRJ223 5W1 l S 

Crisis Intervention - 3 cr 

20686 CRJ226 501 TR S 1230 - 1350 

20687 CRJ226 502 MW S 1000 - 1120 

27241 CRJ226 550 T S 1830 - 2120 

28229 CRJ226 503 MW S 1230 - 1350 

Law Enforcement Practicum - 7 cr 

27789 CRJ237 501 F S 0830 - 1630 

S 0830 - 1400 

Special Seminars - 3 cr 

27336 CRJ299 5H1 W S 1830 - 2120 

CSC-Computer and Info Sciences 

Computer Science II - 4 cr 

27817 CSC164 401 TR W 0830 - 1050 

Applied Computer Capstone - 4 cr 

28209 CSC264 450 T W 1800 - 2250 

CUL-Culinary Arts 

Cake Decorating - 2 cr 

25025 CUL112 550 M S 1700 - 2050 

Sanitation - 2 cr 

20778 CUL119 501 W S 1130 - 1320 

20780 CUL119 550 T S 1700 - 1900 

25146 CUL119 401 W W 1100 - 1250 

Food Prep I - 4 cr 

26647 CUL121 550 S S 0800 - 1500 

Nutrition - 3 cr 

20754 CUL141 550 M S 1500 - 1750 

Practicum - 3 cr 

20755 CUL156 501 S 

Garde Manger - 4 cr 

26107 CUL171 501 W S 0430 - 1930 

M 1130 - 1330 

26108 CUL171 502 F S 0800 - 1300 

M 1130 - 1330 

Planning Food Service Sys - 3 cr 

27795 CUL241 501 TR S 1630 - 1920 

28080 CUL241 550 TR S 1630 - 1930 

Applied Hospitality - 3 cr 

20801 CUL245 501 T S 0915 - 1405 

20802 CUL245 502 R S 0915 - 1405 

Intro Dining Rm Mgt/Bev Serv - 3 cr 

20804 CUL246 501 W S 1430 - 1720 

26961 CUL246 550 W S 1800 - 2120 

Culinary Supervisory Develop. - 3 cr 

25544 CUL248 550 M S 1630 - 1920 

Cost Control/Menu Plan/Purch - 3 cr 

20806 CUL251 550 TR S 1630 - 1930 

Baking - 4 cr 

25780 CUL261 550 T S 1500 - 2150 

Pastry - 4 cr 

20763 CUL262 501 M S 0730 - 1420 

20764 CUL262 502 W S 0730 - 1420 

Food Prep II - 4 cr 

26105 CUL291 501 T S 0730 - 1420 

26106 CUL291 502 R S 0730 - 1420 

DAC-Drug & Alcohol Counseling 

Intro Drug&Alcohol Counseling - 3 cr 

20128 DAC141 401 MW W 1400 - 1520 

Assessmnt/Trtmnt/D&A Counslng - 3 cr 

24128 DAC230 450 T W 1800 - 2050 

Families & Addiction - 3 cr 

20129 DAC240 401 MW W 1000 - 1120 

Dir Practice II-Drug/Alcohol - 6 cr 

20130 DAC244 401 M W 1130 - 1220 

20131 DAC244 402 W W 1130 - 1220 

20172 DAC244 450 T W 1630 - 1720 

ECE-Early Childhood Education 

Childhd Nutrition/Safety - 3 cr 

23081 ECE111 401 MW W 1000 - 1120 

25456 ECE111 450 T W 1800 - 2050 

Comtemp Issues in Erly Childhd - 3 cr 

20176 ECE120 401 TR W 1130 - 1250 

20190 ECE120 450 W W 1800 - 2050 




Infant & Toddler Methods & Lab - 5 cr 

28192 ECE 121 402 TR W 1230 - 1420 

26576 ECE121 4L5 TR LC W 0830 - 1020 

Early Childhd Methods I & Lab - 5 cr 

26439 ECE123 401 MW W 1230 - 1420 

Early Childhd Methods II & Lab - 5 cr 

24301 ECE125 450 MW W 1800 - 1950 

Childhood Classroom Mgt - 3 cr 

26440 ECE127 401 TR W 1230 - 1350 

20194 ECE127 450 W W 1800 - 2050 

Assessment of Young Children - 3 cr 

22764 ECE226 401 TR W 1400 - 1520 

Exceptional Child - 3 cr 

25405 ECE233 401 MW W 1130 - 1250 

23366 ECE233 450 R W 1800 - 2050 

Fld Work - Teaching Practicum - 6 cr 

20198 ECE244 450 M W 1630 - 1720 

ECO-Economics 

Macroeconomics - 3 cr 

20670 ECO111 501 TR S 1000 - 1120 

20671 ECO111 502 MW S 1230 - 1350 

20672 ECO111 503 MW S 1000 - 1120 

20673 ECO111 504 F S 0900 - 1150 

20674 ECO111 550 T S 1830 - 2120 

24413 ECO111 401 TR W 1000 - 1120 

20103 ECO111 402 MW W 1130 - 1250 

20104 ECO111 403 TR W 1130 - 1250 

22747 ECO111 404 TR W 0830 - 0950 

27821 ECO 111 420 MW * W 1230 - 1520 

* Class meets 1/14 - 3/9/13 

20149 ECO111 450 W W 1800 - 2050 

25915 ECO111 4W1 l W 

25947 ECO111 4W2 l W 

Microeconomics - 3 cr 

20668 ECO122 501 TR S 0830 - 0950 

20669 ECO122 550 R S 1830 - 2120 

20105 ECO122 401 MW W 1000 - 1120 

20107 ECO122 402 MW W 0830 - 0950 

24743 ECO122 403 TR W 1130 - 1250 

27822 ECO122 420 MW * W 1230 - 1520 

* Class meets 3/11 - 5/11/13 

20151 ECO122 450 R W 1800 - 2050 

26836 ECO122 4W1 l W 

EDC-Education 

Professional Prep: Praxis I - 1 cr 

25542 EDC100 450 T W 1630 - 1720 

Foundations of Literacy - 3 cr 

24878 EDC120 401 TR W 1000 - 1120 

28191 EDC120 402 MW W 1000 - 1120 

25574 EDC120 450 R W 1800 - 2120 

Issues in Elementary Education - 3 cr 

25497 EDC150 401 MW W 1300 - 1420 

24879 EDC150 450 T W 1800 - 2050 

Classroom Management - 3 cr 

24880 EDC211 401 MW W 1100 - 1220 

25739 EDC211 450 W W 1800 - 2050 

Parent/Family/School Interact - 3 cr 

28193 EDC220 420 TR * W 1000 - 1250 

* Class meets 1/15 - 3/9/13 

26654 EDC220 450 M W 1800 - 2050 

27030 EDC220 4D2 T D W 1400 - 1620 

Children’s Literature - 3 cr 

25457 EDC230 401 TR W 1130 - 1250 

25458 EDC230 450 T W 1800 - 2050 

EDD-Computer-Aided Engineering 

Drafting & Design Technology 

Introduction to Engineering - 3 cr 

26384 EDD110 501 MW S 1200 - 1350 

Engr Drafting & Design I - 4 cr 

21598 EDD141 550 MW S 1800 - 2120 

Engr Drafting & Design II - 3 cr 

23402 EDD142 501 MW S 0800 - 1150 

Intro - Cad Using Microstation - 3 cr 

23655 EDD161 501 TR S 1000 - 1150 

Intro to Cad Using AutoCad - 3 cr 

21660 EDD171 501 TR S 1230 - 1620 

21640 EDD171 503 TR S 1430 - 1620 

27771 EDD171 550 MW S 1700 - 2150 

Engr Drafting and Design III - 3 cr 

23259 EDD233 501 MW S 0800 - 1150 

Engr Draftng/Design (HVAC/ELEC) - 3 cr 

21616 EDD245 501 MW S 1230 - 1420 

Engineering Design Process - 3 cr 

23654 EDD249 501 TR S 0800 - 0950 

Advanced Cad Using AutoCad - 3 cr 

21666 EDD271 501 TR S 1230 - 1620 

26387 EDD271 502 MW S 1430 - 1620 

27770 EDD271 550 MW S 1700 - 2150 

ELC-Electronic/Electrical Engineering 

Electricity & Instrumentation - 3 cr 

21934 ELC101 550 W S 1800 - 2200 

DC and AC Theory - 3 cr 

21914 ELC119 501 MW S 0830 - 1020 

Intro to Circuit Analysis - 4 cr 

22821 ELC120 501 T S 0830 - 1120 

R 0830 - 1120 

21936 ELC120 550 M S 1830 - 2120 

W 1830 - 2120 

Network Analysis - 4 cr 

21983 ELC121 501 MWF S 1230 - 1420 

21939 ELC121 550 TR S 1830 - 2120 

Digital Electronics I - 4 cr 

26345 ELC130 501 TR S 0830 - 1120 

26346 ELC130 502 TR S 1230 - 1520 

R 1400 - 1550 

Digital Electronics II - 4 cr 

22833 ELC131 501 MWF S 0830 - 1020 

21947 ELC131 550 MW S 1830 - 2120 

Programmable Logic Controllers - 4 cr 

23663 ELC215 501 MW S 1030 - 1150 

F 1030 - 1220 

Analog Electronics I - 4 cr 

21970 ELC220 550 TR S 1830 - 2130 

Analog Electronics II - 4 cr 

23666 ELC221 501 MW S 1230 - 1420 

F 1230 - 1420 




Intro to Microprocessors - 4 cr 

21907 ELC232 501 TR S 1200 - 1450 

ENG-English 

Intro to Information Literacy - 1 cr 

27265 SSC115 5L4 F LC S 1130-1220 

Basic Writing - 4 cr 

21994 ENG005 501 MW S 1030 - 1220 

22864 ENG005 550 MW S 1900 - 2050 

28068 ENG005 401 MW W 1230 - 1420 

20462 ENG005 402 TR W 1030 - 1220 

Integrated Rdg Wrtg & Grammar - 7 cr 

28105 ENG006 4L1 TR LC W 0930 - 1220 

Pre-Tech Writing - 4 cr 

22085 ENG051 501 MW S 0830 - 1020 

22087 ENG051 502 MW S 1030 - 1220 

26646 ENG051 503 MW S 1230 - 1420 

22091 ENG051 504 TR S 0830 - 1020 

22092 ENG051 505 TR S 1030 - 1220 

22094 ENG051 506 TR S 1230 - 1420 

22095 ENG051 507 TR S 1430 - 1620 

22097 ENG051 508 MW S 1430 - 1620 

22098 ENG051 509 F S 0900 - 1250 

25616 ENG051 513 MW S 0830 - 1020 

26414 ENG051 514 MW S 1230 - 1420 

26801 ENG051 515 MW S 0830 - 1020 

25450 ENG051 530 MTWR S 1230 - 1420 

22109 ENG051 550 MW S 1700 - 1850 

22112 ENG051 551 M S 1800 - 2150 

22119 ENG051 553 S S 0900 - 1250 

23674 ENG051 554 TR S 1700 - 1850 

28060 ENG051 5A1 MW S 1400 - 1520 

28062 ENG051 5A2 TR S 1030 - 1200 

26563 ENG051 5L1 MW LC S 1300 - 1450 

20470 ENG051 402 MW W 0830 - 1020 

20471 ENG051 403 MW W 0830 - 1020 

20473 ENG051 404 MW W 1030 - 1220 

20477 ENG051 407 MW W 1230 - 1420 

20479 ENG051 408 TR W 0830 - 1020 

25740 ENG051 409 TR W 1030 - 1220 

26443 ENG051 412 TR W 1430 - 1620 

27148 ENG051 413 TR W 1230 - 1420 

28076 ENG051 450 TR W 1930 - 2120 

20503 ENG051 451 TR W 1730 - 1920 

20506 ENG051 452 W W 1730 - 2120 

27830 ENG051 4A1 MW W 1300 - 1450 

27833 ENG051 4A2 TR W 1300 - 1420 

27836 ENG051 4A3 MW W 1000 - 1120 

27839 ENG051 4A4 TR W 1000 - 1120 

Analytical Thkg, Rdg, & Wrtg-L - 7 cr 

26568 ENG099 4L2 M LC W 0830 - 1220 

W 0930 - 1220 

Grammar Essentials - 1 cr 

28063 ENG100 501 MW S 1430 - 1520 

Composition - 3 cr 

22120 ENG121 501 MW S 0830 - 0950 

22121 ENG121 502 MW S 1000 - 1120 

22123 ENG121 503 MW S 1230 - 1350 

22125 ENG121 504 MW S 1400 - 1520 

22127 ENG121 505 TR S 0830 - 0950 

22129 ENG121 506 TR S 1000 - 1120 

22130 ENG121 507 TR S 1230 - 1350 

22131 ENG121 508 TR S 1400 - 1520 

22133 ENG121 509 F S 0900 - 1150 

22135 ENG121 510 F S 1200 - 1450 

22137 ENG121 511 MW S 0830 - 0950 

22138 ENG121 512 TR S 0830 - 0950 

22140 ENG121 513 MW S 1200 - 1320 

22141 ENG121 514 MW S 1400 - 1520 

22146 ENG121 515 TR S 1130 - 1250 

22151 ENG121 516 TR S 1300 - 1420 

22152 ENG121 517 TR S 1130 - 1250 

22157 ENG121 519 MW S 0900 - 1020 

22159 ENG121 520 MW S 1030 - 1150 

22161 ENG121 521 TR S 1030 - 1150 

22163 ENG121 522 TR S 1200 - 1320 

22867 ENG121 523 TR S 0900 - 1020 

23494 ENG121 524 MW S 1130 - 1250 

24062 ENG121 525 MW S 0830 - 0950 

26242 ENG121 526 MW S 0930 - 1050 

28069 ENG121 527 MW S 1230 - 1350 

25628 ENG121 530 TR S 1300 - 1550 

22166 ENG121 550 M S 1800 - 2050 

22167 ENG121 551 T S 1800 - 2050 

22169 ENG121 552 W S 1800 - 2050 

22170 ENG121 553 R S 1800 - 2050 

22171 ENG121 554 S S 0930 - 1220 

22172 ENG121 555 MW S 1700 - 1820 

22173 ENG121 556 MW S 1900 - 2020 

28066 ENG121 5A1 MW S 1230 - 1350 

28070 ENG121 5A2 TR S 0900 - 1020 

28072 ENG121 5H1 T S 0830 - 0950 

28071 ENG121 5W1 l S 

20510 ENG121 401 MW* W 0830 - 1020 

* Class meets 2/11 - 5/11/13 

20513 ENG121 402 MW W 0830 - 0950 

20514 ENG121 403 MW W 1000 - 1120 

20516 ENG121 404 MW W 1130 - 1250 

20518 ENG121 405 MW W 1300 - 1420 

20519 ENG121 406 TR W 1000 - 1120 

20520 ENG121 407 TR W 1130 - 1250 

20523 ENG121 408 TR W 1300 - 1420 

20527 ENG121 409 F W 0830 - 1120 

23636 ENG121 411 TR W 0830 - 0950 

27365 ENG121 412 TR W 1230 - 1350 

27832 ENG121 413 MW W 1130 - 1250 

27835 ENG121 414 TR W 1130 - 1250 

27838 ENG121 415 MW W 0830 - 0950 

27841 ENG121 416 TR W 0830 - 0950 

20531 ENG121 450 TR* W 1730 - 1920 

* Cclass meets 2/12 - 5/11/13 

20533 ENG121 451 M W 1800 - 2050 

20536 ENG121 452 T W 1800 - 2050 

20541 ENG121 453 W W 1800 - 2050 

20546 ENG121 454 R W 1800 - 2050 

27831 ENG121 4A1 MW W 1200 - 1320 

27834 ENG121 4A2 TR W 1130 - 1250 

27837 ENG121 4A3 MW W 0830 - 0950 

27840 ENG121 4A4 TR W 0830 - 0950 




28077 ENG121 4H1 W 

28078 ENG121 4H2 W 

28107 ENG121 4L7 TR LC W 1130 - 1250 

Technical Writing-Comm - 3 cr 

22182 ENG122 501 MW S 0830 - 0950 

22184 ENG122 502 MW S 1000 - 1120 

22186 ENG122 503 MW S 1230 - 1350 

22187 ENG122 504 MW S 1400 - 1520 

22193 ENG122 506 TR S 1000 - 1120 

22199 ENG122 507 TR S 1230 - 1350 

22201 ENG122 508 TR S 1400 - 1520 

22204 ENG122 509 F S 0900 - 1150 

22207 ENG122 510 MW S 1400 - 1520 

22210 ENG122 511 TR S 1130 - 1250 

22214 ENG122 512 MW S 1030 - 1150 

22869 ENG122 513 TR S 0830 - 0950 

22219 ENG122 514 F S 1200 - 1450 

22224 ENG122 515 TR S 1000 - 1120 

22226 ENG122 516 MW S 1030 - 1150 

28074 ENG122 517 MW S 1230 - 1350 

22229 ENG122 550 M S 1800 - 2050 

22230 ENG122 551 T S 1800 - 2050 

22233 ENG122 552 W S 1800 - 2050 

22234 ENG122 553 R S 1800 - 2050 

22288 ENG122 554 MW S 1630 - 1750 

22289 ENG122 555 TR S 1630 - 1750 

22290 ENG122 556 S S 0930 - 1220 

28073 ENG122 5H2 R S 0830 - 0950 

20550 ENG122 401 MW W 0830 - 0950 

20553 ENG122 402 MW W 1000 - 1120 

20556 ENG122 403 MW W 1130 - 1250 

20559 ENG122 404 TR W 0830 - 0950 

27807 ENG122 405 TR W 1000 - 1120 

20565 ENG122 406 TR W 1130 - 1250 

20569 ENG122 450 M W 1800 - 2050 

20571 ENG122 451 T W 1800 - 2050 

20572 ENG122 452 W W 1800 - 2050 

27805 ENG122 4H1 W 

27806 ENG122 4H2 W 

28111 ENG122 4L1 W LC W 0830 - 0950 

26573 ENG122 4L4 TR LC W 1000 - 1120 

Oral Communications - 3 cr 

22041 ENG124 501 TR S 1000 - 1120 

22042 ENG124 502 MW S 1000 - 1120 

25911 ENG124 503 MW S 1230 - 1350 

28075 ENG124 504 T S 1230 - 1350 

22043 ENG124 550 M S 1800 - 2050 

22044 ENG124 551 W S 1800 - 2050 

22046 ENG124 552 S S 0930 - 1220 

25486 ENG124 553 T S 1800 - 2050 

20574 ENG124 401 M W 1300 - 1550 

20580 ENG124 402 TR W 0830 - 0950 

26446 ENG124 403 W W 1300 - 1550 

20581 ENG124 450 T W 1800 - 2050 

27808 ENG124 4H1 W 

27810 ENG124 4H2 W 

Honors Composition - 3 cr 

20582 ENG125 401 TR W 0830 - 0950 

Post-Industrial Literature - 3 cr 

25743 ENG127 4W1 l W 

Black American Literature - 3 cr 

28271 ENG128 401 MW W 1300-1420 

23811 ENG128 4W1 l W 

Business Communication - 3 cr 

23497 ENG160 501 MW S 1500 - 1620 

27813 ENG160 401 MW W 1300 - 1420 

ENT-Entrepreneur 

Legal Issues for ENT - 3 cr 

27935 ENT103 4H1 TR* W 1000 - 1120 

* Class meets 1/15-3/9/13 

Opportunity Analysis - 3 cr 

28084 ENT104 4H1 TR* W 1000 - 1120 

* Class meets 3/12-5/11/13 

Leadership - 3 cr 

26837 ENT220 401 MW W 1000 - 1120 

26838 ENT220 450 T W 1800 - 2050 

Entrepreneurial Experience - 3 cr 

25765 ENT225 4D1 M D W 0830 - 0950 

27937 ENT225 4H2 M W 1800 - 2050 

Business Plan Development - 3 cr 

25766 ENT285 4D1 W D W 0830 - 0950 

27938 ENT285 4H2 M W 1800 - 2050 

ENV-Environmental 

Intro Environmental Sci&Tech - 3 cr 

28049 ENV190 501 MW S 1230 - 1420 

OSHA Hazardous Waste Operation - 2 cr 

21868 ENV215 501 TWRF S 0800 - 1650 

Environmental Field Sampling - 3 cr 

21869 ENV240 501 T S 1030 - 1620 

Water/Wastewater Process Dsgn - 4 cr 

26333 ENV260 550 M S 1800 - 2150 

Environmental Sustainability - 3 cr 

27953 ENV275 501 MW S 1030 - 1150 

ESL-English as a Second Language 

Beginning ESL Reading/Vocab - 4 cr 

20203 ESL022 401 TR W 1030 - 1220 

28236 ESL022 402 TR W 1030 - 1220 

Beginning ESL Writing - 4 cr 

20205 ESL024 401 TR W 1300 - 1450 

28237 ESL024 402 TR W 1300 - 1450 

Beg.ESL Grammar/Communication - 9 cr 

20207 ESL026 401 MWF W 0930 - 1220 

20208 ESL026 402 MWF W 0930 - 1220 

Beginning ESL Listenng/Speakng - 4 cr 

20209 ESL028 401 MW W 1300 - 1450 

20210 ESL028 402 MW W 1300 - 1450 

Intermediate ESL Reading/Vocab - 4 cr 

20212 ESL032 401 TR W 1030 - 1220 

20213 ESL032 402 TR W 1030 - 1220 

Intermediate ESL Writing - 4 cr 

20215 ESL034 401 TR W 1300 - 1450 

20216 ESL034 402 TR W 1300 - 1450 

20217 ESL034 403 TR W 1300 - 1450 

Intermediate ESL Grammar/Comm - 8 cr 

20218 ESL036 401 MWF W 0930 - 1220 




20219 ESL036 402 MWF W 0930 - 1220 

20220 ESL036 403 MWF W 0930 - 1220 

Intermediate Listening/Speakng - 4 cr 

20221 ESL038 401 MW W 1300 - 1450 

20222 ESL038 402 MW W 1300 - 1450 

Advanced ESL Reading - 4 cr 

20224 ESL042 401 TR W 1030 - 1220 

20225 ESL042 402 TR W 1030 - 1220 

20226 ESL042 403 TR W 1030 - 1220 

Advanced ESL Writing - 4 cr 

20228 ESL044 401 TR W 1300 - 1450 

20229 ESL044 402 TR W 1300 - 1450 

20230 ESL044 403 MWF W 0930 - 1220 

Adv ESL Grammar/Communication - 8 cr 

20232 ESL046 401 MWF W 0930 - 1220 

20233 ESL046 402 MWF W 0930 - 1220 

20234 ESL046 403 MWF W 0930 - 1220 

Adv ESL Listening/Speaking - 4 cr 

20236 ESL048 401 MW W 1300 - 1450 

20237 ESL048 402 MW W 1300 - 1450 

ESL for Degree Programs - 8 cr 

27264 ESL100 5L4 TR LC S 0930 - 1220 

F 0930 - 1120 

28238 ESL 100 4L6 TR LC W 1230 -1450, 

W 1330 - 1500 

27297 ESL100 4L8 MW LC W 0930 - 1220 

F 1030 - 1220 

27299 ESL100 4L9 TR LC W 0930 - 1220 

F 0930 - 1120 

FET-Fire Protection Engineering 

Fire Protection Systems - 3 cr 

21844 FET112 501 MW S 1430 - 1620 

Codes and Standards - 4 cr 

23956 FET160 501 TR S 0830 - 1120 

Loss Control Procedures - 3 cr 

21854 FET201 501 W S 0830 - 1520 

Fire Protection Design II - 4 cr 

27053 FET222 550 MW S 1830 - 1120 

Inspections - 4 cr 

27059 FET261 501 M S 1230 - 1520 

W 1230 - 1420 

FSM-Food Service Management 

Intro to Food Service - 3 cr 

23670 FSM123 550 M S 1800 - 2050 

Field Experience I - 3 cr 

20759 FSM151 550 S 

Field Experience II - 3 cr 

20760 FSM152 550 S 

Quantity Foods Production - 3 cr 

26962 FSM210 550 R S 1700 - 2150 

Effectv Food Serv Mrkt & Mngnt - 3 cr 

20762 FSM265 550 M S 1630 - 1920 

GEO-Geology 

Geology and the Environment - 3 cr 

27769 GEO105 550 W S 1700 - 2050 

27768 GEO105 551 TR S 1300 - 1450 

HIS-History 

U. S. History: Pre-Civil War - 3 cr 

22860 HIS111 501 TR S 1230 - 1350 

23543 HIS111 550 T S 1830 - 2120 

25831 HIS111 5W1 l S 

20108 HIS111 401 TR W 1000 - 1120 

26839 HIS111 4W1 l W 

U. S. History: Post-Civil War - 3 cr 

22525 HIS112 501 MW S 1230 - 1350 

22526 HIS112 550 R S 1830 - 2120 

25832 HIS112 5W1 l S 

20109 HIS112 401 MW W 1230 - 1350 

28110 HIS112 4L7 TR LC W 0830 - 0950 

HLH-Allied Health 

Intro To Health Careers - 1 cr 

27168 HLH100 4W1 l W 

Physical Activity for Health - 1 cr 

26655 HLH102 4W1 l W 

HMS-Human Services 

Direct Support/Cmnty Services - 3 cr 

27019 HMS120 4V1 M W 1800 - 2050 

Intro To Human Services - 3 cr 

20133 HMS121 401 TR W 1230 - 1350 

27020 HMS121 402 MW W 0830 - 0950 

20165 HMS121 450 M W 1800 - 2050 

Theories of Counseling - 3 cr 

20135 HMS122 401 TR W 1000 - 1120 

25930 HMS122 450 M W 1800 - 2050 

Dynamics/Group Communication I - 3 cr 

20137 HMS123 401 TR W 1230 - 1350 

27334 HMS123 450 M W 1800 - 2050 

Comm Living Skills/Supports - 3 cr 

27154 HMS124 4V1 W W 1800 - 2050 

Desgn/Evaluation of Services - 3 cr 

27823 HMS126 4V1 T W 1800 - 2050 

Ethical Problems and Issues - 3 cr 

20139 HMS221 401 MW W 1230 - 1350 

27335 HMS221 450 R W 1800 - 2050 

Social Policy/Program Planning - 3 cr 

21159 HMS223 401 MW W 1001 - 1120 

27824 HMS223 450 T W 1800 - 2050 

Interviewing/Counseling Skills - 3 cr 

25931 HMS225 401 F W 0900 - 1250 

27322 HMS225 450 M W 1800 - 2200 

Directed Practice I - 6 cr 

20143 HMS243 401 M W 1130 - 1220 

20144 HMS243 402 W W 1130 - 1220 

20169 HMS243 450 T W 1630 - 1720 

Directed Practice II - 6 cr 

20145 HMS244 401 M W 1130 - 1220 

20146 HMS244 402 W W 1130 - 1220 

21161 HMS244 450 T W 1630 - 1720 

HRI-Htl/Restaurant/Institutnl Mngt 

Introduction to Hospitality - 3 cr 

25409 HRI101 401 MW W 0830 - 0950 

Principles of Hospitality Mgt - 3 cr 

28091 HRI112 4H1 M W 1030 - 1220 




Quantity Food/Menu Planning - 3 cr 

20486 HRI211 401 TR W 1300 - 1420 

Innkeepers’ Law - 3 cr 

20489 HRI219 401 TR W 1000 - 1120 

HRM-Human Resource Management 

Training and Development - 3 cr 

25769 HRM224 401 MW W 1230 - 1350 

24799 HRM224 450 W W 1800 - 2050 

ISY-Information Security 

Network Def & Counter Measures - 3 cr 

27904 ISY250 450 M W 1800 - 2050 

Hardening the Infrastructure - 3 cr 

27905 ISY251 450 W W 1800 - 2150 

Advanced Security Topics - 3 cr 

27906 ISY280 450 R W 1800 - 2150 

MAT-Mathematics 

All MAT 005, 012 and 015 sections (except Hybrid sections) 

Require a minimum of 4 hours of on campus study 

Basic Math - 4 cr 

27911 MAT005 501 MW S 1230 - 1420 

27912 MAT005 502 MW S 1430 - 1650 

27913 MAT005 505 TR S 0830 - 1020 

27914 MAT005 506 TR S 1030 - 1220 

27915 MAT005 550 TR S 1700 - 1850 

27916 MAT005 551 TR S 1900 - 2050 

26452 MAT005 402 MW W 0830 - 1020 

23349 MAT005 403 TR W 0830 - 1020 

20299 MAT005 450 MW W 1730 - 1920 

23822 MAT005 451 S W 0800 - 1150 

Review of Math Fundamentals-Catch - UP 4 cr 

Students wishing to sign up for one of these sections need to speak with 

Stanton or Wilmington Chair to gain admission. 

27984 MAT 012- 5C1 T S 0830 - 1020 

27985 MAT 012 5C2 R S 1430 - 1620 

27986 MAT 012 5C3 R S 1700 - 1850 

27907 MAT 012 4C1 MW S 0830 - 0920 

Review of Math Fundamentals 

28275 NCS012- 530 MTWRF* S 0900-1200 

* Class meets 1/7-1/11/13 

Review of Math Fundamentals - EMPORIUM 4 cr 

Requires 3 hours of study in Math Success Center 

27917 MAT012 501 T S 0930 - 1020 

27918 MAT012 502 T S 1130 - 1220 

27919 MAT012 503 T S 1330 - 1420 

27920 MAT012 505 R S 0930 - 1020 

27921 MAT012 506 R S 1130 - 1220 

27922 MAT012 507 R S 1330 - 1420 

27923 MAT012 510 F S 0930 - 1020 

27976 MAT012 550 T S 1700 - 1750 

27977 MAT012 551 T S 1800 - 1850 

27978 MAT012 552 T S 1900 - 1950 

27981 MAT012 570 S S 0830-0920 

27859 MAT012 404 T W 1030 - 1120 

27860 MAT012 405 R W 1130 - 1220 

27861 MAT012 406 F W 0830 - 0920 

27874 MAT012 450 T W 1700 - 1750 

27875 MAT012 451 R W 1700 - 1750 

Review of Math Fundamentals - EMPORIUM W/Lecture 4 cr 

Requires 2 hours study in Math Success Center 

27924 MAT012 515 MW S 0830 - 0920 

27925 MAT012 516 MW S 1030 - 1120 

27926 MAT012 517 MW S 1230 - 1320 

27927 MAT012 518 TR S 0830 - 0920 

27928 MAT012 519 TR S 1030 - 1120 

27929 MAT012 520 TR S 1230 – 1320 

27979 MAT012 556 M S 1700 - 1850 

27980 MAT012 557 W S 1700 - 1850 

27862 MAT012 410 MW W 0830 - 0920 

27863 MAT012 411 MW W 1030 - 1120 

27864 MAT012 412 MW W 1230 - 1320 

27865 MAT012 413 T W 0830 - 1020 

27866 MAT012 414 T W 1230 - 1420 

Review of Math Fundamentals - TRADITIONAL 4 cr 

All quizzes and test must be taken with instructor during class time. 

27930 MAT012 530 MW S 0830 - 1020 

27972 MAT012 531 MW S 1030 - 1220 

27973 MAT012 535 TR S 1030 - 1220 

27974 MAT012 536 TR S 1230 - 1420 

27871 MAT012 420 MTWR* W 0830 - 1020 

* Class meets 1/14 - 3/9/13 

27873 MAT012 421 MTWR* W 0830 - 1020 

* Class meets 3/11 - 5/11/13 

27872 MAT012 422 MTWR* W 1430 - 1620 

* Class meets 1/14 - 3/9/13 

27867 MAT012 430 MW W 0830 - 1020 

27868 MAT012 431 MW W 1030 - 1220 

27869 MAT012 432 TR W 0830 - 1020 

27870 MAT012 433 TR W 1030 - 1220 

27877 MAT012 471 TR W 1730 - 1920 

27876 MAT012 480 S W 0800 - 1150 

Review of Math Fundamentals - HYBRID 4 cr 

All quizzes and test are taken on campus in the Testing Center 

27982 MAT012 5H1 S 

28137 MAT012 5H2 S 

27878 MAT012 4H1 W 

Elementary Algebra Catch-Up - 4cr 

Students wishing to sign up for one of these sections need to speak to 

Stanton or Wilmington Chair to gain admission. 

28024 MAT015 5C1 R S 0830 - 1020 

28025 MAT015 5C2 T S 1430 - 1620 

28026 MAT015 5C3 W S 1900 - 2050 

27909 MAT015 4C1 MW W 0830 - 0920 

27910 MAT015 4C2 TR W 1700 - 1750 

Elementary Algebra -EMPORIUM 4 cr 


27987 MAT015 501 T S 1230 - 1320 

27988 MAT015 502 T S 1330 - 1420 

27989 MAT015 503 T S 1530 - 1620 

27990 MAT015 504 W S 1230 - 1320 

27991 MAT015 505 W S 1330 - 1420 

27992 MAT015 506 R S 1230 - 1320 

27993 MAT015 507 R S 1330 - 1420 

27994 MAT015 508 R S 1530 - 1620 

28013 MAT015 550 T S 1700 - 1750 

28014 MAT015 551 T S 1800 - 1850 

28156 MAT015 552 T S 1900 - 1950 




28020 MAT015 570 S S 0830 - 0920 

27879 MAT015 404 T W 1130 - 1220 

27880 MAT015 405 R W 1030 - 1120 

27881 MAT015 406 F W 0930 - 1020 

27896 MAT015 450 W W 1700 - 1750 

Elementary Algebra -EMPORIUM W/Lecture 4 cr 


27995 MAT015 510 MW S 0930 - 1020 

27996 MAT015 511 MW S 1130 - 1220 

28136 MAT015 512 MW S 1330 - 1420 

27998 MAT015 513 TR S 1030 - 1120 

27999 MAT015 514 TR S 1130 - 1220 

28000 MAT015 515 T S 0830 - 1020 

28001 MAT015 516 R S 0830 - 1020 

28002 MAT015 517 F S 0830 - 1020 

28009 MAT 015 540 T* S 0830 - 1020 

* Class meets 2/12-5/7/13 

28011 MAT 015 541 R* S 1420 1620 

28012 MAT 015 542 R* S 1700-1850 

* Class meets 2/14-5/9/13 

28016 MAT015 556 M S 1800 - 1950 

28017 MAT015 560 W S 1700 - 1850 

28019 MAT015 561 W S 1900 - 2050 

27882 MAT015 410 MW W 0930 - 1020 

27883 MAT015 411 MW W 1130 - 1220 

27884 MAT015 412 MW W 1330 - 1420 

27885 MAT015 413 R W 0830 - 1020 

27894 MAT015 445 MW* W 0830 - 0920 

27895 MAT015 447 MW* W 1700 - 1750 

* Class meets 2/11 - 5/11/13 

Elementary Algebra –Traditional 4 cr 

All quizzes and test must be taken with instructors during class time 

28003 MAT015 520 MW S 0830 - 1020 

28004 MAT015 521 MW S 1030 - 1220 

28005 MAT015 522 MW S 1230 - 1420 

28006 MAT015 523 MW S 1430 - 1620 

28007 MAT015 524 TR S 1430 - 1620 

27890 MAT015 420 MTWR* W 0830 - 1020 

* Class meets 3/11 - 5/11/13 

27892 MAT015 421 MTWR* W 1230 - 1420 

* Class meets 1/14 - 3/9/13 

27893 MAT015 422 MTWR* W 1430 - 1620 

* Class meets 3/11 - 5/11/13 

27886 MAT015 430 MW W 0830 - 1020 

27887 MAT015 431 MW W 1030 - 1220 

27888 MAT015 433 TR W 0830 - 1020 

27889 MAT015 434 TR* W 1030 - 1220 

* Class meets 1/14 - 3/9/13 

27898 MAT015 460 MW W 1700 - 1750 

27900 MAT015 470 TR W 1730 - 1920 

27899 MAT015 480 S W 0830 - 1220 

Elementary Algebra –HYBRID 4 cr 

All quizzes and test must be taken on campus in the Testing Center 

28021 MAT015 5H1 S 

28022 MAT015 5H2 S 

28023 MAT015 5H3 S 

27901 MAT015 4H1 W 

Applied Clinical Mathematics - 3 cr 

20807 MAT119 501 T S 1200 - 1450 

20808 MAT119 550 T S 1600 - 1850 

20809 MAT119 551 W S 1600 - 1850 

28184 MAT119 552 M S 1600 - 1900 

28204 MAT119 553 M S 1600 - 1900 

27189 MAT119 5D1 M D S 1600 - 1850 

Math for Behavioral Sciences - 3 cr 

20977 MAT120 501 MW S 0830 - 0950 

20978 MAT120 502 MW S 1000 - 1120 

20979 MAT120 503 TR S 0830 - 0950 

23270 MAT120 504 TR S 1430 - 1550 

28032 MAT120 540 MW* S 1430 - 1620 

* Class meets 2/11 - 5/11/13 

20980 MAT120 550 MW S 1700 - 1820 

23271 MAT120 551 MW S 1830 - 1950 

28033 MAT120 5H1 S 

20276 MAT120 401 F W 0830 - 1120 

27844 MAT120 440 TR* W 1230 - 1420 

* Class meets 2/12 - 5/11/13 

25752 MAT120 450 R W 1730 - 2020 

27845 MAT120 4H1 W 

Biomedical Statistics - 3 cr 

20278 MAT135 401 TR W 1230 - 1350 

Essentials of College Algebra - 4 cr 

26393 MAT140 501 MW S 0830 - 1020 

26394 MAT140 502 MW S 1030 - 1220 

26395 MAT140 503 MW S 1030 - 1220 

ALLIED HEALTH & NURSING 

Allied Health and Nursing courses are open to students who have 

been officially accepted into the program. 

See your advisor or call 302-283-3100 for information and take 

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26396 MAT140 504 MW S 1230 - 1420 

26397 MAT140 505 TR S 0830 - 1020 

26398 MAT140 506 TR S 1030 - 1220 

26399 MAT140 507 TR S 1030 - 1220 

26400 MAT140 508 TR S 1230 - 1420 

28029 MAT140 509 MW S 1430 - 1620 

28030 MAT140 510 TR S 1230 - 1420 

28031 MAT140 540 TR* S 1430 - 1650 

* Class meets 2/12 - 5/11/13 

28028 MAT140 541 MW* S 1900 - 2120 

* Class meets 2/11 - 5/11/13 

26402 MAT140 550 TR S 1700 - 1850 

26403 MAT140 551 TR S 1900 - 2050 

26404 MAT140 552 MW S 1700 - 1850 

28034 MAT140 5H1 S 

26458 MAT140 401 MW W 1230 - 1450 

26459 MAT140 402 MW W 1030 - 1220 

26460 MAT140 403 TR W 1030 - 1220 

26793 MAT140 404 MW W 1430 - 1620 

26481 MAT140 420 MTWR* W 1030 - 1220 

* Class meets 1/14 - 3/9/13 

26485 MAT140 421 MTWR* W 1230 - 1420 

26486 MAT140 422 MTWR* W 1030 - 1220 

* Class meets 3/11 - 5/11/13 

27848 MAT140 440 MW* W 1430 - 1650 

* Class meets 2/11 - 5/11/13 

27846 MAT140 445 TR* W 0830 - 0920 

27847 MAT140 447 TR* W 1700 - 1750 

26461 MAT140 450 MW W 1700 - 1850 

26708 MAT140 451 S W 0830 - 1220 

27114 MAT140 452 TR* W 1700 - 1920 

* Class meets 2/12 - 5/11/13 

27850 MAT140 480 S W 0830 - 1220 

27851 MAT140 4H1 W 

27115 MAT140 4W1 l W 

College Geometry - 3 cr 

27852 MAT143 401 TR W 1030 - 1150 

27248 MAT143 4V1 TR W 1030 - 1150 

College Math and Statistics - 4 cr 

21011 MAT153 501 MW S 0830 - 1020 

21012 MAT153 502 MW S 1230 - 1420 

21013 MAT153 503 TR S 1030 - 1220 

23155 MAT153 504 TR S 1230 - 1420 

26216 MAT153 505 TR S 0830 - 1020 

21014 MAT153 550 TR S 1700 - 1850 

21015 MAT153 551 TR S 1900 - 2050 

28035 MAT153 5H1 S 

20279 MAT153 401 MWF W 0830 - 0950 

20281 MAT153 403 MWF W 1230 - 1350 

20283 MAT153 405 TR W 0830 - 1020 

27853 MAT153 420 MTWR* W 1030 - 1220 

26488 MAT153 421 MTWR* W 1030 - 1220 

* Class meets 3/11 - 5/11/13 

20318 MAT153 451 TR W 1630 - 1820 

20319 MAT153 452 M W 1700 - 2050 

25754 MAT153 453 S W 0800 - 1150 

27854 MAT153 4H1 W 

27116 MAT153 4W1 l W 

Mathematics of Finance - 3 cr 

27144 MAT155 450 M W 1700 - 1950 

27855 MAT155 4H1 W 

Algebra and Trigonometry I - 4 cr 

20983 MAT181 501 MW S 0830 - 1020 

20984 MAT181 502 MW S 1030 - 1220 

20985 MAT181 503 TR S 0830 - 1020 

20986 MAT181 504 TR S 1230 - 1420 

20987 MAT181 550 MW S 1630 - 1820 

20988 MAT181 551 TR S 1700 - 1850 

28036 MAT181 5H1 S 

20288 MAT181 402 TR W 1230 - 1420 

20289 MAT181 403 TR W 1030 - 1220 

27348 MAT181 420 MTWR* W 1030 - 1220 

27856 MAT181 422 MTWR* W 1030 - 1220 

* Class meets 3/11 - 5/11/13 

25414 MAT181 451 T W 1700 - 2050 

Algebra and Trigonometry II - 4 cr 

20990 MAT182 501 MW S 1030 - 1220 

20992 MAT182 502 MW S 1230 - 1420 

28027 MAT182 503 TR S 1030 - 1220 

20993 MAT182 550 TR S 1700 - 1850 

20290 MAT182 401 MW W 1030 - 1220 

Precalculus - 4 cr 

22854 MAT185 501 TR S 0830 - 1020 

20996 MAT185 550 TR S 1900 - 2050 

28038 MAT185 5H1 S 

25165 MAT185 401 MW W 1230 - 1420 

Mathematics for Teachers I - 4 cr 

28039 MAT201 5H1 S 

26462 MAT201 401 MW D W 1230 - 1420 

26025 MAT201 4D1 W D W 1830 - 2120 

Mathematics for Teachers II - 4 cr 

28040 MAT202 5H1 S 

26463 MAT202 401 MW W 1230 - 1420 

24987 MAT202 4D1 M D W 1800 - 2100 

Math for Teachers III - 4 cr 

25758 MAT203 4D1 T D W 1800 - 2100 

Problem Solving Strategies - 1 cr 

23272 MAT210 501 MW S 1230 - 1320 

Finite Math - 3 cr 

27857 MAT251 450 T* W 1630 - 1850 

* Class meets 2/12 - 5/11/13 

27242 MAT251 4V1 R W 1630 - 1820 

Discrete Math - 3 cr 

26085 MAT253 401 TR W 1030 - 1150 

Business Statistics I - 3 cr 

24315 MAT255 550 R S 1800 - 2150 

20295 MAT255 401 MW W 1030 - 1220 

26412 MAT255 402 TR W 0830 - 1020 

26027 MAT255 4D1 W D W 1730 - 2020 

27858 MAT255 4H1 W 

Principles of Discrete Math - 4 cr 

28045 MAT263 501 MW S 1030 - 1150 

F 1030 - 1220 

Calculus I - 4 cr 

21000 MAT281 501 MW S 0830 - 0950 

F 0830 - 1020 

25394 MAT281 502 TR S 1430 - 1650 




21001 MAT281 550 MW S 1900 - 2120 

28043 MAT281 5H1 S 

26466 MAT281 450 TR W 1700 - 1920 

Calculus II - 4 cr 

21002 MAT282 550 MW S 1900 - 2120 

28044 MAT282 5H1 S 

27117 MAT282 401 TRF W 1030 - 1220 

Calculus III - 4 cr 

27324 MAT283 501 TR S 1430 - 1650 

28047 MAT283 5H1 S 

Linear Algebra - 4 cr 

24495 MAT288 550 MW S 1630 - 1850 

Ordinary Differential Equation - 4 cr 

23983 MAT291 501 F S 0830 - 1020 

MW 0900 - 1020 

Math Course Success Strategies - 1 cr 

26844 SSC110 404 F W 0930 - 1020 

MET-Mechanical Engineering 

Intro Mechanical Engr Tech - 3 cr 

26649 MET115 502 TR S 1330 - 1520 

27140 MET115 5L3 TR LC S 1030 - 1220 

Modern MFG Techniques - 3 cr 

21812 MET123 501 MW S 0930 - 1220 

Adv Manufacturing Techniques - 3 cr 

22776 MET125 501 MW S 1330 - 1620 

21827 MET125 502 TR S 1330 - 1620 

Engineering Graphics/CAD - 3 cr 

21783 MET131 501 TR S 1330 - 1620 

Statics - 3 cr 

25381 MET132 501 MW S 0930 - 1220 

25382 MET132 550 MW S 1800 - 2050 

Computer Nmrcl Cntrl Machining - 4 cr 

26338 MET235 550 TR S 1800 - 2020 

Strength of Materials - 3 cr 

25379 MET242 501 MW S 0830 - 1220 

26335 MET242 550 MW S 1730 - 2150 

Machine Design - 3 cr 

26970 MET245 501 TR S 0900 - 1020 

21800 MET245 550 TR S 1800 - 1920 

Electromechanical Systems - 4 cr 

26336 MET248 550 MW S 1800 - 2050 

Fluid Power - 3 cr 

21803 MET252 501 W S 0830 - 1020 

F 1230 - 1420 

Material Science - 4 cr 

21774 MET264 501 M S 0830 - 1020 

M 1230 - 1420 

26250 MET264 502 MW S 1230 - 1420 

Engineering Project - 2 cr 

26971 MET271 501 TR S 1100 - 1350 

21778 MET271 550 TR S 1930 - 2230 

MGT-Management 

Principles of Management - 3 cr 

27942 MGT212 401 TR W 1300 - 1420 

28090 MGT212 4H1 R* W 1800 - 2050 

* Class meets 1/14 - 3/9/13 

28112 MGT212 4L1 W LC W 1000 - 1150 

23138 MGT212 4W1 l W 

25949 MGT212 4W2 l W 

Small Business Management - 3 cr 

20561 MGT218 450 W W 1800 - 2050 

20466 MGT218 4D1 M D W 1000 - 1120 

Human Resource Management - 3 cr 

27943 MGT231 450 T W 1800 - 2050 

Other Business listings are found under ACC, BUS, FIN, HRI, HRM, MIS, and MKT. 

MIS-Management Information Systems 

Management Information Systems - 3 cr 

27944 MIS220 450 M W 1730 - 2120 

26467 MIS220 4D1 F D W 0900 - 1250 

23808 MIS220 4W1 l W 

Other Business listings are found under ACC, BUS, FIN, HRI, HRM, MGT, and MKT. 

MKT-Marketing 

Principles of Marketing - 3 cr 

20482 MKT212 401 MW W 1230 - 1350 

27945 MKT212 4H1 R* W 1800 - 2050 

* Class meets 3/11 - 5/11/13 

23396 MKT212 4W1 l W 

Advertising - 3 cr 

27947 MKT214 401 TR W 1300 - 1420 

20576 MKT214 450 M W 1800 - 2050 

E-Marketing Fundamentals - 3 cr 

25551 MKT217 4W1 l W 

Sales & Sales Management - 3 cr 

25747 MKT219 4W1 l W 

Other Business listings are found under ACC, BUS, FIN, HRI, HRM, MGT,, and MIS. 

NCN-Non Cur Credit Crs Stanton 

Machine Shop Practicum I - 4 cr 

23999 NCN105 550 MW S 1800 - 2120 

Machine Shop Practicum II - 4 cr 

26340 NCN106 550 MW S 1800 - 2120 

Pre-Tech Writing Review - 1 cr 

25852 NCS051 502 MTWRF S 1230 - 1620 

Topics in Health Care - 1 cr 

25489 NCS115 560 W S 1800 - 1950 

NCW-Non Cur Credit Crs Wilmington 

Intro to College Rhetoric - 1 cr 

20636 NCW090 401 MW* W 0830 - 1020 

20637 NCW090 450 TR* W 1730 - 1920 

Intro to Textual Analysis - 1 cr 

20638 NCW091 401 MW* W 0830 - 1020 

20639 NCW091 450 TR* W 1730 - 1920 

* Class meets 1/14 - 2/7/13 

NRG-Energy 

Intro to Energy Management - 2 cr 

28081 NRG101 5H1 M S 1700 - 1950 

28082 NRG101 5L1 MW LC S 1130 - 1320 

Sustainability - 2 cr 

28085 NRG103 5H1 M S 1700 - 1950 

Construction Standards - 2 cr 

28086 NRG110 501 MW S 0830 - 1120 

Res/Light Comm Energy Analysis - 2 cr 

27110 NRG111 501 MW S 0830 - 1120 

28087 NRG111 550 MW S 1830 - 2120 

Commercial Energy Use Analysis - 3 cr 

28232 NRG112 5L9 MW LC S 1730 - 2020 

Building Simulations - 3 cr 

28233 NRG113 5L9 TR LC S 1730 - 2020 




Energy Control Strategies - 3 cr 

28219 NRG123 501 MW S 1430 - 1620 

Energy Efficient Methods - 2 cr 

27101 NRG124 501 MW S 0830 - 1120 

Lighting Fundamentals - 2 cr 

27093 NRG131 501 T S 1430 - 1720 

Energy Accounting - 2 cr 

28218 NRG142 501 M S 1230 - 1420 

Alternativ Energy Technologies - 2 cr 

27095 NRG154 501 TR S 0930 - 1050 

Coop Ed:Renewable Energy Solar - 3 cr 

28088 NRG204 501 S 

Co-op Ed: Energy Management - 5 cr 

28089 NRG206 501 S 

OAT-Office Administration 

Basic Keyboarding - 2 cr 

25746 OAT110 4W1 l W 

Keyboarding - 4 cr 

20332 OAT121 401 TR W 0830 - 1050 

20334 OAT121 450 TR W 1730 - 2020 

Keyboarding Applications - 4 cr 

20335 OAT122 401 TR W 0830 - 1050 

20336 OAT122 450 TR W 1730 - 2020 

Referencing and Transcription - 3 cr 

20338 OAT132 401 TR W 1100 - 1250 

24431 OAT132 450 W W 1730 - 2120 

Access Level I - 3 cr 

24432 OAT151 401 MW W 1330 - 1520 

Excel Level I - 3 cr 

28215 OAT152 5L8 MW LC S 1330 - 1610 

26139 OAT152 4W1 l W 

Word Level I - 3 cr 

23387 OAT157 401 MW W 1100 - 1250 

Integrated Business Applicatns - 3 cr 

20343 OAT240 401 TR W 1300 - 1450 

Desktop Publishing - 4 cr 

22528 OAT242 4W1 l W 

OMT-Operations Management 

Operations Management - 4 cr 

26470 OMT100 401 MW W 0830 - 1020 

26471 OMT100 450 M W 1730 - 2120 

Supply Chain Management - 3 cr 

25422 OMT240 401 MW W 1200 - 1350 

25423 OMT240 450 T W 1730 - 2120 

Quality Management - 4 cr 

25426 OMT260 401 TR W 0830 - 1020 

28138 OMT260 450 R W 1730 - 2120 

Process Design & Layout - 4 cr 

25428 OMT270 401 TR W 1030 - 1250 

PHY-Physics 

Conceptual Physics - 4 cr 

21003 PHY111 501 TR S 1230 - 1450 

21004 PHY111 5D1 T D S 1600 - 1750 

20077 PHY111 401 TR W 1030 - 1150 

R 1200 - 1350 

27333 PHY111 402 TR W 1230 - 1450 

General Physics I - 4 cr 

27958 PHY205 501 MWF S 0830 - 1020 

27961 PHY205 502 MWF S 1230 - 1420 

27963 PHY205 550 MW S 1800 - 2050 

27803 PHY205 401 TR W 0830 - 1050 

General Physics II - 4 cr 

27965 PHY206 501 MWF S 1030 - 1220 

28018 PHY206 550 TR S 1800 - 2050 

Physics I with Calculus - 4 cr 

28154 PHY281 501 MW S 1430 - 1550 

F 1430 - 1620 

Physics II with Calculus - 4 cr 

27152 PHY282 550 TR S 1800 - 2020 

POL-Political Science 

Political Science - 3 cr 

20666 POL111 501 TR S 1400 - 1520 

20667 POL111 550 M S 1830 - 2120 

26473 POL111 402 MW W 1130 - 1250 

27375 POL111 403 TR W 0830 - 0950 

28207 POL111 450 T W 1800 - 2050 

26574 POL111 4L4 TR LC W 0830 - 0950 

26020 POL111 4W1 l W 

PSY-Psychology 

Human Relations - 3 cr 

22861 PSY100 502 TR S 1230 - 1350 

General Psychology - 3 cr 

20534 PSY121 501 MW S 0830 - 0950 

20537 PSY121 502 MW S 1000 - 1120 

20540 PSY121 504 MW S 1400 - 1520 

20543 PSY121 505 TR S 0830 - 0950 

20545 PSY121 506 TR S 1000 - 1120 

20552 PSY121 507 TR S 1230 - 1350 

20554 PSY121 508 TR S 1400 - 1520 

22607 PSY121 511 TR S 1400 - 1520 

20563 PSY121 550 M S 1830 - 2120 

20564 PSY121 551 R S 1830 - 2120 

20566 PSY121 552 S S 0900 - 1150 

27790 PSY121 5H1 F S 0900 - 1150 

28113 PSY121 5L2 MW LC S 1000 - 1120 

27210 PSY121 5W1 l S 

27971 PSY121 5W2 l S 

27791 PSY121 5W3 l S 

20112 PSY121 401 MW W 0830 - 0950 

20114 PSY121 403 F W 0900 - 1150 

20116 PSY121 405 TR W 1430 - 1550 

24016 PSY121 406 TR W 0830 - 0950 

26494 PSY121 408 TR W 1130 - 1250 

27826 PSY121 420 MW* W 1230 - 1520 

24753 PSY121 421 TR* W 1230 - 1520 

* Class meets 3/11 - 5/11/13 

20155 PSY121 450 T W 1800 - 2050 

20156 PSY121 451 R W 1800 - 2050 

26496 PSY121 4D1 M D W 1230 - 1350 

26497 PSY121 4D2 W D W 1230 - 1350 

26571 PSY121 4L3 MW LC W 1000 - 1120 

25935 PSY121 4W1 l W 

25936 PSY121 4W2 l W 

26632 PSY121 4W3 l* W 

* Class meets 2/11 - 5/11/13 

Child Development - 3 cr 

20119 PSY125 401 F W 0900 - 1150 

23385 PSY125 402 TR W 1000 - 1120 




20158 PSY125 450 M W 1800 - 2050 

26575 PSY125 4L5 TR LC W 1230 - 1350 

25943 PSY125 4W1 l W 

Human Development - 3 cr 

20657 PSY127 501 TR S 0830 - 0950 

20659 PSY127 503 TR S 1230 - 1350 

22580 PSY127 504 TR S 1000 - 1120 

22863 PSY127 505 MW S 0830 - 0950 

20660 PSY127 550 W S 1830 - 2120 

23591 PSY127 552 S S 0900 - 1150 

27792 PSY127 5H1 F S 0900 - 1150 

28230 PSY127 5H2 R S 1830 - 2120 

25849 PSY127 5W1 l S 

20121 PSY127 401 MW W 1400 - 1520 

26039 PSY127 402 TR W 0830 - 0950 

20159 PSY127 450 R W 1800 - 2050 

25945 PSY127 4W1 l W 

25946 PSY127 4W2 l W 

Abnormal Psychology - 3 cr 

20647 PSY223 502 MW S 1000 - 1120 

20648 PSY223 503 MW S 1230 - 1350 

20652 PSY223 504 TR S 0830 - 0950 

27793 PSY223 5H1 F S 0900 - 1150 

27794 PSY223 5H2 W S 1830 - 2120 

20607 PSY223 5W1 l S 

24754 PSY223 401 TR W 1000 - 1120 

20161 PSY223 450 R W 1800 - 2050 

25496 PSY223 4W1 l W 

Human Sexuality - 3 cr 

20677 PSY224 501 TR S 1000 - 1120 

23119 PSY224 5W1 l S 

RDG-Reading 

Basic Reading - 4 cr 

22053 RDG005 501 MW S 1230 - 1420 

22054 RDG005 502 TR S 0830 - 1020 

22055 RDG005 550 TR S 1700 - 1850 

20586 RDG005 401 MW W 1030 - 1220 

28272 RDG005 402 TR W 1230 - 1420 

Pre-Tech Reading - 4 cr 

22002 RDG051 501 MW S 0830 - 1020 

22005 RDG051 502 MW S 1030 - 1220 

22007 RDG051 503 MW S 1330 - 1520 

22008 RDG051 504 MW S 1430 - 1620 

22010 RDG051 505 TR S 0830 - 1020 

22012 RDG051 506 TR S 1030 - 1220 

22027 RDG051 507 MW S 0830 - 1020 

22031 RDG051 509 F S 0900 - 1250 

22872 RDG051 510 TR S 1300 - 1450 

25037 RDG051 511 TR S 1230 - 1420 

25451 RDG051 530 MTWR S 1430 - 1620 

22032 RDG051 550 M S 1800 - 2150 

22033 RDG051 551 MW S 1700 - 1850 

22036 RDG051 552 MW S 1900 - 2050 

22608 RDG051 554 W S 1800 - 2150 

26565 RDG051 5L1 MW LC S 1030 - 1220 

20604 RDG051 403 MW W 0830 - 1020 

20610 RDG051 405 MW W 1030 - 1220 

25109 RDG051 406 MW W 1030 - 1220 

20612 RDG051 407 MW W 1230 - 1420 

20613 RDG051 408 TR W 0830 - 1020 

20615 RDG051 410 TR W 1030 - 1220 

20616 RDG051 411 TR W 1230 - 1420 

20617 RDG051 450 TR W 1930 - 2120 

28079 RDG051 451 TR W 1730 - 1920 

20619 RDG051 452 R W 1730 - 2120 

Critical Reading & Thinking - 3 cr 

22292 RDG120 501 MW S 0830 - 0950 

22294 RDG120 503 MW S 1230 - 1350 

22296 RDG120 505 TR S 0830 - 0950 

22297 RDG120 506 TR S 1130 - 1250 

22299 RDG120 507 MW S 1230 - 1350 

22301 RDG120 508 TR S 1400 - 1520 

22303 RDG120 509 F S 0900 - 1150 

22306 RDG120 510 F S 1200 - 1450 

22308 RDG120 511 MW S 0830 - 0950 

22312 RDG120 512 TR S 0830 - 0950 

22315 RDG120 513 TR S 1000 - 1120 

22874 RDG120 514 MW S 1000 - 1120 

23498 RDG120 515 MW S 1000 - 1120 

26228 RDG120 516 MW S 0830 - 0950 

22319 RDG120 550 T S 1800 - 2050 

22323 RDG120 551 W S 1800 - 2050 

22325 RDG120 552 R S 1800 - 2050 

22327 RDG120 553 S S 0930 - 1230 

22590 RDG120 554 M S 1800 - 2050 

28057 RDG120 5L2 MW LC S 1130 - 1250 

28058 RDG120 5L5 MW LC S 1400 - 1520 

20621 RDG120 401 MW* W 0830 - 1020 

* Class meets 2/11 - 5/11/13 

20622 RDG120 402 MW W 0830 - 0950 

20623 RDG120 403 MW W 1000 - 1120 

20624 RDG120 404 MW W 1130 - 1250 

20626 RDG120 406 TR W 0830 - 0950 

20627 RDG120 407 TR W 1000 - 1120 

20628 RDG120 408 TR W 1130 - 1250 

20629 RDG120 409 TR W 1300 - 1420 

20630 RDG120 410 F W 0900 - 1150 

26233 RDG120 411 MW W 1230 - 1350 

26476 RDG120 412 MW W 1430 - 1550 

20632 RDG120 451 M W 1800 - 2050 

20633 RDG120 452 T W 1800 - 2050 

20634 RDG120 453 W W 1800 - 2050 

26570 RDG120 4L3 MW LC W 1300 - 1420 

SCI-Science 

The World: An Owners Manual- 2 cr 

28277 SCI101 502 T S 1630 - 1820 

Science Crs Success Strategies - 1 cr 

27797 SCI112 502 T S 1530 - 1650 

28274 SCI112 503 R S 0930 - 1020 

27814 SCI112 401 F* W 1130 - 1245 

* Class meets 2/15 - 5/11/13 

Introduction to Research - 2 cr 

27121 SCI130 5D1 TR D S 1500 - 1550 

27000 SCI130 401 M W 1100 - 1340 

Research Methodology - 3 cr 

27122 SCI230 5D1 M D S 1400 - 1550 




SMT-Safety Management 

Ergonomics - 3 cr 

27061 SMT230 550 T S 1830 - 2120 

SOC-Sociology 

Sociology I - 3 cr 

20432 SOC111 501 MW S 0830 - 0950 

20433 SOC111 502 MW S 1000 - 1120 

20434 SOC111 503 MW S 1230 - 1350 

20435 SOC111 504 MW S 1400 - 1520 

20436 SOC111 505 TR S 0830 - 0950 

20439 SOC111 506 TR S 1000 - 1120 

20446 SOC111 508 TR S 1400 - 1520 

20458 SOC111 509 F S 0900 - 1150 

25854 SOC111 510 TR S 1230 - 1350 

26406 SOC111 511 MW S 1400 - 1520 

20484 SOC111 550 T S 1830 - 2120 

20487 SOC111 551 R S 1830 - 2120 

22632 SOC111 552 S S 0900 - 1150 

25485 SOC111 5W1 l S 

27213 SOC111 5W2 l S 

27214 SOC111 5W3 l S 

27389 SOC111 5W4 l S 

20124 SOC111 402 MW W 1130 - 1250 

20125 SOC111 403 TR W 0830 - 0950 

20126 SOC111 404 F W 0900 - 1150 

24017 SOC111 405 MW W 1300 - 1420 

20162 SOC111 450 W W 1800 - 2050 

20378 SOC111 4W1 l W 

23909 SOC111 4W2 l W 

27827 SOC111 4W3 l* W 

* Class meets 2/11 - 5/11/13 

Ethical Issues in Health Care - 3 cr 

20655 SOC213 501 TR S 1000 - 1120 

20656 SOC213 550 T S 1830 - 2120 

27216 SOC213 5W1 l S 

20127 SOC213 401 MW W 0830 - 0950 

23386 SOC213 402 TR W 1330 - 1450 

23910 SOC213 451 T W 1800 - 2050 

27032 SOC213 4W1 l W 

27033 SOC213 4W2 l W 

Business Ethics - 3 cr 

27948 SOC215 4H1 W W 1000 - 1120 

25759 SOC215 4W1 l W 

SPA-Spanish 

Using Beginning Spanish - 3 cr 

24306 SPA133 550 R S 1800 - 2050 

20243 SPA133 450 W W 1800 - 2050 

Spanish Communication I - 4 cr 

20731 SPA136 501 MW S 1400 - 1620 

26362 SPA136 502 MW S 1130 - 1350 

26363 SPA136 503 TR S 1130 - 1350 

20244 SPA136 401 TR W 1300 - 1520 

20247 SPA136 402 MW W 1400 - 1620 

25760 SPA136 403 TR W 1530 - 1745 

23128 SPA136 451 MW W 1800 - 2020 

Spanish Communication II - 4 cr 

27799 SPA137 501 TR S 1400 - 1550 

20246 SPA137 401 TR W 1030 - 1220 

23356 SPA137 450 TR W 1800 - 1950 

Spanish Communication III - 4 cr 

25157 SPA138 450 MW W 1600 - 1750 

SSC-Student Success Courses 

First Year Seminar - 1 cr 

26994 SSC100 501 T S 1330 - 1420 

26993 SSC100 531 TR S 1130 - 1220 

26995 SSC100 532 W S 1400 - 1550 

26996 SSC100 540 W S 1430 - 1620 

26999 SSC100 551 R S 1700 - 1750 

27120 SSC100 552 T S 1630 - 1720 

27139 SSC100 5L3 T LC S 0930 - 1020 

28178 SSC100 5L1 M LC S 0930 - 1020 

27004 SSC100 401 R W 1030 - 1120 

27005 SSC100 402 W W 1030 - 1120 

26974 SSC100 404 T W 1000 - 1050 

Reserved for Business students 

28093 SSC100 405 W W 1400 - 1450 

Reserved for Education stuednts 

27008 SSC100 406 T W 0930 - 1020 

Reserved for ESL students 

27009 SSC100 407 T W 1030 - 1120 

Reserved for Allied Health students 

27011 SSC100 410 R* W 1300 - 1350 

* Class meets 2/14/-5/11/13 

28097 SSC100 420 W* W 1300 - 1450 

* Class meets 1/14-3/9/13 

28098 SSC100 440 F* W 0930 - 1120 

* Class meets 3/15-5/11/13 

27024 SSC100 4L1 T LC W 0830 - 0920 

Introduction to Leadership - 1 cr 

28094 SSC106 4W1 l W 

Diversity Relations/College Ex - 1 cr 

27031 SSC114 401 W W 1230 - 1320 

Intro to Information Literacy - 1 cr 

27265 SSC115 5L4 F LC S 1130 - 1220 

28095 SSC115 401 R W 0930 - 1020 

28096 SSC115 4L7 T LC W 1000 - 1050 

27298 SSC115 4L8 F LC W 0930 - 1020 

27300 SSC115 4L9 F LC W 1130 - 1220 

SSS-Student Services 

Personal/Career Development - 1 cr 

26990 SSS102 530 R S 1030 - 1220 

26569 SSS102 4L2 W LC W 0830 - 0920 

28102 SSS102 4L5 R LC W 1030 - 1120 

28099 SSS102 4W1 l W 

Adult Learner Success Strategy - 1 cr 

28100 SSS103 4W1 l W 

A College & Life Skills Course - 1 cr 

28101 SSS105 4W1 l W 

Blackboard/Learning Concepts - 1 cr 

28103 SSS108 4H1 F* W 0930 - 1120 

* Class meets 1/18 - 3/9/13 

28104 SSS108 4H2 W* W 1300 - 1450 

* Class meets 3/13 - 5/11/13 

VSC-Visual Communications 

Art History I - 3 cr 

26480 VSC131 4W1 l W 

28196 VSC131 4W2 l W 



What is a Learning Community? 

Learning Communities enable students to take two or more courses together in a collaborative environment. Linked by faculty around common themes or content, these 

courses fulfill degree requirements, and students benefit by making important connections between courses. Hands-on activities, team projects, study groups, field trips 

and smaller classes allow students to develop relationships in a supportive atmosphere that leads to academic success. Students must register for all classes within a 

Community. 

Putting the FUNdamentals in English 

8 cr Where are We Coming From? 

7 cr 

Students will gain an understanding of how reading and writing processes are 

connected and explore the connection between readers and writers. 

Do you want to interact with the people, events and ideas that helped shape your 

families and the United States? Work smarter, not harder, through joint projects and 

field trips with these linked courses. 

Integrated Rdg Wrtg & Grammar- 7 cr 

Composition - 3 cr 

26566 ENG006 4L1 T W 0830 - 1220 

28107 ENG121 4L7 TR W 1130-1250 

R 0930 - 1220 

U.S. History: Post Civil War - 3 cr 


27185 HIS112 4L7 TR W 0830-0950 

27024 SSC100 4L1 R W 0830 - 0920 

Intro to information Literacy - 1 cr 

Surfing for Success 

8 cr 28096 SSC115 4L7 T W 1000-1050 

Students will examine and produce traditional and electronic texts. They will 

develop skills essential for college, career success and explore career plans. 

Culture & Cuisine 

9 cr 

Are You Hungry for Learning? During three courses, students will develop reading 

Morning Course Offerings 

and writing skills through a fun and engaging cultural exchange. Assignments 

Analytical Thinking, Reading & Writing - 7cr 

will focus on culinary culture, giving students the opportunity to discuss their own 

26568 ENG099 4L2 M W 0830 - 1220 heritages and to discover other traditions. 

W 0930 - 1220 Pre-Tech Reading - 4 cr 

Personal/Career Development - 1 cr 

26565 RDG051 5L1 MW S 1030-1220 

26569 SSS102 4L2 W W 0830 - 0920 Pre-Tech Writing - 4 cr 

Evening Course Offerings 

26563 ENG051 5L1 MW S 1300-1420 

28280 ENG 099 4L5 T W 1730 - 2100 First Year Seminar - 1 cr 

R 1830 - 2100 28178 SSC100 5L1 M S 0930-1020 

28102 SSS102 4L5 R W 1730- 1820 

We’ve Got Issues: Thinking Critically about Society 

The Bookworm and the Brain 

6 cr and Life 

6 cr 

Students will learn to critically read and think about psychology-based technical, In this group of two classes, students will learn to think critically about the issues 

non-technical and non-fiction texts and develop an understanding of the 

facing American society and culture, and complete projects concerning controversial 

principles of psychology. 

topics such as ethnocentrism, social organization and political movements. 

Critical Reading & Thinking - 3 cr 

Critical Reading and Thinking – 3 cr 

26570 RDG120 4L3 MW W 1300 - 1420 28058 RDG120 5L5 MW S 1400-1520 


Sociology – 3 cr 

26571 PSY121 4L3 MW W 1000 - 1120 28279 SOC111 5L5 TR S 1400-1520 

Policy and the Pen 

6 cr Engineering Technologists - PUMP IT UP! 

4 cr 

Students will explore the core concepts of American government and examine the These two classes will help students integrate engineering ethics with basic 

democratic process, as well as learn skills to affect social change. 

mathematics as they apply to engineering technology concepts. 

Technical Writing - 3 cr 

Intro to Mechanical Engineering Technology - 3 cr 

26573 ENG122 4L4 TR W 1000 - 1120 

27140 MET115 5L3 TR S 1030 - 1220 

Political Science - 3 cr 


26574 POL111 4L4 TR W 0830 - 0950 27139 SSC100 5L3 T S 0930 - 1020 

Was that Wrong? Communication, Management 

Heathens and Heroes 

6 cr 

and Ethics 

6 cr This six-credit learning community, which is designed for students who must take 

Students will learn the technical writing and business management skills that Critical Reading and Thinking and General Psychology, will examine how similar 

modern business leaders should possess, the morals that they should exhibit, and actions can be viewed as good and evil. Students will learn the principles of 

the tasks that they must perform (planning, organizing, controlling, and leading psychology by reading articles, short stories and essays and viewing films. 

through effective written, visual, and oral communication). This class will be in 

a hybrid course environment requiring attendance at all face to face classes. In Critical Reading and Thinking - 3 cr 

addition, students will be required to complete online assignments. 

28057 RDG120 5L2 MW S 1130-1250 


Technical Writing - 3 cr 

28113 PSY121 5L2 MW S 1000-1120 

28111 ENG122 4L1 W W 0830-0950 

Excel Powers Up! 

5 cr 

Principles of Management - 3 cr 

Manipulating data is a vital skill in energy management. Students will use data 

28112 MGT212 4L1 W W 1000-1150 logging devices for gathering time series data of temperature, relative humidity, 

You Have Been Hacked? 

9 cr current, wind speed, wind direction, and more. Students will analyze this vast 

amount of data in Excel and draw conclusions. Students will gain hands-on 

This Learning Community is designed for Information Security students. Students will 

experience with devices and analytical techniques used in the field. 

learn mathematical concepts in and apply those concepts for real life applications 

in their programming class. Integrated assignments will focus on mathematical Introduction to Energy Management - 2 cr 

and programming skills needed for the career in the field of information security. 28214 NRG101 5L8 MW S 1130-1320 

Students will also explore their career choices through SSS102. 

Excel Level I - 3 cr 

Intro to Programming - 4 cr 

28215 OAT152 5L8 MW S 1330-1450 

28281 CIS120 4L3 TR W 1330-1550 Building Specialist 

6 cr 

College Math and Statistics - 4 cr 

This Learning Community consists of two courses that examine a building’s energy 

use in three different ways. By taking this Learning Community, students will spend 

28282 MAT153 4L3 TR W 1030-1220 less time with mundane data collection and more time with in-depth analysis in 

Personal/Career Development -1 cr 

the building. 

28283 SSS102 4L3 R W 0930-1020 Commercial Energy Use Analysis - 3 cr 

28232 NRG112 5L9 F S 0830-1220 

Building Simulations - 3 cr 

28233 NRG113 5L9 F S 1230-1620 

Students: Consult department counselors to learn about additional LCs being offered for spring registration. 

www.dtcc.edu Springl 2013 - page 21

Spring E-learning 

Attention E-learning students 

Plan ahead! Course materials for e-learning classes must be purchased from the bookstore at the 

campus where the class originates. Materials from campuses other than your home campus must 

be ordered by your home bookstore in advance, and arrangements must be made for pick-up or 

delivery. Don’t wait, or you may not have the materials when class starts. 

ONLINE courses 

Access expanded offerings right from your home! 

Delaware Tech’s online courses are a learning option for independent, self-motivated students. They are for students 

who have little time to come on campus for courses or who have travel constraints. Online courses are of the same 

quality and rigor as on-campus courses. They are most appropriate for you if you are self-directed and have at 

least moderate computer skills. You will need access to a computer and an Internet provider. Suggested minimum 

hardware/software requirements are a 56 bps modem, Pentium II processor, 32 megs of RAM, standard version of a 

word processor, up-to-date virus protection program, and course software. Students are responsible for having all 

the required hardware/software prior to class. Online courses are instructor-led courses (not self-paced) delivered 

entirely in a password-protected, Web-based format. They include a course Web page, instructor and student e-mail, 

and discussion sessions. Instructors post the course work, including assignments, to the course Web page. Students 

participate in electronic discussions and complete assignments. Testing is offfered online or at approved sites. Students 

can access their courses through MyDTCC, using their college e-mail user-name and password. All OAT and CIS 

students should verify hardware/software requirements with their instructors prior to registration. 

Visit my.dtcc.edu 

Dover CampuS Online Courses 

CRN Cat# Sect Course _____Cr 

20935 ACC 112 6W1 Accounting II 4 

20956 BUS 101 6W1 Introduction to Business 3 

28116 BUS 203 6W1 Business Law 3 

27763 CEN 222 6W1 Windows Operating System 4 

26088 CIS 107 6W1 Intro to Computers/Application 3 





27342 CIS 111 6W1 Ethics and the Information Age 2 

26141 CIS 112 6W1 Spreadsheet/Graphics Proc 3 


25938 CIS 143 6W1 Intro to Information Security 3 

27761 CIS 160 6W1 Internet/Web Construction 3 

26674 CIS 201 6W1 Microdatabase Programming 4 

24858 CRJ 101 6W1 Intro to Criminal Justice 3 

26683 CRJ 104 6W1 Drugs Society/Human Behavior 3 

23104 CRJ 223 6W1 Criminology 3 

24829 DAC 141 6W1 Intro Drug&Alcohol Counseling 3 

26590 ECE 102 6W1 Childhood Safety 1 

27766 ECE 105 6W1 Programs/Services Birth-Age 8 1 

26592 ECE 108 6W1 Chld Devlpmnt:Birth thru Age 3 1 

25367 ECE 111 6W1 Childhd Nutrition/Safety 3 

28213 ECE 120 6W2 Comtemp Issues in Erly Childhd 3 

22437 ECE 222 6W1 Program Planning/Evaluation 3 

26084 ECE 233 6W1 Exceptional Child 3 

27227 ECO 111 6W1 Macroeconomics 3 

22689 ECO 122 6W1 Microeconomics 3 


25609 EDC 150 6W1 Issues in Elementary Education 3 

27647 ELM 220 6W1 Prop. & Behavior of Matrls 3 

26535 ENG 122 6W1 Technical Writing-Comm 3 


26537 

28126 

ENG 122 

ENT 103 

6W3 

6W1 

Technical Writing-Comm 

Legal Issues for ENT 

3 

3 




Dover CampuS Online Courses (continued) 

CRN 

26093 

Cat# 

ENT 104 

Sect 

6W1 


Opportunity Analysis 

_____Cr 

3 

26677 ENT 220 6W1 Leadership 3 

25264 HDM 101 6W1 Intro Hmlnd Defns/Emrgncy Mngt 3 

27171 HDM 102 6W1 National Incident Mngt System 3 

23427 HIS 112 6W1 U. S. History: Post-Civil War 3 


28128 HRM 224 6W1 Training and Development 3 

26517 MGT 212 6W1 Principles of Management 3 

26679 MGT 218 6W1 Small Business Management 3 

26199 MGT 231 6W2 Human Resource Management 3 

27237 MKT 212 6W1 Principles of Marketing 3 

26531 MKT 217 6W1 E-Marketing Fundamentals 3 

21463 OAT 122 6W1 Keyboarding Applications 4 

26599 OAT 242 6W1 Desktop Publishing 4 

21756 PSY 121 6W1 General Psychology 3 



25808 PSY 125 6W1 Child Development 3 

25809 PSY 127 6W1 Human Development 3 

26688 SOC 111 6W1 Sociology I 3 


26030 SSS 108 6W1 Blackboard/Learning Concepts 1 

26625 SSS 108 6W2 Blackboard/Learning Concepts 1 

26771 VSC 133 6W1 History of Graphic Design 2 

26772 VSC 175 6W1 Print Production Processes 2 

Georgetown CampuS Online Courses 


24208 AGS 104 2W1 Intro to Agribusiness Managemt 3 

27696 AGS 209 2W1 Farm Records & Accounts 3 

24527 AGS 223 2W1 Applied Ecology 3 

25506 AGS 225 2W1 Agriculture Seminar 3 

21134 BIO 100 2W1 Medical Terminology 3 




24983 BIO 110 2W1 Essentls-Anatomy & Physiology 4 














21549 CIS 194 2W1 Networking Technologies 3 

25668 EBZ 220 2W1 Fundamentals of E-Commerce 3 

25645 ECE 111 2W1 Childhd Nutrition/Safety 3 

25644 ECE 233 2W1 Exceptional Child 3 




26378 EDC 100 2W1 Professional Prep: Praxis I 1 

21860 ENG 121 2W1 Composition 3 







Georgetown CampuS Online Courses (continued) 

CRN 

24172 

Cat# 

ENG 121 

Sect 

2W5 


Composition 

_____Cr 

3 













26614 ENG 122 2WA Technical Writing-Comm 3 


23319 OAT 110 2W1 Basic Keyboarding 2 


21192 OAT 121 2W1 Keyboarding 4 



21218 OAT 151 2W1 Access Level I 3 

21221 OAT 152 2W1 Excel Level I 3 



21243 OAT 157 2W1 Word Level I 3 

22641 OAT 157 2W2 Word Level I 3 

21248 OAT 158 2W1 Word Level II 3 

21256 OAT 159 2W1 PowerPoint 3 

23321 OAT 240 2W1 Integrated Business Applicatns 3 

22994 POL 111 2W1 Political Science 3 




26850 PSY 126 2W1 Child/Adolescent Development 3 






25977 PSY 223 2W1 Abnormal Psychology 3 




25691 SOC 213 2W1 Ethical Issues in Health Care 3 



26302 SPA 136 2W1 Spanish Communication I 4 



26304 SPA 137 2W1 Spanish Communication II 4 

Stanton/Wilmington CampuS Online Courses 


25728 ACC 101 4W1 Accounting I 4 

25771 BIO 110 5W1 Essentls-Anatomy & Physiology 4 


28121 BUS 203 4W1 Business Law 3 

25813 CRJ 101 5W1 Intro to Criminal Justice 3 

23118 CRJ 102 5W1 Criminal Law 3 

25815 CRJ 104 5W1 Drugs Society/Human Behavior 3 

26702 

23532 

CRJ 110 

CRJ 118 

5W1 

5W1 

Issues in Law Enforcement 

Corrections in America 

3 

3 




Stanton/Wilmington CampuS Online Courses (CONTINUED) 

CRN 

26102 

Cat# 

CRJ 220 

Sect 

5W1 


Criminal Judiciary 

_____Cr 

3 

23977 CRJ 222 5W1 Constitutional Law 3 

26361 CRJ 223 5W1 Criminology 3 





25743 ENG 127 4W1 Post-Industrial Literature 3 

23811 ENG 128 4W1 Black American Literature 3 

26839 HIS 111 4W1 U. S. History: Pre-Civil War 3 

25831 HIS 111 5W1 U. S. History: Pre-Civil War 3 


27168 HLH 100 4W1 Intro To Health Careers 1 

26655 HLH 102 4W1 Physical Activity for Health 1 

27115 MAT 140 4W1 Essentials of College Algebra 4 

27116 MAT 153 4W1 College Math and Statistics 4 



23808 MIS 220 4W1 Management Information Systems 3 

23396 MKT 212 4W1 Principles of Marketing 3 

25551 MKT 217 4W1 E-Marketing Fundamentals 3 

25747 MKT 219 4W1 Sales & Sales Management 3 



22528 OAT 242 4W1 Desktop Publishing 4 

26020 POL 111 4W1 Political Science 3 







25943 PSY 125 4W1 Child Development 3 






23119 PSY 224 5W1 Human Sexuality 3 











25759 SOC 215 4W1 Business Ethics 3 

28094 SSC 106 4W1 Introduction to Leadership 1 

28099 SSS 102 4W1 Personal/Career Development 1 

28100 SSS 103 4W1 Adult Learner Success Strategy 1 

28101 SSS 105 4W1 A College & Life Skills Course 1 

26480 VSC 131 4W1 Art History I 3 

28196 VSC 131 4W2 Art History I 3 

For more information about online courses, call 302-857-1750; tech-center@dtcc.edu 




distributed learning courses 

Courses are on CD and use a tutorial-style program at a computer 

Distributed learning courses other than telecourses require students to meet on campus for 50% of scheduled 

classes. The remaining time will be spent by students accessing course material, engaging in learning activities or 

interacting through the instructional management system. Students taking a distributed learning course will need 

access to a computer, e-mail, the World Wide Web and various computer software. 

STANTON/WILMINGTON Campus distributed learning Courses 

CRN CAT# SET COURSE CR DATES DAYS TIME 

25519 BIO 110 4D1 Essentls-Anatomy & Physiology 4 1/14 - 5/11 MW 1000-1120 

26652 BIO 110 4D2 Essentls-Anatomy & Physiology 4 1/14 - 5/11 M 1700-1820 

26964 BIO 110 4D3 Essentls-Anatomy & Physiology 4 1/17 - 3/9 R 0800-0950 

24511 BIO 115 4D1 Nutrition 3 1/14 - 5/11 M 0830-0950 

24757 BIO 115 4D2 Nutrition 3 1/16 - 5/11 W 1100-1220 

25732 BIO 120 4D1 Anatomy and Physiology I 5 1/16 - 5/11 W 1600-1750 

25880 BIO 120 4D2 Anatomy and Physiology I 5 1/17 - 5/11 R 1000-1150 

26965 BIO 120 4D3 Anatomy and Physiology I 5 3/15 - 5/11 F 0800-0950 

23962 BIO 120 5D1 Anatomy and Physiology I 5 1/14 - 5/11 S 0800-1150 

MW 1530-1720 

26100 BIO 121 4D1 Anatomy and Physiology II 5 1/16 - 5/11 W 1800-1950 

26653 BIO 121 4D2 Anatomy and Physiology II 5 1/17 - 5/11 R 0800-0950 

26125 CHM 110 4D1 General Chemistry 4 1/14 - 5/11 M 1630-1820 

27191 CPO 260 5D1 CPO Internship 4 1/14 - 5/11 R 1400-1550 

27030 EDC 220 4D2 Parent/Family/School Interact 3 1/14 - 5/11 T 1400-1620 

25765 ENT 225 4D1 Entrepreneurial Experience 3 1/14 - 5/11 M 0830-0950 

25766 ENT 285 4D1 Business Plan Development 3 1/16 - 5/11 W 0830-0950 

27189 MAT 119 5D1 Applied Clinical Mathematics 3 1/14 - 5/11 M 1600-1850 

26025 MAT 201 4D1 Mathematics for Teachers I 4 1/14 - 5/11 W 1830-2120 

24987 MAT 202 4D1 Mathematics for Teachers II 4 1/14 - 5/11 M 1800-2100 

25758 MAT 203 4D1 Math for Teachers III 4 1/14 - 5/11 T 1800-2100 

26027 MAT 255 4D1 Business Statistics I 3 1/16 - 5/11 W 1730-2020 

20466 MGT 218 4D1 Small Business Management 3 1/14 - 5/11 M 1000-1120 

26467 MIS 220 4D1 Management Information Systems 3 1/14 - 5/11 F 0900-1250 

27099 NRG 112 5D1 Commercial Energy Use Analysis 3 1/14 - 5/11 MW 1730-2020 

27103 NRG 113 5D1 Building Simulations 3 3/11 - 5/11 MW 1730-2020 

21004 PHY 111 5D1 Conceptual Physics 4 1/16 - 5/8 T 1600-1750 

26496 PSY 121 4D1 General Psychology 3 1/14 - 5/11 M 1230-1350 

26497 PSY 121 4D2 General Psychology 3 1/14 - 5/11 W 1230-1350 

27121 SCI 130 5D1 Introduction to Research 2 1/14 - 5/11 TR 1500-1550 

27122 SCI 230 5D1 Research Methodology 3 1/14 - 5/11 M 1400-1550 

dover Campus distributed learning Courses 


21527 AID 242 6D1 Commercial Design Studio 5 1/14 - 5/11 T 1800-2150 

26072 BUS 101 6D1 Introduction to Business 3 3/12 - 5/11 TR 1400-1520 

20965 BUS 101 6D2 Introduction to Business 3 1/14 - 3/9 M 1730-2020 

24701 CEN 150 6D1 Computer Assembly/Maint 4 3/13 - 5/11 W 1800-2220 

R 1800-2220 

25199 CIS 107 6D1 Intro to Computers/Application 3 2/18 - 3/9 MW 1100-1250 

25204 CIS 107 6D2 Intro to Computers/Application 3 3/11 - 5/11 MW 1100-1250 

25321 CIS 107 6D3 Intro to Computers/Application 3 2/15 - 3/9 F 0900-1250 

25322 CIS 107 6D4 Intro to Computers/Application 3 3/15 - 5/11 F 0900-1250 

26172 CIS 170 6D1 Internet/Web Multimedia 4 2/20 - 3/9 W 1730-2220 

27263 CRJ 104 6D1 Drugs Society/Human Behavior 3 3/11 - 5/11 MW 0830-0950 

27258 CRJ 110 6D1 Issues in Law Enforcement 3 2/15 - 3/9 F 0900-1150 

27260 CRJ 110 6D2 Issues in Law Enforcement 3 1/14 - 3/9 T 1800-2050 

26734 CRJ 115 6D1 Essntls of Intrvwng/Counslng 3 1/14 - 3/9 MW 1030-1150 

26735 CRJ 115 6D2 Essntls of Intrvwng/Counslng 3 1/16 - 3/9 W 1800-2050 

27261 CRJ 118 6D1 Corrections in America 3 1/15 - 3/9 TR 0900-1020 

27393 CRJ 220 6D1 Criminal Judiciary 3 3/11 - 5/11 F 0900-1150 

27262 CRJ 224 6D1 Juvenile Justice 3 3/11 - 5/11 TR 1030-1150 

26741 CRJ 225 6D1 Group & Individual Counseling 3 3/13 - 5/11 MW 1030-1150 




dover Campus distributed learning Courses (continued) 


26742 CRJ 225 6D2 Group & Individual Counseling 3 3/13 - 5/11 W 1800-2050 

23762 DAC 240 6D1 Families & Addiction 3 1/16 - 5/11 W 1800-2050 

25793 DAC 244 6D1 Dir Practice II-Drug/Alcohol 6 1/16 - 5/11 W 1630-1720 

27276 ECE 127 6D1 Childhood Classroom Mgt 3 3/13 - 5/11 W 0900-1150 

27765 ECE 127 6D2 Childhood Classroom Mgt 3 1/14 - 3/9 M 1800-2050 

27076 ECE 226 6D1 Assessment of Young Children 3 3/11 - 5/11 M 1800-2050 

27084 ECE 233 6D1 Exceptional Child 3 1/17 - 3/9 R 1800-2050 

27270 EDC 120 6D1 Foundations of Literacy 3 1/18 - 3/9 F 0830-1150 

27271 EDC 120 6D2 Foundations of Literacy 3 1/14 - 3/9 M 1800-2050 

27767 EDC 150 6D1 Issues in Elementary Education 3 3/11 - 5/11 M 1800-2050 

27232 EDC 150 6D2 Issues in Elementary Education 3 1/15 - 3/9 T 0830-1130 

26121 EDC 211 6D1 Classroom Management 3 

27081 EDC 211 6D2 Classroom Management 3 1/15 - 3/9 T 1800-2050 

26140 EDC 230 6D1 Children’s Literature 3 3/15 - 5/11 F 0830-1150 

27082 EDC 230 6D2 Children’s Literature 3 3/11 - 5/11 M 1800-2100 

25942 ENV 110 6D1 Intro to Environmental Issues 3 3/11 - 5/11 F 0900-1150 

26736 HDM 110 6D1 Issues Hmlnd Defense&Emerg Mgt 3 1/14 - 3/9 T 1000-1250 

27340 HDM 204 6D2 All Hzrds/Infra/Protection 3 3/14 - 5/11 R 1800-2050 

27041 HDM 225 6D1 Supervision Leadership in E M 3 3/11 - 5/11 R 0900-1150 

24791 MGT 212 6D2 Principles of Management 3 3/12 - 5/11 T 1730-2020 

26048 MKT 214 6D1 Advertising 3 3/12 - 5/11 T 1730-2020 

27277 NRG 101 6D1 Intro to Energy Management 2 1/14 - 5/11 M 1800-1915 

27278 NRG 103 6D1 Sustainability 2 1/14 - 5/11 M 1925-2040 

26506 NRG 111 6D1 Res/Light Comm Energy Analysis 2 1/14 - 5/11 T 1800-2030 

27239 NRG 112 6D1 Commercial Energy Use Analysis 3 

26509 NRG 131 6D1 Lighting Fundamentals 2 3/11 - 5/11 MW 1300-1450 

21671 PSY 125 6D1 Child Development 3 1/15 - 5/11 T 1300-1420 

24848 PSY 125 6D2 Child Development 3 1/14 - 5/11 M 1830-1955 

26797 SSS 102 6D1 Personal/Career Development 1 1/14 - 3/9 W 0830-0929 



25111 SSS 108 6D1 Blackboard/Learning Concepts 1 1/14 - 3/9 W 1200-1255 

25552 SSS 108 6D2 Blackboard/Learning Concepts 1 3/11 - 5/11 W 1200-1255 

27193 SSS 108 6D3 Blackboard/Learning Concepts 1 1/14 - 3/9 M 1200-1255 

27209 SSS 108 6D4 Blackboard/Learning Concepts 1 3/11 - 5/11 M 1200-1255 

For more info about Distributed Learning Courses, call (302) 857-1750 




interactive video courses 

On campus in specialized labs which bring together one instructor with students statewide 

STANTON/WILMINGTON Campus Interactive Courses 


20037 DHY 141 4V1 Oral Radiography 3 1/14 - 5/11 W 1030-1230 

M 1400-1550 

20038 DHY 141 4V2 Oral Radiography 3 1/14 - 5/11 W 1300-1500 

M 1400-1550 

20039 DHY 141 4V3 Oral Radiography 3 1/14 - 5/11 M 1400-1550 

W 1500-1700 

20041 DHY 161 4V1 Oral Pathology 3 1/14 - 5/11 W 0830-0950 

M 1200-1320 

27019 HMS 120 4V1 Direct Support/Cmnty Services 3 1/14 - 5/11 M 1800-2050 

27154 HMS 124 4V1 Comm Living Skills/Supports 3 1/16 - 5/11 W 1800-2050 

27823 HMS 126 4V1 Desgn/Evaluation of Services 3 1/15 - 5/11 T 1800-2050 

27248 MAT 143 4V1 College Geometry 3 1/14 - 5/11 TR 1030-1150 

27242 MAT 251 4V1 Finite Math 3 1/14 - 5/11 R 1630-1820 

Dover Campus Interactive Courses 


22487 DHY 141 6V1 Oral Radiography 3 1/14 - 5/11 T 0830-1030 

M 1400-1550 

27182 DHY 141 6V2 Oral Radiography 3 1/14 - 5/11 T 1030-1230 

M 1400-1550 

26631 DHY 151 6V1 Periodontology/Cariology 3 1/14 - 5/11 W 1000-1320 

22489 DHY 161 6V1 Oral Pathology 3 1/14 - 5/11 W 0830-0950 

M 1200-1320 



GEORGETOWN Campus Interactive Courses 


28145 EDC 115 2V1 Nature of Science 1 1/18 - 5/11 F 0830-0920 

25186 EDC 250 2V1 Internship & Seminar 4 1/14 - 5/11 M 1730-2120 

26866 EDC 260 2V1 Educational Psychology 3 1/15 - 5/11 T 1230-1520 


27311 HMS 124 2V1 Comm Living Skills/Supports 3 1/16 - 5/11 W 1800-2250 


25914 VET 110 2V1 Veterinary Physiology 3 1/14 - 5/11 M 1000-1200 

M 1330-1620 

22651 VET 120 2V1 Breeds And Behavior 2 1/14 - 5/11 M 0830-0950 

21826 VET 222 2V1 Veterinary Nursing II 3 1/16 - 5/11 F 0930-1520 

W 1230-1420 

25928 VET 224 2V1 Lg Animal/Equine Nurs/Hlth Mgt 4 1/14 - 5/11 M 0930-1520 

W 1630-1920 

25929 VET 235 2V1 Diagnostic Imaging 3 1/16 - 5/11 R 0930-1520 

W 1100-1250 



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