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Summer 

& Fall 

2011 

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March 2011 

edition 

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Summer Semester 

May 23 

Fall Semester 

August 20 

602.285.7800 | www.phoenixcollege.edu 

1202 West Thomas Road | Phoenix Arizona 85013 

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Go to My.maricopa.edu to search for classes and register online

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Contents 

Academic Policies and Practices. ...151 

Advisement........................ 5 

Athletics........................ 146 

Arizona General Education 

Curriculum (AGEC)............... 161 

Bookstore Information............. 144 

Calendar.......................... 8 

Career Services .................. 162 

Communiversity................... 50 

Counseling ...................... 162 

Class Index 

• Phoenix College Classes. ....14–17 

• PC Downtown Classes. .....14–17 

Course Listing 

• Summer. ....................18 

Online & Hybrid. ........... 44 

Late Start. ................ 48 

• Fall. ....................... 52 

Online & Hybrid. ...........124 

Late Start. ................130 

• PC Downtown & Non-Credit. ...136 

Community Education 

Continuing Education 

Ed2Go Online 

Workforce Development 

Degrees and Certificates. .........150 

Department Directory.............152 

Disability Resource Services........ 162 

Distance Learning Information 

• Online/Blackboard. ............12 

• Hybrid/Blackboard. ............12 

Educational Learning Outcome 

Assessments..................146 

English as a Second 

Language (ESL)................. 149 

Final Exam Schedule .............. 145 

Financial Aid...................... 10 

Fitness Center ................ 43, 123 

Google Apps. ..................... 51 

Library .......................... 163 

Map (Campus) ................... 164 

Massage Clinic................... 135 

Mathematics Flowchart. ..........147 

Mission Statement. ..............165 

My.maricopa.edu ................158 

Orientations 

• BearTrax..................... 7 

• New Student Orientation. ...... 7 

Refund Policy ...................157 

Register Online................... 158 

Residency Guidelines. ............156 

Scholarships. ....................11 

Steps to Success 

(How to Get Started) .............. 4 

1. Enroll 

2. Take Course Placement Test 

3. Find a Class 

4. Register 

5. Pay Tuition and Fees 

Student ID......................... 5 

Success Center................... 147 

Student Information Form.......... 154 

Student Life ..................... 149 

Student Resources................ 162 

Student Success Courses ............ 7 

Testing (Placement) ............... 148 

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New! 

Summer 

Pages 18-49 

Fall 

Pages 52-135 

PC Downtown 

Pages 130-138 

Transfer Pathways................ 161 

Tuition and Fees.................. 156 

Tutoring (Free). ..................147 

Types of Classes..................12 

Veterans Services. .............. 144 

Videos 

• Maricopa Now. ............... 2 

• Graffiti Art. ..................15 

• Graduation: Salutation .........17 

• Graduation: Valedictorian. ..... 47 

• Engineering Science .......... 42 

• Environmental & Natural 

Resource Stewardship. ...... 47

Before 

Class 

Begins 

Apply for 

Financial Aid 

(8-10 Weeks Before Class Begins) 

Financial Aid. . . . . . . . . . . .HC Bldg. 

Students interested in receiving 

financial assistance should apply 

8-10 weeks before the start of the 

semester. Complete the FREE 

Application for Federal Student Aid 

at www.fafsa.ed.gov and use the 

Phoenix College code 001078. 

Attend Orientation 

If you are a first time college student 

or new to PC, attending an orientation 

is an essential component to your 

academic success. Through a series 

of workshops, activities and a 

campus tour, you will learn how to 

navigate your way through college. 

The Fall Orientation is scheduled for 

Saturday, August 20, 2011 

8:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon 

For more information call 

602.285.7415 or access our online 

orientation at www.phoenixcollege. 

edu/orientation. 

Steps to 

Success 

1 

Enroll at Phoenix College 

semesters, you must complete or update your Student Information Form before 

If you are new to PC, or if you have not taken classes in the past four 

registering. Phoenix College has an open admission policy. Anyone who has 

graduated from high school; earned a GED; is at least 18 years old and not attending 

high school; or is under 18 attending high school and has permission from high 

school, and PC Admissions office may attend. 

a) SET UP YOUR STUDENT ACCOUNT 

ONLINE – Go to www.my.maricopa.edu > Click on First Time Users Start Here – 

Need an MEID and password to log in? > Follow the on-screen instructions to 

obtain your Maricopa Enterprise ID (MEID). Allow a 20 minute wait before accessing 

account for the 1st time. 

Your MEID is the username that you will use to access the Online Student 

Center, Student Information System and Blackboard. 

b) ENROLL/ADMIT 

ONLINE - Go to www.my.maricopa.edu > Click on Log in > Enter Your MEID > 

Enter Your Password > Click Sign in. In your Student Center > Click on MCCCD 

Admissions and follow on screen directions. 

Watch the Admissions Tutorial (Video): http://my.maricopa.edu/student-center/help/ 

quicktime/admissions.mov 

IN PERSON – Download the form at www.phoenixcollege.edu > Click on Enroll at 

Phoenix College under the Steps to Success Quick Link > Bring completed form to 

the Welcome Center. ............................AR Bldg. . . . . 602.285.7777 

Phoenix College uses student email as its official form of communication. You will 

need to obtain your FREE Student email at My.maricopa.edu. Select: Google Apps 

@Maricopa. Your Gmail address will look like this: (MEID) @ maricopa.edu. When 

you log into Google Apps@ Maricopa you will also be able to access many of the 

Google Tools available to help you be successful at Phoenix College. 

OBTAIN STUDENT EMAIL online at My.maricopa.edu

Get Your Student ID 

(Cub Card) 

2 

Take Your Course Placement 

Tests 

If you are planning to enroll in an English, Math or Reading course, you may 

be required to take placement tests at the PC Testing Center located in LC Building. 

Test scores are used to decide which courses are right for you. Go to www. 

phoenixcollege.edu/testing or call 602.285.7844 for information about test dates and 

times. 

Take Placement Tests in English, Math, and/or Reading. LC Bldg. 602.285.7844 

Bear Trax Orientation 

If you tested into any of the following courses: ENG 071, ENG081, ENG 091, RDG 

071, RDG 081, RDG 091, MAT 081-083 OR MAT 90-92, and 

• are new to college and 

• enrolling in 7or more credits and 

• planning to earn a degree or transfer to a university 

You need to enroll in a BearTrax group orientation session to assist you on your 

pathway to academic success. See BearTrax and Orientation (next page). 

3 

Select Your Course or Program 

education. Advisement is required in some instances and is highly recommended for 

Your academic advisor is your single greatest resource in planning your 

all students. Students who have attended another college are encouraged to have 

official transcripts sent to Phoenix College prior to meeting with an academic 

advisor. If you need additional direction defining your goals or choosing a career 

pathway you may also want to visit the Counseling Department or the Career Center 

for guided assistance or additional resources. 

MEET WITH ACADEMIC ADVISOR. . . . Advisement - LC Bldg. .....602.285.7110 

FIND A CLASS 

You can search through the digital Schedule eZine to review the courses offered 

each semester OR search online. 

SEARCH ONLINE: Go to www.my.maricopa.edu > Obtain the course name and 

number > Click on Find a Course > Enter the course identifier in the Keyword/ 

Course Number search box (example: CHM 090). This will give you 

updated information on dates, times, locations, instructor and seat 

availability. Now you are ready to register for classes! 

Steps to Register Continued on 

the Next Page... 

Student Life . . . . . . . . . . . .HC Bldg. 

Bring a valid picture ID to Student 

Life and Leadership. There is no 

charge for your initial card, which 

is valid for three years with current 

enrollment. Replacement cards are 

$5 payable at the Cashiers Office. 

Pick up Your 

Parking Decal 

Public Safety ......Parking Garage 

To pick up your parking decal you 

will need to take your current class 

schedule, license plate number, and 

make and model of your vehicle 

to the Public Safety office. All 

vehicles must be registered with 

the Public Safety office and display 

a current parking decal. Vehicles not 

in compliance cannot be parked on 

college property. 

Buy/Rent Textbooks 

You can purchase or rent 

textbooks online or in person. 

For your convenience, an 

eFollett Bookstore is located 

in the Hannelly Center- 

Lower Level. Bring your 

course and class number 

to find the right textbook 

and course materials. Find 

out which textbook you need 

in advance. Check your online 

student center or find the text 

when you search for classes at 

my.maricopa.edu.

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Steps to Success Continued 

4 

Register for Classes 

Phoenix College offers several options to register for classes. Choose a method that is convenient for you: 

• Online through your Student Portal at My.maricopa.edu. 

• By phone 602.285.7777, mail, or FAX 602.285.7813, access forms at 

www.phoenixcollege.edu/ar 

• In person at Admissions and Records or Advisement 

Register for Classes .............................AR Bldg. . . . . 602.285.7777 

5 

There are several ways to pay: 

Pay Tuition and Fees 

Tuition and fees are due by the published deadlines in your Online Student Center at My.maricopa.edu. 

• Pay online through your Student Portal at My.maricopa.edu 

• Pay by mail (no cash please) 

• Pay by phone at 602.285.7522 (credit/debit card only) 

• Pay in person at the Cashiers Office in the AR Building 

• Pay for classes through installments by taking advantage of e-Cashier, 

our online student tuition payment plan accessible at My.maricopa.edu. 

Pay Tuition and Fees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cashiers Office - AR Bldg. . . . . .602.285.7522 

Note: Students are required to provide proof of citizenship or legal status in order to be eligible to be charged 

in-state/in-county rates. Visit www.maricopa.edu/prop300 for additional information. 

Fee Payment Deadlines: Payments are due 28 days prior to the start of class and may be paid as soon as you 

register. Check your Online Student Center at My.maricopa.edu for the payment amount and due date for each 

class. If you do not make a payment by your due date your enrollment may be cancelled. Withdrawal from courses 

is the responsibility of the student, automatic withdrawal is not guaranteed.

Beartrax 

Workshop Sessions 

BearTrax Group Orientation 

Session is designed to welcome you to Phoenix College and help you 

become familiar with My.maricopa.edu, the online student system. 

You will also be registering for your core classes. 

Steps to Register for BearTrax 

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1) Reserve a seat at a BearTrax session. Register online at 

My.maricopa.edu. Click on Find a Class. Enter NSO (New Student 

Orientation) in the Search Box. 

• Write down the class # that best suits your availability and click on 

My.maricopa.edu located on the top navigation bar of the screen. 

• Use your MEID to log into your student center. 

• Click on ADD a Class and enter the Class #. 

• Complete the registration process. 

You can also register in person by visiting the Welcome Center in the 

AR building, or by calling the Contact Center at 602.285.7777. 

2) Attend your BearTrax session. Bring your test scores, MEID, and 

your 8 digit student ID number. 

In this session you will: 

• Register for your core classes and a Student Success Class 

• Become familiar with PC's online student system 

• Learn about PC's great services and student life 

College Success Courses 

During the BearTrax session, assistance will be provided to help you 

select the student success course that best meets your needs and 

schedule. In the course, you’ll learn strategies for achieving your goals 

in college and in life. A College success course is strongly recommended 

for every PC student, and is part of your program if the following 

criteria apply to you: 

1. You are new to college, and 

• Plan to earn a degree, or 

• Plan to transfer to a university, or 

• Enroll in 7 or more credits, or 

• You have tested into at least one of the following courses: 

ENG 071-091, RDG 071-091, MAT 081-083 or MAT 090-092 

Strategies for College Success (AAA/CPD150) is an in-depth 

college orientation course focused on student success through 

personal awareness, study skills development, and educational and 

career planning. This (3) credit (transferable) sixteen (16) week 

course introduces study skills in time management, test taking, 

note taking, test anxiety, organization, memory techniques and 

more. 

Creating College Success (AAA/CPD115) helps students develop 

effective academic self-awareness, and self-management strategies. 

This one (1) credit (transferable) eight (8) week course covers 

college transition issues, time management, interpersonal/multicultural 

communication, and college resources and terminology. 

Students will clarify goals and create an educational action plan. 

New Student 

Fall Orientation 

Saturday, August 20, 2010 

8:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon 

Bulpitt Auditorium 

8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. 

Orientation Registration 

Class Schedule Tours 

Information & Student Club Fair 

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon 

New Student Orientation 

Plan to attend workshops on: 

• Scholarships 

• College Strategies 

for Success 

• Making Career Decisions 

• University Transfer 

• Student Life 

• Other Great Workshops 

TO ATTEND, REGISTER ONLINE AT 

MY.MARICOPA.EDU 

NSO — CLASS NO. 13022. FREE! 

Every effort will be made to provide interpreters for students needing 

assistance in other languages, or special accommodations. Please 

contact the Office of Recruitment and Retention at 602.285.7415 

or visit us in D-102 by August 9, 2011, if you need these services. 

www.phoenixcollege.edu/orientation

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Summer 

2011 

Calendar 

Class listing 

can be found 

in pages 18-49 

Image by Roman Tytla 

March 7 

• Registration begins 

May 30 

• Observance of Memorial Day 

(college closed) 

May 23 

• Summer begins 

July 4 

• Observance of Independence Day 


July 5 

• Summer II begins 

July 28 

• Summer session ends 

Withdrawal Deadlines 

Students drop/withdrawal requirements and deadlines are based on the length of 

each class. See Admissions and Records website for withdrawal deadlines and 

requirements. 

Refund Deadlines 

All students who have officially dropped or withdrawn from classes, within the 

scheduled deadline, will be eligible for a refund or tuition credit based on the refund 

schedule. See the Cashiers website for refund schedule.

March 21 

• Registration begins 

August 20 

• Classes begin 

• Special Saturday registration 

(8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.) 

• New student orientation 

(8:00 a.m - 12:00 noon) 

August 22 - 26 

• Schedule adjustment 

September 5 

• Observance of Labor Day 


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November 11 

• Observance of Veteran's Day 


November 24 - 27 

• Thanksgiving Holiday 


December 11 

• Last day of regular classes 

December 12 - 15 

• Final Exams 

December 16 

• Fall semester ends 

October 7 

• Last day to apply for December 

graduation 

December 24 - January 2 

• Winter Break (college closed) 

Withdrawal Deadlines 

Students drop/withdrawal requirements and deadlines are based on the length of 

each class. See Admissions and Records website for withdrawal deadlines and 

requirements. 

Refund Deadlines 

All students who have officially dropped or withdrawn from classes, within the 

scheduled deadline, will be eligible for a refund or tuition credit based on the refund 

schedule. See the Cashiers website for refund schedule. 

Fall 

2011 

Calendar 

Class listing 

can be found in 

pages 52-135



2011 

Financial Aid 

Summer 2011 

April 8, 2011 

Fall 2011 

June 16, 2011 

How do I apply for 

Financial Aid? 

Complete the FREE Application for Federal 

Student Aid at www.fafsa.ed.gov and use 

the Phoenix College code 001078. 

Checklist: Don't forget that 

you can check the progress of your 

financial aid application in My.maricopa.edu. 

When are Financial Aid 

funds disbursed? 

If by the Priority Date, you have: 

1. Completed your financial aid file, and 

2. You appear to have financial aid eligibility: 

• You will be held in your classes; 

If by the Priority Date, you have not 

submitted a completed financial aid file: 

• You will be dropped from your classes unless 

you provide payment, either in cash, credit card, 

guaranteed third party payer or through the tuition 

payment plan. 

• You will not be eligible for a book voucher 

Semester Disbursement Dates 

• Summer: June 6 

• FalI: September 12 

Note: Check your online student center at 

My.maricopa.edu to find out when YOUR 

check will arrive at the PC Cashiers office. 

Complete your FAFSA online at: 

www.fafsa.ed.gov



Access the PC Online 

Scholarship Manager 

www.phoenixcollege.edu/scholarships 

Semester Deadlines May Apply. 

Complete and submit a single application 

each semester and get matched to all of 

the scholarships that you qualify for! 

Start an application, save it, 

and complete it later. 

Request and track letters of 

recommendation online. 

Get Money for 

College!



Types of 

Classes 

and How to Read 

the Course Listing 

DEVELOPMENTAL 

Developmental classes are classes 

numbered below the 100 level. They 

provide students with the knowledge 

and skills required for collegelevel 

work in reading, English, and 

mathematics. Placement testing 

determines which developmental 

classes are required. 

LEARNING COMMUNITIES 

Learning communities integrate 

two or more courses in ways that 

meaningfully connect the content 

of each course. They also connect 

students and faculty in a collaborative 

effort of teaching and learning 

that may extend beyond the classroom 

walls. Methodologies used in 

learning communities may include 

experiential learning, collaboration, 

active participation, critical thinking, 

thematic or problem-solving projects, 

and reflection. 

OPEN ENTRY/EXIT (OEE) 

Self-paced computer classes offer 

students the ability to set a flexible 

schedule. During the hours 

the Computer Commons is open. 

Students may enroll up to April 1 in 

spring or up to November 1 in the 

fall terms. Classes are expected to 

be completed in the same term in 

which they are started. Most Open 

Entry/Exit classes are listed under 

Business and Personal Computers 

(BPC), Computer Information Systems 

(CIS), and Office Automation 

System and are designated OEE. 

HONORS 

The Phoenix College Honors Program 

provides opportunities for 

bright and talented students to 

make the most of their higher 

education through access to small 

classes, outstanding facility, campus 

involvement, community service, 

travel, and interaction with other 

like-minded students. We promote 

intellectual, social, and personal 

development to help prepare you 

for an increasingly complex world. 

Honors classes are listed under 

appropriate course sections with an 

Honors Program note. 

Registration for all Honors classes 

takes place in the Honors Office 

located B263 across from the Success 

Center. 

For more information about the 

Honors Program, qualifications to 

join, or to enroll in Honors classes 

visit the Honors Program Office 

in the B263, call 602.285.7305, or 

visit the program web site at www. 

phoenixcollege.edu/honors. 

ONLINE/BLACKBOARD 

(ONLINE BB) 

Class content is delivered entirely 

online (with the possible exception 

of an orientation or proctored 

exams on campus) and is accessed 

through Blackboard—our elearning 

platform. Students should have 

independent access to the Internet. 

Refer to Blackboard Access Instructions 

on the next page. 

HYBRID/BLACKBOARD 

(HYBRID BB) 

Classes offered in a Hybrid format 

have a portion of the class taught 

face-to-face in a traditional classroom 

setting, while the rest of the 

class takes place online. The mixed 

format offers the best of both 

worlds: an effective combination of 

face-to-face classroom meetings 

and the opportunity to work independently. 

Refer to Blackboard Access 

Instructions on the next page.



Q: What is Blackboard? 

A: Blackboard is the name 

of the elearning platform used 

by the college. 

BLACKBOARD ACCESS 

INSTRUCTIONS 

Check your schedule for the start 

date of your online or hybrid courses. 

Blackboard courses are listed 

with the room# as ONLINE BB or 

HYBRID BB. If you are taking a 

hybrid class, please contact your 

instructor to find out the in-class 

meeting dates. 

To log in to Blackboard, follow the 

steps listed below: 

How to Read the Course Listing 

Here is a quick and easy guide to reading the course listings included in this schedule. For 

complete course descriptions visit the online schedule at My.maricopa.edu. Arizona General 

Education Curriculum (AGEC) designations are noted within brackets, next to the course 

title. The course information shown in the shaded box refers to evening sessions. 

Course 

Class 

Number 

Building 

& Room 

Day(s) 

Title 

Time 

Start & End 

Dates 

Instructor 

Students must attend first class meeting to ensure class position. 

Registration in class with overlapping times is not permitted. 

Each student taking one or more units (credits) will be assessed a 

one-time per semester $15 registration fee. 

Units (credits) 

BIO100 Biology Concepts [SQ] 4 

Prerequisites: None. PC Note: Special Fee Payable at Time of Registration. 

BIO100 requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory class. Students 

enrolling in a BIO100 online lecture course must also enroll in a BIO100 

online laboratory course. 

27149 C204 MW 8:30-9:45A 01/21-05/15 J Schampel $25 

29355 C205 TR 5:30-6:45P 01/20-05/15 Staff $25 

*Course fees are in addition to registration and tuition fees. 

Course Fee* 

• Go to the PC home page at http:// 

www.phoenixcollege.edu, 

• Select the PC Online link in the 

navigation bar at the top of the page, 

• Click on the Blackboard Login link 

and enter your user login. You will 

need your MEID and password. 

- If you do not have an MEID 

click on the students "New Users- 

Lookup User ID" link 

- If you have forgotten your User ID 

click on the students "Forgot User ID 

(MEID)" link 

• The courses you are enrolled in will 

show up in the right hand side of the 

page. 

NEED HELP? 

Contact the Help Desk at 

1.888.994.4433 or go to the Student 

Support Center page at www. 

maricopa.edu/blackboard/support/ 

students/index.php.



Class Index 

PC Summer 2011 

(Click on hyperlinked titles to go directly to the page or 

enter the class name in the search box above.) 

Summer 

A 18-20 

Accounting (ACC) 

Administration of Justice (AJS) 

American Sign Language (SLG) 

Anthropology (ASB) 

Anthropology (ASM) 

Art (ART) 

Art Humanities (ARH) 

B 20-22 

Biology (BIO) 

Business and Personal Computers (BPC) 

C 23-25 

Chemistry (CHM) 

Child/Family Studies (CFS) 

Communication (COM) 

Computer Information Systems (CIS) 

Counseling and Personal 

Development (CPD) 

Creative Writing (CRW) 

Critical Reading (CRE) 

D 25 

Dental Assisting Education (DAE) 

E 26-28 

Early Childhood Education (ECH) 

Economics (ECN) 

Education (EDU) 

Emergency Medical Technology (EMT) 

English (ENG) 

English as a Second Language (ESL) 

Exercise Science (EXS) 

F 29 

Food and Nutrition/Culinary 

Studies (FON) 

G 29 

General Business (GBS) 

H 29-32 

Health Care Education (HCE) 

Health Care Related (HCR) 

Health Core Curriculum (HCC) 

Health Information Management (HIM) 

Health Science (HES) 

History (HIS) 

I 32 

Interior Design (INT) 

Interpreter Preparation Program (IPP) 

M 32-35 

Marketing (MKT) 

Mathematics (MAT) 

Music: Commercial/Business (MUC) 

Music: History/Literature (MHL) 

Music: Performance (MUP) 

Music: Theory/Composition (MTC) 

N 36 

Nursing (NUR) 

Nursing Continuing Education (NCE) 

P 36-39 

Paralegal Studies (LAS) 

Philosophy (PHI) 

Physical Education (PED) 

Physics (PHY) 

Political Science (POS) 

Psychology (PSY) 

R 39-40 

Reading (RDG) 

Recreation (REC) 

Religious Studies (REL) 

S 40-41 

Sociology (SOC) 

Spanish (SPA) 

Spanish Humanities (SPH) 

Society and Business (SBU) 

T 41-42 

Textiles and Clothing/ Fashion 

Design (TEC) 

Therapeutic Massage/Wellness 

Education (WED) 

Online and Hybrid 44-46 

Late-Start 48-49 

Community Education 137 

Ceramics - Wheel Throwing 

Computer Skills for the Workplace 

Ed2Go Online 138-139 

GED Preparation 

GMAT Preparation 

LSAT Preparation I 

LSAT Preparation II 

SAT/ACT Preparation I 

Introduction to QuickBooks 

A to Z Grant Writing 

Photoshop Elements 5.0 for the 

Digital Photographer 

Introduction to SQL 

Introduction to Java Programming 

Grammar Refresher 

Listen to Your Heart & Success 

Will Follow 

Singapore Math Strategies: Model 

Drawing for Grades 1-6 

QuickBooks 2009 for Contractors 

Introduction to Photoshop CS4 

Stocks Bonds & Investing: Oh My! 


(Non-Credit) 139 

Pharmacy Technician 

Dialysis Technician 

Sustainable Building Advisor Program 

Photovoltaic (Solar Energy) Entry Level 

Certificate Program 

Cisco Certified Network Associate & 

Technician Test Prep 

Home Inspectors Training Program



Chat with Us! 

We are now offering live text chat! 

Chat hours are: 

• Monday through Thursday: 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 

• Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. 

Chat is unavailable on weekends, but you can leave a message 

and you will be contacted on Monday. 

Admissions & 

Records 

We can help you with 

questions about: 

• Admission 

• Enrollment 

• Graduation 

• Registering for class 

• Veterans services 

Advising Financial Aid General Information 

Our advisors can assist 

you with: 

• Choosing a program 

• Course information 

• Referrals 

• Transfer information 

Financial Aid advising, 

including: 

• FAFSA application 

• Financial aid types 

available 

• Deadlines 

• Disbursements 

• Grant information 

• Scholarships 

Campus and general 

questions: 

• Directions 

• Directory information 

• Information by email 

• Questions about the 

college 

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Class Index 

PC Fall 2011 

(Click on hyperlinked titles to go directly to the page or 

enter the class name in the search box above.) 

A 52-61 



Advancing Academic Achievement (AAA) 

Aerospace Studies (AES) 

American Indian Studies (AIS) 




Architecture (ARC) 

Art (ART) 


Astronomy (AST) 

B 61-66 

Biology (BIO) 

Building Safety and Construction 

Technology (BLT) 

Business and Personal Computers (BPC) 

C 66-75 

Career Work Experience (CWE) 


Chicana & Chicano Studies (CCS) 


Civil Engineering Technology (CET) 



Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) 

Construction (CNS) 





D 75-77 


Dental Hygiene Education (DHE) 

E 77-84 


Early Education (EED) 




Engineering Science (ECE) 

English (ENG) 

English as a Second Language (ESL) 

English Humanities (ENH) 

F 84-86 

Fire Science (FSC) 


Studies (FON) 

French (FRE) 

G 86-88 


General Technology (GTC) 

Geography (GCU) 

Geography - Physical (GPH) 

Geology (GLG) 

H 88-94 






Histologic Technology (HST) 

History (HIS) 

Humanities (HUM) 

I 94-96 


International Business (IBS) 


Italian (ITA) 

J 96 

Japanese (JPN) 

L 96 

Laboratory Assisting (LBA) 

M 96-105 

Management (MGT) 



Medical Laboratory Science (MDL) 

Military Science (MIS) 





N 105-107 

Nursing (NUR) 

Nursing Continuing Education (NCE) 

O 107 

Office Automation Systems (OAS) 

P 107-114 




Physics (PHY) 



R 115-116 

Reading (RDG) 

Real Estate (REA) 


S 117-119 

Social Work (SWU) 



Spanish (SPA) 


Storytelling (STO) 

T 119-122 

Telecommunications (TCM) 

Textiles and Clothing/ Fashion Design (TEC) 

Theatre Arts/Drama (THE) 

Theatre Performance/Production (THP) 


Education (WED)

Class Index 

continued 

W 122 

Women's Studies (WST) 

Online and Hybrid 124-129 

Late-Start 130-135 

Community 

Education 140-141 

Ceramics Advanced Wheel 

Open Lab for Photography 

American Sign Language Lab 

Italian Contemporary Life 

Through Cinema 

Latin-American Culture Through Cinema 

Buy a New or Used Car 

Colored Pencil Drawing 

Acrylic Painting 

Bullet Proof Your Retirement Plan 

You May Live to 100, Will Your Nest Egg 

Managing Your Investments in a 

Changing World 

Attention Baby Boomer, How Prepared 

Are You for Retirement? 

MSOffice 2007: Overview 

MSOffice 2007: Word 

MSOffice 2007: Excel 

MSOffice 2007: PowerPoint 

Short Story Discussion 

Readers' Theater 

News & Money Series 

Art All Around Us 


Social Media for Small Business 

Create a Marketing Plan that 

Creates Profit 

Vegetable Gardening Program 

Beginning Italian 

Intermediate Italian 

Quickbooks 2010 Training Program 



Ed2Go Online 142 

GED Preparation 

GRE Preparation I 

GRE Preparation II 

GMAT Preparation 

LSAT Preparation I 

LSAT Preparation II 

SAT/ACT Preparation I 

SAT/ACT Preparation II 

Speed Spanish I 

ProTrain-Chartered Financial Analyst 

(CFA) Certification Online 

Explore a Career as an Administrative 

Medical Assistant 

Intermediate Photoshop CS3 


(Non-Credit) 143 



Introduction to ArcGIS I 

Energy Audit Training 


Photovoltaic (Solar Energy) Entry Level 

Certificate Program 

LEED AP Building Design and 

Construction 

Home Inspectors Training Program 



the video 

Continuing Education 141 

Becoming a Certified Substitute Teacher 

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fee 



fee 

The following schedule of classes is subject to change 

without notice. In addition to the fees listed, each credit 

student will be assessed a one-time per semester $15 

registration fee. Students should refer to their online 

Student Center at My.maricopa.edu for fee information. 


Department Chair: 

http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/business 

Students pursuing a Business Department certificate or degree 

program and all Business transfer students are strongly encouraged 

to seek advisement from a Business Department faculty member. 

Stop by B330 or call 602.285.7387. 

Cindy Cloud 

AJS198AB Special Topics In The Administration 1 

Of Justice 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: AJS198AB may be repeated for a total of 

nine (9) credit hours. 

PC Notes: Special Fee Payable at Time of Registration. 

14920 PCDT207 F 3:00- 7:00P 06/17-06/18 

Staff $10 

PC TBA S 8:00- 5:30P 

Class 14920 Special Topics in the Administration of Justice: Forensic 

Firearm Identification. Proper techniques for evaluating, comparing, and 

identifying the firearms used to commit crimes. Proper techniques used 

to compare fired evidence found at crime scenes, including fired bullets, 

cartridge casings, shotgun shells, and gunpowder. 

AJS200 Current Issues In Criminal Justice [SB] 3 

Prerequisites: None. 

19506 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/24 W Williams $0 

Class 19506 conducted entirely online using Blackboard. 

SUMMER 2011 CLASSES 

ACC111 Accounting Principles I 

3 



14716 B317 TR 6:00- 8:35P 05/31-07/28 D Northway $15 

ACC112 Accounting Principles II 

3 

Prerequisites: ACC111 with a grade of "C" or better, or permission of 

Department or Division. 


18392 B317 MTWR 7:00- 9:00A 05/23-06/23 

C Rios $15 

18393 B317 MW 6:00- 8:35P 06/06-07/27 D Standage $15 

ACC212 Managerial Accounting 

3 

Prerequisites: A grade of "C" or better in (ACC111 and ACC112), or ACC211, 

and (BPC/CIS105 or permission of Department or Division). 


18395 B317 MTWR 7:00- 9:00A 06/27-07/28 

C Rios $15 

18394 B328 TR 6:00- 8:35P 06/07-07/28 M Klamrzynski $15 



Information may be obtained from the AJS faculty in E113, 

602.285.7205 or 602.285.7234 or 602.285.7893. In addition, the 

advisor for AJS is Doris Sleeper, at the Academic Advisement and 

Transfer Office 602.285.7110 located in the Learning Center (LC) 

Building. 

Rick Wilson 

AJS213 Evidence Technology/Fingerprints 3 



14849 C201 MTW 6:00- 8:50P 05/31-06/29 

D Craven $20 

AJS225 Criminology [SB] 

3 


14850 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-08/04 M Novasad $0 


AJS270 Community Relations 

3 






Dianne Miller 

SLG090AA Speedy Sign Language I 

1 


14765 H113 TR 6:00- 7:40P 06/21-07/14 

L Zahnen $0 



Albert Celoza 

AJS101 Introduction To Criminal Justice [SB] 3 


19505 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/24 

R Wilson $0 


AJS123 Ethics And The Administration Of 

3 

Justice [HU] 




ASB102 Introduction to Cultural and Social 3 

Anthropology [G, SB] 


14818 A110 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 

D McCaig $0 

[FYC] = First-Year Composition [L] = Literacy and Critical Inquiry [MA] = Mathematics 

[CS] = Computer/Statistics/Quantitative Applications [HU] = Humanities and Fine Arts 

[SB] = Social and Behavioral Sciences [SQ/SG] = Natural Sciences 

[C] = Cultural Diversity in the United States [G] = Global Awareness [H] = Historical Awareness

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fee 

ASB214 Magic, Witchcraft and Healing: An 3 

Introduction to Comparative Religion 

[SB] 


18383 C201 MTWR 9:20-11:20A 06/30-07/28 

D McCaig $0 

ASB222 Buried Cities and Lost Tribes: Old 3 

World [G, H, HU, SB] 


18368 A111 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 06/30-07/28 

V Betz $0 

ASB223 Buried Cities and Lost Tribes: New 3 



14914 A110 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 

V Betz $0 

ART131 Photography I 

3 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Camera required. 


14839 ART215 TR 6:00-10:00P 05/24-07/14 

J Laffoon $50 

Class 14839 Additional lab time will be required for this class. 

ART142 Introduction to Digital Photography 3 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Digital camera required. 


18265 ART204 MTWR 12:00- 4:30P 06/27-07/28 A Williams $40 

ART143 Intermediate Digital Photography 

3 

Prerequisites: ART142 or permission of Instructor. Course Note: 

Semi-adjustable, high-resolution digital camera is required. 


18266 ART204 MTWR 12:00- 4:30P 06/27-07/28 A Williams $40 



Albert Celoza 

ASM104 Bones, Stones, and Human Evolution 4 

[SB, SG] 



18367 A111 MTWR 7:40- 9:10A 05/31-06/30 

V Betz $20 

Art (ART) 


All evening ART classes require 4 extra class sessions to be 

arranged (TBA). 

Dale Doubleday 

ART100 Introduction to Computer Graphic Art 1 



14605 ART201 MTWR 9:00- 5:00P 06/06-06/09 D Doubleday $15 

ART111 Drawing I 

3 



14720 ART101 MT 6:00-10:00P 05/23-07/12 

Staff $30 

ART122 Drawing and Composition II 

3 

Prerequisites: ART111. 


14721 ART101 MT 6:00-10:00P 05/23-07/12 

Staff $30 

ART161 Ceramics I 

3 



19789 ART111 MTWR 9:00- 1:45P 05/23-06/23 T Hernandez $40 

ART162 Ceramics II 

3 




ART261 Ceramics III 

3 




ART262 Ceramics IV 

3 




ART290AC Studio Art 

3 

Prerequisites: Permission of Instructor. Course Note: ART290AC may be 

repeated for credit. 



ART295AC Art Workshop/Seminar: Drawing 

3 

Prerequisites: Minimum of three (3) credits introductory and three (3) credits 

intermediate level courses in specific field or permission of Department or 

Division chair. 


14722 ART101 MT 6:00-10:00P 05/23-07/12 

Staff $25 

ART297AC Computer Graphic Design Internship 3 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. 

14968 OFFSITE TBA 05/23-07/14 D Doubleday $0 


M = Monday T = Tuesday W = Wednesday R = Thursday F = Friday S = Saturday U = Sunday 

Online BB = Online Blackboard OEE = Open Entry/Exit TBA = To Be Announced 

Del = Delivery P = in Person IN = Internet HY = Hybrid


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ARH100 Introduction to Art [HU] 

3 



14604 ART119 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/23-06/23 

Staff $10 

18263 ART119 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 06/27-07/28 

Staff $10 

14719 ART119 MW 6:00- 8:45P 05/23-07/13 

H Bierly $10 

ARH101 Prehistoric Through Gothic Art [H, HU] 3 



19746 ART119 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 R Navarro $10 

ARH102 Renaissance Through Contemporary 3 

Art [H, HU] 



18264 ART119 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 06/27-07/28 

Staff $10 

Biology (BIO) 


Notes: Students enrolling in a Biology class must enroll in both a 

lecture and a laboratory class. 

Students must attend the first week of class for both the lecture and 

the laboratory to ensure class position. Inquiries regarding a 

specific BIO class requires contact with the instructor. 

Mark Rosati 

BIO100 Biology Concepts [SQ] 

4 



Enrollment in both a Lecture Class & a Laboratory Class required. 

Students enrolling in an online Lecture Class also must enroll in an 

online Laboratory Class. 

Hybrid Classes incorporate online lectures with in-class labs. 

14606 C204 MTWR 8:30-10:30A 05/16-06/23 S Whitcomb $25 

18419 C204 MTWR 11:00- 3:00P 06/27-08/04 S Whitcomb $25 

14855 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/21 

P Pepe $25 


14882 DB201 TR 5:30- 8:20P 06/07-07/28 M Gallucci $25 

BIO100 Laboratory for Biology Concepts [SQ] 0 







18420 DB105 MW TBA 06/27-08/03 S Whitcomb $25 

14607 DB105 MW 11:00- 3:00P 05/16-06/22 S Whitcomb $25 

14856 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

P Pepe $25 


14883 DB123 MW 5:30- 8:20P 06/06-07/27 M Gallucci $25 

BIO145 Marine Biology [SG] 

4 




14608 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/21 

P Pepe $15 

Class 14608 students are required to log-in during first week of class & 

complete online orientation at 

http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/Biology/ppepe/BIO145%20Black%20Board/l 

essons/index.php 


BIO145 Laboratory for Marine Biology [SG] 0 




14609 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

P Pepe $25 






18429 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/21 

P Pepe $25 






BIO156 Introductory Biology for Allied Health 4 

[SQ] 







14610 DB224 MTWR 8:30-10:20A 05/16-06/23 

J Hayashi $10 

19938 DB225 MTWR 8:30-10:20A 05/16-06/23 

S Crane $10 

14612 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 J Neuenfeldt $10 











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fee 



fee 

BIO156 Laboratory for Introductory Biology for 0 

Allied Health [SQ] 







14611 DB102 MW 11:00- 2:50P 05/16-06/22 

J Hayashi $15 

19937 DB102 TR 11:00- 2:45P 05/16-06/23 

S Crane $15 




BIO160 Introduction to Human Anatomy and 4 

Physiology [SG] 







14796 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 A Chapman $10 




BIO160 Laboratory for Introduction to Human 0 

Anatomy and Physiology [SG] 













BIO181 General Biology (Majors) I [SQ] 

4 







14945 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-06/23 A Marti-Subirana $25 


BIO181 Laboratory for General Biology 

0 

(Majors) I [SQ] 







14858 DB108 MW 9:00- 1:00P 05/16-06/22 A Marti-Subirana $25 

14946 DB108 TR 9:00- 1:00P 05/17-06/23 A Marti-Subirana $25 

BIO182 General Biology (Majors) II [SG] 

4 

Prerequisites: A grade of C or better in BIO181. Course Note: Field trips may 

be required. 






18427 DB225 MTWR 8:00-10:00A 06/27-08/04 

H Wildey $25 


0 

(Majors) II [SG] 


be required. 






18428 DB106 MW 10:30- 2:15P 06/27-08/04 

H Wildey $25 

BIO201 Human Anatomy and Physiology I [SG] 4 

Prerequisites: (BIO156 or BIO181 with a grade of "C" or better) or (one year high 

school biology with a grade of "C" or better). (CHM130 or higher numbered CHM 

prefixed course) or (one year of high school chemistry) suggested but not 

required. 






14614 C205 MTWR 8:30-10:20A 05/16-06/23 

A Carlo $0 

18421 DB224 MTWR 8:30-10:20A 06/27-08/04 

J Hayashi $25 

14617 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

C Becton $25 


14893 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

J Arle $25 


19977 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-06/30 P Finkenstadt $25 

Class 19977 must enroll in Lab 19978. 

14723 DB201 MW 5:30- 8:05P 06/06-07/27 

J Hayashi $25 






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BIO201 Laboratory for Human Anatomy and 0 

Physiology I [SG] 




required. 






19978 DB109 MW 7:00-10:45A 05/23-06/29 P Finkenstadt $25 

Class 19978 must enroll in Lecture 19977. 

14615 DB109 MW 11:00- 2:45P 05/16-06/22 

A Carlo $25 

18422 DB109 MW 11:00- 2:45P 06/27-08/03 

J Hayashi $25 

14616 DB109 TR 11:00- 2:45P 05/17-06/23 

A Carlo $25 

18423 DB109 TR 11:00- 2:45P 06/28-08/04 

J Hayashi $25 

14618 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

C Becton $25 


14619 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

C Becton $25 


14894 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

J Arle $25 


14724 DB109 TR 5:30- 8:05P 06/07-07/28 

J Hayashi $25 

BIO202 Human Anatomy and Physiology II 4 

[SG] 

Prerequisites: A grade of "C" or better in BIO201. 






18424 DB201 MTWR 8:00- 9:50A 06/27-08/04 P Foureman $25 

14620 DB201 MTWR 9:00-10:50A 05/16-06/23 H Rheinfelder $25 

14621 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

J Arle $25 


19878 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

L Potter $25 

Class 19878 Students must sign into Class on first day. 


Physiology II [SG] 







18425 DB114 MW 10:00- 1:45P 06/27-08/03 P Foureman $25 

14622 DB114 MW 11:00- 2:45P 05/16-06/22 H Rheinfelder $25 

18426 DB114 TR 10:00- 1:45P 06/28-08/04 P Foureman $25 

14623 DB114 TR 11:00- 2:45P 05/17-06/23 H Rheinfelder $25 

14624 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

J Arle $25 


14625 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

J Arle $25 


19879 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

L Potter $0 


19880 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-08/10 

L Potter $0 


BIO205 Microbiology [SG] 

4 




required. 






18433 ONLINE BB TBA 06/06-07/27 

R Cotter $25 


14725 DB225 MW 5:30- 8:25P 06/06-07/27 

C Kioski $25 

BIO205 Laboratory for Microbiology [SG] 

0 




required. 






18434 DB123 MW 9:00-11:50A 06/06-07/27 

R Cotter $25 

14726 DB123 TR 5:30- 8:25P 06/07-07/28 

C Kioski $50 

Business & Personal Computers 

(BPC) 


Cindy Cloud 

BPC110 Computer Usage And Applications [CS] 3 



19964 B225 TR 6:00- 8:35P 06/06-07/28 S Sherman $15 

Class 19964 Lab hour TBA. 

14949 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-06/23 B Maynard $15 




18396 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/28 

L Bush $15 


18397 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/28 

L Bush $15 


19862 B306 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 S Sherman $15 

Class 19862 Lab hour TBA. 










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fee 



MOST CHEMISTRY LECTURE AND LAB COURSES ARE EITHER 6 

WEEK OR 8 WEEK COURSES. 

PAY CAREFUL ATTENTION TO THE START AND END DATES. 

8 WEEK DAY COURSE MEETS 06/06-07/28 

James White 

CHM130 Fundamental Chemistry [SQ] 

3 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in CHM090, or MAT090, or MAT091, or 

MAT092, or MAT093, or MAT102, or (MAT103AA and MAT103AB), or satisfactory 

score on math placement exam. 

PC Notes: Both CHM130 and CHM130LL must be taken for Natural Sciences 

designation. 

14626 C329 MTWR 7:00- 8:55A 05/16-06/23 

S Lee $0 

Class 14626 meets 6 weeks. 

14921 C324 MTWR 8:00-10:15A 05/23-06/23 Q Thacker $0 


18325 C324 MTWR 8:00-10:15A 06/27-08/28 Q Thacker $0 


14785 C324 MTWR 1:00- 2:20P 06/06-07/28 M Lajavardi $0 

Class 14785 meets for eight (8) weeks. 

20657 ONLINE BB TBA 06/06-07/28 

Staff $0 


CHM130LL Fundamental Chemistry Laboratory 1 

[SQ] 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: CHM130. 

PC Notes: Special Fee Payable at Time of Registration.. 

14627 C301 MW 9:05-12:00P 05/16-06/22 

S Lee $20 

Class 14627 both CHM130 and CHM130LL must be taken for Natural 

Sciences designation. 

14922 C324 MW 10:20-11:30A 05/23-06/23 Q Thacker $20 

C306 MW 11:35- 1:40P 



18326 C301 MW 10:20-11:30A 06/27-08/03 

Staff $20 

C306 MW 11:35- 1:40P 

14786 C324 MW 2:30- 3:30P 06/06-07/27 M Lajavardi $20 

C306 MW 3:30- 5:25P 

Class 14786 meets for eight (8) weeks. Class 14786 both CHM130 and 

CHM130LL must be taken for Natural Sciences designation. 

14628 C301 TR 9:05-12:00P 05/17-06/23 

S Lee $20 



18324 C324 TR 10:20-11:30A 05/24-06/23 Q Thacker $20 

C306 TR 11:15- 1:40P 



18327 C324 TR 10:20-11:30A 06/28-07/28 

Staff $20 

C306 TR 11:35- 1:40P 

14900 C324 TR 2:30- 3:30P 06/07-07/26 M Lajavardi $20 

C306 TR 3:30- 5:25P 



CHM150 General Chemistry I [SQ] 

4 

Prerequisites: (CHM130 and CHM130LL) or (1 year of high school chemistry 

with a grade of "C" or better taken within the last 5 years) and completion of 

intermediate algebra or equiv. Completion of all prerequisites within the last 2 

years is recommended. Course Note: Students may receive credit for only 

one of the following: CHM150 or CHM151. 


designation. 

18323 C329 MTWR 9:05-11:45A 05/16-06/23 

E Ong $0 

Class 18323 meets for 6 weeks. 

CHM151LL General Chemistry I Laboratory [SQ] 1 

Prerequisites: CHM130LL or permission of instructor. Prerequisites or 

Corequisites: CHM150 or CHM151. 

PC Notes: Special Fee Payable at Time of Registration . Both CHM151 and 


14630 C329 MW 1:00- 2:00P 05/16-06/22 

E Ong $25 

C309 MW 2:00- 4:00P 

14631 C329 TR 1:00- 2:00P 05/17-06/23 

E Ong $25 

C309 TR 2:00- 5:00P 

CHM152 General Chemistry II [SQ] 

3 

Prerequisites: CHM150 or CHM151 and CHM151LL. Completion of CHM150 or 

CHM151 and CHM151LL within the last two years recommended. 

PC Notes: Both CHM152 and CHM152LL must be taken for Nautral Science 

designation. 

18330 C329 MTWR 9:20-11:50A 06/27-07/28 

R Sobers $0 

CHM152LL General Chemistry II Laboratory [SQ] 1 

Prerequisites: CHM151LL or permission of Instructor. Prerequisites or 

Corequisites: CHM152. 


Both CHM152 and 152LL must be taken for Natural Science 

designation. 

18331 C329 MW 1:00- 2:10P 06/27-07/27 

R Sobers $30 

C309 MW 2:20- 4:30P 

18332 PC TBA TR 1:00- 2:10P 06/28-07/28 

R Sobers $30 

C309 TR 2:20- 4:30P 

CHM230 Fundamental Organic Chemistry [SQ] 3 

Prerequisites: (CHM130 and CHM130LL), or (CHM150 or CHM151 and 

CHM151LL). Completion of (CHM130 and CHM130LL) or (CHM150 or CHM151 

and CHM151LL) within the last two years recommended. Course Note: 

CHM230 course content is designed to meet the needs of students in such 

areas as agriculture, home economics, nursing, pre-physician assistant, and 

physical education among others. 

18439 C301 MTWR 8:00-10:00A 05/16-06/23 

C Lewis $0 

CHM230LL Fundamental Organic Chemistry 

1 

Laboratory [SQ] 

Prerequisites: CHM130LL, or CHM151LL, or equivalent. Prerequisites or 


18440 C320 MW 10:10-11:10A 05/16-06/22 

O Khdour $30 

C310 MW 11:10- 1:00P 






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CHM235 General Organic Chemistry I 

3 

Prerequisites: CHM152 and CHM152LL, or CHM154 and CHM154LL. Completion 

of (CHM152 and CHM152LL) or (CHM154 and CHM154LL) within the last two 

years recommended. 


designation. 

14632 PC TBA MW 8:00-11:40A 06/20-07/27 M Rajyaguru $0 


CHM235LL General Organic Chemistry I 

1 

Laboratory 



PC Notes: Special Fee Payable at Time of Registration. CHM235 must enroll 

in both a lecture and a laboratory class. 

14633 C320 TR 8:00- 9:00A 06/21-07/28 M Rajyaguru $30 

C310 TR 9:00-12:00P 


14640 H102 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 

W King $0 

18268 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-07/13 

Staff $0 


18269 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-07/13 

Staff $0 


14729 H102 MW 6:00- 8:35P 05/23-07/13 R Randon $0 

18267 DB221 TR 5:45- 8:15P 06/07-07/28 

K Bullock $0 

COM110 Interpersonal Communication [SB] 3 


14641 H112 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 L Galloway $0 

18270 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-07/13 

Staff $0 


14730 H105 TR 6:00- 8:35P 05/24-07/14 

P Tibbles $0 

COM225 Public Speaking [L] 

3 

Prerequisites: ENG101, or ENG107, or equivalent. 


14642 H102 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/23-06/23 

J Linde $5 

14731 H112 TR 6:00- 8:30P 05/24-07/14 

Staff $5 




Sylvia Phillips 

CFS101AH Art Activities For The Young Child 1 



19476 DB329 T 8:30-12:00P 06/07-06/28 A McKenzie $15 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

DB329 T 8:30-11:00A 

Class 19476 includes field trip to Arizona Science Museum on Tuesday, 

Jun 7, 2011. 

CFS101AP Science Activities For The Young Child 1 



19477 DB329 R 8:30- 4:00P 06/09-06/23 A McKenzie $15 

DB329 R 8:30- 4:00P 

Class 19477 includes filed trip to Arizona Science Museum on Thursday, 

Jun 9, 2011. 

CFS273 Math for the Young Child 

1 


19480 DB329 MW 8:30- 3:30P 06/20-06/27 C Chamberlin $0 

DB136 M 8:30-10:30A 



Dianne Miller 

COM100 Introduction to Human Communication 3 

[SB] 


14639 H102 MTWR 7:00- 9:00A 05/23-06/23 

W King $0 

Computer Information Systems 

(CIS) 


Cindy Cloud 






CIS105 Survey of Computer Information 

3 

Systems [CS] 



One hour/week regular lab with time to be arranged, required. 

18400 B302 MW 7:00- 9:00A 05/23-06/23 G Simpson $25 

B307 TR 7:00- 9:00A 

18409 B302 MW 7:00- 9:00A 06/27-07/28 G Simpson $25 

B323 TR 7:00- 9:00A 

14981 B302 MW 9:10-11:10A 06/27-07/28 G Simpson $25 

B323 TR 9:10-11:10A 

18398 B323 MW 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 G Simpson $25 

B302 TR 9:10-11:10A 

18399 B323 MW 11:30- 1:30P 05/23-06/23 G Simpson $25 

B302 TR 11:30- 1:30P 

18403 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-07/14 

D Stark $25 

Class 18403 is conducted entirely online using Blackboard. 

18404 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-07/14 

D Stark $25 


14982 B323 M 6:00- 8:35P 06/06-07/28 

S Edgar $25 

B302 W 6:00- 8:35P 

14728 B302 T 6:00- 8:35P 06/07-07/28 

S Edgar $25 

B323 R 6:00- 8:35P 










25 



fee 



fee 

CIS133DA Internet/Web Development Level I 

3 



18405 B307 MW 5:30- 8:50P 06/06-07/27 

N Rouse $25 

CRW200 Readings for Writers 

1 

Prerequisites: CRW150 or permission of Instructor. 

PC Notes: CRW200 students contact instructor first week of classes. 

14809 PC TBA TBA 05/31-07/21 

J Allen $0 

CIS162AD C#: Level I [CS] 

3 

Prerequisites: CIS105 or permission of Instructor. 


19965 B206 TR 5:30- 8:50P 06/06-07/28 

J Sparks $25 



Dianne Miller 




Nancy Navarrete 

CPD102AB Career Exploration 

2 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: CPD102AB may be repeated for a total of 

six (6) credit hours. 


14952 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-06/23 

M Rogers $20 

18387 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/28 

M Rogers $20 

Class 18387 is conducted entirely online. 

CPD150 Strategies For College Success 

3 



14868 A202 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 K Johnson $20 

18307 B126 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 J Dolson-Andrews $20 

18388 A202 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 06/27-07/28 K Johnson $20 

14869 A202 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/23-06/23 K Johnson $20 

18389 A202 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 06/27-07/28 K Johnson $20 

14870 H113 MW 5:30- 8:30P 05/23-07/07 J Dolson-Andrews $20 

CPD160 Introduction To Multiculturalism [C] 3 



14951 DB222 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 P McIntyre $5 

18308 DB222 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 06/27-07/28 P McIntyre $5 



Note: This schedule is subject to change. Students interested in the 

Creative Writing Certificate program or courses should contact Dr. 

Etchart at 602.285.7378. 

Sara Rassas 

CRW150 Introduction to Creative Writing 

3 


14733 B105 MW 6:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 

J Allen $0 

CRE101 College Critical Reading [L] 

3 

Prerequisites:(ENG101 or ENG107) and (appropriate reading placement score or 

grade of C or better in RDG091.) 


14646 H117 MTWR 7:00- 9:00A 05/23-06/23 

Staff $5 

14647 H117 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 

Staff $5 

18273 H117 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 06/27-07/28 

Staff $0 

15011 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-07/14 R Sandoval $5 


14732 H117 TR 6:00- 8:35P 05/24-07/14 

Staff $5 

Dental Assisting Education 

(DAE) 


For information regarding the Dental Assisting Program courses, 

please contact Rita Perry, 602.285.7326 or Ted Bland 602.285.7862. 

Deb Kappes 

DAE124 Dental Radiography 

2 

Prerequisites: Admission to the Dental Assisting or Dental Hygiene Programs or 

permission of Instructor. 


14908 R133 MTW 9:45-11:40A 05/31-06/29 

R Perry $35 

DAE131 Dental Radiography Laboratory 

2 

Prerequisites: (Admission to the Dental Assisting Program and DAE/DHE122) or 

permission of Instructor. Corequisites: DAE/DHE124 or permission of 

Instructor. 


14909 XRAY LAB MW 7:00- 9:30A 06/01-07/14 

Staff $200 

XRAY LAB T 12:00- 2:30P 

XRAY LAB R 10:45- 2:00P 

XRAY LAB MW 7:00-10:30A 

XRAY LAB TR 10:45- 2:15P 

14910 XRAY LAB MW 7:00- 9:30A 06/01-07/14 

Staff $200 

XRAY LAB T 12:00- 2:30P 

XRAY LAB R 10:45- 2:00P 

XRAY LAB MW 7:00-10:30A 

XRAY LAB T 10:45- 2:15P 






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14911 XRAY LAB MW 12:00- 2:30P 06/01-07/14 

Staff $200 

XRAY LAB T 7:00- 9:30A 

XRAY LAB R 7:00-10:30A 

XRAY LAB MW 10:45- 2:15P 

XRAY LAB TR 7:00-10:30A 



Dianne Miller 


Early Childhood Education 

(ECH) 


Dianne Miller 

ECH281 Movement/Music For The Young Child 1 


20656 DB329 M 8:30- 4:00P 06/13-06/16 

Staff $15 

DB329 T 9:00- 1:00P 

DB329 R 8:30-12:00P 

Class 20656 includes a field trip TBA. 



ECN211 and ECN212 are not sequential courses. ECN212 may be 

taken before, after, or in the same semester as ECN211. 

Albert Celoza 

ECN211 Macroeconomic Principles [SB] 

3 


14865 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-07/09 

S Thorpe $0 

Class 14865 conducted entirely online using Blackboard & free, online 

e-text and Instructor-prepared materials. 

For more information: mailto:steve.thorpe@pcmail.maricopa.edu 

14915 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-06/25 

S Thorpe $0 




18390 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/30 R Bromley $0 


EDU220 Introduction to Serving English 

3 

Language Learners (ELL) 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Approved school-based practicum is 

required. EDU220 incorporates the 45-clock hour curricular framework for 

provisional SEI endorsement through the Arizona Department of Education. 

18301 B123 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 

Staff $0 

EDU222 Introduction To The Exceptional 

3 

Learner [C, SB] 


18302 H202 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/23-06/23 

Staff $0 

EDU230 Cultural Diversity In Education [C] 3 


18274 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-06/23 

R Walker $0 


EDU250 Teaching And Learning In The 

3 

Community College 


14817 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

S Wells $0 


ECN212 Microeconomic Principles [SB] 

3 


14800 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-07/09 

S Thorpe $0 




18378 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/30 R Bromley $0 


18380 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-06/25 

S Thorpe $0 













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19939 N BLDG SU 9:00- 5:30P 06/04-06/12 D Sanchez $100 

Emergency Medical Technology 

(EMT) 


Rick Wilson 

English (ENG) 


Sara Rassas 

EMT104 Basic Emergency Medical Technology 8 

Prerequisites:At least 18 yrs prior to applying to BLS Trng Prg per ARS & have 

current valid-BLS Hlth Care Prov/Pro. Rescuer.9th grd lvl Rdg prof. on 

Nelson-Denney or Rdg plc score; prf of TB test or xray w/neg. rslts w/in 6 mos; 

Rubella/Rubeola immunity 

PC Notes: The following requirements must be acknowledged at the time of 

registration. 

Be at least 17 1/2 yrs of age. 

Provide a photo copy of reading competency of one of the 

following: 

¿ ASSET 36 or above 

¿ COMPASS 70 or above 

¿ NELSON DENNEY 9.0 or above 

¿ ACCUPLACER 62 or above 

¿ AIMS reading score of 708 or above 

¿ CRE 081 with a grade of C or above 

¿ Associate/Bachelor/Master degree from an accredited college 

Register for EMT101 (CPR) or provide a copy of your current CPR 

card 

at Healthcare Provider level or Professional Rescuer level. A copy 

of 

a valid CPR card must be provided on or before 1st day of EMT104 

class. CPR must be good through the duration of the EMT course. 

Physical exam and immunization forms (with copies attached) must 

be 

completed and turned in to the EMT/FSC Department on or before 

1st day 

of EMT104 class. The physical form AND TB test (with negative 

results) cannot be older than 6 months. Incomplete forms will not be 

accepted. You must bring all required paperwork to the EMT/FSC 

Department on or before the 1st day of EMT104 class. Missing or 

incomplete documents constitutes an automatic withdraw from the 

course 

with a 100% refund. The cost of Drug screens and fingerprint 

clearance cards cannot be refunded.. 

Special Fee Payable at Time of Registration. 

20655 N BLDG TR 8:30- 1:00P 05/17-08/11 

Staff $100 

EMT200 Refresher Course For Certified 

2 

Emergency Medical Technicians 

Prerequisites: Current validation in Basic Life Support (BLS) Health Care 

Provider/Professional Rescuer or permission of Instructor. 


Upon successful completion of course, Recertification in Basic LIfe 

Support (BLS) Health Care Provider/Professional Rescuer is 

awarded. 



ENG081 Basic Writing Skills 

3 

Prerequisites: Appropriate writing placement test score, or a grade of "C" or 

better in ENG071 or ESL077, or permission of Department or Division. 

14648 B107 MTWR 7:00- 9:00A 05/31-06/30 

J Allen $0 

14947 B101 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 

J Allen $0 

14944 B101 MW 6:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 

J Faul $0 

ENG091 Fundamentals of Writing 

3 

Prerequisites: Appropriate writing placement test score, or a grade of C or better 

in ENG081 or ESL087, or permission of Department or Division. 

14942 B106 MTWR 7:00- 9:00A 05/31-06/30 

L Dowd $0 

14826 B103 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 

L Dowd $0 

14649 B102 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 

P Duzik $0 

14943 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

R Ozz $0 


14825 B102 MW 6:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 M MacDonald IV $0 

ENG101 First-Year Composition [FYC] 

3 


better in ENG091 or ESL097. 


14650 B101 MTWR 7:00- 9:00A 05/31-06/30 

D Pineda $5 

14652 B102 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 D Lacayo-Salas $5 

14651 B105 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 G Portugal $5 

14948 B125 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 

J Faul $5 

14653 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 L Mallery-Webb $5 


14654 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

R Ozz $5 


14735 B125 MW 6:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 

E Berge $5 

14736 B101 TR 6:00- 8:30P 05/31-07/21 M Schumann $5 


3 

Prerequisites: Grade of C or better in ENG101. 


14655 B105 MTWR 7:00- 9:00A 05/31-06/30 

J Conrad $5 

14656 B125 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 

H John $5 

14794 DB330 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 

J Conrad $5 

14657 B101 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 

H John $5 

14827 B103 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 

D Pineda $5 

14658 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 L Gargiulo $5 


14659 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 L Gargiulo $5 


14660 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 L Mallery-Webb $5 


14875 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

J Kibler $5 


14737 B103 MW 6:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 

D McCloy $5 






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English as a Second Language 


Sara Rassas 

ESL001CA Basic English As A Second Language I: 3 

Part I 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Credit (P) or no credit (Z). Standard grading 

available according to procedures outlined in catalog. May be repeated for a 

total of six (6) credits. 

14923 B105 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 

K Thal $0 

ESL021 English As A Second Language 

3 

II-Listening And Speaking 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score or ESL010 or ESL011 or 

ESL012 or RDG010. Course Note: ESL021 may be repeated for a total of six 

(6) credit hours. 

14664 B108 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 

Staff $0 

English as a Second Language - 

Level III 


Sara Rassas 



Level I 


Sara Rassas 

ESL010 English As A Second Language I: 

3 

Grammar 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score. Course Note: ESL010 

may be repeated for a maximum of six (6) credits. Credit (P) or no credit (Z). 

Standard grading available according to procedures outlined in catalog. 

14661 B106 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 

Staff $0 

18441 B126 MW 6:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 

Staff $0 


3 

Listening And Speaking 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score or ESL002. Course Note: 

ESL011 may be repeated for a total of six (6) credit hours. 

14662 B106 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 

Staff $0 


Level II 


Sara Rassas 

ESL020 English As A Second Language II: 3 

Grammar 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score, or a grade of "P" or "C" or 

better in ESL010, or (ESL010AA, ESL010AB, and ESL010AC). Course Note: 

ESL020 may be repeated for a maximum of six (6) credits. Credit (P) or no 

credit (Z). Standard grading available according to procedures outlined in 

catalog. 

14663 B108 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 

Staff $0 

14738 B107 MW 6:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 

Staff $0 

ESL030 English As A Second Language III: 3 

Grammar 





catalog. 

14665 B107 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 J Kimbuende $0 

14739 B106 TR 6:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 

Staff $0 


3 

III-Listening And Speaking 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score or ESL020, or ESL021, or 

ESL022, or RDG020. Course Note: ESL031 may be repeated for a total of six 


14666 B107 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 J Kimbuende $0 


Pronunciation Improvement 


Sara Rassas 

ESL051 Pronunciation Improvement For ESL 3 

Speakers 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL course placement score, or a grade of C or 

better in (ESL020 or ESL021 or ESL022 or RDG020), or permission of instructor. 

14740 B108 MW 6:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 

M Lewis $0 

Exercise Science (EXS) 


Liz Parmelee 

EXS265 Theory Of Coaching 

3 


19864 A106 TR 10:00-12:15P 05/24-07/21 

M Gordon $0 










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Studies (FON) 



FON100 Introductory Nutrition 

3 


20668 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 A Villarreal $15 

FON142AB Applied Food Principles 

3 



19966 OSW102 MW 5:30- 9:45P 06/01-07/20 

F Bartz $50 

FON180 Principles And Skills For Professional 3 

Cooking 



19967 OSW102 MW 5:30- 9:45P 06/01-07/20 

F Bartz $50 

FON182 American Regional Cuisine 

3 


18482 OSW102 TR 5:30- 9:45P 05/31-07/21 

F Bartz $50 








Cindy Cloud 

GBS151 Introduction to Business 

3 



18401 B308 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 06/27-07/28 

A Battle $5 

14741 B306 TR 6:00- 8:35P 06/09-07/28 

N Rouse $5 

GBS205 Legal, Ethical, and Regulatory Issues 3 

in Business 



14837 B328 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 D Zaharopoulos $5 

14742 B306 MW 6:00- 8:35P 06/06-07/27 

D Norris $5 

GBS233 Business Communication [L] 

3 

Prerequisites: ENG101 or ENG107 with grade of "C" or better, or permission of 



14838 B327 TR 6:00- 8:35P 06/07-07/28 L Mavashev $5 



For information and advisement on each of the Health Care 

Occupation Programs (Medical Laboratory Sciences, Histology, 

Laboratory Assisting, Medical Assisting, and Phlebotomy), visit our 

department website at www.pc.maricopa.edu/he 

Liz Parmelee 

HCE109 Phlebotomy: Basic Skills 

1 

Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Laboratory Assisting or Medical Assisting or 

Patient Care Technician or Phlebotomy program, or permission of Program 

Director. Corequisites: HCC130 and HCC145AA, or permission of Program 

Director. 


14671 C111 TR 1:00- 5:00P 06/07-06/28 

Staff $30 

C110 

TBA 

Class 14671 is part of the day Medical Assisting Program. Visit Health 

Care Advisor for required application process. 

HCE110 Practicum: Fundamental Phlebotomy 0.50 

Skills 

Prerequisites: HCE109, submit to a drug screening and demonstrate negative 

results, and acceptance into the Laboratory Assisting or Medical Assisting or 


Director. 

18232 OFFSITE TBA 06/30-09/01 G Hiddessen $0 

Class 18232 is part of the Medical Assisting Program. Visit Health Care 

Advisor for required application process. 

HCE122 Practicum: Phlebotomy and Specimen 2.50 

Processing 

Prerequisites: HCE109 or permission of Program Director. Prerequisites or 

Corequisites: HCE111 or permission of Program Director. 

PC Notes: For Phlebotomy Program only, application required.. 


HCE167 Laboratory Testing In Patient Care 1 

Service Centers 

Prerequisites: HCE162 and acceptance into the Medical Assisting program, or 

permission of Program Director. Corequisites: HCC130 and (HCC145, or 

HCC145AA, HCC145AB, and HCC145AC), or permission of Program Director. 


14672 C111 TWR 1:00- 4:20P 05/24-06/02 R Helminski $50 

C110 TWR 1:00- 4:20P 

Class 14672 is part of the day Medical Assisting Program, see Health 

Care Advisor for registration information. 

HCE173 Microtomy 

3 

Prerequisites: HCE172. Corequisites: HCE174. 

PC Notes: Special fee Payable at Time of Registration. 

14743 Caris Lab S 9:00- 3:30P 06/04-07/30 

J Stillwell $100 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 14743 meets at Caris Laboratory, located at 4207 E. Cotton 

Center Blvd. Phoenix. 

Class 14743 part of Histologic Technology Program. Visit Health Care 

Advisor for enrollment information. 






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HCE174 Practicum: Microtomy 

3 

Prerequisites: HCE172. Corequisites: HCE173. 

14673 OFFSITE TBA 06/04-07/30 

F Fifield $0 

Class 14673 part of Histologic Technology Program. Visit Health Care 


HCE221 Administration Of Medication 

3 

Prerequisites: HCE167, HCE222, and acceptance into the Medical Assisting 

program, or permission of Program Director. Corequisites: HCC130 and 

(HCC145, or HCC145AA, HCC145AB, and HCC145AC), or permission of 

Program Director. 


14674 C212 TWR 8:15-11:55A 05/31-06/30 P Emanuelson $40 

C210 TWR 8:15-11:55A 

Class 14674 part of day Medical Assisting Program. Visit Health Care 


HCE241 Practicum: Clinical Urinalysis And 1 

Body Fluid Analysis 

Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Clinical Laboratory Sciences program or 

permission of Program Director. 

14675 OFFSITE TBA 05/28-06/10 

J Stiak $0 

Class 14675 part of Medical Laboratory Sciences Program. Visit Health 

Care Advisor for enrollment information. 

18315 OFFSITE TBA 05/28-06/10 

J Wolz $0 



HCE243 Practicum Clinical Hematology And 1 

Hemostasis 



14676 OFFSITE TBA 06/11-07/22 

J Stiak $0 



18316 OFFSITE TBA 06/11-07/22 

J Wolz $0 



HCE245 Practicum: Clinical 

1 

Immunohematology And Immunology 



18317 OFFSITE TBA 07/23-08/25 

J Stiak $0 

Class 18317 part of Medical Laboratory Science Program. Visit Health 


18318 OFFSITE TBA 07/23-08/25 

J Wolz $0 

Class 18318 part of Medical Laboratory Science Program. Visit Health 


HCE275 Clinical Medical Assisting Externship 2 

Prerequisites: HCC130, (HCC145/AA-AC), HCE102, HCE109, HCE110, 

HCE162, HCE167, HCE221, HCE222, HCE226, HCE227, BPC/HCE229, 

HCE251, HCE261, acceptance into Medical Assisting prgrm, negative results on 

drug screening & prmssn of Prg Dir. Coreq: HCE280/Prms Course Note: CPR 

card must remain current throughout the HCE275 externship/practicum. 

18239 OFFSITE TBA 06/28-09/01 M Bayless $5 

Class 18239 part of Medical Assisting Program. Visit Health Care 




Health Care Related classes are either in the Hybrid or Online 

format. Hybrid classes incorporate both online and classroom 

activities. Online courses are conducted entirely online using 

Blackboard. Students require access to a reliable computer and the 

internet for both Hybrid and Online courses. For more information 

contact the class instructor at 602.285.7121. 

Matilda Chavez 

HCR220 Introduction to Nursing and Health 3 

Care Systems 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in ENG102 or ENG108. 

14961 ONLINE BB TBA 05/14-06/30 M Chavez $0 




HCR240 Human Pathophysiology 

4 

Prerequisites: BIO202 or BIO205 or equivalent. 

14677 ONLINE BB TBA 05/28-08/24 S Bednarek $0 

Class 14677 required orientation on Thursday, May 26, 2011, 

9:00A-11:00A in C120. 

Class 14677 conducted entirely online using Evolve. 


C120 M 9:00-11:30A 

Class 14978 required orientation on Monday, May 16, 2011, 

9:00A-11:00A in C120. 

Class 14978 conducted entirely online using using Evolve. 

HCE274 Administrative Medical Assisting 

1 

Externship 

Prerequisites: HCC130, (HCC145 or HCC145AA, 145AB and 145AC), HCE226, 

HCE227, BPC/HCE229, submit to drug screening and demonstrate negative 

results, acceptance into the Medical Assisting or Medical Front Office program 

and permission of Program Director. Course Note: CPR card must remain 

current throughout the HCE274 externship/practicum. 

18238 OFFSITE TBA 06/28-09/01 M Bayless $5 

Class 18238 part of Medical Assisting program. Visit Health Care 











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Students wishing to enroll in any Health Care Program should see a 

Health Care Advisor in the Advisement Center prior to enrolling in 

any HCC (Health Core Curriculum) course. The HCC classes are 

prerequisites to the following programs: Medical Assisting, Dental 

Assisting, EKG/ Telemetry, Health Information Management, 

Medical Billing, Medical Coding, Phlebotomy, and Therapeutic 

Massage. 

HCC classes in the Hybrid or Online format requires access to a 

reliable computer and the Internet. An MEID is required to access 

Blackboard. 

Liz Parmelee 

HCC130 Fundamentals In Health Care Delivery 3 


18229 DB331 MW 7:30-10:15A 06/01-07/27 

L Jensen $0 

14667 DB221 T 1:00- 3:30P 05/31-06/28 

Staff $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 14667 hybrid incorporates both online & classroom activities. 

14668 ONLINE BB TBA 05/29-07/28 

S Geddis $0 


14973 ONLINE BB TBA 05/29-07/02 R Helminski $0 


HCC145 Medical Terminology for Health Care 3 

Workers 


18230 DB331 TR 7:30-10:00A 06/02-07/28 

L Jensen $0 

14892 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-07/28 S Ketcham $0 


HCC145AA Medical Terminology For Health Care 1 

Workers I 


14669 DB221 T 9:00-11:30A 05/31-06/28 

Staff $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


14670 ONLINE BB TBA 05/29-07/28 

V Parker $0 


18231 ONLINE BB TBA 05/29-07/02 

J Stiak $0 


Health Information 

Management (HIM) 


Liz Parmelee 

HIM101 Introduction To Health Information 1 

Management 

Prerequisites: HCC130 or permission of Program Director. 

14820 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

T Domino $0 


HIM105 Computers in Healthcare and Health 2 

Record Systems 


14821 B123 T 5:00- 8:30P 05/31-07/19 

T Domino $25 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


HIM180 Introduction To Medical Billing And 2 

Reimbursement 


14745 B123 W 5:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 C Van Der Veen $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 




Liz Parmelee 

HES100 Healthful Living [SB] 

3 



14877 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

S Geddis $15 


History (HIS) 


Albert Celoza 


HCC164 Pharmacology For Allied Health 0.50 

Prerequisites: HCC130 or (HCC130AA, HCC130AB, HCC130AC, HCC130AD, 

HCC130AE, and HCC130AF), or equivalent. 

14864 ONLINE BB TBA 06/06-07/07 

T Domino $0 


HIS103 United States History to 1865 [H, HU, 3 

SB] 


14744 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-06/30 R Bergman $0 






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HIS104 United States History 1865 to Present 3 

[H, SB] 




HIS273 US Experience in Vietnam 1945 - 1975 3 

[G, H, SB] 







Interpreter Preparation 

Program (IPP) 


Dianne Miller 

IPP250AB Special Topics: Interpreter Preparation 2 

Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Interpreter Preparation Program or permission 

of Program Director. Course Note: IPP250AB may be repeated for credit. 

18271 ONLINE BB TBA 06/06-06/23 

Staff $0 

Class 18271 students must have access to Internet & ability to record & 

post video. 


18272 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/14 

Staff $0 

Class 18272 students must have access to Internet & ability to record & 

post video. 



INT271AA Interior Design Internship 

1 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Course Note: May be 

repeated for a total of four (4) credits with department permission. 

14679 OFFSITE TBA 05/31-07/21 

K Roberts $0 

Class 14679 Students must see Department Chair/Program Director prior 

to enrolling in any Internship course(s). 

INT271AB Interior Design Internship 

2 



14680 OFFSITE TBA 05/31-07/21 

K Roberts $0 



INT271AC Interior Design Internship 

3 


14681 OFFSITE TBA 05/31-07/21 

K Roberts $0 



INT271BA Kitchen And Bath Internship 

1 

Prerequisites: Permission of Program Director. Course Note: INT271BA may 

be repeated for a total of four (4) credits with department permission. 

14847 OFFSITE TBA 05/31-07/21 

K Roberts $0 



INT271BB Kitchen And Bath Internship 

2 

Prerequisites: Permission of Program Director. Course Note: INT271BB may 


14848 OFFSITE TBA 05/31-07/21 

K Roberts $0 





Cindy Cloud 

MKT271 Principles of Marketing 

3 



18408 B328 MTWR 11:30- 1:30P 05/23-07/28 D Zaharopoulos $5 



Joe Sueyoshi 

MAT082 Basic Arithmetic 

3 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Students may receive credit for only one of 

the following: MAT081, MAT082, or MAT083. 


Scientific calculator required. 

14682 A200 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 

V Herrera $5 

14928 B202 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 K Ambrosich $5 

14683 A200 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 

V Herrera $5 

14929 B202 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 K Ambrosich $5 

14788 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

J Sousa $5 


14930 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

J Sousa $5 


14748 B210 MW 6:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 

P Fedock $5 

14749 B210 TR 6:00- 8:30P 05/31-07/21 

H Lako $5 










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MAT091 Introductory Algebra 

4 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in MAT082, or MAT102, or equivalent, or 

satisfactory score on District Placement exam. Course Note: May receive 

credit for only one of the following: MAT090, MAT091, MAT092, or MAT093. 



14684 A104 MTWR 8:20-11:10A 05/31-06/30 

P Fedock $5 

14931 B208 MTWR 8:20-11:10A 05/31-06/30 T Enakieva $5 

14840 B230 MTWR 11:20- 2:10P 05/31-06/30 M McClymonds $5 

14932 B208 MTWR 11:20- 2:10P 05/31-06/30 

C Gaye $5 

14685 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

J Sousa $5 


14933 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

J Sousa $5 


14750 A214 MW 5:30- 8:50P 06/01-07/20 

T Bernero $5 

14751 B208 TR 5:30- 8:50P 05/31-07/21 

G Curran $5 

MAT102 Mathematical Concepts/Applications 3 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in MAT082, or equivalent, or satisfactory 

score on District placement exam. 



14842 A102 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 

P Kaczur $5 

14934 A102 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 

A Khare $5 

14935 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 M Herrera-Bill $5 




14752 B204 TR 6:00- 8:30P 05/31-07/21 M Lajavardi $5 

MAT120 Intermediate Algebra 

5 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in MAT090, MAT091, MAT092, MAT093, or 

equivalent, or a satisfactory score on the District placement exam. Course 

Note: May receive credit for only one of the following: MAT120, MAT121, or 

MAT122. 

PC Notes: 


Graphing calculator required. The TI-84+ is strongly recommended. 

14841 A101 MTWR 9:15-11:20A 05/31-07/21 

K Ahuja $5 

14686 A101 MTWR 11:30- 1:35P 05/31-07/21 

H Lako $5 

14936 A104 MTWR 11:30- 1:35P 05/31-07/21 

L Konda $5 


4 




MAT122. 

PC Notes: 



14804 ONLINE BB MTWR TBA 05/31-07/21 

V Cornell $5 


14938 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 D Logvinenko $5 


14937 B201 MW 5:30- 8:50P 06/01-07/20 

M Bajpai $5 

14843 B201 TR 5:30- 8:50P 05/31-07/21 

J Hall $5 

MAT142 College Mathematics [MA] 

3 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in MAT120, or MAT121, or MAT122, or 

equivalent, or satisfactory score on District placement exam. Course Note: 

Appropriate for the student whose major does not require college algebra or 

precalculus. 



14687 B210 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 D Logvinenko $5 

14844 B210 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 D Logvinenko $5 

14939 OSW106 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/31-06/30 

D Hirsch $5 

14940 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

V Herrera $5 


14753 B204 MW 6:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 

L Konda $5 

MAT151 College Algebra/Functions [MA] 

4 



May receive credit for only one of the following: MAT150, MAT151, MAT152, or 

MAT187. 

PC Notes: 



14688 B201 MTWR 8:20-11:10A 05/31-06/30 

P Miller $5 

14845 B201 MTWR 11:20- 2:10P 05/31-06/30 

P Miller $5 

14846 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

V Cornell $5 


14754 OSW106 MW 5:30- 8:50P 06/01-07/20 

T Bryan $5 

MAT156 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I 3 


MAT150, or MAT151, or MAT152, or equivalent, or satisfactory score on District 

placement exam. 



14689 A214 MTWR 7:00- 9:00A 05/31-06/30 D Ermoian $5 

MAT157 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers 3 

II 

Prerequisites: MAT156 or equivalent. 



14690 A214 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 D Ermoian $5 

MAT182 Plane Trigonometry [MA] 

3 


equivalent, or concurrent registration in MAT150, or MAT151, MAT152, or 

satisfactory score on District placement exam. 



14691 B230 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 M McClymonds $5 

14755 B208 MW 6:00- 8:30P 06/01-07/20 

K Ahuja $5 

MAT187 Precalculus [MA] 

5 

Prerequisites: Grade of "B" or better in MAT120, or MAT121, or MAT122, or 

equivalent, or satisfactory score on a placement test. Course Note: Strongly 

recommended that students have some knowledge of trigonometry. 



14941 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

V Cornell $5 







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MAT213 Brief Calculus [MA] 

4 


MAT187, or appropriate Math placement test score. Course Note: Students 

may receive credit for only one of the following: MAT212 or MAT213. 



14692 B204 MTWR 11:20- 2:10P 05/31-06/30 J Santellan $5 

14756 OSW106 TR 5:30- 8:50P 05/31-07/21 

T Bryan $5 

MAT218 Mathematical Analysis for Business 4 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in MAT212 or MAT213. 



14863 B202 MW 5:30- 8:50P 06/01-07/20 

D Stanley $5 

MAT220 Calculus with Analytic Geometry I [MA] 5 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C"or better in [MAT182 and (MAT150, MAT151 or 

MAT152)], or MAT187, or appropriate Math placement test score. Course Note: 

MAT220 students may receive credit for only one of the following: MAT220 or 

MAT221. 

PC Notes: 


Graphing calculator required. The TI-83+ or TI-89 is strongly 

recommended. 

14693 OSW106 MTWR 9:15-11:20A 05/31-07/21 

T Bryan $5 

Music: Commercial/Business 

(MUC) 



MUC195 Studio Music Recording I 

3 



14831 M126 MTWR 10:00- 1:20P 05/23-06/23 

J Weddle $55 

MUC196 Studio Music Recording II 

3 

Prerequisites: MUC195 or MUC195AA. 


18355 M126 MTWR 10:00- 1:20P 06/27-07/28 

J Weddle $55 

MUC297AA Music Internship 

1 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Course Note: MUC297AA 

may be repeated for a total of twelve (12) credit hours. 


14803 OFFSITE TBA 05/23-07/28 K Schindler $3 



MUC297AB Music Internship 

2 

Prerequisites: MUC110. 


14802 OFFSITE TBA 05/23-07/28 K Schindler $3 



Music: History/Literature 

(MHL) 



MHL143 Music in World Cultures [G, HU] 

3 



14830 M138 MTWR 11:30- 1:30P 05/23-06/23 

M Yoes $3 

MHL145 American Jazz and Popular Music [C, 3 

HU] 



14694 M138 MTWR 9:00-11:00A 05/23-06/23 

B Ruth $3 

18341 M102 MTWR 11:30- 1:30P 06/27-07/28 

B Ruth $3 

MHL153 Rock Music and Culture [H, HU] 

3 



18342 M138 MTWR 9:00-11:00A 06/27-07/28 

W Dobra $3 

14695 M102 MTWR 11:30- 1:30P 05/23-06/23 

B Ruth $3 




MUP130 Beginning Group Piano 

2 



14872 M125 MTWR 9:00-11:00A 05/23-06/23 

J Tuttle $5 

18350 M125 MTW 6:00- 8:40P 05/23-06/23 B Bingener $5 

MUP131 Class Piano I 

2 



14832 M125 MTWR 9:00-11:00A 05/23-06/23 

J Tuttle $5 


MUP132 Class Piano II 

2 

Prerequisites: MUP131 or permission of instructor. 


14833 M125 MTWR 9:00-11:00A 05/23-06/23 

J Tuttle $5 


MUP133 Class Voice I 

2 



14904 M103 MTWR 1:00- 3:40P 05/23-06/23 

K Miller $3 










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MUP134 Class Voice II 

2 



14905 M103 MTWR 1:00- 3:40P 05/23-06/23 

K Miller $3 

MUP225 Class Guitar I 

2 



18349 M103 MTWR 9:00-11:00A 05/23-06/23 P Caceres $3 

MUP226 Class Guitar II 

2 




MUP227 Class Guitar III 

2 




MUP228 Class Guitar IV 

2 

Prerequisites: MUP227 or permission of Instructor. Course Note: MUP228 may 

be repeated for credit. 



MUP231 Class Piano III 

2 



14834 M125 MTWR 9:00-11:00A 05/23-06/23 

J Tuttle $5 


MUP232 Class Piano IV 

2 



14835 M125 MTWR 9:00-11:00A 05/23-06/23 

J Tuttle $5 


MUP233 Class Voice III 

2 

Prerequisites: MUP134. 


14906 M103 MTWR 1:00- 3:40P 05/23-06/23 

K Miller $3 

Music: Theory/Composition 

(MTC) 



MTC101 Introduction to Music Theory 

3 



18343 H105 MTWR 9:00-11:00A 06/27-07/28 

J Tuttle $3 

MTC155 Music Theory II 

3 

Prerequisites: MTC105. Corequisites: MTC156. 


14828 M102 MTWR 9:00-11:00A 05/23-06/23 K Schindler $3 

MTC156 Aural Perception II 

1 

Corequisites: MTC155. 


14829 M103 MTWR 11:15-12:35P 05/23-06/23 

K Miller $3 

MTC191 Electronic Music I 

3 



14902 M126 MW 6:00- 9:20P 05/23-07/13 

B Messer $55 

Class 14902 Headphones are required. 


MUP234 Class Voice IV 

2 




14907 M103 MTWR 1:00- 3:40P 05/23-06/23 

K Miller $3 





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Nursing (NUR) 





Rick Wilson 

Only students accepted into the Nursing program may enroll in 

nursing courses by a Health Care Advisor or with a faculty 

signature. Nursing classes may be scheduled for day, afternoon, or 

evening times. Hybrid format is used for most Nursing courses. 

Hybrid classes incorporate both online and classroom activities. 

Students require access to a reliable computer and the internet. 

Several electives are listed under Health Care Related (HCR). 

Enrollment in LAS100 and LAS101 is open to all students. 

Enrollment in Paralegal Studies course LAS109 and higher is 

restricted to students formally admitted to the Paralegal Studies 

Program. To be admitted to the program, students must first meet 

with the Legal Studies Advisor. 

For more information call the Advisement Center at 602-285-7110 

and ask for the Legal Studies Advisor. 


NUR158 Nurse Assisting 

6 

Prerequisites: Complete Hlth&Safety Doc Form (proof of 

immunity/immunizatns: Rubella, Rubeola, Mumps, Varicella, Hepatitis B, Td, TB 

testing, HealthCare Provider CPR card&current Fingerprint Clearance 

Card)&complete Health Care Provider Sig form. 


19979 COMMU 1003TR 8:00- 4:00P 05/23-08/04 

Staff $50 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

PC TBA TR TBA 

Class 19979 mandatory orientation Tuesday, May 17, 2011, 9A-12P at 

Communiversity @ 15950 West Civic Center Plaza, Surprise, AZ. 

Class 19979 CPR, fingerprint card & HESI-AS w/75% in reading & math 

all required. 

Class 19979 hybrid incorporates both in-class & online activities. Online 

activities requrie Evolve/REach platform. Purchase required text & 

online component through PC Bookstore. 

Class 19979 last date to enroll is Thursday, Apr 7, 2011. 

NUR191 Practical Nursing Transition 

3 

Prerequisites: NUR171 or permission of Nursing Department Chair. 

18240 C206 T 8:00- 1:00P 05/24-06/28 

P Novak $0 

HYBRID 

TBA 


Nursing: Continuing Education 

(NCE) 



LAS100 The Paralegal Profession 

3 


PC Notes: Last day to enroll is Monday, May 9, 2011. 

Assignment due 1st class; check Blackboard 1 week before 1st 

class. Visit http://bit.ly/pclasinfo for details. 

14884 PCDT103 M 6:00- 9:20P 05/16-08/08 K Scheehle $0 

Class 14884 meets at downtown campus; 640 North First Ave. 

LAS101 Introduction to Law 

3 





14746 PCDT102 M 6:00- 9:20P 05/16-08/08 

J Colon $0 


14954 PCDT207 S 8:30-12:00P 05/14-08/06 T McDonald $0 


LAS109 Civil Procedures I 

3 

Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Paralegal Studies program. Prerequisites or 

Corequisites: LAS101 and (BPC110 or permission of Department Chair or 

program Director). 


Last day to enroll is Monday, May 9, 2011. 



14885 PCDT102 W 6:00- 9:20P 05/18-08/03 

A Davis $10 


14955 PCDT103 S 8:30-12:00P 05/14-08/06 

C Zamora $10 


NCE214MM Math/Methods Of Drug Calculation 1 


19970 ONLINE BB TBA 05/21-08/13 

I Fawcett $0 

Class 19970 last date to enroll is Thursday, June 2, 2011. 

Class 19970 mandatory orientation Thursday, May 19, 2011; 9A-11A in 

C120. 

Class 19970 conducted entirely online using Evolve/Reach platform. 

Purchase required text with online component through PC Bookstore. 

LAS110 Civil Procedures II 

3 

Prerequisites: LAS109 and (BPC110, or permission of Department Chair, or 

Program Director). 





18309 PCDT101 R 6:00- 9:20P 05/19-08/04 

B Jemsek $3 


14956 PCDT102 S 8:30-12:00P 05/14-08/06 R Daninger $3 











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LAS115 Criminal Trial Procedure 

3 

Prerequisites: LAS101 or permission of Department Chair, or Program Director. 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: BPC110 or permission of Department Chair or 





14925 PCDT103 R 6:00- 9:20P 05/19-08/04 

A Kuffner $0 


LAS131 Legal Writing 

3 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: LAS109 and (BPC110 or Permission of 

Department Chair or Program Director). 




14891 PCDT102 M 8:00-11:20A 05/16-08/08 P Kushibab $0 


14886 PCDT102 T 6:00- 9:20P 05/17-08/02 

L Metcalf $0 


14965 PCDT204 S 8:30-12:00P 05/14-08/06 

Staff $0 


LAS203 Ethics And Professional Practice 

3 

Prerequisites: LAS131 and (BPC110 or permission of Department Chair or 





14919 PCDT102 R 10:40-12:10P 05/19-08/04 

S Hauert $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


Class 14919 meets as scheduled in classroom on Thursdays & has 

Internet-based component (Blackboard) which students must participate 

in on a weekly basis to satisfy course requirements. 

14924 PCDT103 T 6:00- 9:20P 05/17-08/02 

S Aytch $0 


LAS204 Contract Law 

3 






19665 PCDT103 W 8:00-11:20A 05/18-08/03 T McDonald $0 


14957 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-07/28 M Bobrow $0 

Class 14957 is Internet-based using Blackboard. Students must 

participate on a weekly basis during entire course to satisfy 

requirements. 


Class 14966 is Internet-based using Blackboard. Students must 

participate on a weekly basis during entire course to satisfy 

requirements. 

LAS208 Probate 

3 






19666 PCDT102 W 8:00-11:20A 05/18-08/03 B Rosenberg $0 


LAS212 Tort Law 

3 






14801 PCDT102 R 9:00-10:30A 05/19-08/04 

S Hauert $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 





19664 PCDT102 R 6:00- 7:30P 05/19-08/04 

S Hauert $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 





LAS213 Employment Law 

3 

Prerequisites: (BPC110 and LAS109) or permission of Department Chair or 





14807 PCDT103 W 6:00- 9:20P 05/18-08/03 

R Galvan $0 


LAS218 Administrative Law 

3 






18310 PCDT102 T 8:00-11:20A 05/17-08/02 P Kushibab $0 


LAS220 Paralegal Internship Seminar 

1 

Prerequisites: LAS203, LAS211 and (LAS204 or LAS212), and (BPC110, or 

permission of Department Chair or Program Director). Corequisites: LAS221AA, 

or LAS221AB, or LAS221AC. Course Note: May be repeated for a total of two 





18311 PCDT204 T 6:00- 7:40P 05/17-07/05 

E Binder $0 







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LAS221AB Paralegal Internship 

2 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department Chairperson or Program Director. 

Course Note: May be repeated for a total of four (4) credit hours. 




18312 OFFSITE TBA 05/17-08/02 

E Binder $0 

LAS229 Litigation Technologies 

3 

Prerequisites: LAS110 and (BPC110 or equivalent or permission of Department 

Chair or Program Director.) 





14747 PCDT125 M 6:00- 9:20P 05/16-08/08 

R Wood $20 


14887 PCDT125 W 6:00- 9:20P 05/18-08/03 

S Stuart $20 


14953 PCDT125 S 8:30-12:00P 05/14-08/06 

R Cantrell $20 




Albert Celoza 

PHI101 Introduction to Philosophy [HU] 

3 


14814 A105 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/31-06/30 T Timmerman $0 

PHI103 Introduction to Logic [HU, L] 

3 


14815 A105 MW 11:20-12:35P 06/01-06/30 

C Carley $0 

HYBRID BB TR TBA 

Class 14815 hybrid incorporates online & classroom activities. 

PHI218 Philosophy of Sexuality [HU] 

3 


14787 DB221 MW 6:00- 8:35P 06/01-07/20 

C Mun $0 

18391 DB330 TR 6:00- 8:35P 06/28-07/28 

C Carley $0 



Fitness and Wellness Programs: The Health Professions, Fitness, 

and Wellness Department serves a diverse population, including the 

traditional college student, young adults, working professionals, and 

senior and retired individuals. We maintain a service first learning 

environment and support our students by providing the opportunity, 

resources, and assistance necessary to achieve a higher level of 

personal wellbeing through a wide variety of physical activity, 

wellness, and educational experiences. We invite you to join our 

community. 

All PED classes to access the Fitness Center and Aerobics 

schedule begins August 20. All students enrolling in the following 

classes must attend an orientation: PED115, PED116, PED117, 

PED101FL, PED101GF, and PED101WT. A Special/User Fee is 

assessed for each PED class which is used to purchase supplies 

and equipment for the classes. Student may attend class anytime 

our facility is open. 

The orientation will be held in the Multi Purpose Room - G163, 

South Gym, on the following dates and times: 

Saturday, August 20 at 8am, 10am, 12pm, 2pm Monday - Thursday, 

August 22-25 at 10am, 12pm, 4pm, 6pm Friday, August 26 at 10am, 

12pm. 

Liz Parmelee 

PED101FL Fitness For Life 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101FL may be repeated for credit. 


14790 FIT CTR TBA 05/31-06/30 

D Geddis $10 

Class 14790 last date to enroll is Thursday, June 16, 2011. 

PED101PC Physical Conditioning 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101PC may be repeated for credit. 


14873 G137 TBA 05/31-07/28 

R Allen $10 

Class 14873 For competitive football. 

14874 G137 TBA 05/31-07/28 

R Allen $10 


18362 G137 TBA 06/13-07/28 C Pfeninger $10 

Class 18362 is for competitive volleyball. 

18363 G137 TBA 06/27-07/28 

I Gordon $10 

Class 18363 is for competitive women's soccer. 


PED115 Lifetime Fitness 

2 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED115 may be repeated for credit. 


14697 FIT CTR TBA 05/31-08/04 

Staff $20 

FIT CTR 

TBA 

FIT CTR 

TBA 

FIT CTR 

TBA 

Class 14697 last date to enroll is Thursday, July 7, 2011. 










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14759 FIT CTR TBA 05/31-08/04 

M Welter $20 


Class 14759 Credit / No-Credit Class. 

PED116 Aerobics For Wellness 

2 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED116 may be repeated for a total of 

eight (8) credits. 


14698 SGYM TBA 05/31-08/04 E Parmelee $20 


PED117 Weight Training For Wellness 

2 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED117 may be repeated for a maximum 

of eight (8) credits. 


14699 FIT CTR TBA 05/31-08/04 

M Welter $20 


Physics (PHY) 


James White 

PHY112 General Physics II [SQ] 

4 

Prerequisites: PHY105 or PHY111. 

PC Notes: PHY112 requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory class. 

14861 C201 MTWR 10:00-12:00P 05/16-06/23 

D Speed $0 

PHY112 Laboratory for General Physics II [SQ] 0 

Prerequisites: PHY105 or PHY111. 


14862 C301 MW 12:10- 2:50P 05/16-06/22 

D Speed $20 

Class 14862 Special Fee Payable at Time of Registration. 

18438 C301 TR 12:10- 2:50P 05/17-06/23 

D Speed $20 




Albert Celoza 

POS221 Arizona Constitution 

1 


18373 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-06/10 

I Genna $0 


POS222 U.S. Constitution 

2 


18369 ONLINE BB TBA 06/13-06/30 

Staff $0 




Marian Gibney 

PSY101 Introduction to Psychology [SB] 

3 



14700 DB328 MTWR 7:00- 9:00A 05/23-06/23 D Webster $5 

14701 DB328 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 D Webster $5 

18462 DB328 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 06/27-07/28 W Feuquay $5 

18463 DB328 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 06/27-07/07 

A Smith $5 

14702 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-06/23 B Schoenwald-Obe $5 



14762 DB222 MW 6:00- 8:35P 06/01-07/20 E Holloway III $5 

14763 DB222 TR 6:00- 8:35P 05/31-07/21 

Staff $5 

PSY230 Introduction to Statistics [CS] 

3 

Prerequisites: PSY101 with a grade of C or better and MAT092 or equivalent, or 



14764 DB328 MW 6:00- 8:35P 06/01-07/20 

J Binder $5 

PSY240 Developmental Psychology [SB] 

3 

Prerequisites: PSY101 with a grade of "C" or better, or permission of Instructor. 


14703 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-06/23 

M Gibney $5 


Reading (RDG) 


Dianne Miller 

RDG008 Phonics 

3 

Prerequisites: Reading placement score (CELSA). 


14890 H118 MW 9:10-11:45A 05/23-07/14 

Staff $5 

14950 H112 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/23-06/23 

Staff $5 

14860 H118 TR 9:10-11:45A 05/24-07/14 

Staff $5 

RDG010 Reading English As A Second 

3 

Language I 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score. 


18293 A111 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 

Staff $5 


3 

Language II 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score, or grade C or better in 

RDG010, or permission of Instructor. 


18291 H112 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 06/27-07/28 

Staff $5 






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great way to blend online 

and classroom instruction. 


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18292 H112 MW 6:00- 8:35P 05/23-07/14 

Staff $5 



3 

Language III 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score, or grade of C or better in 



18295 H105 MW 6:00- 8:35P 05/23-07/14 

Staff $5 

RDG071 Basic Reading 

3 

Prerequisites:Appropriate reading placement test score, or grade of C or better 

in RDG040. Course Note: RDG071 is recommended for all students with 

limited reading experiences. 


18296 DB137 MW 9:10-11:45A 05/23-07/14 

Staff $5 

18294 H119 MTWR 8:00-10:00A 05/23-06/23 

Staff $5 

18287 H117 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 06/27-07/28 

Staff $5 

RDG081 Reading Improvement 

3 


in RDG071. 


14859 H202 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 

Staff $5 

18288 H116 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 06/27-07/28 

Staff $5 

15004 H119 MTWR 10:10-12:10P 05/31-06/30 

Staff $5 

Permission of Department Required 

ACE 

14704 H117 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/23-06/23 

Staff $5 

RDG091 College Preparatory Reading 

3 


in RDG081. 


14705 H116 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 05/23-06/23 

Staff $5 

18289 H202 MTWR 9:10-11:10A 06/27-07/28 

Staff $5 

14706 H116 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 05/23-06/23 

Staff $5 

18290 H202 MTWR 11:20- 1:20P 06/27-07/28 

Staff $5 

18297 H119 MTWR 12:20- 2:20P 05/31-06/30 

Staff $5 

Class 18297 ACE 

14880 H117 MW 6:00- 8:35P 05/23-07/14 

Staff $5 



Liz Parmelee 

REC120 Leisure And The Quality Of Life [SB] 3 


14851 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-06/30 

D Geddis $0 




Albert Celoza 

REL243 World Religions [G, HU] 

3 


14816 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-06/30 

B Lewis $0 


14959 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

C Carley $0 









Cindy Cloud 

SBU200 Society and Business [G, SB] 

3 



18402 B308 MTWR 11:30- 1:30P 06/27-07/28 

A Battle $5 



Information may be obtained from the Behavioral Sciences 

Department, or by calling 602.285.7893. 

Marian Gibney 

SOC101 Introduction to Sociology [SB] 

3 


14901 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

S Leal $0 


18478 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/28 

C Viera $0 


18479 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-06/23 

C Viera $0 


SOC140 Racial and Ethnic Minorities [C, SB] 3 


14926 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-07/07 

C Viera $0 

Class 14926 is Internet-based only. This section is conducted entirely 

online using Blackboard. 

SOC265 Sociology of Aging 

3 


18480 ONLINE BB TBA 05/16-07/07 

C Viera $0 











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Spanish (SPA) 



Albert Celoza 


Albert Celoza 

SPA101 Elementary Spanish I 

4 



14766 A203 MTWR 8:00-10:45A 05/23-06/23 

Staff $5 

Class 14766 Electronic text used. Contact instructor at 

mailto:maria.enciso@pcmail.maricopa.edu. 

18371 A203 MTWR 8:00-10:45A 06/27-07/28 

Staff $5 

Class 18371 electronic text used. Contact instructor at 

mailto:delia.escalante@pcmail.maricopa.edu. 

14709 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-06/23 T Sandoval $5 


14710 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-06/23 J Vazquez $5 




18370 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/28 D Escalante $5 



14903 DB330 MW 6:00- 9:20P 05/23-07/14 

Staff $5 

Class 14903 electronic text used. Contact instructor at 

mailto:delia.escalante@pcmail.maricopa.edu. 

SPA102 Elementary Spanish II 

4 

Prerequisites: SPA101 or permission of Department or Division. 






18379 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/28 

Staff $5 


SPA201 Intermediate Spanish I [G] 

4 

Prerequisites: SPA102, or SPA111, or permission of Department or Division. 




18381 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/28 

Staff $5 


SPA202 Intermediate Spanish II [G] 

4 

Prerequisites: SPA201, or permission of Department or Division. 




18384 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/28 

Staff $5 


SPH245 Hispanic Heritage in the Southwest [C, 3 

HU] 




14974 ONLINE BB TBA 05/23-06/23 

Staff $0 


18385 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/28 

Staff $0 


18386 ONLINE BB TBA 06/27-07/28 

Staff $0 



Design (TEC) 



TEC110 Basic Sewing Skills 

3 



14767 DB137 TR 5:30- 8:50P 05/31-07/21 C Brandom $15 

TEC111 Clothing Construction 

3 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: If student has no previous sewing 

experience, TEC110 Basic Sewing Skills should be taken prior to and not during 

this course. May be repeated for a total of 12 credit hours with permission of 

instructor. 


14768 DB137 TR 5:30- 9:45P 05/31-07/21 C Brandom $15 

TEC271AA Fashion Design Internship 

1 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Course Note: TEC271AA 

may be repeated for a total of three (3) credit hours. 

14714 OFFSITE TBA 05/31-07/21 

S Phillips $0 






Liz Parmelee 


WED151 Introduction To Alternative Medicine 3 


14824 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

E Rice $0 






Where can I find 

honors classes? 

WED172 Overview Of Herbal Remedies 

1 


Click Here 



14823 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

L Crider $20 


WED176 Flower Essences 

1 


18356 OSW205 W 1:30- 3:10P 06/01-07/20 

L Crider $24 



fee 


1 



14823 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/21 

L Crider $20 


WED176 Flower Essences 

1 


18356 OSW205 W 1:30- 3:10P 06/01-07/20 

L Crider $24 

WED204 Establishing A Massage Practice 

3 


18358 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/27 

T Dozer $0 


Class WED204 No. Bldg/Rm Days Establishing Time A Massage Dates Practice Instructor Course 3 


fee 

18358 ONLINE BB TBA 05/31-07/27 

T Dozer $0 

WED210 Sports Massage 

2 

Prerequisites: WED165 and WED230, or permission of Program Director. 


14769 OSW107 TR 5:00- 9:00P 05/31-06/30 

H Paslay $25 

WED232 Therapeutic Massage Practices III 6 

Prerequisites: WED231. Corequisites: WED250, or permission of Program 

Director. 


14715 OSW107 MTW 8:00- 1:00P 05/31-07/27 

T Dozer $40 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


WED210 Sports Massage 

2 

Prerequisites: WED165 and WED230, or permission of Program Director. 


14769 OSW107 TR 5:00- 9:00P 05/31-06/30 

H Paslay $25 


WED232 Therapeutic Massage Practices III 6 

Prerequisites: WED231. Corequisites: WED250, or permission of Program 

Director. 


14715 OSW107 MTW 8:00- 1:00P 05/31-07/27 

T Dozer $40 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


New! 

Course: ECE102 Engineering Analysis Tools and Techniques 

Learning culture of engineering, 

engineering use of computer tools, 

and computer modeling as applied 

to engineering analysis and design. 

Prerequisites: Two years of high school 

algebra or MAT122 or departmental 

approval. Corequisites: MAT151 or 

MAT182 or MAT187. 

NEW PROGRAM: 


For more information, visit: 

The Physical Science Department on the 

Phoenix College website 





Fitness Center 

602.285.7295 

Fitness and Group Exercise Hours 



Fitness Center Summer Hours* 

Mon.–Thurs...5:30 a.m. – 8 p.m. & 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. 

Friday.........5:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. & 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. 

Saturday...........................................8 a.m. – 1 p.m. 

Fitness Center Fall Hours* 


Friday..............5:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. & 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. 

Saturday........................................... 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. 

*Times are subject to change. 

Non-Credit Courses 

Group Exercise Class Summer Hours* 

Monday–Thursday.7:00 a.m.– 12:00 noon 

Group Exercise Class Fall Hours* 

Monday–Thursday.......... 7:00 a.m.– TBA 

Friday...................7:00 a.m.– 12:00 noon 

For a group exercise schedule, visit our website 

at www.phoenixcollege.edu/he or visit our 

department in the South Gym. 

If you want to take a fitness, group exercise, or weight training class, BUT 

DO NOT NEED A GRADE OR CREDIT, enroll in the following class: 

FITNESS100-83031 14772 05/31 – 08/19 $75 Summer 

FITNESS100-83031 12588 08/20 – 01/13 $145 Fall 

Late-start classes are also available if you are joining after the beginning of the semester, 

Call or visit the fitness center for details, or visit our online course schedule. A 

one-week guest pass is available to new members at no charge. Ask for details 

at the Fitness Center. 

Senior Fitness 

If you are a senior (62+ must show ID to register) want to 

take a fitness, group exercise, or weight training class, 

enroll in the following class: 

FITNESS100-12010 14773 05/31 – 08/19 $50 

FITNESS100-12670 12587 08/20 – 01/13 $80 

Yearly membership is also available. 

Check out PC Senior Wellness — a comprehensive program designed to 

help individuals remain healthy. Call to learn more, or visit www.phoenixcollege.edu/SeniorWellness. 

Credit Courses 

Credit courses, including late start courses, can be found 

in the Physical Education (PED) section of the schedule. 

Note: Credit Students must attend orientation. See schedule for days and times. 

Returning non-credit students need to update 

paperwork in the Fitness Center. 

Experience the benefits 

of staying fit and healthy by 

enrolling in one our fitness 

classes! Lifetime Fitness, 

Weight Training, and Group 

Exercise classes are open to 

students and the community. 

once enrolled in a Lifetime 

Fitness, Weight Training, or a 

group exercise section, you have 

access to our Fitness Center 

and group exercise classes at no 

additional charge. Experience 

state of the art equipment 

and outstanding instruction 

by degreed, certifiedfitness 

professionals. 

Note: Our group exercise offerings 

include, but are not limited to: step, 

boot-camp, body sculpt, zumba, pilates, 

and indoor cycling. A medical release may 

also be required prior to exercising or if 

medical condition changes.


Summer 2011 

Online & Hybrid 


Click Here 

Some restrictions, course fees, prerequisites 

or course notes may apply to these classes. 

Check the regular course listings for complete 

information and course descriptions. 

ONLINE & HYBRID 

Course Class No. No. Title 

Start 

Credits Del Del. Course Class No. No. Title 

Start 

Cred Credits Del Del. 

BIO202 19879 Laboratory for Human Anatomy and 05/16 0.00 IN 


Physiology II 

AJS101 19505 Introduction To Criminal Justice 

05/31 3.00 IN 


AJS123 19616 Ethics And The Administration Of 05/31 3.00 IN 

Physiology II 

Justice 

BIO205 18433 Microbiology 

06/06 4.00 HY 

AJS200 19506 Current Issues In Criminal Justice 05/31 3.00 IN 

AJS225 14850 Criminology 

05/31 3.00 IN Business & Personal Computers (BPC) 

AJS270 19507 Community Relations 

05/31 3.00 IN 

BPC110 14949 Computer Usage And Applications 05/23 3.00 IN 


Biology (BIO) 


BIO100 14855 Biology Concepts 

05/16 4.00 IN 


BIO100 14856 Laboratory for Biology Concepts 

05/16 0.00 IN 

BIO145 14608 Marine Biology 

05/16 4.00 IN Chemistry (CHM) 

BIO145 14609 Laboratory for Marine Biology 

05/16 0.00 IN 

CHM130 20657 Fundamental Chemistry 

06/06 3.00 IN 


05/16 0.00 IN 


BIO156 14612 Introductory Biology for Allied Health 05/16 4.00 IN CFS101AH 19476 Art Activities For The Young Child 06/07 1.00 HY 

BIO156 14613 Laboratory for Introductory Biology 05/16 0.00 IN 

for Allied Health 


BIO156 19881 Laboratory for Introductory Biology 05/16 0.00 IN COM100 18268 Introduction to Human 

05/23 3.00 IN 


Communication 

BIO160 

BIO160 

BIO160 

BIO160 

BIO160 

BIO181 

14796 

14798 

18430 

18431 

18432 

14945 

Introduction to Human Anatomy and 

Physiology 

Laboratory for Introduction to Human 

Anatomy and Physiology 

Introduction to Human Anatomy and 

Physiology 





General Biology (Majors) I 

05/16 

05/16 

05/16 

05/16 

05/16 

05/16 

4.00 

0.00 

4.00 

0.00 

0.00 

4.00 

IN 

IN 

IN 

IN 

IN 

IN 

BIO181 

BIO201 

14946 

14617 

Laboratory for General Biology 

(Majors) I 

Human Anatomy and Physiology I 

05/17 

05/16 

0.00 

4.00 

HY 

IN 

BIO201 

BIO201 

BIO201 

14618 

14619 

14893 

Laboratory for Human Anatomy and 

Physiology I 


Physiology I 


05/16 

05/16 

05/16 

0.00 

0.00 

4.00 

IN 

IN 

IN 

BIO201 

BIO201 

BIO201 

14894 

14895 

19977 


Physiology I 


Physiology I 


05/16 

05/16 

05/23 

0.00 

0.00 

4.00 

IN 

IN 

HY 

BIO201 

BIO202 

19978 

14621 


Physiology I 

Human Anatomy and Physiology II 

05/23 

05/16 

0.00 

4.00 

HY 

IN 

BIO202 

BIO202 

BIO202 

14624 

14625 

19878 


Physiology II 


Physiology II 


05/16 

05/16 

05/16 

0.00 

0.00 

4.00 

IN 

IN 

IN 

COM100 18269 Introduction to Human 

05/23 3.00 IN 

Communication 

COM110 18270 Interpersonal Communication 

05/23 3.00 IN 


CIS105 

CIS105 

18403 

18404 

Survey of Computer Information 

Systems 


Systems 

05/23 

05/23 

3.00 

3.00 

IN 

IN 

Counseling and Personal Development (CPD) 

CPD102AB 14952 Career Exploration 

05/23 2.00 IN 


06/27 2.00 IN 


CRE101 15011 College Critical Reading 

05/23 3.00 IN 

CRE101 15011 Critical and Evaluative Reading I 

05/23 3.00 IN 


ECN211 14865 Macroeconomic Principles 

05/16 3.00 IN 


05/23 3.00 IN 


06/27 3.00 IN 

ECN212 14800 Microeconomic Principles 

05/16 3.00 IN 


06/27 3.00 IN 


05/23 3.00 IN 


EDU230 18274 Cultural Diversity In Education 

05/23 3.00 IN 

EDU250 

EDU250 

14817 

14817 

Overview Of The Community 

Colleges 

Teaching And Learning In The 


05/31 

05/31 

3.00 

3.00 

IN 

IN 










45 


Start Cred Credits Del Del. Course Class No. No. Title 

Start 


English (ENG) 

ENG091 14943 Fundamentals of Writing 

05/31 3.00 IN 

ENG101 14653 First-Year Composition 

05/31 3.00 IN 


05/31 3.00 IN 


05/31 3.00 IN 


05/31 3.00 IN 


05/31 3.00 IN 


05/31 3.00 IN 

Food and Nutrition/Culinary Studies (FON) 

FON100 20668 Introductory Nutrition 

05/31 3.00 IN 


HCE173 14743 Microtomy 

06/04 3.00 HY 


HCR220 

HCR220 

HCR240 

14961 

18241 

14677 

Introduction to Nursing and Health 

Care Systems 


Care Systems 

Human Pathophysiology 

05/14 

06/27 

05/28 

3.00 

3.00 

4.00 

IN 

IN 

IN 

HCR240 14978 Human Pathophysiology 

05/16 4.00 IN 


HCC130 

HCC130 

HCC130 

HCC145 

HCC145AA 

HCC145AA 

HCC145AA 

HCC164 

14667 

14668 

14973 

14892 

14669 

14670 

18231 

14864 

Fundamentals In Health Care 

Delivery 


Delivery 


Delivery 

Medical Terminology for Health Care 

Workers 

Medical Terminology For Health Care 

Workers I 


Workers I 


Workers I 

Pharmacology For Allied Health 

05/31 

05/29 

05/29 

05/23 

05/31 

05/29 

05/29 

06/06 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

0.50 

HY 

IN 

IN 

IN 

HY 

IN 

IN 

IN 


HIM101 

HIM105 

HIM105 

HIM180 

14820 

14821 

14821 

14745 

Introduction To Health Information 

Management 

Computers in Healthcare and Health 


Health Record Documentation for 

Allied Health Professionals 

Introduction To Medical Billing And 

Reimbursement 

05/31 

05/31 

05/31 

06/01 

1.00 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

IN 

HY 

HY 

HY 

History (HIS) 

HIS103 14744 United States History to 1865 

05/31 3.00 IN 


05/31 3.00 IN 

HIS104 

HIS104 

HIS273 

14678 

14678 

18376 

United States History 1865 to 

Present 


Present 

US Experience in Vietnam 1945 - 

1975 

05/31 

05/31 

06/30 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

IN 

IN 

IN 


IPP250AB 

IPP250AB 

18271 

18272 

Special Topics: Interpreter 

Preparation 

Special Topics: Interpreter 

Preparation 

06/06 

06/27 

2.00 

2.00 

IN 

IN 


MAT082 14788 Basic Arithmetic 

05/31 3.00 IN 


05/31 3.00 IN 

MAT091 14685 Introductory Algebra 

05/31 4.00 IN 


05/31 4.00 IN 

MAT102 14935 Mathematical Concepts/Applications 05/31 3.00 IN 


MAT121 14804 Intermediate Algebra 

05/31 4.00 IN 


05/31 4.00 IN 

MAT142 14940 College Mathematics 

05/31 3.00 IN 

MAT151 14846 College Algebra/Functions 

05/31 4.00 IN 

MAT187 14941 Precalculus 

05/31 5.00 IN 

Nursing (NUR) 

NUR158 19979 Nurse Assisting 

05/23 6.00 HY 

NUR191 18240 Practical Nursing Transition 

05/24 3.00 HY 

NUR251 14853 Nursing Theory And Science III 

05/24 8.00 HY 

Nursing: Continuing Education (NCE) 

NCE214MM 19970 Math/Methods Of Drug Calculation 05/21 1.00 IN 


LAS203 14919 Ethics And Professional Practice 

05/19 3.00 HY 

LAS204 14957 Business Law For Paralegals 

05/23 3.00 IN 

LAS204 14957 Contract Law 

05/23 3.00 IN 


05/23 3.00 IN 


05/23 3.00 IN 

LAS212 14801 Insurance And Tort Law 

05/19 3.00 HY 

LAS212 14801 Tort Law 

05/19 3.00 HY 


05/19 3.00 HY 


05/19 3.00 HY 



HES100 14877 Healthful Living 

05/31 3.00 IN 


PHI103 14815 Introduction to Logic 

06/01 3.00 HY 







class? 


Click Here 


Start 


Start 



POS221 18373 Arizona Constitution 

05/31 1.00 IN 

POS222 18369 U.S. Constitution 

06/13 2.00 IN 


PSY101 14702 Introduction to Psychology 

05/23 3.00 IN 


07/05 3.00 IN 

PSY240 14703 Developmental Psychology 

05/23 3.00 IN 


REC120 14851 Leisure And The Quality Of Life 

05/31 3.00 IN 


REL243 14816 World Religions 

05/31 3.00 IN 


05/31 3.00 IN 



SOC101 14901 Introduction to Sociology 

05/31 3.00 IN 


06/27 3.00 IN 


05/23 3.00 IN 

SOC140 14926 Racial and Ethnic Minorities 

05/16 3.00 IN 

SOC265 18480 Sociology of Aging 

05/16 3.00 IN 

Spanish (SPA) 

SPA101 14709 Elementary Spanish I 

05/23 4.00 IN 


05/23 4.00 IN 


05/23 4.00 IN 


06/27 4.00 IN 


06/27 4.00 IN 

SPA102 14711 Elementary Spanish II 

05/23 4.00 IN 


06/27 4.00 IN 


06/27 4.00 IN 

SPA201 14712 Intermediate Spanish I 

05/23 4.00 IN 


06/27 4.00 IN 

SPA202 18382 Intermediate Spanish II 

06/27 4.00 IN 


06/27 4.00 IN 


SPH245 14713 Hispanic Heritage in the Southwest 05/23 3.00 IN 




Therapeutic Massage/Wellness Education (WED) 

WED151 14824 Introduction To Alternative Medicine 05/31 3.00 IN 

WED172 14823 Overview Of Herbal Remedies 

05/31 1.00 IN 

WED204 18358 Establishing A Massage Practice 05/31 3.00 IN 

WED232 14715 Therapeutic Massage Practices III 05/31 6.00 HY 







New! 

NEW PROGRAM: 

Environmental and Natural Resource 

Stewardship 

Academic Certificate 

The Phoenix College Environmental and Natural Resource Stewardship (ENRS) Academic 

Certificate allows students to: 

* DEVELOP valuable, in-demand skills through education and field experience; 

* CONNECT with working professionals and potential employers; 

* EXPLORE their educational and career options without a big initial commitment; and 

* INVEST in themselves and in their communities at the same time. 

The Certificate curriculum is a relatively short program of study that provides students with a fundamental 

understanding of the many kinds of environmental and natural resource problems facing society 

today. Throughout their studies students will work closely with faculty and working professionals to 

refine and strengthen their critical-thinking, decision-making, and team-building skills; the kinds of skills 

that are in high demand in today's evolving job markets 

The ENRS Academic Certificate curriculum consists of five core courses plus one elective course. 

Collectively, these courses provide students with a well-rounded, interdisciplinary program of study in 

which they develop an in-depth understanding of the complex and multidimensional nature of modern 

environmental and natural resource issues and problems. The Certificate courses were carefully chosen 

so as to maximize the student’s transfer options. 

For more information, contact: 

Call: Program Director, Steve Thorpe — 602.285.7819 



the video


Summer 2011 Late Start 

Fall Late Start courses shown here are for any 

classes starting May 31 or later. 


Click Here 





LATE START CLASSES 


Start 


Start 



CHM152LL 18332 General Chemistry II Laboratory 

06/28 1.00 P 

ACC212 18395 Managerial Accounting 

06/27 3.00 P 

CHM235 14632 General Organic Chemistry I 

06/20 3.00 P 

CHM235LL 14633 General Organic Chemistry I 

06/21 1.00 P 

Laboratory 


AJS198AB 14920 Special Topics In The Administration 06/17 1.00 P 

Of Justice 


SLG090AA 14765 Speedy Sign Language I 

06/21 1.00 P 


ASB214 

ASB214 

ASB222 

18383 

18383 

18368 

Magic, Witchcraft And Healing: An 

Introduction To Comparative Religion 

Magic, Witchcraft and Healing: An 


Buried Cities and Lost Tribes: Old 

World 

06/30 

06/30 

06/30 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

P 

P 

P 

Art (ART) 

ART142 18265 Introduction to Digital Photography 06/27 3.00 P 

ART143 18266 Intermediate Digital Photography 06/27 3.00 P 


ARH100 18263 Introduction to Art 

06/27 3.00 P 

ARH102 18264 Renaissance Through Contemporary 06/27 3.00 P 

Art 

Biology (BIO) 


06/27 4.00 P 


06/27 0.00 P 

BIO182 18427 General Biology (Majors) II 

06/27 4.00 P 

BIO182 

BIO201 

18428 

18421 

Laboratory for General Biology 

(Majors) II 


06/27 

06/27 

0.00 

4.00 

P 

P 

BIO201 

BIO201 

BIO202 

18422 

18423 

18424 


Physiology I 


Physiology I 


06/27 

06/28 

06/27 

0.00 

0.00 

4.00 

P 

P 

P 

BIO202 

BIO202 

18425 

18426 


Physiology II 


Physiology II 

06/27 

06/28 

0.00 

0.00 

P 

P 

Business & Personal Computers (BPC) 





06/27 3.00 P 

CHM130LL 18326 Fundamental Chemistry Laboratory 06/27 1.00 P 


CHM152 18330 General Chemistry II 

06/27 3.00 P 

CHM152LL 18331 General Chemistry II Laboratory 

06/27 1.00 P 


CFS101AP 

CFS273 

19477 

19480 

Science Activities For The Young 

Child 

Math For The Young Child 

06/09 

06/20 

1.00 

1.00 

P 

P 

CFS273 19480 Math for the Young Child 

06/20 1.00 P 

CFS281 19479 Adolescent School Success 

06/13 1.00 P 


CIS105 

CIS105 

CIS118AB 

14981 

18409 

18406 


Systems 


Systems 

Powerpoint: Level I 

06/27 

06/27 

06/27 

3.00 

3.00 

1.00 

P 

P 

P 



06/27 2.00 IN 

CPD150 18388 Strategies For College Success 

06/27 3.00 P 


06/27 3.00 P 

CPD160 18308 Introduction To Multiculturalism 

06/27 3.00 P 



06/27 3.00 P 


06/27 3.00 P 


ECH281 20656 Movement/Music For The Young 06/13 1.00 P 

Child 



06/27 3.00 IN 


06/27 3.00 IN 


EMT200 18411 Refresher Course For Certified 

07/30 2.00 P 



GBS151 14741 Introduction to Business 

06/09 3.00 P 

GBS151 18401 Introduction to Business 

06/27 3.00 P 


HCE110 

HCE243 

HCE243 

HCE243 

18232 

14676 

14676 

18316 

Practicum: Fundamental Phlebotomy 

Skills 

Practicum Clinical Hematology And 

Hemostasis 

Practicum Clinical Hematology and 

Hemostasis 

Practicum Clinical Hematology And 

Hemostasis 

06/30 

06/11 

06/11 

06/11 

0.50 

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

P 

FB 

FB 

FB 

Health Care Education (HCE) continued on next page. 










49 


Start 

Cred Credits Del Del. Course Class No. No. Title 

Start 


Health Care Education (HCE) continued from previous page. 

HCE243 18316 Practicum Clinical Hematology and 06/11 1.00 FB PSY101 18464 Introduction to Psychology 

07/05 3.00 IN 

Hemostasis 

HCE245 18317 Practicum: Clinical 

07/23 1.00 FB 

Reading (RDG) 


RDG020 18291 Reading English As A Second 

06/27 3.00 P 

HCE245 18318 Practicum: Clinical 

07/23 1.00 FB 

Language II 


RDG071 18287 Basic Reading 

06/27 3.00 P 

HCE274 18238 Administrative Medical Assisting 

06/28 1.00 P RDG081 18288 Reading Improvement 

06/27 3.00 P 

Externship 

RDG091 18289 College Preparatory Reading 

06/27 3.00 P 

HCE275 18239 Clinical Medical Assisting Externship 06/28 2.00 P RDG091 18289 College Reading Skills I 

06/27 3.00 P 



06/27 3.00 P 

HCR220 18241 Introduction to Nursing and Health 06/27 3.00 IN 

RDG091 18290 College Reading Skills I 

06/27 3.00 P 

Care Systems 

History (HIS) 

HIS273 18376 US Experience in Vietnam 1945 - 06/30 3.00 IN 

1975 


IPP250AB 18272 Special Topics: Interpreter 

06/27 2.00 IN 

Preparation 


MUC196 18339 Studio Music Recording II 

06/27 3.00 P 

MUC196 18355 Studio Music Recording II 

06/27 3.00 P 


MHL145 18341 American Jazz and Popular Music 06/27 3.00 P 

MHL153 18342 Rock Music and Culture 

06/27 3.00 P 


MUP226 18346 Class Guitar II 

06/27 2.00 P 

MUP227 18347 Class Guitar III 

06/27 2.00 P 

MUP228 18348 Class Guitar IV 

06/27 2.00 P 


MTC101 18343 Introduction to Music Theory 

06/27 3.00 P 


PHI218 18391 Philosophy of Sexuality 

06/28 3.00 P 


SBU200 18402 Society and Business 

06/27 3.00 P 



06/27 3.00 IN 

Spanish (SPA) 


06/27 4.00 IN 


06/27 4.00 P 


06/27 4.00 IN 


06/27 4.00 IN 


06/27 4.00 IN 


06/27 4.00 IN 


06/27 4.00 IN 


06/27 4.00 IN 






PED101PC 

PED101PC 

18362 

18362 

Physical Activities: Physical 

Conditioning 

Physical Conditioning 

06/13 

06/13 

1.00 

1.00 

P 

P 

PED101PC 

PED101PC 

18363 

18363 

Physical Activities: Physical 

Conditioning 

Physical Conditioning 

06/27 

06/27 

1.00 

1.00 

P 

P 



06/13 2.00 IN 



06/27 3.00 P 


06/27 3.00 P 






What is the 

Communiversity @ 

Surprise? 

Phoenix College is a proud partner 

in the new Communiversity 

@ Surprise, a unique higher 

education center where students 

can complete certificates, associate 

degrees, bachelor's degrees 

and master's degrees all in one 

location. Along with host college 

Rio Salado College, Phoenix 

College and several other institutions 

offer a total of 40 programs. 

Partners include Glendale Community 

College, Ottawa University, 

University of the Incarnate 

Word, Western International 

University, and West-MEC. 

What degree 

pathways are 

offered? 

The degree pathways supported 

through the Communiversity are 

in-demand educational programs 

as designated by a Workforce 

Study Analysis. They include: 

• Business 

• Education 

• Health Care 

• Information Systems 

• General Education 

• Public Safety 

Each program pathway allows 

students to have a seamless 

transfer from one institution to 

another – from the community 

college to the university. 

Classes at the Communiversity 

are available face-to-face and/or 

online, and are offered in flexible 

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Cindy Cloud 

ACC105 Payroll, Sales And Property Taxes 3 


38677 PC TBA M 7:10- 9:50P 08/20-12/16 D Northway $0 

ACC111 Accounting Principles I 

3 



12046 B306 MW 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

B Jenkins $15 

B230 F 9:00- 9:50A 

12047 B327 MW 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

B Jenkins $15 

B230 F 10:00-10:50A 

12048 B321 MW 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 D Zaharopoulos $15 

B225 F 11:00-11:50A 

38679 B206 M 1:00- 2:15P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $15 

B306 W 1:00- 2:15P 

12049 B306 T 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 D Zaharopoulos $15 

B323 R 8:30- 9:45A 

12050 B317 T 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

D Stark $15 

B301 R 10:00-11:15A 

12421 B230 M 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $15 

B327 W 5:40- 6:55P 

12423 B302 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 R Swofford $15 

12422 B308 T 4:15- 5:30P 08/23-12/16 R Swofford $15 

B225 R 4:15- 5:30P 

12424 B317 R 7:10- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 M Klamrzynski $15 

12781 B317 S 9:00-12:00P 09/10-12/10 D Northway $15 

ACC115 Computerized Accounting 

2 

Prerequisites: ACC107, or higher level accounting course, or permission of 

Instructor. 

PC Notes: 

The ACC115 class also requires one additional hour per week regular 

lab with the time to be arranged. Special Fee Payable at Time of 

Registration. 

12425 B206 R 5:00- 7:00P 09/08-12/15 

B Jenkins $20 

ACC121 Income Tax Preparation 

3 


PC Notes: ACC121 is offered once each year during the fall semester only. 


12426 B307 T 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 M Klamrzynski $25 

B302 R 5:40- 6:55P 

ACC212 Managerial Accounting 

3 

Prerequisites: A grade of "C" or better in (ACC111 and ACC112), or ACC211, 

and (BPC/CIS105 or permission of Department or Division). 


38655 B328 MW 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

D Stark $15 

B225 F 10:00-10:50A 

38654 B323 T 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

B Jenkins $15 

B327 R 8:30- 9:45A 

38656 B317 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

C Rios $15 

ACC221 Tax Accounting 

3 

Prerequisites: ACC111 or ACC211 or permission of Department or Division. 

PC Notes: ACC221 is offered once each year during the fall semester only. 


12427 B306 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 M Klamrzynski $5 

ACC260 Certified Bookkeeper (Cb) Preparation 2 

Seminar I 

Prerequisites: ACC111, or ACC211, or (bookkeeping experience and permission 

of Instructor). 


38685 B201 TR 7:10- 8:50P 08/23-10/13 

Staff $5 

ACC262 Certified Bookkeeper (Cb) Preparation 2 

Seminar II 

Prerequisites: ACC260. 


38688 B201 TR 7:10- 8:50P 10/18-12/15 

Staff $5 

ACC112 Accounting Principles II 

3 

Prerequisites: ACC111 with a grade of "C" or better, or permission of 



38648 A106 MW 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

D Stark $15 

B301 F 9:00- 9:50A 

38649 B317 MW 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

B Jenkins $15 

B230 F 11:00-11:50A 

38650 B206 T 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

B Jenkins $15 

B308 R 10:00-11:15A 

38652 B323 T 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 D Standage $15 

B317 R 5:40- 6:55P 

38651 B327 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 R Swofford $15 

ACC270AA Accounting Internship 

1 



12056 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D King $0 



ACC270AB Accounting Internship 

2 



12057 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D King $0 












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fee 

ACC270AC Accounting Internship 

3 



12058 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D King $0 





Information may be obtained from the AJS faculty in E113, 

602.285.7205 or 602.285.7234 or 602.285.7893. In addition, the 

advisor for AJS is Doris Sleeper, at the Academic Advisement and 

Transfer Office 602.285.7110 located in the Learning Center (LC) 

Building. 

Rick Wilson 

AJS101 Introduction To Criminal Justice [SB] 3 


13940 E112 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 W Williams $0 

13941 E109 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

R Wilson $0 

13942 E109 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 M Novasad $0 

13943 E109 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 M Novasad $0 

14013 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-10/30 

R Wilson $0 


13982 E109 MW 5:20- 6:35P 08/22-12/16 E Williams $0 

13983 E109 T 6:45- 9:25P 08/23-12/16 

D Moyer $0 

25614 C202 R 6:45- 9:25P 08/25-12/16 

Staff $0 

AJS109 Substantive Criminal Law 

3 


13944 E109 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 R Seebert $0 

14005 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/09 A Butterfield $0 


13984 E109 W 6:45- 9:35P 08/24-12/16 J Macintyre $0 

AJS123 Ethics And The Administration Of 

3 

Justice [HU] 


13945 E112 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 W Williams $0 




14014 E109 TR 5:20- 6:35P 08/23-12/16 J Humphrey $0 

AJS198AB Special Topics In The Administration 1 

Of Justice 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: AJS198AB may be repeated for a total of 



13947 E112 F 3:00- 7:00P 09/16-09/17 

D Hansen $10 

E112 S 8:00- 5:30P 

Class 13947 Crime Scene Processing I. Proper homicide crime scene 

processing techniques including recording of the scene utilizing 

sketches, photographs & notes; searching crime scene for evidence 

utilizing proper search methods; & collecting, labeling & packaging of 

evidence. 

13948 E112 F 3:00- 7:00P 12/02-12/03 

D Hansen $10 

E112 S 8:00- 5:30P 

Class 13948 Crime Scene Processing II (Accident Reconstruction). 

Proper vehicle accident scene processing techniques including recording 

of the scene utilizing sketches, photographs, & notes; measuring & 

interpreting skid marks; collection & packaging of evidence such as 

paint chips, glass, & vehicle head lamps. 

14017 E112 F 3:00- 7:00P 10/07-10/08 

J Decker $10 

E112 S 8:00- 5:30P 

Class 14017 Identity Theft. 

14021 E112 F 3:00- 7:00P 11/18-11/19 

B Little $10 

E112 S 8:00- 5:30P 

Class 14021 Forensic Firearm Identification. 

30306 E112 F 3:00- 7:00P 09/23-09/24 

Staff $10 

E112 S 8:00- 5:30P 

Class 30306 Self-Defense Seminar 

AJS200 Current Issues In Criminal Justice [SB] 3 


13949 E112 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

B Piirinen $0 



AJS201 Rules Of Evidence 

3 


13950 C202 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 A Butterfield $0 



13985 C202 TR 5:20- 6:35P 08/23-12/16 

L Martin $0 

AJS210 Constitutional Law 

3 


13998 E109 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 

R Wilson $0 



14015 C202 M 6:45- 9:25P 08/22-12/16 S Johnston $0 


AJS150 Defensive Tactics 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: AJS150 may be repeated for a total of three 



13946 E112 F 3:00- 7:00P 09/30-10/01 

J Decker $10 

E112 S 8:00- 5:30P 

30305 E112 F 3:00- 7:00P 09/09-09/10 

J Decker $10 

E112 S 8:00- 5:30P 

Class 30305 Self Defense Seminar 

AJS212 Juvenile Justice Procedures 

3 


13952 C202 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 M Novasad $0 



13986 E109 M 6:45- 9:15P 08/22-12/16 

R Wilson $0 









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AJS213 Evidence Technology/Fingerprints 3 



13953 E112 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

D Craven $20 

13987 E112 R 6:45- 9:25P 08/25-12/16 

R Stegen $20 

AJS215 Criminalistics: Physical Evidence 

3 



14004 E112 MW 5:20- 6:35P 08/22-12/16 

B Little $20 

14018 E112 M 6:45- 9:25P 08/22-12/16 

B Little $20 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 14018 meets Mondays: Aug 22, Sep 19, Oct 3, 17 & 31, Nov 14 

& 28, Dec 12. 

13990 E112 T 6:45- 9:25P 08/23-12/16 

L Martin $0 

AJS270 Community Relations 

3 


13960 E112 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 W Williams $0 

14000 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/09 

J Malinski $0 


14011 C202 T 6:45- 9:25P 08/23-12/16 K Robinson $0 

AJS275 Criminal Investigation I 

3 


13961 C202 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 J Humphrey $0 

14024 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/09 

B Little $0 


13991 E112 TR 5:20- 6:35P 08/23-12/16 

D Hansen $0 


AJS216 Criminalistics: Biological Evidence 3 



13999 E112 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

B Little $20 

25616 A105 M 6:45- 9:25P 08/22-12/16 

B Little $20 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 25616 meets on campus in E112 Mondays Aug 29, Sep 12,& 26, 

Oct 10 & 24, Nov 7 & 21 & Dec 5. 


AJS225 Criminology [SB] 

3 


13954 C202 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 M Sheppard $0 



13988 E109 R 6:45- 9:25P 08/25-12/16 S Johnston $0 

AJS230 The Police Function 

3 


14019 C202 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 M Novasad $0 

13956 E109 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 M Novasad $0 



25617 PC TBA MW 5:20- 6:35P 08/22-12/16 K Robinson $0 

AJS290AU Child Abuse Investigation 

1 



13962 C102 F 3:00- 7:00P 10/14-10/15 F Dimodica $10 

C102 S 8:00- 5:30P 

AJS290AW Narcotics And Dangerous Drugs 

1 



13965 C102 F 3:00- 7:00P 10/28-10/29 D Fredrickson $10 

C102 S 8:00- 5:30P 

AJS290BN Courtroom Testimony Seminar 

1 



13963 C102 F 3:00- 7:00P 10/21-10/22 

L Martin $10 

C102 S 8:00- 5:30P 

AJS290BU Family Violence 

1 



13964 C102 F 3:00- 7:00P 11/04-11/05 

L Tovar $10 

C102 S 8:00- 5:30P 

AJS240 The Correction Function 

3 


13957 E109 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

R Wilson $0 

14028 ONLINE BB TBA 09/06-11/13 

R Wilson $0 


25613 C202 W 6:45- 9:25P 08/24-12/16 R Seebert $0 

Advancing Academic 

Achievement (AAA) 



AJS241 Police Photography 

3 



13958 E112 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

B Little $20 

13989 E112 W 6:45- 9:25P 08/24-12/16 

B Little $20 

AJS260 Procedural Criminal Law 

3 


14012 C202 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 T Haggard $0 



AAA115 Creating College Success 

1 



12887 PC TBA MW 10:00-10:50A 08/29-10/24 

Staff $10 

12888 B102 MW 12:00-12:50P 09/12-11/02 S LaBonty $10 

12948 PC TBA TR 10:00-10:50A 09/13-11/03 

Staff $10 

12889 B108 TR 11:30-12:20P 09/06-10/27 S LaBonty $10 

39940 PC TBA TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/15 

R Ozz $10 










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12908 ONLINE BB TBA 08/29-10/24 P McIntyre $10 

Class 12908 students are required to meet with Instructor prior to Class 

Start Date. 


12909 ONLINE BB TBA 10/24-12/14 P McIntyre $10 

Class 12909 students are required to meet with Instructor prior to Class 

Start Date. 


12739 PC TBA T 4:15- 5:35P 08/30-11/01 

Staff $10 

12738 A111 W 5:40- 7:00P 08/31-11/02 P McIntyre $10 

AAA150 Strategies For College Success 

3 



39888 PC TBA MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 

J Berlin $20 

Class 39888 Project Degree Learning Community. 



Albert Celoza 

AIS170 American Indian History of the 

3 

Southwest [C, H] 


PC Notes: AIS170 is also offered as HIS170 (American Indian History of the 

Southwest). 

12824 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

R Walker $0 


Aerospace Studies (AES) 


All AES classes are held on Arizona State University campus. For 

further information contact Air Force ROTC (AES) at 480.965.3181. 

Rick Wilson 

AES101 Air Force Today I 

2 


PC Notes: AES101 requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory class. 

13927 ASU SS 236 T 1:30- 2:45P 08/23-12/16 

S Abate $0 

13928 ASU SS 236 R 9:00-10:15A 08/25-12/16 

S Abate $0 

AES101 Laboratory for Air Force Today I 

0 



13929 MUR HL 101 R 6:30- 8:30A 08/25-12/16 

S Abate $0 

AES201 Evolution Of USAF Air And Space 2 

Power I 



13939 ASU SS 236 T 9:00-10:15A 08/23-12/16 

S Abate $0 

13930 ASU SS 236 R 1:30- 2:45P 08/25-12/16 

S Abate $0 

AES201 Laboratory for Evolution Of USAF Air 0 

And Space Power I 



13931 MUR HL 101 R 6:30- 8:30A 08/25-12/16 

S Abate $0 

AES294 Air Force Physical Fitness 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: AES294 may be repeated for credit. 

13932 ASUSRC FLDMWF 6:00- 7:00A 08/22-12/16 

S Abate $0 

Class 13932 requires a Sprorts Physical. 

Contact ASU Aerospace Studies Department at 480.965.3181 for details. 

AIS213 American Indian Religions [C, HU, L] 3 


PC Notes: AIS213 is also offered as REL203 (American Indian Religions). 

12826 A111 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

R Walker $0 

12828 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

R Walker $0 




Dianne Miller 

SLG101 American Sign Language I 

4 


13825 H118 MWF 9:00-11:15A 08/22-10/17 

D Stone $0 

13844 H113 TR 8:30-10:35A 09/13-12/15 

Staff $0 

13850 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 


13841 H118 MW 5:15- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

13847 H119 MW 5:15- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

SLG102 American Sign Language II 

4 

Prerequisites: SLG101, with a grade of C or better, or permission of department 

or division. 

13826 PC TBA MWF 9:00-11:15A 10/17-12/14 

Staff $10 

25652 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/16 

Staff $10 


13845 H119 TR 7:10- 8:50P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $10 

SLG103 Introduction to Deafness 

1 


13827 H119 R 12:10- 2:05P 10/20-12/08 

K Hilder $0 

13842 H113 R 5:10- 6:50P 10/20-12/15 

Staff $0 

SLG110 Fingerspelling I 

2 

Prerequisites: SLG101, or permission of department or division. 

13829 H119 MW 11:30- 1:10P 10/10-11/30 

L Zahnen $0 

13830 H119 TR 10:20-12:00P 08/23-10/13 

Staff $0 

13843 H113 T 5:15- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

J Stone $0 











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fee 

SLG120 Fingerspelling II 

2 

Prerequisites: SLG102 and SLG110 with a grade of C or better, or permission of 


13852 H119 TR 10:20-12:00P 10/18-12/15 

Staff $0 

ASB222 Buried Cities and Lost Tribes: Old 3 



12922 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

V Betz $0 


SLG200 Issues and Aspects of Deafness 

3 

Prerequisites: SLG102 with C or better, or permission of Department or 

Division. 


13831 H118 W 11:30- 2:00P 08/24-12/16 

K Hilder $15 

13851 H113 R 7:10- 9:40P 08/25-12/16 

Staff $15 

SLG201 American Sign Language III 

4 

Prerequisites: SLG102 with a grade of C or better, or permission of Department 

or Division. Suggested but not required: (ENG101 or ENG107) and, (CRE101 or 

CRE111 or exemption by score on the reading placement test (ASSET)). 

13832 H119 MWF 9:00-11:15A 08/22-10/17 

D Bailey $10 

13846 H118 TR 5:15- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $10 

SLG202 American Sign Language IV 

4 

Prerequisites: SLG201 with C or better, or permission of Department or 

Division. ENG101, SLG200, and (CRE101, or CRE111, or exemption by score 

on the reading placement test) suggested but not required. 

13833 PSB17 MWF 9:00-11:15A 10/17-12/14 

D Bailey $10 

25654 H118 TR 7:10- 8:50P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $10 

SLG203 American Sign Language V 

4 

Prerequisites: SLG202, with a grade of C or better. 

13834 H118 MW 2:50- 4:30P 08/22-12/16 

K Say $10 

25653 H113 MW 5:15- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $10 

SLG204 Comparative Linguistics: ASL/English 3 

Prerequisites: SLG202. Corequisites: SLG203. 


13835 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

K Say $10 




Albert Celoza 

ASB252 Anthropology of Sport [G, SB] 

3 


12820 A111 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

V Betz $0 



Albert Celoza 

ASM104 Bones, Stones, and Human Evolution 4 

[SB, SG] 



12680 B107 MWF 10:00-11:25A 08/22-12/16 

V Betz $20 

12821 E215 TR 10:00-11:50A 08/23-12/16 W Schaffer $20 

ASM275 Introduction to Forensic Anthropology 3 

[SB] 


12823 B321 TR 5:30- 8:00P 10/18-12/15 

R Hill $0 




ARC121 Introduction to Architectural Drafting: 3 

Manual 



13060 E201 MW 8:00-10:30A 08/22-12/16 

J Mireles $35 

13061 E201 TR 7:10- 9:40P 08/23-12/16 W Thomas $35 

ASB102 Introduction to Cultural and Social 3 

Anthropology [G, SB] 


12920 PSB27 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

D McCaig $0 

12921 B321 TR 5:30- 8:00P 08/23-10/11 

D McCaig $0 

ASB214 Magic, Witchcraft and Healing: An 3 


[SB] 


12822 PSB27 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

D McCaig $0 

ARC140 Rendering And Portfolio Development 3 



13063 E201 TR 11:00- 1:30P 08/23-12/16 

J Mireles $35 

ARC225 Fundamentals of Architectural 

3 

Detailing 

Prerequisites: CNS130, or CNS180, or permission of Department or Division. 

13077 E201 TR 8:00-10:30A 10/25-12/15 

Staff $35 

Class 13077 8-week class. 










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ARC251 Introduction to Revit 

3 



Revit Architecture 2012 software is used.. 

13072 E220 MW 8:00-10:30A 08/22-12/16 

D Dorr $35 

13073 E220 TR 7:10- 9:40P 08/23-12/16 

B Joyce $35 

Art (ART) 



25719 ART203 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/15 

Staff $60 

ART117 Life Drawing II 

3 



13288 ART101 TR 8:30-11:15A 08/23-12/16 L Von Koch $60 

13289 ART101 M 6:00-10:00P 08/22-12/16 J Haddock $60 

13354 ART101 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

S Missal $60 

25720 ART203 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/15 

Staff $60 

ART120 Inking for Comic and Sequential Art 3 


13364 ART102 TR 2:30- 4:00P 08/23-12/16 

M Gil $30 

All evening ART classes require 4 extra class sessions to be 

arranged (TBA). 

ART100 Introduction to Computer Graphic Art 1 



13241 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 B Cunningham-Mil $15 


13240 ART201 S 9:00- 5:00P 09/24-10/15 

J Stewart $15 

13253 ART201 S 9:00- 5:00P 08/27-09/17 

J Stewart $15 

ART110 Experimental Chinese Painting 

1 


13351 ART102 T 9:30-12:30P 10/18-12/06 

J Yen $15 

ART111 Drawing I 

3 



25714 ART101 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/14 

Staff $30 

13268 ART101 MW 12:00- 2:45P 08/22-12/16 M Martinez $30 

13269 ART101 TR 11:30- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

D Atwood $30 

13270 ART102 M 6:00-10:00P 08/22-12/16 

J Kula $30 

ART102 S TBA 

13271 ART101 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/16 M Kubicek $30 

ART112 Two-Dimensional Design 

3 



13282 ART102 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/16 T Hernandez $30 

13254 H109 W 5:00- 9:00P 08/24-12/16 M Bergman $30 

Class 13254 will be held at the PC Downtown Campus, 640 North First 

Avenue. This course will require 16 additional hours of time outside class 

hours. 

ART115 Three-Dimensional Design 

3 

Prerequisites: ART/ADA112. 


13283 ART104 TR 8:30-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

D Young $30 

ART116 Life Drawing I 

3 



13286 ART101 TR 8:30-11:15A 08/23-12/16 L Von Koch $60 


13353 ART101 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

S Missal $60 

ART122 Drawing and Composition II 

3 



25716 ART101 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/14 

Staff $25 


13273 ART101 TR 11:30- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

D Atwood $25 

13274 ART102 M 6:00-10:00P 08/22-12/16 

J Kula $25 

ART102 S TBA 


ART131 Photography I 

3 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Camera required. 

PC Notes: This course requires a 35mm manual SLR film camera. Special Fee 

Payable at Time of Registration. 

13242 ART215 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/16 

J Laffoon $50 

13243 ART215 MW 12:00- 2:45P 08/22-12/16 

J Laffoon $50 

13255 ART215 TR 6:00- 8:45P 08/23-12/16 

A Abbott $50 

ART132 Photography II 

3 

Prerequisites: ART131 or permission of Instructor. 


13279 ART215 TR 11:30- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

J Laffoon $50 

ART133 Photography III 

3 

Prerequisites: ART132 or permission of Instructor. ART111 and ART116 

recommended but not required. 


13280 ART215 TR 11:30- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

J Laffoon $30 

ART134 Photography IV 

3 



13281 ART215 TR 11:30- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

J Laffoon $30 

ART137 Alternative Photographic Processes 3 



13291 ART215 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

A Wells $35 

ART138 Commercial Photography I 

3 

Prerequisites: ART131, or ART142, or permission of Instructor. 

13361 ART204 T 6:00-10:00P 08/23-12/16 

R Gayle $40 









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ART140 Portrait Photography 

2 



13256 ART204 M 6:00-10:00P 08/22-12/16 

M Garcia $35 

ART142 Introduction to Digital Photography 3 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Digital camera required. 


13292 ART204 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/16 A Williams $40 

13293 ART204 TR 11:30- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 A Williams $40 

13244 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 E Erspamer $40 


13265 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 E Erspamer $40 


13294 ART204 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/16 

D Hipps $40 

Class 13294 meets at downtown campus, 640 North First Ave. 

ART143 Intermediate Digital Photography 

3 

Prerequisites: ART142 or permission of Instructor. Course Note: 

Semi-adjustable, high-resolution digital camera is required. 


13295 ART204 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/16 A Williams $40 

13296 ART204 TR 11:30- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 A Williams $40 

13297 ART204 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

D Hipps $40 


ART151 Sculpture I 

3 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: ADA/ART115 or permission of Instructor. 


13284 ART104 TR 8:30-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

D Young $50 

13298 ART104 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/16 

D Young $50 

ART152 Sculpture II 

3 



13285 ART104 TR 8:30-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

D Young $50 

13299 ART104 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/16 

D Young $50 

ART155 Glass Fusing and Slumping I 

3 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: ART155 may be repeated for a total of 12 

credits. 


13367 ART104 M 6:00-10:00P 08/22-12/16 G Jamieson $40 

ART162 Ceramics II 

3 



13305 ART111 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $40 

13306 ART111 TR 11:30- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 T Hernandez $40 

13262 ART111 T 6:00-10:00P 08/23-12/16 T Hernandez $40 

13307 ART111 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

P Sannit $40 

13308 ART111 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/16 

P Sannit $40 

ART165 Watercolor Painting I 

3 

Prerequisites: (ART111 and ADA/ART112), or permission of Instructor. 


13321 ART102 T 6:00-10:00P 08/23-12/16 

L Baker $30 

ART102 S TBA 

ART166 Watercolor Painting II 

3 



13322 ART102 T 6:00-10:00P 08/23-12/16 

L Baker $30 

ART102 S TBA 

ART167 Painting I 

3 

Prerequisites: (ART111 and ADA/ART112), or permission of Instructor. 


13326 ART203 TR 8:30-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

S Yazzie $40 

13327 ART203 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

J Nelson $40 

ART168 Painting II 

3 



13328 ART203 TR 8:30-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

S Yazzie $40 

13329 ART203 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

J Nelson $40 

ART169 Two-Dimensional Computer Design 3 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: ART100 or permission of instructor. 


13333 ART201 TR 11:30- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $40 

ART170 Three-Dimensional Computer Design 3 

Prerequisites: ART100, ADA/ART169, or permission of Instructor. 


13334 ART201 TR 11:30- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $40 

ART156 Glass Fusing and Slumping II 

3 

Prerequisites: ART155. Course Note: ART156 may be repeated for a total of 

12 credits. 


13368 ART104 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 G Jamieson $40 

ART161 Ceramics I 

3 



13301 ART111 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $40 



13303 ART111 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

P Sannit $40 

13304 ART111 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/16 

P Sannit $40 

ART171 Jewelry I 

3 



13340 ART104 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/16 J Tzelepis $40 

ART172 Jewelry II 

3 



13359 ART104 MW 9:00-11:00A 08/22-12/16 J Tzelepis $40 

ART175 Electronic Publishing Design I 

3 



13257 ART201 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

C Bourin $40 










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ART177 Computer-Photographic Imaging 

3 



13335 ART204 MW 12:00- 2:45P 08/22-12/16 D Doubleday $50 

13245 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 D Doubleday $50 


13336 ART201 T 6:00-10:00P 08/23-12/16 D Doubleday $50 

ART183 Computer Aided Graphic Arts I 

3 



13341 ART201 TR 8:30-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

A Mejia $40 

ART184 Computer Animation 

3 

Prerequisites: ART100, or ART111, or ART116, or permission of Instructor. 

13362 ART201 MW 12:00- 2:45P 08/22-12/16 

P Hoppes $50 

ART190 Art of Web Site Design 

3 

Prerequisites: ART100, or permission of Instructor. CIS133DA recommended. 


13343 ART201 M 6:00-10:00P 08/22-12/16 

M Nandin $35 

ART192 Advanced Web Presentation Design 3 

Prerequisites: ART/MMT190 or permission of Instructor. ART180AM and 

ART180AN suggested but not required. 

13352 ART201 M 6:00-10:00P 08/22-12/16 

M Nandin $30 

ART211 Drawing and Composition III 

3 



25717 ART101 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/14 

Staff $30 


ART216 Life Drawing III 

3 




25721 ART203 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/15 

Staff $60 

ART217 Life Drawing IV 

3 




25722 ART203 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/15 

Staff $60 

ART219 Coloring, Toning and Lettering for 3 

Comic and Sequential Art 


13365 ART201 MW 3:00- 4:30P 08/22-12/16 

M Gil $30 

ART222 Drawing and Composition IV 

3 



25718 ART101 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/14 

Staff $30 


ART250 Introduction to Printmaking 

3 

Prerequisites: ART111 and ART113. 


13345 ART102 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 M Kubicek $30 

ART102 S TBA 

ART251 Sculpture III 

3 


13371 ART104 TR 8:30-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

D Young $50 

13372 ART104 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/16 

D Young $50 

ART252 Sculpture IV 

3 


13373 ART104 TR 8:30-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

D Young $50 

13374 ART104 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/16 

D Young $50 

ART255 Art Marketing 

3 



13258 ART201 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/16 

K Boege $10 

ART261 Ceramics III 

3 



13309 ART111 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $40 

13310 ART111 M 1:00- 5:45P 08/22-12/16 T Hernandez $40 



13312 ART111 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

P Sannit $40 

13313 ART111 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/16 

P Sannit $40 

ART262 Ceramics IV 

3 



13314 ART111 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $40 




13317 ART111 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

P Sannit $40 

13318 ART111 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/16 

P Sannit $40 

ART265 Watercolor Painting III 

3 



13323 ART102 T 6:00-10:00P 08/23-12/16 

L Baker $30 

ART102 S TBA 

ART266 Watercolor Painting IV 

3 



13324 ART102 T 6:00-10:00P 08/23-12/16 

L Baker $30 

ART102 S TBA 

ART267 Painting III 

3 



13330 ART203 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

J Nelson $40 







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ART268 Painting IV 

3 



13331 ART203 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

J Nelson $40 

ART270 Intermediate Computer Photographic 3 

Imaging 

Prerequisites: ADA/ART177 or (ADA/ART177AA and ADA/ART177AB). 



13338 ART201 T 6:00-10:00P 08/23-12/16 D Doubleday $50 

ART273AC Special Topics: Multimedia Arts 

3 

Prerequisites: Permission of Instructor. Course Note: ART273AC is designed to 

offer special topics and/or specialized training for students in multimedia arts. 

Activities may also be appropriate for portfolio enhancement. 


25715 PC TBA RF 9:00-11:45A 08/25-12/16 

J Smith $35 

ART274 Advanced Computer Photographic 3 

Imaging 




ART275 Lost Wax Casting I 

3 



13347 ART104 T 6:00-10:00P 08/23-12/16 W Jamieson $40 

ART276 Lost Wax Casting II 

3 




ART283 Computer Aided Graphic Arts II 

3 

Prerequisites: ADA/ART183, or permission of Instructor. 


13342 ART201 TR 8:30-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

A Mejia $40 

ART284 Intermedia Animation 

3 

Prerequisites: ADA/ART/MMT184 or permission of Instructor. 

13363 ART201 MW 12:00- 2:45P 08/22-12/16 

P Hoppes $50 

ART289 Computer Illustration 

3 



13350 ART201 MW 9:00-11:45A 08/22-12/16 

G Eroe $50 

ART290AA Studio Art 

1 

Prerequisites: Permission of Instructor. Course Note: ART290AA may be 


13366 ART102 T 9:30-12:30P 10/18-12/06 

J Yen $0 

Class 13366Advanced Chinese Painting Studio 

ART290AC Studio Art 

3 

Prerequisites: Permission of Instructor. Course Note: ART290AC may be 




Class 13320 is Advanced Ceramics. 


Class 13290 is Advanced Life Drawing. 


Class 13319 is Advanced Ceramics. 

13325 ART102 T 6:00-10:00P 08/23-12/16 

L Baker $40 

ART102 S TBA 

Class 13325 is Watercolor Techniques. 


Class 13349 is Advanced Lost Wax Techniques. 

13332 ART203 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

J Nelson $40 

Class 13332 is Advanced Painting Techniques. 

13346 ART102 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 M Kubicek $40 

ART102 S TBA 

Class 13346 is Advanced Printmaking. 

13355 ART101 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

S Missal $40 

13300 ART104 R 6:00-10:00P 08/25-12/16 

D Young $40 

Class 13300 is Welding. 

ART290HC Studio Art: Watercolor 

3 

Prerequisites: ART166 or permission of Instructor. Course Note: ART290HC 

may be repeated for credit. 

13360 ART102 T 6:00-10:00P 08/23-12/16 

L Baker $30 

ART102 S TBA 

Class 13360 Advanced Watercolor Studio 

ART291 Digital Prepress 

3 



13259 ART201 W 6:00-10:00P 08/24-12/16 

C Bourin $50 

ART295AC Art Workshop/Seminar: Drawing 

3 

Prerequisites: Minimum of three (3) credits introductory and three (3) credits 

intermediate level courses in specific field or permission of Department or 

Division chair. 


13276 ART102 M 6:00-10:00P 08/22-12/16 

J Kula $25 

ART102 S TBA 


ART297AA Computer Graphic Design Internship 1 



ART297AB Computer Graphic Design Internship 2 



ART297AC Computer Graphic Design Internship 3 












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13749 E116 T 7:10-10:00P 08/23-12/16 

B Gleim $0 

AST102 Survey of Astronomy Laboratory [SG] 1 



39237 E105 M 1:00- 3:50P 08/22-12/16 

D Speed $0 

13750 E116 R 7:10-10:00P 08/25-12/16 

B Gleim $3 

ARH100 Introduction to Art [HU] 

3 



13232 PC TBA MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 J Landrum $10 

13233 ART119 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

P Reed $10 

13234 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 S Chenoweth $10 


13252 DB224 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

H Bierly $10 

ARH101 Prehistoric Through Gothic Art [H, HU] 3 



13235 ART119 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

P Reed $10 

13236 ART119 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

P Reed $10 

13260 ART119 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

H Bierly $10 

ARH102 Renaissance Through Contemporary 3 

Art [H, HU] 



13237 ART119 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

P Reed $10 

25713 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/14 

Staff $10 


39937 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

P Reed $10 

ARH112 History of Modern Art 

3 


13267 ART119 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 R Navarro $10 

ARH115 History of Photography [HU] 

3 



13238 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

T Coaker $10 


13358 ART119 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 K Wagner-Hemme $10 

ARH203 Art of Ancient Egypt [H, HU] 

3 



13239 ART119 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

P Reed $10 

Astronomy (AST) 


James White 

AST101 Survey of Astronomy [SG] 

3 


39236 E105 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 

D Speed $0 

Biology (BIO) 


Notes: Students enrolling in a Biology class must enroll in both a 

lecture and a laboratory class. 

Students must attend the first week of class for both the lecture and 

the laboratory to ensure class position. Inquiries regarding a 

specific BIO class requires contact with the instructor. 

Mark Rosati 

BIO100 Biology Concepts [SQ] 

4 







12059 DB201 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 J Schampel $25 

12060 C204 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 A Chapman $25 

12061 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

E Ortiz $25 

Class 12061 visit http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/bioconcepts for more 

information. 


30098 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

P Pepe $25 


Class 30098 also must enroll in Class 30100. 

12430 DB221 TR 5:30- 6:45P 08/23-12/16 M Haberkorn $25 

BIO100 Laboratory for Biology Concepts [SQ] 0 







12642 DB106 M 10:00-12:50P 08/22-12/16 J Schampel $25 

12643 DB106 T 1:30- 4:00P 08/23-12/16 A Chapman $25 

12641 DB106 W 10:00-12:50P 08/24-12/16 J Schampel $25 

12644 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

E Ortiz $25 


information. 


12645 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

E Ortiz $25 


information. 


30100 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

P Pepe $25 



12431 DB106 T 7:00- 9:30P 08/23-12/16 M Haberkorn $25 









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BIO105 Environmental Biology [SQ] 

4 







12646 DB225 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

E Ortiz $25 

12666 TBA TR 5:30- 6:45P 08/23-12/16 S Whitcomb $25 

BIO105 Laboratory for Environmental Biology 0 

[SQ] 







12647 DB102 T 10:30- 1:20P 08/23-12/16 

E Ortiz $25 

12667 DB102 T 7:00- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 S Whitcomb $25 

12877 DB102 R 7:00- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 S Whitcomb $25 

BIO108 Plants and Society [SQ] 

4 







12648 DB225 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 

E Ortiz $25 

Class 12648 for Honors students. Enrollment takes place in Honors 

Office, B263. 

12062 DB201 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

M Bond $25 

12063 DB224 TR 8:00- 9:15A 08/23-12/16 

M Bond $25 

30106 DB225 MW 5:30- 6:45P 08/22-12/16 

D Bode $25 

12432 DB225 TR 5:30- 6:45P 08/23-12/16 

D Bode $25 

BIO108 Laboratory for Plants and Society [SQ] 0 







12649 DB105 M 1:00- 3:50P 08/22-12/16 

M Bond $25 

12064 DB105 T 10:00-12:50P 08/23-12/16 

M Bond $25 

12065 DB105 W 10:00-12:50P 08/24-12/16 

E Ortiz $25 

Class 12065 is for Honors students. Enrollment takes place in Honors 

Office, B263. 

12066 DB105 W 1:00- 3:50P 08/24-12/16 

M Bond $25 

12650 DB105 R 10:00-12:50P 08/25-12/16 

M Bond $25 

12433 DB105 T 7:00- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 

D Bode $25 

30107 DB105 W 7:00- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

D Bode $25 

12434 DB105 R 7:00- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 

D Bode $25 

BIO109 Natural History of the Southwest [SG] 4 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Field trips may be required. 






12435 DB225 S 8:00-10:50A 08/20-12/10 V Supplee $10 

BIO109 Laboratory for Natural History of the 0 

Southwest [SG] 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Field trips may be required. 






12436 DB102 S 11:30- 2:20P 08/20-12/10 V Supplee $25 

BIO145 Marine Biology [SG] 

4 






12067 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

P Pepe $15 

Class 12067 visit http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/marinebio for more 

information. 


BIO145 Laboratory for Marine Biology [SG] 0 






12068 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

P Pepe $25 


information. 


12069 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

P Pepe $25 


information. 


BIO156 Introductory Biology for Allied Health 4 

[SQ] 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in RDG091 or eligibility for CRE101 as 

indicated by appropriate reading placement test score. One year high school 

chemistry or one semester of college-level chemistry recommended. 






12070 DB224 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 

J Hayashi $10 

38621 DB225 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

S Crane $10 

12693 DB201 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

M Rosati $10 










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Class 12074 visit http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/bio4alliedhealth for more 

information. 





12437 C204 MW 5:30- 6:45P 08/22-12/16 

S Crane $10 

BIO156 Laboratory for Introductory Biology for 0 

Allied Health [SQ] 


indicated by appropriate reading placement test score. One year high school 

chemistry or one semester of college-level chemistry recommended. 






12071 DB102 M 10:00-12:50P 08/22-12/16 

J Hayashi $15 

12072 DB102 M 1:00- 3:50P 08/22-12/16 

J Hayashi $15 

12073 DB102 W 10:00-12:50P 08/24-12/16 

J Hayashi $15 

38622 DB102 W 1:00- 3:50P 08/22-12/16 

S Crane $0 

12694 DB102 R 12:30- 3:20P 08/25-12/16 

Staff $15 



information. 




information. 





12438 DB102 M 7:00- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

S Crane $15 

12439 DB102 W 7:00- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

S Crane $15 

BIO160 Introduction to Human Anatomy and 4 

Physiology [SG] 







12898 C206 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 A Chapman $10 



12440 DB201 TR 5:30- 6:45P 08/23-12/16 S Maynard $10 

BIO160 Laboratory for Introduction to Human 0 

Anatomy and Physiology [SG] 







12899 DB114 M 2:00- 4:50P 08/22-12/16 A Chapman $25 

12930 DB114 W 2:00- 4:50P 08/24-12/16 A Chapman $25 





12441 DB114 T 7:00- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 S Maynard $25 

12442 DB114 R 7:00- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 S Maynard $25 

BIO181 General Biology (Majors) I [SQ] 

4 


indicated by appropriate reading placement test score. One year of high school 

or one semester of college-level biology and chemistry is strongly 

recommended. 






12077 C205 MW 9:00-10:15A 08/22-12/16 A Marti-Subirana $25 

12078 C204 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 A Marti-Subirana $25 

12079 DB224 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

R Cotter $25 

12080 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 A Marti-Subirana $25 


12443 C204 TR 5:30- 6:45P 08/23-12/16 

H Wildey $25 


0 

(Majors) I [SQ] 


indicated by appropriate reading placement test score. One year of high school 

or one semester of college-level biology and chemistry is strongly 

recommended. 






12081 DB108 M 11:00- 1:50P 08/22-12/16 A Marti-Subirana $25 

12082 DB108 T 10:00-12:50P 08/23-12/16 A Marti-Subirana $25 

12083 DB108 T 1:15- 4:05P 08/23-12/16 

R Cotter $25 

12084 DB108 W 11:00- 1:50P 08/24-12/16 A Marti-Subirana $25 

12085 DB108 R 10:00-12:50P 08/25-12/16 A Marti-Subirana $25 

12086 DB108 R 1:15- 4:05P 08/25-12/16 

R Cotter $25 

12444 DB108 T 7:00- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 A Marti-Subirana $25 

12668 DB108 W 5:40- 8:15P 08/24-12/16 

R Cotter $25 

12445 DB108 R 7:00- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 

H Wildey $25 

BIO182 General Biology (Majors) II [SG] 

4 


be required. 






12087 C205 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 J Schampel $25 










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0 

(Majors) II [SG] 


be required. 






12088 DB106 T 10:00-12:50P 08/23-12/16 J Schampel $25 

38653 DB105 T 1:30- 4:20P 08/20-12/16 J Schampel $25 

12089 DB106 R 10:00-12:50P 08/25-12/16 J Schampel $25 

BIO201 Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 

Prerequisites: (BIO156 or 181 with "C" or better or 1 yr of HS biology with "C" or 

better)&("C" or better in RDG091 or eligibility for CRE101 as indicated by 

reading placement test score). CHM130 or higher or 1 yr of HS chemistry 

suggested not required. 






12090 PC TBA MW 9:00-10:15A 08/22-12/16 

J Sinner $25 

30110 DB225 MW 11:30-12:45P 08/22-12/16 H Rheinfelder $25 

12653 C206 TR 9:00-10:15A 08/23-12/16 H Rheinfelder $25 

12091 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

J Arle $25 


12654 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

J Arle $25 




30115 ONLINE BB TBA 09/13-12/16 

C Becton $25 



12446 DB224 MW 5:30- 6:45P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $25 

12447 DB224 TR 5:30- 6:45P 08/23-12/16 

A Carlo $25 

12448 DB224 S 9:00-11:50A 08/20-12/10 

Staff $25 


Physiology I 










12092 DB109 M 11:00- 1:50P 08/22-12/16 

J Sinner $25 

12861 DB109 T 8:00-10:50A 08/23-12/16 

J Hayashi $20 

30111 DB109 T 11:00- 1:50P 08/23-12/16 H Rheinfelder $25 

12656 DB109 T 2:00- 4:50P 08/23-12/16 

J Sinner $25 

12655 DB109 W 8:00-10:50A 08/24-12/16 H Rheinfelder $25 

12093 DB109 W 11:00- 1:50P 08/24-12/16 

J Sinner $25 

12862 DB109 R 8:00-10:50A 08/25-12/16 

J Hayashi $25 

12657 DB109 R 11:00- 1:50P 08/25-12/16 H Rheinfelder $25 

12094 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

J Arle $25 


12658 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

J Arle $25 


12659 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $25 


30116 ONLINE BB TBA 09/13-12/16 

C Becton $25 



12449 DB109 M 7:00- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $25 

12669 DB109 T 7:00- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 

A Carlo $25 

12450 DB109 W 7:00- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

Staff $25 

12670 DB109 R 7:00- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 

A Carlo $25 

12671 DB109 S 12:15- 2:45P 08/20-12/10 

Staff $25 

BIO202 Human Anatomy and Physiology II 4 

[SG] 







12863 C204 MW 9:00-10:15A 08/22-12/16 P Finkenstadt $25 

12096 DB224 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

J Sinner $25 

12660 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

C Becton $25 


12866 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

L Potter $25 


30103 ONLINE BB TBA 09/13-12/16 

L Potter $25 

#CLS conducted entirely online using Blackboard. 

30103 also must enroll in Class 30105. 

12451 C205 MW 5:30- 6:45P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $25 

12672 DB114 S 9:00-11:50A 08/20-12/10 

Staff $25 


Physiology II [SG] 







12864 DB114 M 11:00- 1:50P 08/22-12/16 P Finkenstadt $25 

12097 DB114 T 8:00-10:50A 08/23-12/16 

J Sinner $25 

12865 DB114 W 11:00- 1:50P 08/24-12/16 P Finkenstadt $25 

12098 DB114 R 8:00-10:50A 08/25-12/16 

J Sinner $25 

12099 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

C Becton $25 


12100 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

C Becton $25 


12867 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

L Potter $25 


12868 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

L Potter $25 


30105 ONLINE BB TBA 09/13-12/16 

L Potter $25 



12452 DB114 M 7:00- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $25 

12673 DB114 W 7:00- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

Staff $25 

12674 DB114 S 12:15- 2:45P 08/20-12/10 

Staff $25 










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fee 

BIO205 Microbiology [SG] 

4 










12661 DB224 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

R Cotter $25 

12101 DB201 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

M Rosati $25 

12453 DB201 MW 5:30- 6:45P 08/22-12/16 

C Kioski $25 

12797 DB201 S 8:00-10:50A 08/20-12/10 

C Kioski $25 

BIO205 Laboratory for Microbiology [SG] 

0 










12662 DB123 M 12:10- 3:00P 08/22-12/16 

R Cotter $50 

12102 DB123 T 12:10- 3:00P 08/23-12/16 

M Rosati $50 

12103 DB123 W 12:10- 3:00P 08/24-12/16 

R Cotter $50 

39822 DB123 R TBA 08/25-12/16 

M Rosati $50 

12675 DB123 M 7:00- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

C Kioski $50 

12676 DB123 W 7:00- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

C Kioski $50 

12798 DB123 S 11:30- 2:00P 08/20-12/10 

C Kioski $50 

Building Safety and 

Construction Technology (BLT) 



BLT120 Techniques of Building Inspection 3 


30070 E215 T 7:10- 9:40A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

BLT124 Designing for the Americans with 

3 

Disabilities Act (ADA) 


13050 E202 M 4:30- 7:00P 08/22-12/16 M Montgomery $0 

BLT201 Construction Management: Office 3 

Operations 

Prerequisites: DFT122, DFT126, GTC121 or permission of Instructor. 

30071 E215 M 4:30- 7:00P 08/22-12/16 

A Abboud $0 

BLT263AL Building Codes: IRC 

3 


13058 E211 R 7:10- 9:40P 08/25-12/16 M Montgomery $0 

Business & Personal Computers 

(BPC) 


Cindy Cloud 

BPC101AA Introduction To Computers I 

1 


13216 B225 T 11:30-12:30P 08/23-12/16 

J Dopp $15 

Class 13216 requires 1 hour per week regular Lab with time to be 

arranged. 

13184 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

J Dopp $15 


BPC110 Computer Usage And Applications [CS] 3 



All BPC110 Classes are taught using Microsoft Office Suite 2007 

which includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access. 

13186 B225 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 B Maynard $15 


arranged. 

13187 B225 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 B Maynard $15 


arranged. 

13229 B225 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

J Dopp $15 

13185 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

L Bush $15 






13213 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

I Avram $15 


13227 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

I Avram $15 


13228 ONLINE BB TBA 09/12-12/16 

J Dopp $15 


13230 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

I Avram $15 


38659 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 C Liebelt Garcia $15 


13206 B225 T 5:40- 8:30P 08/23-12/16 S Sherman $15 


arranged. 

13207 B225 W 7:10- 9:40P 08/25-12/16 C Liebelt Garcia $15 


arranged. 

BPC111AA Computer Keyboarding I 

1 


38660 B225 W 1:00- 2:40P 08/24-12/14 D DeCastro $0 

13190 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 D DeCastro $0 












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fee 



fee 




BPC135DK Word: Level I 

2 


38667 B225 M 1:00- 2:40P 08/22-12/12 

Staff $0 

13194 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

J Dopp $0 


38666 PC TBA W 7:00- 8:50P 08/24-12/14 

Staff $0 



Dianne Miller 

CWE198AA Career/Work Experience 

1 


38871 HC1 TBA 08/30-12/17 

F Amador $0 

13837 H119 T 4:00- 4:50P 08/23-12/16 

K Hilder $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 




James White 

CHM090 Preparation for Fundamental 

1 

Chemistry 



12105 C324 MW 12:00-12:50P 09/07-11/07 

S Light $5 

CHM107 Chemistry and Society [SQ] 

3 


12106 C324 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 J Arquette $0 

12604 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 K Costello $0 


CHM107LL Chemistry and Society Laboratory [SQ] 1 



12107 C301 M 1:00- 3:50P 08/22-12/16 J Arquette $20 

39302 C301 W 1:00- 3:50P 08/24-12/16 J Arquette $0 



CHM130 Fundamental Chemistry [SQ] 

3 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in CHM090, or MAT090, or MAT091, or 

MAT092, or MAT093, or MAT102, or (MAT103AA and MAT103AB), or satisfactory 

score on math placement exam. 


designation. 

12108 C324 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 Q Thacker $0 

12109 C324 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 Q Thacker $0 

12110 C329 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

S Lee $0 

39320 C320 MW 8:35- 9:50A 08/24-12/16 

S Light $0 

12969 DB329 MW 12:00- 1:20P 08/29-12/16 

Staff $0 

12916 C329 MW 1:00- 2:15P 08/22-12/16 

S Lee $0 

39948 C329 TR 10:05-11:20A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

12112 C324 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 M Lajavardi $0 

12111 C324 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 J Arquette $0 

Class 12111 designed for students who aspire toward careers in health, 

engineering, or science, but who experience math & science anxiety or 

feel under prepared. 

12994 C320 R 10:30-12:00P 08/25-12/16 J Arquette $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 12994 Hybrid incorporates both online & classroom activities. 



12454 TBA MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 A Mohamed $0 

12455 C324 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 Q Thacker $0 

12456 C324 S 9:00-12:00P 08/20-12/10 A Mohamed $0 

CHM130LL Fundamental Chemistry Laboratory 1 

[SQ] 



Both CHM130 and CHM130LL must be taken for Natural Sciences 

designation. 

12113 C329 M 2:30- 3:20P 08/22-12/16 

S Lee $25 

C306 M 3:30- 5:20P 

12114 C320 T 7:00- 7:50A 08/23-12/16 M Lajavardi $25 

C301 T 8:00- 9:50A 

12115 C320 T 9:00- 9:50A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $25 

C301 T 10:00-11:50A 

12116 C301 T 1:00- 1:50P 08/23-12/16 

S Lee $25 

C301 T 2:00- 3:50P 

12117 C324 T 2:30- 3:20P 08/23-12/16 J Arquette $25 

C306 T 3:30- 5:20P 

Class 12117 designed for students who aspire toward careers in health, 

engineering, or science, but who experience math & science anxiety or 

feel under prepared. 

39545 C301 W 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $20 

C301 W 10:00-11:50A 

39946 C320 W 12:00-12:50P 08/24-12/16 

Staff $20 

C306 W 1:00- 2:50P 

12968 PC TBA W 1:40- 2:30P 08/31-09/14 

Staff $25 

C306 W 2:40- 4:30P 

12918 C320 R 8:00- 8:50A 08/25-12/16 

Staff $25 

C306 R 9:00-10:50A 

12119 C320 R 9:00- 9:50A 08/25-12/16 

Staff $25 

C301 R 10:00-11:50A 

12120 C301 R 1:00- 1:50P 08/25-12/16 

Staff $25 

C301 R 2:00- 3:50P 

12917 C329 R 2:50- 3:40P 08/25-12/16 

Staff $25 

C309 R 3:50- 5:40P 

39544 C320 F 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $20 

C301 F 10:00-11:50A 

12457 PC TBA M 7:10- 8:00P 08/22-12/16 A Mohamed $25 

C301 M 8:10-10:00P 

12458 C324 T 7:10- 8:00P 08/23-12/16 Q Thacker $25 

C301 T 8:10-10:00P 

12459 C329 W 7:10- 8:00P 08/24-12/16 A Mohamed $25 

C306 W 8:10-10:00P 

12460 C324 R 7:10- 8:00P 08/25-12/16 Q Thacker $25 

C301 R 8:10-10:00P 










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fee 

12461 C324 S 1:00- 1:50P 08/20-12/10 A Mohamed $25 

C306 S 2:00- 3:50P 

CHM138 Chemistry for Allied Health 

3 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in CHM090; or one year of high school 

chemistry with a grade of "C" or better; or MAT092 or MAT102 or satisfactory 

score on placement exam. 

13043 C329 TR 7:35- 8:50A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

12462 C329 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 P McElligott $0 

CHM138LL Chemistry for Allied Health Lab 

1 



12463 C329 M 7:10- 8:00P 08/22-12/16 P McElligott $25 

C306 M 8:10-10:00P 

12919 C320 W 7:10- 8:00P 08/24-12/16 P McElligott $25 

C301 W 8:10-10:00P 


4 






PC Notes: Both Chm150 & Chm151LL must be taken for Natural Sciences 

designation.. 

38596 C329 MWF 8:40- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

S Lee $0 

38598 C324 MW 1:00- 2:40P 08/22-12/16 

E Ong $0 

38599 C324 MW 5:20- 7:00P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

38597 PC TBA TR 1:00- 2:40P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 


3 







designation. 



CHM151LL General Chemistry I Laboratory [SQ] 1 

Prerequisites: CHM130LL or permission of instructor. Prerequisites or 

Corequisites: CHM150 or CHM151. 

PC Notes: Special Fee Payable at Time of Registration. Both CHM151 and 


12124 C309 M 2:50- 3:40P 08/22-12/16 

E Ong $30 

C309 M 3:50- 5:40P 

12125 C329 T 9:00- 9:50A 08/23-12/16 

S Lee $30 

C309 T 10:00-11:50A 

12126 C329 T 2:50- 3:40P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $30 

C309 T 3:50- 5:40P 

12127 C329 W 2:50- 3:40P 08/24-12/16 

E Ong $30 

C309 W 3:50- 5:40P 

12811 C324 M 7:10- 8:00P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $30 

C309 M 8:10-10:00P 

12465 C324 W 7:10- 8:00P 08/24-12/16 

Staff $30 

C309 W 8:10-10:00P 

CHM152 General Chemistry II [SQ] 

3 

Prerequisites: CHM150 or CHM151 and CHM151LL. Completion of CHM150 or 

CHM151 and CHM151LL within the last two years recommended. 


designation. 

12849 C324 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

E Ong $0 

39319 C320 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

39943 PC TBA TR 7:35- 8:50A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

12466 C320 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

CHM152LL General Chemistry II Laboratory [SQ] 1 

Prerequisites: CHM151LL or permission of Instructor. Prerequisites or 




designation. 

12128 C324 T 9:00- 9:50A 08/23-12/16 

E Ong $35 

C306 T 10:00-11:50A 

39944 C329 R 9:00- 9:50A 08/25-12/16 

Staff $0 

C306 R 10:00-11:50A 

12129 C306 R 2:00- 3:50P 08/25-12/16 

E Ong $35 

C211 R 1:00- 1:50P 

12467 C320 T 7:10- 8:00P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $35 

C306 T 8:10-10:00P 

CHM230 Fundamental Organic Chemistry [SQ] 3 

Prerequisites: (CHM130 and CHM130LL), or (CHM150 or CHM151 and 

CHM151LL). Completion of (CHM130 and CHM130LL) or (CHM150 or CHM151 

and CHM151LL) within the last two years recommended. Course Note: 

CHM230 course content is designed to meet the needs of students in such 

areas as agriculture, home economics, nursing, pre-physician assistant, and 

physical education among others. 


designation. 

12468 C320 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

O Khdour $0 

CHM230LL Fundamental Organic Chemistry 

1 

Laboratory [SQ] 





designation. 

12469 C320 M 7:10- 8:00P 08/22-12/16 

O Khdour $30 

C310 M 8:10-10:00P 

CHM235 General Organic Chemistry I 

3 

Prerequisites: CHM152 and CHM152LL, or CHM154 and CHM154LL. Completion 

of (CHM152 and CHM152LL) or (CHM154 and CHM154LL) within the last two 

years recommended. 

PC Notes: CHM235 requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory class. 

12130 C329 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

J White $0 









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CHM235LL General Organic Chemistry I 

1 

Laboratory 




CHM235 requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory class. 

13041 C320 M 1:00- 3:30P 08/22-12/16 

J White $30 

C310 M 1:50- 4:50P 

12131 C320 W 1:00- 1:50P 08/24-12/16 

J White $30 

C310 W 2:00- 4:50P 

CHM236 General Organic Chemistry IIA 

3 

Prerequisites: CHM235 and CHM235LL. Completion of CHM235 and CHM235LL 

within the last two years recommended. 

PC Notes: CHM236 requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory class. 

12606 C320 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

J White $0 

12470 C329 TR 4:45- 6:00P 08/23-12/16 M Rajyaguru $0 

Chicana & Chicano Studies 

(CCS) 


Albert Celoza 

CCS101 Chicana and Chicano Studies [C, HU] 3 


12104 A105 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 T Sandoval $0 





CHM236LL General Organic Chemistry IIA 

1 

Laboratory 

Prerequisites: CHM235LL or equivalent. Prerequisites or Corequisites: CHM236. 



12607 PC TBA T 2:30- 3:20P 08/23-12/16 

J White $30 

PC TBA T 3:30- 6:20P 

12471 C329 R 6:10- 7:00P 08/25-12/16 M Rajyaguru $30 

C310 R 7:10-10:00P 

CHM238 General Organic Chemistry IIB 

3 

Prerequisites: CHM235 and CHM235LL. 

12686 C320 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

J White $0 

CHM238LL General Organic Chemistry IIB 

2 

Laboratory 

Prerequisites: CHM235LL or equivalent. Prerequisites or Corequisites: CHM238. 



12687 PC TBA TR 2:30- 3:20P 08/23-12/16 

J White $50 

PC TBA TR 3:30- 6:20P 

13042 PC TBA R 9:00-11:50A 08/25-12/16 

Staff $50 

CHM260 Fundamental Biochemistry 

3 

Prerequisites: CHM230 and CHM230LL, or CHM236 and CHM236LL, or CHM238 

and CHM238LL. Completion of CHM230 and CHM230LL, or CHM236 and 

CHM236LL, or CHM238 and CHM238LL within the last two years recommended. 

39321 PC TBA MW 3:30- 4:50P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

CFS106 Stress Management In The Family 1 



13171 DB329 S 8:30- 4:00P 08/27-09/10 

B Iversen $15 

CFS114 Working With The Hyperactive Child 1 



30085 DB329 S 8:30- 4:00P 11/12-11/19 

B Iversen $15 

CFS157 Marriage And Family Life [SB] 

3 



13146 DB329 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 A McKenzie $0 


Office, B263. 

CFS159 The Modern Family [SB] 

3 



13138 DB329 M 6:05- 8:45P 08/22-12/16 

B Iversen $10 

CFS176 Child Development [SB] 

3 



13147 DB329 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 A McKenzie $10 

13148 DB329 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 A McKenzie $10 

29975 DB329 R 3:30- 4:45P 08/25-12/16 A McKenzie $10 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


CFS181 Enhancing Infant And Toddler 

3 

Development 



29974 DB329 R 6:05- 8:45P 08/25-12/16 G McGinty $0 










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CFS182 Parenting The Early Adolescent: Ages 1 

Ten To Fourteen 



29973 DB329 S 8:30- 4:00P 12/03-12/10 

B Iversen $0 

CFS242 Curriculum Planning For Diversity [C] 3 

Prerequisites: CFS/ECH176. 


29977 DB329 T 6:05- 8:45P 08/23-12/16 

J Gilbert $0 

CFS256 Management In The Family 

3 



29976 DB329 W 6:05- 8:45P 08/24-12/16 M Strauss $0 

CFS271 Arranging the Environment 

1 



30083 DB221 S 8:30- 4:00P 10/01-10/08 G McGinty $15 

CFS275 Literacy Development and the Young 1 

Child 



25636 DB331 S 8:30- 4:00P 10/29-11/05 

C Forte $0 

CFS277 Adult-Adolescent Interaction 

3 



13150 A204 S 8:30- 4:00P 10/01-11/05 

B Iversen $10 

CFS263 Child And Family Studies Seminar 1 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Corequisites: CFS264AA 

or CFS264AB or CFS264AC, initial enrollment in internship module. 


13139 A201 S 8:45-12:00P 08/20-12/10 A McKenzie $15 

Class 13139 Child & Family Studies Seminar has 1 required class 

orientation meeting on Saturday, Aug 20, 8:45A-12:00P. 

Students must also be registered for CFS264 (AA, AB, or AC) Internship 

& have an approved internship placement. 

Goals for Internship will be approved and a self-study assignment 

packet will be distributed. 

There is 1 other class meeting (TBA). 

Students not attending orientation will be automatically withdrawn. 

To enroll for Seminar & Internship sections, students must have signed 

permission from Alverta McKenzie, CFS Program Director of Child & 

Family Studies, 602.285.7292 or 602.285.7287. 

CFS264AA Child And Family Studies Internship 1 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Corequisites: CFS263, 

when initially enrolled in CFS264AA or CFS264AB or CFS264AC module. 

Course Note: CFS264AA may be repeated for a total of six (6) credit hours. 


13079 PC TBA TBA 08/20-10/12 C Chamberlin $15 

Class 13079 Internship for CDA Assessment Preparation. 

13080 PC TBA TBA 10/15-12/07 C Chamberlin $15 

Class 13080 Internship for CDA Assessment Preparation. 

13134 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 A McKenzie $15 

CFS281 Adolescent School Success 

1 



13149 DB221 S 8:30- 4:00P 09/10-09/24 

L Medina $10 

CFS290AA Child Abuse: Identification And 

1 

Reporting In Child Care Settings 



13111 DB329 SU 8:30- 4:00P 10/15-10/16 M Strauss $10 

Civil Engineering Technology 

(CET) 



CET101 Surveying I 

3 

Prerequisites: DFT107, or GTC/MET108, or MAT182, or MAT187, or equivalent, 

or permission of Department or Division. 


CET101 requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory class. 

13051 E202 R 4:30- 7:00P 08/25-12/16 

J Rose $0 


CFS264AB Child And Family Studies Internship 2 



Course Note: CFS264AB may be repeated for a total of six (6) credit hours. 


CFS264AC Child And Family Studies Internship 3 



Course Note: CFS264AC may be repeated for a total of six (6) credit hours. 


CET101 Laboratory for Surveying I 

0 

Prerequisites: DFT107, or GTC/MET108, or MAT182, or MAT187, or equivalent, 

or permission of Department or Division. 



13052 E202 S 12:10- 5:10P 08/27-12/10 

J Rose $35 

Class 13052 meets alternating Saturdays beginning Aug 27, 2011. 

CET102 Surveying II 

3 

Prerequisites: CET101 or permission of Department or Division. 



13053 E202 T 4:30- 7:00P 08/23-12/16 

J Rose $0 









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CET102 Laboratory for Surveying II 

0 




13054 E202 S 7:00-12:00P 08/27-12/10 

J Rose $35 

Class 13054 meets alternating Saturdays beginning Aug 27, 2011. 

CET150 Introduction To Geodesy And Map 3 

Projections 

Prerequisites: (CET102 and MAT182) or permission of Department or Division. 

30079 E219 W 4:30- 7:00P 08/24-12/16 

B Fisher $0 

CET171 Construction Contracts 

3 


30081 E213 R 7:10- 9:40P 08/25-12/16 J Lieberman $0 

CET202 Boundary Control And Legal Principles 3 

II 


13055 E219 R 4:30- 7:00P 08/25-12/16 

D Schlief $0 

CET211 Strength Of Materials 

3 

Prerequisites: DFT107, or ELT102, or (MAT151 and MAT182), or MAT187, or 

equivalent, or permission of Department or Division. 

30082 E202 W 4:30- 7:00P 08/24-12/16 

J Erion Jr $0 

CET250 Public Land Survey System 

3 

Prerequisites: CET102 and CET201. 

13066 E219 M 4:30- 7:00P 08/22-12/16 

J Todaro $0 



Dianne Miller 

COM100 Introduction to Human Communication 3 

[SB] 


13694 H102 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

W King $0 

13695 H112 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 R Richardson $0 

13696 H112 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 R Richardson $0 

13697 H112 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 R Richardson $0 

13698 PC TBA MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

13699 H105 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

C Bolton $0 


Office, B263. 

. 

13700 H102 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

W King $0 

13701 H112 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

K Bullock $0 

13702 H112 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

K Bullock $0 

25650 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/16 M Abuhannoud $0 


25651 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/16 M Abuhannoud $0 


13714 H105 M 6:50- 9:30P 08/22-12/16 R Randon $0 

13715 H102 TR 5:30- 6:45P 08/23-12/16 

J Linde $0 

13716 H105 T 6:50- 9:30P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

13736 H105 R 5:15- 8:30P 09/15-12/15 

B Edson $0 

COM110 Interpersonal Communication [SB] 3 


13703 H105 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 L Galloway $0 

13704 H105 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 L Galloway $0 

13705 H102 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 L Galloway $0 

39868 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 


13717 H102 M 6:50- 9:30P 08/22-12/16 

P Tibbles $0 

13718 H112 T 4:00- 6:40P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

COM110AA Interpersonal Communication Part I 1 

[SB] 


13724 T101 TR 1:30- 2:20P 10/18-12/15 

Staff $0 

COM120 Pronunciation of American Speech 3 


13706 H105 TR 11:30-12:50P 08/30-12/16 

C Bolton $0 

Class 13706 for improvement of pronunciation and idiom skills for 

non-native English speakers. 

COM225 Public Speaking [L] 

3 



13707 H102 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 B Kruckenberg $5 

13708 H109 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 L Galloway $5 

13709 H102 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

E O'Brien $5 


Office, B263. 

13719 H102 MW 3:55- 5:10P 08/22-12/16 

E O'Brien $5 

13710 H109 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 L Galloway $5 

39869 H109 TR 5:30- 6:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

13720 H102 T 6:55- 9:35P 08/23-12/16 

J Linde $5 

COM230 Small Group Communication [SB] 3 


13711 H102 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

W King $0 

25648 H109 MWF 9:00- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

13721 H112 MW 5:30- 6:45P 08/22-12/16 

K Bullock $0 

COM259 Communication in Business and 

3 

Professions 


13722 H112 T 6:50- 9:30P 08/23-12/16 

P Tibbles $0 










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Computer Information Systems 

(CIS) 


Cindy Cloud 






CIS105 Survey of Computer Information 

3 

Systems [CS] 



All CIS105 classes require one additional hour per week regular lab 

with the time to be arranged. 

12133 B302 MW 7:00- 7:50A 08/22-12/16 K Williams II $25 

B307 F 7:00- 7:50A 

12135 B302 MW 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 O Carnahan $25 

B307 F 9:00- 9:50A 

12136 B328 MW 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

S Hathy $25 

B323 F 9:00- 9:50A 

12137 B302 MW 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 G Simpson $25 

B307 F 10:00-10:50A 

12141 B328 MW 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

D Stark $25 


Office, B263 

. 

12837 B302 MW 12:00-12:50P 08/22-12/16 O Carnahan $25 

B323 F 12:00-12:50P 

12134 B307 M 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 G Simpson $25 

B308 WF 8:00- 8:50A 

12839 B307 M 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

S Hathy $25 

PC TBA WF 10:00-10:50A 

12139 B323 M 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

S Hathy $25 

B306 WF 11:00-11:50A 

12138 B306 MF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

D King $25 

B307 W 10:00-10:50A 

12140 B308 MF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

D King $25 

B323 W 11:00-11:50A 

12142 B302 T 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

D Stark $25 

B206 R 8:30- 9:45A 


Office, B263. 

12148 B307 T 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 O Carnahan $25 

B306 R 11:30-12:45P 

12149 B302 T 2:00- 3:15P 08/23-12/08 

S Hathy $25 

B323 R 2:00- 3:15P 

38681 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/16 

D Stark $25 


38683 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/16 

D Stark $25 


38671 B323 M 4:15- 5:30P 08/22-12/16 D Staudacher $25 

B306 W 4:15- 5:30P 

12472 B323 M 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 D Staudacher $25 

B306 W 5:40- 6:55P 

38669 B327 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

N Rouse $25 

12473 B302 T 4:15- 5:30P 08/23-12/16 

N Barnes $25 

B323 R 4:15- 5:30P 

12474 B302 T 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

N Barnes $25 

B323 R 5:40- 6:55P 

12475 B302 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $25 

12476 B308 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 D Staudacher $25 

12477 B306 S 9:00-12:00P 09/10-12/10 

S Edgar $25 

CIS114AE Excel: Level I 

1 


38664 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Tolino $0 


38665 ONLINE BB TBA 10/17-12/16 

S Tolino $0 


CIS114DE Excel Spreadsheet 

3 



38668 B323 T 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/13 

D Stark $25 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 38668 hybrid incorporates both online & Classroom activities. 

12478 B323 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 D McCusker $25 

CIS117DM Microsoft Access: Database 

3 

Management 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Combines the contents of BPC/CIS117AM 

and BPC/CIS117BM and BPC/CIS117CM. 


12479 B323 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 D McCusker $25 

CIS120DF Computer Graphics: Adobe Photoshop 3 



12480 B307 S 9:00-12:00P 09/10-12/10 

J Sparks $25 


. 

12143 B307 T 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

D King $25 

B317 R 8:30- 9:45A 

12144 B317 T 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

A Battle $25 

B307 R 8:30- 9:45A 

12145 B323 T 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

D King $25 

B306 R 10:00-11:15A 

12146 B307 T 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

S Hathy $25 

B302 R 10:00-11:15A 

12147 B328 T 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 G Simpson $25 

B307 R 10:00-11:15A 

CIS133DA Internet/Web Development Level I 

3 



12150 B307 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

A Battle $25 

38672 B307 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/13 

D King $25 

12481 B307 R 5:40- 8:20P 08/25-12/16 J Helterbran $25 








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CIS162AD C#: Level I [CS] 

3 



12833 B206 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 G Simpson $25 

B302 F 9:00- 9:50A 

12483 B206 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 

J Sparks $25 

Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) 




CIS166 Web Scripting/Programming 

3 

Prerequisites: BPC/CIS133CA, or BPC/CIS133DA, or permission of the 

Instructor. 


38673 B328 R 7:10- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 

Staff $25 

CIS235 E-Commerce 

3 

Prerequisites: BPC/CIS133CA, or BPC/CIS133DA, or permission of the 

Instructor. 


12845 B307 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

N Rouse $25 

CIS250 Management of Information Systems 3 

Prerequisites: CIS105. 


12484 B306 R 7:00-10:00P 09/08-12/16 

S Edgar $25 

CIS276DA MySQL Database 

3 


38674 B206 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/20-12/16 

J Sparks $0 

CIS290AA Computer Information Systems 

1 

Internship 

Prerequisites: Permission of Instructor. 


12151 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D King $0 



CIS290AB Computer Information Systems 

2 

Internship 



12152 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D King $0 



CIS290AC Computer Information Systems 

3 

Internship 



12153 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D King $0 



CAD100 Fundamentals of 2D Autocad 

3 



Autocad 2012 software is used.. 

13067 E220 MW 11:00- 1:30P 08/22-12/16 

D Dorr $35 

30072 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

D Dorr $35 


13064 E220 MW 4:30- 7:00P 08/22-12/16 

G Eroe $35 

CAD167 Architectural Drawings (REVIT) I: 

3 

Residential CAD 

Prerequisites: (ARC251 or CAD145) or permission of Department or Division. 

CAD255 recommended. 


Revit Architecture 2012 software is used.. 

13068 E220 TR 8:00-10:30A 08/23-12/16 

J Mireles $35 

30073 E220 TR 4:30- 7:00P 08/23-12/16 M Montgomery $35 

CAD186 Site Development I 

3 

Prerequisites: CAD145 or permission of Instructor. 


Microstation software is used. 

30074 E220 MW 7:10- 9:40P 08/22-12/16 

J Erion Jr $35 

CAD215 Three-Dimensional Autocad Modeling 3 

Prerequisites: (CAD101 and CAD100) or permission of Instructor. 


Autocad 2012 software is used. 

13074 E220 S 8:00- 1:20P 08/20-12/10 M Wakefield $35 

CAD256 CAD Customization and Management 3 

Prerequisites:CAD215 or DFT254AA or permission of Department or Division. 


Autocad 2012 software is used. 

13075 DB136 S 8:00- 1:20P 08/20-12/10 S Peebles $35 

CAD267 Architectural Drawings (REVIT) II: 

3 

Commercial CAD 

Prerequisites: CAD167 or permission of Department or Division. 


Revit Architecture 2012 software is used. 

13069 E220 TR 8:00-10:30A 08/23-12/16 

J Mireles $35 

30076 E220 TR 4:30- 7:00P 08/23-12/16 M Montgomery $35 










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CNS101 Construction And Culture [G, H, HU] 3 


13056 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

D Dorr $0 


CNS175 Working Drawing Analysis: Blueprint 3 

Reading 



13078 E201 TR 8:00-10:30A 08/23-10/11 

Staff $35 

Class 13078 8-week class. 

13070 E202 M 7:10- 9:40P 08/22-12/16 

A Abboud $35 

CNS180 Building Construction Methods, 

3 

Materials, And Equipment 


13059 E202 T 7:10- 9:40P 08/23-12/16 J Lieberman $0 

CNS205 Sustainable Construction/LEED 

3 

Certification 


13071 E219 W 7:10- 9:40P 08/24-12/16 

J Garrido $0 





CPD102AB Career Exploration 

2 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: CPD102AB may be repeated for a total of 

six (6) credit hours. 


12154 HC1 MW 11:00-11:55A 08/29-12/07 

M Lowe $20 

12155 HC1 TR 10:00-10:55A 08/30-12/06 

A Villegas $20 


12910 ONLINE BB TBA 08/29-12/16 

M Rogers $20 


CPD102AD Eliminating Self-Defeating Behavior 2 



12156 HC1 MW 9:00- 9:55A 08/29-12/16 

L Clark Jr $10 

CPD102AH Stress Management 

2 


12737 H113 TR 11:30-12:35P 09/06-12/06 

E Chavez $0 

CPD102AS Conflict Resolution 

2 


12998 A101 S 9:00- 4:00P 10/15-10/29 

M Macias $8 

ALT DELVRY 

TBA 

Class 12998 Out of class assignments & projects are required. 

Information is provided in Class. 


CPD103BE Native American Cultural Pride And 2 

Awareness 


12485 ALT DELVRY TBA 08/30-12/16 P McIntyre $0 

Class 12485 Alternate Delivery. 

Out of class projects and or assignments are required & information is 

provided in class. 

CPD150 Strategies For College Success 

3 



12925 E211 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 J Hammon $20 

12926 E215 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 J Hammon $20 

12158 E116 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 K Johnson $20 

12740 H109 MW 8:30- 9:50A 08/22-12/07 

F Amador $20 

30433 PC TBA MW 9:00-10:30A 09/12-12/16 

Staff $20 

12742 PC TBA MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $20 

12882 PSB15 MW 10:00-11:25A 09/07-12/16 

B Burns $20 

12741 PC TBA MW 11:00-12:20P 08/29-12/16 

Staff $20 

12890 PC TBA MW 11:00-12:20P 08/29-12/16 

Staff $20 

12900 PSB15 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

B Burns $20 

12157 E105 TR 8:30- 9:50A 08/30-12/08 

K Voth $20 

12880 PSB17 TR 8:30- 9:50A 08/30-12/08 K Johnson $20 

12927 PC TBA TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $20 

12743 E105 TR 10:00-11:20A 08/23-12/08 

K Voth $20 

12881 PSB17 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 K Johnson $20 

12891 E211 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 M Weissfeld $20 

12744 E105 TR 11:30-12:50P 08/30-12/16 

K Voth $20 

12928 PC TBA TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $20 

30434 PC TBA TR 1:00- 2:35P 09/06-12/08 

Staff $20 

30431 ONLINE BB TBA 08/23-12/16 

E Chavez $20 


12895 E105 MW 4:15- 5:30P 08/22-12/16 J Garcia III $20 

12745 E105 MW 5:40- 7:00P 08/29-12/16 J Garcia III $20 

12894 PC TBA MW 7:10- 8:30P 08/29-12/16 

Staff $20 

12893 E115 TR 4:15- 5:30P 08/23-12/16 J Dolson-Andrews $20 

12746 E115 TR 5:40- 7:00P 08/30-12/16 J Dolson-Andrews $20 

12817 B105 TR 7:10- 8:30P 08/30-12/16 

M Dutson $20 

12818 PC TBA S 9:00-12:00P 09/03-12/10 

Staff $20 

CPD160 Introduction To Multiculturalism [C] 3 



12486 A101 S 9:00- 4:00P 09/10-10/08 P McIntyre $5 

ALT DELVRY 

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12983 A101 S 9:00- 4:00P 11/05-12/10 P McIntyre $5 

ALT DELVRY 

TBA 






Note: This schedule is subject to change. Students interested in the 

Creative Writing Certificate program or courses should contact Dr. 

Etchart at 602.285.7378. 

Sara Rassas 

CRW120 Introduction to Writing Children's 

3 

Literature 


30276 C206 R 6:00- 8:30P 08/25-12/16 

Staff $0 

CRW150 Introduction to Creative Writing 

3 


12788 B125 TR 12:00- 1:15P 08/23-12/16 

H John $0 

12488 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

L Miller $0 


12487 B102 M 6:00- 8:40P 08/22-12/05 

J Kibler $0 

CRW160 Introduction to Writing Poetry 

3 


12789 ONLINE BB TBA 08/29-12/16 

J Berlin $0 


12787 A201 T 6:00- 8:40P 08/23-12/16 

H John $0 

Class 12787 emphasizes musical aspects of poetry, including rap and 

slam and song writing. 

CRW170 Introduction to Writing Fiction 

3 


12489 A201 W 12:00- 2:30P 09/14-12/07 J Bellspiegel $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


CRW180 Introduction to Writing Nonfiction 

3 


12620 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/05 

S Meyn $0 


Class 12620 focus is on Journal writing as the starting point for all 

genres of Creative Writing. 

30097 B102 W 6:00- 8:40P 08/24-12/14 J Bommersbach $0 

Class 30097 focus is on finding story ideas, research techniques, 

interviewing strategies, background development, and compelling 

story-telling. The class combines lectures, discussion and workshops to 

develop marketable quality material. 

CRW200 Readings for Writers 

1 


PC Notes: Students must contact Instructor first week of classes. 

12159 ONLINE BB TBA 08/30-11/29 

C Flynn $0 


12160 PC TBA TBA 08/30-11/29 

J Allen $0 

12814 PC TBA TBA 08/30-11/29 

L Miller $0 

12901 PC TBA TBA 08/30-11/29 P Zaccardo $0 

CRW201 Portfolio 

1 

Prerequisites: Acceptance to Creative Writing(CRW) program, completion of 

nine (9) credit hours of CRW course work, or permission of Program 

Coordinator. Course Note: CRW201 may be repeated for a total of two (2) 

credit hours. 

12161 PC TBA TBA 08/30-11/29 

J Allen $0 

CRW271 Topics in Writing: Fiction 

3 


39859 OSW102 W 6:00- 8:30P 08/20-12/16 

C Test $0 

Class 39859 designed to help students take a mass of accumulated 

pages & turn them into a novel. For more information & to obtain 

permission, contact Instructor at mailto:caroltest@gmail.com. 

39674 OSW102 R 6:00- 8:30P 08/25-12/16 

J Sallis $0 

Class 39674 advanced writing course for students having completed 

CRW272-274. For more information, contact Instructor at 

mailto:jimsallis@aol.com. 

CRW272 Planning and Structuring the Novel 3 


12929 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 L Edgeton $0 

Class 12929 for information about obtaining permission, contact 

Instructor at butchedgerton@comcast.net . 


30134 A201 M 6:00- 8:30P 08/22-12/16 

J Sallis $0 

30133 PC TBA S TBA 08/20-12/16 

C Flynn $0 

HYBRID BB S TBA 


In-class meeting is discussed at first class meeting on Saturday, Aug 

20. 

For information about obtaining permission, contact Instructor at 

crwpapers@cox.net. 

CRW274 Revising the Novel 

3 


30275 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 L Edgeton $0 


CRW290 Intermediate Screenwriting 

3 


39860 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 M Viquesney $0 


CRW190 Introduction to Screenwriting 

3 


30104 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 M Viquesney $0 











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Dianne Miller 

DAE104 Preventive Dentistry 

2 

Prerequisites: Admission to the Dental Assisting Program or permission of 

Instructor. Corequisites: DAE101, DAE102, DAE106, DAE107, DAE/DHE114, 

DAE/DHE122, DAE/DHE203, and DAE/DHE204, or permission of Instructor. 


12165 R133 TBA 08/22-12/16 

Staff $45 

CRE101 College Critical Reading [L] 

3 

Prerequisites:(ENG101 or ENG107) and (appropriate reading placement score or 

grade of C or better in RDG091.) 


13761 H209 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 

B Bruner $5 

13762 H117 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 

D Miller $5 


Office, B263. 

13763 E211 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

C Ortega $5 

25635 PC TBA MW 11:00-12:50P 10/17-12/16 

Staff $5 

13765 H209 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 R Sandoval $5 

13819 H202 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

C Ortega $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

13801 H117 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 R Sandoval $5 

"CLS" Career Themed. 

13764 ONLINE BB TBA 09/06-12/16 R Sandoval $5 


13766 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

B Bruner $5 


13767 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

B Bruner $5 


13786 H117 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13787 H117 MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 A McMahon $5 

13788 H116 R 7:10- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 

A Castillo $5 

Dental Assisting Education 

(DAE) 


For information regarding the Dental Assisting Program courses, 

please contact Rita Perry, 602.285.7326 or Ted Bland 602.285.7862. 

Deb Kappes 

DAE101 Preclinical Dental Assisting 

2 





12162 R133 TBA 08/24-12/16 

Staff $35 

DAE102 Preclinical Dental Assisting Laboratory 1 



DAE122, DAE/DHE203, and DAE/DHE204, or permission of Instructor. 


12163 R145 TBA 08/23-12/16 

Staff $75 

12164 R145 TBA 08/25-12/16 

Staff $75 

DAE106 Clinical Dental Assisting 

4 





12166 R124 TBA 08/23-12/16 

Staff $35 

DAE107 Clinical Dental Assisting Laboratory 2 





12167 R145 TBA 08/22-12/16 

Staff $100 

12168 R145 TBA 08/23-12/16 

Staff $100 

DAE140 Dental Issues Seminar 

1 

Prerequisites: A grade of "C" or better in DAE101, DAE102, DAE104, DAE106, 

DAE107, DAE/DHE114, DAE/DHE122, DAE/DHE203, and DAE/DHE204. 

Corequisites: DAE/DHE124, DAE131, DAE144, DAE145, DAE151, DAE224, 

DAE225, DAE226, DAE227, and DAE228. 


12169 R124 TBA 08/24-12/16 

Staff $20 

DAE144 Pharmacology 

1 

Prerequisites: Admission to the Dental Assisting Prgrm or permission of 

Instructor, DAE/DHE101, DAE102, DAE104, DAE106, DAE107, DAE/DHE114, 

DAE/DHE203, DAE/DHE204, or permission of Instructor. Coreq:DAE/DHE124, 

DAE131, DAE140, DAE145, DAE151, DAE224-228 


12170 R124 TBA 08/24-12/16 

Staff $20 

DAE145 Oral Pathology 

2 

Prerequisites: (Admission to Dental Assisting Prg or permission of instructor), 

DAE101, DAE102, DAE104, DAE106, DAE107, DAE/DHE114, DAE/DHE203, 

and DAE/DHE204, or permission of instructor. Corequisites: DAE/DHE124, 

DAE131, DAE140, DAE144, DAE151,&224-228 


12171 R124 TBA 08/24-12/16 

Staff $20 

DAE151 Survey Of Dental Office Management 2 

Prerequisites: DAE101, DAE102, DAE104, DAE106, DAE107, DAE/DHE114, 

DAE/DHE122, DAE/DHE 203, and DAE/DHE204, or permission of instructor. 


DAE226, DAE227, and DAE228, or permission of instru 


12172 PC TBA TBA 08/24-12/16 

Staff $20 

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DAE203 Dental Materials 

2 

Prerequisites: (Admission to the Dental Assisting or Dental Hygiene Programs), 

or permission of instructor. Corequisites: DAE204. 

30066 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

30067 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

DAE204 Dental Materials Laboratory 

1 

Prerequisites: (Admission to the Dental Assisting or Dental Hygiene Programs) 

or permission of instructor. Corequisites: DAE203. 

30068 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

30069 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

Dental Hygiene Education 

(DHE) 


For more information regarding the Dental Hygiene Program 

courses please contact Maria Fidazzo, 602.285.7329 or Ted Bland, 

602.285.7862. 

Deb Kappes 


DAE224 General Clinical Practice 

1 






12173 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $20 

DAE225 Pediatric Clinical Practice 

1 






12174 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $20 

DAE226 Periodontal Clinical Practice 

1 






12175 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $20 

DAE227 Orthodontic Clinical Practice 

1 






12176 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $20 

DAE228 Oral And Maxillofacial Surgery Clinical 1 

Practice 


DAE107, DAE/DHE114, DAE/DHE122, DAE/DHE203, and DAE/DHE204, 


DAE224, DAE225 DAE226, and DAE227. 


12177 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $20 

DHE115 Emergency Medicine 

2 

Prerequisites: Admission to the Dental Hygiene Program. 


12952 R124 M 9:30-11:20A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $10 

DHE117 Dental Radiography 

2 

Prerequisites: Admission to the Dental Hygiene Program or permission of 

Instructor. 


12954 R124 T 1:00- 2:50P 08/23-12/16 

L Garcia $25 

DHE120 Pre-Clinical Dental Hygiene 

6 


Instructor. 


12178 R133 TR 7:30- 8:45A 08/23-12/16 K Anderson $2,200 

R145 TR 9:00-12:00P 

R124 R 1:40- 4:30P 

12179 R133 TR 7:30- 8:45A 08/23-12/16 C Catizone $2,200 

R145 TR 9:00-12:00P 

R124 R 1:40- 4:30P 

DHE121 Dental Anatomy, Embryology and 

2 

Histology 

Prerequisites: Admission to the Dental Hygiene Program. 


12953 R133 M 2:00- 3:50P 08/22-12/16 K Christen $10 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


DHE125 Dental Radiography Laboratory 

1 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: (DHE117 and admission to the Dental Hygiene 

Program) or permission of instructor. 


12181 XRAY LAB F 8:00-10:50A 08/26-12/16 

L Garcia $175 

12182 XRAY LAB F 8:00-10:50A 08/26-12/16 

Staff $175 

12180 XRAY LAB F 11:50- 2:40P 08/26-12/16 

L Garcia $175 

12663 XRAY LAB F 11:50- 2:40P 08/26-12/16 

Staff $175 

DHE127 Prevention Of Dental Disease 

3 


Instructor. 


12183 R124 M 8:30- 9:20A 08/22-12/16 C Catizone $20 

R124 W 8:00- 9:50A 


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DHE201 Dental Materials 

2 


instructor. Corequisites: DHE202. 


12949 R124 F 9:00-10:50A 08/26-12/16 

A Coronel $25 

DHE202 Dental Materials Laboratory 

1 


instructor. Corequisites: DHE201. 


12950 R124 F 11:20- 2:00P 08/26-12/16 

A Coronel $75 

12951 R124 F 1:00- 3:50P 08/26-12/16 P Esparza $75 

Early Childhood Education 

(ECH) 


Dianne Miller 

ECH270 Observing Young Children 

1 


30438 DB329 S 8:30- 4:00P 09/17-09/24 G McGinty $0 

DHE212 Dental Hygiene Theory II 

2 

Prerequisites: DHE132 and DHE133 and admission to the Dental Hygiene 

Program. Corequisites: DHE213. 


12184 R133 R 10:30-12:20P 08/25-12/16 

L Riedel $10 


Office, B263. 

DHE213 Dental Hygiene Clinic II 

5 

Prerequisites: DHE132 and DHE133 and admission to the Dental Hygiene 

Program. Corequisites: DHE212. 


12185 R145 MW 8:30- 5:00P 08/22-12/16 

L Riedel $775 

12186 R145 MW 8:30- 5:00P 08/22-12/16 M Burman $775 

12187 R145 MW 8:30- 5:00P 08/22-12/16 M Fidazzo $775 

12188 R145 MW 9:00- 5:30P 08/22-12/16 

B Adam $775 

DHE225 Periodontics 

3 


Instructor. 


12189 R124 T 8:00- 9:50A 08/23-12/16 K Christen $10 

R133 R 1:40- 2:30P 

DHE227 Dental Anesthesia 

1 

Prerequisites: DHE119 and current CPR certification. Corequisites: DHE227 lab 

course. 

12194 R133 R 9:00-10:15A 08/25-12/16 

D Kappes $0 

12491 R124 T 6:00- 7:30P 10/04-12/06 A Feugate $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

DHE227 Dental Anesthesia Laboratory 

1 

Prerequisites: DHE119 and current CPR certification. Corequisites: DHE227 

lecture course. 


12190 R145 T 1:30- 4:20P 08/23-12/16 C Johnson $25 

12191 R133 T 1:30- 4:20P 08/23-12/16 

D Kappes $25 

12192 R145 T 1:30- 4:20P 08/23-12/16 

A Coronel $25 

12193 R145 T 1:30- 4:20P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $25 

Early Education (EED) 


Dianne Miller 

EED205 The Developing Child: Prenatal to Age 3 

Eight [SB] 


25642 PC TBA W 5:40- 8:20P 08/25-12/16 

Staff $0 



ECN211 and ECN212 are not sequential courses. ECN212 may be 

taken before, after, or in the same semester as ECN211. 

Albert Celoza 

ECN211 Macroeconomic Principles [SB] 

3 


12198 A204 MW 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 R Bromley $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


12196 A204 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 R Bromley $0 


Office, B263. 

12197 A106 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 R Bromley $0 

12747 A106 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 R Bromley $0 

12199 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/17 

S Thorpe $0 




12200 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-10/15 

S Thorpe $0 




12608 ONLINE BB TBA 10/24-12/17 

S Thorpe $0 




25710 ONLINE BB TBA 09/06-12/17 

S Thorpe $0 




12964 A204 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 R Pfefferbaum $0 







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ECN212 Microeconomic Principles [SB] 

3 


12201 PC TBA MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 R Bromley $0 

12202 PC TBA MW 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 R Bromley $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


12758 PC TBA TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 R Bromley $0 

12203 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/17 

S Thorpe $0 




12703 ONLINE BB TBA 10/24-12/17 

S Thorpe $0 




12963 A204 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 R Pfefferbaum $0 

Class 12963 available for Honors credit. Visit Honors Coordinator for 

information, B263. 



Dianne Miller 

EDU220 Introduction to Serving English 

3 

Language Learners (ELL) 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Approved school-based practicum is 

required. EDU220 incorporates the 45-clock hour curricular framework for 

provisional SEI endorsement through the Arizona Department of Education. 

25641 PC TBA TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

13924 A110 R 7:10- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 

Staff $0 

EDU221 Introduction To Education [SB] 

3 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Requires minimum of 30 hours of field 

experience in elementary or secondary classroom environment. 

13862 A110 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

13864 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 


13875 A106 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

EDU222 Introduction To The Exceptional 

3 

Learner [C, SB] 


13863 PC TBA TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

13881 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 


13886 A110 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

EDU250 Teaching And Learning In The 

3 



13027 CNTRL HS M 3:30- 6:30P 09/12-11/14 

Staff $0 

13913 ONLINE BB TBA 09/24-11/20 

S Wells $0 


EDU291 Children's Literature [HU] 

3 


PC Notes: EDU291 is also offered as ENH291 (Children's Literature).. 

ENH291 also offered as EDU291 (Children's Literature). 

13906 B321 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

L Miller $0 

13905 PC TBA W 6:00- 8:50P 08/24-12/16 

Staff $0 

EDU292 The Art of Storytelling [C, HU] 

3 



EDU292 also offered as HUM292 and STO292 (The Art of 

Storytelling). 

HUM292 also offered as EDU292 and STO292 (The Art of 


STO292 also offered as EDU292 and HUM292 (The Art of 


13889 PC TBA MW 3:55- 5:10P 08/22-12/16 

C Bolton $5 

13888 H105 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

C Bolton $5 


(EMT) 


Rick Wilson 

EMT101 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation/Basic 0.50 

Cardiac Life Support 



14029 PSB15 S 9:00- 5:30P 12/10-12/10 J McCardle $50 

38589 PSB24 S 9:00- 5:30P 08/20-08/20 J McCardle $50 

EDU230 Cultural Diversity In Education [C] 3 


13920 A111 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

R Walker $0 

13865 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

R Walker $0 


13876 A110 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 










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EMT104 Basic Emergency Medical Technology 8 

Prerequisites:At least 18 yrs prior to applying to BLS Trng Prg per ARS & have 

current valid-BLS Hlth Care Prov/Pro. Rescuer.9th grd lvl Rdg prof. on 

Nelson-Denney or Rdg plc score; prf of TB test or xray w/neg. rslts w/in 6 mos; 

Rubella/Rubeola immunity 


The following requirements must be acknowledged at the time of 

registration. 

Be at least 17 1/2 yrs of age. 

Provide a photo copy of reading competency of one of the 

following: 

- ASSET 36 or above 

- COMPASS 70 or above 

- NELSON DENNEY 9.0 or above 

- ACCUPLACER 62 or above 

- AIMS reading score of 708 or above 

- CRE 081 with a grade of C or above 

- Associate/Bachelor/Master degree from an accredited college 

Register for EMT101 (CPR) or provide a copy of your current CPR 

card at Healthcare Provider level or Professional Rescuer level. A 

copy of a valid CPR card must be provided on or before 1st day of 

EMT104 class. CPR must be good through the duration of the EMT 

course. Physical exam and immunization forms (with copies 

attached) must be completed and turned in to the EMT/FSC 

Department on or before 1st day of EMT104 class. The physical 

form AND TB test (with negative results) cannot be older than 6 

months. Incomplete forms will not be accepted. You must bring all 

required paperwork to the EMT/FSC Department on or before the 1st 

day of EMT104 class. Missing or incomplete documents constitutes 

an automatic withdraw from the course with a 100% refund. The 

cost of Drug screens and fingerprint clearance cards cannot be 

refunded. 

14030 PSB24 MW 9:00- 1:00P 08/22-12/16 D Sanchez $100 

30179 PSB15 MW 3:55- 7:55P 08/22-12/16 

B Gowan $100 

14031 PSB15 TR 9:00- 1:00P 08/23-12/16 W Crowley $100 

14034 PSB24 TR 3:55- 7:55P 08/23-12/16 

N Collins $100 

14033 PSB15 MW 4:00- 8:00P 08/22-12/16 

B Gowan $100 

14032 PSB24 MW 6:00-10:00P 08/22-12/16 

S Sparks $100 

14035 PSB15 TR 6:00-10:00P 08/23-12/16 

P Martin $100 

EMT200 Refresher Course For Certified 

2 


Prerequisites: Current validation in Basic Life Support (BLS) Health Care 

Provider/Professional Rescuer or permission of Instructor. 


Upon successful completion of this course Recertification in Basic 

Life Support BLS) Health Care Provider/Professional Rescuer is 

awarded. 

Prior to enrollment, EMT104 must be completed successfully.. 

14036 PSB24 SU 9:00- 6:00P 09/10-09/18 D Sanchez $100 




EMT235 Emergency Cardiac Care 

3 

Prerequisites: EMT/FSC104 or permission of Instructor. 


39391 PAPAGO MIL TWR 3:30- 9:30P 10/04-12/20 W Crowley $20 

EMT272LL Advanced Emergency Medical 

7.50 

Technology Practicum 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: EMT272AA and EMT272AB. 


30348 PC TBA TWR 8:00-12:00P 08/20-07/01 W Crowley $250 



James White 

ECE102 Engineering Analysis Tools and 

2 

Techniques 

Prerequisites: Two years of high school algebra or MAT122 or permission of 

Department or Division. Corequisites: MAT151 or MAT182 or MAT187. 

39235 E221 MW 5:00- 6:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

English (ENG) 


Sara Rassas 

ENG071 Language Skills: Speaking and Writing 3 

Standard English 

Prerequisites: Appropriate writing placement test score or permission of 


12977 PC TBA TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

12978 PC TBA TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

ENG081 Basic Writing Skills 

3 


better in ENG071 or ESL077, or permission of Department or Division. 

12204 B107 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 C Westenberg $0 

12206 B108 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12208 B102 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12205 B106 MW 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

B122 F 9:00- 9:50A 

12211 PC TBA MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12892 E219 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 C Westenberg $0 

12209 B125 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

C Roe $0 


12210 C211 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

36106 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

R Ozz $0 

12634 B102 MW 4:00- 5:15P 08/22-12/16 

K Cross $0 

12492 PC TBA MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12493 B102 T 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

B102 R 5:40- 6:55P 









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ENG091 Fundamentals of Writing 

3 


in ENG081 or ESL087, or permission of Department or Division. 

12212 B106 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12217 B105 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

J Allen $0 

12218 B102 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12219 B105 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12220 B106 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 C Westenberg $0 

12215 B107 MW 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

L Dowd $0 

B121 F 9:00- 9:50A 

12214 B101 MW 1:00- 2:15P 08/22-12/16 

K Cross $0 

12216 B102 MF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

B122 W 9:00- 9:50A 

12222 B105 TR 7:00- 8:15A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

12223 B102 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

C Roe $0 


12224 B108 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

12225 PC TBA TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

L Dowd $0 

12226 PC TBA TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

12227 B121 T 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

B106 R 11:30-12:45P 

12782 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

R Ozz $0 


12614 B103 MW 4:00- 5:15P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

30430 PC TBA MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12494 B125 MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12635 B101 TR 4:00- 5:15P 08/23-12/16 

K Cross $0 

12495 B121 T 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

B123 R 5:40- 6:55P 

12496 B103 T 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

B122 R 7:10- 8:25P 

12958 PC TBA S 8:30-11:30A 08/20-12/10 

Staff $0 

ENG095AA Tutored Developmental Writing: 

1 

Generating and Drafting 

Corequisites: ENG081 or ENG091. Course Note: ENG095AA may be repeated 

for credit. 


39938 PC TBA TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/15 

R Ozz $10 

ENG095AB Tutored Developmental Writing: 

1 

Revising and Editing 

Corequisites: ENG081 or ENG091. Course Note: ENG095AB may be repeated 

for credit. 


39939 PC TBA TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/15 

R Ozz $10 

ENG100AA American-English Spelling System 1 

Prerequisites: Appropriate English placement test score, or a grade of "C" or 

better in ESL040, or (ESL040AA, ESL040AB, and ESL040AC), or ENG091, or 


12228 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

14251 B228 TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

ENG100AB Vocabulary Development 

1 




12229 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

14252 B228 TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

ENG100AC The Mechanics of Written English 

1 




12230 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $5 

14253 B228 TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $5 

ENG100AD Grammar and Usage 

1 

Prerequisites: Appropriate English placement test score or a grade of "C" or 

better in ENG081 or ENG091. 

12231 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

14254 B228 TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 


3 


better in ENG091 or ESL097. 

12232 E219 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

J Allen $5 

12233 B102 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12234 B105 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12235 PC TBA MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

C Roe $5 

12236 E219 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12237 B108 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12238 B123 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12239 B105 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 C Westenberg $5 

12241 B123 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

H John $5 

12242 E219 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 D Richardson $5 

12243 PC TBA MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12244 E106 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

L Dowd $5 

12245 PC TBA MWF 11:00-12:00P 09/07-12/16 

Staff $5 

12246 E219 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 D Richardson $5 

12247 C211 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/29-12/16 

Staff $5 

12957 B125 MW 11:00- 1:40P 08/22-10/12 

Staff $5 

12248 B107 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12249 B103 TR 7:00- 8:15A 08/23-12/16 D Richardson $5 

12250 B105 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

H John $5 

12252 PC TBA TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

12679 B125 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 D Richardson $5 

12251 PC TBA TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

J Allen $5 

Class 12251 Enrollment takes place in Honors Office, B263. 

Honors Program Only 

12253 B102 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

R Ozz $5 

12783 PC TBA TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

H John $5 

12254 PC TBA TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

12257 PC TBA TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

12258 B101 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

K Cross $5 

12256 PC TBA T 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


Great introduction to online courses with hands-on help from instructor. 

12259 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $5 


12260 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $5 











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12261 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $5 


12262 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-10/14 

M Etchart $5 

Class 12262 entirely online using Blackboard. 

Class 12262 themed class: focusing on viewing & analyzing movies. 

12681 ONLINE BB TBA 09/05-12/16 

Staff $5 


12497 PC TBA MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

K Cross $5 

12498 PC TBA MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12615 B106 M 4:00- 5:15P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

B121 W 4:00- 5:15P 

12499 B105 M 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

B121 W 7:10- 8:25P 

12636 B103 TR 4:00- 5:15P 08/23-12/16 

D Pineda $5 

12902 PC TBA TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

12501 B102 TR 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 

D Pineda $5 

12500 B122 T 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

D Pineda $5 

B101 R 5:40- 6:55P 

12637 PC TBA S 9:00-12:00P 08/20-12/10 

Staff $5 


3 


12264 B108 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 D Richardson $5 

12265 A203 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

H John $5 

12267 B106 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12268 PC TBA MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12266 B121 MW 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

B107 F 9:00- 9:50A 

12269 B125 MW 11:00- 1:40P 10/17-12/14 

Staff $5 

Class 12269 8-week Class held during the second 8 weeks of the Term. 

12270 B108 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

H John $5 

12263 B108 TR 7:00- 8:15A 08/23-12/16 

J Allen $5 

Class 12263 themed class: focusing on "Controversy in the Arts." 

12271 B103 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

L Dowd $5 

12272 B108 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

Class 12272 themed Class: focusing on "Injustice" & includes a service 

learning component. 

12274 B106 T 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

B328 R 11:30-12:45P 

12275 B107 T 1:00- 2:20P 08/30-12/16 

Staff $5 

B122 R 1:00- 2:20P 

12273 PC TBA R 10:00-11:15A 08/25-12/16 

Staff $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 12273 hybrid incorporates both online & classroom activites. 

12276 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

M Etchart $5 



12277 ONLINE BB TBA 10/17-12/16 

M Etchart $5 




12278 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $5 


12279 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $5 


Class 12279 themed Class: focusing on "Investigating Health Mysteries," 

for those interested in health issues & the health professions. 

12704 ONLINE BB TBA 10/17-12/16 

Staff $5 



12638 B101 MW 4:00- 5:15P 08/22-12/16 

D Pineda $5 

12504 B103 MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 

D Pineda $5 

12503 B121 M 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

D Pineda $5 

B101 W 5:40- 6:55P 

12677 B121 T 4:00- 5:15P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

B105 R 4:00- 5:15P 

12505 B101 T 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

B122 R 5:40- 6:55P 

12506 B121 T 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

B106 R 7:10- 8:25P 

12959 PC TBA S 8:30-11:30A 08/20-12/10 

Staff $5 

ENG107 First-Year Composition for ESL [FYC] 3 


in ENG091 or ESL097. 

12280 TBA MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

C Roe $0 

12281 B101 T 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 J Kimbuende $0 

B107 R 10:00-11:15A 

12507 B107 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

ENG108 First-Year Composition for ESL [FYC] 3 


12282 B105 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 J Kimbuende $0 

12508 B101 MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

ENG111 Technical and Professional Writing [L] 3 

Prerequisites: ENG101 with a grade of "C", or better, or permission of 

Instructor. 

PC Notes: 

Covers analyzing, planning, organizing, researching, and writing 

correspondence, reports, and presentations for specific work-related 

audiences. Includes integrating data and graphics into work-related 

documents and presentations. 

12815 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 




Sara Rassas 

ESL002 Basic English As A Second Language II 6 

Prerequisites: ESL001, or ESL001AF, or ESL001BC, or ESL001CB, or 

permission of Instructor. Course Note: ESL002 may be repeated for a total of 

twelve (12) credits. Credit (P) or no credit (Z). Standard grading available 

according to procedures outlined in catalog. 

12945 PC TBA MTWR 11:30-12:45P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

25727 B101 MTWR 11:30-12:45P 08/22-12/16 

S Rassas $0 

25729 B102 MTWR 1:00- 2:15P 08/22-12/16 

K Thal $0 

25728 B108 MTWR 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 F Carranza $0 

12946 PC TBA MT 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

TBA WR 5:40- 6:55P 

ESL012 ESL I-Writing With Oral Practice 

3 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score or permission of instructor. 

Course Note: ESL012 may be repeated for a total of six (6) credit hours. 

12947 B103 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 










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ESL013 Vocabulary For ESL I 

1 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score or permission of Instructor. 

Course Note: ESL013 may be repeated for a total of two (2) credit hours. 

12289 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

ESL023 Vocabulary For ESL II 

1 



12293 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D Parker $0 

ESL033 Vocabulary For ESL III 

1 



12297 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D Parker $0 

ESL050AA Basic Review Grammar For ESL 

1 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score, or a grade of "C" or better 

in ESL010, or (ESL010AA, ESL010AB, and ESL010AC), or permission of 

instructor. Course Note: ESL050AA may be repeated for a total of two (2) 

credit hours. 

12303 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D Parker $0 

ESL050AB Intermediate Review Grammar For 1 

ESL 



instructor. Course Note: ESL050AB may be repeated for a total of two (2) 

credit hours. 

12304 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D Parker $0 

ESL050AC Advanced Review Grammar For ESL 1 



instructor. Course Note: ESL050AC may be repeated for a total of two (2) 

credit hours. 

12305 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D Parker $0 

ESL054AA American Culture: History 

1 


in ESL040, or (ESL040AA, ESL040AB, and ESL040AC), or RDG040, or 

permission of instructor. 

12308 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D Parker $0 

ESL087 Basic Writing Skills for English 

3 

Language Learners 

Prerequisites: Appropriate writing placement test score, or grade of C or better 

in ESL077 or ENG071, or permission of Department or Division. 

12853 B121 T 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

S Rassas $0 

B101 R 10:00-11:15A 

12854 B106 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

D Parker $0 

ESL097 Fundamentals of Writing for English 3 

Language Learners 

Prerequisites: Appropriate writing placement score, or a grade of C or better in 

ESL087 or ENG081, or permission of Department or Division. 

12855 B106 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 J Kimbuende $0 

12856 B101 T 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 F Carranza $0 

B121 R 7:10- 8:25P 


Level I 


Sara Rassas 


3 

Grammar 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score. Course Note: ESL010 

may be repeated for a maximum of six (6) credits. Credit (P) or no credit (Z). 


12287 C211 MW 8:00- 9:15A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12621 B107 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

N Meyers $0 

12510 B125 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12626 B103 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 M Weissfeld $0 


3 


Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score or ESL002. Course Note: 

ESL011 may be repeated for a total of six (6) credit hours. 

12622 B103 MW 9:30-10:45A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12288 B105 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

N Meyers $0 

12511 C211 MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 

C Gaona $0 

12512 B108 TR 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 M Weissfeld $0 


Level II 


Sara Rassas 

ESL020 English As A Second Language II: 3 

Grammar 





catalog. 

12290 B101 MW 8:00- 9:15A 08/22-12/16 

N Meyers $0 

12291 B103 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

C Tracht $0 

12513 A202 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

J Mason $0 

12627 B105 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 G McDermott $0 


3 

II-Listening And Speaking 




12292 B101 MW 9:30-10:45A 08/22-12/16 

N Meyers $0 

12623 B103 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

C Tracht $0 

12514 B108 MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 

J Mason $0 

12515 C211 TR 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 G McDermott $0 










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ESL022 ESL II-Writing With Oral Practice 

3 


better in ESL012, or permission of instructor. 

12812 A202 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 

N Meyers $0 


Level III 


Sara Rassas 

ESL030 English As A Second Language III: 3 

Grammar 





catalog. 

12294 B125 MW 8:00- 9:15A 08/22-12/16 J Kimbuende $0 

12295 B101 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

J Eldot $0 

12516 B105 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 J Arzumanova $0 

12517 B107 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

C Clark $0 


3 

III-Listening And Speaking 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score or ESL020, or ESL021, or 

ESL022, or RDG020. Course Note: ESL031 may be repeated for a total of six 


12790 B125 MW 9:30-10:45A 08/22-12/16 J Kimbuende $0 

12296 C211 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

J Eldot $0 

12628 B107 MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 J Arzumanova $0 

12518 B107 TR 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 

C Clark $0 

ESL032 ESL III-Writing With Oral Practice 

3 



39941 E106 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

12813 B102 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

J Eldot $0 


Level IV 


Sara Rassas 

12299 B121 T 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

C Omta $0 

B106 R 8:30- 9:45A 

12519 B103 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 N Aguayo-Castrel $0 

12520 B125 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 J Valentino $0 

ESL041 English As A Second Language IV: 3 





12300 C211 MW 9:30-10:45A 08/22-12/16 

C Roe $0 

12301 B106 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

C Omta $0 

12521 B106 MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 N Aguayo-Castrel $0 

12629 B125 TR 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 J Valentino $0 

ESL042 ESL IV-Writing With Oral Practice 

3 



39942 C201 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 

C Roe $0 

12302 B107 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

C Omta $0 


Pronunciation Improvement 


Sara Rassas 

ESL051 Pronunciation Improvement For ESL 3 

Speakers 


better in (ESL020 or ESL021 or ESL022 or RDG020), or permission of instructor. 

12306 B122 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

M Lewis $0 

12522 B122 MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 

M Lewis $0 

ESL071 Advanced Pronunciation And Oral 3 

Reading For ESL 

Prerequisites: A grade of C or better in ESL051, or permission of Instructor. 

Course Note: ESL071 may be repeated for a total of six (6) credit hours. 

12624 B122 MW 1:30- 2:45P 08/22-12/16 

M Lewis $0 

12630 B106 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

M Lewis $0 



Sara Rassas 


ESL040 English As A Second Language IV: 3 

Grammar 





catalog. 

12298 PC TBA MW 8:00- 9:15A 08/22-12/16 

C Roe $0 

ENH110 Introduction to Literature [C, HU] 

3 


12816 B126 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

L Dowd $0 

12633 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-10/15 

L Miller $0 


12960 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-10/15 

L Miller $0 










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ENH114 African-American Literature [C, HU] 3 


12784 E219 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 C Westenberg $0 

ENH222 Survey Of English Literature After 1800 3 

[H, HU] 


36107 PC TBA MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

ENH251 Mythology [G, HU] 

3 


12283 E219 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

J Allen $0 

12284 A203 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

12625 PC TBA M 5:40- 8:20P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

ENH254 Literature and Film [HU, L] 

3 


12285 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

M Etchart $0 


ENH280 Topics in American Literature [C, HU] 3 

Prerequisites: ENG101, or ENG107, or permission of Instructor. Course Note: 

May be repeated for a total of nine (9) credit hours. 

36108 H109 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

L Miller $0 

Class 36108 enrollment takes place in Honors Office, B263. 

Class 36108 Honors Program, only. 

ENH291 Children's Literature [HU] 

3 


PC Notes: EDU291 is also offered as ENH291 (Children's Literature).. 

ENH291 also offered as EDU291 (Children's Literature). 

12786 B321 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

L Miller $0 

12785 PC TBA W 6:00- 8:50P 08/24-12/16 

Staff $0 



Rick Wilson 

FSC102 Fire Department Operations 

11 

Prerequisites: (EMT/FSC104, FSC105, and FSC130), and permission of 

Instructor. Corequisites: FSC134. 


14038 FTA TRS TBA 08/20-12/16 

D Dodt $350 

Class 14038 for more information call Program Director at 602.285.7526. 

Class 14038 concurrent enrollment in FSC134 required. 

FSC105 Hazardous Materials/First Responder 3 



14039 PSB20 SU 8:00- 5:30P 09/16-09/25 C Scheuch $30 

PSB20 F 6:00-10:00P 

FSC108 Fundamentals Of Fire Prevention 

3 



14040 PSB18 W 12:30- 3:00P 08/24-12/16 

T Kreis $30 

FSC110 Wildland Firefighter 

3 


39707 PSB18 F 5:00-10:00P 10/07-10/16 D Fernandez $0 

PSB18 SU 8:00- 5:00P 

Class 39707 includes field work requiring physical exertion with hand 

tools & hiking. 

FSC113 Introduction To Fire Suppression 

3 



14041 PSB18 W 9:00-11:30A 08/24-12/16 P Sembach $35 

FSC117 Fire Apparatus 

3 



25581 PSB18 R 8:00-10:30A 08/25-12/15 

D Mitchell $30 

FSC118 Fire Hydraulics 

3 



25582 PSB18 R 10:40- 1:10P 08/25-12/15 T Steckler $30 

Students interested in any EMT/Fire Science classes can obtain 

signatures on course registration forms from Advisors in the 

Advisement Center or EMT/Fire Science Faculty located in the 

Public Service Building. For information call 602.285.7208 or 

602.285.7210. 

Courses designated with PSB will be held on Phoenix College 

Campus (Public Service Building) and FTA will be held at the 

Phoenix Fire Training Academy, located at 2430 South 22nd Avenue. 

FSC101 Intro To Fire Service Selection 

3 



25580 PSB18 T 9:00-11:30A 08/23-12/13 A Hernandez $30 

FSC119 Introduction Fire Service Ethics 

3 


25583 PSB18 F 9:00-11:30A 08/26-12/16 

D Dodt $0 

FSC130 Fitness For Firefighters/CPAT 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Offered as credit (P) or no credit (Z) basis. 



14046 PSB15 S 9:00-11:00A 10/15-12/10 

J Bonnell $65 

25578 PSB15 S 9:00-11:00A 08/20-10/08 

J Bonnell $65 

FSC134 Fitness And Conditioning For 

3 

Firefighters 



25579 FTA T 5:30- 7:30P 08/23-12/13 C Arredondo $30 










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FSC202 Supervisory Training For Firefighters 3 



14043 PSB18 W 5:00- 7:30P 08/24-12/16 C Montano $25 

FSC204 Firefighting Tactics And Strategy 

3 

Prerequisites: FSC113, or permission of Instructor, or equivalent. 


14047 FTA R 5:00- 7:30P 08/25-12/16 

T Harms $25 


Studies (FON) 



FON142AB Applied Food Principles 

3 



13086 OSS102 F 9:00- 1:10P 08/26-12/16 

Staff $50 

13115 OSS102 M 5:30- 9:45P 08/22-12/16 A Redendo $50 

FON150 Banquet Food And Beverage Service 1 

Externship 

Prerequisites: FON104, FON122, and FON124. 

13116 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

FON179 Garde Manger 

3 




OSS104 M 9:00- 1:10P 

FON100 Introductory Nutrition 

3 



13081 C205 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 L Meagher $15 

13083 ONLINE BB TBA 09/06-12/16 

Staff $15 


13165 ONLINE BB TBA 09/06-12/16 

Staff $15 


FON102 Menu Planning 

2 


13082 DB331 T 2:00- 3:40P 08/23-12/16 A Redendo $0 

FON104 Certification In Food Service Safety 1 

And Sanitation 


PC Notes: SERVSAFE Certificate from the Educational Foundation of the 

National Restaurant Association is awarded upon completion of 

Class. 


Class 13140 SERVSAFE exam must be taken in person on Saturday, Oct 

15, 2011. 

13113 DB330 S 9:00- 1:40P 10/01-10/15 

Staff $0 

FON180 Principles And Skills For Professional 3 

Cooking 



13088 OSS102 F 9:00- 1:10P 08/26-12/16 

Staff $50 


FON181 French Cuisine 

3 



13130 OSS102 F 1:30- 5:40P 08/26-12/16 

Staff $50 

OSS104 F 1:30- 5:40P 

FON182 American Regional Cuisine 

3 


29999 OSS102 T 5:30- 9:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $50 

OSS104 T 5:30- 9:45P 

FON184 Pacific Rim Cuisine 

3 



13131 OSS102 W 5:30- 9:45P 08/24-12/16 A Redendo $50 

OSS104 W 5:30- 9:45P 


FON118 Commercial Baking Techniques 

3 



13114 CulArt3116 W 5:30- 9:45P 08/24-12/16 

D Colley $40 

Class 13114 meets at Metro Tech in Culinary Arts Building, Room 3116, 

located at 19th Ave & Thomas. 

FON124 Customer Service Practicum 

4 

Prerequisites: FON104. 

13084 OSS102 TWR 10:00- 1:45P 08/23-12/16 

Y Leger $0 

FON124AA Customer Service Practicum 

1 

Prerequisites: FON104. 

13085 OSS102 T TBA 08/23-12/16 

Y Leger $0 

FON190 Professional Cooking Practicum 

7 

Prerequisites: FON104, FON180, or permission of Department or Division. 

13089 OSS104 T 9:00- 2:00P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

FON190AA Professional Cooking Practicum 

1 

Prerequisites: FON104, FON180, or permission of Department or Division. 

Course Note: FON190AA must be repeated for a total of seven (7) credit hours. 

13090 OSS104 T TBA 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

13091 OSS104 T TBA 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

13092 OSS104 T TBA 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

13093 OSS104 T TBA 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

13094 OSS104 T TBA 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

13095 OSS104 T TBA 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 








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FON206 Food Service Management 

3 


13096 DB330 R 2:00- 4:30P 08/25-12/16 

Staff $0 

FON218 Commercial Baking: Classical Desserts 3 



13118 OSS102 R 5:30- 9:45P 08/25-12/16 

C Duran $40 

OSS104 R 5:30- 9:45P 

FON241 Principles Of Human Nutrition [SG] 3 



13153 DB330 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $15 

30000 DB330 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 A Villarreal $15 

13097 DB330 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 A Villarreal $15 







39853 DB330 T 5:30- 8:00P 08/23-12/13 

Staff $15 

FON241LL Principles Of Human Nutrition 

1 

Laboratory [SG] 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: FON241 


13182 DB330 T 11:30- 2:20P 09/06-12/06 A Gorman $40 

13169 DB330 W 10:00-12:50P 09/07-12/16 

Staff $40 

39852 PC TBA R 5:30- 8:20P 09/08-12/16 

Staff $40 

FON271AA Culinary Studies Internship 

1 

Prerequisites: FON104, FON180, and permission of Department or Division. 

Course Note: FON271AA may be repeated for a total of seven (7) credit hours. 

13119 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

FON271AB Culinary Studies Internship 

2 


Course Note: FON271AB may be repeated for a total of six (6) credit hours. 

13120 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

FON271AC Culinary Studies Internship 

3 


Course Note: FON271AC may be repeated for a total of six (6) credit hours. 

13121 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $0 

French (FRE) 


Albert Celoza 

FRE101 Elementary French I 

4 



14188 PC TBA TR 6:00- 7:40P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

FRE115 Beginning French Conversation I 

3 



25655 PC TBA W 6:00- 8:45P 08/24-12/16 

Staff $5 








Cindy Cloud 

GBS110 Human Relations in Business and 3 

Industry 



12523 B302 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

X Ortega $5 

GBS151 Introduction to Business 

3 



12309 B321 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

A Battle $5 

12310 B317 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

C Cloud $5 

12311 B302 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

C Cloud $5 


Office, B263. 

12844 B328 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 G Simpson $5 

12312 B317 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 W Warders $5 

12524 B327 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 P DeRose $5 

12525 B317 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

V Goode $5 

GBS205 Legal, Ethical, and Regulatory Issues 3 

in Business 



12313 B308 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 D Zaharopoulos $5 

12314 B308 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 O Carnahan $5 

12315 B308 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 O Carnahan $5 

12527 B308 M 7:00-10:00P 09/12-12/12 S Rollison $5 

12526 B328 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

D Norris $5 

GBS207 Business Law (General Corporate) 3 



12975 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/16 D Zaharopoulos $5 


GBS221 Business Statistics [CS] 

3 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in GBS220 or MAT217. 


12316 B327 MF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 W Warders $15 

B323 W 9:00- 9:50A 










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12317 B107 T 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 W Warders $15 

B206 R 10:00-11:15A 

12528 B306 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

N Rouse $15 

GBS233 Business Communication [L] 

3 

Prerequisites: ENG101 or ENG107 with grade of "C" or better, or permission of 



12318 B327 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 O Carnahan $5 

12319 B327 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

A Battle $5 

12529 B306 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 L Mavashev $5 

GBS270AA Business Internship 

1 



12320 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D King $0 



GBS270AB Business Internship 

2 



12321 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D King $0 



GBS270AC Business Internship 

3 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Course Note: GBS270AC 

may be repeated for a total of six (6) credits. 


12322 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

D King $0 



GBS294 Consumer Credit 

3 



12875 B308 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 

X Ortega $5 

General Technology (GTC) 



Geography - Cultural (GCU) 


James White 

GCU102 Introduction to Human Geography [G, 3 

SB] 


39322 C320 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/24-12/16 

E Ridder $0 

GCU221 Arizona Geography [C, H] 

3 


39239 B327 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

E Ridder $0 

Geography - Physical (GPH) 


James White 

GPH111 Introduction to Physical Geography 4 

[SQ] 


PC Notes: GPH111 requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory class. 

39240 E106 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

E Ridder $0 

13753 E105 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 

D Janke $0 

GPH111 Laboratory for Introduction to Physical 0 

Geography [SQ] 


PC Notes: GPH111 requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory class. 

39241 E105 T 1:00- 3:50P 08/23-12/16 

E Ridder $0 

13754 E105 R 7:10- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 

D Janke $20 

Class 13754 Special Fee Payable at Time of Registration 

Geology (GLG) 


James White 


GTC121 Construction Estimating I 

3 



13057 E201 W 4:30- 7:00P 08/24-12/16 

A Abboud $35 

GLG101 Introduction To Geology I - Physical 3 

Lecture [G, SQ] 


13738 E115 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

D Speed $0 

39461 E115 MWF 1:00- 1:50P 08/22-12/16 J Drosendahl $0 

13751 E116 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

D Janke $0 

GLG103 Introduction To Geology I - Physical 1 

Lab [SQ] 



39462 E115 M 2:00- 4:50P 08/22-12/16 J Drosendahl $20 






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39463 E115 W 2:00- 4:50P 08/24-12/16 J Drosendahl $20 

13739 E115 R 9:00-11:50A 08/25-12/16 

D Speed $20 

13752 E105 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

D Janke $20 



For information and advisement on each of the Health Care 

Occupation Programs (Medical Laboratory Sciences, Histology, 

Laboratory Assisting, Medical Assisting, and Phlebotomy), visit our 

department website at www.pc.maricopa.edu/he 

Liz Parmelee 

HCE102 Orientation To The Physiology And 1 

Psychology Of Body Systems 

Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Medical Assisting or Patient Care Technician 





14121 C212 TWR 1:00- 4:20P 11/22-12/01 

Staff $5 



14155 PC TBA TBA 11/01-12/01 

Staff $5 

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TBA 


Advisor for enrollmetn information. 

Class 14155 requires Internet & email access. 

HCE109 Phlebotomy: Basic Skills 

1 

Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Laboratory Assisting or Medical Assisting or 


Director. Corequisites: HCC130 and HCC145AA, or permission of Program 

Director. 


14123 C111 MWF 1:00- 5:00P 08/22-09/07 

Staff $30 

Class 14123 part of day Phlebotomy program & requires application 

process. Visit Health Care Advisor for enrollment information. 

14144 C111 MW 5:00- 9:00P 09/07-09/26 

Staff $30 

Class 14144 part of evening hybird Phlebotomy Program & requires 

application. 


14145 C111 TR 5:00- 9:00P 09/20-10/01 

Staff $30 

Class 14145 part of evening Phlebotomy Program & requires application 


HCE110 Practicum: Fundamental Phlebotomy 0.50 

Skills 

Prerequisites: HCE109, submit to a drug screening and demonstrate negative 

results, and acceptance into the Laboratory Assisting or Medical Assisting or 


Director. 



Class 14126 part of Laboratory Assisting Program. Visit Health Care 


HCE111 Specimen Processing And Advanced 1 

Techniques In Phlebotomy Procedures 

Prerequisites: HCE109 or permission of Instructor. 


14127 C111 MWF 1:00- 5:00P 09/09-09/23 

Staff $40 

Class 14127 part of day Phlebotomy Program & requires application 


14147 C111 MW 5:00- 9:00P 09/27-10/12 

Staff $40 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 14147 part of evening hybrid Phlebotomy Program & requires 

application process. 


14148 C111 TR 5:00- 9:00P 10/13-11/03 

Staff $40 



HCE114 Refresher Course for Phlebotomists 0.50 

Prerequisites: Must be currently employed as a phlebotomist or permission of 

the Program Director. Course Note: HCE114 may be repeated for credit. 

25693 C210 R 8:00- 5:00P 11/03-11/04 N Jefferys $15 

Class 25693 for Law Enforcement Phlebotomy, only. 

HCE122 Practicum: Phlebotomy and Specimen 2.50 

Processing 

Prerequisites: HCE109 or permission of Program Director. Prerequisites or 

Corequisites: HCE111 or permission of Program Director. 


14129 TBA MTWRF 7:00- 3:00P 09/26-10/14 G Hiddessen $20 

Class 14129 part of day Phlebotomy Program & requires application 


14130 PC TBA MTWRF 7:00- 3:00P 11/07-11/23 G Hiddessen $20 




For internal use at Phoenix College only, non-standard load course. 

Class 25680 for hybrid evening Phlebotomy Program, only & requires 

application process. 

HCE162 Aseptic Techniques 

1 






14134 C111 TW 1:00- 4:20P 10/25-11/17 S Ketcham $35 

C110 

TBA 

Class 14134 student must be accepted into Day Medical Assisting 

program. Contact Health Care Advisor for enrollment information. 

14157 PC TBA MT 5:30- 9:30P 09/26-10/28 G Hiddessen $35 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

C110 

TBA 

Class 14157 student must be accepted into Evening Medical Assisting 












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HCE167 Laboratory Testing In Patient Care 1 






14158 PC TBA MT 5:30- 9:30P 10/10-10/28 

Staff $40 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

C110 

TBA 




HCE222 Clinical Procedures 

3 





14163 C212 TWR 8:15-11:55A 11/15-12/15 

L Jensen $40 

C210 

TBA 

Class 14163 student must be accepted into Medical Assisting program. 

Contact Health Care Advisor for enrollment information. 

14164 C212 MT 5:30- 9:30P 10/18-12/09 

L Jensen $40 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

C210 

TBA 

Class 14164 Student must be accepted into Medical Assisting program. 



HCE226 Administrative Procedures 

3 

Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Medical Assisting or Medical Front Office 





14138 C212 W 8:15-11:55A 08/24-11/09 C Van Der Veen $25 



25611 C212 MT 5:30- 9:30P 08/22-09/20 S Ketcham $25 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 




HCE227 Insurance, Billing And Coding 

3 

Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Medical Assisting or Medical Front Office 




14139 C212 TWR 1:00- 4:20P 09/27-10/20 C Van Der Veen $0 



14159 C206 MT 5:30- 9:30P 09/19-10/11 S Ketcham $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


Class 14159 student must be accepted into evening Medical Assisting 


HCE229 Automated Computer System For 

2 

Medical Office Management 

Prerequisites: Acceptance into Med Assisting, Med Front Office, Med Office 

Support, MOS: Basic Clerical or permission of Program Director. Corequisites: 

HCC130 and (HCC145, or HCC145AA, HCC145AB, and HCC145AC), or 


14140 C120 TWR 1:00- 4:35P 08/23-09/22 C Van Der Veen $10 

C212 

TBA 



25612 C120 MT 5:30- 9:30P 08/22-12/20 S Ketcham $10 

C212 

TBA 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 



HCE251 Emergencies In The Medical Office 1.50 





14160 C212 TWR 1:00- 4:45P 12/06-12/15 P Emanuelson $10 

C210 

TBA 

Class 14160 Student must be accepted into Medical Assisting program. 


14161 C206 MT 5:30- 9:30P 10/24-11/10 P Emanuelson $10 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

C210 

TBA 

Class 14161 student must be accepted into evening Medical Assisting 

program; contact Health Care Advisor for enrollment information. 


HCE261 Applied EKG 

1 






14162 PC TBA MT 5:30- 9:30P 11/07-12/09 

Staff $20 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

C210 

TBA 




HCE280 Medical Assisting Program Review 1 

Prerequisites: (HCE102, HCE110, HCE162, HCE167, HCE221, HCE222, 

HCE226, HCE227, BPC/HCE229, HCE251, & HCE261) or (current emplymnt w/ 

a min. of 1 yr exper. as a Medical Assistant) or permission of Program Director. 

Corequisites: (HCE274 & HCE275) or eqv. 

14152 C212 W 8:30- 4:30P 08/17-08/17 

H Houser $0 

C120 W TBA 



14166 C212 S 8:30-12:00P 08/20-08/20 

H Houser $0 

C120 S 1:00- 4:30P 

HYBRID BB S TBA 












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Liz Parmelee 


Health Care Related classes are either in the Hybrid or Online 

format. Hybrid classes incorporate both online and classroom 

activities. Online courses are conducted entirely online using 

Blackboard. Students require access to a reliable computer and the 

internet for both Hybrid and Online courses. For more information 

contact the class instructor at 602.285.7121. 

HCR210 Clinical Health Care Ethics [HU] 

3 

Prerequisites: ENG102. 

12323 HYBRID BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

P DeWitt $0 

C204 R 12:30- 1:30P 

Class 12323 hybrid incorporates both in-class & online activities. 

HCR220 Introduction to Nursing and Health 3 

Care Systems 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in ENG102 or ENG108. 



HCR230 Culture And Health [C, G] 

3 


12799 HYBRID BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

P DeWitt $0 

C204 R 2:00- 3:00P 

Class 12799 hybrid incorporates both in-class & online activities. 

HCR240 Human Pathophysiology 

4 

Prerequisites: BIO202 or BIO205 or equivalent. 


C120 S 9:00-11:30A 

Class 12631 mandatory orientation Saturday, Aug 20, 2011 at 9:00A in 

C120. 

Class 12631 conducted entirely online using Evolve. 

Students wishing to enroll in any Health Care Program should see a 

Health Care Advisor in the Advisement Center prior to enrolling in 

any HCC (Health Core Curriculum) course. The HCC classes are 

prerequisites to the following programs: Medical Assisting, Dental 

Assisting, EKG/ Telemetry, Health Information Management, 

Medical Billing, Medical Coding, Phlebotomy, and Therapeutic 

Massage. 

HCC classes in the Hybrid or Online format requires access to a 

reliable computer and the Internet. An MEID is required to access 

Blackboard. 

HCC130 Fundamentals In Health Care Delivery 3 


14097 PSB26 MW 10:00-11:40A 08/22-11/16 

Staff $0 

14098 PSB26 TR 8:15- 9:55A 08/23-11/08 

Staff $0 

14118 C210 T 10:00-11:40A 09/06-11/01 

Staff $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 14118 hybrid incorporates online & classroom activities. 

Class 14118 mandatory orientation session Tuesday, Sep 6, 2011; 

10A-12P in Coronado Room located in Library. 

13044 ONLINE BB TBA 09/19-11/19 

V Parker $0 


14099 ONLINE BB TBA 08/28-10/29 

V Parker $0 


14101 ONLINE BB TBA 10/10-12/10 

Staff $0 


14112 C210 S 9:00-11:40A 08/27-12/10 

Staff $0 

14116 C210 TBA 08/23-11/08 

Staff $0 

14117 C210 TBA 08/25-12/16 

Staff $0 

HCC145 Medical Terminology for Health Care 3 

Workers 


14119 PC TBA TR 8:15- 9:55A 08/23-11/08 

Staff $0 

14102 C210 TR 10:15-11:55A 08/23-11/08 

Staff $0 

14103 ONLINE BB TBA 08/21-11/12 

Staff $0 


14111 ONLINE BB TBA 09/04-11/20 

Staff $0 


25498 ONLINE BB TBA 09/18-12/10 

Staff $0 


14113 PSB26 R 5:40- 8:10P 09/01-11/17 

Staff $0 

HCC145AA Medical Terminology For Health Care 1 

Workers I 


14104 C210 MW 9:00- 9:50A 08/31-10/26 

Staff $0 

14105 ONLINE BB TBA 08/28-10/29 

V Parker $0 


14106 ONLINE BB TBA 09/18-11/19 

V Parker $0 


14107 ONLINE BB TBA 10/09-12/10 

V Parker $0 











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14120 C210 M 7:10- 8:30P 09/12-11/14 

Staff $0 

14114 C210 S 8:00- 8:50A 08/27-12/10 

Staff $0 

HCC164 Pharmacology For Allied Health 0.50 



14108 ONLINE BB TBA 09/06-10/07 

Staff $0 


14109 ONLINE BB TBA 10/03-11/04 

Staff $0 


HCC204 Clinical Pathophysiology 

3 


HCC130AE and HCC130AF), or equivalent and (BIO160 or BIO201). 

14115 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 


HCC208 Health Care Leadership 

1 



14110 ONLINE BB TBA 09/06-10/31 

S Geddis $0 


Health Information 

Management (HIM) 


Liz Parmelee 

HIM101 Introduction To Health Information 1 

Management 


14167 ONLINE BB TBA 09/06-10/31 

Staff $0 


HIM105 Computers in Healthcare and Health 2 




14175 PC TBA R 4:15- 7:45P 08/25-10/13 

Staff $25 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


14186 PC TBA R 4:15- 7:45P 10/20-12/08 

Staff $25 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


HIM106 Legal Aspects Of Health Information 3 

Management 


14168 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/16 

Staff $25 


HIM140 Acute Care Documentation And 

2 

Standards 

Prerequisites: HCC130 or permission of Program Director. Prerequisites or 

Corequisites: HIM101 or permission of Program Director. 


14181 PC TBA T 5:30- 8:10P 08/23-12/13 

Staff $50 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


HIM150 Health Care Data 

2 

Prerequisites: [HIM140 and (BPC110 or CIS105)], or permission of Program 

Director. 


14184 E224 T 5:40- 8:20P 08/23-12/13 

J Baba $50 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


HIM180 Introduction To Medical Billing And 2 

Reimbursement 


14169 B302 M 5:30- 7:10P 08/22-12/16 C Van Der Veen $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


HIM181 Medical Claims Processing 

3 

Prerequisites (BPC110, HIM180, and HIM209), or permission of Program 

Director. Prerequisites or Corequisites: HIM214 or permission of Program 

Director. 


25595 E224 W 5:00- 9:30P 08/24-12/14 C Van Der Veen $25 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

HIM206 Health Information Management In 2 

Alternative Care Settings 

Prerequisites: HIM140 or permission of Program Director. 


14185 E211 T 2:30- 5:10P 08/23-12/13 

C Spiss $15 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


HIM207 Health Information Organizational 2 

Resource Management 

Prerequisites: (HIM150 and HIM206), or permission of Program Director. 

14170 E211 W 1:00- 2:40P 08/24-12/14 

Staff $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


HIM209 ICD Coding 

4 

Prerequisites: [HCC145 and (BIO160 or BIO201)], or permission of Program 

Director. Prerequisites or Corequisites: HCC204 or permission of Program 

Director. 


14176 PC TBA M 3:30- 8:50P 08/22-12/12 

Staff $10 










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HIM211 Advanced Applications of Coding and 4 

Reimbursement 

Prerequisites: (BIO202, HCC204, and HIM209), or permission of Program 

Director. 


14177 E224 R 3:30- 8:50P 08/25-12/15 

A Rees $50 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


HIM212 CPT Coding I 

2 

Prerequisites: [HCC145 and (BIO160 or BIO201)], or permission of Program 

Director. Prerequisites or Corequisites: HCC204, or permission of Program 

Director. 


14178 E217 R 5:00- 8:40P 08/25-12/15 

C Ware $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


HIM214 CPT Coding II 

2 

Prerequisites: (HCC204 and HIM212), or permission of Program Director. 


14180 E224 M 4:00- 7:40P 08/29-12/14 

L Lipsky $25 

HIM215 Physician-Based Billing and Coding 1 

Seminar 

Prerequisites: (HCC204, HIM209, and HIM212), or permission of Program 

Director. Corequisites: HIM214 and HIM216, or permission of Program Director. 

14182 PC TBA T 3:00- 4:40P 08/23-11/29 

Staff $0 

Class 14182 meets every other week beginning Tuesday, Aug 23, 2011. 

HIM216 Professional Practice in 

1 

Physician-Based Billing and Coding 

Prerequisites: HCC204, HIM209, HIM212, and permission of Program Director. 

Corequisites: HIM214 and HIM215, or permission of Program Director. 


14183 PC TBA TBA 08/23-12/09 

Staff $10 

HIM217 Health Information Management 

1 

Seminar I 

Prerequisites: (HIM106, HIM150, HIM201, and HIM206), or permission of 

Program Director. Corequisites: HIM218 or permission of Program Director. 

14172 E211 W 3:00- 4:40P 08/24-12/07 

T Domino $0 

Class 14172 meets every other week beginning Wednesday, Aug 24, 

2011. 

HIM218 Professional Practice 

1 

Prerequisites: (HIM106, HIM150, HIM201, and HIM206), and permission of 

Program Director. Corequisites: HIM217 or permission of Program Director. 


14173 PC TBA TBA 08/24-12/09 

Staff $10 

HIM219 Health Information Management 

3 

Systems 

Prerequisites: HIM150 or permission of Program Director. 


14174 E224 W 9:00-11:40A 08/24-12/14 

T Domino $50 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


HIM221 Medical Coding Seminar 

0.50 

Prerequisites: HIM214 and permission of Program Director. Corequisites: 

HIM222 or permission of Program Director. 

14179 PC TBA T 3:00- 4:40P 08/23-11/15 

Staff $0 

Class 14179 meets 4 times: Tuesdays, Aug 23, Sep 20, Oct 18 & Nov 

15. 

HIM222 Professional Practice In Medical 

1 

Coding 

Prerequisites: HIM214 and permission of Program Director. Corequisites: 

HIM221 or permission of Program Director. 


14171 PC TBA TBA 08/23-12/09 

Staff $10 



Liz Parmelee 

HES100 Healthful Living [SB] 

3 



12324 C110 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

M Welter $15 

12327 C210 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

M Welter $15 

12325 PSB26 R 10:00-11:30A 09/04-11/05 

V Parker $15 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


12326 ONLINE BB TBA 09/04-11/05 

V Parker $15 


Histologic Technology (HST) 


None 

HST175 Cellular Biological Staining 

3 

Prerequisites: HST173 and HST174. Corequisites: HST176. 


14150 Caris Lab S 9:00- 3:30P 08/20-10/15 

F Fifield $100 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


Class 14150 student must be accepted into Histologic Technology 


HST176 Practicum: Cellular Biological Staining 3 


14135 OFFSITE TBA 08/20-10/15 

F Fifield $0 












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HST177 Cellular Biological And 

3 

Immunohistochemical Staining 



14151 Caris Lab S 9:00- 3:30P 10/22-12/17 

Staff $100 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 




HST178 Practicum: Cellular Biological and 3 



14136 OFFSITE TBA 10/22-12/17 

F Fifield $0 



39361 OFFSITE TBA 10/22-12/17 

J Stiak $0 

HIS108 United States History 1945 to the 

3 

Present [H, HU, SB] 


12330 A110 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

M Wilson $0 

12759 A111 R 7:10- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 

D Kupel $0 

HIS109 Mexican-American History and Culture 3 

[C, H, SB] 


12873 A111 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 D Bridgewater $0 

HIS170 American Indian History of the 

3 

Southwest [C, H] 


12825 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

R Walker $0 


History (HIS) 


Albert Celoza 

HIS100 History of Western Civilization to 

3 

Middle Ages [H, SB] 


12328 A105 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

M Wilson $0 

HIS102 History of Western Civilization 1789 to 3 

Present [G, H, HU, SB] 


12609 A105 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 

M Wilson $0 


Office, B263. 

HIS103 United States History to 1865 [H, HU, 3 

SB] 


12610 A111 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 D Bridgewater $0 

12879 A110 TR 8:15- 9:45A 09/06-12/16 R Bergman $0 

12530 A105 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

M Wilson $0 

HIS104 United States History 1865 to Present 3 

[H, SB] 


12329 A110 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

M Wilson $0 



HIS105 Arizona History [H, SB] 

3 


12874 A111 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

D Kupel $0 

HIS203 African-American History to 1865 [C, H, 3 

SB] 



Humanities (HUM) 


Albert Celoza 

HUM205 Introduction to Cinema [HU] 

3 


PC Notes: HUM205 is also offered as THE205 (Introduction to Cinema). 

THE205 is also offered as HUM205 (Introduction to Cinema). 

14413 H113 MW 9:00-10:15A 08/22-12/16 

R Schott $0 

14396 DB331 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 G Burgess $0 

14397 H109 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 G Burgess $0 

14418 H109 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 V Tennyson $0 

HUM209 Women and Films [C, H, HU] 

3 


14332 PC TBA MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 P Zaccardo $0 

HUM210 Contemporary Cinema [HU] 

3 


PC Notes: HUM210 is also offered as THE210 (Contemporary Cinema). 

THE210 is also offered as HUM210 (Contemporary Cinema). 

14398 T101 M 1:30- 4:00P 08/22-12/16 G Burgess $0 

HUM213 Hispanic Film [G, HU] 

3 


38593 B210 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 











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HUM292 The Art of Storytelling [C, HU] 

3 









36117 H105 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 

C Bolton $5 

14395 PC TBA MW 3:55- 5:10P 08/22-12/16 

C Bolton $5 

14394 H105 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

C Bolton $5 




INT100 Interior Design Drafting 

3 



13137 DB136 M 5:15- 9:15P 08/22-12/16 R Hernandez $30 

INT105 Introduction To Interior Design 

3 



13141 PC TBA MW 11:15-12:30P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13176 ONLINE BB TBA 08/29-12/09 

C Parker $5 


13122 DB331 W 6:05- 8:45P 08/24-12/16 

J Jewart $5 

INT115 Historical Architecture And Furniture 3 

[H, HU] 



13166 ONLINE BB TBA 09/01-12/09 

C Parker $5 


13142 DB330 R 5:15- 6:30P 08/24-12/16 

C Parker $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 13142 available for Honors Credit. Visit Honors Coordinator for 


Class 13142 hybrid incorporates both online & in class activities. 

INT120 Modern Architecture And Furniture [H, 3 

HU] 



13157 DB331 W 11:15-12:30P 08/24-12/16 

C Parker $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 




30001 ONLINE BB TBA 08/29-12/16 

C Parker $5 


INT140 Introduction to CAD for Interior Design 3 

Prerequisites: ARC121 or INT100. 


30002 DB136 MW 9:00-11:30A 08/22-12/16 

K Roberts $30 

INT145 Drawing and Rendering 

3 

Prerequisites: ARC121 or INT100. 


13123 DB136 T 5:15- 7:45P 08/23-12/16 

K Roberts $30 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


INT150 Color And Design 

3 



30003 DB136 TR 1:00- 3:30P 08/23-12/16 

C Parker $30 

INT160 Fabrics For Interiors 

3 



13100 DB330 R 6:45- 8:30P 08/25-12/16 

C Parker $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


INT170 Interior Materials 

3 

Prerequisites: INT105. Prerequisites or Corequisites: INT160. 


13154 DB136 M 1:00- 2:15P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $30 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

DB136 W 1:00- 3:30P 


INT190 Space Planning 

3 

Prerequisites: INT105 and (ARC121 or INT100). Prerequisites or Corequisites: 

INT140 or ARC141. 


13124 DB136 R 5:30- 9:30P 08/25-12/16 

Staff $30 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


INT215 Professional Practices 

3 

Prerequisites: INT190. 


13143 DB136 R 11:15-12:30P 08/25-12/08 R Hernandez $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


INT240 Kitchen and Bath Design 

3 

Prerequisites: INT190 and (ARC141 or INT140). 


13167 A201 W 5:15- 9:15P 08/24-12/16 

J Jewart $30 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 











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INT268 Lighting Design 

3 

Prerequisites: AAS Degree in Interior Design or permission of Department or 

Division. 


30004 DB136 TR 9:00-11:00A 08/23-12/16 R Hernandez $20 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Interpreter Preparation 

Program (IPP) 


Dianne Miller 

INT271AA Interior Design Internship 

1 



13101 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

K Roberts $0 

INT271AB Interior Design Internship 

2 



13102 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

K Roberts $0 

IPP205 Introduction to Interpreting 

3 

Prerequisites: SLG201 with a grade of "C" or better, or permission of 

Department or Division. Course Note: IPP205 may be repeated for a total of 



13836 H118 TR 10:40-11:55A 08/23-12/16 

K Hilder $15 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


INT271AC Interior Design Internship 

3 


13103 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

K Roberts $0 

INT271BA Kitchen And Bath Internship 

1 

Prerequisites: Permission of Program Director. Course Note: INT271BA may 


13155 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

K Roberts $0 

INT271BB Kitchen And Bath Internship 

2 

Prerequisites: Permission of Program Director. Course Note: INT271BB may 


13156 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

K Roberts $0 

International Business (IBS) 







Cindy Cloud 

IBS101 Introduction To International Business 3 

[G] 


38675 B308 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/20-12/16 

C Cloud $0 

IPP207 Ethics and Decision Making for 

2 

ASL/English Interpreters 

Prerequisites: SLG201 with a grade of C or better, or permission of Department 

or Division. IPP205 suggested but not required. Course Note: IPP207 may be 

repeated for a total of eight (8) credits. 

13849 H118 M 11:50- 2:30P 10/10-12/12 

K Hilder $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


IPP215 ASL To English Consecutive 

2 

Interpreting 


of Program Director. 


13822 H240 T 12:25- 2:05P 08/23-10/13 

Staff $30 

H240 TR 2:10- 3:50P 

13838 H240 T 5:15- 8:35P 08/23-10/13 

Staff $30 

H240 R 5:15- 6:55P 

IPP218 English To ASL Consecutive 

2 

Interpreting 


of Department or Division. IPP215 suggested but not required. 


13823 H240 T 12:25- 2:05P 10/18-12/15 

Staff $30 

H240 TR 2:10- 3:50P 

13839 H240 T 5:15- 8:35P 10/18-12/15 

Staff $30 

H240 R 5:15- 6:55P 

IPP220 Interactive Interpreting I 

4 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: IPP215 and IPP218, or permission of department 

or division. 


13824 H240 M 3:40- 5:20P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $40 

H240 W 2:20- 3:00P 

H240 W 3:10- 5:00P 

13840 H240 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $40 

H240 W 7:05- 8:45P 









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Italian (ITA) 


Albert Celoza 

ITA101 Elementary Italian I 

4 



14208 A204 TR 10:00-11:40A 08/23-12/16 

A Macro $5 

ITA102 Elementary Italian II 

4 

Prerequisites: ITA101, or equivalent, or permission of Department or Division. 

39861 A204 TR 12:00- 1:40P 08/23-12/16 

A Macro $5 

ITA115 Beginning Italian Conversation I 

3 


25656 A111 T 6:00- 8:45P 08/23-12/16 

A Macro $5 

Japanese (JPN) 


Albert Celoza 

JPN115 Beginning Japanese Conversation I 3 


14219 B123 W 6:00- 8:45P 08/24-12/16 Y Takahashi $5 

Laboratory Assisting (LBA) 


None 

LBA150 Overview of Laboratory Assisting 

1 

Prerequisites: (HCC130 and HCC145AA and HCE109 and HCE110 and 

HCE111), or permission of program Director. 

14131 C111 W 8:00- 8:50A 10/19-12/07 

J Stiak $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


Class 14131 student must be accepted into Laboratory Assisting 


LBA152 Laboratory Assisting: Principles and 2 

Procedures 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: LBA150. 


14132 C110 W 9:00- 4:00P 10/19-12/07 

J Stiak $0 

C110 W 9:00- 4:00P 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 




LBA158 Laboratory Assisting Practicum 

2 

Prerequisites: LBA150 and LBA152 and permission of Program Director. 

14133 PC TBA TBA 12/08-02/24 

J Stiak $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 



Class 14133 incorporates both online & classroom activities. 

For internal use at Phoenix College only, non-standard load course. 



Cindy Cloud 

MGT148 Office Ethics and Culture 

2 


13208 B126 M 7:10- 8:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

MGT229 Management And Leadership I 

3 


13195 B126 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 D Sheehan $5 

13211 B126 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 A Thomson $5 

MGT230 Management and Leadership II 

3 

Prerequisites: MGT229 or permission of Department or Division. 

38676 B126 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/20-12/16 A Thomson $0 

MGT251 Human Relations in Business 

3 


13196 B126 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 D Sheehan $5 

13209 B126 R 5:40- 8:20P 08/25-12/16 A Thomson $5 

MGT253 Owning and Operating a Small 

3 

Business 


13197 B126 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 D Sheehan $5 

13198 B123 W 1:00- 2:15P 09/07-12/16 W Branson $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 13198 hybrid incorporates both online & classroom activities on 

Wednesdays. 

13231 B126 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 A Thomson $5 

MGT259 Management Seminar 

1 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Corequisites: MGT260AA. 

Course Note: MGT259 may be repeated for a total of two (2) credit hours. 

13199 B123 R 11:30-12:40P 09/08-12/16 

L Bush $5 

MGT260AA Management Internship 

3 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Corequisites: MGT259. 

Course Note: MGT260AA may be repeated for a total of six (6) credit hours. 

13200 PC TBA TBA 09/08-12/16 

L Bush $0 










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MGT276 Personnel/Human Resources 

3 

Management 






Joe Sueyoshi 

MGT286 Human Resource Employment 

3 

Management 

Prerequisites: MGT276 or permission of Department or Division. 





Cindy Cloud 

MKT109 Introduction to Fashion Merchandising 3 



13202 B123 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

L Bush $15 

MKT200 Retail Buying 

3 



13203 B123 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

L Bush $15 

MKT263 Advertising Principles 

3 


PC Notes: Offered during the day in the fall and in the evening in the spring. 

13212 B126 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 D Sheehan $5 

MKT267 Principles Of Salesmanship 

3 


PC Notes: Offered during the evening in the fall and during the day in the 

spring. 

13214 B306 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 W Branson $5 

ALT DELVRY 

TBA 

Class 13214 is an Alternative Delivery course, outside sales activities 

will be assigned. 

MKT271 Principles of Marketing 

3 


13204 B126 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 D Sheehan $5 

38678 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/15 

Staff $5 


13210 B123 R 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 13210 initial meeting is Tuesday, Aug 23, 2011 at 7:10 p.m. 

Additional meetings will be discussed in class. 


MAT082 Basic Arithmetic 

3 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Students may receive credit for only one of 

the following: MAT081, MAT082, or MAT083. 


Some sections include online component. 

Check with Instructor or Department before purchasing course 

materials. 

Graphing calculator required. 

12333 A101 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 A Lambert $5 

12332 A104 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 A Lambert $5 

12336 A214 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 C Martinez $5 

12688 OSW106 MWF 11:00-12:10P 09/19-12/16 

F Mircoff $5 

Class 12688 Late Start. 

13007 B202 MWF 12:00-12:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12936 E213 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 T Enakieva $5 

12339 E213 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 T Enakieva $5 

12932 B204 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

L Kisiel $5 

12340 E213 MW 11:30-12:45P 08/22-12/16 T Enakieva $5 

13012 B204 MW 11:30-12:45P 08/22-12/16 

M Bajpai $5 

13038 E217 MW 11:30- 1:10P 09/19-12/14 

Staff $5 

Class 13038 is late start. 

13003 E213 MW 1:00- 2:15P 08/22-12/16 T Enakieva $5 

30037 A101 MW 1:00- 2:15P 08/22-12/16 A Lambert $5 

12334 OSW206 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

K Ellis $5 

12335 OSW206 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

K Ellis $5 

12337 E217 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

D Holder $5 

12338 B202 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 K Ambrosich $5 

12933 B204 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

L Kisiel $5 

13011 E217 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

D Holder $5 

13036 B202 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

A Amr $5 

13037 B202 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

A Amr $5 

12612 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

J Sousa $5 


12906 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

J Sousa $5 


12934 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

J Sousa $5 


12935 ONLINE BB TBA 09/17-12/16 

V Herrera $5 



13013 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

V Herrera $5 

Class 13013 Class conducted entirely online using Blackboard. 

30019 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 K Ambrosich $5 


30039 E213 MW 5:05- 6:55P 09/19-12/16 A Vakilzadeh $5 


12531 A101 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

D Segura $5 

12532 B202 MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 A Vakilzadeh $5 

12533 A200 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 M De La Cruz $5 

12937 A102 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 M Lajavardi $5 

12931 A102 TR 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 M Lajavardi $5 

12962 A104 S 8:00-10:40A 08/20-12/10 

C Gaye $5 










Click Here 



fee 



fee 


MAT090 Developmental Algebra 

5 







materials. 

Graphing calculator required. TI-84+ strongly recommended. 

12904 A101 TR 10:00-12:15P 08/23-12/16 

H Sung $5 


4 







materials. 


12341 OSW106 MWF 8:00- 9:10A 08/22-12/16 

S Albert $5 

12344 OSW106 MWF 9:30-10:40A 08/22-12/16 

S Albert $5 

12343 B202 MW 10:00-11:40A 08/22-12/16 K Ambrosich $5 

13004 B210 MW 10:00-11:40A 08/22-12/16 A Lambert $5 

13008 OSW206 MW 1:00- 2:40P 08/22-12/16 

S Jamal $5 

12938 A200 MTWR 7:00- 7:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12342 B208 MTWR 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 A Hodgkins $5 

12539 B208 MTWR 12:00-12:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12762 A102 MTWR 1:30- 2:40P 09/19-12/16 

Staff $5 


12347 B210 TR 7:00- 8:40A 08/23-12/16 M De La Cruz $5 

12942 OSW106 TR 8:00- 9:40A 08/23-12/16 

T Bryan $5 

12348 A104 TR 9:00-10:40A 08/23-12/16 

H Lako $5 

12345 A102 TR 11:00-12:40P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

12613 A104 TR 11:00-12:40P 08/23-12/16 

H Lako $5 

12939 A101 TR 1:00- 2:40P 08/23-12/16 

S Li $5 



12682 ONLINE BB TBA 09/17-12/16 

R Cornell $5 




Class 12940 conducted entirely online using Blackboard 



30021 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

V Herrera $5 


39767 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

V Herrera $5 


12534 B204 MW 5:15- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

M Bajpai $5 

12536 B201 MW 7:10- 8:50P 08/22-12/16 

K Ahuja $5 

12535 B208 TR 5:15- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

D Hirsch $5 

12537 B201 TR 5:15- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

M Malm $5 

12538 B208 TR 7:10- 8:50P 08/23-12/16 

D Hirsch $5 


3 






materials. 


30036 A214 S 8:00-10:40A 08/20-12/16 

T Bernero $5 

MAT102 Mathematical Concepts/Applications 3 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in MAT082, or equivalent, or satisfactory 

score on District placement exam. 


Scientific calculator required.. 

12349 E217 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

M Bajpai $5 

12616 E213 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

P Kaczur $5 

12350 E213 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

P Kaczur $5 







12541 B210 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

A Khare $5 

12540 B210 TR 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 

T Jehl $5 

MAT108 Tutored Mathematics 

2 

Corequisites: MAT082, or MAT090, or MAT091, or MAT092, or MAT120, or 

MAT121, or MAT122, or MAT140, or MAT141, or MAT142, or MAT150, or MAT151, 

or MAT152, or permission of Department Chair. Course Note: MAT108 may be 

repeated for a total of ten (10) credits. 

12763 B210 MW 12:00-12:50P 08/22-12/16 C Martinez $0 

Class 12763 enrollment open through Monday, Oct 17, 2011. 

Class 12763 highly recommended for students repeating MAT082 or 

MAT091. 


5 




MAT122. 

PC Notes: 




materials. 


12357 A101 MWF 9:00-10:25A 08/22-12/16 

H Sung $5 

12358 A101 MWF 11:00-12:25P 08/22-12/16 

H Sung $5 

12364 B230 MW 1:00- 3:15P 08/22-12/16 

S Li $5 

12363 OSW106 MW 2:00- 4:15P 08/22-12/16 

T Bryan $5 

12362 A200 MTWR 1:00- 2:05P 08/22-12/16 T Adamson $5 

12351 A104 MTWRF 7:00- 7:50A 08/22-12/16 M Herrera-Bill $5 

12352 B204 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

L Kisiel $5 

12353 A102 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12905 A104 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 M Herrera-Bill $5 

12354 B202 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 D Logvinenko $5 

12355 A102 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

K Mishra $5 

12356 B204 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

L Kisiel $5 

12361 A102 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 










99 



fee 



fee 

30018 A200 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 D Logvinenko $5 

12359 B230 TR 10:00-12:15P 08/23-12/16 

S Li $5 

12360 B201 TR 10:00-12:15P 08/23-12/16 

P Miller $5 

12542 B201 MW 4:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

P Miller $5 

12543 A104 TR 4:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

J Hall $5 


4 




MAT122. 

PC Notes: 




materials. 


12774 A104 MW 10:00-11:40A 08/22-12/16 

K Mishra $5 

12773 B204 MW 1:00- 2:40P 08/22-12/16 

M Bajpai $5 

12776 B208 MTWR 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 A Hodgkins $5 

12772 B208 MTWR 1:00- 2:10P 09/19-12/16 

Staff $5 


12775 B201 TR 12:30- 2:10P 08/23-12/16 

K Ahuja $5 

12765 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

V Cornell $5 


12766 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

P Miller $5 


12767 ONLINE BB TBA 09/17-12/16 

R Cornell $5 



30032 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

P Miller $5 


39769 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

V Cornell $5 


12771 A214 MW 5:15- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

K Ahuja $5 

12768 B204 MW 7:10- 8:50P 08/22-12/16 

P Fedock $5 

12769 B202 TR 5:15- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

G Curran $5 

12770 B204 TR 7:10- 8:50P 08/23-12/16 

L Konda $5 


3 

Prerequisites: Grade of "B" or better in MAT090, MAT091, MAT092, MAT093, or 



MAT122. 

PC Notes: 



materials. 


30038 A214 S 11:00- 1:40P 08/20-12/16 

T Bernero $5 

MAT142 College Mathematics [MA] 

3 



Appropriate for the student whose major does not require college algebra or 

precalculus. 




materials. 


12365 A102 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 D Logvinenko $5 

13009 A102 MWF 12:00-12:50P 08/22-12/16 D Logvinenko $5 

12367 A214 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 D Ermoian $5 

12850 B201 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

12366 A214 TR 10:30-11:45A 08/23-12/16 D Ermoian $5 

13010 B204 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

M Cowan $5 

39508 A214 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 D Ermoian $5 

Class 39508 for Honor Students, only. Enrollment takes place in Honors 

Office, Room B263. 

12943 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

V Herrera $5 


13014 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

V Herrera $5 


30034 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 D Calderon $5 


12544 B202 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

D Stanley $5 

12546 A101 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

D Holder $5 

12961 A104 S 11:00- 1:40P 08/20-12/10 

C Gaye $5 


4 



May receive credit for only one of the following: MAT150, MAT151, MAT152, or 

MAT187. 

PC Notes: 




materials. 


12374 E217 MW 8:00- 9:40A 08/22-12/16 L Martinez-Baez $5 

12370 OSW206 MW 10:00-11:40A 08/22-12/16 

S Jamal $5 

12372 B230 MW 10:00-11:40A 08/22-12/16 M McClymonds $5 

12548 B201 MW 1:00- 2:40P 08/22-12/16 

K Mishra $5 

12368 A200 MTWR 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 T Adamson $5 

Class 12368 or Honors students. Enrollment takes place in the Honors 

Office, B263. 

12373 B208 MTWR 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 A Hodgkins $5 

12371 A200 MTWR 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

12369 E217 TR 8:00- 9:40A 08/23-12/16 L Martinez-Baez $5 

12375 OSW106 TR 10:00-11:40A 08/23-12/16 

T Bryan $5 

12617 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

V Cornell $5 


12683 ONLINE BB TBA 09/17-12/16 

R Cornell $5 



30035 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

V Cornell $5 


12545 A102 MW 5:15- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

S Pandey $5 

12851 A102 MW 7:10- 8:50P 08/22-12/16 

D Segura $5 

12852 B204 TR 5:15- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

L Konda $5 

12547 B202 TR 7:10- 8:50P 08/23-12/16 

G Curran $5 


3 


equivalent, or satisfactory score on a placement test. Course Note: May 

receive credit for only one of the following: MAT150, MAT151, MAT152, or 

MAT187. 


30040 A102 S 8:00-10:40A 08/20-12/16 

S Pandey $5 









class? 


Click Here 



fee 



fee 


MAT156 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I 3 







materials. 


30043 A214 TR 9:00-10:15A 08/23-12/16 D Ermoian $5 

12549 A214 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

M Vignali $5 

MAT157 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers 3 

II 

Prerequisites: MAT156 or equivalent. 




materials. 


12550 A214 TR 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 

M Vignali $5 

MAT182 Plane Trigonometry [MA] 

3 


equivalent, or concurrent registration in MAT150, or MAT151, MAT152, or 

satisfactory score on District placement exam. 




materials. 


12378 A200 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 T Adamson $5 

12377 B230 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 M McClymonds $5 

12376 B230 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

J Sousa $5 

30020 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

J Sousa $5 


12551 B208 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

C Gaye $5 

MAT187 Precalculus [MA] 

5 


equivalent, or satisfactory score on a placement test. Course Note: Strongly 

recommended that students have some knowledge of trigonometry. 




materials. 


12777 B201 MWF 8:25- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

P Miller $5 

12379 B210 TR 9:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 C Martinez $5 

12778 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

V Cornell $5 


MAT206 Elements of Statistics [CS] 

3 





12907 E221 R 5:15- 6:55P 08/25-12/16 D Ermoian $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


MAT213 Brief Calculus [MA] 

4 


MAT187, or appropriate Math placement test score. Course Note: Students 

may receive credit for only one of the following: MAT212 or MAT213. 




materials. 


12380 B201 MW 10:00-11:40A 08/22-12/16 J Santellan $5 

12779 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

J Sousa $5 


12552 OSW106 MW 7:10- 8:50P 08/22-12/16 

T Bryan $5 

30045 A101 TR 8:00- 9:40P 08/23-12/16 J Santellan $5 

MAT218 Mathematical Analysis for Business 4 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in MAT212 or MAT213. 




materials. 


12618 B202 MW 7:00- 8:40A 08/22-12/16 

D Stanley $5 

12553 A200 MW 5:15- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 J Santellan $5 

MAT220 Calculus with Analytic Geometry I [MA] 5 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C"or better in [MAT182 and (MAT150, MAT151 or 

MAT152)], or MAT187, or appropriate Math placement test score. Course Note: 

MAT220 students may receive credit for only one of the following: MAT220 or 

MAT221. 

PC Notes: 




materials. 

Graphing calculator required. TI-84+ or TI-89 strongly recommended. 

12382 A214 MWF 11:00-12:25P 08/22-12/16 M Herrera-Bill $5 

12381 B208 MTWR 7:45- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 A Hodgkins $5 

30022 A200 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P 08/22-12/16 T Adamson $5 

39509 PC TBA MW 4:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

S Li $5 

12554 B230 TR 4:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 J Sueyoshi $5 

MAT225 Elementary Linear Algebra 

3 

Prerequisites: Grade of C or better in MAT212 or MAT220, or MAT221, or 

equivalent. 

PC Notes: 




materials. 

Graphing calculator required. TI-84+ or TI-89 strongly 

recommended. 

12555 A104 MW 5:30- 6:50P 08/29-12/16 A Hodgkins $5 











101 



fee 



fee 

MAT230 Calculus with Analytic Geometry II 5 

[MA] 

Prerequisites: Grade of C or better in MAT220, or MAT221, or equivalent. 

Course Note: Student may receive credit for only one of the following: MAT230 

or MAT231. 




materials. 


12383 B210 MWF 8:00- 9:25A 08/22-12/16 C Martinez $5 

12556 OSW106 MW 4:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

T Bryan $5 

MAT240 Calculus with Analytic Geometry III 5 

[MA] 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in MAT230 or MAT231. Course Note: 

Student may receive credit for only one of the following: MAT240 or MAT241. 




materials. 


30033 E221 MTWR 7:45- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

L Konda $5 

12780 B210 TR 4:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

T Jehl $5 

MAT276 Modern Differential Equations [MA] 4 

Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in MAT230, or MAT231, or permission of 

Department or Division. Course Note: Students may receive credit for only 

one of the following: MAT276 or MAT277. 


Graphing calculator required. TI-89 strongly recommended. 

12944 B230 TR 7:10- 8:50P 08/23-12/16 J Sueyoshi $5 

Medical Laboratory Science 

(MDL) 


None 

MDL190 Clinical Laboratory Operations 

2 

Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Medical Laboratory Science program or 


14137 C212 F 8:00- 4:00P 12/16-01/13 

J Stiak $0 

HYBRID 

TBA 

Class 14137 student must be accepted into Medical Laboratory 

Sciences program. Contact Health Care Advisor for enrollment 

information. 


MDL246 Clinical Microbiology 

6 




14141 C212 F 8:00- 9:50A 08/26-10/14 R Helminski $250 

C110 F 10:00- 4:00P 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 



information. 


MDL247 Practicum: Clinical Microbiology 

1 



14142 OFFSITE TBA 12/10-01/27 

J Stiak $0 



information. 

MDL248 Clinical Chemistry 

6 




14143 C212 F 8:00- 9:50A 10/14-12/09 S McMillan $250 

C110 F 10:00- 4:00P 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 



information. 


Military Science (MIS) 


All MIS classes are held on Arizona State University campus. For 

further information contact Army ROTC (MIS) at 480.965.3318. 

Rick Wilson 

MIS101 Introduction To The Military I 

3 


PC Notes: MIS101 requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory class. 

13934 ASU MAIN TR 9:00-10:15A 08/23-12/16 

R Barclay $0 

13935 ASU MAIN TR 12:00- 1:15P 08/23-12/16 

R Barclay $0 

MIS101 Laboratory for Introduction To The 0 

Military I 



13933 ASU FIELD T 6:30- 8:30A 08/23-12/16 

R Barclay $0 

Class 13933 No lab on first day of class. 


MIS201 Introduction To Leadership Dynamics I 3 



13936 ASU MAIN TR 10:30-11:45A 08/23-12/16 

E Otoshi $0 

13937 ASU MAIN TR 1:30- 2:45P 08/23-12/16 

E Otoshi $0 










Click Here 



fee 



fee 


MIS201 Laboratory for Introduction To 

0 

Leadership Dynamics I 



13938 ASU FIELD T 6:30- 8:30A 08/23-12/16 

E Otoshi $0 

Class 13938 No lab on first day of class. 

Music: Commercial/Business 

(MUC) 



MUC109 Music Business: Merchandising and the 3 

Law 



13391 M102 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

K Stenius $3 

MUC110 Music Business: Recording and Mass 3 

Media 



13596 M102 T 7:00- 9:30P 08/23-12/16 

R London $3 

MUC111 Digital Audio Workstation I (Daw I) 3 



13613 M126 W 5:45- 9:55P 08/24-12/16 A Hartman $55 

MUC112 Digital Audio Workstation II (Daw II) 3 



13614 M126 W 5:45- 9:55P 08/24-12/16 A Hartman $55 

MUC195 Studio Music Recording I 

3 



13392 M126 MW 3:15- 5:20P 08/22-12/16 A Hartman $55 

13393 M126 TR 11:00- 1:05P 08/23-12/16 

J Weddle $55 

13597 M104 S 10:00- 2:10P 08/20-12/10 S Matsumoto $55 

MUC196 Studio Music Recording II 

3 



13394 M126 TR 3:15- 5:20P 08/23-12/16 

J Weddle $55 

MUC197 Live Sound Reinforcement I 

3 



13615 M104 F 12:00- 2:30P 08/26-12/16 

J May $55 

MUC295 Studio Music Recording III 

3 



13603 M126 F 2:30- 7:30P 08/26-12/16 

J Weddle $55 

MUC295AA Self Promotion for Music 

1 



13395 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 K Schindler $3 

MUC297AA Music Internship 

1 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Course Note: MUC297AA 

may be repeated for a total of twelve (12) credit hours. 





MUC297AB Music Internship 

2 






Music: History/Literature 

(MHL) 



MHL140 Survey of Music History [H, HU] 

3 



13602 M138 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

K Miller $3 

MHL143 Music in World Cultures [G, HU] 

3 



13375 M138 MW 10:30-11:45A 08/22-12/16 

M Yoes $3 

MHL145 American Jazz and Popular Music [C, 3 

HU] 



13376 ART119 MW 1:30- 2:45P 08/22-12/16 

B Ruth $3 

25592 M102 MW 3:00- 4:15P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $3 

13377 M102 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

M Yoes $3 

13378 M102 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

M Yoes $3 

13664 ART119 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 A Martinez Figuero $3 

13594 M102 R 7:00- 9:30P 08/25-12/16 W Hawkins $3 










103 



fee 



fee 

MHL153 Rock Music and Culture [H, HU] 

3 



13379 M138 MW 8:00- 9:15A 08/22-12/16 

B Ruth $3 

25593 M102 MW 1:30- 2:45P 08/22-12/16 

W Dobra $3 

13380 ART119 MW 3:00- 4:15P 08/22-12/16 

B Ruth $3 

13381 M102 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

R Esler $3 

13382 M102 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

W Dobra $3 

13665 ART119 R 7:00- 9:30P 08/25-12/16 

R London $3 

MHL241 Music History and Literature to 1750 3 

[HU] 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: MTC155 and MTC156, or permission of Instructor. 

13692 M102 TR 2:30- 3:45P 08/23-12/16 

K Miller $0 

13627 M125 W 6:00- 8:30P 08/24-12/16 B Bingener $5 

MUP133 Class Voice I 

2 



13640 M103 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 C Dockendorff $3 

13641 M138 TR 2:45- 4:00P 08/23-12/16 

J Allen $3 

13642 M138 W 7:00- 9:30P 08/24-12/16 C Dockendorff $3 

MUP134 Class Voice II 

2 




13644 M138 TR 2:45- 4:00P 08/23-12/16 

J Allen $3 





MUP150 Community Chorus 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: MUP150 may be repeated for credit. 


13598 M138 M 7:00- 9:30P 08/22-12/16 

K Miller $3 

For Private Instruction (MUP101, MUP102, MUP151, MUP152, 

MUP201, MUP202, MUP251 and MUP252) contact the Music 

Department for specific section information and fees. 

MUP110 Concert Music 

0.50 



13444 M138 W 2:00- 2:50P 08/24-12/16 

K Miller $1 

MUP130 Beginning Group Piano 

2 


13657 M125 MW 8:00- 9:15A 08/22-12/16 

E Brown $0 

13658 M125 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

E Brown $0 

13659 M125 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

J Tuttle $0 

13660 M125 TR 10:30-11:45A 08/23-12/16 

E Brown $0 

13661 M125 T 6:00- 8:30P 08/23-12/16 B Bingener $0 

13662 M125 W 6:00- 8:30P 08/24-12/16 B Bingener $0 

MUP131 Class Piano I 

2 



13616 M125 MW 8:00- 9:15A 08/22-12/16 

E Brown $5 

13617 M125 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

E Brown $5 

13618 M125 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

J Tuttle $5 

13619 M125 TR 10:30-11:45A 08/23-12/16 

E Brown $5 

13620 M125 T 6:00- 8:30P 08/23-12/16 B Bingener $5 

13621 M125 W 6:00- 8:30P 08/24-12/16 B Bingener $5 

MUP153 Concert Choir 

2 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: Auditions may be required. MUP153 may be 



13493 M138 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

K Miller $3 

M138 TR 12:00-12:50P 

MUP155 Handbell Choir (Bell Canto) 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: May be repeated for credit. 


13652 M138 R 7:00- 9:30P 08/25-12/16 

J Yancy $3 

MUP157 Women's Chorus 

1 



13599 M138 T 7:00- 9:30P 08/23-12/16 

K Miller $3 

MUP159 Community Orchestra 

1 


Auditions may be required. 


13600 M104 T 7:00- 9:30P 08/23-12/16 D Graybeal $3 

MUP161 Community Band 

1 


Auditions may be required. 


13653 M104 M 7:00- 9:30P 08/22-12/16 E Haenfler $3 


MUP132 Class Piano II 

2 



13622 M125 MW 8:00- 9:15A 08/22-12/16 

E Brown $5 

13623 M125 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

E Brown $5 

13624 M125 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

J Tuttle $5 

13625 M125 TR 10:30-11:45A 08/23-12/16 

E Brown $5 

13626 M125 T 6:00- 8:30P 08/23-12/16 B Bingener $5 

MUP163 Jazz Ensemble 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: MUP163 may be repeated for credit. Open 

to all students on the basis of auditions. 


13494 M104 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

M Yoes $3 

Class 13494 is for Big Band. 

13495 M104 TBA 08/29-12/16 

M Yoes $3 

Class 13495 is for smaller jazz combos. 









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13608 M104 TBA 08/29-12/16 

M Yoes $3 

Class 13608 is for smaller jazz combos. 

13693 M104 W 7:00- 9:30P 08/31-12/16 

M Yoes $3 

Class 13693 is for Community Big Band. 

MUP164 Jazz Improvisation I 

2 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: MUP164 may be repeated for a total of six 



13496 M138 MW 3:00- 4:15P 08/22-12/16 

R Eckroth $3 

MUP165 Jazz Improvisation II 

2 

Prerequisites: MUP164 or permission of instructor. Course Note: MUP165 may 

be repeated for a total of six (6) credit hours. 


13609 M138 MW 3:00- 4:15P 08/22-12/16 

R Eckroth $3 

MUP181 Chamber Music Ensembles 

1 


PC Notes: Guitar Ensemble. 

25607 M103 MT 6:00- 6:50P 08/22-12/16 

J Yancy $3 

MUP182 Chamber Singers 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: MUP182 may be repeated for credit. Open 

to all students on the basis of auditions. 


Audition required. Contact Instructor. 

Students also must be enrolled in MUP153. 

13691 M138 M 1:15- 3:00P 08/22-12/16 

K Miller $3 

M138 W 1:15- 2:00P 

MUP190 Percussion Ensemble 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: May be repeated for credit. 


13607 M104 R 4:00- 6:30P 08/25-12/16 W Hawkins $3 

MUP225 Class Guitar I 

2 



13545 M103 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 P Caceres $3 

13610 M103 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 P Caceres $3 

13601 M103 M 7:00- 9:30P 08/22-12/16 

J Yancy $3 

MUP228 Class Guitar IV 

2 




25610 M103 MW 11:30-12:45P 08/22-12/16 P Caceres $3 

13656 M103 T 7:00- 9:30P 08/23-12/16 

J Yancy $3 

MUP231 Class Piano III 

2 



13628 M125 MW 8:00- 9:15A 08/22-12/16 

E Brown $5 

13629 M125 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

E Brown $5 

13630 M125 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

J Tuttle $5 

13631 M125 TR 10:30-11:45A 08/23-12/16 

E Brown $5 

13632 M125 T 6:00- 8:30P 08/23-12/16 B Bingener $5 

13633 M125 W 6:00- 8:30P 08/24-12/16 B Bingener $5 

MUP232 Class Piano IV 

2 



13634 M125 MW 8:00- 9:15A 08/22-12/16 

E Brown $5 

13635 M125 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

E Brown $5 

13636 M125 MW 12:00- 1:15P 08/22-12/16 

J Tuttle $5 

13637 M125 TR 10:30-11:45A 08/23-12/16 

E Brown $5 

13638 M125 T 6:00- 8:30P 08/23-12/16 B Bingener $5 

13639 M125 W 6:00- 8:30P 08/24-12/16 B Bingener $5 

MUP233 Class Voice III 

2 

Prerequisites: MUP134. 



13647 M138 TR 2:45- 4:00P 08/23-12/16 

J Allen $3 


MUP234 Class Voice IV 

2 





13650 M138 TR 2:45- 4:00P 08/23-12/16 

J Allen $3 


MUP226 Class Guitar II 

2 



25608 M103 MW 11:30-12:45P 08/22-12/16 P Caceres $3 

13654 M103 T 7:00- 9:30P 08/23-12/16 

J Yancy $3 

MUP227 Class Guitar III 

2 



25609 M103 MW 11:30-12:45P 08/22-12/16 P Caceres $3 

13655 M103 T 7:00- 9:30P 08/23-12/16 

J Yancy $3 

Music: Theory/Composition 

(MTC) 



MTC101 Introduction to Music Theory 

3 



13383 M104 MW 9:00-10:15A 08/22-12/16 

M Yoes $3 

13604 M102 W 6:00- 8:30P 08/24-12/16 

E Helvey $3 










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MTC103 Introduction To Aural Perception 

2 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: MTC103 may be repeated for a total of four 



13384 M125 TR 9:00- 9:50A 08/23-12/16 

M Yoes $3 

Navajo Humanities (NVH) 


Albert Celoza 

MTC105 Music Theory I 

3 

Prerequisites: MTC100, or MTC101, or permission of Instructor. Corequisites: 

MTC106. 


13385 M102 MW 9:00-10:15A 08/22-12/16 

K Dercole $3 

NVH245 Navajo Culture And Heritage 

3 


14221 ONLINE BB TBA 09/19-12/16 J Wheeler $0 


MTC106 Aural Perception I 

1 



13386 M103 TR 9:00- 9:50A 08/23-12/16 

K Miller $3 

Nursing (NUR) 



MTC191 Electronic Music I 

3 



13387 M126 MW 11:00-12:45P 08/22-12/16 K Schindler $55 

13595 M126 T 6:00- 9:20P 08/23-12/16 

B Messer $55 

MTC192 Electronic Music II 

3 

Prerequisites: MTC191. 


13388 M126 MW 1:15- 2:55P 08/22-12/16 K Schindler $55 

MTC205 Music Theory III 

3 

Prerequisites: MTC155. Corequisites: MTC206. 


13611 M102 MW 10:30-11:45A 08/22-12/16 

K Dercole $3 

MTC206 Aural Perception III 

1 



13612 M103 TR 10:30-11:20A 08/23-12/16 

K Miller $3 

MTC240 Composition 

3 

Prerequisites: (MTC105 and MTC106, or equivalent), and permission of 

Instructor. Course Note: MTC240 may be repeated for a total of twelve (12) 

credit hours. 



Only students accepted into the Nursing program may enroll in 

nursing courses by a Health Care Advisor or with a faculty 

signature. Nursing classes may be scheduled for day, afternoon, or 

evening times. Hybrid format is used for most Nursing courses. 

Hybrid classes incorporate both online and classroom activities. 

Students require access to a reliable computer and the internet. 

Several electives are listed under Health Care Related (HCR). 

NUR104AB Structured Nursing Review 

1 

Corequisites: Concurrent enrollment in the Nursing program or permission of 

Department Chair. Course Note: Course offered as Credit (P) No credit (Z) 

basis. NUR104AB may be repeated for a total of eight (8) credits. 

12385 C102 M 8:00- 9:00A 08/22-12/16 

S McKee $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 12385 for Block 2 Students. Last Date to Enroll Friday, Oct 21, 

2011. 

12384 C102 T 12:00-12:50P 08/23-12/16 

P Novak $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


2011. 

12387 C102 W 8:00- 8:50A 08/24-12/16 

K Gray $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


2011. 

12386 C102 R 8:00- 9:00A 08/25-11/10 S Bednarek $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 12386 for Block 4 Students (NP). Last Date to Enroll Friday, Oct 

21, 2011. 


MTC291 Electronic Music III 

3 

Prerequisites: MTC192. 


13666 M126 R 6:00- 9:20P 08/25-12/16 K Schindler $55 

Class 13666 headphones are required for this class. 

NUR151 Nursing Theory And Science I 

10 

Prerequisites: Admission into the Nursing Program. 


NUR151 requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory class. 

12664 C102 W 9:00- 1:30P 08/24-12/16 

K Gray $100 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 12664 mandatory orientation Wednesday, Aug 3, 2011 

9;00A-1:00P in C102. 







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NUR151 Laboratory for Nursing Theory And 0 

Science I 

Prerequisites: Admission into the Nursing Program. 



12665 HOSP TBA 08/22-12/16 

K Gray $0 

N BLDG 8:00- 3:00P 

C117 7:30- 3:00P 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


NUR158 Nurse Assisting 

6 






12884 COMMU 1003TR 9:00- 3:30P 09/13-12/15 

Staff $50 

HOSP 

TBA 

Class 12884 Health & Safety requirements including unrestricted FCC, 

CPR, etc., must be completed by Tuesday, Sep 13, 2011. Complete 

HESI-A2 w/75% in Reading & Math required. 

Class 12884 last date to enroll is Thursday, Jul 28, 2011. 

Class 12884 mandatory orientation is Monday, Aug 22, 2011; 9A-12P at 

Communiversity Site: 15950 West Civic Center Plaza, Surprise, AZ 

85374 (480.384.9000). 

Class 12884 requires enrollment in Lab Class #39752. 

Class 12884 for Communiversity Site: 15950 West Civic Center Plaza, 

Surprise, AZ 85374 (480.384.9000). 


Online portion conducted using Evolve/Reach platform. Purchase 

required text with the online component through PC Bookstore. 

12848 OSW204 TR 1:00- 6:00P 09/13-12/15 P Emanuelson $50 

HOSP 

TBA 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

Class 12848 Health & Safety requirements including unrestricted FCC, 

CPR, etc., must be completed by Tuesday, Sep 13, 2011. Complete 

HESI-A2 w/75% in Reading & Math required. 


Class 12848 requires enrollment in Lab Class #39750. 

Class 12848 mandatory orientation on Tuesday, Aug 23, 2011, 

1:00P-5:00P in C120. 


Online portion conducted using Evolve/Reach platform. Purchase 

required text with the online component through PC Bookstore. 

NUR158 Laboratory for Nurse Assisting 

0 






39750 HOSP TBA 09/13-12/15 

Staff $0 


Class 39750 requires enrollment in Lecture Class #12848 for Nursing 

Assistant Students attending at PC Main. 

39752 HOSP TBA 09/13-12/15 

Staff $0 


Class 39752 requires enrollment in Lecture Class #12884 for Nursing 

Assistant Students attending at Communiversity. 

NUR171 Nursing Theory And Science II 

8 

Prerequisites: NUR151 or permission of Nursing Department Chairperson. 



12800 C102 M 9:30- 1:30P 08/22-12/16 C Cipriano $100 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 



Science II 




12801 N BLDG WR 8:00- 1:00P 08/24-12/16 C Cipriano $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

HOSP 

TBA 

C117 8:00- 1:00P 


NUR251 Nursing Theory And Science III 

8 

Prerequisites: (BIO202, BIO205, and NUR171) or permission of Nursing 

Department Chairperson. 


12802 C102 T 8:00-11:50A 08/23-12/16 

P DeWitt $100 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 



Science III 

Prerequisites: (BIO202, BIO205, and NUR171) or permission of Nursing 

Department Chairperson. 


12803 C117 WR 8:00- 6:00P 08/24-12/16 

P DeWitt $0 

HOSP 

TBA 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

N BLDG WR 8:00- 6:00P 


NUR271 Nursing Theory And Science IV 

7 



12804 C102 R 9:15- 1:30P 08/25-11/10 S Bednarek $100 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


Class 12804 for Block 4 Students. 


Science IV 



12805 C117 MT 1:30- 5:30P 08/22-11/14 S Bednarek $0 

N BLDG 

TBA 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

HOSP 

TBA 

Class 12805 is a hybrid class incorporating both online and classroom 

activities. 

Class 12805 is for Block 4 Students. 










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NUR291 Nursing Clinical Capstone 

2 


12806 HOSP TBA 11/15-12/16 S Bednarek $190 

Class 12806 for Block 4 Students (NP). 

Nursing: Continuing Education 

(NCE) 



NCE214MM Math/Methods Of Drug Calculation 1 


12989 ONLINE BB TBA 09/10-12/16 

I Fawcett $0 

Class 12989 mandatory orientation is Saturday, Sep 3, 2011 

10:00A-12:00P in C120. 

Class 12989 conducted entirely online using Evolve/Reach platform. To 

access Evolve platform, purchase required text with online component 

through PC Bookstore. 

OAS242 Medical Transcription III 

3 

Prerequisites: OAS241, or permission of department or division. 

13224 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Tolino $0 


OAS243 Medical Transcription Refresher 

1 


13225 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Tolino $0 

Class 13225 last date to enroll is Monday, Oct 31, 2011. 


OAS246 Medical Transcription Internship 

1 

Prerequisites: OAS241 and permission of Instructor or Program Director. 

13205 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Tolino $0 


OTHER 


Sara Rassas 

Office Automation Systems 

(OAS) 


Cindy Cloud 

OAS101AB Computer Typing I: Letters,Tables And 1 

Reports 

Prerequisites: OAS101AA or permission of department or division. 


Class 13220 last date to enroll is Monday, Oct 31, 2011. 


OAS106 Basic Machine Transcription 

3 

Prerequisites: OAS101 or permission of department or division. 

13221 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Tolino $0 


OAS181 Medical Office: Vocabulary 

3 


13226 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Tolino $0 


OAS237 Medical Transcription I 

3 

Prerequisites: (OAS102, OAS106, and (OAS181, or HIM170, or HLR170, or 

equivalent)) or permission of Department or Division. 

13222 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Tolino $0 


OAS241 Medical Transcription II 

3 


13223 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Tolino $0 


IGS290 Integrated Studies 

3 


12976 B123 MW 11:00-11:50A 09/07-12/17 

S Thorpe $0 

TBA 

Class 12976 for more information: 

mailto:steve.thorpe@pcmail.maricopa.edu 




Enrollment in LAS100 and LAS101 is open to all students. 

Enrollment in Paralegal Studies course LAS109 and higher is 

restricted to students formally admitted to the Paralegal Studies 

Program. To be admitted to the program, students must first meet 

with the Legal Studies Advisor. 

For more information call the Advisement Center at 602-285-7110 

and ask for the Legal Studies Advisor. 

Rick Wilson 

LAS100 The Paralegal Profession 

3 


PC Notes: Assignment due 1st class; Check Blackboard 1 week before 1st 


14091 PSB27 T 6:00- 9:00P 08/23-11/22 

A Davis $0 

Class 14091 last date to enroll is Monday, Aug 15, 2011. 

LAS101 Introduction to Law 

3 




14051 PCDT103 W 9:45-12:45P 08/23-11/22 T McDonald $0 











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14052 PCDT103 R 9:45-12:45P 08/25-12/01 M Bobrow $0 



14062 OSW106 T 6:00- 9:00P 08/23-11/22 

J Colon $0 


14063 PSB27 W 6:00- 9:00P 08/24-11/30 

M Plati $0 


14090 OSW106 R 6:00- 9:00P 08/25-12/01 

J Colon $0 


13048 PCDT207 F 5:30- 8:30P 09/02-12/16 T McDonald $0 



14079 PCDT207 S 9:00-12:00P 08/20-12/03 

A Kuffner $0 



LAS109 Civil Procedures I 

3 

Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Paralegal Studies program. Prerequisites or 

Corequisites: LAS101 and (BPC110 or permission of Department Chair or 

program Director). 


Assignment due 1st class; Check Blackboard 1 week before 1st 


14053 PCDT103 T 9:45-12:45P 08/24-11/30 M Bobrow $10 



14054 PCDT103 F 9:45-12:45P 08/26-12/09 M Bobrow $10 



14064 PSB27 M 6:00- 9:00P 08/22-12/05 

C Zamora $10 


14065 PCDT103 W 6:00- 9:00P 08/24-11/30 

A Davis $10 



13049 PCDT102 F 5:30- 8:30P 09/02-12/16 

Staff $10 



14089 PCDT103 S 9:00-12:00P 08/20-12/03 

C Zamora $10 



LAS110 Civil Procedures II 

3 






14055 PCDT103 M 9:45-12:45P 08/22-12/05 M Bobrow $3 



14066 PCDT102 M 6:00- 9:00P 08/22-12/05 

B Jemsek $3 



14067 PCDT103 R 6:00- 9:00P 08/25-12/01 

B Jemsek $3 



14086 PCDT102 S 9:00-12:00P 08/20-12/03 R Daninger $3 



LAS115 Criminal Trial Procedure 

3 

Prerequisites: LAS101 or permission of Department Chair, or Program Director. 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: BPC110 or permission of Department Chair or 




14068 PSB23 M 6:00- 9:00P 08/22-12/05 

A Kuffner $0 


LAS131 Legal Writing 

3 





14056 PSB23 T 8:00-11:00A 08/23-11/22 P Kushibab $0 


14069 PSB23 T 6:00- 9:00P 08/23-11/22 P Kushibab $0 


14070 PSB27 R 6:00- 9:00P 08/25-12/01 

L Metcalf $0 


30053 PCDT101 F 5:30- 8:30P 09/02-12/16 P Kushibab $0 



LAS203 Ethics And Professional Practice 

3 

Prerequisites: LAS131 and (BPC110 or permission of Department Chair or 




14088 PCDT102 W 9:45-12:45P 08/23-11/22 

Staff $0 



14071 PCDT103 M 6:00- 9:00P 08/22-12/05 K Scheehle $0 



14083 PCDT103 T 6:00- 9:00P 08/23-11/22 

S Aytch $0 



30054 PCDT103 F 5:30- 8:30P 09/02-12/16 K Scheehle $0 



LAS204 Contract Law 

3 





14084 PCDT102 T 9:45-12:45P 08/24-11/30 T McDonald $0 









14057 PCDT102 T 6:00- 9:00P 08/23-11/22 T McDonald $0 












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LAS208 Probate 

3 





14085 PCDT101 R 6:00- 9:00P 08/25-12/01 B Rosenberg $0 



LAS211 Legal Research 

3 






14058 LIB122 R 9:00-12:00P 08/25-12/01 

S Hauert $30 

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14072 LIB122 T 6:00- 9:00P 08/23-11/22 

Staff $30 


14073 LIB122 R 6:00- 9:00P 08/25-12/01 

Staff $30 


14096 LIB122 S 9:15-12:15P 08/20-12/03 

Staff $30 


LAS212 Tort Law 

3 





14093 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/05 

S Hauert $0 



14074 PCDT102 W 6:00- 9:00P 08/24-11/30 

P Kirtley $0 



14080 PCDT102 R 6:00- 9:00P 08/25-12/01 

J Kula $0 



LAS214 Business Organizations 

3 





14095 PCDT103 M 12:50- 2:20P 08/22-12/05 M Bobrow $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 




LAS216 Real Estate Transactions 

3 





14075 PSB23 R 6:00- 9:00P 08/25-12/01 

Staff $0 


LAS217 Family Law 

3 





14094 PCDT102 F 9:45-12:45P 08/26-12/09 D Horowitz $0 



14087 PCDT101 T 6:15- 9:15P 08/23-11/22 D Horowitz $0 



LAS220 Paralegal Internship Seminar 

1 

Prerequisites: LAS203, LAS211 and (LAS204 or LAS212), and (BPC110, or 

permission of Department Chair or Program Director). Corequisites: LAS221AA, 

or LAS221AB, or LAS221AC. Course Note: May be repeated for a total of two 




14076 PCDT204 T 6:00- 7:40P 08/23-11/22 

E Binder $0 



LAS221AB Paralegal Internship 

2 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department Chairperson or Program Director. 

Course Note: May be repeated for a total of four (4) credit hours. 



14060 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

E Binder $0 


LAS229 Litigation Technologies 

3 

Prerequisites: LAS110 and (BPC110 or equivalent or permission of Department 

Chair or Program Director.) 




14092 PCDT125 M 9:30-12:30P 08/22-12/05 J Brandon $20 



14077 PCDT125 M 6:00- 9:00P 08/22-12/05 

R Wood $20 



14081 PCDT125 W 6:00- 9:00P 08/24-11/30 

S Stuart $20 



30542 PCDT125 F 5:30- 8:30P 09/02-12/16 

Staff $20 



14078 PCDT125 S 9:00-12:00P 08/20-12/03 

R Cantrell $20 



LAS261 Bankruptcy 

3 





30055 LIB122 W 6:00- 9:00P 08/24-11/30 

S Aytch $15 











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Liz Parmelee 


PHI101 Introduction to Philosophy [HU] 

3 


12407 A110 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

C Carley $0 

12830 A110 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 J Alexander $0 

12819 A106 MWF 12:00-12:50P 08/22-12/16 

C Carley $0 

12408 A201 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 T Timmerman $0 


Office, B263. 

12569 A105 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 T Timmerman $0 

Class 12569 available for Honors credit. Please visit Coordinator in 

Honors Office, B263. 

PHI103 Introduction to Logic [HU, L] 

3 


12409 A110 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

C Mun $0 

12570 A105 R 7:10- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 

C Mun $0 



PHI105 Introduction to Ethics [HU] 

3 


12410 A201 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 T Timmerman $0 


Office, B263. 

PHI213 Medical and Bio-Ethics [HU] 

3 


12966 ONLINE BB TBA 10/17-12/16 T Timmerman $0 


PHI218 Philosophy of Sexuality [HU] 

3 


12611 A106 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

C Mun $0 

PHI244 Philosophy of Religion [HU] 

3 


12878 A110 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 J Alexander $0 

PHI251 Philosophy of Sport [HU] 

3 


12924 A105 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

C Carley $0 

Fitness and Wellness Programs: The Health Professions, Fitness, 

and Wellness Department serves a diverse population, including the 

traditional college student, young adults, working professionals, and 

senior and retired individuals. We maintain a service first learning 

environment and support our students by providing the opportunity, 

resources, and assistance necessary to achieve a higher level of 

personal wellbeing through a wide variety of physical activity, 

wellness, and educational experiences. We invite you to join our 

community. 

All PED classes to access the Fitness Center and Aerobics 

schedule begins August 20. All students enrolling in the following 

classes must attend an orientation: PED115, PED116, PED117, 

PED101FL, PED101GF, and PED101WT. A Special/User Fee is 

assessed for each PED class which is used to purchase supplies 

and equipment for the classes. Student may attend class anytime 

our facility is open. 

The orientation will be held in the Multi Purpose Room - G163, 

South Gym, on the following dates and times: 

Saturday, August 20 at 8am, 10am, 12pm, 2pm Monday - Thursday, 

August 22-25 at 10am, 12pm, 4pm, 6pm Friday, August 26 at 10am, 

12pm. 

PED101BB Basketball 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101BB may be repeated for credit. 


12397 NGYM MW 12:00-12:55P 08/22-11/30 

K Kincaid $10 

PED101BC Boot Camp 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101BC may be repeated for credit. 


12869 SGYM TR 7:00- 7:55A 08/30-12/08 

G Miller $5 

PED101BE Belly Dance 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101BE may be repeated for credit. 


12791 SGYM MW 1:00- 1:55P 08/29-12/07 

H Vlahos $10 

12792 SGYM M 7:10- 9:00P 08/29-12/05 

E Tash $10 

PED101BL Ballet 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101BL may be repeated for credit. 


12560 G163 TR 7:10- 8:05P 08/30-12/08 A McGinty $10 

PED101DF Self Defense 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101DF may be repeated for credit. 


12796 SGYM TR 6:00- 6:55P 08/30-12/08 

J Decker $10 










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PED101FL Fitness For Life 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101FL may be repeated for credit. 


Students must attend an orientation: 

Saturday Aug 20: 8A, 10A, 12P, 2P. 

Monday-Thursday, Aug 22-25: 8A, 10A, 12P, 4P, 6P. 

Friday, Aug 26: 8A, 10A, 12P. 

12398 FIT CTR TBA 08/20-10/14 

D Geddis $10 

Class 12398 last date to enroll, Friday, Sep 23, 2011. 

12399 FIT CTR TBA 10/17-12/09 

M Welter $10 

Class 12399 last date to enroll, Friday, Nov 18, 2011. 

PED101GO Golf 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101GO may be repeated for credit. 


12561 PALOV GOLFS 8:00- 9:50A 08/27-12/03 L Adams III $25 

Class 12561 meets at Palo Verde Golf Course, 6215 N. 15th Ave., 

Phoenix. 

PED101PS Pilates 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101PS may be repeated for credit. 


12401 G163 MW 11:00-11:55A 08/29-12/07 D Nuszloch $10 

12794 G163 TR 3:00- 3:55P 08/30-12/08 D Nuszloch $10 

12563 SGYM T 7:15- 9:10P 08/30-12/06 

S George $10 

PED101SA Salsa 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101SA may be repeated for credit. 


12402 G163 MW 9:00- 9:55A 08/29-12/07 

J Moore $10 

PED101TC Tai Chi 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101TC may be repeated for credit. 


12403 G163 TR 12:30- 1:25P 08/30-12/08 

D Block $10 

12564 G163 M 5:40- 7:30P 08/29-12/05 P Zaccardo $10 

PED101HH Hip Hop 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101HH may be repeated for credit. 


12972 G163 MW 10:00-10:55A 08/29-12/07 L Hammond $10 

12971 G163 F 6:00- 7:40P 09/02-12/09 A McGinty $10 

PED101JU Judo 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101JU may be repeated for credit. 

PC Notes: Special Fee Payable at Time of Registration. Judo/Jiu-Jitsu. 

12970 SGYM TR 1:00- 1:55P 08/30-12/08 

J Decker $10 

PED101JZ Jazz 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101JZ may be repeated for credit. 


12678 G163 TR 8:15- 9:10P 08/30-12/08 A McGinty $10 

PED101KB Kickboxing 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101KB may be repeated for credit. 


12400 SGYM TR 12:00-12:55P 08/30-12/06 

J Decker $10 

12562 SGYM MW 6:10- 7:05P 08/29-12/07 

M Anaya $10 

PED101WT Weight Training 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101WT may be repeated for credit. 


Students must attend an orientation: 




12404 FIT CTR TBA 08/20-10/14 

D Geddis $10 

Class 12404 last date to enroll, Friday, Sep 23, 2011. 

12405 FIT CTR TBA 10/17-12/09 

M Welter $10 


PED101YO Yoga 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101YO may be repeated for credit. 


25567 G163 MW 12:00-12:55P 08/29-12/07 

K Tousek $0 

12406 G163 TR 8:00- 8:55A 08/30-12/08 

D Deckert $10 

12565 G163 MW 4:00- 4:55P 08/29-12/07 E Parmelee $10 

12870 SGYM TR 4:00- 4:55P 08/30-12/08 

T Link $10 

Class 12870 Posture Perfect Yoga. 

12566 G163 T 5:00- 6:50P 08/30-12/06 G Anderson $10 

12567 G163 R 5:00- 6:50P 09/01-12/08 

J Schulik $10 


PED101MD Modern Dance 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101MD may be repeated for credit. 

12911 SGYM W 7:10- 9:00P 08/31-12/07 A McGinty $0 

PED101PC Physical Conditioning 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101PC may be repeated for credit. 


12838 G137 TBA 08/22-12/09 

I Gordon $10 

Class 12838 For competitive women's soccer. 


Class 12840 For competitive volleyball. 

12841 G137 TBA 08/22-12/09 

R Allen $10 


12842 G137 TBA 08/22-12/09 

R Allen $10 


12843 G137 TBA 08/22-12/09 

R Allen $10 


PED101YR Restorative Yoga 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED101YR may be repeated for credit. 


12568 G163 W 5:10- 7:00P 08/31-12/07 

D Deckert $10 

PED102BB Basketball - Intermediate 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED102BB may be repeated for credit. 


12846 NGYM TBA 08/22-09/23 

K Kincaid $10 

Class 12846 Permission of Instructor Required. For women's basketball. 

12847 NGYM TBA 08/22-09/23 

M Gordon $10 

Class 12847 Permission of Instructor Required. For men's basketball. 










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PED102GO Golf - Intermediate 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED102GO may be repeated for credit. 


12793 PALOV GOLFU TBA 08/28-12/02 L Adams III $25 

Class 12793 meets at Palo Verde Golf Course, 6215 N. 15th Ave., 

Phoenix. 

PED102JU Judo - Intermediate 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED102JU may be repeated for credit. 

25566 SGYM TR 2:00- 2:55P 08/30-12/08 

J Decker $0 

PED103BD Ballroom Dancing 

0.50 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED103BD may be repeated for credit. 


12557 SGYM F 6:30- 7:20P 09/02-12/09 

J Moore $5 

PED103SA Salsa 

0.50 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED103SA may be repeated for credit. 


12559 SGYM R 8:10- 9:05P 09/01-12/08 

J Moore $5 

PED103WS West Coast Swing 

0.50 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED103WS may be repeated for credit. 


12558 SGYM F 7:30- 8:20P 09/02-12/09 

J Moore $5 

Class 12558 Credit / No-Credit Class. 

PED103YO Yoga 

0.50 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED103YO may be repeated for credit. 


12795 G163 F 12:00-12:55P 09/02-12/09 

K Tousek $5 

PED103ZU Zumba Fitness 

0.50 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED103ZU may be repeated for credit. 


22959 SGYM R 7:00- 7:55P 09/01-12/08 

Staff $0 

PED105 Army Master Fitness 

1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: The course is taught at the ASU Tempe 

Campus. Contact the Army ROTC Department. 

12389 ASU FIELD MWF 6:15- 7:15A 08/22-12/16 

E Otoshi $0 

PED116 Aerobics For Wellness 

2 


eight (8) credits. 


Students must attend an Orientation: 

Saturday August 21; 8:00A, 10:00A, 12:00P, 2:00P 

Monday-Thursday, August 23-26: 10:00A, 12:00P, 4:00P, 6:00P 

Friday, August 27: 10:00A, 12:00P. 



Class 12913 Standard grading available according to procedures outlined 

in catalog. 

PED117 Weight Training For Wellness 

2 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED117 may be repeated for a maximum 

of eight (8) credits. 

PC Notes: Students must attend an orientation: 




12394 FIT CTR TBA 08/20-12/09 

M Welter $20 

Class 12394 last date to enroll Friday, Nov 4, 2011. 

12395 FIT CTR TBA 08/20-12/09 

M Welter $20 

Class 12395 Credit / No-Credit. 


12396 FIT CTR TBA 08/20-12/09 

M Welter $20 


PED124 Strength and Conditioning for Sport 2 

Performance: Basic 


eight (8) credit hours. 


12831 G137 TBA 08/22-12/09 W Washington $20 

Class 12831 For competitive baseball. 

12832 G137 TBA 08/22-12/09 W Washington $20 

Class 12832 For competitive baseball. 

12834 G137 TBA 08/22-12/09 

M Petrey $20 

Class 12834 For competitive men's basketball. 


Class 12835 For competitive softball. 

12836 G137 TBA 08/22-12/09 

M Petrey $20 

Class 12836 For competitive women's basketball. 

PED115 Lifetime Fitness 

2 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: PED115 may be repeated for credit. 

PC Notes: Students must attend an orientation: 




12390 FIT CTR TBA 08/20-12/09 

M Welter $20 

Class 12390 last date to enroll Friday, Nov 4, 2011. 

12391 FIT CTR TBA 09/06-01/30 

M Welter $20 

Class 12391 Credit / No-Credit. 

Class 12391 open to Faculty & Staff family, only. Not open to public. 

Physics (PHY) 


James White 

PHY101 Introduction to Physics [SQ] 

4 


MAT093, or equivalent, or satisfactory score on Math placement exam. Course 

Note: Students may receive credit for only one of the following: PHY101 or 

PHY101AA. 


13740 E105 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

R Cups $0 

39548 E106 MWF 1:00- 1:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

13755 E115 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

C Gaye $0 










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PHY101 Laboratory for Introduction to Physics 0 

[SQ] 


MAT093, or equivalent, or satisfactory score on Math placement exam. Course 

Note: Students may receive credit for only one of the following: PHY101 or 

PHY101AA. 


39546 PC TBA W 2:00- 4:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

13741 E116 R 9:00-11:50A 08/25-12/16 

R Cups $20 

Special Fee Payable at Time of Registration 

39547 E116 R 2:00- 4:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $20 


13756 E115 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

C Gaye $20 


PHY111 General Physics I [SQ] 

4 

Prerequisites: MAT182, or MAT187, or one year high school Trigonometry with a 

grade of "C" or better, or permission of Department or Division. Course Note: 

PHY111 is recommended for preprofessional and suggested for certain other 

majors. Students may receive credit for only one of the following: PHY111 or 

PHY111AA. 


13742 E105 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

R Cups $0 

13743 E115 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

R Cups $0 

13757 E115 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 

R Cups $0 

PHY111 Laboratory for General Physics I [SQ] 0 

Prerequisites: MAT182, or MAT187, or one year high school Trigonometry with a 

grade of "C" or better, or permission of Department or Division. Course Note: 

PHY111 is recommended for preprofessional and suggested for certain other 

majors. Students may receive credit for only one of the following: PHY111 or 

PHY111AA. 


39242 E116 M 1:00- 3:50P 08/22-12/16 

R Cups $0 

13744 E116 T 9:00-11:50A 08/23-12/16 

R Cups $20 


13745 E116 W 1:00- 3:50P 08/24-12/16 

R Cups $20 


13758 E115 R 7:10- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 

R Cups $20 


PHY121 University Physics I: Mechanics [SQ] 4 

Prerequisites: MAT220, or MAT221, or department consent. One year of High 

School physics or PHY111 and PHY112 suggested but not required. 


13746 E115 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

D Speed $0 

PHY121 Laboratory for University Physics I: 0 

Mechanics [SQ] 

Prerequisites: MAT220, or MAT221, or department consent. One year of High 

School physics or PHY111 and PHY112 suggested but not required. 


13747 E115 T 9:00-11:50A 08/23-12/16 

D Speed $20 


13748 E115 T 1:00- 3:50P 08/23-12/16 

D Speed $20 


PHY131 University Physics II: Electricity and 4 

Magnetism [SQ] 

Prerequisites: MAT230, or MAT231, or department consent, and PHY121. 

Corequisites: MAT241 or department consent. 


13760 E116 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

A Khare $0 

PHY131 Laboratory for University Physics II: 0 

Electricity and Magnetism [SQ] 

Prerequisites: MAT230, or MAT231, or department consent, and PHY121. 

Corequisites: MAT241 or department consent. 


13759 E116 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

A Khare $20 




Albert Celoza 

POS110 American National Government [SB] 3 


12411 A105 MW 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

A Celoza $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 

POS120 World Politics [G, SB] 

3 


12760 A105 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

A Celoza $0 

POS210 Political Ideologies [SB] 

3 


12757 A201 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

A Celoza $0 


Office, B263. 

POS221 Arizona Constitution 

1 


12749 ONLINE BB TBA 09/10-09/30 

Staff $0 


POS222 U.S. Constitution 

2 


12750 ONLINE BB TBA 10/01-11/11 

Staff $0 


POS270 American Legal System [SB] 

3 


12876 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

R Walker $0 


POS285 Public Policy [SB] 

3 


12956 PC TBA W 6:00- 8:40P 08/24-12/16 

Staff $0 

Class 12956 specifically focuses on environmental policy. 









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Marian Gibney 

PSY101 Introduction to Psychology [SB] 

3 



14438 DB328 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

A Smith $5 

14439 DB221 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

W Roe $5 

14440 DB328 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 D Webster $5 

14441 DB221 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

K Elliott $5 

14442 DB222 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

A Marin $5 


Office, B263. 

14443 DB221 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

W Roe $5 

14444 DB222 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

A Marin $5 

14445 DB221 MW 1:00- 2:15P 08/22-12/16 

W Roe $5 

14446 DB328 TR 7:00- 8:15A 08/23-12/16 E Holloway III $5 

14447 DB222 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 W Feuquay $5 

14448 DB221 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

W Roe $5 

14449 DB222 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

A Marin $5 

14450 DB222 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

A Marin $5 

14451 DB221 TR 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

W Roe $5 



14452 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 R Roeckelein $5 










14476 ONLINE BB TBA 10/17-12/16 

M Gibney $5 


14465 DB222 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 A Bronnenkant $5 

14466 DB328 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

B Lerner $5 

14467 DB221 TR 4:15- 5:30P 08/23-12/16 

W Roe $5 

14468 DB222 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 

A Smith $5 

14469 DB222 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 E Holloway III $5 

14470 DB222 S 9:00-11:40A 08/20-12/10 A Bronnenkant $5 

PSY132 Psychology and Culture [C, G, SB] 3 



14457 DB222 MW 1:00- 2:15P 08/22-12/16 

A Rickey $5 

PSY230 Introduction to Statistics [CS] 

3 

Prerequisites: PSY101 with a grade of C or better and MAT092 or equivalent, or 



Enrollment in PSY231 (Laboratory for Statistics) is strongly 

recommended for Students enrolling in PSY230 (Introduction to 

Statistics). Register for lab meeting on same day(s) as lecture 

section, if possible. 

14458 DB328 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 D Webster $5 

14459 DB328 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

R Bell $5 

14471 DB328 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

J Binder $5 

PSY231 Laboratory for Statistics 

1 

Corequisites: PSY230. 

14460 DB328 TR 11:30-12:20P 08/23-12/16 

R Bell $0 

14472 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

J Binder $0 


PSY240 Developmental Psychology [SB] 

3 



14461 PC TBA TR 11:30-12:45P 08/22-12/16 E Holloway III $5 

14462 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

M Gibney $5 


PSY266 Abnormal Psychology [SB] 

3 



14463 DB328 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 D Webster $5 

14473 DB222 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

N Wood $5 

PSY277 Psychology of Human Sexuality [SB] 3 

Prerequisites: PSY101 with a grade of C or better, or permission of instructor. 

Student must be 18 years or older. 


14464 DB222 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

A Marin $5 

PSY290AC Research Methods [L, SG] 

3 

Prerequisites: ENG101 or ENG107. Prerequisites or Corequisites: PSY230 with 

a grade of "C" or better or permission of Instructor. Corequisites: PSY290AC 

lab course. 

PC Notes: PSY290AC requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory 

class. 

14474 DB328 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

J Binder $5 


PSY290AC Research Methods Laboratory [L, SG] 1 

Prerequisites: ENG101 or ENG107. Prerequisites or Corequisites: PSY230 with 

a grade of "C" or better or permission of Instructor. Corequisites: PSY290AC 

lecture course. 

PC Notes: PSY290AC requires enrollment in both a lecture and a laboratory 

class. 

14475 DB328 T 7:10- 8:50P 08/23-12/16 

J Binder $0 










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Reading (RDG) 


Dianne Miller 

RDG008 Phonics 

3 

Prerequisites: Reading placement score (CELSA). 


13799 H116 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

C Ortega $5 

13789 PC TBA MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 


3 

Language I 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score. 


13768 H202 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

13790 H202 MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

RDG081 Reading Improvement 

3 


in RDG071. 


13771 H116 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

C Ortega $5 

13806 PC TBA MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13772 H202 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13807 PC TBA MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13774 H117 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

C Ortega $5 

13775 H209 MW 3:45- 5:25P 09/12-12/16 

Staff $5 

39918 H205 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 J Gleason $10 


13776 H117 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

B Bruner $5 

13809 PC TBA TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

13777 H116 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

C Ortega $5 

13808 PC TBA TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

13814 H202 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13793 H116 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13816 H116 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

13794 H209 TR 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 


3 

Language II 

Prerequisites: Appropriate ESL placement test score, or grade C or better in 



13769 H116 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13803 DB225 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

D Miller $5 

13818 H116 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 


3 

Language III 




13800 PC TBA MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13820 PC TBA TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 


3 

Language IV 




13802 H209 MWF 11:15-12:05P 08/22-12/16 J Gleason $5 

25644 PC TBA TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

13791 H117 TR 7:10- 8:25P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

RDG071 Basic Reading 

3 


in RDG040. Course Note: RDG071 is recommended for all students with 

limited reading experiences. 


13773 H116 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13804 H202 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

C Ortega $5 

13770 H209 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

L Shea $5 

13792 H209 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

RDG091 College Preparatory Reading 

3 


in RDG081. 


13778 H202 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 R Sandoval $5 

13779 H202 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 R Sandoval $5 

13781 H202 MWF 11:00-11:50A 08/22-12/16 R Sandoval $5 

13780 H209 MW 10:00-11:15A 08/22-12/16 

B Bruner $5 

13782 H117 MW 3:45- 5:25P 09/12-11/30 

Staff $5 

13783 H116 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

D Miller $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


13805 H117 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

13812 PC TBA TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

13784 H116 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 R Sandoval $5 


13785 H209 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 R Sandoval $5 

13813 DB225 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

D Miller $5 

13810 PC TBA TBA 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13811 PC TBA TBA 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13815 H209 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13795 H209 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 

13817 H117 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

13796 H116 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

13797 H202 R 5:40- 9:10P 09/08-12/08 

S Nice $5 




Cindy Cloud 

REA179 Real Estate Principles I 

3 



12571 B328 MW 5:30- 8:30P 08/22-10/12 D Zaharopoulos $5 







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REA180 Real Estate Principles II 

3 

Prerequisites: REA179 or permission of Instructor. 


12573 B328 MW 5:30- 8:30P 10/17-12/07 D Zaharopoulos $5 

REA290AC Real Estate Seminar: Updates In 0.25 

Appraisals 

Prerequisites: REA180 or REA201 or current Arizona Real Estate License or 

permission of Department or Division. 


Class 12696 ADRE 3 CR Disclosure (D) 


REA290AM Real Estate Seminar: Mathematics For 0.25 

The Real Estate Agent 




Class 12702 ADRE 3 CR General (G) 




Liz Parmelee 


REA290AD Real Estate Seminar: Updates In 0.25 

Property Management 




Class 12697 ADRE 3 CR Commissioners Standard (CS) 


REA290AF Real Estate Seminar: Updates In 0.25 

Financing 




Class 12698 ADRE 3 CR Legal (L) 


REA290AG Real Estate Seminar: Updates In 0.25 

Investing 




Class 12699 ADRE 3 CR General (CG) 


REA290AH Real Estate Seminar: Contract Writing 0.50 



12572 B328 MW 5:30- 9:00P 12/12-12/14 M DeMichele $5 

Class 12572 ADRE 6 CR Contract Writing & Law 

REA290AI Real Estate Seminar: Broker-Agent 0.25 

Relationship 




Class 12700 ADRE 3 CR Agency (A) 


REC120 Leisure And The Quality Of Life [SB] 3 


25712 ONLINE BB TBA 09/12-10/30 

D Geddis $0 




Albert Celoza 

REL203 American Indian Religions [C, HU, L] 3 


12827 A111 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

R Walker $0 

12829 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

R Walker $0 


REL205 Religion and the Modern World [HU, L] 3 


12761 PC TBA TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

B Lewis $0 

REL243 World Religions [G, HU] 

3 


12754 A105 MWF 12:00-12:50P 08/22-12/16 

R Furlow $0 

12753 E116 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 

A Celoza $0 

12755 PSB27 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

B Lewis $0 

12752 A105 T 1:00- 2:15P 08/23-12/16 

C Carley $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


12751 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

R Furlow $0 


12756 A110 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 E Sanchez $0 

12995 A204 R 7:10- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 E Sanchez $0 

REA290AL Real Estate Seminar: Professional 0.25 

Agent Practice Management 




Class 12701 ADRE 3 CR Fair Housing (FH) 











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Marian Gibney 



Cindy Cloud 



SWU102 Introduction to Social Work [H, SB] 3 

Prerequisites: Eligibility for ENG101 and CRE101. 

13977 E106 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

S Leal $0 

Class 13977 late start. 


39561 ONLINE BB TBA 09/12-12/16 

S Leal $0 

13996 DB221 W 7:10- 9:50P 08/24-12/16 

S Ranson $0 

SWU282AA Volunteerism for Social Work: A 

1 

Servicelearning Experience 

Prerequisites: Permission of Instructor. Course Note: SWU282AA may be 

repeated for a total of six (6) SWU282 credit hours; may not repeat specific 

assignment for more than three (3) credit hours. Standard grading available 


13978 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Leal $0 

SWU282AB Volunteerism for Social Work: A 

2 

Servicelearning Experience 

Prerequisites: Permission of Instructor. Course Note: SWU282AB may be 




13979 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Leal $0 

SWU282AC Volunteerism for Social Work: A 

3 

Service Learning Experience 

Prerequisites: Permission of Instructor. Course Note: SWU282AC may be 




13980 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Leal $0 

SWU291 Social Service Delivery Systems 

3 

Prerequisites or Corequisites: SWU102, or SWU171, or Permission of 


14016 DB331 M 7:10- 9:50P 08/22-12/16 

S Leal $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


activities. 

SWU292 Effective Helping in a Diverse World 3 

[C, SB] 


14007 DB331 T 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 

S Leal $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 






SBU200 Society and Business [G, SB] 

3 



12412 B317 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

C Cloud $5 


Office, B263. 

12413 B321 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 O Carnahan $5 

12574 B317 T 7:00-10:00P 09/06-12/16 

M Schild $5 





Marian Gibney 

SOC101 Introduction to Sociology [SB] 

3 


13971 DB331 MWF 8:00- 8:50A 08/22-12/16 

C Viera $0 

13972 DB331 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

S Leal $0 

14020 PSB26 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 08/22-12/16 

Staff $0 

13973 DB331 MWF 10:00-10:50A 08/22-12/16 

M Frank $0 

14001 DB331 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

C Viera $0 

13975 C201 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

M Frank $0 

13974 DB329 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/15 

C Viera $0 

13976 DB222 TR 1:00- 2:40P 08/30-11/22 C Morrison $0 

13966 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-10/14 M Hopkins $0 










14026 ONLINE BB TBA 09/06-12/16 

C Viera $0 


39318 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/09 

C Viera $0 


13992 DB331 MW 4:15- 5:30P 08/22-12/16 

D Avila $0 

13993 DB201 MW 7:10- 8:25P 08/22-12/16 R Gholston $0 

14009 DB331 TR 5:40- 6:55P 08/23-12/16 

M Frank $0 

13994 DB221 R 7:10- 9:50P 08/25-12/16 

D Sells $0 









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SOC140 Racial and Ethnic Minorities [C, SB] 3 


14022 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

C Viera $0 


39359 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/09 

C Viera $0 

13995 DB221 MW 5:40- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

W Nelson $0 

SOC157 Sociology of Marriage and Family [SB] 3 




14197 ONLINE BB TBA 10/17-12/16 

Staff $5 


SPA115 Beginning Spanish Conversation I 3 



14205 A203 T 6:00- 8:45P 08/23-12/16 

M Enciso $5 

14206 A203 R 6:00- 8:30P 08/25-12/16 

Staff $5 

SPA116 Beginning Spanish Conversation II 3 


25658 PC TBA W 6:00- 8:45P 08/24-12/16 

Staff $5 


SOC212 Gender and Society [C, SB] 

3 


14023 DB331 MW 1:00- 2:15P 08/22-12/16 

S Leal $0 

14003 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/09 

S Leal $0 


SOC251 Social Problems [SB] 

3 


14008 ONLINE BB TBA 08/20-12/16 

M Frank $0 


Spanish (SPA) 


Albert Celoza 

SPA101 Elementary Spanish I 

4 



14190 A203 MWF 10:00-12:15P 08/22-10/14 D Escalante $5 

14189 A204 TR 8:15- 9:55A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

14191 A203 TR 11:30- 1:10P 08/23-12/16 D Escalante $5 









14220 ONLINE BB TBA 09/19-12/16 

Staff $5 


25657 ONLINE BB TBA 10/17-12/16 

Staff $5 


14203 A203 MW 5:15- 6:55P 08/22-12/16 

M Enciso $5 

14204 PC TBA T 6:00- 9:20P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

SPA117 Health Care Spanish I 

3 





14215 ONLINE BB TBA 10/24-12/16 

Staff $5 


SPA117AA Health Care Spanish I: Introduction 1 


14217 A203 W 1:30- 3:10P 08/24-10/05 

Staff $0 

Class 14217 for Bilingual Nursing Program students, only. 

SPA117AB Health Care Spanish I: Intermediate 1 

Prerequisites: SPA117AA or permission of Instructor. 

14218 A203 W 1:30- 3:10P 10/12-12/07 

Staff $0 

Class 14218 for Bilingual Nursing Program students, only. 

Class 14218 does not meet Wednesday, Nov 23, 2011. 

SPA118 Health Care Spanish II 

3 

Prerequisites: SPA117 or (SPA117AA and SPA117AB and SPA117AC), or 



14210 ONLINE BB TBA 10/24-12/16 

Staff $5 


SPA201 Intermediate Spanish I [G] 

4 

Prerequisites: SPA102, or SPA111, or permission of Department or Division. 


14211 A203 T 8:15- 9:55A 08/23-12/16 T Sandoval $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


Class 14211 Classroom portion meets every Tuesday. 



14212 ONLINE BB TBA 10/24-12/16 

Staff $5 


SPA102 Elementary Spanish II 

4 

Prerequisites: SPA101 or permission of Department or Division. 


14216 A203 MWF 10:00-12:15P 10/17-12/14 

Staff $5 

14209 A204 MW 9:00-10:40A 08/22-12/16 

M Enciso $5 

39281 PC TBA TR 10:00-11:40A 08/23-12/16 

M Enciso $5 



SPA202 Intermediate Spanish II [G] 

4 



14200 ONLINE BB TBA 10/24-12/16 

Staff $5 


39862 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/16 

Staff $5 


14213 PC TBA T 6:00- 9:20P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 










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SPA225 Intermediate Spanish Conversation I 3 

Prerequisites: SPA116, or SPA102 or permission of Department or Division. 


14207 PC TBA T 6:00- 8:45P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 

Telecommunications (TCM) 



SPA265 Advanced Spanish I [HU] 

3 


25659 PC TBA TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $5 



Albert Celoza 

SPH245 Hispanic Heritage in the Southwest [C, 3 

HU] 






14202 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-10/14 

Staff $0 


14214 ONLINE BB TBA 09/19-12/16 

Staff $0 


Class 14214 is part of the Fast Track AGEC. 

25660 ONLINE BB TBA 10/17-12/16 

Staff $0 


Storytelling (STO) 


Dianne Miller 

STO292 The Art of Storytelling [C, HU] 

3 









25649 H105 MW 11:00-12:15P 08/22-12/16 

C Bolton $5 

13727 PC TBA MW 3:55- 5:10P 08/22-12/16 

C Bolton $5 

13726 H105 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 

C Bolton $5 

TCM241AB Introduction to Non-Linear Editing: 4 

Final Cut Pro 

Prerequisites: TCM136 or permission of Instructor. 

13278 ART215 M 5:00- 9:00P 08/22-12/15 J Anderson $50 

Class 13278 meets at downtown campus, located at 640 North First Ave. 

Class 13278 requires 16 additional hours outside of class time. 


Design (TEC) 



TEC105 Cultural Aspects of Clothing 

3 



13159 DB137 MW 8:30- 9:45A 08/22-12/16 

S Lutz $5 



TEC106 History of Fashion 

3 



13144 DB329 F 9:00-11:45A 08/26-12/16 

L Taylor $5 



TEC110 Basic Sewing Skills 

3 



13104 DB137 MW 10:00-11:40A 08/22-12/16 

S Phillips $15 

13177 DB137 F 12:00- 3:30P 08/26-12/16 

S Lutz $15 

13126 DB137 W 5:30- 8:50P 08/24-12/16 G Mihaleva $15 

13132 DB137 S 8:30-11:50A 08/20-12/10 C Brandom $15 

TEC111 Clothing Construction 

3 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: If student has no previous sewing 

experience, TEC110 Basic Sewing Skills should be taken prior to and not during 

this course. May be repeated for a total of 12 credit hours with permission of 

instructor. 


13105 DB137 MW 10:00-12:05P 08/22-12/16 


13127 DB137 W 5:30- 9:45P 08/24-12/16 G Mihaleva $15 

13133 DB137 S 8:30-12:40P 08/20-12/10 C Brandom $15 


TEC112AU Sewing Clothing Accessories 

1 



30009 DB137 R 5:30- 9:00P 11/17-12/06 

L Taylor $15 









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TEC114 Textiles: Block Printing/Silk Screening 1 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: May be repeated for a total of three (3) 

credits. 


13125 E116 S 1:00- 5:00P 09/03-10/15 

J Benard $5 

TEC120 Intermediate Clothing Construction 2 

Prerequisites: TEC111 or permission of Instructor. Course Note: May be 

repeated for a total of 8 credit hours with permission of instructor. 


13160 DB137 TR 10:00-11:40A 08/23-12/16 


13178 DB137 R 5:15- 9:45P 08/25-11/08 

L Taylor $15 

TEC124 Advanced Clothing Construction 

3 


repeated for a total of 12 credit hours with permission of instructor. 


13106 DB137 TR 10:00-12:05P 08/23-12/16 


13179 DB137 R 5:30- 9:45P 08/25-12/16 

L Taylor $15 

TEC230 Pattern Design II 

3 


repeated for a total of twelve (12) credits. 


13163 DB137 M 5:30- 9:45P 08/22-12/16 G Mihaleva $10 

TEC232 Costume Construction 

3 

Prerequisites: TEC111 and (TEC224, or TEC225, or TEC226, or permission of 

Instructor). Course Note: TEC232 may be repeated for a total of twelve (12) 

credit hours with permission of Instructor. 


30008 DB137 R 5:30- 9:45P 08/25-12/16 

L Taylor $15 

TEC271AA Fashion Design Internship 

1 

Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Course Note: TEC271AA 

may be repeated for a total of three (3) credit hours. 

13109 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Phillips $0 




TEC125 Fashion Design 

3 



13128 DB330 M 5:30- 8:20P 08/22-12/16 

J Roberts $5 

TEC134 Fashion Illustration I 

3 



13129 DB137 T 5:30- 9:45P 08/23-12/16 G Mihaleva $10 

30010 PC TBA T 5:30- 9:45P 08/23-12/16 C Brandom $10 

TEC135 Fashion Illustration II 

3 

Prerequisites: TEC134, or permission of Instructor. 


13158 DB137 T 5:30- 9:45P 08/23-12/16 G Mihaleva $10 

TEC222 Textiles 

3 



13107 DB137 TR 8:30- 9:45A 08/23-12/16 

S Phillips $5 

13161 DB330 R 6:45- 8:30P 08/25-12/16 

C Parker $5 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


TEC223 Tailoring 

3 

Prerequisites: TEC124 or permission of Instructor. Course Note: TEC223 may 

be repeated for a total of 12 credit hours with permission of instructor. 


13108 DB137 TR 10:00-12:30P 08/23-12/16 


TEC271AC Fashion Design Internship 

3 


13110 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Phillips $0 



TEC278AA Costume Design and Production 

1 

Internship 

Prerequisites: Completion of at least twelve (12) college credits, minimum 2.6 

grade point average, and be able to obtain a position related to student's 

academic or career goals (student's present job may qualify); or permission of 

Instructor. 

13145 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

S Phillips $0 



Theatre Arts/Drama (THE) 



THE111 Introduction to Theatre [HU] 

3 


13725 T101 MW 9:00-10:15A 08/22-12/16 G Burgess $0 

THE118 Playwriting 

3 


13723 H112 S 10:00- 1:20P 08/27-11/12 K Kulhawy $0 

TEC224 Pattern Drafting 

2 

Prerequisites: TEC111 or permission of Instructor. 


13164 DB137 M 5:30- 8:00P 08/22-12/16 G Mihaleva $5 

THE205 Introduction to Cinema [HU] 

3 


PC Notes: HUM205 is also offered as THE205 (Introduction to Cinema). 

THE205 is also offered as HUM205 (Introduction to Cinema). 

13732 H113 MW 9:00-10:15A 08/22-12/16 

R Schott $0 

13728 DB331 TR 10:00-11:15A 08/23-12/16 G Burgess $0 

13729 H109 TR 11:30-12:45P 08/23-12/16 G Burgess $0 

13733 H109 T 7:10- 9:50P 08/23-12/16 V Tennyson $0 










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THE210 Contemporary Cinema [HU] 

3 


PC Notes: HUM210 is also offered as THE210 (Contemporary Cinema). 

THE210 is also offered as HUM210 (Contemporary Cinema). 

13730 T101 M 1:30- 4:00P 08/22-12/16 G Burgess $0 

Theatre 

Performance/Production (THP) 





fee 




Liz Parmelee 

WED151 Introduction To Alternative Medicine 3 


12414 OSW205 R 9:30-12:00P 08/25-12/16 

J Jensen $0 

12575 OSW205 W 5:30- 8:10P 08/24-12/16 

J Jensen $0 

THP112 Acting I 

3 



13712 T101 MW 11:00-12:50P 08/22-12/16 G Burgess $5 

THP115 Theatre Makeup 

3 


39173 T MAKEUP TR 10:00-11:30A 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

THP201AB Theatre Production II 

2 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: THP201AB may be repeated for a total of 

four (4) credit hours. 

13713 TSTAGE T TBA 08/23-12/16 

L Suico $0 

13731 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

G Eroe $0 

THP203 Technical Theatre Production 

3 

Prerequisites: None. Course Note: TPH203 may be repeated for up to a 

maximum of nine (9) credits. 

13735 T101 TBA 08/20-12/16 

G Eroe $0 

THP250 Stage Properties 

3 


39174 H112 TR 1:00- 2:30P 08/23-12/16 

Staff $0 

THP260 Theatrical Design: Rendering 

2 


39175 H105 MW 1:00- 2:30P 08/22-12/16 

G Eroe $0 

THP266 Production Careers in Technical 

1 

Theatre 


39176 H105 R 1:45- 3:10P 08/25-12/16 

G Eroe $0 

WED160 Ethics Of Touch Massage 

0.50 


12632 OSW205 U 10:00- 5:00P 11/13-11/13 

D Connor $0 

WED162 Meditation And Wellness 

1 


12415 PSB26 T 3:00- 4:40P 10/11-12/06 G Anderson $0 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


activities. Course meets first and last day of class only. 

WED165 Overview Of Massage Therapy 

2 


12416 OSW205 F 8:00-10:30A 09/16-11/18 

D Connor $0 

12576 OSW205 M 5:30- 8:10P 09/26-11/28 C Zimmerman $0 

WED170 Principles Of Homeopathy 

1 


12577 PSB26 S 9:00- 1:30P 10/29-11/12 

E Rice $0 


1 



12578 A202 S 9:00- 1:30P 10/08-10/22 

S Fowler $20 

WED215 Self-Care For Health Care Providers 2 



12417 OSW205 T 9:30-12:00P 09/27-11/29 E Parmelee $25 

12579 OSW205 T 4:00- 6:30P 09/27-11/29 

H Paslay $25 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


WED218 Aromatherapy 

1 



12580 OSW107 S 9:00- 1:30P 09/17-10/01 K McLaren $35 


WED230 Therapeutic Massage Practices I 

6 

Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Therapeutic Massage program or permission 

of Program Director. 


12418 OSW107 MTWR 4:00- 8:00P 08/22-10/13 

D Geddis $40 

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WED231 Therapeutic Massage Practices II 

6 

Prerequisites: WED230. 


12419 OSW107 MTWR 4:00- 8:00P 10/17-12/15 

D Geddis $40 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


WED250 Clinical Practicum 

3 

Prerequisites: WED231. Corequisites: WED232, and permission of Program 

Director. 


12420 OSW107 FS TBA 10/21-04/01 H Van Camp $40 

HYBRID BB 

TBA 


WED262 Acupressure/Shiatsu I 

2 



12640 OSW205 S 9:00- 3:00P 08/27-10/15 J Coomes $25 

OSW204 S 9:00- 3:00P 


WED297AB Special Topics: Therapeutic Massage 2 



Students receive instruction in Usui method of Reiki for 1st & 2nd 

levels. Topics covered include history, universal life energy, hand 

positions & principles & techniques used in Reiki. Self healing 

techniques also are explored. 

12581 OSW205 SU 9:00- 5:00P 10/29-11/06 C Zimmerman $15 





Marian Gibney 

WST161 American Women Since 1920 [C, H, 3 

SB] 


13981 ONLINE BB TBA 08/22-12/09 

S Leal $0 







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Fitness and Group Exercise Hours 



Fitness Center Summer Hours* 


Friday.........5:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. & 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. 

Saturday...........................................8 a.m. – 1 p.m. 

Fitness Center Fall Hours* 


Friday..............5:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. & 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. 

Saturday........................................... 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. 

*Times are subject to change. 

Non-Credit Courses 

Group Exercise Class Summer Hours* 

Monday–Thursday.7:00 a.m.– 12:00 noon 

Group Exercise Class Fall Hours* 

Monday–Thursday.......... 7:00 a.m.– TBA 

Friday...................7:00 a.m.– 12:00 noon 

For a group exercise schedule, visit our website 

at www.phoenixcollege.edu/he or visit our 

department in the South Gym. 

If you want to take a fitness, group exercise, or weight training class, BUT 

DO NOT NEED A GRADE OR CREDIT, enroll in the following class: 

FITNESS100-83031 14772 05/31 – 08/19 $75 Summer 

FITNESS100-83031 12588 08/20 – 01/13 $145 Fall 

Late-start classes are also available if you are joining after the beginning of the semester, 

Call or visit the fitness center for details, or visit our online course schedule. A 

one-week guest pass is available to new members at no charge. Ask for details 

at the Fitness Center. 

Senior Fitness 

If you are a senior (62+ must show ID to register) want to 

take a fitness, group exercise, or weight training class, 

enroll in the following class: 

FITNESS100-12010 14773 05/31 – 08/19 $50 

FITNESS100-12670 12587 08/20 – 01/13 $80 

Yearly membership is also available. 

Check out PC Senior Wellness — a comprehensive program designed to 

help individuals remain healthy. Call to learn more, or visit www.phoenixcollege.edu/SeniorWellness. 

Credit Courses 

Credit courses, including late start courses, can be found 

in the Physical Education (PED) section of the schedule. 

Note: Credit Students must attend orientation. See schedule for days and times. 

Returning non-credit students need to update 

paperwork in the Fitness Center. 

Experience the benefits 

of staying fit and healthy by 

enrolling in one our fitness 

classes! Lifetime Fitness, 

Weight Training, and Group 

Exercise classes are open to 

students and the community. 

once enrolled in a Lifetime 

Fitness, Weight Training, or a 

group exercise section, you have 

access to our Fitness Center 

and group exercise classes at no 

additional charge. Experience 

state of the art equipment 

and outstanding instruction 

by degreed, certifiedfitness 

professionals. 

Note: Our group exercise offerings 

include, but are not limited to: step, 

boot-camp, body sculpt, zumba, pilates, 

and indoor cycling. A medical release may 

also be required prior to exercising or if 

medical condition changes.


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08/20 0.00 IN 

AJS101 14013 Introduction To Criminal Justice 

08/22 3.00 IN 


08/20 0.00 IN 

AJS109 14005 Substantive Criminal Law 

08/22 3.00 IN 


08/20 4.00 IN 

AJS123 13997 Ethics And The Administration Of 08/22 3.00 IN 


08/20 0.00 IN 

Justice 

BIO145 12067 Marine Biology 

08/20 4.00 IN 

AJS123 14027 Ethics And The Administration Of 09/06 3.00 IN BIO145 12068 Laboratory for Marine Biology 

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Justice 


08/20 0.00 IN 

AJS200 25615 Current Issues In Criminal Justice 09/06 3.00 IN BIO156 12074 Introductory Biology for Allied Health 08/20 4.00 IN 

AJS201 14025 Rules Of Evidence 

08/22 3.00 IN BIO156 12075 Laboratory for Introductory Biology 08/20 0.00 IN 

AJS210 13951 Constitutional Law 

08/22 3.00 IN 


AJS212 30304 Juvenile Justice Procedures 

09/06 3.00 IN BIO156 12076 Laboratory for Introductory Biology 08/20 0.00 IN 

AJS215 14018 Criminalistics: Physical Evidence 08/22 3.00 HY 


AJS216 25616 Criminalistics: Biological Evidence 08/22 3.00 HY 

BIO156 30112 Introductory Biology for Allied Health 08/20 4.00 IN 

AJS225 13955 Criminology 

08/22 3.00 IN 



AJS230 14010 The Police Function 

08/22 3.00 IN 

BIO156 39820 Introductory Biology for Allied Health 08/20 4.00 IN 

AJS240 14028 The Correction Function 

09/06 3.00 IN 


AJS260 13959 Procedural Criminal Law 

08/22 3.00 IN 


AJS270 14000 Community Relations 

08/22 3.00 IN BIO160 12651 Introduction to Human Anatomy and 08/20 4.00 IN 

AJS275 14024 Criminal Investigation I 

08/22 3.00 IN 

Physiology 


BIO160 12652 Laboratory for Introduction to Human 08/20 0.00 IN 


AAA115 12908 Creating College Success 

08/29 1.00 IN BIO160 12684 Laboratory for Introduction to Human 08/20 0.00 IN 


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BIO181 12080 General Biology (Majors) I 

08/20 4.00 HY 

BIO201 12091 Human Anatomy and Physiology I 08/20 4.00 IN 

AIS170 12824 American Indian History of the 

08/20 3.00 IN 

Southwest 


Physiology I 

AIS213 12828 American Indian Religions 

08/20 3.00 IN 



Physiology I 

SLG101 13850 American Sign Language I 

08/20 4.00 IN BIO201 12654 Human Anatomy and Physiology I 08/20 4.00 IN 

SLG102 25652 American Sign Language II 

08/22 4.00 IN BIO201 12658 Laboratory for Human Anatomy and 08/20 0.00 IN 

SLG204 13835 Comparative Linguistics: ASL/English 08/20 3.00 IN 

Physiology I 



Physiology I 

ASB222 12922 Buried Cities and Lost Tribes: Old 08/20 3.00 IN BIO201 30108 Human Anatomy and Physiology I 08/20 4.00 HY 

World 


Art (ART) 


Physiology I 

ART100 13241 Introduction to Computer Graphic Art 08/20 1.00 IN 


ART142 13244 Introduction to Digital Photography 08/20 3.00 IN 

Physiology II 

ART142 13265 Introduction to Digital Photography 08/20 3.00 IN 


ART177 13245 Computer-Photographic Imaging 

08/20 3.00 IN 

Physiology II 


BIO202 12660 Human Anatomy and Physiology II 08/20 4.00 IN 

ARH100 13234 Introduction to Art 

08/20 3.00 IN 


ARH102 25713 


Renaissance Through Contemporary 08/22 3.00 IN 

Physiology II 

Art 

ARH115 13238 History of Photography 

08/20 3.00 IN 


Physiology II 


Biology (BIO) 


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BPC101AA 13184 Introduction To Computers I 

08/20 1.00 IN 









BPC111AA 13190 Computer Keyboarding I 

08/20 1.00 IN 


10/17 1.00 IN 

BPC114AE 13191 Excel: Level I 

08/20 1.00 IN 

BPC114BE 13192 Excel: Level II 

08/20 1.00 IN 

BPC114CE 13193 Excel: Level III 

08/20 1.00 IN 

BPC135DK 13194 Word: Level I 

08/20 2.00 IN 


CWE198AA 13837 Career/Work Experience 

08/23 1.00 HY 


CHM107 12604 Chemistry and Society 

08/20 3.00 IN 

CHM107LL 12605 Chemistry and Society Laboratory 08/20 1.00 IN 


08/20 3.00 IN 


08/25 3.00 HY 

CHM151 12735 General Chemistry I 

08/20 3.00 IN 


CFS176 29975 Child Development 

08/25 3.00 HY 


COM100 

COM100 

COM100 

COM110 

13737 

25650 

25651 

39868 

Introduction to Human 

Communication 


Communication 


Communication 

Interpersonal Communication 

08/20 

08/22 

08/22 

08/20 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

IN 

IN 

IN 

IN 


CIS105 

CIS105 

CIS114AE 

38681 

38683 

38664 


Systems 


Systems 

Excel: Level I 

08/22 

08/22 

08/20 

3.00 

3.00 

1.00 

IN 

IN 

IN 

CIS114AE 38665 Excel: Level I 

10/17 1.00 IN 

CIS114DE 38668 Excel Spreadsheet 

08/23 3.00 HY 

Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) 

CAD100 30072 Fundamentals Of 2D Autocad 

08/20 3.00 IN 

CAD100 30072 Fundamentals of 2D Autocad 

08/20 3.00 IN 


CNS101 13056 Construction And Culture 

08/20 3.00 IN 



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08/29 2.00 IN 

CPD102AS 12998 Conflict Resolution 

10/15 2.00 HY 

CPD103BE 

CPD150 

12485 

30431 

Native American Cultural Pride And 

Awareness 

Strategies For College Success 

08/30 

08/23 

2.00 

3.00 

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09/10 3.00 HY 


11/05 3.00 HY 


CRW150 12488 Introduction to Creative Writing 

08/20 3.00 IN 

CRW160 12789 Introduction to Writing Poetry 

08/29 3.00 IN 

CRW170 12489 Introduction to Writing Fiction 

09/14 3.00 HY 

CRW180 12620 Introduction to Writing Nonfiction 

08/20 3.00 IN 

CRW190 30104 Introduction to Screenwriting 

08/20 3.00 IN 

CRW200 12159 Readings for Writers 

08/30 1.00 IN 

CRW272 12929 Planning and Structuring the Novel 08/20 3.00 IN 

CRW272 30133 Planning and Structuring the Novel 08/20 3.00 HY 

CRW274 30275 Revising the Novel 

08/20 3.00 IN 

CRW290 39860 Intermediate Screenwriting 

08/20 3.00 IN 



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08/23 3.00 HY 


08/23 3.00 HY 


DAE151 12172 Survey Of Dental Office 

08/24 2.00 HY 

Management 


DHE121 

DHE201 

12953 

12949 

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08/22 

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HCE222 

14158 

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HCE227 14159 Insurance, Billing And Coding 

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HCE229 

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25612 

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HCE261 14162 Applied EKG 

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HCE280 14166 Medical Assisting Program Review 08/20 1.00 HY 


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HIM105 14175 Health Record Documentation for 08/25 2.00 HY INT268 30004 Lighting Design 

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13198 

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NUR151 12664 Nursing Theory And Science I 

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NUR158 39750 Laboratory for Nurse Assisting 

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NUR271 

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NUR271 12805 Laboratory for Nursing Theory And 

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NCE214MI 12987 Math And Medications For 

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Office Automation Systems (OAS) 

OAS101AB 

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13220 

13219 

Computer Typing I: Letters,Tables 

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Computer Typing: Skill Building I 

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HST175 14150 Cellular Biological Staining 

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HST177 

IGS290 

14151 

12976 

Cellular Biological And 


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10/22 

09/07 

3.00 

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LBA150 14131 Overview Of Laboratory Assisting 10/19 1.00 HY 

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LBA152 

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LBA158 

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Laboratory Assisting Practicum 

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10/19 

12/08 

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MDL190 14137 Clinical Laboratory Operations 

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MDL246 14141 Clinical Microbiology 

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MDL248 14143 Clinical Chemistry 

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LAS211 14058 Legal Research 

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LAS214 14095 Business Organizations 

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LAS214 14095 Law Of Business Organizations 

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PHI103 12409 Introduction to Logic 

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PHI213 12966 Medical and Bio-Ethics 

10/17 3.00 IN 


POS110 12411 American National Government 

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08/22 3.00 IN 

Appraisals 


10/24 3.00 IN 

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10/11 1.00 HY 

WED215 12579 Self-Care For Health Care Providers 09/27 2.00 HY 

WED230 12418 Therapeutic Massage Practices I 08/22 6.00 HY 

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WED250 12420 Clinical Practicum 

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ACC262 38688 Certified Bookkeeper (Cb) 

10/18 2.00 P 

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14027 

13946 

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09/30 

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AJS198AB 

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13947 

13948 

14017 

14021 

30306 

25615 

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10/17 4.00 P 

SLG103 13827 Introduction to Deafness 

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SLG103 13842 Introduction to Deafness 

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SLG110 13829 Fingerspelling I 

10/10 2.00 P 

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SLG202 13833 American Sign Language IV 

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ASM275 12823 Introduction to Forensic Anthropology 10/18 3.00 P 


ARC225 13077 Fundamentals of Architectural 

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ART100 13240 Introduction to Computer Graphic Art 09/24 1.00 P 

ART110 13351 Experimental Chinese Painting 

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ART290AA 13366 Studio Art 

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ART297AC 13248 Computer Graphic Design Internship 08/29 3.00 P 

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BIO201 

BIO202 

30116 

30103 


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CWE198AA 38871 Career/Work Experience 

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CHM090 

CHM130 

12105 

12969 

Preparation for Fundamental 

Chemistry 

Fundamental Chemistry 

09/07 

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CFS182 

CFS264AA 

29973 

13080 

Parenting The Early Adolescent: Ages 

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Child And Family Studies Internship 

12/03 

10/15 

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10/01 1.00 P 

CFS271 30083 Arranging the Environment 

10/01 1.00 P 

CFS275 

CFS275 

CFS277 

25636 

25636 

13150 

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Young Child 

Literacy Development and the Young 

Child 

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10/29 

10/29 

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CFS290AA 13111 Child Abuse: Identification And 

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COM100 

COM110AA 

13736 

13724 


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CIS250 

12480 

12484 

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Management of Information Systems 

09/10 

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08/30 2.00 IN 


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CPD102AH 12737 Stress Management 

09/06 2.00 P 

CPD102AS 12998 Conflict Resolution 

10/15 2.00 HY 

CPD103BE 

CPD150 

12485 

12157 

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08/29 3.00 IN 

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09/14 3.00 HY 


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ECH270 30438 Observing Young Children 

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14036 

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30180 

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10/17 

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2.50 

2.50 

2.50 

2.50 

2.50 

2.50 

1.00 

P 

P 

P 

P 

P 

P 

P 

HCE162 14157 Aseptic Techniques 

09/26 1.00 HY 

HCE167 

HCE222 

14158 

14163 

Laboratory Testing In Patient Care 


Clinical Procedures 

10/10 

11/15 

1.00 

3.00 

HY 

P 

HCE222 14164 Clinical Procedures 

10/18 3.00 HY 

HCC130 

HCC130 

HCC130 

HCC145 

HCC145 

HCC145 

HCC145AA 

HCC145AA 

HCC145AA 

HCC145AA 

HCC145AA 

HCC164 

14099 

14101 

14118 

14111 

14113 

25498 

14104 

14105 

14106 

14107 

14120 

14108 


Delivery 


Delivery 


Delivery 


Workers 


Workers 


Workers 


Workers I 


Workers I 


Workers I 


Workers I 


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08/28 

10/10 

09/06 

09/04 

09/01 

09/18 

08/31 

08/28 

09/18 

10/09 

09/12 

09/06 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

0.50 

IN 

IN 

HY 

IN 

P 

IN 

P 

IN 

IN 

IN 

P 

IN 

HCC164 14109 Pharmacology For Allied Health 

10/03 0.50 IN 

HCC208 14110 Health Care Leadership 

09/06 1.00 IN 


HIM101 

HIM105 

HIM105 

HIM214 

14167 

14186 

14186 

14180 

Introduction To Health Information 

Management 

Computers in Healthcare and Health 


Health Record Documentation for 


CPT Coding II 

09/06 

10/20 

10/20 

08/29 

1.00 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

IN 

HY 

HY 

P 



09/04 3.00 HY 


09/04 3.00 IN 

History (HIS) 


09/06 3.00 P 


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INT105 13176 Introduction To Interior Design 

08/29 3.00 IN 

INT115 13166 Historical Architecture And Furniture 09/01 3.00 IN 

INT120 30001 Modern Architecture And Furniture 08/29 3.00 IN 


IPP207 

IPP218 

IPP218 

13849 

13823 

13839 

Ethics and Decision Making for 


English To ASL Consecutive 

Interpreting 

English To ASL Consecutive 

Interpreting 

10/10 

10/18 

10/18 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

HY 

P 

P 


MGT253 

MGT259 

13198 

13199 

Owning and Operating a Small 

Business 

Management Seminar 

09/07 

09/08 

3.00 

1.00 

HY 

P 

MGT260AA 13200 Management Internship 

09/08 3.00 P 

MGT286 13218 Human Resource Employment 

Management 

09/12 3.00 IN 



09/19 3.00 P 


09/17 3.00 IN 


09/19 3.00 P 


09/19 3.00 P 


09/17 4.00 IN 


09/19 4.00 P 


09/17 4.00 IN 


09/19 4.00 P 


09/17 4.00 IN 

MAT225 12555 Elementary Linear Algebra 

08/29 3.00 P 


MUP163 13495 Jazz Ensemble 

08/29 1.00 P 


08/29 1.00 P 


08/31 1.00 P 


NVH245 14221 Navajo Culture And Heritage 

09/19 3.00 IN 

Nursing (NUR) 


09/13 6.00 HY 


09/13 6.00 HY 


09/13 0.00 HY 


09/13 0.00 HY 

NUR291 12806 Nursing Clinical Capstone 

11/15 2.00 P 


NCE214MI 12987 Math And Medications For 

09/21 0.50 IN 

Intermediate Nursing Students 


OTHER 

HST177 

HST178 

HST178 

HST178 

HST178 

IGS290 

14151 

14136 

14136 

39361 

39361 

12976 

Cellular Biological And 


Practicum: Cellular Biological And 


Practicum: Cellular Biological and 


Practicum: Cellular Biological And 


Practicum: Cellular Biological and 


Integrated Studies 

10/22 

10/22 

10/22 

10/22 

10/22 

09/07 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

3.00 

HY 

FB 

FB 

FB 

FB 

HY 

LBA150 14131 Overview Of Laboratory Assisting 10/19 1.00 HY 

LBA150 14131 Overview of Laboratory Assisting 10/19 1.00 HY 

LBA152 

LBA152 

LBA158 

14132 

14132 

14133 

Laboratory Assisting: Principles And 

Procedures 

Laboratory Assisting: Principles and 

Procedures 

Laboratory Assisting Practicum 

10/19 

10/19 

12/08 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

HY 

HY 

HY 

MDL190 14137 Clinical Laboratory Operations 

12/16 2.00 HY 

MDL247 14142 Practicum: Clinical Microbiology 

12/10 1.00 FB 

MDL248 14143 Clinical Chemistry 

10/14 6.00 HY 


LAS101 13048 Introduction To Law 

09/02 3.00 P 

LAS101 13048 Introduction to Law 

09/02 3.00 P 

LAS109 13049 Civil Procedures I 

09/02 3.00 P 

LAS109 13049 Legal Procedures I 

09/02 3.00 P 

LAS131 30053 Legal Writing 

09/02 3.00 P 

LAS131 30053 Legal Writing I 

09/02 3.00 P 

LAS203 30054 Ethics And Professional Practice 

09/02 3.00 P 

LAS229 

LAS229 

30542 

30542 

Computerized Law Office And 

Litigation Support 

Litigation Technologies 

09/02 

09/02 

3.00 

3.00 

P 

P 


PHI213 12966 Medical and Bio-Ethics 

10/17 3.00 IN 


PED101BC 12869 Boot Camp 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED101BE 12791 Belly Dance 

08/29 1.00 P 

PED101BE 12792 Belly Dance 

08/29 1.00 P 

PED101BL 12560 Ballet 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED101BL 12560 Physical Activities: Ballet 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED101DF 12796 Physical Activities: Self Defense 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED101DF 12796 Self Defense 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED101FL 12399 Fitness For Life 

10/17 1.00 P 

PED101FL 12399 Physical Activities: Fitness For Life 10/17 1.00 P 

PED101HH 12971 Hip Hop 

09/02 1.00 P 

PED101HH 12971 Physical Activities: Hip Hop 

09/02 1.00 P 


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08/29 1.00 P PED103WS 12558 Physical Activities: West Coast 

09/02 0.50 P 

PED101HH 12972 Physical Activities: Hip Hop 

08/29 1.00 P 

Swing 

PED101JU 12970 Judo 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED103WS 12558 West Coast Swing 

09/02 0.50 P 

PED101JU 12970 Physical Activities: Judo 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED103YO 12795 Physical Activities: Yoga 

09/02 0.50 P 

PED101JZ 12678 Jazz 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED103YO 12795 Yoga 

09/02 0.50 P 

PED101JZ 12678 Physical Activities: Jazz 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED103ZU 22959 Zumba Fitness 

09/01 0.50 P 

PED101KB 12400 Kickboxing 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED115 12391 Lifetime Fitness 

09/06 2.00 P 

PED101KB 12400 Physical Activities: Kickboxing 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED101KB 12562 Kickboxing 

08/29 1.00 P 

PED101KB 12562 Physical Activities: Kickboxing 

08/29 1.00 P 

PED101MD 12911 Modern Dance 

08/31 1.00 P 

PED101MD 12911 Physical Activities: Modern Dance 08/31 1.00 P 

PED101PS 12401 Physical Activities: Pilates 

08/29 1.00 P 

PED101PS 12401 Pilates 

08/29 1.00 P 


08/30 1.00 P 


08/30 1.00 P 


08/30 1.00 P 


08/30 1.00 P 

PED101SA 12402 Physical Activities: Salsa 

08/29 1.00 P 

PED101SA 12402 Salsa 

08/29 1.00 P 

PED101TC 12403 Tai Chi 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED101TC 12564 Tai Chi 

08/29 1.00 P 

PED101WT 12405 Physical Activities: Weight Training 10/17 1.00 P 

PED101WT 12405 Weight Training 

10/17 1.00 P 


08/30 1.00 P 


08/30 1.00 P 


08/29 1.00 P 


08/29 1.00 P 


08/30 1.00 P 


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08/29 1.00 P 

PED101YR 12568 Physical Activities: Restorative Yoga 08/31 1.00 P 

PED101YR 12568 Restorative Yoga 

08/31 1.00 P 

PED102GO 12793 Golf - Intermediate 

08/28 1.00 P 

PED102GO 12793 Physical Activities: Golf-Intermediate 08/28 1.00 P 

PED102JU 25566 Judo - Intermediate 

08/30 1.00 P 

PED102JU 

PED103BD 

25566 

12557 

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Ballroom Dancing 

08/30 

09/02 

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PED103BD 12557 Physical Activities: Ballroom Dancing 09/02 0.50 P 

PED103SA 12559 Physical Activities: Salsa 

09/01 0.50 P 

PED103SA 12559 Salsa 

09/01 0.50 P 



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09/12 3.00 IN 


09/12 3.00 IN 


10/17 3.00 IN 


10/17 3.00 IN 

Reading (RDG) 

RDG081 13775 Reading Improvement 

09/12 3.00 P 


09/12 3.00 P 


09/12 3.00 P 


09/08 3.00 P 


09/08 3.00 P 


REA180 12573 Real Estate Principles II 

10/17 3.00 P 

REA290AH 12572 Real Estate Seminar: Contract 

12/12 0.50 P 

Writing 



09/12 3.00 IN 


SWU102 39561 Introduction to Social Work 

09/12 3.00 IN 


SBU200 12574 Society and Business 

09/06 3.00 P 



09/05 3.00 IN 


08/30 3.00 P 


09/06 3.00 IN 

Spanish (SPA) 


09/19 4.00 IN 


10/17 4.00 IN 


10/17 4.00 IN 


10/17 4.00 P 


10/24 3.00 IN 

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SPA118 14210 Health Care Spanish II 

10/24 3.00 IN 

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TEC112AU 30009 Sewing Clothing Accessories 

11/17 1.00 P 

TEC114 13125 Textiles: Block Printing/Silk Screening 09/03 1.00 P 


WED160 12632 Ethics Of Touch Massage 

11/13 0.50 P 

WED162 12415 Meditation And Wellness 

10/11 1.00 HY 

WED165 12416 Overview Of Massage Therapy 

09/16 2.00 P 

WED165 12576 Overview Of Massage Therapy 

09/26 2.00 P 

WED170 12577 Principles Of Homeopathy 

10/29 1.00 P 

WED172 12578 Overview Of Herbal Remedies 

10/08 1.00 P 

WED215 12417 Self-Care For Health Care Providers 09/27 2.00 P 

WED215 12579 Self-Care For Health Care Providers 09/27 2.00 HY 

WED218 12580 Aromatherapy 

09/17 1.00 P 

WED231 12419 Therapeutic Massage Practices II 10/17 6.00 HY 

WED250 12420 Clinical Practicum 

10/21 3.00 HY 

WED297AB 12581 Special Topics: Therapeutic Massage 10/29 2.00 P 

WED297AB 25711 Special Topics: Therapeutic Massage 10/29 2.00 P 

Phoenix College 

Student Massage 

Clinic 

Now Open! 

Phoenix College massage students invite students, staff, faculty and 

community members to schedule an appointment for a one-hour massage 

for $20 at the new year-round Student Clinic. 

Appointments may be requested via online scheduling at the Phoenix 

College Therapeutic Massage website, www.phoenixcollege.edu/he/ 

tm or by calling (602) 285-7550. This is a message-only line. Those 

scheduling an appointment should leave a name, contact phone 

number, and an appointment request. A call will be returned within 

two business days. 

Appointments are available: 

Fridays at 8:15 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 10:45 a.m., 

4:15 p.m., 5:30 p.m., and 6:45 p.m. 

Saturdays at 8:15 a.m., 9:30 a.m., and 10:45 a.m. 

The cost is $20 for a one-hour massage. All proceeds benefit 

the development of the Therapeutic Massage Program. Please 


Visit us at 

phoenixcollege.edu/he/tm 

or Call 602.285.7550 

to schedule your appointment. 






PC Downtown 

Community College in the 

Heart of the City






137 

Non-credit and credit courses are offered at our 

downtown location with free adjacent parking and 

convenient light rail access. To fit your busy schedule, 

we offer courses in a variety of formats. Whether 

you're working toward a degree, want to get ahead at 

the office, or just like to learn something new in your 

free time, we have something for you. 

Also located at PC Downtown, the Custom Training 

and Education (CTE) division offers custom 

training solutions to build the talent of you and your 

employees -- on or off site. Visit www.phoenixcollege. 

edu/pcdowntown for more information. 

In this schedule section includes: Community 

Education, Continuing Education, Workforce 

Development, and Ed2Go. 

640 North First Avenue 


The 

The 

following 

following 

schedule 

schedule 

of 

of 

classes 

classes 

is 

is 

subject 

subject 

to 

to 

change 

change 

without 

without 

notice. 

notice. 

In 

In 

addition 

addition 

to 

to 

the 

the 

fees 

fees 

listed, 

listed, 

each 

each 

credit 

credit fee 

student 

student 

will 

will 

be 

be 

assessed 

assessed a 

one-time 

one-time 

per 

per 

semester 

semester 

$15 

$15 

registration 

registration 

fee. 

fee. 

Students should refer to their online 

Student Center at My.maricopa.edu 

Summer 


Student Center at My.maricopa.edu 

for 

for 

fee 

fee 

information. 

information. 




NC Community Education 

COMM_ED100-92013 

COMM_ED100-92013 

Wheel 

Wheel 

Throwing 

Throwing 

Main Campus 





14770 ART111 MT 6:00-10:00P 05/23-07/13 

Higuchi $225 

14770 ART111 MT 6:00-10:00P 05/23-07/13 

J Higuchi $225 

COMM_ED100-99066 

COMM_ED100-99066 

Computer 

Computer 

Skills 

Skills 

for 

for 

the 

the 

Workplace 

Workplace 



14913 PCDT125 MW 8:00-12:00P 06/28-07/12 

Staff $169 

14913 PCDT125 MW 8:00-12:00P 06/28-07/12 

Staff $169 

Class 14913 meets at PC Downtown, 640 N. First Ave. 

Class 14913 meets at PC Downtown, 640 N. First Ave. 

NC Fitness 

PC Downtown Campus 

FITNESS100-83011 


Senior 

Senior 

Discount 

Discount 

for 

for 

Fitness-Semester 

Fitness-Semester 





14773 FIT CTR TBA 05/31-08/19 

Welter $50 

14773 FIT CTR TBA 05/31-08/19 

M Welter $50 



Health 

Health 

Enhancement 

Enhancement 

Department 

Department 

User 

User 

Fee 

Fee 





14783 FIT CTR TBA 05/31-08/19 

Welter $5 

14783 FIT CTR TBA 05/31-08/19 

M Welter $5 



Fitness 

Fitness 

Center/Aerobics 

Center/Aerobics 

Access-One 

Access-One 

Semester 

Semester 





14772 FIT CTR TBA 05/31-08/19 

Welter $75 

14772 FIT CTR TBA 05/31-08/19 

M Welter $75 



Student 

Student 

Fitness 

Fitness 

Package 

Package 

for 

for 

Lifetime 

Lifetime 

Fitness 

Fitness 





14771 FIT CTR TBA 05/31-08/19 

Welter $60 

14771 FIT CTR TBA 05/31-08/19 

M Welter $60 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

FITN 

FITN 

Fitne 

Fitne 

Prereq 

Prereq 

PC No 

PC No 

14775 

14775 

FITN 

FITN 

Fitne 

Fitne 

Prereq 

Prereq 

PC No 

PC No 

14776 

14776 

FITN 

FITN 

Fitne 

Fitne 

Prereq 

Prereq 

PC No 

PC No 

14777 

14777 

PC DOWNTOWN & NON-CREDIT 

FITN 

FITN 

Fitne 

Fitne 

Prereq 

Prereq 

PC No 

PC No 

14778 

14778 

FITN 

FITN 

Fitne 

Fitne 

Prereq 

Prereq 

PC No 

PC No 

14779 

14779 

FITN 

FITN 

Fitne 

Fitne 

Prereq 

Prereq 

PC No 

PC No 

14781 

14781 

FITN 

FITN 

Fitne 

Fitne 

Prereq 

Prereq 

14774 

14774 

FITN 

FITN 

Silve 

Silve 

Prereq 

Prereq 

14780 

14780 

FITN 

FITN 

Fitne 

Fitne 

Prereq 

Prereq 

PC No 

PC No 

14782 

14782 

602.223.4050 

www.phoenixcollege.edu/pcdowntown 





Ed2Go Online 

ONLINE COURSES 

NC Online 


Can I find courses 

that start after 

5:00 p.m.? 



fee 

ONLINE200-10001 

ED2GO - GED Preparation 


Click Here 



14897 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 

For online registration process, please visit 

http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html or contact Don 

Jensen-Bobadilla at 602.223.4051. 

20807 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 

Course For online registration Title process, please visit 


Class No. http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html Bldg/Rm Days Time Dates or contact Don Instructor 


Course 

fee 

ONLINE200-10011 

ED2GO - GMAT Preparation 



14813 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 


www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html or contact Don 


Phoenix College is now offering comprehensive and self-contained 14878 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $99 

online courses through Ed2Go. The easy pace, stress-free 

environment provided by Ed2Go courses help spark continuing ONLINE200-10015 

0 

interest in selected subjects leading to credit courses which offer 

ED2GO - LSAT Preparation I 

participants face-to-face interaction with instructors and fellow 


students. 


Course Information: 

14963 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/09 

Staff $109 


All courses run for six weeks (with a two-week grace period at the 


end). New course sessions begin on the third Wednesday of each 



month. Courses are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes, 0 ONLINE200-10017 

0 



hands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links, 

ONLINE200-10017 

ONLINE200-10017 

Football Summer Camp 

ED2GO - LSAT Preparation II 

Football 

Football and more. Summer 

Summer You can Camp 

Camp complete any course entirely from your home ED2GO 

ED2GO 

- LSAT 

LSAT 

Preparation 

Preparation 

II 

II 




Prerequisites: 

Prerequisites: PC or Notes: office. Special None. 

None. Any time Fee Payable of the at day Time or of night. Registration. 

0 ONLINE200-10017 


Prerequisites: PC Notes: Special None. 

None. Fee Payable at Time of Registration. 

0 



PC Football 15025 Notes: FIELDS Special Summer PFFee TWR Payable Camp at 5:00- Time 7:00P of Registration. 05/31-07/28 T Jacobsen $20 PC 

How to register 

ED2GO 14964 Notes: ED2GO - Special LSAT Fee Preparation Payable at TBA Time II of Registration. 06/15-08/06 

Staff $109 

15025 FIELDS PF TWR 5:00- 7:00P 05/31-07/28 T Jacobsen $20 14964 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/06 

Staff $109 

Prerequisites: 15025 FIELDS None. PF TWR 5:00- 7:00P 05/31-07/28 T Jacobsen $20 Prerequisites: 14964 ED2GO For online None. registration process, TBA please visit 06/15-08/06 

Staff $109 

For 

PC Step Notes: one Special (Find Fee your Payable course): at Time of Registration. 

PC Notes: For www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html 

online registration process, please visit 

online Special registration Fee Payable process, at Time please of Registration. visit or contact Don 


0 

www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html 

15025 FIELDS PF TWR 5:00- 7:00P 05/31-07/28 T Jacobsen $20 14964 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/06 

Staff $109 



Please go to www.ed2go.com/ctepc to see what classes are 

www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html Jensen-Bobadilla at 602.223.4051. 

or contact Don 



Men's Basketball Summer Camp 

Jensen-Bobadilla For online registration 602.223.4051. 

process, please visit 

Men's 

Men's available Basketball 

Basketball and follow Summer 

Summer the instructions Camp 

Camp 


for selecting your course. 




0 

ONLINE200-10025 

0 

Prerequisites: 15024 NGYM 

Step two None. MW 10:00-12:00P 06/01-08/10 

M Gordon $20 

(Get class number): 

ONLINE200-10025 

ONLINE200-10025 


15024 NGYM MW 10:00-12:00P 06/01-08/10 

M Gordon $20 

Men's 15024 NGYM Class Basketball 15024 special MWSummer fee payable 10:00-12:00P Camp at time 06/01-08/10 

of enrollment. 

Gordon $20 

ED2GO - SAT/ACT Preparation I 

Once Class you 15024 have special registered fee payable with at Ed2Go time of enrollment. for your course, please 

Prerequisites: Class 15024 None. special fee payable at time of enrollment. 

ED2GO 

ED2GO 

- SAT/ACT 

SAT/ACT 

Preparation 

Preparation 

I 

15020 G109 TR 9:00-11:00A 05/31-08/11 

M Gordon $20 Prerequisites: None. 

15020 G109 TR 9:00-11:00A 05/31-08/11 

M Gordon $20 

15024 contact NGYM the CTE MW office at 10:00-12:00P 602.223.4051, 06/01-08/10 so we can provide you with 

ONLINE200-10025 


0 

15020 G109 Class 15020 men's TR basketball. 9:00-11:00A 05/31-08/11 

Gordon $20 

Prerequisites: 14988 ED2GO None. 

TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 

Class 15020 men's basketball. 

14988 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 

a class Class number 15020 15024 men's special and basketball. log-in fee payable instructions. at time of enrollment. 

ED2GO 14988 ED2GO For - online SAT/ACT registration Preparation process, TBA please I visit 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 

For 

15020 G109 TR 9:00-11:00A 05/31-08/11 

M Gordon $20 Prerequisites: For www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html 


online None. registration process, please visit or contact Don 

FITNESS140152 

Step three (Registration and Payment): 

0 


Class 15020 men's basketball. 

14988 www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html Jensen-Bobadilla ED2GO at 602.223.4051. 


TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 

FITNESS140152 

FITNESS140152 



Summer Call in: Soccer Use your Camp 

15029 

credit card and call 602.285.7777 

Jensen-Bobadilla ONLINE 

For online registration 602.223.4051. 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 


Summer 

Summer 

Soccer 

Soccer 

Camp 

Camp 

15029 ONLINE 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 


15029 ONLINE 


06/15-08/05 


Staff $109 

FITNESS140152 

Prerequisites: Fax in: Use your credit card and fax the registration 

Prerequisites: 15023 FIELDS None. 

None. PF MTWR 10:00- 2:00P 05/31-07/28 

Staff $00 


15023 FIELDS PF 

Summer 15023 FIELDS Soccer PF form MTWR 

MTWR to Camp 602.285.7813 10:00- 2:00P 05/31-07/28 

Staff $0 ONLINE200-10029 

0 

10:00- 2:00P 05/31-07/28 

Staff $0 15029 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 

ONLINE200-10029 

ONLINE200-10029 

ED2GO - Introduction to QuickBooks 

Prerequisites: In person: None. Complete the Phoenix College registration form and bring ED2GO 

ED2GO 

- Introduction 

Introduction 

to 

to 

QuickBooks 

QuickBooks 


15023 FIELDS PF MTWR 10:00- 2:00P 05/31-07/28 

Staff $0 

it or mail it with your check to: Phoenix College at 

ONLINE200-10029 



0 

NC Online 

15022 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 

15022 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 

1202 West Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ 85013 

ED2GO 15022 ED2GO For - online Introduction registration process, to TBAQuickBooks 

please visit 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 

For 

Prerequisites: For www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html 




NC ONLINE200-10001 Online 

0 15022 www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html Jensen-Bobadilla ED2GO at 602.223.4051. TBA 06/15-08/05 or contact Don Staff $109 

ONLINE200-10001 

ONLINE200-10001 

Ed2Go Online Courses 






ED2GO 

ED2GO 

- GED 

GED 

Preparation 

Preparation 


ONLINE200-10035 

0 

ONLINE200-10001 


0 



ONLINE200-10035 

ONLINE200-10035 


ED2GO - A to Z Grant Writing 


PC ED2GO 14897 Notes: ED2GO - Special GED Fee Preparation 

Payable at TBA Time of Registration. 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 ED2GO 

ED2GO 

- to 

to Grant 

Grant 

Writing 

Writing 


14897 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 

Prerequisites: 14897 ED2GO For online None. registration process, TBA please visit 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 Prerequisites: 

ONLINE200-10035 


None. 

TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 0 


PC Notes: For http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html online Special registration Fee Payable process, at Time please of Registration. visit 


14984 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 

ED2GO 14984 ED2GO For - online A to registration Z Grant process, Writing TBA please visit 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 


14897 http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html Jensen-Bobadilla ED2GO at 602.223.4051. TBA 05/18-07/08 or contact Don 

For 


Staff $109 Prerequisites: For www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html 



20807 Jensen-Bobadilla ED2GO 

For online registration 602.223.4051. TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 


20807 ED2GO process, TBA please visit 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 14984 www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html Jensen-Bobadilla ED2GO at 602.223.4051. 


TBA 05/18-07/08 or contact Don Staff $109 

20807 ED2GO 

http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html 

For online registration process, TBA please visit 06/15-08/05 


Staff $109 





For Jensen-Bobadilla 

http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html online registration 602.223.4051. 





20807 http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html Jensen-Bobadilla ED2GO at 602.223.4051. 

ONLINE200-10045 

0 

TBA 06/15-08/05 or contact Don 


Staff $109 



ONLINE200-10045 

ONLINE200-10045 


ED2GO - Photoshop Elements 5.0 for the Digital 


ED2GO 

ED2GO 

- Photoshop 

Photoshop 

Elements 

Elements 

5.0 

5.0 

for 

for 

the 

the 

Digital 

Digital 

ONLINE200-10011 

0 


ONLINE200-10045 

Photographer 

0 

ONLINE200-10011 

ONLINE200-10011 

Photographer 

Photographer 




ED2GO 

ED2GO 

- GMAT 

GMAT 

Preparation 

Preparation 



TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 


15009 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 


ONLINE200-10011 


PC Notes: Special None. 

None. Fee Payable at Time of Registration. 

0 Photographer 

15009 ED2GO For online registration process, TBA please visit 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 



PC ED2GO 14813 Notes: ED2GO - Special GMAT Fee Preparation 

Payable at TBA Time of Registration. 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 Prerequisites: For www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html online None. registration process, please visit or contact Don 

14813 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 


15009 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 

Prerequisites: 14813 ED2GONone. 

TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 

www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html Jensen-Bobadilla at 602.223.4051. 





Jensen-Bobadilla 

PC Notes: For www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html online Special registration Fee Payable process, [FYC] at Time please = of First-Year Registration. visit Composition or contact Don [L] = Literacy and Critical For online Inquiry registration 602.223.4051. 

[MA] process, = please Mathematics 

visit 


14813 www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html Jensen-Bobadilla ED2GO at 602.223.4051. TBA [CS] = Computer/Statistics/Quantitative 06/15-08/05 or contact Don Staff $109 



Applications ONLINE200-10051 [HU] = Humanities and Fine Arts 

0 

14878 Jensen-Bobadilla ED2GO Jensen-Bobadilla at 602.223.4051. 

For online registration 602.223.4051. TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $99 

14878 ED2GO process, TBA please [SB] visit 05/18-07/08 

14878 ED2GO = Social and Behavioral Staff $99 Sciences 

ONLINE200-10051 

ONLINE200-10051 

[SQ/SG] = Natural Sciences 

ED2GO - Introduction to SQL 


TBA 05/18-07/08 


Staff $99 

[C] = Cultural Diversity in the United States [G] = ED2GO 

ED2GO 

Global Awareness - Introduction 

Introduction 

[H] to 

to 

= SQL 

SQL 


Historical Awareness 

ONLINE200-10015 


0 Prerequisites: 

ONLINE200-10051 


None. 

TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 0 

ONLINE200-10015 

14878 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $99 

14989 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 

0 

0 

ED2G 

Prereq 

15022 

ONLI 

ED2G 

Prereq 

14984 

ONLI 

ED2G 

Phot 

Prereq 

15009 

ONLI 

ED2G 

Prereq 

14989

$109 

$109 

0 

$109 

ONLINE200-10035 

ED2GO - A to Z Grant Writing 

0 


PHOENIX COLLEGE SUMMER AND Ed2Go FALL 2011 - Quickbooks SCHEDULE EZINE 2009 for Contractors 

14984 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 



15027 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 

www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html or contact Don Register online and get schedule updates at… 






ONLINE200-10045online. See the online class 0 


Photographer 



15009 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 



Class No. www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html Bldg/Rm Days Time Dates or contact Don Instructor 


Course 

fee 

ONLINE200-10114 

ONLINE200-10115 

Ed2Go - Introduction to Photoshop CS4 


15028 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 



Class No. www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html Bldg/Rm Days Time Dates or contact Don Instructor 


Course 

fee 

0 

139 

0 

Prereq 

14975 

14976 

WRK 

Cisc 

Prep 

Prereq 

15031 

WRK 

Hom 

Prereq 

19953 

$99 

0 

$109 

ONLINE200-10051 

ED2GO - Introduction to SQL 


14989 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 




ONLINE200-10058 

ONLINE200-10058 

ED2GO - Introduction to Java Programming 

ED2GO - Introduction to Java Programming 


15015 Prerequisites: ED2GONone. 

TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 

15015 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 


www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html For online registration process, please visit or contact Don 

Jensen-Bobadilla www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html at 602.223.4051. 


Staff $109 


ONLINE200-10063 

ONLINE200-10063 

ED2GO - Grammar Refresher 

ED2GO - Grammar Refresher 



TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 

14986 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 





Staff $109 


ONLINE200-10091 

ONLINE200-10091 

ED2GO- Listen to Your Heart Success Will Follow 

ED2GO- Listen to Your Heart & Success Will Follow 



TBA 05/18-07/08 

Staff $109 

15010 ED2GO TBA 05/18-07/08 





Staff $109 


ONLINE200-10113 

ONLINE200-10113 

Ed2Go - Singapore Math Strategies: Model Drawing 

Ed2Go - Singapore Math Strategies: Model Drawing 

for Grades 1-6 

for Grades 1-6 



TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 

15026 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/05 





Staff $109 


ONLINE200-10114 

ONLINE200-10114 

Ed2Go - Quickbooks 2009 for Contractors 

Ed2Go - Quickbooks 2009 for Contractors 



TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 

15027 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/05 





Staff $109 


ONLINE200-10115 

ONLINE200-10115 





TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 

15028 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/05 





Staff $109 


ONLINE200-10116 

ONLINE200-10116 

0 

Ed2Go - Stocks Bonds Investing: Oh My! 

Ed2Go - Stocks Bonds & Investing: Oh My! 



TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 

15030 ED2GO M = Monday TBAT = Tuesday 06/15-08/05W = Wednesday Staff $109 


R = Thursday F = Friday S = Saturday U = Sunday 

www.pc.maricopa.edu/pcdt/onlineregistration.html For online registration process, Online please BB visit = Online or contact Blackboard Don OEE = Open Entry/Exit TBA = To Be Announced 



Jensen-Bobadilla at 602.223.4051. Del = Delivery P = in Person IN = Internet HY = Hybrid 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

ONLINE200-10116 

Ed2Go - Stocks Bonds & Investing: Oh My! 


15030 ED2GO TBA 06/15-08/05 

Staff $109 




NC NC Workforce Workforce Development Development 

WRKDEV300-10001 

WRKDEV300-10001 




PC Prerequisites: Notes: Special None. Fee Payable at Time of Registration. 

14812 


PCDT207 TR 8:00-11:00A 05/31-08/18 S Heatherly $915 

14812 PCDT207 TR 8:00-11:00A 05/31-08/18 S Heatherly 


$915 

Avenue. Class 14812 will be held at the PC Downtown Campus, 640 North First 

14811 PCDT207 Avenue. TR 6:00- 9:00P 05/31-08/18 S Heatherly $915 

14811 PCDT207 TR 6:00- 9:00P 05/31-08/18 S Heatherly 


$915 


Avenue. 

WRKDEV300-10015 

WRKDEV300-10015 




PC Prerequisites: Notes: Special None. Fee Payable at Time of Registration. 

14927 


PCDT101 TR 8:00-11:00A 05/31-08/09 

J Simien $915 

14927 PCDT101 TR 8:00-11:00A 05/31-08/09 

J Simien 


$915 


Avenue. 

WRKDEV300-10047 

WRKDEV300-10047 




15012 Prerequisites: PCDT104 None. FS 9:00- 5:00P 06/17-02/18 

Staff $2,550 

15012 PCDT104 FS 9:00- 5:00P 06/17-02/18 

Staff $2,550 

WRKDEV300-10054 

WRKDEV300-10054 

Photovoltaic (Solar Energy) Entry Level Certificate 


Program 

Program 


14975 Prerequisites: PCDT101 None. MTWRF 8:00- 5:00P 05/23-05/27 

Staff $1,495 

14975 PCDT101 

14976 PC TBA 

MTWRF 

MTWRF 

8:00- 5:00P 

8:00- 5:00P 

05/23-05/27 

06/20-06/24 

Staff $1,495 

Staff $1,495 

14976 PC TBA MTWRF 8:00- 5:00P 06/20-06/24 

Staff $1,495 

WRKDEV300-10058 

WRKDEV300-10058 

Cisco Certified Network Associate Technician Test 

Cisco Certified Network Associate & Technician Test 

Prep 

Prep 


15031 Prerequisites: OFFSITE None. MTWRF 8:00- 5:00P 06/20-08/08 

Staff $0 

15031 OFFSITE MTWRF 8:00- 5:00P 06/20-08/08 

Staff $0 

WRKDEV300-10061 

WRKDEV300-10061 




19953 Prerequisites: PCDT126 None. FSU 8:00- 5:00P 07/22-07/24 

Staff $0 

19953 PCDT126 FSU 8:00- 5:00P 

Closed Section - AHIT students only 

07/22-07/24 

Staff $0 

Closed Section - AHIT students only 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

PC DOWNTOWN & NON-CREDIT





Click Here 





without notice. In addition to the fees listed, each credit fee 



registration fee. Students Fall should refer to their online 






Community registration fee. Education 


COMM_ED100-92005 


Main Campus 



PC COMM_ED100-92005 

Notes: Special Fee Payable at Time of Registration. 

0 

12583 ART111 M 6:00-10:00P 08/22-12/12 





0 

12583 ART111 M 6:00-10:00P 08/22-12/12 


COMM_ED100-92009 

PC Notes: 

Photography Open Lab 




0 

12584 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $50 

Photography Open Lab 



0 

12584 PC TBA TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $50 

COMM_ED100-97003 

PC Notes: 





0 

12582 H240 TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $25 



COMM_ED100-99001 


08/20-12/16 

Italian Contemporary Life Through Cinema 

12582 H240 TBA Staff $25 




12586 A204 F 6:30- 8:30P 09/09-12/02 

Italian Contemporary Life Through Cinema 

A Macro 

0 

$55 

Class 12586 will meet 09/11, 10/02, 10/23, 11/06, 12/04. 



COMM_ED100-99003 

12586 A204 F 6:30- 8:30P 09/09-12/02 

A Macro $55 0 

Latin-American Class 12586 will Culture meet 09/11, Through 10/02, 10/23, Cinema 11/06, 12/04. 




12585 A203 F 6:30- 8:30P 09/16-12/09 

Latin-American Culture Through Cinema 

M DeLa Fuente 

0 

$55 

Class 12585 meets September 17, October 8 & 29, November 29 & 


December 10. 


12585 A203 F 6:30- 8:30P 09/16-12/09 M DeLa Fuente $55 

COMM_ED100-99040 

Class 12585 meets September 17, October 8 & 29, November 29 & 0 

Buy a December New or 10. Used Car 




0 

12708 PC TBA R 6:00-10:00P 

Buy a New or Used Car 

11/10-11/10 

Staff $20 



Avenue. 

PC 

12707 


PC TBA S 8:30-12:30P 09/10-09/10 

Staff $29 

12708 PC TBA R 6:00-10:00P 11/10-11/10 

Staff 


$20 


Avenue. 

12707 PC TBA S 8:30-12:30P 09/10-09/10 

Staff $29 


Avenue. 

0 

0 



fee 0 

COMM_ED100-99042 




COMM_ED100-99042 


0 

12709 PC TBA F 1:00- 3:00P 09/16-11/04 

J Cooper $39 




0 

12709 PC TBA F 1:00- 3:00P 09/16-11/04 

J Cooper $39 

COMM_ED100-99043 

PC Notes: 





0 

12710 PC TBA M 1:00- 3:30P 09/12-10/31 

J Cooper $39 




0 

12710 PC TBA M 1:00- 3:30P 09/12-10/31 

J Cooper $39 

COMM_ED100-99046 

PC Notes: 





12711 PC TBA W 12:00- 1:00P 09/21-09/21 


Staff 

0 

$19 



Avenue. 


Class 12711 Financial Investment Lunch and Learn Series. 

12711 PC TBA W 12:00- 1:00P 09/21-09/21 

Staff $19 


COMM_ED100-99047 

Avenue. 

0 

You May Class Live 12711 to Financial 100, Investment Will Your Lunch Nest and Egg Learn Series. 




12712 PC TBA W 12:00- 1:00P 10/19-10/19 

You May Live to 100, Will Your Nest Egg 

Staff 

0 

$19 



Avenue. 


Class 12712 Financial Investment Lunch and Learn Series. 

12712 PC TBA W 12:00- 1:00P 10/19-10/19 

Staff $19 


COMM_ED100-99048 

Avenue. 

0 

Managing Class 12712 Your Financial Investments in Lunch a Changing and Learn Series. World 




12713 PC TBA W 12:00- 1:00P 11/16-11/16 

Managing Your Investments in a Changing World 

Staff 

0 

$19 



Avenue. 


12713 PC TBA W 12:00- 1:00P 11/16-11/16 

Staff $19 

COMM_ED100-99049 

Class 12713 will be held at the PC Downtown Campus, 640 North First 0 

Avenue. 

Attention Baby Boomer, How Prepared Are You for 

Retirement? 


COMM_ED100-99049 

None. 

Attention Baby Boomer, How Prepared 12/14-12/14 Are You for 

Retirement? 

12714 PC TBA W 12:00- 1:00P Staff $19 


Avenue. 

Prerequisites: Class None. 12714 Financial Investment Lunch and Learn Series. 

12714 PC TBA W 12:00- 1:00P 12/14-12/14 

Staff $19 


COMM_ED100-99050 

Avenue. 

0 

MSOffice Class 2007: 12714 Financial Overview Investment Lunch and Learn Series. 




0 

12727 PC TBA TR 6:00-10:00P 09/06-09/08 

L Bleuze $89 

MSOffice 2007: Overview 

12731 PC TBA TR 6:00-10:00P 11/01-11/03 

L Bleuze $89 



12727 PC TBA TR 6:00-10:00P 09/06-09/08 

L Bleuze $89 

12731 PC TBA TR 6:00-10:00P 11/01-11/03 

L Bleuze $89 

0 










141 

COMM_ED100-99051 


Class No. Bldg/Rm Days Time 

MSOffice 2007: Word 

Dates Instructor Course 

fee 



COMM_ED100-99051 

0 

12728 PC TBA TR 6:00-10:00P 09/13-09/15 

L Bleuze $89 

MSOffice 12732 PC TBA 2007: T Word 6:00-10:00P 11/08-11/08 

L Bleuze $89 



COMM_ED100-99052 

12728 PC TBA TR 6:00-10:00P 09/13-09/15 

L Bleuze $89 

0 

12732 PC TBA T 6:00-10:00P 11/08-11/08 

L Bleuze $89 

MSOffice 2007: Excel 



COMM_ED100-99052 

0 

12729 PC TBA TR 6:00-10:00P 09/20-09/22 

L Bleuze $89 

MSOffice 12733 PC TBA 2007: TR Excel 6:00-10:00P 11/15-11/17 

L Bleuze $89 



COMM_ED100-99053 

12729 PC TBA TR 6:00-10:00P 09/20-09/22 

L Bleuze $89 

0 

12733 PC TBA TR 6:00-10:00P 11/15-11/17 

L Bleuze $89 

MSOffice 2007: PowerPoint 



COMM_ED100-99053 

0 

12734 PC TBA MT 6:00-10:00P 11/21-11/22 

L Bleuze $89 

MSOffice 12730 PC TBA 2007: TR PowerPoint 6:00-10:00P 09/27-09/29 

L Bleuze $89 



COMM_ED100-99056 

12734 PC TBA MT 6:00-10:00P 11/21-11/22 

L Bleuze $89 

0 

12730 PC TBA TR 6:00-10:00P 09/27-09/29 

L Bleuze $89 




12807 PC TBA T 1:30- 3:00P 09/20-12/13 P Silberman $19 

COMM_ED100-99056 


Class 12807 meets on 9/22, 10/6, 10/20, 11/03, 11/17, 12/01 and 12/15. 



COMM_ED100-99057 

0 

12807 PC TBA T 1:30- 3:00P 09/20-12/13 

P Silberman $19 





COMM_ED100-99057 

0 

12808 PC TBA T 1:30- 3:00P 09/13-12/06 P Silberman $19 





COMM_ED100-99058 

0 

12808 PC TBA T 1:30- 3:00P 09/13-12/06 

P Silberman $19 




12809 PC TBA W 2:00- 3:30P 09/14-11/02 

Staff $0 

COMM_ED100-99058 


COMM_ED100-99059 



12809 PC TBA W 2:00- 3:30P 09/14-11/02 

Staff $0 


12810 PCDT102 M 1:00- 2:00P 09/19-11/14 

Staff $0 

COMM_ED100-99059 


COMM_ED100-99066 



12810 PCDT102 M 1:00- 2:00P 09/19-11/14 

Staff $0 


13025 PC TBA T 1:00- 5:00P 10/04-10/25 

Staff $169 

COMM_ED100-99066 



13025 PC TBA T 1:00- 5:00P 10/04-10/25 

Staff $169 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

COMM_ED100-99068 




fee 


12997 PC TBA T 9:00-11:00A 10/04-11/01 S Beauchamp $20 

COMM_ED100-99068 


COMM_ED100-99069 


Create a Marketing Plan that Creates 10/04-11/01 Profit 

12997 PC TBA T 9:00-11:00A S Beauchamp $20 



COMM_ED100-99069 

0 

12897 PC TBA F 1:00- 5:00P 10/07-10/07 

Staff $69 

Create a Marketing Plan that Creates Profit 


COMM_ED100-99070 

PC Notes: 



10/07-10/07 

12897 PC TBA F 1:00- 5:00P Staff $69 



COMM_ED100-99070 

0 

12896 PC TBA M 1:00- 2:30P 09/12-09/12 

P Mills $29 



COMM_ED100-99082 

PC Notes: 



12896 PC TBA M 1:00- 2:30P 09/12-09/12 

P Mills $29 


12981 PC TBA T 6:30- 9:00P 08/30-11/01 

A Macro $130 

COMM_ED100-99082 


COMM_ED100-99083 



12981 PC TBA T 6:30- 9:00P 08/30-11/01 

A Macro $130 


12982 PC TBA T 6:30- 9:00P 11/08-12/06 

A Macro $65 

COMM_ED100-99083 

0 

Prerequisite: Speedy Italian I or equivalent. 



COMM_ED100-99084 


12982 PC TBA T 6:30- 9:00P 11/08-12/06 

A Macro $65 

Prerequisite: Speedy Italian I or equivalent. 


13006 PC TBA RF 8:00- 5:00P 10/13-10/14 

M Savoy $0 

COMM_ED100-99084 


COMM_ED100-99084 



13006 PC TBA RF 8:00- 5:00P 10/13-10/14 

M Savoy $0 


13005 PC TBA RF 8:00- 5:00P 09/15-09/16 

M Savoy $295 

COMM_ED100-99084 



NC Continuing Education 


13005 PC TBA RF 8:00- 5:00P 09/15-09/16 

M Savoy $295 


CONT_ED100-71082 

NC 

Becoming Continuing 

a Certified Substitute Education 

Teacher 



CONT_ED100-71082 

0 

12705 PC TBA S 9:00- 1:00P 09/10-09/10 

D Cain $39 

Becoming Class 12705 a Certified will be held Substitute at the PC Downtown Teacher Campus, 640 North First 

Prerequisites: Avenue. 

None. 

PC 12706 Notes: PC TBA Special Fee S Payable 9:00- at Time 1:00P of Registration. 10/29-10/29 

D Cain $39 

12705 Class PC TBA 12706 will S be held at 9:00- the 1:00P PC Downtown 09/10-09/10 Campus, 640 North First 

D Cain $39 

Class Avenue. 

12705 will be held at the PC Downtown Campus, 640 North First 

Avenue. 

12706 PC TBA S 9:00- 1:00P 10/29-10/29 

D Cain $39 

CONT_ED100-93083 

0 


Resume Avenue. Writing for Paralegals 


13023 PC TBA S 12:15- 3:00P 08/27-08/27 

Staff $30 

Seating is strictly limited to the first 20 registrants. 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 


FITN 

Inter 

Prereq 

PC No 

12601 

NC Fitness 


Online BB = Online Blackboard OEE = Open FITNESS100-83011 

Entry/Exit TBA = To Be Announced 

Del = Delivery P = in Person IN = Internet HY = Hybrid 

Senior Discount for Fitness-Semester 

0 

FITN 

Fitne 

Prereq 

PC No 

12595

$10 

0 

$145 

0 

$90 

0 

$120 

0 

$90 


0 

$60 


0 

Fitness Center Access for Corporate Members 

ONLINE200-10011 


142 PHOENIX COLLEGE SUMMER AND ED2GO FALL 2011 - GMAT SCHEDULE Preparation EZINE PUBLISHED ON 03/21/2011 


12598 FIT CTR TBA 08/20-12/16 

M Welter $92 


Fitness Center Access for Corporate Family Members 




12599 FIT CTR TBA 08/20-12/16 

M Welter $70 

Permission of Instructor / Department Required 


Fitness Center Access for additional family members 



fee 



12600 FIT CTR TBA 08/20-12/16 

M Welter $50 

Ed2Go Online 


Fitness Center - Life Challenge 


0 


ONLINE COURSES 



12596 FIT CTR TBA 08/20-12/16 

M Welter $50 

0 

0 



12723 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Class 12723 For online 

Find 

registration 

Out! 

process, please contact Don 

Staff $109 


Click Here 

ONLINE200-10015 

ED2GO - LSAT Preparation I 



Course 12724 ED2GO Title TBA 08/17-10/07 

Units Staff (credits) $109 

Class No. Class Bldg/Rm 12724 For Days online registration Time process, Dates please contact Don 


Instructor Course 

fee 

ONLINE200-10017 

ED2GO - LSAT Preparation II 



12883 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 

For online registration process, please contact Don Jensen-Bobadilla of 

CTE at 602-223-4051. 

ONLINE200-10025 

0 

ED2GO - SAT/ACT Preparation I 

NC Online Ed2Go Online Courses 



12725 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 

ONLINE200-10001 

0 

Class 12725 For online registration process, please contact Don 





ONLINE200-10027 

0 

12720 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 


EDU2GO - SAT/ACT Preparation II 




ONLINE200-10007 

0 

12726 ED2GO 

ONLINE200-10070 

TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 

0 

ED2GO - GRE Preparation I 


ED2GO-Speed Jensen-Bobadilla Spanish at 602.223.4051. I 




13035 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 

ONLINE200-10007 

12721 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 0 ONLINE200-10070 

For online registration process, please contact Don Jensen-Bobadilla at 0 

ED2GO Class - GRE 12721 For Preparation online registration I process, please contact Don 

ED2GO-Speed 

602.223.4051. 

Spanish I 





ONLINE200-10088 

13035 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 0 

ONLINE200-10009 

12721 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 0 ProTrain-Chartered 

For online registration 

Financial 

process, please 

Analyst 

contact Don 

(CFA) 

Jensen-Bobadilla at 

ED2GO 

Class 

- GRE 

12721 

Preparation 

For online registration 

II 


602.223.4051. 


Certification Online 




ONLINE200-10088 

0 

13029 PROTRAIN TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $345 

ONLINE200-10009 

12722 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 0 ProTrain-Chartered For online registration Financial process, please Analyst contact Don (CFA) Jensen-Bobadilla at 

ED2GO Class - GRE 12722 For Preparation online registration II process, please contact Don 


Certification 

602.223.4051. 

Online 




ONLINE200-10117 

13029 PROTRAIN TBA 08/20-12/16 

Staff $345 0 

ONLINE200-10011 

12722 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 0 

Ed2Go 

For 

- 

online 

Explore 

registration 

a Career 

process, 

as 

please 

an 

contact 

Administrative 

Don Jensen-Bobadilla at 

ED2GO 

Class 

- GMAT 

12722 For 

Preparation 

online registration process, please contact Don 

602.223.4051. 






ONLINE200-10117 

0 

ONLINE200-10011 

12723 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 0 

13031 ED2GO TBA 09/14-11/04 

Staff $109 

Ed2Go 


For - online Explore registration a Career process, as please an contact Administrative 




Medical 

602.223.4051. 

Assistant 




ONLINE200-10015 

12723 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 0 ONLINE200-10224 

13031 ED2GO TBA 09/14-11/04 

Staff $109 0 

ED2GO 

Class 

- LSAT 

12723 For 

Preparation 

online registration 

I 


Ed2Go 

For 

- 

online 

Intermediate 

registration process, 

Photoshop 

please contact 

CS3 



602.223.4051. 




13039 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 

ONLINE200-10015 

12724 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 0 ONLINE200-10224 

For online registration process, please contact Don Jensen-Bobadilla at 0 

602.223.4051. 

ED2GO Class - LSAT 12724 For Preparation online registration I process, please contact Don 

Ed2Go - Intermediate Photoshop CS3 





13039 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 

ONLINE200-10017 

12724 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 0 NC Workforce For online registration process, Development 

please contact Don Jensen-Bobadilla at 

602.223.4051. 

ED2GO 

Class 

- LSAT 

12724 For 

Preparation 

online registration 

II 




WRKDEV300-10001 

0 


ONLINE200-10017 

12883 ED2GO TBA 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 0 Pharmacy NC Workforce Technician Development 

ED2GO For - online LSAT registration Preparation process, please II contact Don Jensen-Bobadilla of 


CTE at 602-223-4051. 



[FYC] = First-Year Composition [L] = Literacy WRKDEV300-10001 

and 12718Critical PCDT207 Inquiry TR [MA] 8:00-11:00A = Mathematics 09/20-12/15 S Heatherly $915 0 


ONLINE200-10025 

12883 ED2GO TBA [CS] = Computer/Statistics/Quantitative 08/17-10/07 

Staff $109 0Applications 

Pharmacy Class [HU] 12718 Technician = no Humanities class meetings and on 11/11/09 Fine Arts and 11/26/09. 

[SB] = Social and Behavioral Sciences 12717[SQ/SG] PCDT207 = Natural MW Sciences 

6:00- 9:00P 09/19-12/12 S Heatherly $915 

ED2GO 

For 

- 

online 

SAT/ACT 

registration 

Preparation 

process, please 

I 

contact Don Jensen-Bobadilla of 


Class 12717 no class meeting on 11/11/09. 

CTE at 602-223-4051. [C] = Cultural Diversity in the United States [G] = Global PC Notes: Awareness Special Fee Payable [H] = at Historical Time of Registration. Awareness 


12718 PCDT207 TR 8:00-11:00A 09/20-12/15 S Heatherly $915 


0 

0 

0 

ONL 

Ed2G 

Medi 

Prereq 

13031 

ONL 

Ed2G 

Prereq 

13039 

NC 

WRK 

Phar 

Prereq 

PC No 

12718 

12717 

WRK 

Dialy 

Prereq 

PC No 

12719 

WRK 

Intro 

Prereq 

PC No 

12715

For online registration process, please contact Don Jensen-Bobadilla at 

602.223.4051. 

0 

$109 

0 

$109 

0 

$109 

0 

$109 

0 

$109 

ONLINE200-10117 

PHOENIX COLLEGE SUMMER 0 AND FALL 2011 SCHEDULE EZINE 

Ed2Go - Explore a Career as an Administrative 



13031 ED2GO TBA 09/14-11/04 

Staff $109 


602.223.4051. 

ONLINE200-10224 

Ed2Go - Intermediate Photoshop CS3 

Course Prerequisites: None. Title Units (credits) 

Class 13039 No. Bldg/Rm ED2GO Days Time TBA Dates 08/17-10/07 

Instructor Staff Course $109 

fee 


602.223.4051. 


NC Workforce Development 

WRKDEV300-10001 





12718 PCDT207 TR 8:00-11:00A 09/20-12/15 S Heatherly $915 

Class 12718 no class meetings on 11/11/09 and 11/26/09. 

12717 PCDT207 MW 6:00- 9:00P 09/19-12/12 S Heatherly $915 

Class 12717 no class meeting on 11/11/09. 

WRKDEV300-10015 




12719 PCDT101 TR 8:00-11:00A 09/13-11/22 

J Simien $915 

Class 12719 no class meeting on 11/11/09- Veterans Day. 

WRKDEV300-10030 

Introduction to ArcGIS I 



12716 12715 TBA RF 8:00- 5:00P 10/20-10/21 

09/22-09/23 

K Blevins $270 

WRKDEV300-10044 

Energy Audit Training 






12903 PCDT126 MTWRF 8:00- 5:00P 09/19-09/23 

Staff $1,595 

WRKDEV300-10047 



12955 PCDT101 FS 9:00- 5:00P 08/20-12/16 

Staff $2,550 

WRKDEV300-10054 


Program 


12979 PCDT204 MTWRF 8:00- 5:00P 08/22-08/26 

Staff $1,495 

12980 PCDT204 MTWRF 8:00- 5:00P 09/19-09/23 

Staff $1,495 

143 


0 

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0 

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Look in the Summer and Fall Classes section 

for these credit courses offered at 

PC Downtown: 



fee 

Art (ART) 

• Two-Dimensional Design 


(ART112) 

• Introduction to Criminal Justice (SB) 

(LAS101) 

• Ethics and The Administration of Justice (HU) (AJS123) 

• Special Topics in The Administration of Justice (AJS198AB) 

• Current Issues in Criminal Justice (SB) (AJS200) 

• Criminology (SB) 

(AJS225) 

• Community Relations 

(AJS270) 


• The Paralegal Profession 

• Introduction to Law 

• Civil Procedures I 

• Civil Procedures II 

• Criminal Trial Procedure 

• Legal Writing 

• Ethics and Professional Practice 

• Contract Law 

• Probate 

• Tort Law 

• Employment Law 

• Business Organizations 

• Family Law 

• Administrative Law 

• Paralegal Internship Seminar 

• Litigation Technologies 

(LAS100) 

(LAS101) 

(LAS109) 

(LAS110) 

(LAS115) 

(LAS131) 

(LAS203) 

(LAS204) 

(LAS208) 

(LAS212) 

(LAS213) 

(LAS214) 

(LAS217) 

(LAS218) 

(LAS220) 

(LAS229) 


WRKDEV300-10057 

LEED AP Building Design and Construction 


13040 PCDT104 MT 9:00- 5:00P 11/07-11/08 

Staff $645 

12996 PCDT104 TW 8:00- 5:00P 09/20-09/21 

Staff $645 

0 

WRKDEV300-10061 



38990 PCDT126 FSU 8:00- 5:00P 10/28-10/30 

Staff $0 

Closed section - AHIT students only 

0 

The e-Courtroom at PC Downtown gives students 

the opportunity to practice trial procedure in a fully 

functional courtroom. 






Veterans Services 

Welcome! 

We are proud to serve our Veterans and their 

dependents. Phoenix College Veterans Services 

provides the following services: 

• Applications for VA educational benefits 

• Assistance with admissions and registration 

• Referrals for personal, career, academic 

counseling, and financial aid. 

or rent 

^ 

Buy Your 

Textbooks 

Frequently Asked 

Questions 

Select From the Following 

Post-9/11 G.I. Bill - Chapter 33 

Montgomery G.I. Bill 

Chapter 30 

Montgomery G.I. Bill 

Select Reserve/National Guard 

Chapter 1606 

REAP – Reserve Educational 

Assistance Program 

Chapter 1607 

DEAP-Survivors and 

Dependents Educational 

Assistance Program 

Chapter 35 

Vocational Rehabilitation and 

Employment 

Chapter 31 

Documents Needed 

Veterans Appreciation Day 2010. 

What do I need to start my VA educational benefits at Phoenix College? 

The first step: apply for admission to the college. Once you have applied for admission, 

please visit Veterans Services and complete a Veteran’s Request for Education 

Benefits form (must be completed each semester). 

What documentation is required for VA education benefits? 

Discharge from Active Duty (DD214) AND OR 

Certificate of Eligibility from the U.S. Department 

of Veterans Affairs 

Notice of Basic Eligibility (NOBE), which may be 

obtained from your Educational Officer AND OR 



Members of the Arizona National Guard may 

obtain a NOBE from their Educational Officer, OR at 

https://minuteman.ngb.army.mil/benefits/ 

Discharge from Active Duty (DD214), or Military orders 

AND/OR 





You must meet with a VA counselor to apply 

for Chapter 31 benefits at the Phoenix VA Regional 

Office (602.627.2800). Once the VA counselor 

determines your eligibility, he or she will send a 

payment authorization to Phoenix College 

Veterans Services. 

What if I have received benefits at another institution? 

Submit form 22-1995 Change of Program or Place of Training and request official transcripts 

from all other institutions. 

How long does it take to receive benefits? 

Veterans applying to receive benefits may request to have their tuition due date deferred each 

semester they are enrolled. If you are using your educational benefits for the first time, it usually 

takes eight to ten weeks to receive your first educational benefit check. 

For assistance, please contact Veterans Services via email at veteran.services@pcmail. 

maricopa.edu or by phone at 602.285.7342. 

NEW! 

Textbook Rental Program 

Help reduce the costs of college. The Rent-A- 

Text program will save students, on average, 

half the cost of purchasing new book. 

Visit www.Rent-A-Text.com. 

Refunds: New and used textbooks may be 

returned for refund within 7 days from the official 

start of the semester with sales receipt. 

Refunds will be honored only when they are 

accompanied by the proper sales receipt. 

Payment: The bookstore accepts cash, debit, 

check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover/Novus and 

American Express. If a financial aid award 

is made and funds are available for book 

purchase, a charge may be made against 

your financial aid account. You may also use 

your MSRP prepaid Visa Card for bookstore 

purchases. 

Buyback: Depending on market value, the 

bookstore buys back books year-round. The 

best time to sell back books is at the end of 

the semester. 

Phone: 602.285.7489 | Fax: 602.230.2081 

Location: Hannelly Center (HC) lower level 

E-mail: bookstore@pcmail.maricopa.edu 

Web: www.phoenix.bkstr.com 

Summer Hours, May 16 - August 8 

(subject to change): 

Monday - Thursday.......... 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

Fall Hours (subject to change): 


Friday.............................. 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 

Saturday.......................... 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 

Please refer to the bookstore Website for 

Summer & Fall back to school extended hours.

Classes listed as “MWF” below include classes which meet regularly on Monday/Wednesday, 

Monday/Wednesday/Friday, four times a week, daily or once a week. “TR” indicates classes 

which meet on Tuesday/Thursday or one time per week. Final exams for classes meeting only 

on Fridays, Saturdays or Sundays will be held on the last class meeting of the semester. 

Refer to your course syllabus for exact date and time. 



Final Exam Schedule 

Day and Evening Fall 2011 

EXAMINATION TIME FOR CLASSES WITH BOTH LECTURE AND 

LAB SECTIONS: 

• If the lecture section meets two or more times per week, final exam time will be 

determined by the lecture section meeting time. 

• If the lecture session meets only once a week, final exam time will be determined 

by the first hour of the laboratory section. 

Regularly scheduled classes for Fall 2011 end on Sunday, December 18, 2011. 

Finals week is December 12-15, 2011. 

Classes will meet for final exams as scheduled below: 

Day Class Starting Time Exam Time Day/Date of Exam 

MWF 7:00 a.m. - 7:55 a.m. 7:00 a.m. - 8:50 a.m. Monday, December 12 

MWF 9:00 a.m. - 9:55 a.m. 9:00 a.m. - 10:50 a.m. Monday, December 12 

MWF 11:00 a.m. - 11:55 a.m. 11:00 a.m. - 12:50 p.m. Monday, December 12 

MWF 1:00 p.m. - 1:55 p.m. 1:00 p.m. - 2:50 p.m. Monday, December 12 

MW 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday, December 12 

MW 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Monday, December 12 

M 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Monday, December 12 

TR 7:00 a.m. - 8:15 a.m. 7:00 a.m. - 8:50 a.m. Tuesday, December 13 

TR 10:00 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. 10:00 a.m. - 11:50 a.m. Tuesday, December 13 

TR 1:00 p.m. - 2:15 p.m. 1:00 p.m. - 2:50 p.m. Tuesday, December 13 



T 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 13 

MWF 8:00 a.m. - 8:55 a.m. 8:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m. Wednesday, December 14 

MWF 10:00 a.m. - 10:55 a.m. 10:00 a.m. - 11:50 a.m. Wednesday, December 14 

MWF 12:00 noon - 12:55 p.m. 12:00 noon - 1:50 p.m. Wednesday, December 14 

MWF 2:00 p.m. - 3:55 p.m. 2:00 p.m. - 3:50 p.m. Wednesday, December 14 

MW 5:40 p.m. - 6:55 p.m. 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 14 

W 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 14 

TR 8:30 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. 8:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m. Thursday, December 15 

TR 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. 12:00 noon - 1:50 p.m. Thursday, December 15 

TR 2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. 2:00 p.m. - 3:50 p.m. Thursday, December 15 

TR 5:40 p.m. - 6:55 p.m. 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Thursday, December 15 

R 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Thursday, December 15 

This exam schedule must be adhered to unless written permission is granted by the Vice President of Academic Affairs.



Catch 

Champion Spirit! 

If high-caliber competition is your 

game, you can take it to the next 

level at Phoenix College. Our Bear 

teams have won national championships 

in every sport! 

Educational Learning 

Outcome 

Assessments 

Dear Phoenix College Students, 

Some of the courses you have registered for may be participating in assessment 

outcome measurements. This means that your instructor could submit 

one of your assignments to the assessment evaluation team for review. All 

information is kept confidential. For more information, please refer to Outcomes 

Assessment, noted under the Maricopa County Community College 

District Policies, General Regulations, page 22, in the Phoenix College 2010- 

11 Catalog & Handbook. Members of the various assessment committees 

are available if you wish to learn more about student outcome assessments. 

The contact person is Deborah Kappas at 602.285.7328. 

Women’s Sports 

Basketball 

Cross Country 

Golf 

Soccer 

Softball 

Track and Field 

Volleyball 

Men's Sports 

Baseball 

Basketball 

Cross Country 

Football 

Golf 

Soccer 

Track and Field 

Casandra Kakar 

Vice President of Workforce Development 

Acting Vice President of Academic Affairs 

Our five general education 

assessment areas are: 

1) Information Literacy Learning 

Students will recognize when information 

is needed, identify appropriate types of 

information, and locate, evaluate, and 

use information effectively, ethically, and 

legally. 

2) Numeracy 

Students will use numerical concepts 

and data effectively. 

3) Critical Thinking 

Students will be able to apply critical 

thinking skills to solve problems, make 

informed decisions, and interpret events. 

4) Oral Presentation 

Students will plan and deliver an oral 

presentation to a target audience 

at a satisfactory level. 

5) Writing 

Students will use writing skills to 

communicate effectively. 

Other areas of formal 

assessment include: 

1) Workforce Development Programs 

Students in Workforce Development 

Programs will be prepared for 

employment in their career field and will 

exhibit professional behaviors. 

2) ESL 

Students will construct sentences using 

the competencies of levels 1, 2, 3, and 4 

grammar. In addition, students will be 

able to write a composition in any given 

mode that has a title and an introduction 

with a main idea. The composition will 

also demonstrate support, correct 

mechanics, organization and unity, and 

simple, compound and complex 

sentences.

Mathematics 

Flowchart 



This flowchart is an information tool and is not intended to replace 

consultation with an advisor. Begin at the math level indicated by math 

placement score and/or prior math experience. Refer to the Placement 

Scores and Course Recommendations. 

For many AAS and AGS degree programs. 

For specific programs see an Academic Advisor. 

MAT082 

For many AA degree programs 

MAT082 

MAT102 

MAT09X 

MAT12X 

MAT142 or 

MAT15X 

See Advisor 

MAT108 

Tutored Math 

for MAT082 to 

MAT15X 

The Success Center provides 

free services, resources and 

programs to support students 

at Phoenix College in order 

to develop skills essential for 

successful learning. Students 

improve study habits and receive 

assistance through: 

• success coaching, 

• study skills development, 

For Business majors (ABUS-GR, ABUS-SR) 

• multimedia materials, 

MAT082 

MAT09X MAT12X MAT15X MAT213 

MAT218 

See Advisor 

• tutoring in academic subjects, 

• homework help. 

For Elementary Education (AAEE) 

MAT082 

MAT09X MAT12X MAT142* MAT156 

MAT157 

Ask how we can help you be the 

success you want to be! 

*or higher, excluding 

MAT150, 151, 152 

MAT206 

Recommended 

Phone: 602.285.7486 

Location: B228 

Web: phoenixcollege.edu/success 

Math, Science, Engineering, and Computer Science Majors see advisor for 

computer classes that will meet the minimum entrance requirements. MAT225 is 

strongly recommended and now required for some majors. 

Fall Hours: 

Monday - Thursday............................. 

........................ 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

Friday................8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 

MAT09X 

MAT12X 

MAT15X 

MAT182 

MAT220 

MAT230 

MAT187 

See Advisor 

MAT225 

See Advisor 

MAT240 

MAT276 

Success 

Center 

Math Department 602.285.7151 

Department Chair, Joe Sueyoshi 602.285.7885 

Evening Coordinators, Tim Bryan 602.285.7671 and Pam Miller 602.285.7158



Placement 

Testing 

All students are strongly encouraged to take 

placement tests to help determine proper 

course selection. However, placement tests in 

English, mathematics, and reading are required 

for students who are new to college and: 

• are enrolling in an English, 

mathematics, or 

• reading course for the first time OR 

• are enrolling as a full-time student (12 or 

more unit/credit hours) AND 

• intend to earn an associates degree OR 

• intend to transfer to a four-year institution. 

Your completion of the placement tests will 

help determine your next step. If you test into 

an ENG, MAT, or RDG class under 100 level 

you will be enrolled in New Student System 

(NSS). If you do not test into any of the above 

courses you should meet with an academic 

advisor who will help you enroll in courses that 

fit your educational and career goals. 

Remember: 

Placement test scores provide valuable information 

to help you and your academic advisor 

select your courses! 

Phoenix College Testing Center 

contact information: 

Phone: 602.285.7844 

Fax: 602.285.7933 

Location: LC Building 

Web: www.phoenixcollege.edu/testing 

Testing Center Hours: 

Fall Hours: 


Friday.............................. 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 

PLACEMENT SCORES AND COURSE RECOMMENDATIONS 

The ASSET (Assessment of Skills for Successful Entry and Transfer) and ACCUPLACER (Computer Adaptive Testing), and CELSA 

(English as a Second Language Test) are used as guides for proper course placement and to provide students an opportunity for 

greater academic success. Note: Placement sample tests can be viewed at the following website:www.maricopa. 

edu/studentaffairs/empl_res/asset_guide.php 

ASSET COMPASS ACCUPLACER COURSE PLACEMENT 

WRITING 

SKILLS 

WRITING 

SKILLS 

WRITING 

SKILLS 

23 – 29 1 – 20 20 – 34 ENG 071 Language Skills, ESL 077 

30 – 34 21 – 37 35 – 54 ENG 081 Basic Writing Skills, ESL 087 

35 – 40 38 – 69 55 – 74 ENG 091 Fundamentals of Writing, ESL 097 

41 – 50 70 – 96 75 – 91 ENG 101 First Year Composition, ENG 107 

51 – 54 97 – 99 92+ ENG 101/107 – Consider Honors 101 

READING 

SKILLS 

READING 

SKILLS 

READING 

SKILLS 

23 – 24 1 – 20 0 – 22 RDG 071 Basic Reading or Take the CELSA if ESL 

25 – 30 21 – 39 23 – 36 RDG 071 Basic Reading 

31 – 36 40 – 68 37 – 55 RDG 081 Reading Improvement 

37 – 41 69 – 82 56 – 73 RDG 091 College Reading Skills 

42 – 46 83 – 90 74 – 91 

CRE 101*, 111 Critical and Evaluative Reading *CRE 101 requires a 

satisfactory placement score and ENG 101 with a grade “C” or better 

47 – 53 91 – 99 92 – 116 READING EXEMPT – The Reading Exempt Score does not expire 

NUMBER 

SKILLS 

PRE- 

ALGEBRA 

ARITHMETIC 

23 – 40 1 – 45 0 – 63 MAT 081, 082, 083 

41 – 55 46 – 99 64 – 120 MAT 090, 091, 092, MAT 102 or take the Elementary Algebra test 

ELEM. 

ALGEBRA 

ALGEBRA ALGEBRA 

23 – 28 1 – 17 0 – 22 Take the Numerical Skills test or MAT 081, 082, 083 

29 – 40 18 – 40 23 – 49 MAT 090, 091, 092, MAT 102 

41 – 55 41 – 59 50 – 79 MAT 120, 121, 122 or take the Intermediate Algebra test 

INTER. 

ALGEBRA 

ALGEBRA ALGEBRA 

23 – 28 – – Take the Elementary Algebra test 

29 – 40 41 – 59 50 – 79 MAT 120, 121, 122 

41 – 55 60 – 99 80 – 120 

MAT 140, 141, 142, MAT 150, 151, 152, MAT 182**, 187 or take the College 

Algebra test (**MAT 182 if enrolled MAT 150, 151, 152) 

COLLEGE 

ALGEBRA 

COLLEGE 

ALGEBRA 

COLLEGE 

LEVEL 

23 – 28 1 – 22 0 – 22 Take the Intermediate Algebra test 

29 – 40 23 – 50 23 – 53 MAT 140,141,142, MAT 150, 151, 152, MAT 187 

41 – 55 51 – 99 54 – 120 MAT 156, MAT 172, MAT 182, 187, MAT 206, MAT 212, MAT 220, 221 

CELSA 

SCORE 

ESL LEVEL 

PLACEMENT 

0 – 7 Level Basic I Take the Intermediate Algebra test 

8 – 15 Level Basic II ESL 002 Basic English as a Second Language II, RDG 008 Phonics 

16 – 29 Level I 

ESL 010 Grammar, ESL 011 Listening and Speaking, ESL 012 Writing, ESL 014 Idiomatic 

English, RDG 010 Reading 

30 – 38 Level II 



39 – 50 Level III 



51 – 66 Level IV 



67 – 75 Transitional 

Take ASSET/COMPASS English and Reading tests for placement in ESL 067, ESL 077, 

ENG 061, ENG 071, ENG 101/107, RDG 081, RDG 091 or CRE 101 

Students will be permitted one re-test in English, reading or by math level after at least a 24-hour waiting 

period. An additional re-test is permitted one year from the date of the student’s original or re-test at any 

course placement testing site. Course placement scores, with the exception of the reading exemption, will 

be valid for two years from the date of the original or re-test assessment. 

ALEKS Level I-Preparation for Intermediate Algebra 

PLACEMENT 

0 – 32 MAT081, 082, 083 

33 – 73 MAT090, 091, 092, 093, 102 

74 – 87 MAT120, 121, 122 

88 – 100 

Take Preparation for Calculus Exam (Level II) OR MAT120, 121, 

122 

ALEKS Level I-Preparation for Calculus 

PLACEMENT 

0 – 13 

Take Preparation for Intermediate Algebra Exam (Level I Math 

Placement Test) OR MAT081, 082, 083 

14 – 29 MAT120, 121, 122 

30 – 37 MAT120, 121, 122, 140, 141, 142 

38 – 46 MAT150, 151, 152 

47 – 63 MAT156, 172, 182, 187, 206, 212 

64 – 100 MAT220, 221 

Revised 3/9/11 JG

English/ESL/Reading 

Flowchart 


Placement Information 

All students must take the CELSA 

placement test before enrolling in 

an ESL course. 

ESL002, and RDG008 Basic 


ESL010, ESL011, ESL012, 

and RDG010 

English as a Second Language I 



English and Reading 

Placement Information 

All students must take English and 

Reading placement tests before 

enrolling in English or Reading courses. 

Get 

Involved! 

Discover all of the exciting extra 

curricular clubs, organizations and 

programs we offer, and then decide 

which ones you’d like to be a part 

of. There’s something for everyone 

whether you are interested in cultural 

awareness, leadership opportunities, 

intellectual stimulation, or you just 

want to meet friends. There are over 

20 student clubs at Phoenix College 

for you to choose from. 

ESL020, ESL021, 

ESL022, and RDG020 

English as a Second Language II 

ESL030, ESL031, ESL032, 

and RDG030 

English as a Second Language III 

Visit Student Life in the Bear’s Den 

located on the lower level of Hannelly 

Center (HC) to find out how you can 

get involved! In December 2011, we 

will be moving to a new location. 

Stay tuned for our building opening 

celebration. 

ESL040, ESL041, 

ESL042, and RDG040 

English as a Second Language IV 

What else can I do at Student 

Life and Leadership? 

• Participate in Wii 

Wednesdays, 

• Get your school 

ID, 

ESL087 

Basic Writing Skills 

ENG081 

Basic Writing Skills 

RDG071 

Basic Reading 

• Find a quiet place 

to study, 

• Register for 

classes online, 

ESL097 

Fundamentals of 

Writing 

ENG091 

Fundamentals 

of Writing 

RDG081 

Reading 

Improvement 

• Volunteer in the 

community, 

• Join a club, 

• Make friends, 

ENG107 

First Year Composition 

for ESL 

ENG101 

First Year 

Composition 

RDG091 

College Preparatory 

Reading 

• Become 

a leader! 

ENG108 

First Year Composition 

for ESL 

ENG102 

First Year 

Composition 

CRE101 

College Critical 

Reading 

Additional ESL courses including grammar, reading, pronunciation, and 

Open Entry/Exit labs are available and recommended.



Academic Plan Major Codes 

ASSOCIATE DEGREES 

8400 Associate in Art (AA) 

8101 Associate in Arts in Elementary Education (AAEE) 

8105 Associate in Arts, Fine Arts - Art (AAFA) 

8103 Associate in Arts, Fine Arts - Dance (AAFA) 

8107 Associate in Arts, Fine Arts - Theatre (AAFA) 

8900 Associate in Business General Requirements 

(ABUSGR) 

8800 Associate in Business Special Requirements 

(ABUSSR) 

2000 Associate in General Studies Degree (AGS) 

8600 Associate in Science (AS) 

AAS—Associate in Applied Science 

3149 Accounting 

3400 Administration of Justice 

3065 Advanced Emergency Medical Technology (Paramedic) 

3500 Architectural CAD Technology 

3024 Audio Production Technologies 

3091 Banking and Finance 

3832 Building Safety and Construction Technology 

3308 Civil Engineering Technology 

3028 Medical A Laboratory Sciences 

3684 Computer Graphic Design 

3152 Computer Information Systems 

3123 Construction Management 

3063 Culinary Studies 

3055 Dental Assisting 

3831 Dental Hygiene 

3080 Digital Photography 

3356 Early Childhood Education and Administration 

3112 Emergency Response and Operations 

3770 Family Development 

3355 Fashion Design 

3266 Fashion Merchandising 

3064 Fire Science 

3368 Food Service Administration 

3404 Forensic Technology 

3148 General Business 

3324 Health Information Technology 

3021 Histologic Technology 

3119 Instructional Assistance 

3125 Interior Design 

3332 Interpreter Preparation 

3120 Journalism 

3070 Management 

3094 Marketing 

3822 Media Arts: Computer Art/Illustration 

3823 Media Arts: Desktop Publishing 

3046 Media Arts: Digital Animation 

3784 Media Arts: Digital Imaging 

3824 Media Arts: Web Design 

3291 Medical Assisting 

3214 Medical A Office 

3017 Music Business 

3812 Nursing 

3384 Paralegal Studies 

3844 Programming and System Analysis 

3053 Recreation Management 

3048 Retail Management 

3011 Surveying Technology 

3144 Therapeutic Massage 

CERTIFICATES 

AC—Academic Certificates 

6208 American Indian Studies 

6230 Chicana & Chicano Studies 

6224 Creative Writing 

6231 Electronic Music 

6227 Environmental and Natural Resource Stewardship 

6213 International Studies 

6205 Music 

6209 Southwest Studies 

GEC—General Education 

8001 Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC-A) ** 

8002 Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC-B) ** 

8003 Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC-S) ** 

CCL—Certificates of Completion 

5665 Accounting 

5008 Administration of Justice – Comprehensive 

5007 Administration of Justice – Fundamentals 

5357 Adolescent Studies ** 

5513 Advanced Emergency Medical Technology – 

(Paramedic) 

5953 Apparel Construction 

5500 Architectural CAD Technology 

Degrees and Certificates 

5334 Audio Production Technologies 

5627 Banking and Finance 

5643 Basic Emergency Medical Technology ** 

5127 Bilingual Endorsement 

5432 Building Safety and Construction Technology 

5650 B CAD-BIM Technology 

5297 B Civil Engineering Technology 

5493 Medical C Laboratory Sciences 

5687 Comic and Sequential Art 

5534 Commercial Baking ** 

5732 Commercial Food Preparation ** 

5448 Community Emergency Response Team (CERT): Level I ** 

5217 Computer Applications 

5684 Computer Graphic Design 

5671 Computer Information Systems 

5115 Construction Management 

5623 Costuming 

5012 Crime and Accident Scene Photography ** 

5490 Crime Scene Investigation 

5753 Crime Scene Technology 

5516 Culinary Studies 

5558 Curriculum for Young Children 

5333 Deaf Studies 

5483 Dental Assisting 

5198 Digital Photography 

5019 Early Childhood Classroom Management ** 

5356 Early Childhood Education and Administration 

5775 Emergency Communications and Deployment ** 

5126 ESL Endorsement 

5877 Evidence Technology 

5787 Family Development 

5022 Family Support ** 

5355 Fashion Design, Level I 

5939 Fashion Design, Level II ** 

5941 Fashion Illustration 

5266 Fashion Merchandising 

5010 Fingerprint Classification and Identification ** 

5420 Fire Officer Leadership 

5514 Fire Science 

5557 Firefighter Operation 

5368 Food Service Administration 

5683 General Business 

5682 Hazardous Materials Response 

5324 Health Information 

5195 Histologic Technology 

5580 Human Resources Management 

5119 Instructional Assistance 

5271 Intermediate Emergency Medical Technology 

5429 Interior Merchandising 

5332 Interpreter Preparation 

5466 Journalism 

5585 Kitchen and Bath Design 

5134 Laboratory Assisting** 

5729 Management I 

5070 Management II 

5094 Marketing I 

5095 Marketing II 

5881 Media Arts: Computer Art/Illustration 

5883 Media Arts: Desktop Publishing 

5408 Media Arts: Digital Animation 

5879 Media Arts: Digital Imaging 

5885 Media Arts: Web Design 

5291 Medical Assisting 

5014 Medical Billing and Coding: Physician-Based 

5092 Medical Coding: Hospital-Based 

5295 Medical C Front Office** 

5258 Music Business 

5963 Nurse Assisting ** 

5384 Paralegal Studies 

5794 Patient Care Technician ** 

5947 Pattern Design - Level I ** 

5949 Pattern Design - Level II ** 

5279 Phlebotomy ** 

5957 Practical Nursing 

5364 Professional Food and Beverage Service ** 

5048 Programming and System Analysis 

5653 Real Estate 

5139 Real Estate: Prelicense 

5469 Recreation Management 

5286 Retail Management 

5203 Surveying Technology 

5158 Sustainable Food Systems 

5144 Therapeutic Massage 

5462 Technical Theatre 

5159 Web Design 

5051 Web Developer 

MAJOR CODES 

7142 Undecided 

7152 Transfer to a Bachelor Degree Program 

7154 Not Seeking a Degree or Certificate 

TRANSFER PATHWAYS 

Accounting 

Advertising 

Architecture 

Art 

Art History 

Anthropology 

Biology 

Business, General 

Chemistry 

Child Development and Family Relations 

Communications 

Computer and Information Systems (Bus.) 

Criminal Justice 

Dance 

Dental Hygiene 

Economics 

Education, Early Childhood 

Education, Elementary 

Education, Secondary 

Education, Special 

Engineering 

English 

English As a Second Language 

Finance 

Foreign Languages 

General Studies 

Geography 

Geology 

Health, Education and Services 

History 

Interior Design 

International Studies 

Journalism 

Management 

Marketing 

Mathematics 

Medical Laboratory Science 

Microbiology 

Music 

Nursing 

Nutrition/Food Service 


Philosophy 

Physical Education 

Physical Therapy 

Physics 

Political Science 

Pre-Medicine 

Psychology 

Public Administration 

Public Relations 

Real Estate 

Recreation 

Religious Studies 

Speech Communication 

Social Work 

Sociology 

Theatre/Drama 

Urban Planning 

Women’s Studies 

Zoology 

Not Reported 

** This program does not qualify a student for financial aid. 

Consult an advisor for further information. 

As of February 2011



Academic Policies and Practices 

Fall 2011 

For a complete listing of 

Administrative Regulations 

go to www.maricopa.edu/ 

publicstewardship/ 

governance/adminregs/ 

adminregs.php 

The following is a portion of the Administrative 

Regulations used in managing the dayto-day 

operations of MCCCD. For a complete 

version please go to the above website. 

TAPING OF FACULTY LECTURES 

The Maricopa Community Colleges acknowledges 

that faculty members are, by 

law, afforded copyright protection in their 

classroom lectures and, therefore, may limit 

the circumstances under which students may 

tape (audio/visual) their classes. 

Each faculty member shall inform his/her 

students within the first week of classes to 

his/her policy with regard to taping. Failure to 

do so will accord students the right to tape 

lectures. 

Students with disabilities that render them 

unable to take adequate lecture notes are 

entitled to reasonable accommodation to 

remedy this inability. Accommodation may require 

a faculty member to exempt a student 

from his/her taping policy. 

CRIME AWARENESS AND CAMPUS 

SECURITY ACT 

Federal legislation requires the college to 

maintain data on the types and number of 

crimes on college property as well as policies 

dealing with campus security. To obtain additional 

information on this subject, contact 

the Public Safety office. 

COPYRIGHT ACT COMPLIANCE 

Students are expected to comply with the 

provisions of the Copyright Act of 1976 pertaining 

to photocopying of printed materials, 

copying of computer software and videotaping. 

In order to assist students in complying 

with the Copyright Law, appropriate 

notices shall be placed on or near all 

equipment capable of duplicating 

copyrighted materials. 

SEXUAL HARASSMENT 

POLICY 

The policy of the Maricopa 

Community Colleges is to 

provide an educational, employment, and 

business environment free of unwelcome 

sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, 

and other verbal and/or physical conduct or 

communications constituting sexual harassment 

as defined and otherwise prohibited by 

local, state, and federal law. 

Sexual harassment by and between employees, 

students, employees and students, and 

campus visitors and students or employees 

is prohibited by this policy. 

Violations of this policy may result in disciplinary 

action up to and including termination 

of employees, sanctions up to and including 

suspension or expulsion of students, and appropriate 

sanctions against campus visitors. 

This policy is subject to constitutionally 

protected speech rights and principles of academic 

freedom. Questions about this policy 

may be directed to the Maricopa Community 

Colleges Equal Employment Opportunity/ 

Affirmative Action (EEO/AA) Office. 

STUDENT RIGHT TO KNOW 

Under the terms of the Student Right To 

Know Act, the college must maintain and 

report statistics on the number of students 

receiving athletically related student aid 

reported by race and sex, the graduation rate 

for athletes participating in specific sports 

reported by race and sex, the graduation 

rate for students in general, reported by race 

and sex and other similar statistics. To obtain 

copies of these reports, contact the Office of 

Admissions and Records. 

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT 

It is the policy of Maricopa to promote equal 

employment opportunities through a positive 

continuing program. This means that 

Maricopa will not discriminate, nor tolerate 

discrimination, against any applicant or 

employee because of race, color, religion, 

gender, sexual orientation, national origin, 

age, disabled, or veteran status. Additionally, 

it is the policy of Maricopa to provide an environment 

for each Maricopa job applicant and 

employee that is free from sexual harassment, 

as well as harassment and intimidation 

on account of an individual's race, color, 

religion, gender, sexual orientation, national 

origin, age, disabled, or veteran status. 

DECLARACIÓN DE IGUALDAD DE 

OPORTUNIDAD 

Es la póliza de los Colegios Comunitarios del 

Condado de Maricopa proveer igualdad en 

las oportunidades de empleo mediante un 

programa continuo positivo. Esto significa 

que Maricopa no descriminará o tolerará 

descriminación en contra de ningún aplicante 

o empleado debido a su raza, color, religión, 

sexo, orientación sexual, nacionalidad, edad, 

incapacidad o por ser veterano incapacitado. 

Agregando, es la póliza de los Colegios 

Comunitarios proveer para cada aplicante y 

empleado un ambiente libre de acoso sexual 

como tambièn de acoso e intimidación referente 

a la raza, color, religión, sexo, orientación 

sexual, nacionalidad, edad y condición 

de veterano de cualquier individuo.



Department Directory 

For specific program and contact 

information go to www.phoenixcollege.edu/ 

programs and click on the program or area 

of interest. 

Applied Technology, Family and 

Consumer Sciences 

Chair: Sylvia Phillips 

Office: DB-302 ......................... 602.285.7287 

ARC Architecture 

BLT Building Safety and Construction Technology 

CAD Computer Aided Drafting 

CET Civil Engineering Technology 

CFS Child/Family Studies 

CNS Construction 

ECH Early Childhood Education 

FON Food and Nutrition 

GTC General Technology 

INT Interior Design 

TEC Textiles and Clothing 

Behavioral Sciences 

Chair: Marian Gibney 

Office: DB-317 ......................... 602.285.7259 

PSY Psychology 

SOC Sociology 

SWU Social Work 

WST Women’s Studies 

Biosciences 

Chair: Mark Rosati 

Office: DB-210 ..........................602.285.7101 

BIO Biology 

Business 

Chair: Cindy Cloud 

Office: B-330 .......................... 602.285.7534 

ACC Accounting 

BPC Business and Personal Computers 

CIS Computer Information Systems 

GBS General Business 

IBS International Business 

MGT Management 

MKT Marketing 

OAS Office Automation Systems 

REA Real Estate 

SBU Society and Business 

Communication, Reading, American Sign 

Language, and Education 

Chair: Dianne Miller 

Office: H 236 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 602.285.7189 

COM Communications 

CRE Critical Reading 

CWE Career Work Experience 

EDU Education 

EED Early Education 

IPP Interpreter Preparation Program 

RDG Reading 

SLG Sign Language 

STO Storytelling 

Counseling 

Chair: Nancy Navarrete 

Office: HC ............................ 602.285.7527 

AAA Advancing Academic Assessment 

CPD Counseling and Personal Development 

CWE Career Work Experience 

LDR Leadership 

Criminal Justice, Emergency Response, and 

Legal Studies 

Chair: Rick Wilson 

Office: E-113C ......................... 602.285.7205 

AES Aerospace Studies 

AJS Administration of Justice 

EMT Emergency Medical Technology 

FSC Fire Science Technology 

LAS Paralegal Studies 

MIS Military Science 

Dental 

Chair: Deborah Kappes 

Office: R-101 .......................... 602.285.7328 

DAE Dental Assisting Education 

DHE Dental Hygiene Education 

English 

Chair: Sara Rassas 

Office: B-138 ...........................602.285.7497 

CRW Creative Writing 

ENG English 

ENH English Humanities 

ESL English as a Second Language

Fine and Performing Arts 

Chair: Dale Doubleday 

Office: F-203 .......................... 602.285.7281 

ARH Art Humanities 

ART Art 

MHL Music: History/Literature 

MMT Multimedia Technology 

MTC Music: Theory/Composition 

MUC Music: Commercial/Business 

MUP Music: Performance 

TCM Telecommunications 

THE Theatre 

THP Theatre Performance/Production 

Health Professions, Fitness and Wellness 

Chair: Liz Parmelee 

Office: G-179 ...........................602.285.7611 

EXS Exercise Science 

HCC Health Core Curriculum 

HCE Health Care Education 

HES Health Science 

HIM Health Information Management 

PED Physical Education 

REC Recreation 

WED Wellness Education 



Mathematics 

Chair: Joe Sueyoshi 

Office: A-107 .......................... 602.285.7885 

MAT Mathematics 

Nursing 

Chair: Matilda Chavez 

Office: C-129 .......................... 602.285.7132 

HCE Patient Care Technician 

HCR Health Care Related 

NCE Nursing Continuing Education 

NUR Nursing 

Physical Sciences 

Chair: James White 

Office: C-323 .......................... 602.285.7140 

AST Astronomy 

CHM Chemistry 

ECE Engineering 

GCU Cultural Geography 

GLG Geology 

GPH Physical Geography 

PHY Physics 

Honors 

Chair: Liz O'Brien 

Office: H-221 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (602) 285-7313 

Call for current course offering. 

Liberal Arts 

Chair: Albert Celoza 

Office: A-136 .......................... 602.285.7185 

AIS American Indian Studies 

ASB Anthropology 

ASM Anthropology 

CCS Chicana and Chicano Studies 

ECN Economics 

FRE French 

HIS History 

HUM Humanities 

ITA Italian 

JPN Japanese 

PHI Philosophy 

POS Political Science 

REL Religious Studies 

SPA Spanish 

SPH Spanish Humanities 

For a complete listing see the Phoenix 

College Catalog at www.phoenixcollege.edu/ 

catalog. 

Library 

Chair: Elizabeth Saliba 

Office: L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .602.285.7748 

IFS Information Literacy 

LBS Library Skills



Student Information Form 

1202 W. Thomas Road 

Phoenix, Arizona 85013 

602-285-7777 

602-285-7813 Fax 

Student ID#______________________Term of Enrollment: Fall Spring Summer I Summer II Year____________ 

Legal Name ______________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Date of Birth _________________________ Gender ** M F Social Security Number_______________________ 

Your Social Security Number will not be used as your primary student identification number and will be kept confidential. Providing a Social Security Number will ensure that 

your educational records are complete and correct and will allow the fullest services. Any individuals that wish to gain full access to Maricopa’s secure online self-services 

resources must provide both the Social Security Number and date of birth. Students should be aware that a correct Social Security Number must be on file for reporting 

information pertaining to potential tax credit, and must be used by applicants for federal and state aid, and Veteran Administration benefits. Failure to provide a correct Social 

Security Number may preclude the determination of eligibility for in-state residence, resulting in out-of-state tuition. 

Information Release 

Do you give permission for the college to release directory information relative to your enrollment (as per the Family Education Rights 

and Privacy Act of 1974)? Yes No 

ADDRESS INFORMATION 

Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Apt# _______________ 

City _____________________________________________________________________________ State _________ Zip ____________________ 

Telephone Number: Home ______________________________________________ Other _____________________________________________ 

Email Address: Home ___________________________________________________ Other _____________________________________________ 

RESIDENCY* 

US Citizen 

Legal Immigrant/Permanent Resident 

Lawful Refugee or Asylee 

Legal Nonimmigrant 

APPLICANT INFORMATION 

Last First Middle 

DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION 

Date of Issue___________________ Expiration Date_______________ _Alien Registration#________________________ 

Date of Issue___________________ Expiration Date _______________ Alien Registration#________________________ 

Specify Visa or staus ___________________________________ Date of Expiration of I-94__________________________ 

Alien Registration Number or I-94 Number_________________________________________________________________ 

Do Not Qualify for Any of the Above 

Country of Citizenship _______________________________________________________ 

AZ Department of Motor Vehicle License or ID Number_______________________ Date of Issue_________________Expiration Date________________ 

Do not possess an AZ Department of Motor Vehicle License or ID Number 

* These questions are asked for the purpose of determining tuition and fees. State law now requires that a person who is not a citizen or legal resident of the United States or who 

is without lawful immigration status is not entitled to classification as an in-state student pursuant to A.R.S. Section 15-1802 or entitled to classification as a county resident 

pursuant to A.R.S. Section 15-1802.01. Failure to answer the above questions may result in being classified as out-of-state for tuition and fee purposes. The responsibility 

of registering under the proper residency classification is placed upon the student. Any student who falsifies his/her residency shall be required to pay full tuition and may be 

subject to dismissal from the college and/or criminal action. Refer to the college catalog for residency guidelines. 

RACE/ETHNICITY** 

This is a two part question: 

Do you consider yourself to be Hispanic/Latino? Yes No If yes, which Ethnic Group?_________________________________ 

If you responded YES to the above and are of more than one race, select from additional ethnic categories below. 

If you responded NO, please select one or more of the following racial/ethnic categories to describe yourself. If selecting more than one, please 

indicate which ethnic category you consider as your primary category. You may also include details regarding your ethnic group or Native 

American tribe if applicable. 

Category 

Primary Y/N 

Ethnic Group/Tribe 

American Indian/Alaska Native 

_______ 

____________________________________ 

Asian 

_______ 

____________________________________ 

Black or African American 

_______ 

____________________________________ 

Native Hawaiian or other Pacifi c Islander 

_______ 

____________________________________ 

White 

_______ 

____________________________________ 

** Voluntary information used to comply with Federal Reporting and has no effect on admission to the college. This information will not be used for any discriminatory purpose. 

PREVIOUS EDUCATION 

High School Status (check one box) 

High School Diploma High School Name __________________________________________ State ___________ Completion Date ________________________ 

SAIS NUMBER _______________________________ Arizona Department of Education (ADE) Student Accountability Information Systems (SAIS) Number 

GED Certificate Completion Date ___________________________________ 

Currently Enrolled High School Name __________________________________ State __________ Expected Completion Date _______________________ 

Home Taught Expected Completion Date _____________________________________ 

No diploma or GED and under age 18 

No diploma or GED and over age 18 

Previous College (check highest level completed) 

Associate Degree Bachelor Degree Master Degree or higher No College or University Some College/University, no degree 

FIRST GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENT 

Are you a first generation college student? Yes No 

You are a first generation student if both parents or guardians (parent or guardian if only living with one) did not complete a bachelor’s degree. 

The Maricopa County Community College District is an EEO/AA institution. 

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LANGUAGE BACKGROUND 

What was the first language you spoke as a child?___________________________________________________________________ 

What languages were spoken in your home when you were growing up?_________________________________________________ 

What language do you speak most often now?______________________________________________________________________ 

Do you wish assistance with English fluency skills? Yes No 

PLEASE CHECK ONE OR MORE IF YOU NEED HELP WITH... 

Financial Aid Study Skills Personal Concerns Commuter Information 

Finding Work Writing Skills Learning Disability*** Work Experience Credit 

Learning English Math Skills Physical Disability*** Childcare Information 

Reading Skills Choosing a Major or Career Health Problems Mentoring 

Other____________________________ 

*** If you require assistance or accommodation to participate fully as a student, please contact Disability Services and Resource (DSR) 

EMPLOYMENT HOURS 

Employment hours planned per week while enrolled: 

1-10 hours 11-15 hours 16-20 hours 21 - 30 hours 31 or more hours None 

MILITARY 

Are you currently a member of the US Armed Forces stationed in Arizona pursuant to military orders? Yes No 

Are you a dependent of a member of the US Armed Forces stationed in Arizona pursuant to military orders? Yes No 

Are you a Veteran of the US Armed Forces? Yes No 

RESIDENCY 

Final residency decisions for tuition purposes will be made in accordance with A.R.S. 15-1801 and regulations of the 

Maricopa Community College Governing Board. 

Will you reside in Arizona at the time of attendance? Yes No 

What date did your present stay in Arizona begin? Month_______________________ Day____________________ Year__________________ 

What was your most recent state of residence prior to moving to Arizona? _______________________________________________ 

In what Arizona county do you reside?____________________________________________________________________________ 

If Maricopa, what date did you move to this county? Month_______________________ Day____________________ Year__________________ 

What Arizona county did you reside in prior to moving to Maricopa County? ______________________________________________ 

Are you seeking admission under the Western Undergraduate Exchange program? Yes No 

If yes, in which state do you currently reside? ___________________________________________________________________ 

HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THIS COLLEGE? 

Advertisement Agency Referral Application - Quick Admit Billboards Brochure 

Bus Stop Billboards Career Fair Cross College Direct Mail Email 

Fax Flyer Friend/Relative Group HS Counselor 

HS Recruitment Tour High School Referral International Recruitment Internet Military Recruiter 

Newspaper Ad Off-Site Other Outreach Event Phone 

Radio Ad Recruiter Schedule of Classes School Counselor Student 

TV Theatre Screen Advertisement Word of Mouth Yellow Pages 

EDUCATIONAL PLAN 

Primary reason for attending this college: 

Improve my career skills Learn new career skills Personal Interest/Self Improvement 

Prepare for a career change Prepare for employment Transfer to a University/College 

Transfer within MCCCD 

Transfer to University/MCCCD College: ____________________________________ 

Name of Transfer Institution 

VEHICLE EMISSIONS 

________________________________ 

Area of Study 

Car meets emissions standards Will not park on campus 

For crime statistics reported under the Jeanne Cleary Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, please visit www.maricopa.edu/safety 

ACADEMIC PLAN 

What academic plan do you intend to earn from this college? 

Degree Name __________________________ Code: _______ Certificate Name __________________________ Code: _______ 

I CERTIFY THAT THE ANSWERS ON THIS STUDENT INFORMATION FORM ARE TRUE, CORRECT AND COMPLETE. 

________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ 

Signature 

of Student 

ALL OF THE INFORMATION ON THIS FORM IS CONFIDENTIAL AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FAMILY EDUCATION RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT 

OF 1974. THE ACT’S PROVISIONS ARE EXPLAINED IN THE GENERAL CATALOG. 

Date 

revised 01/10



TUITION AND FEES 

Quality Education 

at a Great Value! 

Students pay tuition and fees per semester credit hour according to their Residency Classification. 

See Residency Guidelines on this page or consult the current College Catalog for a full 

description of residency classifications and policies. 

Please note that tuition rates have changed effective for the Fall 2011 semester. 

Fee Payment Deadlines: Payment due dates are determined by the start date of each 

class. Payments are due 28 days prior to the start of class and may be paid as soon as you 

register. Check your Online Student Center at My.maricopa.edu for the payment amount and 

due date for each class. If you do not pay your tuition and fees by the due date your enrollment 

may be canceled. 

Residency 

Classification Tuition Rate 

Maricopa County 

Resident 

Out-of-County* 

*Students who do not qualify for 

Arizona resident status and live 

within the boundaries of Arizona. 

Out-of-State* 

*Including international and 

foreign students 

Western Undergraduate 

Exchange 

Program 

(WUE) 

Distance Learning 

Registration Fee 

Course Fees 

Spring, Summer 2011 

$71 per semester credit hour 

Fall 2011 



$96 per semester credit hour for students enrolling in less than 7 semester 

credit hours district-wide. 

$280 per semester credit hour for students enrolling for 7 or more credit 

hours district-wide. 

Fall 2011 



$96 per semester credit hour for students enrolling in less than 7 semester 

credit hours system-wide. 

$312 per semester credit hour for students enrolling in 7 or more semester 

credit hours system-wide.** 

Fall 2011 

$317 per semester credit hour for students enrolling in any amount of 

semester credit hours district-wide. 


$106.50 per semester credit hour. Out-of-state students participating in 

Western Undergraduate Exchange Program. 

Fall 2011 


Students who wish to participate in the Western Undergraduate Exchange Program (WUE) must indicate their intent 

in writing, at the time the Student Information Form is filed. Students who participate in the WUE program are not 

eligible to establish in-state status. 

$215 per semester credit hour. Courses offered outside of Arizona, including 

distance learning, to non-resident out-of-state students 

$15 per student per semester, per college 

Varies per course. See class schedule for fees. 

All fees will be assessed at the time of registration. Special and miscellaneous fees will not be refunded. 

All tuition and fees are subject to change by the MCCCD Governing Board. If tuition and fees are increased, 

students are responsible for any additional charges due to changes. 

RESIDENCY GUIDELINES 

Persons must be domiciled in Arizona for one 

year (preceding the official starting day of 

the semester) and be domiciled in Maricopa 

County for at least 50 days to qualify as a 

Maricopa County resident. 

The Maricopa Colleges require all students 

to answer a series of questions on college 

enrollment forms in response to the passage 

of Proposition 300. This law does not prevent 

anyone from enrolling in the Maricopa Community 

Colleges; however, this State law 

requires that a person who is not a citizen or 

legal resident of the United States or who 

is without lawful immigration status is not 

entitled to classification as an in-state student 

or entitled to classification as a county 

resident. Students are required to provide 

proof of citizenship or legal status in order to 

be eligible to be charged in-state/in-county 

rates. Visit www.maricopa.edu/residency for 

additional information. 

Residency is initially determined by the information 

submitted on the Student Information 

Form. Students under 18 years of age may 

be assigned the dependent residency status 

of their parents or legal guardians. Students 

18 years of age or over may be assigned 

residency based on their own proof of legal 

residence. Final residency decisions for 

tuition purposes will be made in accordance 

with A.R.S.15-1801 and regulations of the 

Maricopa Community Colleges Governing 

Board. 

Out-of-County/Out-of-State students should 

note that residency is not changed automatically. 

Proper documentation must be filed, 

reviewed and approved before residency 

status will be changed. For further information, 

contact the Office of Admissions and 

Records. 

FISCAL POLICIES 

A student is not officially registered until all 

tuition, fees, assessments, and deposits are 

paid. 

No student may be registered in classes 

who has any debt which is due and unpaid at 

any MCCCD college. Delinquent debts may 

require late charges, collection costs, and/or 

legal fees to be paid before good standing is 

restored to the student. Failure to pay debts 

may revoke a student’s current enrollment. 

**FY 2010-2011 Out-of-County or Out-of-State students who register for 7 or more credits (7+) will be charged 

the rate indicated above per credit hour for all credits, including the first 1-6 credits. This applies to all combined 

credits from any of the MCCD Colleges per semester. 

Students from Apache and Greenlee counties are considered out-of-county and should obtain an Out-of- 

County Affidavit at the Cashiers Office at the time of registration. Out-of-County tuition is not charged to 

residents of Arizona counties which have recognized community colleges. 

A returned check for tuition payment may 

result in revocation of that student’s current 

enrollment. Payment (cash, money order or 

credit card) of the tuition and returned check 

fee ($15.00) will be required for reinstatement 

of enrollment.



REFUND POLICY 

Students who officially withdraw from credit classes within the withdrawal deadlines listed below 

will receive a 100% refund for tuition and fees. Student withdrawal deadlines can be found 

by accessing the online student center at My.maricopa.edu. Deadlines that fall on a weekend 

or a college observed holiday will advance to the next college workday, except for classes 1-9 

calendar days in length or as specified by the college. 

LENGTH OF CLASS 

OFFICIAL WITHDRAWAL DEADLINES FOR 100% REFUND 

1-9 Calendar days Prior to the class start date 

10-19 Calendar days 1 Calendar day including the class start date 

20-29 Calendar days 2 Calendar days including the class start date 





70+ Calendar days 7 Calendar days including the class start date 

Fees will be refunded only if the student qualifies for a 100% refund. Debts owed to any MCCCD 

college must be paid before any refunds are issued to the student. Refunds for students who 

have received federal financial assistance are subject to federal guidelines. 

Important: After the published deadlines refunds will not be considered. Job transfers, change in work 

schedules, or reasons other than those listed below under Refund Guidelines will not be considered as 

grounds for appeal. Online withdrawal from classes is available prior to the class start date. 

REFUND GUIDELINES 

Refund Policy For Non-credit Classes 

Unless otherwise specified, students must 

drop non-credit classes prior to the class start 

date to be eligible for a 100% refund. 

Canceled Classes 

When a class is canceled by the college, a 

100% refund will be made. 

Other Refunds 

Students withdrawing from college for one of 

the following reasons must submit a written 

request for a refund to the Office of Admissions 

and Records or designated college 

official. 

1) A student with a serious illness, verifiable 

by a doctor's written statement that the 

illness prevents the student from attending 

all classes for the semester. The doctor's 

statement must be on file with the 

college before a refund can be given. 

2) Serious illness or death of a family member 

that prevents the student from 

attending all classes for the semester. 

Appropriate documentation must be provided 

before a refund can be given. 

3) Death of a student. Appropriate documentation 

must be provided before a refund 

can be given. 

Requests for a total withdrawal from the 

college for one of the above reasons may 

result in a prorated refund of tuition, provided 

courses have not been completed. 

A student in the Armed Forces or the Arizona 

National Guard who is called to active duty 

and assigned to a duty station, verifiable by 

a copy of the orders, will be allowed to withdraw 

and receive a 100% refund of tuition, 

provided courses have not been completed. 

The official date of withdrawal is the date the 

withdrawal form is received in the office of 

Admission and Records. Never attending is not 

an allowable refund exception or an excuse of 

the debt incurred through registration. 

Obtaining a Refund 

All refunds are processed as soon as possible 

and should be received within 30 days 

after classes begin. In order to expedite the 

processing of a refund please send an e-mail 

to: cashiers@pcmail.maricopa.edu or call 

602.285.7522 

Refunds of cash and check payments will be 

issued in accordance with the Maricopa Student 

Refund Program (MSRP). Students have 

the option to elect from three different methods 

of refund disbursment. Students may 

elect direct deposit, a Visa prepaid debit card, 

or recieve a check from Citi Prepaid Services. 

No refunds in the form of cash are available. 

For more information go to my.maricopa.edu 

ALL REFUNDS IN THE FORM OF A CHECK 

WILL BE MAILED. Refunds sent by mail will 

be sent to the address of record on file with 

the College and/or Citi Prepaid Services. 

Refunds of check payments will only be 

made 30 days after posting of the applicable 

payment(s). Earlier processing is possible 

upon showing proof of successful payment 

clearance. Such proof may include a canceled 

check, bank statement, etc. DO NOT 

BYPASS THE REFUND PROCESS BY 

PLACING A STOP PAYMENT TO A CHECK 

MADE PAYABLE TO THE COLLEGE (see 

MCCCD Common Policies in the current 

College Catalog).



Why would I use 

My.maricopa.edu? 

It makes life easier... it will allow 

you to: 

• Find Classes 

• Register for 

Classes 

• View Your Schedule 

• View Charges 

• Online Payment 

Options 

• Get Your Grades 

• Request Transcripts 

• Update Contact 

Information 

Making Your Life Easier 

It’s easy to set up an online account and 

admit yourself to a Maricopa Community 

College. Just follow these 

simple steps: 

WHAT IS A MEID? 

MEID stands for Maricopa Enterprise ID. It 

is unique to you and is used to log into the 

Student Center at My.maricopa.edu. 

STEP 1 

1) Click Need a MEID and password to 

login? or First time users start here on 

My.maricopa.edu 

2) Check I am a new student and have 

never attended any Maricopa Community 

College or Skill Center or I am a current 

or previous Maricopa Community College 

District student and need to set up my 

MEID account for the first time 

3) Enter the Code Word 

4) Click Next 

STEP 2 

1) Fill in Identity Information 

2) Click Next 

3) Verify information 

4) Click OK or Edit to correct any 

information If you receive a message that 

an account already exists, then skip to 

“Forgot Your Username” 

STEP 3 

1) Select your gender, suffix (if this 

applies), enter your contact information 

and password 

2) Click Next 

3) Verify information 

4) Click OK or Edit to correct any 

information 

STEP 4 

1) Enter your Challenge Questions and 

Answers 

2) Click Submit 

3) Write down your MEID and password 

(keep it in a safe place) 

STEP 5 

1) Click Login on My.maricopa.edu 

2) Enter your MEID (Maricopa Enterprise ID) 

3) Enter your password 

4) Click Sign in 

STEP 6 

1) Under Admissions click MCCCD 

Admissions 

2) Select College, Program, and Term 

3) Fill in the Admissions Form 

4) Begin to add Classes 

NOTE 

You will need to complete the Admissions 

steps for each College you plan to attend. 

IF YOU FORGOT 

YOUR USERNAME... 

1) Click Forgot Your MEID? 

2) Enter your information. Click Next 

3) Your MEID will display, please 

make note of it 

IF YOU FORGOT YOUR 

PASSWORD... 

1) Click Forgot Your Password? 

2) Enter your MEID and Zip Code 

3) Click Next 

4) If you have challenge questions, then 

answer the questions and click Next 

5) If you do not have challenge questions, 

then click Setup challenge questions You 

cannot logon to My.maricopa.edu until 

you have setup challenge questions. 

6) Enter your Information 

7) Click Next 

8) Enter your password in both fields and 

set your challenge questions and answers 

9) Click Submit



How Do I. . . 

SEARCH FOR CLASSES 

1) Click Search For Classes button 

2) Select an Institution (college), Term 

(semester), and Search Method 

(search for classes) 

3) Click Go 

4) Select at least Two search criteria 

5) Click Search to view results 

6) If you are unable to find a course, contact 

the Advising Office at any college for 

additional help 

REGISTER FOR CLASSES 

1) Click Add a Class under Academics tab 

2) Select Term (semester), Program 

(credit/non-credit), and College from the 

drop down menu 

3) Select Search for Class (follow directions 

above) or enter Class Number 

4) Click Select Class button for open 

classes 

5) Click Next 

6) Click Proceed to Step 2 of 3 or repeat 

steps to add additional classes 

7) Click Finish Enrolling when done 

adding classes 

REGISTER FOR CLASSES AT ANOTHER 

MARICOPA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

1) Click MCCCD Admissions under 

Admissions tab 

2) Select Term (semester) and College 

3) After being admitted, follow instructions 

above to Register for Classes 

VIEW MY CLASS SCHEDULE 

1) Click My Class Schedule under 

Academics tab 


3) Click Section Number in the 

schedule to see course details 

4) Right click mouse to Print 

DROP/WITHDRAW FROM CLASS 

1) Click Drop a Class under Academics tab 


3) Check Select Box next to the class or 

classes you wish to drop 

4) Click Drop Selected Classes box 

5) Click Finish Dropping to finish 

VIEW CHARGES TO MY ACCOUNT 

1) Click Charges Due under Finances tab 

VIEW MY FINANCIAL AID 

1) Click View Financial Aid under 

Finances tab 

MAKE A PAYMENT 

1) Click Make a Payment under 

Finances tab 

2) Make the payment using credit card 

or select payment plan option 

3) Print the payment confirmation 

VIEW MY GRADES 

1) Click Grades under Academics tab 

2) Most recent grades will display 

3) Select Change button to view grades 

from other Terms (semesters) or 

Locations, then click Continue button 

4) Click Printer Friendly Version box 

5) Right click mouse to Print 

REQUEST OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS 

1) Click Official Transcript from the 

drop down menu under Academics tab 

2) Select Institution (college) 

3) Enter Quantity (number) 

4) Enter Recipient Information 

5) Click Edit Address 

6) Complete the address fields 

7) Click Submit 

UPDATE MY CONTACT AND ADDRESS 

INFORMATION 

1) Click on Contact Information 

Box under Personal Information tab 

2) Update information 

3) Click Save 

4) Click Ok 

GETTING HELP… 

1) Click the Help link in the Online 

Student Center 

2) Click Help link on the student tab of 

My.maricopa.edu for tutorials, search 

features and more 

3) Call Maricopa Helpdesk 

1-888-994-4433, available 24 hours a 

day, 7 days a week



Q: What is an AGEC? 

A: You can save time and money by making the 

Arizona 

General Education Curriculum (AGEC) certificate the first 

step on your path towards earning a bachelor’s degree. The 

AGEC certificate fulfills lower division general education 

requirements and provides a seamless transfer to any of 

Arizona’s state universities. 

New! Online AGEC



Yes, You CAN 

Transfer your Phoenix College Credits 

If a bachelor's degree is your goal, 

meet with a Academic Advisor to 

complete coursework that will meet 

requirements at your university. 

AGEC 

The Arizona General Education 

Curriculum (AGEC) is a 35-38 credit 

“block” that you can complete at any 

arizona community college. Because 

there are some differences in the 

mathematics and science 

requirements for different degrees, 

there are three AGEC. 

• AGEC-A: This is part of the 

Associate in Arts Degree. 

• AGEC-B This is part of the 

Associate in Business degree. 

• AGEC-S This is part of the Associate 

in Science degree. 

Completion of the AGEC and an 

associate’s degree with a grade point 

average (GPA) of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale 

guarantees your 

admission to any of 

the Arizona public 

universities for 

resident students. 

Nonresidents 

must have a 

GPA of 2.5 on a 

4.0 scale. 

DEGREE PATHWAYS FOR 

TRANSFER 

In the Arizona higher education 

system, there are different degree 

pathways you may follow, depending 

upon the major you choose to pursue. 

• AA (Associate in Arts) 

• AS (Associate in Science) 

• ABus (Associate in Business)/ 

General Requirements ABus/GR 

• ABus (Associate in Business)/ 

Special Requirements ABus/SR 

• AAEE (Associate of Arts- 

Elementary Education) 

• AAFA (Associate of Arts-Fine Arts)/ 

Art/Dance/Theatre 

Each of these pathways require 60-64 

credits in courses numbered 100 or 

above to be completed with a grade 

“C” or better. For more information 

about university transfer, visit 

aztransfer.com. 

MARICOPA-ASU PATHWAYS 

PROGRAM (MAPP) 

The Maricopa Community Colleges 

and Arizona State University Alliance 

partnership is designed to promote 

positive and seamless experiences for 

Maricopa students who transfer to 

ASU. MAPPS offers meaningful 

incentives for students who complete 

a transfer certificate and associate’s 

degree through an articulated degreeto-degree 

transfer program called a 

MAPP (Maricopa-ASU Pathways 

Program). 

Students follow a prescribed 

sequence of course work at a 

Maricopa Community College called a 

MAPP. The MAPP meets all of the 

requirements for a specified major at 

ASU and includes the appropriate 

associate degree at the community 

college. Benefits include: 

• Guaranteed admission to ASU 

degree programs when all MAPP 

requirements are met. 

• Tuition incentives 

• Specific scholarships available for 

meritorious students who complete 

the appropriate transfer degree. 

• Dedicated advisement by ASU 

Transfer Advisors who hold office 

hours at Maricopa Community 

Colleges. 

If you are decided on a major and 

plan to transfer to ASU to earn a 

bachelor’s degree, see your academic 

advisor about MAPP’s. 

Additional information is available at 

www.maricopa.edu/alliance



Student Resources 

Help When You Need It 

For a complete listing of resources and 

services go to www.phoenixcollege.edu/ 

services 

Cashiers 

AR Bldg. ............................. 602.285.7522 

Assists students by processing tuition payments, refunds, fee 

payments, and debt clearances. 

Admissions and Records 

AR Bldg. ............................. 602.285.7502 

Assists students with admission, registration and official 

records, evaluates transcripts from other colleges, and 

determines residency for tuition purposes. 

Advisement/Transfer Center 

LC Bldg, LC 209/LC 211 ..................602.285.7110 

Academic advisors provide assistance with 

planning academic goals, scheduling classes, 

choosing courses, interpreting placement scores, 

evaluating transcripts (unofficial), and planning for 

graduation. 

Bookstore/Follett 

HC Bldg, lower level .....................602.285.7489 

Sells textbooks, general merchandise, and gift items. 

Cafeteria (The Bear Cave)/Chartwells 

HC Bldg, main floor ......................602.285.7669 

Sells hot meals, sandwiches, snacks, and beverages at a 

nominal cost. Full service catering available. 

Career Services/Job Placement Center 

LC Bldg, LC 101 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .602.285.7421 

Provides resources to help make informed 

career decisions including: computerized career 

assessments/inventories, current labor market 

information, resume preparation information, 

interviewing techniques, job search strategies, 

job listings, career fairs, and the Maricopa Career 

Network - PC’s free online job listing service. 

Computer Commons 

L Bldg, lower level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 602.285.7285 

Provides student access to standard office, instructional, and 

Internet software. 

Counseling Center 

HC Bldg, main floor ..................... 602.285.7392 

Provides free academic, career and personal counseling for 

students. 

Dental Clinic 

R Bldg.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 602.285.7323 

Offers teeth cleaning, x-rays, and oral health instructions at 

reasonable rates. Referrals available to low-cost facilities for 

filings and other dental needs. 

Disability Resource Center (DRC) 

LC Bldg, LC 110. .......602.285.7477 & 602.285.7709/TTY 

Provides services and accommodations to students 

with disabilities. Services may include classroom 

accommodations, academic advising, educational planning, 

adaptive technology and referral services. Requests for 

accommodations may require prior notification of 3-4 weeks. 


(ESL) Program 

B Bldg, Room 158 ...................... 602.285.7359 

Provides information and assistance to students whose first 

language is not English. This program offers assessment, 

classes, and laboratories in listening, speaking, reading, and 

writing.



Family Care and Head Start Center 

Osborn Site ........................... 602.285.7291 

Offers child care for children ages 2-5, whose parents are 

enrolled in at least 3 units at PC. A Head Start program is 

offered to children who meet eligibility requirements. 

Financial Aid and Scholarships 

HC Bldg. ..............................602.285.7410 

Provides financial assistance through grants, scholarships, 

loans, and college work study to those students who 

demonstrate a need and are enrolled in an eligible degree or 

certificate program. Scholarships and fee waiver applications 

may be submitted from the Phoenix College website. 

Honors Program 

B Bldg, Room 263 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 602.285.7305 

Provides opportunities for bright and talented students to 

make the most of their higher education through access 

to small classes, outstanding faculty, campus involvement, 

travel, and interaction with like-minded students. 

International Student Center 

HC Bldg, main floor ......................602.285.7424 

Assists students who are culturally and linguistically diverse 

with admissions, advisement, and registration information. 

This office also provides I-20 information for international 

students interested in attending Phoenix College on a student 

visa. 

Library (Fannin Library) 

L Bldg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 602.285.7600 

Assists students with research assignments, borrowing 

of books, periodicals, national newspapers, and access to 

nationwide college catalogs on microfilm. 

Public Safety 

Parking Garage, NE corner ............... 602.285.7254 

Provides vehicle parking decals, lost and found, safety escorts 

and transportation to parking lot or bus stop for students in 

need. Will attempt to jump start disabled vehicles and unlock 

vehicles with keys left inside. 

opportunities. 

Success Center 

B Bldg, Room 228 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .602.285.7486 

Provides tutoring services, resources, and programs to 

support students in developing skills essential for successful 

learning. 

Testing Center 

LC Bldg, LC 206 ....................... 602.285.7844 

The ASSET, COMPASS, and CELSA are used as guides for 

proper course placement. 


AR Bldg. ............................. 602.285.7504 

Assistance with educational benefits and registration. 

Provides referrals as needed. 

Welcome Center 

AR Bldg. ............................. 602.285.7800 

Provides general information regarding campus activities; 

distributes catalogs, class schedules, and program brochures. 

Student Life and Leadership 

HC Bldg, lower level .................... 602.285.7231 

Provides student IDs, bus vouchers, leadership development 

programs, and campus events. Also, provides information 

on clubs and organizations, medical insurance, and volunteer



15th Avenue 

1202 West Thomas Road 


www.phoenixcollege.edu 

PARKING AREA 

Observatory 

SOFTBALL FIELD 

Hogan 

Field 

at 

Hoy 

Stadium 

Public S 

Safety 

Parking 

Garage 

MARICH 

FIELD 

Flower Street 

FS 

Parking & 

Roadway 

Closed for 

Construction 

WEST 

PARKING 

LOT 

O 

Receiving 

PS 

PSB 

North Gym 

G 

South Gym 

HC 

AR 

A 

Thomas Road 

ATM 

B 

D 

R 

T 

MS 

LC 

AU 

N 

NORTH 

NORTH 

PARKING 

LOT 

LC 

Closed for 

Construction 

Sophomore 

Square 

Ed & Verma 

Pastor Plaza 

L 

(LIB) 

H 

MP 

Freshman 

Square 

AD 

ART 

M 

DB 

C 

E 

11th Avenue 

OSW 

11th Avenue 11th Avenue 

PARKING 

FCC 

OS 

OSS 

OSE 

1 

Campus Dr. 

Earll Dr. 

Avalon Dr. 

LC Building 

New Location 

N 

IKON 

Service relocated are 

Advisement/Transfer, Career 

Services, Disability Resource, 

Reach/TRiO & Testing. 

Catalina Dr. 

Verde Ln. 

10th Avenue 

3 

2 

A Liberal Arts Building 

Foreign Languages (2nd floor) 

Liberal Arts (1st floor) 

Mathematics (2nd floor) 

AD Administration Offices 

College President 

Vice President, Administrative 

Services 

Vice President, Academic Affairs 

Vice President, Workforce 

Development 

Associate Dean of Academic Affairs 

Vice President, Student Affairs 

College Business Services 

Employee Services 

Institutional Advancement 

AR Admissions and Records 

Admissions and Records 

Cashier/Fiscal 

Welcome Center 


ART Fine Arts Building 

Eric Fischl Gallery 

Art & Photography 

AU Bulpitt Auditorium 

B Business/English Building 

Applied Business (2nd floor) 

Business (3rd floor) 

English/Humanities (1st floor) 

Success Center (2nd floor) 

C Science Building 

Chemistry (3rd floor) 

Instructional Support Services 

(2nd floor) 

Institutional Research & 

Planning (3rd floor) 

Nursing (1st floor) 

D Computer Services Building 

Recruitment & Retention 

Dean of Student Affairs 

Dean of Information Technology 

Information Technology 

DB Dalby Building 

Applied Arts & Human 

Sciences (3rd floor) 

Biology (2nd floor) 

Honors Program (3rd floor) 

Psychology (3rd floor) 

E Noble Engineering 

Sciences Building 

Cultural & Applied Social Sciences 

Drafting/CAD Laboratory 

(2nd floor) 

Engineering (2nd floor) 

Events/Fleet Services (E103) 

Geography/Geology (2nd floor) 

Industrial Technology (2nd floor) 

Physics/Physical Science (2nd floor) 

F F Building 

FCC Family Care and 

Head Start Center (OSN) 

G Gymnasium, North/South Gym 

Athletics 

Coaches’ Offices 


Health Enhancement 

Multi-Purpose Room I, II 


H H Building 

Communication/American Sign 

Language/Theatre & Film 

Reading 

HC Hannelly Center, Lower Level 

Student Union (Bears’ Den) 

Bookstore (Follett) 

PC ACE/Early Outreach 

Student Life & Leadership 

HC Hannelly Center, Upper Level 

Cafeteria/Staff Lounge (Bear Cave) 

Counseling 

Financial Aid & Scholarships 

International Student Center/ 

Foreign Student Admissions 

Northern Arizona University 

IKON Copy Center 

L Fannin Library (LIB) 

Campus Vista Conference Room 

Center for Teaching, Learning & 

Technology 

Computer Commons 

LC LC Building 

Advisement - LC 209 

Career Services - LC 101 

Disability Resource Center - LC 110 

LC Study - LC 120 

Reach/TRiO - LC 106 

Testing Center - LC 120 

Transfer Center - LC 211 

M Music Building 

Sessions Hall 

Audio Production Technology 

N N Building 

O Operations 

Maintenance and Operations 

Receiving 

OS Osborn Site 

(OSE, OSW, OSS) 

11th Ave. & Flower, NE corner 

Alumni & Development (OSE) 

Culinary Cafe (OSS) 

Teacher Prep High School (OSE) 

Therapeutic Massage 

Program (OSW) 

1 = Willo Conference Room 

2 = Palmcroft Room 

3 = Dome Conference Room 

PCDT Phoenix College Downtown 

Refer to the map and legend below 

PS Public Service Building (PSB) 


Fire Science 

R Dental Programs Building 

Dental Assisting/Hygiene 

Dental Clinic 

S Public Safety 

T John Paul Theatre 

Disabled Parking 

Faculty and Staff Parking 

Public Safety 

Emergency Call Box 

PC Downtown: 

640 North First Avenue 


www.phoenixcollege.edu/pcdowntown 

Custom Training and Education 

(CTE) 



Lifelong Learning 


PC Downtown 

Electronic Courtroom 

Raul H. Castro Institute 

Legal Studies


Vision 

Phoenix College will be the premier provider of 

learning opportunities for our community to go far, 

close to home. 

Mission Statement 

Phoenix College delivers teaching and learning 

experiences that inspire the lifelong pursuit of 

educational, professional, and personal goals 

for our diverse urban community. 

Mission Goals 

We support our mission through a rich 

tradition of: 

• University Transfer Education 

• General Education 

• Workforce Development 

• Developmental Education 

• English as a Second Language 

• Continuing and Community Education 

• Community Partnerships 

• Student Support Services 

• Global Engagement 

PC Basics our Core Values 

PC Basics are the core values of Phoenix College. 

They celebrate our tradition of service excellence 

and remind our faculty and staff to live it every day, 

in every encounter. We proudly proclaim them across 

our college to challenge our students, constituents 

and neighbors to expect nothing less when coming to 

Phoenix College. 

We connect with our campus and 

community through clear and frequent 

communications, collaborations, and 

the valuing of differences. 

We promote quality teaching and 

learning experiences that prepare 

individuals for life, work, and 

leadership. 

We are committed to the highest 

principles of academic, professional, 

and personal conduct. 

We support learning, discovery, 

informed risk taking, and an 

entrepreneurial spirit that creates 

new possibilities. 

We value deliberation, tolerance, and 

our obligation to treat each other with 

dignity, fairness, and civility. 

We are committed to prudent 

management of our resources.

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