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146 | PHOENIX COLLEGE SUMMER AND FALL 2011 SCHEDULE EZINE PUBLISHED ON 03/21/2011 | FOR CURRENT CLASS SCHEDULE UPDATES VISIT MY.MARICOPA.EDU 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 <strong>Out</strong>come 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 <strong>Out</strong>comes 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 PHOENIX COLLEGE SUMMER AND FALL 2011 SCHEDULE EZINE | 147 FOR CURRENT CLASS SCHEDULE UPDATES VISIT MY.MARICOPA.EDU | 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
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