FKCC Schedule of Course Offering for 2012 2013 - KeyWestCity.com
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TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />
Academic Calendar 3<br />
Program Advisors 6<br />
Programs <strong>of</strong> Study 7<br />
Community Education &<br />
Testing 12<br />
Steps to Be<strong>com</strong>ing<br />
a Student 13<br />
Florida Residency<br />
Requirements 14<br />
Learning Resources Center 15<br />
Virtual Campus 16<br />
Island TIME 17<br />
Interactive Student Learning<br />
Environment 18<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong> In<strong>for</strong>mation Portal 19<br />
Swimming & Recreation 20<br />
Tuition, Fees, and Payment 22<br />
Financial Aid 23<br />
Scholarship In<strong>for</strong>mation 24<br />
Institute <strong>for</strong> Public Safety 25<br />
Fall <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Course</strong>s 27<br />
Spring <strong>2013</strong> <strong>Course</strong>s 41<br />
Summer <strong>2013</strong> <strong>Course</strong>s 55<br />
<strong>Course</strong> Descriptions 62<br />
Lagoon Landing 72<br />
DISCLAIMER<br />
This course schedule magazine<br />
represents schedule in<strong>for</strong>mation as <strong>of</strong><br />
May 14, <strong>2012</strong>. For the most up to date<br />
in<strong>for</strong>mation, please refer to the real<br />
time class schedule located on <strong>FKCC</strong>’s<br />
website, fkcc.edu.<br />
Wel<strong>com</strong>e to the <strong>2012</strong>-13<br />
Academic Year<br />
Hi! I’m Tania, an <strong>FKCC</strong> Student Ambassador<br />
here to wel<strong>com</strong>e you to your <strong>com</strong>munity<br />
college! Whether you are on a path to a<br />
university or seeking career training to enter<br />
or advance in the work<strong>for</strong>ce, <strong>FKCC</strong> is your<br />
headquarters <strong>for</strong> a quality education—that’s<br />
af<strong>for</strong>dable, personal, and close to home.<br />
That’s why I chose <strong>FKCC</strong>! I love that it’s small; I feel <strong>com</strong><strong>for</strong>table and<br />
really part <strong>of</strong> a great <strong>com</strong>munity. My instructors know who I am<br />
and take pride in helping me and my classmates succeed. I know<br />
I can also find additional support <strong>for</strong> my studies from other <strong>FKCC</strong><br />
“family members” in the Library and ISLE tutoring center, as well as<br />
academic and career advice from Student Affairs staff.<br />
My favorite part about being a Student Ambassador is meeting<br />
prospective students and their families. I’d love to take you on a<br />
tour <strong>of</strong> our beautiful, waterfront Key West Campus and introduce<br />
you to our amazing faculty and staff. So, if you like what’s in this<br />
schedule and want to experience <strong>FKCC</strong> in person, please call<br />
305-809-3281 to schedule a visit.<br />
Good luck, study hard, and have fun!<br />
Tania<br />
P.S. “Like” us on Facebook to follow what’s going on at <strong>FKCC</strong>:<br />
www.facebook.<strong>com</strong>/FloridaKeysCommunityCollege<br />
About Tania:<br />
A graduate <strong>of</strong> Key West High School, Tania is earning an Associate<br />
in Arts degree. She plans to continue her studies beyond <strong>FKCC</strong><br />
to reach her goals <strong>of</strong> earning a degree in sports medicine and<br />
be<strong>com</strong>ing an athletic trainer. In addition to being a Student<br />
Ambassador, she is also a member <strong>of</strong> the Student Government<br />
Association.<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong> Board <strong>of</strong><br />
Trustees<br />
Ed Scales<br />
Chair<br />
Brian Schmitt<br />
Vice-Chair<br />
Antoinette Martin<br />
Trustee<br />
Anne O’Bannon<br />
Trustee<br />
Robert Stoky<br />
Trustee<br />
ACADEMIC CALENDAR <strong>2012</strong>-<strong>2013</strong><br />
Fall Term <strong>2012</strong><br />
April 1, <strong>2012</strong><br />
Registration begins<br />
June 21, <strong>2012</strong><br />
VA certification start date<br />
July 1, <strong>2012</strong><br />
Fees are assessed (tuition, lab fees and housing<br />
fees)<br />
July 6, <strong>2012</strong><br />
Last day to submit an error-free FAFSA with all required<br />
documentation and <strong>of</strong>ficial transcripts <strong>of</strong> prior college<br />
history to avoid having to pay tuition and fees upfront.<br />
July 20, <strong>2012</strong><br />
Housing fees due<br />
August 1, <strong>2012</strong><br />
Tuition and fees due<br />
August 20, <strong>2012</strong><br />
Classes begin<br />
August 27, <strong>2012</strong><br />
Last day to change courses <strong>for</strong> Term I; last day to withdraw<br />
and receive 100% refund.**<br />
September 3, <strong>2012</strong> Labor Day (college closed)<br />
September 11, <strong>2012</strong> Fall Convocation (no classes)<br />
October 25, <strong>2012</strong> Last day to apply <strong>for</strong> graduation at the end <strong>of</strong> Term I.<br />
November 1, <strong>2012</strong> Last day to withdraw from class with a grade <strong>of</strong> “W.” Last<br />
day to change registration status to audit.<br />
November 12, <strong>2012</strong> Veteran’s Day (college closed)<br />
November 21-25, <strong>2012</strong> Thanksgiving Holiday (college closed)<br />
December 10, <strong>2012</strong> Classes end<br />
December 12, <strong>2012</strong> Final grades due, 12 noon<br />
December 19, 2011-<br />
January 1, <strong>2012</strong><br />
Winter Break (college closed)<br />
April 1, <strong>2012</strong><br />
November 5, <strong>2012</strong><br />
November 5, <strong>2012</strong><br />
November 9, <strong>2012</strong><br />
December 5, <strong>2012</strong><br />
December 5, <strong>2012</strong><br />
January 4, <strong>2013</strong><br />
January 11, <strong>2013</strong><br />
January 21, <strong>2013</strong><br />
February 15, <strong>2013</strong><br />
March 1, <strong>2013</strong><br />
March 19, <strong>2013</strong><br />
March 25-31, <strong>2013</strong><br />
April 29, <strong>2013</strong><br />
May 1, <strong>2013</strong><br />
May 3, <strong>2013</strong><br />
Spring Term <strong>2013</strong><br />
Registration begins<br />
VA certification start date<br />
Fees are assessed (tuition, lab fees and housing fees)<br />
Last day to submit an error-free FAFSA with all required<br />
documentation and <strong>of</strong>ficial transcripts <strong>of</strong> prior college<br />
history to avoid having to pay tuition and fees upfront.<br />
Housing fees due<br />
Tuition and fees due<br />
Classes begin<br />
Last day to change courses <strong>for</strong> Term II; last day to<br />
withdraw and receive 100% refund.**<br />
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (college closed)<br />
Presidents’ Day (college closed)<br />
Last day to apply <strong>for</strong> graduation at the end <strong>of</strong> Term II.*<br />
Last day to withdraw from class with a grade <strong>of</strong> “W.” Last<br />
day to change registration status to audit.<br />
Spring Break (college closed). Students at the Middle and<br />
Upper Keys Center should check with their respective<br />
<strong>of</strong>fices to verify the dates <strong>of</strong> their Spring Break.<br />
Classes end<br />
Final grades due, 12 noon<br />
Commencement<br />
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April 1, <strong>2012</strong><br />
March 7, <strong>2013</strong><br />
March 7, <strong>2013</strong><br />
March 22, <strong>2013</strong><br />
April 3, <strong>2013</strong><br />
April 3, <strong>2013</strong><br />
May 6, <strong>2013</strong><br />
May 13, <strong>2013</strong><br />
May 27, <strong>2013</strong><br />
May 31, <strong>2013</strong><br />
June 3, <strong>2013</strong><br />
June 16, <strong>2013</strong><br />
June 18, <strong>2013</strong><br />
April 1, <strong>2012</strong><br />
March 7, <strong>2013</strong><br />
March 7, <strong>2013</strong><br />
March 22, <strong>2013</strong><br />
April 3, <strong>2013</strong><br />
April 3, <strong>2013</strong><br />
June 17, <strong>2013</strong><br />
June 24, <strong>2013</strong><br />
July 4, <strong>2013</strong><br />
July 5, <strong>2013</strong><br />
July 12, <strong>2013</strong><br />
July 28, <strong>2013</strong><br />
July 30, <strong>2013</strong><br />
Summer Term A <strong>2013</strong><br />
Registration begins<br />
VA certification start date<br />
Fees are assessed (tuition, lab fees and housing<br />
fees)<br />
Last day to submit an error-free FAFSA with all<br />
required documentation and <strong>of</strong>ficial transcripts<br />
<strong>of</strong> prior college history to avoid having to pay<br />
tuition and fees upfront.<br />
Tuition and fees due<br />
Housing fees due<br />
Classes begin<br />
Last day to change courses <strong>for</strong> Term IIIA; last day<br />
to withdraw and receive 100% refund; last day to<br />
add classes <strong>for</strong> Term IIIA.**<br />
Memorial Day (college closed)<br />
Last day to apply <strong>for</strong> graduation <strong>for</strong> Term IIIA.<br />
Last day to withdraw from classes with a grade<br />
<strong>of</strong> “W.” Last day to change registration status to<br />
audit.<br />
Classes end<br />
Final grades due, 12 noon<br />
Summer Term B <strong>2013</strong><br />
Registration begins<br />
VA certification start date<br />
Fees are assessed (tuition, lab fees and housing<br />
fees)<br />
Last day to submit an error-free FAFSA with all<br />
required documentation and <strong>of</strong>ficial transcripts<br />
<strong>of</strong> prior college history to avoid having to pay<br />
tuition and fees upfront.<br />
Tuition and fees due<br />
Housing fees due<br />
Classes begin<br />
Last day to change courses <strong>for</strong> Term IIIB; last day<br />
to withdraw and receive 100% refund; last day to<br />
add courses <strong>for</strong> Term IIIB.**<br />
Independence Day (college closed)<br />
Last day to apply <strong>for</strong> graduation <strong>for</strong> Term IIIB.<br />
Last day to withdraw from classes with a grade<br />
<strong>of</strong> “W.” Last day to change registration status to<br />
audit.<br />
Classes end<br />
Final grades due, 12 noon<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong> Mission Statement<br />
Florida Keys Community College is<br />
an open-access, educational institution<br />
dedicated to serving the intellectual,<br />
diverse, cultural, and occupational<br />
needs <strong>of</strong> the Florida Keys as well as<br />
the global <strong>com</strong>munity. The college is<br />
<strong>com</strong>mitted to student-centric<br />
academic programs and services,<br />
work<strong>for</strong>ce development, continuing<br />
education, diverse partnerships,<br />
electronically delivered instruction,<br />
and sustainable practices that prepare<br />
students <strong>for</strong> personal success and<br />
responsible citizenship.<br />
Equity Statement<br />
Florida Keys Community College is an<br />
equal access/equal opportunity institution.<br />
Discrimination/harassment on the basis <strong>of</strong><br />
color, race, ethnicity, genetic in<strong>for</strong>mation,<br />
sexual orientation, religion, gender,<br />
age, national origin, marital status or<br />
disability in admission to, or employment<br />
in, its education programs or activities<br />
is prohibited. Please report any <strong>for</strong>m <strong>of</strong><br />
discrimination/harassment immediately to<br />
the College’s Equity Coordinator, Charles<br />
McGinnis, Office 1512, Human Resources,<br />
5901College Road, Key West Florida 33040,<br />
(305) 809-3248 or to the Office <strong>for</strong> Civil<br />
Rights <strong>of</strong> the U.S. Department <strong>of</strong> Education.<br />
Statement <strong>of</strong> Accreditation<br />
Florida Keys Community College is<br />
accredited by the Commission on<br />
Colleges <strong>of</strong> the Southern Association<br />
<strong>of</strong> Colleges and Schools to award<br />
the associate degree. Contact the<br />
Commission on Colleges at 1866<br />
Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia<br />
30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 <strong>for</strong><br />
questions about the accreditation <strong>of</strong><br />
Florida Keys Community College.<br />
April 1, <strong>2012</strong><br />
March 7, <strong>2013</strong><br />
March 7, <strong>2013</strong><br />
March 22, <strong>2013</strong><br />
April 3, <strong>2013</strong><br />
April 3, <strong>2013</strong><br />
May 6, <strong>2013</strong><br />
May 13, <strong>2013</strong><br />
May 27, <strong>2013</strong><br />
July 2, <strong>2013</strong><br />
July 4, <strong>2013</strong><br />
July 5, <strong>2013</strong><br />
July 28, <strong>2013</strong><br />
July 30, <strong>2013</strong><br />
Summer Term C <strong>2013</strong><br />
Registration begins<br />
VA certification start date<br />
Fees are assessed (tuition, lab fees and housing<br />
fees)<br />
Last day to submit an error-free FAFSA with all<br />
required documentation and <strong>of</strong>ficial transcripts<br />
<strong>of</strong> prior college history to avoid having to pay<br />
tuition and fees upfront.<br />
Tuition and fees due<br />
Housing fees due<br />
Classes begin<br />
Last day to change courses <strong>for</strong> Term IIIC; last day<br />
to withdraw and receive 100% refund; last day to<br />
add courses <strong>for</strong> Term IIIC.**<br />
Memorial Day (college closed)<br />
Last day to withdraw from classes with a grade<br />
<strong>of</strong> “W.” Last day to change registration status to<br />
audit.<br />
Independence Day (college closed)<br />
Last day to apply <strong>for</strong> graduation <strong>for</strong> Term IIIC<br />
Classes end<br />
Final grades due, 12 noon<br />
*Students who will <strong>com</strong>plete graduation requirements during the summer term may participate in the<br />
<strong>com</strong>mencement ceremony in May. Application <strong>for</strong> graduation must be made by the Term II (February)<br />
deadline.<br />
**To receive a refund <strong>for</strong> college credit courses that do not follow the academic calendar, students must<br />
withdraw prior to the second class meeting. In the case <strong>of</strong> college credit courses that have four (4) or fewer<br />
meetings, the student must withdraw prior to the first class meeting in order to be eligible <strong>for</strong> a full refund.<br />
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ASSOCIATE IN ARTS DEGREE (University Transfer)<br />
KEY WEST CAMPUS (305) 809-3196 advising.services@fkcc.edu<br />
MIDDLE KEYS CENTER (305) 809-3145 nancy.smith@fkcc.edu<br />
UPPER KEYS CENTER (305) 809-3146 keri.dozier@fkcc.edu<br />
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREES<br />
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION<br />
Frank Wood (305) 809-3287 frank.wood@fkcc.edu<br />
COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY<br />
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING & ANALYSIS<br />
Dawn Ellis (305) 809-3284 dawn.ellis@fkcc.edu<br />
DIVING BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY<br />
Dr. Patrick Rice (305) 809-3228 patrick.rice@fkcc.edu<br />
MARINE ENGINEERING, MANAGEMENT & SEAMANSHIP<br />
Mark Woods (305) 809-3232 mark.woods@fkcc.edu<br />
MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY<br />
Dr. Alex Brylske (305) 809-3148 alex.brylske@fkcc.edu<br />
NURSING<br />
Carrie Groomes-Davis (305) 809-3128 carrie.groomesdavis@fkcc.edu<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
Program Advisors<br />
ADDICTIONS STUDIES<br />
Carrie Groomes-Davis (305) 809-3128 carrie.groomesdavis@fkcc.edu<br />
COMPUTER PROGRAMER<br />
Dawn Ellis (305) 809-3284 dawn.ellis@fkcc.edu<br />
DIVING TECHNOLOGY<br />
Dr. Patrick Rice (305) 809-3228 patrick.rice@fkcc.edu<br />
Entrepreneurship<br />
Frank Wood (305) 809-3287 frank.wood@fkcc.edu<br />
MARINE PROPULSION TECHNOLOGY<br />
Mark Woods (305) 809-3232 mark.woods@fkcc.edu<br />
Tropical ornamental Mariculture Technician<br />
Dr. Patrick Rice (305) 809-3228 patrick.rice@fkcc.edu<br />
ADVANCED TECHNICAL DIPLOMA<br />
EMERGENCY MEDICALTECHNICIAN<br />
Barbara Zalewski (305) 809-3244 barbara.zalewski@fkcc.edu<br />
POSTSECONDARY ADULT VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS<br />
CORRECTIONAL OFFICER<br />
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER<br />
LAW ENFORCEMENT AUXILIARY OFFICER<br />
Marc Halvorson (305) 809-3264 marc.halvorson@fkcc.edu<br />
Associate in Arts (university transfer)<br />
Florida Keys Community College’s Associate in Arts<br />
(A.A.) is designed <strong>for</strong> students who plan to transfer to<br />
a four- year institution to <strong>com</strong>plete a bachelor’s degree.<br />
Similar to being at a university, <strong>FKCC</strong> A.A. students<br />
spend two years focusing on general education courses,<br />
in preparation <strong>for</strong> two more years in a concentrated field<br />
<strong>of</strong> study at a university.<br />
The A.A. degree requirements include:<br />
• 36 credit hours <strong>of</strong> “general education” courses<br />
• 24 credit hours <strong>of</strong> elective or “university transfer”<br />
courses<br />
During their two years at <strong>FKCC</strong>, students are encouraged<br />
to develop and adopt a “Transfer Plan” with help from<br />
an academic advisor. Following a Transfer Plan basically<br />
means that a student chooses his/her elective courses<br />
based on the major that he/she intends to pursue<br />
a bachelor’s degree in. Transfer plans can also be<br />
customized <strong>for</strong> a particular university.<br />
Since <strong>FKCC</strong> is part <strong>of</strong> the Florida College System, all<br />
A.A. graduates are guaranteed certain rights under the<br />
statewide Articulation Agreement that governs the<br />
transfer <strong>of</strong> all Florida <strong>com</strong>munity college graduates to<br />
the state university system. However, guarantee <strong>of</strong><br />
university admission does not guarantee admission to<br />
limited access programs, which may require a certain<br />
grade point average, test score, portfolio, and/or<br />
audition.<br />
Popular Transfer Plans are listed below.<br />
• Accounting<br />
• Biology<br />
• Business Administration and Management<br />
• Criminal Justice<br />
• General Transfer<br />
• History<br />
• Marine/Aquatic Biology<br />
• Pre-Nursing<br />
• Psychology<br />
Programs <strong>of</strong> Study<br />
It is important that a student select appropriate courses<br />
in both the general education and university transfer<br />
categories. An <strong>FKCC</strong> advisor can assist with course<br />
selection, or students can use the FACTS.org online<br />
academic advising system. For more in<strong>for</strong>mation or to<br />
schedule an appointment contact Advising Services on<br />
the Key West Campus at (305) 809-3196, at the Middle<br />
Keys Center at 305-809-3145, or at Upper Keys Center at<br />
305-809-3146.<br />
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Business<br />
The business world is dynamic and constantly<br />
expanding; those holding a business degree or<br />
certificate are better prepared to succeed. In <strong>FKCC</strong>’s<br />
Associate in Science in Business Administration<br />
program, students will master management, critical<br />
reasoning, <strong>com</strong>puter, and <strong>com</strong>munications skills that will<br />
be in demand throughout one’s career. This program<br />
instructs students in a range <strong>of</strong> essential topics needed<br />
to succeed in business—whether in the private, public,<br />
or service sectors. Students will be prepared <strong>for</strong> entrylevel<br />
jobs in management, marketing, personal selling,<br />
accounting, and financial services.<br />
The Certificate in Entrepreneurship is designed to<br />
provide individuals with the skills and knowledge<br />
necessary identify innovative opportunities and to start<br />
and improve their own business. Students will develop<br />
a portfolio <strong>of</strong> assignments throughout the coursework<br />
that will culminate in a business plan presentation to<br />
<strong>com</strong>munity members. To prepare <strong>for</strong> this capstone<br />
event, students will first learn the fundamentals <strong>of</strong> the<br />
business environment. Subsequently, this knowledge<br />
will provide a foundation <strong>for</strong> students to create a<br />
marketing plan and pro <strong>for</strong>ma financial statements.<br />
Additionally, students will gain a working knowledge<br />
<strong>of</strong> E-Commerce and related electronic business<br />
enhancement.<br />
For more in<strong>for</strong>mation contact Frank Wood, Business<br />
Administration Program Director at frank.wood@fkcc.<br />
edu or call 305-809-3287.<br />
Computer Science<br />
Computer science is one <strong>of</strong> the fastest-growing<br />
industries and permeates all business sectors<br />
throughout the world. As technology constantly<br />
evolves, the demand <strong>for</strong> well-trained <strong>com</strong>puter science<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>essionals remains strong.<br />
The Associate in Science in Computer In<strong>for</strong>mation<br />
Technology prepares students <strong>for</strong> jobs such as PC<br />
support specialist, help desk specialist, micro<strong>com</strong>puter<br />
specialist, network specialist, s<strong>of</strong>tware specialist, and<br />
in<strong>for</strong>mation systems specialist. This degree prepares<br />
students <strong>for</strong> CompTIA industry certification.<br />
The Associate in Science in Computer Programming<br />
and Analysis prepares students <strong>for</strong> jobs such as<br />
<strong>com</strong>puter programmer aide, junior programmer, senior<br />
programmer, data manager, programmer analyst, and<br />
mid-range <strong>com</strong>puter specialist. Both technical and nontechnical<br />
subjects are <strong>of</strong>fered to broaden the individual’s<br />
perspective and horizons in the field <strong>of</strong> <strong>com</strong>puter<br />
science.<br />
The Computer Programmer Certificate is designed<br />
to provide students with the skills to work under the<br />
leadership <strong>of</strong> a senior pr<strong>of</strong>essional, providing support<br />
through the design, development, implementation<br />
and maintenance <strong>of</strong> a <strong>com</strong>pany’s internally developed<br />
application services. Certificate courses may be applied<br />
to the AS in Computer Programming and Analysis.<br />
For more in<strong>for</strong>mation contact Dawn Ellis, Computer<br />
Science Program Director at dawn.ellis@fkcc.edu or call<br />
305-809-3284.<br />
Marine Engineering, Management and<br />
Seamanship<br />
In the Florida Keys, boating is a year-long business that is<br />
enjoyed by both locals and visitors. Boats provide access<br />
to our unique and beautiful <strong>of</strong>fshore surroundings and<br />
are essential to a number <strong>of</strong> industries, including but not<br />
limited to tourism, diving, fishing, marine science, and<br />
transportation. There<strong>for</strong>e skilled marine mechanics and<br />
qualified boat captains are constantly needed.<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong>’s Marine Engineering Department <strong>of</strong>fers courses<br />
<strong>for</strong> individuals who wish to pursue careers in the marine<br />
industry, as well as the weekend boater. The Associate<br />
in Science in Marine Engineering, Management,<br />
and Seamanship is designed to prepare graduates to<br />
enter the pr<strong>of</strong>essional mariner world by learning about<br />
vessels from the keel up. All phases <strong>of</strong> marine servicing<br />
instruction follow industry standards.<br />
The department also <strong>of</strong>fers a one-year vocational<br />
program to earn a Marine Engineering (Propulsion)<br />
Certificate. It is designed <strong>for</strong> students who want training<br />
in marine gasoline and diesel engines, fiber glassing, or<br />
welding without immediately pursuing an A.S. degree.<br />
However, the coursework in the certificate program can<br />
be applied to the A.S.<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong> also <strong>of</strong>fer captain’s licensing <strong>for</strong> the pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />
mariner, including: Operator <strong>of</strong> an Uninspected Vessel (6<br />
Pack), 100 ton Master Upgrade, Coastal Navigation, and<br />
Basic Seamanship.<br />
Other Optional Certifications:<br />
USCG Captain’s License<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong> Welding Certification<br />
Optional Factory Certifications (Offsite*):<br />
Bombardier/Evinrude Marine:<br />
Evinrude E-Tech Outboards<br />
Evinrude E-Tech V Models<br />
*Depending on Availability<br />
For more in<strong>for</strong>mation call the Department <strong>of</strong> Marine<br />
Engineering, Management and Seamanship at<br />
305-809-3232 or email mark.woods@fkcc.edu.<br />
Marine Environmental Technology<br />
Our prestigious Marine Environmental Technology<br />
program is one <strong>of</strong> <strong>FKCC</strong>’s most exciting, challenging,<br />
and attractive fields <strong>of</strong> study. The unique Keys<br />
environment provides students with a natural outdoor<br />
laboratory, which is representative <strong>of</strong> actual work<br />
environments in the field. This makes our program one<strong>of</strong>-a-kind.<br />
We provide traditional theoretical classroom<br />
knowledge supported by a practical hands-on learning<br />
environment where the ocean is the laboratory.<br />
Students will apply state-<strong>of</strong>-the-art marine<br />
environmental conservation and restoration technology<br />
while learning technician level scientific skills including<br />
marine data collection, analysis and writing technical<br />
reports. In addition, students will learn and develop a<br />
skill set, including but not limited to, seamanship and<br />
basic marine engine theory that will provide the most<br />
success in an ocean-oriented career.<br />
For more in<strong>for</strong>mation, contact Dr. Alex Brylske,<br />
Program Advisor <strong>of</strong> Marine Science & Technology, at<br />
305/809-3148 or alex.brylske@fkcc.edu.<br />
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Programs <strong>of</strong> Study continued<br />
Nursing and Allied Health<br />
Diving Business and Technology<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong>’s James E. Lockwood Jr. School <strong>of</strong> Diving and Underwater<br />
Technology is one <strong>of</strong> the premier underwater education<br />
centers in the country. Faculty members have a broad range<br />
<strong>of</strong> expertise from recreational and <strong>com</strong>mercial diving to<br />
military and public safety fields. The school’s superior facilities,<br />
located at “The Point” on the Key West Campus, include a<br />
40-foot deep controlled lagoon environment, secure training<br />
plat<strong>for</strong>ms, a <strong>com</strong>plete dive locker <strong>of</strong> basic, advanced and<br />
specialty equipment, low and high pressure air stations, and<br />
an Olympic-size pool. Divers also enjoy access to a living coral<br />
reef just seven miles <strong>of</strong>f the coast <strong>of</strong> Key West.<br />
The Associate in Science in Diving Business and<br />
Technology will prepare students to enter diving specialty<br />
areas such as recreational diving, work/<strong>com</strong>mercial diving,<br />
public safety diving, research diving and hyperbaric dive<br />
medicine. Graduates may be qualified to work as instructors<br />
at destination resorts, dive technicians <strong>for</strong> research programs,<br />
divers <strong>for</strong> underwater construction and inspection firms, as<br />
well as operators <strong>of</strong> diving and hyperbaric facilities.<br />
Diving Certificates are designed <strong>for</strong> those students who<br />
want training in diving technology without immediately<br />
pursuing the Associate in Science degree. These courses may<br />
also apply to the A.S. in Diving Business & Technology if a<br />
student later decides on that option. Students are encouraged<br />
to take the Fundamentals <strong>of</strong> Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Diving course<br />
be<strong>for</strong>e choosing one <strong>of</strong> the following certificates to pursue:<br />
Fundamentals <strong>of</strong> Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Diving, Commercial/Work<br />
Diving, Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Dive Instructor, Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Research<br />
Diving, and Diving Medical Technician.<br />
A variety <strong>of</strong> industry certifications are available through<br />
agencies such as DAN and PADI. Also, as a member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
American Academy <strong>of</strong> Underwater Sciences, <strong>FKCC</strong> <strong>of</strong>fers an<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong>/AAUS Scientific Diver Certification.<br />
Institute <strong>for</strong> Public Safety<br />
With the increasing growth in Florida’s population, and<br />
the need to replace retiring <strong>of</strong>ficers, the job outlook<br />
<strong>for</strong> law en<strong>for</strong>cement is very favorable. Be<strong>com</strong>ing a<br />
law en<strong>for</strong>cement <strong>of</strong>ficer is a challenging but deeply<br />
rewarding career. The fundamental duty <strong>of</strong> a law<br />
en<strong>for</strong>cement <strong>of</strong>ficer is to serve the <strong>com</strong>munity by<br />
safeguarding lives and property, protecting the<br />
innocent against deception, helping the weak against<br />
oppression or intimidation, and <strong>com</strong>bating violence and<br />
crime. Ultimately law en<strong>for</strong>cement <strong>of</strong>ficers protect the<br />
constitutional rights <strong>of</strong> all to liberty, equality and justice.<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong>’s Institute <strong>for</strong> Public Safety <strong>of</strong>fers Basic Recruit<br />
Academies in Basic Law En<strong>for</strong>cement, Corrections, and<br />
cross-over training between the two disciplines. We<br />
also <strong>of</strong>fer advanced and specialized training courses<br />
<strong>for</strong> <strong>com</strong>missioned <strong>of</strong>ficers. <strong>Course</strong>work en<strong>com</strong>passes<br />
training in legal procedures, <strong>com</strong>munications, vehicle<br />
operations, investigations, defensive tactics, first aid,<br />
traffic stops, firearms, patrol techniques and crowd<br />
control.<br />
Students interested in pursuing a bachelor’s degree in<br />
Criminal Justice are encouraged to pursue an A.A. by<br />
adhering to the Criminal Justice Studies “Transfer Plan.”<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong> is articulated with St. Leo’s University, so <strong>FKCC</strong><br />
graduates can easily transfer into SLU’s Criminal Justice<br />
Bachelor <strong>of</strong> Arts program.<br />
For more in<strong>for</strong>mation call the Institute <strong>for</strong> Public Safety at<br />
(305) 809-3200 or email marc.halvorson@fkcc.edu.<br />
The <strong>FKCC</strong> nursing program, approved by the Florida<br />
Board <strong>of</strong> Nursing, is designed to provide individuals<br />
with the intellectual and technical <strong>com</strong>petence<br />
necessary to deliver quality care as registered nurses<br />
in the diverse healthcare delivery system <strong>of</strong> today’s<br />
society. <strong>FKCC</strong>’s instructional staff are dedicated to<br />
working collaboratively with students to promote<br />
achievement <strong>of</strong> individual academic success and<br />
enter the field <strong>of</strong> nursing as qualified clinicians.<br />
The Associate in Science Degree in Nursing<br />
is awarded upon <strong>com</strong>pletion <strong>of</strong> the twenty-two<br />
month generic RN program. The <strong>FKCC</strong> nursing<br />
program graduate is then eligible to apply <strong>for</strong> the<br />
state licensing exam. Successful <strong>com</strong>pletion <strong>of</strong> the<br />
NCLEX-RN exam grants licensure <strong>for</strong> an individual to<br />
work within the established guidelines as defined<br />
by the scope <strong>of</strong> practice <strong>for</strong> a registered nurse. <strong>FKCC</strong><br />
proudly boasts that 100% <strong>of</strong> the graduates <strong>of</strong> the last<br />
several nursing classes passed the NCLEX-RN.<br />
Admission<br />
The A.S. in Nursing is a limited access program with<br />
a selective admission process. The specific deadlines<br />
are determined each year and can be found posted<br />
on the Nursing Program page on the college’s<br />
website at www.fkcc.edu. Licensed Practical Nurses<br />
may challenge the first semester <strong>of</strong> nursing course<br />
work and enter the RN program in Fall or Spring<br />
based on eligibility and seat availability.<br />
Emergency Medical Technician<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong>’s Emergency Medical Technician program equips<br />
students with the skills, experience, and confidence to<br />
be<strong>com</strong>e a hero. In just one semester <strong>of</strong> study, students<br />
will have the foundation that will enable them to make<br />
critical split-second decisions during any basic medical or<br />
traumatic crisis. Students who successfully <strong>com</strong>plete all<br />
requirements will earn an Applied Technology Diploma<br />
and will be eligible to take the certification examination to<br />
be<strong>com</strong>e an Emergency Medical Technician- Basic (EMT-B).<br />
Students entering the program must have <strong>com</strong>pleted a<br />
First Responder <strong>for</strong> Medical Pr<strong>of</strong>essionals (EMS 1059C) or<br />
be a Registered Nurse or physician. EMS 1059C is <strong>of</strong>fered<br />
each Fall term at <strong>FKCC</strong>.<br />
The EMT-B program is designed <strong>for</strong> both individuals who<br />
wish to pursue a career in EMS as well as pr<strong>of</strong>essionals<br />
who currently work in emergency care, such as firefighters,<br />
law en<strong>for</strong>cement <strong>of</strong>ficers, volunteer rescue personnel, and<br />
lifeguards.<br />
As an EMT-B, you may find employment in agencies such<br />
as city/county EMS systems, private ambulance services,<br />
hospitals, clinics, fire departments, air ambulance services,<br />
and hyperbaric chamber treatment centers. In the state <strong>of</strong><br />
Florida, a licensed physician, dentist, or registered nurse<br />
may apply <strong>for</strong> certification as a paramedic and challenge<br />
the paramedic examination provided he/she holds an EMT<br />
certificate, which is current and in good standing.<br />
For more in<strong>for</strong>mation, visit fkcc.edu or contact Dr. Patrick Rice,<br />
Dean <strong>of</strong> Marine Science and Technology at (305) 809-3228 or<br />
For more in<strong>for</strong>mation call the Department <strong>of</strong> Nursing and<br />
at patrick.rice@fkcc.edu.<br />
Allied Health at 305-809-3268 or email<br />
carrie.groomesdavis@fkcc.edu.<br />
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Community Education and Testing Center<br />
(non-credit courses)<br />
The Community Education and Testing Center <strong>of</strong>fers a<br />
wide range <strong>of</strong> non-credit classes and seminars designed<br />
to help you fulfill your potential—both personally and<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>essionally. You’re invited to take up a new hobby,<br />
explore your artistic side, or get in better shape through<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong>’s many recreational, leisure, and physical fitness<br />
opportunities. A variety <strong>of</strong> classes are also <strong>of</strong>fered<br />
<strong>for</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>essional growth to prepare, update, or refine<br />
employment skills.<br />
Classes are scheduled on both weekdays and weekends.<br />
Additionally, you can learn conveniently from home<br />
through online courses. <strong>FKCC</strong> can also develop non-credit<br />
training programs to meet the specific needs <strong>of</strong> business,<br />
industry and/or government organizations, and may be<br />
held at any location in Monroe County.<br />
Steps to Be<strong>com</strong>ing an <strong>FKCC</strong> Student<br />
1. Transcripts<br />
Request <strong>of</strong>ficial college or high school transcripts be sent to<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong>‘s Office <strong>of</strong> Enrollment Services.<br />
2. Placement Test<br />
Florida Keys Community College primary placement test, the<br />
Postsecondary Education Readiness Test (PERT) is appropriate<br />
<strong>for</strong> those who have not taken the SAT or ACT, or whose SAT or<br />
ACT scores are more than two years old. PERT replaces the CPT.<br />
The purpose <strong>of</strong> PERT is to help provide in<strong>for</strong>mation about<br />
your skills in the English language, reading, and mathematics.<br />
Your test results will be used in the academic advising process<br />
to ensure that you enroll in the appropriate levels <strong>of</strong> English<br />
(<strong>com</strong>munication/humanities), reading, and mathematics<br />
courses.<br />
If you have questions about the orientation or<br />
testing dates, please call:<br />
Key West Campus Advising Services<br />
305-809-3196<br />
Middle Keys Center, Nancy Smith<br />
305/809-3145<br />
Upper Keys Center, Keri Dozier<br />
305/809-3146<br />
Students may <strong>com</strong>plete orienation online at www.<br />
fkcc.edu.<br />
We are also a designated test center <strong>for</strong> the following<br />
testing providers: Pearson Vue, Prometric, My Florida<br />
Ready to Work, and DSST.<br />
The DSST credit by exam program gives students the<br />
opportunity to receive college credit <strong>for</strong> life experience as<br />
a <strong>for</strong>m <strong>of</strong> prior learning assessment. Re<strong>com</strong>mended <strong>for</strong><br />
credit by the American Council on Education, the 38 exams<br />
are <strong>of</strong>fered in diverse subject areas such as health, ethics,<br />
finance and technology. The DSST program is owned by<br />
Prometric, the global leader in testing and assessment,<br />
and has been placing students on the fast track to college<br />
degrees since 1986.<br />
Learn, Grow & Acheive<br />
• Recreational and leisure courses<br />
• Work<strong>for</strong>ce training courses and<br />
programs<br />
• English <strong>for</strong> non-native speakers<br />
• Testing Center: Pearson Vue, My<br />
Florida, Ready to Work, DSST,<br />
and more<br />
New courses are <strong>of</strong>fered each month.<br />
For current course <strong>of</strong>ferings, visit our<br />
website at www.fkcc.edu.<br />
You may need to take the PERT, if you are a degree-seeking<br />
student, a returning student who changes to degree-seeking<br />
status, or as well as a non-degree seeking student who wishes<br />
to enroll in English, reading, mathematics courses, or any course<br />
requiring college level English or math as a prerequisite.<br />
Please call one <strong>of</strong> the three location <strong>for</strong> testing dates or check<br />
<strong>for</strong> dates on our website , www.fkcc.edu.<br />
3. Academic Planning and <strong>Course</strong> Selection<br />
Whether you are pursuing a degree <strong>for</strong> university transfer,<br />
vocational interests, pr<strong>of</strong>essional development, or simply<br />
taking courses <strong>for</strong> personal enrichment, <strong>FKCC</strong> Advising<br />
Services can assist you in selecting the best courses to meet<br />
your educational, pr<strong>of</strong>essional and personal goals. Academic<br />
Advisors provide:<br />
• Explanation <strong>of</strong> your placement test scores<br />
• Review <strong>of</strong> degree requirements<br />
• Scheduling <strong>of</strong> courses<br />
• Career advisement<br />
• Transfer advisement<br />
• College Placement Test and New Student Orientation<br />
4. New Student Orientation<br />
First time in college students at Florida Keys Community College<br />
must attend this important session. During orientation the<br />
following will be covered:<br />
• <strong>FKCC</strong> resources and services<br />
• Degree programs<br />
• Important college policies and procedures<br />
• Financial aid/scholarship opportunities<br />
• Registration in<strong>for</strong>mation<br />
• Website and email<br />
Fall <strong>2012</strong>:<br />
New Student Orientation<br />
Key West Main Campus, Library<br />
August 1, Wednesday 5:30pm-7:00 pm<br />
August 10, Friday 1:00 pm–3:00pm<br />
August 15, Wednesday 9:00am -12:00 pm<br />
Marathon Middle Keys, Marathon Room<br />
August 10, Friday 1:00 pm– 3:00pm<br />
Coral Shores Upper Keys, Coral Shores<br />
Room<br />
August 17, Friday 12:00- 1:00 pm<br />
Spring <strong>2013</strong>:<br />
Key West Main Campus, Library<br />
January 4, Friday, <strong>2013</strong> 9:30am<br />
January 11, Friday, <strong>2013</strong> 9:30am (KW)<br />
Marathon Middle Keys, Marathon Room<br />
January 11, Friday, <strong>2013</strong> 12:00-1:00pm (MA)<br />
Coral Shores Upper Keys, Coral Shores<br />
Room<br />
January 4, Friday,<strong>2013</strong> 2:00-1:00pm (CS)<br />
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How to Apply <strong>for</strong> Admission to <strong>FKCC</strong><br />
Florida Residency<br />
To qualify as a Florida resident <strong>for</strong> tuition purposes you must<br />
be a U.S. citizen, legal permanent resident alien, or hold a visa<br />
status approved by the Florida Legislature.<br />
Living in or attending school in Florida does not, in itself,<br />
establish legal residence. Students who depend on out-<strong>of</strong>state<br />
parents <strong>for</strong> support are presumed to be legal residents <strong>of</strong><br />
the same state as their parents. A Florida “resident <strong>for</strong> tuition<br />
purposes” is a person who has, or a dependent person whose<br />
parent or guardian has, established and maintained legal<br />
residence in Florida <strong>for</strong> at least twelve consecutive months<br />
immediately preceding their enrollment. Residence in Florida<br />
must be <strong>for</strong> the purpose <strong>of</strong> establishing a permanent home<br />
and not merely incidental to enrollment at an institution <strong>of</strong><br />
higher education. Other persons not meeting the twelvemonth<br />
legal residency requirement may be classified as<br />
Florida residents <strong>for</strong> tuition purposes only if they fall within<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the limited special categories authorized by the Florida<br />
Legislature and Board <strong>of</strong> Regents. Florida Keys Community<br />
College will award Florida residency status <strong>for</strong> in-state tuition<br />
in accordance with state laws, rules and guidelines.<br />
The following guidelines summarize <strong>FKCC</strong>’s procedure <strong>for</strong><br />
<strong>com</strong>pliance.<br />
1. A student’s residency classification is determined at<br />
the time <strong>of</strong> admission. A non-resident may request<br />
reclassification after establishing residency in Florida as<br />
determined by the law.<br />
2. The law allows a United States citizen or eligible non-US<br />
citizen to be classified as a Florida resident if the student,<br />
or dependent student’s parent or legal guardian, has<br />
been a legal resident <strong>of</strong> the state <strong>of</strong> Florida <strong>for</strong> at least 12<br />
consecutive months immediately preceding the first day<br />
<strong>of</strong> classes <strong>for</strong> the term in which classification as a Florida<br />
resident <strong>for</strong> tuition purposes is desired.<br />
3. Living in Florida, attending school in Florida, or property<br />
ownership in Florida does not, in and <strong>of</strong> itself, establish<br />
residency <strong>for</strong> tuition purposes.<br />
4. All students must <strong>com</strong>plete the Florida Residency <strong>for</strong><br />
Tuition Purposes Affidavit. It must be signed by the person<br />
claiming residency.<br />
5. The affidavit <strong>for</strong>m and all supporting documentation must<br />
be filed no later than the last day <strong>of</strong> Add/Drop <strong>for</strong> the term<br />
which classification or reclassification is sought.<br />
6. The affidavit will not be accepted until it is <strong>com</strong>pleted in its<br />
entirety and all documents are attached.<br />
Dependent vs. Independent<br />
Dependent Student: any person, whether or not living with his or<br />
her parent, who is eligible to be claimed by his or her parent as a<br />
dependent under the federal in<strong>com</strong>e tax code.<br />
Independent Student: any person who submits documentation<br />
that he or she provides fifty (50) percent or more <strong>of</strong> the cost <strong>of</strong><br />
attendance <strong>for</strong> independent, in-state students as defined by the<br />
financial aid <strong>of</strong>fice at the institution (exclusive <strong>of</strong> federal, state and<br />
institutional aid or scholarships).<br />
Required Documentation<br />
1. At least two pieces <strong>of</strong> State <strong>of</strong> Florida approved supporting<br />
documentation are required with dates that evidence the<br />
12 month qualifying period.<br />
2. Pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> U.S. citizenship: Persons who were born outside<br />
<strong>of</strong> the United States but are claiming U.S. citizenship must<br />
provide pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> citizenship or naturalization.<br />
3. STUDENT UNDER THE AGE OF 24 is assumed to be a<br />
dependent:<br />
Parent or legal guardian must <strong>com</strong>plete the affidavit and<br />
provide appropriate documentation.<br />
4. STUDENT UNDER THE AGE OF 24 who claims to be an<br />
independent:<br />
Student must sign the affidavit and provide documents<br />
supporting residency AND independent status.<br />
A copy <strong>of</strong> student and/or parent’s tax return may be<br />
required to document independent status.<br />
5. STUDENT 24 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER WHO CLAIMS TO BE<br />
DEPENDENT:<br />
Copy <strong>of</strong> parents tax return from previous year must be<br />
provided to document dependent status.<br />
Parent or legal guardian must <strong>com</strong>plete the affidavit and<br />
provide appropriate documentation.<br />
Library/Learning Resource Center<br />
The <strong>FKCC</strong> Library/ Learning Resource Center is located on the<br />
Key West campus on the second floor <strong>of</strong> the Administration<br />
building (A). The reading room overlooks the beautiful bay<br />
and <strong>of</strong>fers a breathtaking sunset view. Access to electronic<br />
resources is available online <strong>for</strong> distance learning students.<br />
Limited print resources are also available at the Middle and<br />
Upper Keys Centers.<br />
Membership & Library Cards<br />
Library cards are available to all <strong>FKCC</strong> students, faculty, staff,<br />
and Monroe County residents. Distance Learning students<br />
or students not in the area may go to the library’s website to<br />
apply online <strong>for</strong> an e-card. Their borrower id number<br />
will be emailed to them <strong>for</strong> immediate use <strong>of</strong> our electronic<br />
resources. Library users must present their valid library<br />
card to check out materials. The barcode on the card is your<br />
borrower id number and your pin is the last four digits <strong>of</strong><br />
your social security number. They are used to access our<br />
eResources available 24/7 on our website. <strong>FKCC</strong> library card<br />
holders can also check out materials at the Monroe County<br />
Public Libraries in Key West, Big Pine, Marathon, Islamorada,<br />
and Key Largo locations.<br />
Collections<br />
The library has a variety <strong>of</strong> in<strong>for</strong>mational and recreational<br />
materials including books, eBooks, audio books, reference<br />
books, journals and periodicals, full text databases, music<br />
CD’s, videos, DVD’s, and video games. Please go to http://<br />
library.fkcc.edu to search the online library catalog,<br />
LINCCWeb.<br />
Fees<br />
The library charges $0.05 per day per overdue item with a<br />
maximum <strong>of</strong> $5. Items not returned are charged the cost <strong>of</strong><br />
replacement, plus a $10 processing fee.<br />
Books may be checked out <strong>for</strong> three weeks, and audiovisual<br />
items are due back in one week. All items may be renewed<br />
in person, by phone or email, or by logging into “my account”<br />
in LINCCWeb.<br />
The replacement fee <strong>for</strong> lost library cards is $1.00 and faxes<br />
cost $1.50 per page.<br />
Books from Other Libraries<br />
We can obtain materials not found in the <strong>FKCC</strong> Library. This<br />
process may take up to a week, so please plan ahead.<br />
Requests can be made from our online catalog, by filling out<br />
the electronic <strong>for</strong>m on our website, in person, or by email.<br />
Contact our ILL Specialist <strong>for</strong> assistance. Customers will be<br />
notified when the item is received. They may be picked up at<br />
the front desk in Key West, or the items can be sent via<br />
courier to our Marathon or Coral Shores Center.<br />
ASK a Librarian<br />
“ASK a Librarian” is a statewide service that provides live online<br />
assistance from a librarian. The service provides all Florida<br />
citizens with live virtual reference services via <strong>com</strong>puter or<br />
mobile device. It is available by clicking the “ASK a Librarian”<br />
logo on the library webpage or on the Distance Learning<br />
Plat<strong>for</strong>m. For quick answers, patrons can send a text to<br />
305-705-6994 fkc and receive a quick response.<br />
Copyright<br />
The library provides research assistance and training on<br />
copyright policy. Resourses are available in the copyright<br />
section <strong>of</strong> our website. .<br />
Research Assistance<br />
Research assistance is available from one <strong>of</strong> our highly qualified<br />
librarians. . This service is provided in person, via email, phone,<br />
or text. Library customers can also set up an appointment with<br />
a librarian <strong>for</strong> individualized help.<br />
Computers<br />
The library has two <strong>com</strong>puter labs. The <strong>com</strong>puters are available<br />
<strong>for</strong> student, faculty and <strong>com</strong>munity borrowers. Community<br />
borrowers are charged a monthly fee <strong>of</strong> $25; 2 months <strong>for</strong> $40;<br />
or $5 per day. Printing in the library is available through our<br />
WEPA Kiosks at $0.15 per sheet <strong>for</strong> black and white and $0.65<br />
per sheet <strong>for</strong> color copies. Copy cards can be purchased <strong>for</strong> $5<br />
each or credit cards can be used to deposit funds to accounts.<br />
A surcharge <strong>of</strong> $0.20 per transaction may be charged if using<br />
a credit card at the Kiosks instead <strong>of</strong> adding the funds to<br />
accounts. Priority is given to our student and faculty, but open<br />
access is available to all customers on Fridays from 9am to11<br />
am. Customers must observe the library and <strong>FKCC</strong> policies; and<br />
local, state, and federal laws regarding copyright and <strong>com</strong>puter<br />
usage.<br />
Programs & Events<br />
The library also serves as an art gallery exhibiting the artwork <strong>of</strong><br />
talented students, faculty, and local artists. The library provides<br />
further educational and cultural opportunities by hosting book<br />
discussions, workshops, <strong>for</strong>ums, and movies. Visit our calendar<br />
<strong>of</strong> events located on our website <strong>for</strong> up<strong>com</strong>ing programs and<br />
events.<br />
Study Rooms<br />
The library has two study rooms available <strong>for</strong> academic<br />
purposes. Rooms may be reserved by notifying the circulation<br />
desk. Students must agree to abide by the library’s facility use<br />
policy.<br />
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Virtual Campus<br />
Online, Hybrid, and Technology-Enhanced <strong>Course</strong>s<br />
The term “Virtual Campus” at <strong>FKCC</strong> refers to the college’s<br />
method <strong>of</strong> instruction delivered through technology.<br />
<strong>Course</strong>s <strong>of</strong>fered through the Virtual Campus are <strong>of</strong>fered<br />
in a way that the student and the instructor do not<br />
always need to be in the same place and/or at the same<br />
time in order <strong>for</strong> teaching and learning to occur.<br />
The <strong>FKCC</strong> Virtual Campus <strong>of</strong>fers <strong>com</strong>pletely online<br />
courses, courses that are taught both online and<br />
traditional, and courses which meet in a traditional<br />
schedule but use online resources.<br />
part (or all) <strong>of</strong> your course will take place online using<br />
the college’s online learning management system,<br />
Desire2Learn (D2L). Once you have registered, been<br />
enrolled in the class (can take up to 48 hours) you will<br />
be able to log in to D2L anytime and anywhere at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu, the Desire2Learn homepage. Your<br />
firstname.lastname is your login and the last four digits<br />
<strong>of</strong> your social security number is your password. It is<br />
re<strong>com</strong>mended to bookmark the above website or save it<br />
to your internet browser’s favorites once you’ve accessed<br />
the site to easily return to it.<br />
Afraid <strong>of</strong> Math?<br />
Don’t be. You’re on Island TIME.<br />
Virtual Campus <strong>Course</strong> Listings<br />
You can browse Virtual Campus courses <strong>of</strong>fered in this<br />
course schedule beginning on page 24 or online at<br />
https://star5a.fkcc.edu/prod/bwckschd.p_disp_dyn_<br />
sched and choose Virtual Campus <strong>for</strong> your campus<br />
choice.<br />
Types <strong>of</strong> Virtual <strong>Course</strong>s<br />
“Online” courses can be taken with few or no campus<br />
visits and use one or many different types <strong>of</strong> technology<br />
<strong>for</strong> remote delivery <strong>of</strong> course materials. At least 80% <strong>of</strong><br />
the instruction is <strong>com</strong>pleted with the student separated<br />
from the instructor by either location, time or both.<br />
“Hybrid” courses are a <strong>com</strong>bination <strong>of</strong> web-based<br />
and face-to-face classroom instruction. A range <strong>of</strong><br />
50% to 79% <strong>of</strong> the course is <strong>com</strong>pleted online. These<br />
courses have a definite on-campus meeting schedule, in<br />
addition to online activities.<br />
“Technology-Enhanced” courses meet in a traditional<br />
classroom setting but have resources, activities and<br />
assessments available online.<br />
Are you ready <strong>for</strong> Online Learning?<br />
Taking an online class requires advanced study habits,<br />
learning styles, technical skills and motivation to<br />
succeed that some traditional classes may not. Be<strong>for</strong>e<br />
you register <strong>for</strong> an online course, you must make<br />
sure online learning is right <strong>for</strong> you.<br />
If you have never taken an online course but are<br />
interested, login into your D2L account, look under<br />
“My <strong>FKCC</strong> <strong>Course</strong>s” and work through the D2L Student<br />
Orientation. This overview will help you decide if this<br />
type <strong>of</strong> learning <strong>for</strong>mat is <strong>for</strong> you.<br />
About Online Learning<br />
Complete in<strong>for</strong>mation concerning online learning at<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong> can be found on the college website under “Virtual<br />
Campus.” If you have decided that online learning<br />
is right <strong>for</strong> you and have registered <strong>for</strong> an “Online” ,<br />
“Hybrid” or “Technology Enhanced“ course at <strong>FKCC</strong>,<br />
Please note that it takes up to 48 hours from the time a<br />
student registers in any D2L course <strong>for</strong> the student to<br />
gain access to Desire2Learn. The student may access the<br />
site anytime after registering <strong>for</strong> class at <strong>FKCC</strong>. The class<br />
will not be available until the start date <strong>of</strong> the class.<br />
D2L Student Orientation<br />
For an online student orientation to D2L, log into<br />
Desire2Learn, and click on the link “D2L Student<br />
Orientation” under “My <strong>FKCC</strong> <strong>Course</strong>s.”<br />
This orientation is also available in the content area<br />
<strong>of</strong> your course in D2L. Please keep in mind that you<br />
may need to <strong>com</strong>plete this orientation be<strong>for</strong>e your<br />
course content will appear. If you’ve already taken the<br />
orientation, you do not need to take it again. Simply click<br />
on the link <strong>of</strong> the orientation in the content area <strong>of</strong> your<br />
course and your course content will appear once you<br />
return to the content area.<br />
Computer System Requirements<br />
Students must have access to a <strong>com</strong>puter and an<br />
Internet service provider to access courses in order to<br />
interact with the instructor and classmates. The teacher<br />
is still, and will always be, the most important resource<br />
in the virtual classroom. The Internet is simply another<br />
tool that a teacher can use to improve and enhance<br />
instruction. To access the latest list <strong>of</strong> hardware and<br />
s<strong>of</strong>tware requirements <strong>for</strong> online learning at <strong>FKCC</strong>, go to<br />
the <strong>FKCC</strong> homepage, http://www.fkcc.edu and access the<br />
Distance Learning listing on the left side <strong>of</strong> the screen.<br />
This will give you the in<strong>for</strong>mation you need.<br />
Online Learning Technical Support<br />
Technical support <strong>for</strong> anyone using Desire2Learn is<br />
available through the Office <strong>of</strong> Distance Learning,<br />
Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. You may<br />
contact D2L Technical Support at 305-809-3177 or email<br />
at d2lhelp@fkcc.edu.<br />
Be successful in developmental math courses with Island TIME: Transition Into Math Excellence. Students benefit<br />
from a personalized learning experience that <strong>com</strong>bines face-to-face instruction with easy-to-use technology. The<br />
goals <strong>of</strong> <strong>FKCC</strong>’s new program are to ensure students successfully <strong>com</strong>plete developmental math courses, and are<br />
prepared and confident <strong>for</strong> the next step toward a bright future!<br />
Student-Centered:<br />
Students receive personalized attention from their instructor, as well as the<br />
helpful staff at the Student Success Center, which is open evenings and<br />
weekends to ac<strong>com</strong>modate busy student schedules.<br />
Self-Paced:<br />
Students are able to progress at their own pace. If you’re doing well, then speed<br />
through the modules. You can even <strong>com</strong>plete Developmental Math I and II in<br />
the same term!<br />
If you’re struggling, r-e-l-a-x. You can get extra help and take the time you<br />
need—even beyond the semester.<br />
Technology-Assisted:<br />
Traditional classroom time is enhanced with MyMathLab, which connects<br />
virtually with the textbook, and includes interactive exercises, multimedia<br />
learning aids, and personalized study plans.<br />
Island TIME classes are located in the new, state-<strong>of</strong>-the art Student Success<br />
Center. Students attend class in one portion <strong>of</strong> the SSC, and then <strong>com</strong>plete<br />
homework and testing at individual <strong>com</strong>puter stations in the adjoining<br />
<strong>com</strong>puter lab. The center is fully staffed with math tutors and lab assistants<br />
and is open on evenings and weekends to ac<strong>com</strong>modate busy student<br />
schedules.<br />
The SSC is located in TWFAC 2402 and 2403, above the ceramics lab. Just<br />
follow the green arrows.<br />
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The Interactive Student Learning<br />
Environment (ISLE), located on the<br />
Key West Campus in room B206,<br />
provides additional support service<br />
and resources to help students be<br />
successful. The “ISLE” <strong>of</strong>fers a quiet,<br />
relaxed atmosphere where students<br />
can receive assistance, do homework<br />
or study.<br />
The “ISLE” is staffed by <strong>FKCC</strong> faculty,<br />
staff, and PTK tutors. Students can<br />
expect personal attention, access to<br />
workshops, and hands-on tutoring.<br />
Campus Phone Numbers & Office Hours<br />
Key West Campus<br />
5901 College Rd., Key West<br />
(305) 296-9081<br />
Middle Keys Center<br />
Marathon High School<br />
900 Sombrero Rd., Marathon<br />
(305) 809-3219<br />
Upper Keys Center<br />
Coral Shores High School<br />
89951 US Highway 1, Tavernier<br />
(305) 809-3154<br />
Student Services<br />
Advising Services<br />
(305) 809-3196<br />
Monday - Friday<br />
8:30am – 5:00pm<br />
Wednesday<br />
8:30am – 7:00pm<br />
Financial Aid<br />
(305) 809-3523<br />
Monday - Friday<br />
8:30am – 5:00pm<br />
Wednesday<br />
8:30am – 7:00pm<br />
Students can practice power point<br />
presentations, rehearse speeches,<br />
and edit essays. Computer<br />
assistance is available, as well as<br />
help using the free online tutoring<br />
service, “Smart Thinking.” This<br />
program allows students to connect<br />
with online “Smart Thinking”<br />
tutors 24 hours a day when ISLE<br />
tutors are not available. Tutors can<br />
assist students with a variety <strong>of</strong><br />
disciplines, including English and<br />
math.<br />
Business Office<br />
(305) 809-3186<br />
Monday - Friday<br />
8:30am – 5:00pm<br />
Wednesday<br />
8:30am – 7:00pm<br />
Enrollment/Registration<br />
(305) 809-3188<br />
Monday, - Friday<br />
8:30am – 5:00pm<br />
Wednesday<br />
8:30am – 7:00pm<br />
Library<br />
(305) 809-3194<br />
Monday<br />
8:30am - 9:00pm<br />
Tuesday - Thursday<br />
8:30am – 8:30pm<br />
Friday - Saturday<br />
8:30am – 4:00pm<br />
Community Education and<br />
Testing<br />
(305) 809-3185<br />
Monday - Friday<br />
8:30am – 5:00pm<br />
My<strong>FKCC</strong> is a secure website where students can access all online services from one convenient location. Through the<br />
my<strong>FKCC</strong>, you are able to:<br />
• Communicate with instructors and classmates via email<br />
• Register <strong>for</strong> classes<br />
• Check courses<br />
• Check status or apply <strong>for</strong> financial aid<br />
• Order from the bookstore<br />
• Check grades<br />
• Access online learning (D2L) classes<br />
Access the my<strong>FKCC</strong> through <strong>FKCC</strong>’s Website<br />
The secure access login user name (typically FirstName.LastName) can be obtained by navigating to http://my.fkcc.<br />
edu and using the “my<strong>FKCC</strong> Username Lookup” tool (see picture below). The password <strong>for</strong> first-time users is your 6<br />
digit birth date: – mmddyy example: December 31, 1993=123193. First-time users are also required to change the<br />
default password immediately upon login, and set up security questions and answers. This will allow password resets<br />
when needed.<br />
Once you have your logon credentials, you may go to http://my.fkcc.edu to login into my<strong>FKCC</strong>.<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong> E-mail Policy<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong>’s In<strong>for</strong>mation Portal<br />
Access your <strong>FKCC</strong> Email and More!<br />
E-mail is considered the <strong>of</strong>ficial method <strong>for</strong> <strong>com</strong>municating with <strong>FKCC</strong> students, faculty and staff. The college<br />
expects that e-mail <strong>com</strong>munications will be received and read in a timely fashion. This policy establishes the<br />
college’s expectations that faculty and staff will routinely <strong>com</strong>municate important in<strong>for</strong>mation to students using the<br />
established <strong>FKCC</strong> mail system.<br />
All students enrolled at <strong>FKCC</strong> are provided an <strong>of</strong>ficial <strong>FKCC</strong> student e-mail account - FirstName.LastName@fkcc.edu.<br />
Students are expected to check their <strong>FKCC</strong> e-mail account on a frequent basis in order to remain in<strong>for</strong>med <strong>of</strong> courserelated<br />
<strong>com</strong>munications. It is re<strong>com</strong>mended that students check e-mail accounts daily. Students are responsible <strong>for</strong><br />
the consequences <strong>of</strong> not reading course-related e-mail <strong>com</strong>munications in a timely fashion.<br />
All use <strong>of</strong> e-mail will be consistent with other <strong>FKCC</strong> policies, as previously stated, and as stated in the <strong>FKCC</strong> Student<br />
Handbook.<br />
If students need any assistance please the IT Help Desk at (305) 809-3135.<br />
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Swimming & Recreation<br />
Fun <strong>for</strong> the Whole Family<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong> Pool<br />
Key West Campus<br />
Mon.-Thurs. 6:30a.m.-7:00p.m.<br />
Fri. 6:30a.m.-6:00p.m.<br />
Sat. 12:00p.m.-4:00p.m.<br />
305-809-3562<br />
www.fkcc.edu/pool<br />
Pool Pass<br />
Improve swimming strokes and get in shape with a<br />
coach.<br />
Mon.-Thurs. 6:30a.m.-7:30a.m. 5:30pm-6:30pm<br />
Lap Swim: available anytime the pool is open.<br />
Family Swim: Mon.–Thurs. 10:00a.m.–3:30p.m.,<br />
Fri. 10:00a.m.–6:00p.m. and Sat. 1:00p.m –4:00p.m.<br />
Cost: $5 per day/ $50 per month/ $140 per semester<br />
Bone Island Swim Club<br />
Ages 4 and older<br />
Learn the four <strong>com</strong>petitive strokes while getting fit and<br />
having fun. The club is divided into different categories<br />
based on age and ability. Swim meets are held once a<br />
month in Key West and swimmers have an opportunity<br />
to travel. Swimmers must be able to swim four lengths <strong>of</strong><br />
the pool using front crawl with rotary breathing and back<br />
stroke. Register at the pool.<br />
Mon.-Thurs. 3:45p.m.-4:45p.m. or 4:30p.m.-5:30p.m.<br />
Cost: one time $60 registration fee per year and then $60<br />
per month or $160 <strong>for</strong> 4 months<br />
Blue Ribbon and Advance Blue Ribbon<br />
Classes meet twice a week <strong>for</strong> the month. Must preregister<br />
at the pool. See schedule at pool <strong>for</strong> start dates.<br />
Beginning group<br />
Swimmers need to be able to swim 10 yards and take<br />
breaths<br />
Mon. & Wed. or Tues. & Thurs. 3:30p.m.-4:00p.m., 4:30p.m.-<br />
5:00p.m.,6:00p.m.-6:30p.m.<br />
Cost: $50 per month<br />
Advanced group<br />
Swimmers need to be able to swim 25 yards with rotary<br />
breathing<br />
Tues. & Thurs. 4:30p.m.-5:15p.m.<br />
Cost: $50 per month<br />
Aqua Fitness<br />
Get fit and relieve stress through resistance training in<br />
the water. This class is <strong>for</strong> all ages, abilities and needs.<br />
Mon.-Thurs. 9:00a.m.-10:00a.m. & 5:30p.m.-6:30p.m.<br />
Sat. 12:00p.m.-1:00p.m.<br />
Instructors: Mimi McDonald, Greta Phillips-Ford, Carol<br />
Woodward and Lori Bosco.<br />
Cost: $7 per day, $60 per month, $160 <strong>for</strong> 4 months<br />
American Red Cross Swim Lessons<br />
(Must pre-register <strong>for</strong> classes)<br />
Parent and Tot classes <strong>for</strong> 6 months to 2 years<br />
March 26-August 8<br />
Mon. & Wed.: 5:00p.m.-5:30p.m.<br />
Cost: $5 per day or $40 <strong>for</strong> 10 classes<br />
Private lessons <strong>for</strong> 2 years and older<br />
March –November:<br />
Mon. – Thurs. 3:00pm – 4:pm & 6:00pm-6:45pm<br />
Additional times available May - August See current<br />
schedule at the pool<br />
Cost: $60 <strong>for</strong> 6-15 minute classes<br />
Group Lessons <strong>for</strong> ages 3-10 years old<br />
Lessons are <strong>of</strong>fered monthly. Students receive up to 8<br />
lessons <strong>of</strong> instruction. Pre-register at the pool.<br />
Classes held monthly March – November. See schedule<br />
at pool <strong>for</strong> starting dates.<br />
Mon. & Wed. 4:00pm-4:30pm,5:30p.m.-6:00p.m or<br />
6:30p.m.-7:00p.m.,<br />
Tues. & Thurs. 3:30p.m.-4:00p.m., 5:30p.m.-6:00p.m. or<br />
6:30p.m.-7:00p.m.<br />
Adult swim lessons: Mon. & Wed. 6:30p.m.–7:00p.m.<br />
Cost: $50 <strong>for</strong> 8 lessons<br />
Lifeguard Training<br />
Gain the valuable knowledge and skills to be<strong>com</strong>e<br />
a lifeguard which could lead to employment.<br />
Certifications include: CPR <strong>for</strong> the Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Rescuer,<br />
First Aid and Lifeguarding.<br />
Offered in March, April, July, and September (25 hour<br />
couse)<br />
Cost: $225 (includes books)<br />
Summer Camps<br />
Summer Fit Camp <strong>for</strong> ages 7-11<br />
Week long program is designed to keep children fit and<br />
active throughout the summer and will include: Snorkeling,<br />
tennis, water safety, swimming, games and indoor fitness.<br />
Participants must pre-register at the pool.<br />
Camp is limited to 25 participants per session.<br />
Cost: $175 per week, $325 <strong>for</strong> 2 children, $390 <strong>for</strong> 3<br />
children. Times: 8:30am-4:30pm<br />
Dates:June 11-June 15, June 18-June 22, June 25-June 29,<br />
July 9-July13, July 16-July 20, July 23- July 27, July 30-Aug 3<br />
Jr. Lifeguard Camp <strong>for</strong> ages 11-14<br />
A 2-week program to learn first aid, CPR through the Jr.<br />
Lifeguarding program. Will also focus on fitness activities:<br />
kayaking, swimming and snorkeling Times: 9:00am – 2pm.<br />
Cost: $225 <strong>for</strong> 2 week session.<br />
June 18- June 29 and July 16-July 27<br />
Special Events<br />
Check at the pool <strong>for</strong> dates<br />
Sprint Triathlon and Biathlon: (600 yd swim, 10 mile bike,<br />
5K run) held March and September<br />
Adventure Race: (5K run, 10 mile bike, 1.5 mile kayak or<br />
paddleboard) held in May<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong> Swim Around Key West (12.5 open water swim)-held<br />
in June<br />
USA Sanctioned swim Meets: held in June and September<br />
Open Water Swims: (800 yard swim, 1 mile and 2 mile<br />
race)- held in June and September<br />
Fitness Opportunities<br />
In the Public Safety Building at <strong>FKCC</strong><br />
(next to the pool)<br />
Boot Camp A military regime style workout<br />
Tues. & Thurs. 6:00p.m.-7:00p.m.<br />
Instructor: TBA<br />
Cost: $120 <strong>for</strong> 15 weeks, $40 per month or $7 a day<br />
Tennis Beginning and Intermediate Classes<br />
Tues. or Thurs. 6:00p.m.-8:00p.m.<br />
Instructor: Hector Carcedo<br />
Cost: $120 <strong>for</strong> 15 weeks, $7 a day<br />
Exercise-A-La-Carte A program <strong>for</strong> the busy<br />
schedule, you can choose from boot camp, tennis,<br />
yoga, aqua fitness, or lap swimming to make your own<br />
schedule.<br />
Cost: $220 <strong>for</strong> semester or $70 per month<br />
Kindermusik<br />
Parents interact with their child through music and<br />
games. A program <strong>for</strong> children newborn to 5 years <strong>of</strong><br />
age.<br />
See schedule at the pool.<br />
Instructor: Jeanne Olsen<br />
Cost: $150 per semester<br />
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Tuition, Fees and Payment Options<br />
Tuition <strong>2012</strong>-13*<br />
Credits Florida Resident Non-Florida Resident<br />
1 $102.48 $386.52<br />
2 $204.96 $773.04<br />
3 $307.44 $1,159.56<br />
4 $409.92 $1,546.08<br />
5 $512.40 $1,932.60<br />
6 $614.88 $2,319.12<br />
7 $717.36 $2,705.64<br />
8 $819.84 $3,092.16<br />
9 $922.32 $3,478.68<br />
10 $1,024.80 $3,865.20<br />
11 $1,127.28 $4,251.72<br />
12 $1,229.76 $4,638.24<br />
48 $386.52<br />
Application Fees Admission Application $30.00<br />
*<strong>2012</strong>-<strong>2013</strong> Tuition waiting on new numbers<br />
Automatic Monthly Payment Plan Available<br />
Convenient, Af<strong>for</strong>dable, & Interest Free<br />
Payment Methods<br />
• Automatic bank payments (ACH)<br />
• Credit card/Debit card<br />
Payments are processed each month and will continue until the balance is<br />
paid in full. If a credit/debit card is used, a convenience fee in addition to the<br />
enrollment fee will be assessed.<br />
1. Login into online services with your student ID or SS#<br />
2. Select Charges and Payments<br />
3. Select eCashier Tuition Installment Plan<br />
4. Follow the online instructions<br />
Fall <strong>2012</strong><br />
First Date e-Cashier is available: 04/1/<strong>2012</strong><br />
Last Date e-Cashier is Available: 08/16/<strong>2012</strong><br />
Spring <strong>2013</strong><br />
First Date e-Cashier is available: 10/15/<strong>2012</strong><br />
Last Date e-Cashier is Available: 01/3/<strong>2013</strong><br />
Summer <strong>2013</strong><br />
First Date e-Cashier is available: 04/1/<strong>2013</strong><br />
Last Date e-Cashier is Available: 05/3/<strong>2013</strong><br />
$<br />
Three Ways to Pay<br />
Without<br />
Waiting In Line<br />
1. Pay online with a credit card<br />
(Visa, American Express, and<br />
MasterCard accepted) at<br />
www.fkcc.edu<br />
a. Go to My <strong>FKCC</strong> link on the<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong> home page<br />
b. Sign In<br />
c. Click on My <strong>FKCC</strong> Self Service,<br />
then Charges and Payments<br />
d. Click on Account Summary<br />
by Term<br />
e. Scroll to bottom <strong>of</strong> page and<br />
click Pay Term Charges<br />
2. Pay over the phone by calling<br />
the main campus, Key West<br />
Business Office at<br />
(305) 809-3186.<br />
3. Pay with a check or money order<br />
by mailing your payment to<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong>, Business Office, 5901<br />
College Road, Key West, Florida,<br />
33040. Make sure it is mailed in<br />
time to arrive by your fee<br />
deadline. Please include your<br />
student ID number on the check.<br />
Please do not mail cash.<br />
Financial Aid<br />
Your gateway to a variety <strong>of</strong> financial aid opportunities is <strong>com</strong>pletion <strong>of</strong> a FAFSA, the Free Application <strong>for</strong> Federal<br />
Student Aid. Students may be eligible <strong>for</strong> grants, loans, scholarships, and work study programs. If you plan to take<br />
classes at <strong>FKCC</strong>, you will need to <strong>com</strong>plete the <strong>2012</strong>-13 FAFSA.<br />
The application is a 3 step process:<br />
1) Apply <strong>for</strong> a PIN at www.fafsa.ed.gov. This step will require you and your parents (if you are under age 24) to<br />
enter identification in<strong>for</strong>mation such as social security number and date <strong>of</strong> birth. The Federal government<br />
reviews this data and will return a PIN to you in 2 to 3 business days via email.<br />
2) Complete the <strong>2012</strong>-13 FAFSA and enter <strong>FKCC</strong>’s Federal code 001485.<br />
3) You and your parents (if you are under the age <strong>of</strong> 24) will need to sign it electronically.<br />
Completed FAFSAs are submitted directly to the Federal processing agency and transmitted electronically to the<br />
college within a few business days. If your application is rejected, we will notify you in writing.<br />
If your application is selected <strong>for</strong> “verification,” you will receive a letter in the mail requesting:<br />
Type <strong>of</strong> Student<br />
Required Forms<br />
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Dependent<br />
(under 24,<br />
Unmarried,<br />
no children,<br />
never in military)<br />
Independent<br />
Federal Direct Loans<br />
Dependent Verification Worksheet<br />
Parent’s 2011 IRS Tax Transcript<br />
Student’s 2011 IRS Tax Transcript<br />
Independent Verification Worksheet<br />
Student’s 2011 IRS Tax Transcript<br />
Spouse’s 2011 IRS Tax Transcript<br />
Students requesting Federal Direct Loans are required to <strong>com</strong>plete Entrance Counseling, sign their Master Promissory<br />
Note, and fill out the Federal Direct Loan Request Statement <strong>for</strong> Students and submit it to LoanApplication@fkcc.edu.<br />
Please visit our website at http://www.fkcc.edu/current-students/loans.da <strong>for</strong> application in<strong>for</strong>mation.<br />
Scholarships<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong> <strong>of</strong>fers several institutional scholarships. For a <strong>com</strong>plete list <strong>of</strong> scholarships, go to<br />
http://www.fkcc.edu/current-students/scholarships.da<br />
Contact us:<br />
If you would like to speak with a Financial Aid Specialist, you may call us at 305-809-3523 or email<br />
FinancialAid@<strong>FKCC</strong>.edu .
Institute <strong>for</strong> Public Safety<br />
Basic Law En<strong>for</strong>cement Academies<br />
Key West Campus Part Time/Night Time January <strong>2013</strong>- November <strong>2013</strong><br />
Mon-Fri 6:15p.m.-10:30p.m.<br />
The <strong>FKCC</strong> Foundation was established to support Florida Keys Community College’s students, programs and<br />
services by providing scholarships to <strong>FKCC</strong> students through the support <strong>of</strong> private donors and public agencies. A<br />
variety <strong>of</strong> scholarship opportunities are currently being <strong>of</strong>fered to students.<br />
Full Time Degree Seeking, FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOL<br />
SENIORS – 60-credit-hour tuition awards <strong>for</strong> Florida high school<br />
graduates choosing <strong>FKCC</strong> to <strong>com</strong>plete their degrees<br />
Upper Keys Center Part Time/Night Time Augest <strong>2012</strong>- June <strong>2013</strong><br />
Mon-Fri 6:15p.m.-10:30p.m.<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong>’s Basic Law En<strong>for</strong>cement Academy satisfies the 770-hour training requirements <strong>of</strong> the Florida Department <strong>of</strong><br />
Law En<strong>for</strong>cement and the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission. Upon passing the state certification<br />
exam, graduates will be<strong>com</strong>e Florida Law En<strong>for</strong>cement Officers.<br />
Program coursework surveys the criminal justice system and provides training in basic law and legal procedures,<br />
<strong>com</strong>munications, vehicle operations, investigations, defensive tactics, first aid, traffic stops, firearms, patrol<br />
techniques and crowd control.<br />
There is money available<br />
to help you af<strong>for</strong>d your<br />
education.<br />
APPLY ONLINE TODAY!<br />
Criteria <strong>for</strong> awards differ <strong>for</strong> each<br />
scholarship. Criteria may be based<br />
on financial need, grade point<br />
average, essay submission,<br />
leadership, and/or character.<br />
Applicants must have <strong>com</strong>pleted the<br />
FAFSA (Free Application <strong>for</strong> Federal<br />
Student Aid) and must upload their<br />
most recent high school or college<br />
transcript into their application packet.<br />
First Generation in College – awards <strong>for</strong> students whose<br />
parents did not <strong>com</strong>plete a baccalaureate degree; must be a<br />
Florida resident<br />
Student Ambassador – represent the <strong>FKCC</strong> student body<br />
by providing campus tours, wel<strong>com</strong>ing prospective students and<br />
visitors, and providing orientation support, etc.<br />
Nursing – scholarships <strong>for</strong> individuals accepted into <strong>FKCC</strong>’s<br />
outstanding nursing program<br />
Business/Vocational/Marine Science/Literary/<br />
Criminal Justice - scholarships <strong>for</strong> students with declared<br />
majors in specific disciplines<br />
General – awards toward tuition and fees <strong>for</strong> general studies<br />
QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must be at least 19 years <strong>of</strong> age, a United States Citizen, a high school graduate or<br />
equivalent, have a Florida’s drivers license and a responsible driving record, must not have been convicted <strong>of</strong> a<br />
misdemeanor involving perjury, false statement or a felony, have not received a dishonorable discharge from any <strong>of</strong><br />
the Armed Forces <strong>of</strong> the United States, be able to pass a Florida Department <strong>of</strong> Law En<strong>for</strong>cement record check and<br />
medical examination, be able to pass a background investigation and pass the Criminal Justice Basic Abilities Test<br />
(CJBAT).<br />
HOW TO APPLY:<br />
Go to www.<strong>FKCC</strong>.edu. Look under the “Future Students” or “Current<br />
Students” pull down menu and click on “Scholarships”. Scholarship<br />
opportunities, qualifications and deadlines vary. Click on the link to<br />
view current listings. must apply ONLINE and use their “my<strong>FKCC</strong>”<br />
credentials to login and <strong>com</strong>plete an application. Students are<br />
encouraged to apply <strong>for</strong> as many scholarships <strong>for</strong> which they are<br />
eligible.<br />
For further in<strong>for</strong>mation contact:<br />
Patti Carey, Exec Director, <strong>FKCC</strong> Foundation<br />
Patti.carey@fkcc.edu or (305) 809-3299<br />
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Fall <strong>Schedule</strong> Worksheet<br />
<strong>Course</strong> <strong>Schedule</strong> Fall <strong>2012</strong><br />
Morning<br />
6:00am - 7:00am<br />
7:00am - 8:00am<br />
8:00am - 9:00am<br />
9:00am - 10:00am<br />
10:00am - 11:00am<br />
11:00am - Noon<br />
AAfternoon<br />
Noon - 1:00pm<br />
1:00pm - 2:00pm<br />
2:00pm - 3:00pm<br />
3:00pm - 4:00pm<br />
4:00pm - 5:00pm<br />
EEvening<br />
5:00pm - 6:00pm<br />
6:00pm - 7:00pm<br />
7:00pm - 8:00pm<br />
8:00pm - 9:00pm<br />
9:00pm - 10:00pm<br />
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Accounting<br />
Evening<br />
ACG 2021 10001 3 Financial Accounting KW M 19:00-21:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Rainer, Debra $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
ACG 2071 10002 3 Managerial Accounting VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Rainer, Debra $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password<br />
is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Art<br />
Day<br />
ARH 1050 10007 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> Art, Ancient to 1400 KW MW 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> N<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
ARH 1050 10159 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> Art, Ancient to 1400 CS MW 16:30-17:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> N<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
ART 1750C 10009 3 Ceramics I KW M 14:00-17:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Gogin, Gerald $75.00 N<br />
ART 1750C 10010 3 Ceramics I KW W 09:30-13:29 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Gogin, Gerald $75.00 N<br />
ART 2752C 10011 3 Wheel Throwing I KW W 14:30-18:29 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Gogin, Gerald $143.50 Y<br />
ART 2772C 10012 3 Raku KW T 10:00-13:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Gogin, Gerald $143.50 N<br />
PGY 1401C 10096 4 Int to Creat Black & White Pho KW R 13:00-17:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $50.00 N<br />
Fall<br />
PGY 1404C 10348 4 Intm Creat Black & White Photo KW T 13:00-17:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Appleby, Helen $274.00 Y<br />
Evening<br />
ART 1300C 10008 3 Beginning Drawing KW MW 19:00-20:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Labriola, Ann $82.00 N<br />
ART 1300C 10143 3 Beginning Drawing MA M 17:30-20:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Loughran, Catherine $82.00 N<br />
ART 1300C 10160 3 Beginning Drawing CS W 18:00-20:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $82.00 N<br />
PGY 1800C 10097 3 Digital Camerawork KW TR 18:30-20:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $100.00 N<br />
Biological Sciences<br />
Day<br />
BSC 1005 10014 3 Survey <strong>of</strong> Biological Science KW TR 13:00-14:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Preziosi, Mark Y<br />
BSC 1010 10015 3 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I KW MW 14:00-15:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Hitz, Sherri Y<br />
BSC 1010 10016 3 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I KW MW 12:30-13:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Preziosi, Mark Y<br />
BSC 1010 10163 3 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I CS R 15:00-17:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Bullis, Robert Y<br />
BSC 1010L 10023 1 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I Lab KW W 15:30-17:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Hitz, Sherri $108.11 Y<br />
BSC 1010L 10024 1 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I Lab KW W 09:00-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Preziosi, Mark $108.11 Y<br />
BSC 1020 10018 3 Human Body KW MW 14:00-15:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Irwin, William $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
BSC 1020 10146 3 Human Body MA M 09:30-12:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Bullis, Robert N<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
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Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
BSC 1085 10019 3 Anatomy & Physiology I KW TR 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Irwin, William $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
BSC 1085 10161 3 Anatomy & Physiology I CS T 15:00-17:55 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Bullis, Robert Y<br />
BSC 1086 10021 3 Anatomy & Physiology II KW MW 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Irwin, William $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
BSC 1086 10144 3 Anatomy & Physiology II MA W 09:30-12:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Bullis, Robert Y<br />
BSC 1086L 10145 1 Anatomy and Physiology II Lab MA W 13:00-14:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Bullis, Robert $65.00 Y<br />
MCB 2010 10092 3 Microbiology KW T 08:30-11:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Preziosi, Mark Y<br />
MCB 2010L 10093 1 Microbiology Lab KW R 08:30-10:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Preziosi, Mark $115.06 Y<br />
PCB 2030 10095 3 Environmental Biology KW MW 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Hitz, Sherri $4.00 N<br />
Evening<br />
BSC 1010 10017 3 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I KW TR 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Hitz, Sherri Y<br />
BSC 1010L 10025 1 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I Lab KW R 19:00-20:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Hitz, Sherri $108.11 Y<br />
BSC 1010L 10164 1 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I Lab CS R 18:00-19:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Bullis, Robert $108.11 Y<br />
BSC 1085 10020 3 Anatomy & Physiology I KW TR 19:00-20:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Irwin, William $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Fall<br />
BSC 1085L 10162 1 Anatomy and Physiology I Lab CS T 18:00-19:55 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Bullis, Robert $45.32 Y<br />
Hybrid, Mixed (DL)<br />
BSC 1085L 10026 1 Anatomy and Physiology I Lab KW R 11:00-12:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Irwin, William $60.32 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.<br />
BSC 1085L 10027 1 Anatomy and Physiology I Lab KW R 20:30-22:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Irwin, William $60.32 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.<br />
BSC 1086L 10028 1 Anatomy and Physiology II Lab KW W 11:00-12:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Irwin, William $15.00 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
BSC 1086 10022 3 Anatomy & Physiology II VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
BSC 1086L 10029 1 Anatomy and Physiology II Lab VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Business<br />
Day<br />
GEB 1011 10075 3 Introduction to Business KW TR 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Wood, Frank $32.46 N<br />
Comments:<br />
This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
BUL 2242 10031 3 Business Law II VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Muffler, Stephen $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
MAR 2011 10087 3 Principles <strong>of</strong> Marketing VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Wood, Frank $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Communications and Speech<br />
Day<br />
SPC 1608 10113 3 Intro to Speech Comm KW MW 14:00-15:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Maguire, Daniel $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
SPC 1608 10115 3 Intro to Speech Comm KW TR 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Maguire, Daniel $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
SPC 1608 10116 3 Intro to Speech Comm KW R 19:00-21:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Maguire, Daniel $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
SPC 1608 10177 3 Intro to Speech Comm CS F 17:30-20:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Todd, John Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
SPC 1608 10114 3 Intro to Speech Comm VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Maguire, Daniel $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password<br />
is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.Students will need regular access to a live audience <strong>of</strong> at least 10 people and a video camera that has the capacity to<br />
record and upload 10 minutes <strong>of</strong> audio/video.<br />
Fall<br />
Weekend<br />
SPC 1608 10157 3 Intro to Speech Comm MA S 13:30-16:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Todd, John Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Computer Science<br />
Day<br />
CET 1172C 10032 3 Computer Upgrade & Repair KW MW 19:00-20:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Lynn, Jeffrey $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CGS 1100 10033 3 Intro to Computer Applications KW MW 14:00-15:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Ellis, Dawn $36.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CGS 1100 10036 3 Intro to Computer Applications KW TR 08:00-09:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> DeKeyrel, James $36.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CGS 1560 10038 3 Computer Operating Systems KW MW 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Ellis, Dawn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CGS 2540 10039 3 Int to Microcmp Database Mgmt KW TR 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Ellis, Dawn $44.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
COP 1000 10047 3 Fundamentals <strong>of</strong> Programming KW MW 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Ellis, Dawn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
COP 2221 10048 4 Intermediate Programming in C KW TR 11:00-12:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Ellis, Dawn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
CGS 1000C 10040 3 Intro to Computer Science KW TR 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Grattan, Michael $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
GEB 1011 10301 3 Introduction to Business KW TR 18:00-20:35 08/21/<strong>2012</strong> - 10/11/<strong>2012</strong> Barroso, Brian $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
BUL 2241 10030 3 Business Law I KW T 19:00-21:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CGS 1100 10037 3 Intro to Computer Applications KW T 19:00-21:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Grattan, Michael $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CGS 1100 10147 3 Intro to Computer Applications MA W 17:30-20:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> N<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
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Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
CGS 1100 10034 3 Intro to Computer Applications VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> DeKeyrel, James $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number. This class uses Windows 7 and Office 2010.<br />
CGS 1100 10035 3 Intro to Computer Applications VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Veeder, Stacy $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number. This class uses Windows 7 and Office 2010.<br />
CGS 2091 10123 3 Pro Ethics & Soc Iss in Comp VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Veeder, Stacy $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Criminal Justice<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
CCJ 1010 10178 3 Introduction to Criminology VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
CCJ 1020 10179 3 Int to the Criminal Justice Sy VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
CCJ 2002 10181 3 Crime in America VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
CJL 2100 10180 3 Criminal Law VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Fall<br />
Diving Business Technology<br />
Day<br />
EOC 2711 10186 4 Diving Technology KW M 14:00-18:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Kolbe, Daniel $334.55 N<br />
EOC 2713C 10187 3 Breathing Gases & De<strong>com</strong>p Theor KW M 16:00-17:50 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Brenner, Tracy $281.96 N<br />
Comments: Six, 5-hour labs Sundays, 8 am - 12:50 pm.Lab dates: 9/30, 10/7, 10/21, 11/4, 11/18, 12/9.<br />
EOC 2714C 10188 2 Re<strong>com</strong>pression Chamber Oper KW T 16:00-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Lawson, Barry $243.32 N<br />
ISC 2132 10189 4 Basic Research Diving KW F 09:00-16:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Brylske, Alex $374.38 N<br />
Comments: Labs take place during regularly scheduled class time on Fridays, 1 pm - 5 pm.This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional<br />
course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
PEN 1136C 10190 2 Scuba Diving KW T 14:00-14:50 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Brenner, Tracy $236.05 N<br />
Comments: Six, 5-hour labs held on Sundays, 1 pm - 5:50 pm.Lab dates: 9/16, 9/30, 10/14, 10/28, 11/4, 11/18.<br />
PEN 1141 10191 2 Scuba Equip Maint & Repair KW T 16:00-17:50 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Barkan, Robert $108.00 N<br />
PEQ 1136C 10193 4 Scuba Instructor Training KW T 16:00-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Brenner, Tracy $426.60 Y<br />
Comments: Six, 4-hour labs held on Sundays, 9 am - 12:50 pm, plus 2 IE exam days (8 hrs).Lab dates: 9/16, 9/23, 10/14, 10/28, 11/11, 12/2 + IE exam days TBD.<br />
PEQ 1137C 10194 4 Divemaster KW W 16:00-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Brenner, Tracy $350.37 Y<br />
Comments: Six, 5-hour labs held on Saturdays, 8 am - 12:50 pm. Lab dates: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13.<br />
Evening<br />
EMS 2081C 10185 3 Scuba Rescue & Emer Medicine KW T 19:00-20:55 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Lingle, Kenneth $309.63 N<br />
Comments: Eight, 4-hour labs Saturdays, 8 am - 11:50 am.Lab dates: 9/1, 9/15, 9/29, 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/17, 12/1.<br />
PEN 2137C 10192 3 Adv Diving Theory & Practice KW R 19:00-20:55 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Lingle, Kenneth $276.16 Y<br />
Comments: Eight, 4-hour labs held on Sundays, 9 am - 12:50 pm.Lab dates: 9/2, 9/9, 9/23, 10/7, 10/21, 11/4, 11/18, 12/2.<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Economics<br />
Day<br />
ECO <strong>2013</strong> 10053 3 Macroeconomics KW MW 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Wood, Frank $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
ECO <strong>2013</strong> 10054 3 Macroeconomics KW W 19:00-21:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Wood, Frank $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Education<br />
Weekend<br />
EDF 2005 10149 3 Intro to Teaching Pr<strong>of</strong>ession MA S 09:30-12:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Arnott, Jeffery Y<br />
Emergency Medical Services<br />
Evening<br />
EMS 1059C 10182 4 1st Responder <strong>for</strong> Med Pr<strong>of</strong> KW W 18:00-21:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Zalewski, Barbara $560.00 N<br />
EMS 1059C 10196 4 1st Responder <strong>for</strong> Med Pr<strong>of</strong> OU W 18:00-21:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Zalewski, Barbara $560.00 N<br />
Comments: Key Largo EMS<br />
EMS 1158C 10183 11 Emergency Medical Technician KW MR 18:00-21:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Zalewski, Barbara $360.80 Y<br />
English<br />
Day<br />
ENC 0015 10055 3 Developmental Writing I KW MW 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Fall<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 0025 10057 3 Developmental Writing II KW TR 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Nicholas, Melissa $30.00 Y<br />
ENC 1101 10059 3 English Composition I KW MW 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Charron, Carolyn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 10060 3 English Composition I KW MW 08:00-09:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Charron, Carolyn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 10061 3 English Composition I KW MW 15:30-16:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Parmentier, Hilary $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 10064 3 English Composition I KW TR 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Parmentier, Hilary $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 10065 3 English Composition I KW TR 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Charron, Carolyn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 10151 3 English Composition I MA TR 10:00-11:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Markham, Lois $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 10167 3 English Composition I CS MW 08:30-09:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Markham, Lois $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 10068 3 English Composition II KW MW 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 10071 3 English Composition II KW TR 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Charron, Carolyn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
PGY 1245C 10195 3 Underwater Photography KW R 18:30-21:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Rice, Lucja $281.51 Y<br />
Comments: Six, 5-hour labs held on Sundays, 8 am - 12:50 pm.Lab dates: 9/9, 9/30, 10/7, 10/21, 11/11, 12/2.<br />
Weekend<br />
EMS 1344 10184 1 Aquatic 1st Aid/CPR/O2 KW US 09:00-17:55 08/25/<strong>2012</strong> - 08/26/<strong>2012</strong> Brenner, Tracy $80.00 N<br />
ENC 1102 10072 3 English Composition II KW TR 14:00-15:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Parmentier, Hilary $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 10152 3 English Composition II MA TR 08:30-09:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Markham, Lois $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
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Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
ENC 1102 10168 3 English Composition II CS MW 12:00-13:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Markham, Lois $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
ENC 0015 10056 3 Developmental Writing I KW MW 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 0025 10058 3 Developmental Writing II KW TR 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $30.00 Y<br />
ENC 0025 10150 3 Developmental Writing II MA T 17:30-20:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Faust, Megan Y<br />
ENC 1101 10062 3 English Composition I KW MW 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Charleston, Gregory $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 10066 3 English Composition I KW TR 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Parmentier, Hilary $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 10067 3 English Composition I KW R 19:00-21:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 10069 3 English Composition II KW W 19:00-21:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Charleston, Gregory $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 10073 3 English Composition II KW TR 19:00-20:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
ENC 1101 10063 3 English Composition I VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Charleston, Gregory $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last<br />
four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Fall<br />
ENC 1102 10070 3 English Composition II VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Charleston, Gregory $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last<br />
four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Graphic Arts Design<br />
Day<br />
GRA 1100C 10076 3 Intro to Computer Based Design KW T 14:00-17:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
History<br />
Day<br />
AMH 2010 10005 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> United States to 1876 KW TR 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Farrell, Sharon N<br />
Comments:<br />
6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
AMH 2020 10006 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> US, 1876-1945 KW MW 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Farrell, Sharon N<br />
WOH 1012 10122 3 World History I KW TR 14:00-15:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Farrell, Sharon N<br />
Evening<br />
AMH 2010 10003 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> United States to 1876 KW MW 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Farrell, Sharon N<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
AMH 2010 10142 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> United States to 1876 MA M 17:30-20:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Convertito, Coriann N<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
AMH 2020 10158 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> US, 1876-1945 CS MW 18:00-19:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Fleitas, David N<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
AMH 2010 10004 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> United States to 1876 VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Farrell, Sharon $75.00 N<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a<br />
period. Your password is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Human Services<br />
Weekend<br />
HUS 1007 10124 1 Int to Cert Add Pr<strong>of</strong> Process KW US 08:00-14:59 09/08/<strong>2012</strong> - 09/09/<strong>2012</strong> Prescott, James $1.60 N<br />
HUS 1400 10125 2 Intro to Chem Depend/Addict KW US 08:00-14:59 09/22/<strong>2012</strong> - 09/30/<strong>2012</strong> Prescott, James $3.20 N<br />
HUS 1421 10126 2 Assess & Treat Planning KW US 08:00-14:59 10/13/<strong>2012</strong> - 10/21/<strong>2012</strong> Prescott, James $3.20 N<br />
HUS 1422 10127 1 Comm Skills Using Thera Comm KW US 08:00-14:59 12/08/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/09/<strong>2012</strong> Menardi, Daniela $1.60 N<br />
HUS 1500 10128 3 Ethics <strong>for</strong> Addiction Prfssnal KW US 08:00-14:59 11/03/<strong>2012</strong> - 11/18/<strong>2012</strong> Prescott, James $4.80 N<br />
HUS 2460 10129 1 Relapse Prevention KW US 08:00-14:59 12/01/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/02/<strong>2012</strong> Menardi, Daniela $1.60 N<br />
Humanities<br />
Day<br />
HUM 1020 10169 3 Introduction to Humanities CS MW 10:00-11:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
HUM 1020 10077 3 Introduction to Humanities VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Bentley-Kemp, Lynne $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last<br />
four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Fall<br />
HUM 1020 10078 3 Introduction to Humanities VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Bentley-Kemp, Lynne $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance<br />
instruction.To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Languages<br />
Evening<br />
SPN 1120C 10177 4 Beginning Spanish I KW MW 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Marchak, Stacey Y<br />
SPN 1120L 10118 0 Beginning Spanish I Lab KW F 17:00-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Marchak, Stacey $35.00 Y<br />
Library Science<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
LIS 2004 10079 1 Intro to Internet Research VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Dillalogue, Eric $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Literature<br />
Day<br />
CRW 1001 10049 3 Creative Writing I OL MW 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Parmentier, Hilary $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
This class will meet at the San Carlos Theater.<br />
LIT 2020 10080 3 Introduction to Short Fiction KW TR 08:00-09:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Charron, Carolyn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
CRW 1001 10166 3 Creative Writing I CS MW 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Markham, Lois $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Marine Sciences<br />
Day<br />
OCB 1000 10198 3 Introduction to Marine Biology KW TR 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Brylske, Alex $44.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
OCB 1000 10201 3 Introduction to Marine Biology KW MW 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Hitz, Sherri $12.00 N<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
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Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
OCB 1301C 10202 3 Dolphin Lab OM US 08:00-16:59 08/18/<strong>2012</strong> - 08/19/<strong>2012</strong> Donald, Kirsten $1,500.00 N<br />
Comments: This course requires permission <strong>of</strong> instructor, Kirsten Donald, at 305-289-1121 ext 247. Student must stay at the Dolphin Research Center during the week <strong>of</strong><br />
study.<br />
OCB 1311 10203 3 Dolph Stud & Field Exp I OM US 08:00-16:59 09/01/<strong>2012</strong> - 09/02/<strong>2012</strong> Donald, Kirsten $1,700.00 N<br />
Comments: This course requires permission <strong>of</strong> instructor, Kirsten Donald, at 305-289-1121 ext 247. Student must stay at the Dolphin Research Center during the week <strong>of</strong><br />
study.<br />
OCB 2102C 10346 4 Marine Data Collection KW F 10:00-14:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Tallacksen, Michelle $250.00 Y<br />
Comments: This course will require extra time outside <strong>of</strong> class time on Fridays <strong>for</strong> field trips.<br />
OCB 2310 10205 3 Dolph Stud & Field Exp: Cogn OM US 08:00-16:59 08/25/<strong>2012</strong> - 08/26/<strong>2012</strong> Donald, Kirsten $1,700.00 N<br />
Comments: This course requires permission <strong>of</strong> instructor, Kirsten Donald, at 305-289-1121 ext 247. Student must stay at the Dolphin Research Center during the week <strong>of</strong><br />
study.<br />
OCB 2313 10206 3 Dolphin St & Field Exp II OM US 08:00-16:59 09/08/<strong>2012</strong> - 09/09/<strong>2012</strong> Donald, Kirsten $1,700.00 Y<br />
Comments: This course requires permission <strong>of</strong> instructor, Kirsten Donald, at 305-289-1121 ext 247. Student must stay at the Dolphin Research Center during the week <strong>of</strong><br />
study.<br />
OCE 1001 10208 3 Introduction to Oceanography KW TR 14:00-15:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Brylske, Alex $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
OCB 1000 10197 3 Introduction to Marine Biology KW T 19:00-21:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Hitz, Sherri $12.00 N<br />
OCB 1000 10200 3 Introduction to Marine Biology CS R 18:30-21:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> N<br />
OCE 1001 10173 3 Introduction to Oceanography CS R 18:00-20:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Engler, Deanna $32.34 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Fall<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
OCB 1000 10199 3 Introduction to Marine Biology VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $87.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password<br />
is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
OCE 1001 10207 3 Introduction to Oceanography VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Weekend<br />
OCB 2263C 10204 4 Coral Reef Biology & Mgmt KW S 09:00-16:50 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Brylske, Alex $473.28 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Marine Technology<br />
Day<br />
MTE 1001C 10279 3 Marine Diesel Engine Overhaul KW MW 18:00-21:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 10/10/<strong>2012</strong> Duley, Joseph $226.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1042C 10276 3 Marine Diesel Systems KW MW 14:00-17:59 10/15/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Duley, Joseph $200.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1301 10272 3 Fiberglassing Theory KW TR 08:00-11:59 08/21/<strong>2012</strong> - 10/11/<strong>2012</strong> Duley, Joseph $192.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1371C 10273 3 Fbrglss Boat Repair & Maint KW TR 08:00-11:59 10/16/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/06/<strong>2012</strong> Duley, Joseph $232.96 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1400C 10270 3 Applied Marine Electricity KW MW 08:00-11:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 10/10/<strong>2012</strong> Woods, Mark $125.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Evening<br />
MTE 1052 10280 3 2&4 Cycle Outboard Theory KW MW 18:00-21:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 10/10/<strong>2012</strong> Woods, Mark $226.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1053C 10281 3 2 & 4 Cycle Outbrd Rep & Maint KW MW 18:00-21:59 10/15/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Duley, Joseph $231.81 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1651C 10282 3 Gas and Electric Welding KW TR 18:00-21:59 08/21/<strong>2012</strong> - 10/11/<strong>2012</strong> $232.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1651C 10283 3 Gas and Electric Welding KW TR 18:00-21:59 10/16/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/06/<strong>2012</strong> Miner, William $232.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Mathematics<br />
Day<br />
MAC 1105 10081 3 College Algebra KW MW 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Majewicz, John Y<br />
MAC 1105 10085 3 College Algebra KW TR 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Majewicz, John Y<br />
MAC 1114 10258 3 Trigonometry KW MW 14:00-15:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Majewicz, John Y<br />
MAC 2311 10086 4 Calculus & Analytic Geometry 1 KW MW 11:00-12:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Majewicz, John Y<br />
MAT 0018 10089 3 Developmental Mathematics I KW MW 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Carroll, Susan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at<br />
http:www.universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
Fall<br />
MAT 0018 10090 3 Developmental Mathematics I KW TR 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Balmes, Steven $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0018 10171 3 Developmental Mathematics I CS TR 16:30-17:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Reis, Barbara Y<br />
MAT 0028 10259 3 Developmental Mathematics II KW MW 15:30-16:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Fry, Morgan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0028 10260 3 Developmental Mathematics II KW MW 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Carroll, Susan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0028 10261 3 Developmental Mathematics II KW TR 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Carroll, Susan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0028 10287 3 Developmental Mathematics II MA MW 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Reis, Barbara Y<br />
MAT 0028 10347 3 Developmental Mathematics II CS TR 16:30-17:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Y<br />
MAT 1033 10263 3 Intermediate Algebra KW MW 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Abagnale, Susan Y<br />
MAT 1033 10266 3 Intermediate Algebra KW TR 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Abagnale, Susan Y<br />
MGF 1106 10267 3 Mathematics <strong>for</strong> Liberal Arts I KW TR 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Carroll, Susan Y<br />
MGF 1106 10285 3 Mathematics <strong>for</strong> Liberal Arts I CS TR 12:00-13:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Reis, Barbara Y<br />
MGF 1106 10289 3 Mathematics <strong>for</strong> Liberal Arts I MA MW 15:30-16:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Reis, Barbara Y<br />
MTE 2062 10271 2 Mar Corrosion & Crrsn Prevent KW MW 08:00-11:59 10/17/<strong>2012</strong> - 11/19/<strong>2012</strong> Miner, William $91.64 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
STA 2023 10269 3 Int Probability & Statistics I KW TR 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Abagnale, Susan Y<br />
MTE 2160C 10278 3 Diesel Fuel Injection Systems KW TR 14:00-17:59 10/16/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/06/<strong>2012</strong> Miner, William $182.46<br />
YComments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
STA 2023 10286 3 Int Probability & Statistics I CS TR 10:00-11:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Reis, Barbara Y<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
34 35
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Evening<br />
MAC 1105 10082 3 College Algebra KW MW 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Y<br />
MAC 1105 10084 3 College Algebra KW TR 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Y<br />
MAC 1105 10153 3 College Algebra MA W 17:30-20:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Terpos, Alexander Y<br />
MAC 1105 10170 3 College Algebra CS TR 19:00-20:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Ledwith, Christine Y<br />
MAT 0018 10088 3 Developmental Mathematics I KW MW 19:00-20:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Fry, Morgan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at<br />
http://www.universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0018 10091 3 Developmental Mathematics I KW TR 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Rodriguez, Marjorie $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at<br />
http://www.universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0028 10262 3 Developmental Mathematics II KW TR 19:00-20:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Rodriguez, Marjorie $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at<br />
http://www.universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 1033 10263 3 Intermediate Algebra KW MW 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Carroll, Susan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at<br />
http://www.universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
Fall<br />
MAT 1033 10265 3 Intermediate Algebra KW TR 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Abagnale, Susan Y<br />
MAT 1033 10284 3 Intermediate Algebra CS MW 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Ledwith, Christine Y<br />
MAT 1033 10288 3 Intermediate Algebra MA T 17:30-20:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Terpos, Alexander Y<br />
STA 2023 10268 3 Int Probability & Statistics I KW MW 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Abagnale, Susan Y<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
MAC 1105 10083 3 College Algebra VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Majewicz, John $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your<br />
password is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Music<br />
Day<br />
MUH 2011 10154 3 Music Appreciation I MA R 15:30-18:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> King, James N<br />
Evening<br />
MUH 2011 10172 3 Music Appreciation I CS M 18:00-20:50 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> King, James N<br />
Nursing<br />
Day<br />
NUR 1020C 10130 7 Fundamentals <strong>of</strong> Nursing KW M 09:00-11:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Richardson, Rachelle $393.93 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu. Labs M or T, Clinicals T or W.<br />
NUR 1020C 10131 7 Fundamentals <strong>of</strong> Nursing CS M 09:00-11:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Richardson, Rachelle $393.93 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu. Labs M or T, Clinicals T or W.<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
NUR 1142 10133 2 Pharmacology <strong>for</strong> Nursing CS T 15:00-17:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Turner, Mary $151.18 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu. There are no clinicals.<br />
NUR 1211C 10134 8 Clinical Nursing I KW T 08:30-12:29 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Turner, Mary $419.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu. Labs W am or pm, Clinicals R or<br />
NUR 1211C 10135 8 Clinical Nursing I CS T 08:30-12:29 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Turner, Mary $419.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu. Labs W am or pm, Clinicals R or<br />
NUR 2213C 10136 8 Clinical Nursing II KW R 08:30-12:29 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Sagan, Julie $419.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu. Labs R pm, Clinicals M, R or F.<br />
NUR 2213C 10137 8 Clinical Nursing II CS R 08:30-12:29 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Sagan, Julie $419.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu. Labs R pm, Clinicals M, R or F.<br />
NUR 2462C 10138 8 Maternal-Child Health KW W 08:30-12:29 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Wise, Penni $419.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu. Labs T, Clinicals M, R or F.<br />
NUR 2462C 10139 8 Maternal-Child Health CS W 08:30-12:29 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Wise, Penni $419.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu. Labs T, Clinicals M, R or F.<br />
Fall<br />
NUR 2818C 10140 3 Clinical Nursing III KW W 13:00-15:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Wise, Penni $208.08 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu. ATI NCLEX-RN Review<br />
NUR 2818C 10141 3 Clinical Nursing III CS W 13:00-15:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Wise, Penni $208.08 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu. ATI NCLEX-RN Review<br />
Philosophy and Religion<br />
Evening<br />
REL 2202 10351 3 Women in the Bible KW MW 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Baldwin, Judith $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
REL 2300 10110 3 World Religions KW TR 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
REL 2300 11017 3 World Religions CS F 17:30-20:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Foote, Kerry Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
PHI 2010 10098 3 Introduction to Philosophy VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a<br />
period. Your password is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
PHI 2600 10099 3 Introduction to Ethics VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a<br />
period. Your password is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
PHI 2600 10100 3 Introduction to Ethics VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a<br />
period. Your password is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Physical Science<br />
NUR 1142 10132 2 Pharmacology <strong>for</strong> Nursing KW T 15:00-17:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Turner, Mary $151.18 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu. There are no clinicals.<br />
Day<br />
CHM 1045 10042 3 General Chemistry I KW MW 15:30-16:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Gragg, Bruce Y<br />
CHM 2210 10043 3 Organic Chemistry I KW TR 16:00-17:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Gragg, Bruce Y<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
36 37
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Evening<br />
CHM 1045L 10044 1 General Chemistry I Lab KW M 17:00-19:29 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Gragg, Bruce $30.00 Y<br />
CHM 1045L 10045 1 General Chemistry I Lab KW W 17:00-19:29 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Gragg, Bruce $30.00 Y<br />
CHM 2210L 10046 1 Organic Chemistry I Lab KW TR 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Gragg, Bruce $40.00 Y<br />
PHY 1053C 10101 4 General Physics I KW MW 19:00-21:29 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Y<br />
PSC 1515 10155 3 Environmental Physical Science MA R 17:30-20:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Matthews, Thomas N<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
AST 1002 10013 3 Astronomy VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Christensen, Erik $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
CHM 1033 10041 3 Chemistry <strong>for</strong> Health Sciences VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Gragg, Bruce $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
MET 1010 10094 3 Introduction to Meteorology VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
PSC 1341 10103 3 Physical Science VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Gragg, Bruce $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Fall<br />
Political Science<br />
Day<br />
POS 1041 10102 3 National Government KW MW 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Maguire, Daniel $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Psychology<br />
Day<br />
DEP 2004 10050 3 Human Growth & Development KW MW 14:00-15:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
PSY <strong>2012</strong> 10104 3 General Psychology KW MW 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Eads, Katheryn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
DEP 2004 10052 3 Human Growth & Development KW T 19:00-21:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
DEP 2004 10148 3 Human Growth & Development MA M 17:30-20:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Wright, Cynthia Y<br />
PSY <strong>2012</strong> 10174 3 General Psychology CS W 19:00-21:50 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Gray, Susan Y<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
DEP 2004 10051 3 Human Growth & Development VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Eads, Katheryn $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
PSY <strong>2012</strong> 10105 3 General Psychology VC 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Eads, Katheryn $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Reading<br />
Day<br />
REA 0007 10106 3 Developmental Reading I KW MW 11:00-12:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Nicholas, Melissa $30.00 Y<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Evening<br />
REA 0007 10107 3 Developmental Reading I KW TR 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $30.00 Y<br />
REA 0017 10108 3 Developmental Reading II KW MW 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Nicholas, Melissa $30.00 Y<br />
Seamanship & Navigation<br />
Day<br />
MTE 1802 10277 3 Coastal Navigation KW MW 14:00-17:59 10/15/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Woods, Mark $182.24 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1811 10274 3 Basic Seamanship KW TR 08:00-11:59 10/16/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/06/<strong>2012</strong> Miner, William $231.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1811 10275 3 Basic Seamanship KW MW 14:00-17:59 08/22/<strong>2012</strong> - 10/15/<strong>2012</strong> Miner, William $231.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Fall<br />
Evening<br />
MTE 1882 10256 4 Ocean Operator’s Lic Prep Crse KW TR 18:00-21:59 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $242.65 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Sociology<br />
Evening<br />
SYG 1000 10121 3 Introduction to Sociology KW TR 17:30-18:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Y<br />
Student Life Skills<br />
Day<br />
SLS 1401 10111 3 College Survival Skills KW MW 14:00-15:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Nicholas, Melissa $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
SLS 1401 10176 3 College Survival Skills CS MW 15:00-16:15 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> N<br />
Evening<br />
SLS 1401 10112 3 College Survival Skills KW T 19:00-21:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
SLS 1401 10156 3 College Survival Skills MA T 17:30-18:20 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> N<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
REA 0017 10109 3 Developmental Reading II KW TR 09:30-10:45 08/20/<strong>2012</strong> - 12/10/<strong>2012</strong> Nicholas, Melissa $30.00 Y<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
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Morning<br />
6:00am - 7:00am<br />
7:00am - 8:00am<br />
Spring <strong>Schedule</strong> Worksheet<br />
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday<br />
<strong>Course</strong> <strong>Schedule</strong> Spring <strong>2013</strong><br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Accounting<br />
Evening<br />
ACG 2071 20002 3 Managerial Accounting KW M 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Rainer, Debra $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
8:00am - 9:00am<br />
9:00am - 10:00am<br />
10:00am - 11:00am<br />
11:00am - Noon<br />
AAfternoon<br />
Noon - 1:00pm<br />
1:00pm - 2:00pm<br />
2:00pm - 3:00pm<br />
3:00pm - 4:00pm<br />
4:00pm - 5:00pm<br />
EEvening<br />
5:00pm - 6:00pm<br />
6:00pm - 7:00pm<br />
7:00pm - 8:00pm<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
ACG 2021 20001 3 Financial Accounting VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Rainer, Debra $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Day<br />
ARH 1050 20146 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> Art, Ancient to 1400 CS MW 16:30-17:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> N<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
ARH 1051 20007 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> Art, 1400-Present KW MW 08:00-09:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> N<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
ART 1750C 20008 3 Ceramics I KW T 14:00-17:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gogin, Gerald $75.00 N<br />
ART 1750C 20009 3 Ceramics I KW R 10:00-13:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gogin, Gerald $75.00 N<br />
ART 1754C 20010 3 Ceramics II KW R 14:00-17:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gogin, Gerald $143.50 Y<br />
ART 2752C 20012 3 Wheel Throwing I KW W 10:00-13:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gogin, Gerald $143.50 Y<br />
ART 2772C 20013 3 Raku KW T 10:00-13:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gogin, Gerald $84.50 N<br />
PGY 1401C 20104 4 Int to Creat Black & White Pho KW R 13:00-17:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $50.00 N<br />
PGY 1404C 20297 4 Intm Creat Black & White Photo KW T 13:00-17:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Appleby, Helen $274.00 Y<br />
Art<br />
Spring<br />
Evening<br />
ART 1300C 20147 3 Beginning Drawing CS T 18:00-20:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $82.00 N<br />
ART 2001C 20011 3 Creative Expressions KW MW 19:00-20:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Labriola, Ann N<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
ARH 1050 20189 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> Art, Ancient to 1400 VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 N<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a<br />
period. Your password is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Biological Sciences<br />
Day<br />
BSC 1005 20015 3 Survey <strong>of</strong> Biological Science KW TR 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Preziosi, Mark Y<br />
BSC 1010 20016 3 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I KW MW 12:30-13:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Preziosi, Mark Y<br />
8:00pm - 9:00pm<br />
BSC 1010L 20026 1 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I Lab KW W 09:00-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Preziosi, Mark $108.11 Y<br />
BSC 1011 20017 3 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology II KW MW 14:00-15:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Hitz, Sherri Y<br />
9:00pm - 10:00pm<br />
BSC 1011L 20028 1 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology II Lab KW W 15:30-17:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Hitz, Sherri $83.45 Y<br />
BSC 1020 20150 3 Human Body CS R 15:00-17:55 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Bullis, Robert N<br />
BSC 1085 20022 3 Anatomy & Physiology I KW TR 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Irwin, William $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
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Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
BSC 1085 20023 3 Anatomy & Physiology I KW TR 19:00-20:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Irwin, William $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
BSC 1085 20166 3 Anatomy & Physiology I MA W 09:30-12:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Bullis, Robert Y<br />
BSC 1086 20024 3 Anatomy & Physiology II KW MW 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Irwin, William $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
BSC 1086 20148 3 Anatomy & Physiology II CS T 15:00-17:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Bullis, Robert Y<br />
BSC 1086L 20167 1 Anatomy and Physiology II Lab MA W 12:30-14:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Bullis, Robert $45.32 Y<br />
MCB 2010 20099 3 Microbiology KW F 13:00-15:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Preziosi, Mark Y<br />
MCB 2010 20172 3 Microbiology MA W 15:00-17:50 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Bullis, Robert Y<br />
MCB 2010L 20100 1 Microbiology Lab KW F 16:00-17:55 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Preziosi, Mark $115.06 Y<br />
Evening<br />
BSC 1011 20018 3 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology II KW TR 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Hitz, Sherri Y<br />
BSC 1011L 20027 1 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology II Lab KW R 19:00-20:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Hitz, Sherri $83.45 Y<br />
BSC 1020 20020 3 Human Body KW TR 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Irwin, William $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
BSC 1086L 20149 1 Anatomy and Physiology II Lab CS T 18:10-19:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Bullis, Robert $65.00 Y<br />
MCB 2010L 20173 1 Microbiology Lab MA F 18:00-19:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Bullis, Robert $115.06 Y<br />
PCB 2030 20103 3 Environmental Biology KW T 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Hitz, Sherri N<br />
Hybrid, Mixed (DL)<br />
BSC 1085L 20030 1 Anatomy and Physiology I Lab KW R 11:00-12:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Irwin, William $60.32 Y<br />
Spring<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.<br />
BSC 1085L 20031 1 Anatomy and Physiology I Lab KW R 20:30-22:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Irwin, William $60.32 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.<br />
BSC 1086L 20025 1 Anatomy and Physiology II Lab KW W 11:00-12:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Irwin, William $15.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password<br />
is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
BSC 1020 20019 3 Human Body VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
BSC 1085 20021 3 Anatomy & Physiology I VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Evening<br />
BUL 2242 20033 3 Business Law II KW T 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENT 1000 20079 3 Entrepreneurship KW TR 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Wood, Frank $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
FIN 1001 20081 3 Principles <strong>of</strong> Finance KW R 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Snyder, Brittany Y<br />
GEB 1011 20082 3 Introduction to Business KW W 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Barroso, Brian $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
BUL 2241 20032 3 Business Law I VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Muffler, Stephen $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Communications and Speech<br />
Day<br />
SPC 1608 <strong>2012</strong>2 3 Intro to Speech Comm KW MW 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Maguire, Daniel $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
SPC 1608 <strong>2012</strong>3 3 Intro to Speech Comm KW R 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Maguire, Daniel $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
SPC 1608 20163 3 Intro to Speech Comm CS F 17:30-20:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Todd, John Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Spring<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
SPC 1608 <strong>2012</strong>1 3 Intro to Speech Comm VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Maguire, Daniel $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password<br />
is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.Students will need regular access to a live audience <strong>of</strong> at least 10 people and a video camera that has the capacity to<br />
record and upload 10 minutes <strong>of</strong> audio/video.<br />
Weekend<br />
SPC 1608 20179 3 Intro to Speech Comm MA S 13:30-16:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Todd, John Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Computer Science<br />
Day<br />
CGS 1000C 20042 3 Intro to Computer Science KW MW 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Ellis, Dawn $44.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CGS 1100 20037 3 Intro to Computer Applications KW MW 08:00-09:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> DeKeyrel, James $36.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CGS 1100 20038 3 Intro to Computer Applications KW MW 14:00-15:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Veeder, Stacy $36.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CGS 1100 20040 3 Intro to Computer Applications KW TR 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Veeder, Stacy $36.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
BSC 1085L 20029 1 Anatomy and Physiology I Lab VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Business<br />
Day<br />
MAN 2021 20094 3 Management Concepts KW MW 08:00-09:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Wood, Frank N<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
CGS 2820 20041 3 Web Authoring -HTML KW MW 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Ellis, Dawn $105.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
COP 1220C 20054 3 C Programming KW TR 14:00-15:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Ellis, Dawn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
COP 2800 20053 3 Introduction Java Programming KW TR 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Ellis, Dawn $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
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Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Evening<br />
CET 1174C 20034 3 Advanced Computer Repair KW R 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Lynn, Jeffrey $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CGS 1100 20039 3 Intro to Computer Applications KW MW 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Grattan, Michael $36.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CGS 1100 20168 3 Intro to Computer Applications MA T 17:30-20:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> N<br />
CIS 2321 20050 3 System Analysis & Design KW T 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Lynn, Jeffrey $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CNT 1000 20051 3 Int to Local Area Comp Network KW W 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Grattan, Michael $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CNT 1401 20052 3 Prin Info Sec & Assurance KW M 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Grattan, Michael $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
COT 2003 20055 4 Foundations <strong>of</strong> Computer Sci KW TR 17:00-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Grattan, Michael $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
CGS 1100 20035 3 Intro to Computer Applications VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Veeder, Stacy $75.00 N<br />
Comments: This class uses Windows 7 and Office 2010.To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last<br />
name separated by a period. Your password is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security n<br />
CGS 1100 20036 3 Intro to Computer Applications VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> DeKeyrel, James $75.00 N<br />
Comments: This class uses Windows 7 and Office 2010.To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last<br />
name separated by a period. Your password is the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Criminal Justice<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
CCJ 2252 <strong>2013</strong>0 3 Critical Issues in Crim Just VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Spring<br />
CCJ 2618 <strong>2012</strong>8 3 Criminal Psychology VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
CCJ 2704 <strong>2012</strong>9 3 Res Methods in Crim Just VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
CJE 1640 <strong>2013</strong>2 3 Introduction to Forensics VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
CJE 2600 <strong>2013</strong>1 3 Criminal Investigation VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Diving Business Technology<br />
Day<br />
EOC 2713C 20203 3 Breathing Gases & De<strong>com</strong>p Theor KW M 16:00-17:50 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Brenner, Tracy $281.96 N<br />
Comments: Six, 5-hour labs, Sundays 8 am - 12:50 am.Lab dates: 2/3, 2/24, 3/3, 3/17, 4/7, 4/14.<br />
ISC 2132 20205 4 Basic Research Diving KW F 09:00-16:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Brylske, Alex $374.38 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
PEN 1136C 20206 2 Scuba Diving KW T 14:00-14:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Brenner, Tracy $236.05 N<br />
Comments: Six, 5-hour labs, Sundays 1 pm - 5:50 pm.Lab dates: 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, 4/7, 4/14, 4/21.<br />
PEN 1142C 20207 4 Adv Div Equip Maint & Rep KW TR 16:00-18:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Barkan, Robert $134.00 Y<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
PEQ 1136C 20209 4 Scuba Instructor Training KW T 16:00-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Brenner, Tracy $426.60 Y<br />
Comments: Six, 5-hour labs, Saturdays 1 pm - 6 pm + 2 IE exam days.Lab dates: 2/9, 2/23, 3/9, 3/16, 4/13, 4/20.<br />
PEQ 1137C 20210 4 Divemaster KW W 16:00-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Brenner, Tracy $350.37 Y<br />
Comments: Six, 5-hour labs, Saturdays 8 am - 12:50 pm.Lab dates: 1/26, 2/2, 2/9, 2/16, 2/23, 3/2.<br />
Evening<br />
EMS 2081C 20202 3 Scuba Rescue & Emer Medicine KW T 19:00-20:55 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Lingle, Kenneth $309.63 N<br />
Comments: Eight, 4-hour labs, Saturdays from 8 am - 11:50 am.Lab dates: 1/19, 2/2, 2/16, 3/2, 3/9, 4/6, 4/13, 4/20.<br />
EOC 2714C 20204 2 Re<strong>com</strong>pression Chamber Oper KW T 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Lawson, Barry $243.32 N<br />
PEN 2137C 20208 3 Adv Diving Theory & Practice KW R 19:00-21:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Lingle, Kenneth $276.16 Y<br />
Comments: Eight, 4-hour labs, Sundays 9 am - 12:50 pm.Lab dates: 1/20, 2/3, 2/17, 3/3, 3/10, 4/7, 4/14, 4/21.<br />
PGY 1245C 20211 3 Underwater Photography KW R 18:30-21:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Rice, Lucja $281.51 Y<br />
Comments: Six, 5-hour labs, Sundays 8 am - 12:50 pm.Lab dates: 1/27, 2/10, 2/24, 3/10, 4/14, 4/21.<br />
Weekend<br />
EMS 1344 20201 1 Aquatic 1st Aid/CPR/O2 KW US 09:00-15:50 01/12/<strong>2013</strong> - 01/13/<strong>2013</strong> Brenner, Tracy $80.00 N<br />
Economics<br />
Day<br />
ECO <strong>2013</strong> 20060 3 Macroeconomics KW TR 08:00-09:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Wood, Frank $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ECO 2023 20061 3 Microeconomics KW MW 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Wood, Frank $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
ECO <strong>2013</strong> 20059 3 Macroeconomics VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Block, Priscilla $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Spring<br />
Education<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
EDF 2085 20062 3 Intro Diversity <strong>for</strong> Educators VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Arnott, Jeffery $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Weekend<br />
EDF 2085 20169 3 Intro Diversity <strong>for</strong> Educators MA S 09:30-12:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> N<br />
Emergency Medical Services<br />
Evening<br />
EMS 1059C 20185 4 1st Responder <strong>for</strong> Med Pr<strong>of</strong> KW W 18:00-21:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Zalewski, Barbara $140.00 N<br />
EMS 1158C 20186 11 Emergency Medical Technician OU MR 18:00-21:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Zalewski, Barbara $360.80 Y<br />
EMS 1158C 20187 11 Emergency Medical Technician KW MR 18:00-21:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Zalewski, Barbara $360.80 Y<br />
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English<br />
Day<br />
ENC 0015 20064 3 Developmental Writing I KW MW 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 0015 20249 3 Developmental Writing I KW TR 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Nicholas, Melissa $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 20067 3 English Composition I KW MW 08:00-09:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Charron, Carolyn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 20068 3 English Composition I KW MW 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Parmentier, Hilary $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
ENC 1101 20069 3 English Composition I KW TR 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Charron, Carolyn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 20070 3 English Composition I KW TR 16:00-17:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Charleston, Gregory $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 20153 3 English Composition I CS MW 08:30-09:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Markham, Lois $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 20170 3 English Composition I MA TR 10:00-11:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Markham, Lois $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 20073 3 English Composition II KW MW 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Charron, Carolyn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 20074 3 English Composition II KW MW 15:30-16:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Parmentier, Hilary $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 20075 3 English Composition II KW TR 08:00-09:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Charron, Carolyn $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 20076 3 English Composition II KW TR 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Parmentier, Hilary $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 20154 3 English Composition II CS MW 12:00-13:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Markham, Lois $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 20171 3 English Composition II MA TR 08:30-09:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Markham, Lois $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENG 1300 20063 3 Writing about Film KW F 09:30-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Charleston, Gregory $50.00 Y<br />
Evening<br />
ENC 1101 20071 3 English Composition I KW T 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Spring<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 20077 3 English Composition II KW TR 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Charleston, Gregory $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 20078 3 English Composition II KW R 19:00-20:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENG 1300 20155 3 Writing about Film CS MW 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Markham, Lois Y<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
ENC 1101 20066 3 English Composition I VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Charleston, Gregory $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last<br />
four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
ENC 1102 20072 3 English Composition II VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Charron, Carolyn $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last<br />
four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
History<br />
Day<br />
AMH 2020 20004 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> US, 1876-1945 KW MW 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Farrell, Sharon N<br />
AMH 2020 20005 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> US, 1876-1945 KW TR 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Farrell, Sharon N<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Evening<br />
AMH 2020 20145 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> US, 1876-1945 CS MW 18:00-19:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Fleitas, David N<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
AMH 2020 20164 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> US, 1876-1945 MA M 17:30-20:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Convertito, Coriann N<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
AMH 2020 20003 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> US, 1876-1945 VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Farrell, Sharon $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Human Services<br />
Weekend<br />
HUS 1337 20180 1 Ovrvw <strong>of</strong> Scrng Client Intake KW US 08:00-14:59 01/05/<strong>2013</strong> - 01/06/<strong>2013</strong> Prescott, James $1.60 N<br />
HUS 1423 20181 2 Group Counseling in Sub Abuse KW US 08:00-14:59 03/02/<strong>2013</strong> - 03/10/<strong>2013</strong> Menardi, Daniela $3.20 N<br />
HUS 1424 20182 2 Counsel Chem Depend Client I KW US 08:00-14:59 01/19/<strong>2013</strong> - 01/27/<strong>2013</strong> Prescott, James $3.20 N<br />
HUS 1426 20183 2 Counsel Chem Depend Client II KW US 08:00-14:59 02/09/<strong>2013</strong> - 02/17/<strong>2013</strong> Menardi, Daniela $3.20 N<br />
HUS 1444 20184 1 Co-Dependency KW US 08:00-14:59 04/13/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/14/<strong>2013</strong> Menardi, Daniela $1.60 N<br />
HUS 1681 20188 2 Pharmacology <strong>of</strong> Drugs <strong>of</strong> Abuse KW US 08:00-14:59 03/16/<strong>2013</strong> - 03/24/<strong>2013</strong> Prescott, James $3.20 N<br />
Humanities<br />
Day<br />
HUM 1020 20156 3 Introduction to Humanities CS MW 16:30-17:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Spring<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
HUM 1020 20084 3 Introduction to Humanities VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Bentley-Kemp, Lynne $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last<br />
four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
HUM 1020 20085 3 Introduction to Humanities VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Bentley-Kemp, Lynne $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last<br />
four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Languages<br />
Evening<br />
SPN 1121C <strong>2012</strong>4 4 Beginning Spanish II KW MW 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Marchak, Stacey Y<br />
SPN 1121L <strong>2012</strong>5 0 Beginning Spanish II Lab KW F 17:00-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Marchak, Stacey $35.00 Y<br />
Library Science<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
LIS 2004 20086 1 Intro to Internet Research VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Dillalogue, Eric $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
AMH 2030 20006 3 Contemporary US History KW TR 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Farrell, Sharon N<br />
EUH 2032 20080 3 European Hist: The Holocaust KW MW 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Farrell, Sharon N<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
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Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Literature<br />
Day<br />
CRW 1300 20056 3 Beginning Poetry Writing KW TR 14:00-15:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Parmentier, Hilary $42.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
LIT 2380 20087 3 Women in Literature KW MW 14:00-15:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Parmentier, Hilary $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last<br />
four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Marine Sciences<br />
Day<br />
OCB 2102C 20196 4 Marine Data Collection KW F 10:00-14:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Tallacksen, Michelle $250.00 Y<br />
Comments: This course will require extra time outside <strong>of</strong> class time on Fridays <strong>for</strong> field trips.<br />
OCE 1001 20200 3 Introduction to Oceanography KW TR 14:00-15:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Brylske, Alex $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
OCB 1000 20159 3 Introduction to Marine Biology CS R 18:00-20:50 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Engler, Deanna N<br />
OCB 1000 20192 3 Introduction to Marine Biology KW MW 17:30-18:51 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Hitz, Sherri $12.00 N<br />
OCB 1000 20193 3 Introduction to Marine Biology KW R 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $12.00 N<br />
OCE 1001 20175 3 Introduction to Oceanography MA R 17:30-20:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Matthews, Thomas Y<br />
Hybrid, Mixed (DL)<br />
OCB 2721C 20198 4 Survey <strong>of</strong> Mariculture OL 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Rice, Patrick $275.00 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.Field trips take place on Fridays, otherwise class meets online.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
OCB 1000 20194 3 Introduction to Marine Biology VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Brylske, Alex $87.00 N<br />
Spring<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
OCE 1001 20199 3 Introduction to Oceanography VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Weekend<br />
OCB 1301C 20195 3 Dolphin Lab OM US 08:00-16:59 03/23/<strong>2013</strong> - 03/24/<strong>2013</strong> Donald, Kirsten $1,500.00 N<br />
Comments: This course requires permission <strong>of</strong> instructor, Kirsten Donald, at 305-289-1121 ext 247. Student must stay at the Dolphin Research Center during the week <strong>of</strong><br />
study.<br />
OCB 2132C 20197 3 Field App Mar Sci:Rest Coral R KW S 10:00-14:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Brylske, Alex $462.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Marine Technology<br />
Day<br />
MTE 1052 20272 3 2&4 Cycle Outboard Theory KW MW 14:00-17:59 01/07/<strong>2013</strong> - 02/27/<strong>2013</strong> Woods, Mark $231.81 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1166C 20271 3 Marine Ignition & Fuel Systems KW MW 14:00-17:59 01/07/<strong>2013</strong> - 02/27/<strong>2013</strong> Miner, William $180.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
MTE 2541C 20270 3 Mrn Auxiliary Equip Servicing KW MW 08:00-11:59 01/07/<strong>2013</strong> - 02/27/<strong>2013</strong> Woods, Mark $213.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
MTE 1301 20276 3 Fiberglassing Theory KW MW 18:00-21:59 01/07/<strong>2013</strong> - 02/27/<strong>2013</strong> Duley, Joseph $192.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1400C 20278 3 Applied Marine Electricity KW TR 18:00-21:59 01/08/<strong>2013</strong> - 02/26/<strong>2013</strong> Woods, Mark $125.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1653C 20279 3 Shielded Metal Arc Welding KW TR 18:00-21:59 01/08/<strong>2013</strong> - 02/26/<strong>2013</strong> Miner, William $232.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 2058C 20275 3 Diesel Eng Test Trbsht Proc KW MW 18:00-21:59 01/07/<strong>2013</strong> - 02/27/<strong>2013</strong> $178.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 2234C 20280 4 Mrn Grcs, Outdrvs & Transms Sy KW MW 18:00-22:59 03/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Duley, Joseph $188.28 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 2652C 20281 3 Advanced Welding Techniques KW TR 18:00-21:59 02/28/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/30/<strong>2013</strong> Miner, William $228.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Weekend<br />
MTE 2883 20283 3 One Hundred Ton Gross Master KW US 08:00-17:59 02/16/<strong>2013</strong> - 03/03/<strong>2013</strong> Woods, Mark $107.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Mathematics<br />
Day<br />
MAC 1105 20088 3 College Algebra KW MW 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Majewicz, John Y<br />
Spring<br />
MAC 1105 20090 3 College Algebra KW TR 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Y<br />
MAC 1114 20257 3 Trigonometry KW TR 14:00-15:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Y<br />
MAC 2233 20092 3 Calculus <strong>for</strong> Business Majors KW TR 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Majewicz, John Y<br />
MAC 2311 20093 4 Calculus & Analytic Geometry 1 KW MW 14:00-15:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Majewicz, John Y<br />
MAC 2312 20258 4 Calculus & Analytic Geometry 2 KW TR 14:00-15:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Majewicz, John Y<br />
MAT 0018 20095 3 Developmental Mathematics I KW MW 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Carroll, Susan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0018 20096 3 Developmental Mathematics I KW MW 15:30-16:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Fry, Morgan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0018 20097 3 Developmental Mathematics I KW TR 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Balmes, Steven $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0028 20259 3 Developmental Mathematics II KW MW 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Carroll, Susan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MTE 1180C 20274 3 Mar Eng Install & Repower Proc KW TR 14:00-17:59 01/08/<strong>2013</strong> - 02/26/<strong>2013</strong> Duley, Joseph $146.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1300C 20190 5 Intro to Fiberglass Boat Manuf KW TR 08:00-11:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Duley, Joseph $192.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 2072C 20273 3 Mar Prop Gasoline Eng Trbsht KW MW 14:00-17:59 03/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Miner, William $152.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MAT 0028 20261 3 Developmental Mathematics II KW TR 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Carroll, Susan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0028 20284 3 Developmental Mathematics II CS TR 16:30-17:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Reis, Barbara Y<br />
MAT 0028 20288 3 Developmental Mathematics II MA MW 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Reis, Barbara Y<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
48 49
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
MAT 1033 20264 3 Intermediate Algebra KW MW 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Abagnale, Susan Y<br />
MAT 1033 20265 3 Intermediate Algebra KW TR 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Abagnale, Susan Y<br />
MGF 1106 20286 3 Mathematics <strong>for</strong> Liberal Arts I CS TR 12:00-13:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Reis, Barbara Y<br />
STA 2023 20267 3 Int Probability & Statistics I VC MW 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Abagnale, Susan Y<br />
STA 2023 20287 3 Int Probability & Statistics I CS TR 10:00-11:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Reis, Barbara Y<br />
STA 2023 20291 3 Int Probability & Statistics I MA MW 15:30-16:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Reis, Barbara Y<br />
Evening<br />
MAC 1105 20089 3 College Algebra KW MW 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Y<br />
MAC 1105 20091 3 College Algebra KW TR 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Carroll, Susan Y<br />
MAC 1105 20157 3 College Algebra CS TR 19:00-20:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Ledwith, Christine Y<br />
MAC 1114 20256 3 Trigonometry KW MW 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Majewicz, John Y<br />
MAT 0018 20098 3 Developmental Mathematics I KW TR 19:00-20:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Rodriguez, Marjorie $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0028 20260 3 Developmental Mathematics II KW MW 19:00-20:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Fry, Morgan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0028 20262 3 Developmental Mathematics II KW TR 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Rodriguez, Marjorie $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 1033 20263 3 Intermediate Algebra KW MW 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Carroll, Susan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
Spring<br />
MAT 1033 20285 3 Intermediate Algebra CS MW 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Ledwith, Christine Y<br />
MAT 1033 20289 3 Intermediate Algebra MA T 17:30-20:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Terpos, Alexander Y<br />
MAT 1033 20295 3 Intermediate Algebra KW MW 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Abagnale, Susan Y<br />
MGF 1106 20266 3 Mathematics <strong>for</strong> Liberal Arts I KW TR 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Y<br />
MGF 1106 20290 3 Mathematics <strong>for</strong> Liberal Arts I MA W 17:30-20:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Terpos, Alexander Y<br />
STA 2023 20268 3 Int Probability & Statistics I KW TR 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Abagnale, Susan Y<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
STA 2023 20269 3 Int Probability & Statistics I VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Music<br />
Day<br />
MUH 2011 20102 3 Music Appreciation I KW TR 13:00-14:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> N<br />
MUH 2011 20174 3 Music Appreciation I MA R 15:30-18:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> King, James N<br />
Evening<br />
MUH 2011 20158 3 Music Appreciation I CS M 18:00-20:50 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> King, James N<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Nursing<br />
Day<br />
NUR 1020C <strong>2013</strong>3 7 Fundamentals <strong>of</strong> Nursing KW T 09:00-11:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Mather, Sheri $393.93 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.Labs M or T, Clinicals T, W or R.<br />
NUR 1020C <strong>2013</strong>4 7 Fundamentals <strong>of</strong> Nursing CS T 09:00-11:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Richardson, Rachelle $393.93 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.Labs M or T, Clinicals T, W or R.<br />
NUR 1142 <strong>2013</strong>5 2 Pharmacology <strong>for</strong> Nursing KW M 14:00-16:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Turner, Mary $151.18 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.There are no clinicals.<br />
NUR 1142 <strong>2013</strong>6 2 Pharmacology <strong>for</strong> Nursing CS M 14:00-16:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Turner, Mary $151.18 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.There are no clinicals.<br />
NUR 1211C <strong>2013</strong>7 8 Clinical Nursing I KW M 08:30-12:29 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Turner, Mary $419.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.Labs W am or pm, Clinicals R or F.<br />
NUR 1211C <strong>2013</strong>8 8 Clinical Nursing I CS M 08:30-12:29 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Turner, Mary $419.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.Labs R or F, Clinicals T or W.<br />
NUR 1520C <strong>2013</strong>9 6 Nursing in Mental Health KW T 13:00-16:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Sagan, Julie $368.15 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.<br />
NUR 1520C 20140 6 Nursing in Mental Health CS T 13:00-16:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Sagan, Julie $368.15 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.<br />
Spring<br />
NUR 2462C 20141 8 Maternal-Child Health KW W 08:30-12:29 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Wise, Penni $419.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.Labs T, Clinicals M, R or F.<br />
NUR 2462C 20142 8 Maternal-Child Health CS W 08:30-12:29 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Wise, Penni $419.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.Labs T, Clinicals M, R or F.<br />
NUR 2818C 20143 3 Clinical Nursing III KW W 13:00-15:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Wise, Penni $290.81 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.ATI NCLEX-RN Review mandatory.<br />
NUR 2818C 20144 3 Clinical Nursing III CS W 13:00-15:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Wise, Penni $208.08 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.ATI NCLEX-RN Review mandatory.<br />
Philosophy and Religion<br />
Evening<br />
REL 2300 20119 3 World Religions KW TR 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
REL 2300 20161 3 World Religions CS F 17:30-20:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Foote, Kerry Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
PHI 2010 20105 3 Introduction to Philosophy VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last four<br />
digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
50 51
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
PHI 2600 20106 3 Introduction to Ethics VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last four<br />
digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
PHI 2600 20107 3 Introduction to Ethics VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your usernname is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last<br />
four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Physical Science<br />
Day<br />
CHM 1046 20044 3 General Chemistry II KW MW 15:30-16:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gragg, Bruce Y<br />
CHM 2211 20045 3 Organic Chemistry II KW TR 16:00-17:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gragg, Bruce Y<br />
Evening<br />
CHM 1046L 20046 1 General Chemistry II Lab KW M 17:00-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gragg, Bruce $30.00 Y<br />
CHM 1046L 20047 1 General Chemistry II Lab KW W 17:00-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gragg, Bruce $30.00 Y<br />
CHM 2211L 20048 1 Organic Chemistry II Lab KW T 17:30-18:59 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gragg, Bruce Y<br />
CHM 2211L 20049 1 Organic Chemistry II Lab KW R 18:30-20:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gragg, Bruce Y<br />
PHY 1054C 20108 4 General Physics II KW MW 19:00-21:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Y<br />
PSC 1341 20160 3 Physical Science CS R 18:00-20:50 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Y<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
AST 1002 20014 3 Astronomy VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Christensen, Erik $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
CHM 1033 20043 3 Chemistry <strong>for</strong> Health Sciences VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gragg, Bruce $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Spring<br />
MET 1010 20101 3 Introduction to Meteorology VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> 75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
PSC 1341 20111 3 Physical Science VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gragg, Bruce $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Political Science<br />
Day<br />
POS 1112 20110 3 State and Local Government KW MW 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Maguire, Daniel $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
POS 1001 20109 3 Intro to Political Science OL MW 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Maguire, Daniel $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction. This class will meet at the<br />
San Carlos Theater.<br />
Psychology<br />
Day<br />
DEP 2004 20058 3 Human Growth & Development KW MW 14:00-15:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
PSY <strong>2012</strong> 20113 3 General Psychology KW MW 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
DEP 2004 20152 3 Human Growth & Development CS W 19:00-21:50 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Gray, Susan Y<br />
PSY <strong>2012</strong> 20114 3 General Psychology KW R 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
PSY <strong>2012</strong> 20176 3 General Psychology MA M 17:30-20:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Wright, Cynthia Y<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
DEP 2004 20057 3 Human Growth & Development VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
PSY <strong>2012</strong> 20112 3 General Psychology VC 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Reading<br />
Day<br />
REA 0007 20252 3 Developmental Reading I KW TR 09:30-10:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Nicholas, Melissa $30.00 Y<br />
REA 0017 20250 3 Developmental Reading II KW MW 11:00-12:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Nicholas, Melissa $30.00 Y<br />
Evening<br />
REA 0007 20116 3 Developmental Reading I KW TR 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> $30.00 Y<br />
REA 0017 20117 3 Developmental Reading II KW MW 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Nicholas, Melissa $30.00 Y<br />
REA 0017 20177 3 Developmental Reading II MA W 17:30-20:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Faust, Megan $30.00 Y<br />
Seamanship & Navigation<br />
Spring<br />
Day<br />
MTE 1811 20277 3 Basic Seamanship KW MW 18:00-21:59 01/07/<strong>2013</strong> - 02/27/<strong>2013</strong> Miner, William $231.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Weekend<br />
MTE 1882 20282 4 Ocean Operator’s Lic Prep Crse KW US 08:00-17:59 01/12/<strong>2013</strong> - 02/10/<strong>2013</strong> $242.65 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Sociology<br />
Evening<br />
SYG 1000 <strong>2012</strong>6 3 Introduction to Sociology KW M 19:00-21:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Y<br />
SYG 1010 <strong>2012</strong>7 3 Social Problems KW TR 17:30-18:45 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> N<br />
Student Life Skills<br />
Day<br />
SLS 1401 <strong>2012</strong>0 3 College Survival Skills KW MW 14:00-15:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Nicholas, Melissa $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
SLS 1401 20162 3 College Survival Skills CS MW 10:00-11:15 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> N<br />
Evening<br />
SLS 1401 20178 3 College Survival Skills MA T 17:30-20:20 01/04/<strong>2013</strong> - 04/29/<strong>2013</strong> Faust, Megan N<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
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Summer <strong>Schedule</strong> Worksheet<br />
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday<br />
Morning<br />
6:00am - 7:00am<br />
7:00am - 8:00am<br />
8:00am - 9:00am<br />
9:00am - 10:00am<br />
10:00am - 11:00am<br />
11:00am - Noon<br />
AAfternoon<br />
Noon - 1:00pm<br />
1:00pm - 2:00pm<br />
2:00pm - 3:00pm<br />
3:00pm - 4:00pm<br />
4:00pm - 5:00pm<br />
EEvening<br />
5:00pm - 6:00pm<br />
6:00pm - 7:00pm<br />
7:00pm - 8:00pm<br />
<strong>Course</strong> <strong>Schedule</strong> Summer <strong>2013</strong><br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Accounting<br />
Evening<br />
ACG 2021 30019 3 Financial Accounting KW MW 17:30-21:10 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Rainer, Debra $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Art<br />
Day<br />
ART 1754C 30020 3 Ceramics II KW FS 10:00-15:15 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Gogin, Gerald $143.50 Y<br />
ART 2772C 30005 3 Raku KW FS 10:00-15:15 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Gogin, Gerald $84.50 N<br />
PGY 1800C 30039 3 Digital Camerawork KW TR 15:30-20:10 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $100.00 N<br />
Evening<br />
ART 1300C 30078 3 Beginning Drawing MA TR 17:30-19:15 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Loughran, Catherine $82.00 N<br />
Biological Sciences<br />
Day<br />
BSC 1005 30022 3 Survey <strong>of</strong> Biological Science KW MTWR 13:00-14:45 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
BSC 1005 30073 3 Survey <strong>of</strong> Biological Science CS TR 11:00-14:40 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Bullis, Robert Y<br />
BSC 1010 30043 3 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I KW T 08:30-12:10 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Preziosi, Mark Y<br />
BSC 1010L 30045 1 Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I Lab KW R 13:30-15:50 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Preziosi, Mark $108.11 Y<br />
BSC 1020 30021 3 Human Body KW MTWR 10:00-11:45 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Irwin, William $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
BSC 1020 30079 3 Human Body MA TR 13:30-16:50 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> N<br />
Summer<br />
MCB 2010 30056 3 Microbiology KW M 08:30-12:10 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Preziosi, Mark Y<br />
MCB 2010L 30057 1 Microbiology Lab KW W 13:30-15:50 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Preziosi, Mark $115.06 Y<br />
PCB 2030 30014 3 Environmental Biology KW MTWR 12:30-13:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Hitz, Sherri N<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
BSC 1005 30042 3 Survey <strong>of</strong> Biological Science VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
BSC 1020 30044 3 Human Body VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
8:00pm - 9:00pm<br />
9:00pm - 10:00pm<br />
PCB 2030 30038 3 Environmental Biology VC 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Irwin, William $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Business<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
BUL 2241 30006 3 Business Law I VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Muffler, Stephen $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
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Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
BUL 2242 30023 3 Business Law II VC 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Muffler, Stephen $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
PEN 2137C 30105 3 Adv Diving Theory & Practice KW R 19:00-21:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Lingle, Kenneth $276.16 Y<br />
Comments: Eight, 4-hour labs, Sundays 9 am - 12:50 pm.Lab dates: 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9, 6/16, 6/30, 7/14, 7/28.<br />
ENT 1000 30050 3 Entrepreneurship VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Communications and Speech<br />
Day<br />
SPC 1608 30017 3 Intro to Speech Comm KW MW 09:00-12:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Maguire, Daniel $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
SPC 1608 30018 3 Intro to Speech Comm KW TR 17:30-21:10 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Maguire, Daniel $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
SPC 1608 30087 3 Intro to Speech Comm MA F 17:30-21:20 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Todd, John Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Weekend<br />
SPC 1608 30076 3 Intro to Speech Comm CS S 13:30-17:10 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Todd, John Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Computer Science<br />
Evening<br />
CGS 1000C 30024 3 Intro to Computer Science KW MW 17:30-21:10 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Grattan, Michael $36.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
CGS 1100 30025 3 Intro to Computer Applications KW TR 17:30-21:10 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Grattan, Michael $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
COP 2805 30007 3 Advanced Java Programming KW MW 13:00-16:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Ellis, Dawn $76.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
CGS 1100 30046 3 Intro to Computer Applications VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> DeKeyrel, James $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number. This class uses Windows 7 and Offive 2010.<br />
Criminal Justice<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
CCJ 2107 30002 3 Crime and Public Policy VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Summer<br />
CCJ 2650 30001 3 Narcotics & Danger Substances VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Diving Business Technology<br />
Day<br />
ISC 2132 30110 4 Basic Research Diving KW W 09:00-15:59 05/08/<strong>2013</strong> - 05/29/<strong>2013</strong> Brylske, Alex $374.38 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.Labs take place during<br />
regularly scheduled class time on Wednesdays 1 - 5 pm.<br />
PGY 2247C 30106 4 Advanced Underwater Photograph KW W 18:00-21:15 05/08/<strong>2013</strong> - 05/29/<strong>2013</strong> Rice, Lucja $291.64 Y<br />
Comments: Eight, 7-hour labs, Saturdays and Sundays 7 am - 2 pm.Lab dates: 5/11 - 5/26 and 6/22 - 7/7.<br />
Weekend<br />
EMS 1344 30101 1 Aquatic 1st Aid/CPR/O2 KW US 08:00-16:59 05/11/<strong>2013</strong> - 05/12/<strong>2013</strong> Brenner, Tracy $80.00 N<br />
Economics<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
ECO <strong>2013</strong> 30008 3 Macroeconomics VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Wood, Frank $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
ECO 2023 30028 3 Microeconomics VC 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Block, Priscilla $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Education<br />
Weekend<br />
EME 2040C 30081 3 Intro Technology <strong>for</strong> Educators MA S 09:30-12:20 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Arnott, Jeffery N<br />
Emergency Medical Services<br />
Evening<br />
EMS 1381C 30094 3 EMT Recertification KW T 18:00-21:59 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Zalewski, Barbara $28.00 Y<br />
English<br />
Day<br />
ENC 0015 30011 3 Developmental Writing I KW MTWR 13:00-14:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 0025 30031 3 Developmental Writing II KW MTWR 15:00-16:45 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Nicholas, Melissa $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Summer<br />
ENC 1101 30010 3 English Composition I KW MTWR 08:14-09:59 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1101 30029 3 English Composition I KW MW 09:00-12:40 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Parmentier, Hilary $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 30030 3 English Composition II KW MW 13:00-16:40 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Parmentier, Hilary $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
ENC 0025 30082 3 Developmental Writing II MA M 17:30-21:10 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Faust, Megan $30.00 Y<br />
ENC 1101 30070 3 English Composition I CS MW 17:30-21:10 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Markham, Lois $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
PEN 1136C 30103 2 Scuba Diving KW W 14:00-16:30 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Chalfant, William $236.05 N<br />
Comments: Six, 5-hour labs, Sundays 1 pm - 5:50 pm.Lab dates: 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9, 6/16.<br />
PEN 1136C 30104 2 Scuba Diving KW W 14:00-16:29 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $236.05 N<br />
Comments: Six, 5-hour labs, Saturdays 1 pm - 6 pm.Lab dates: 6/22, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27.<br />
Evening<br />
EMS 2081C 30102 3 Scuba Rescue & Emer Medicine KW T 19:00-21:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Lingle, Kenneth $309.63 N<br />
Comments: Eight, 4-hour labs, Saturdays 8 am - 11:50 am.Lab dates: 5/18, 6/1, 6/15, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27.<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
ENC 1102 30009 3 English Composition II KW TR 17:30-20:59 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
ENC 1102 30071 3 English Composition II CS T 17:30-21:10 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
ENC 1101 30048 3 English Composition I VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Charleston, Gregory $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last four<br />
digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
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Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
ENC 1102 30049 3 English Composition II VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Charron, Carolyn $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last four<br />
digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
History<br />
Day<br />
AMH 2030 30003 3 Contemporary US History KW MTWR 10:00-11:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Farrell, Sharon N<br />
AMH 2030 30077 3 Contemporary US History MA MW 15:30-17:15 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Convertito, Coriann N<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Evening<br />
AMH 2020 30004 3 Hist <strong>of</strong> US, 1876-1945 KW MTWR 17:30-19:15 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Farrell, Sharon N<br />
Human Services<br />
Weekend<br />
HUS 1450 30090 1 Dual Diagnosis-Sub Abuse KW US 08:00-14:59 06/29/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/30/<strong>2013</strong> Menardi, Daniela $1.60 N<br />
HUS 1470 30089 1 Addictions Counsel & the Law KW US 08:00-14:59 06/15/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Prescott, James $1.60 N<br />
HUS 1480 30091 1 HIV/AIDS & the Subs Abuser KW US 08:00-14:59 07/13/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/14/<strong>2013</strong> Prescott, James $1.60 N<br />
HUS 1481 30092 1 Multicultural Counseling KW US 08:00-14:59 07/27/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Menardi, Daniela $1.60 N<br />
HUS 2482 30088 1 Issues Intimacy/Sexuality KW US 08:00-14:59 06/01/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/02/<strong>2013</strong> Prescott, James $1.60 N<br />
HUS 2930 30093 1 <strong>Course</strong> Review/Exam Prep KW US 08:00-14:59 05/18/<strong>2013</strong> - 05/19/<strong>2013</strong> Prescott, James $1.60 N<br />
Humanities<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
HUM 1020 30051 3 Introduction to Humanities VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last four<br />
digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Summer<br />
HUM 1020 30052 3 Introduction to Humanities VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance<br />
instruction.To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Library Science<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
LIS 2004 30109 1 Intro to Internet Research VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Dillalogue, Eric $75.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Literature<br />
Day<br />
CRW 1001 30026 3 Creative Writing I KW TR 10:00-13:40 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Charleston, Gregory $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
LIT 2020 30053 3 Introduction to Short Fiction VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Charron, Carolyn $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is the last four<br />
digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Marine Science<br />
Day<br />
EDG 1030 30098 3 Dolphin Studies, Ed & Curr Exp OM US 08:00-16:59 06/01/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/02/<strong>2013</strong> Donald, Kirsten $1,700.00 N<br />
Comments: This course requires permission <strong>of</strong> instructor, Kirsten Donald, at 305-289-1121 ext 247. Student must stay at the Dolphin Research Center during the week <strong>of</strong><br />
study.<br />
OCB 1000 30095 3 Introduction to Marine Biology KW MTWR 10:00-11:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Hitz, Sherri $12.00 N<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OCB 1301C 30097 3 Dolphin Lab OM US 08:00-16:59 05/25/<strong>2013</strong> - 05/26/<strong>2013</strong> Donald, Kirsten $1,500.00 N<br />
Comments: This course requires permission <strong>of</strong> instructor, Kirsten Donald, at 305-289-1121 ext 247. Student must stay at the Dolphin Research Center during the week <strong>of</strong><br />
study.<br />
OCB 1311 30099 3 Dolph Stud & Field Exp I OM US 08:00-16:59 06/08/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/09/<strong>2013</strong> Donald, Kirsten $1,700.00 N<br />
Comments: This course requires permission <strong>of</strong> instructor, Kirsten Donald, at 305-289-1121 ext 247. Student must stay at the Dolphin Research Center during the week <strong>of</strong><br />
study.<br />
OCB 2313 30100 3 Dolphin St & Field Exp II OM US 08:00-16:59 06/15/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Donald, Kirsten $1,700.00 Y<br />
Comments: This course requires permission <strong>of</strong> instructor, Kirsten Donald, at 305-289-1121 ext 247. Student must stay at the Dolphin Research Center during the week <strong>of</strong><br />
study.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
OCB 1000 30096 3 Introduction to Marine Biology VC 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $87.00 N<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Marine Technology<br />
Day<br />
MTE 1053C 30122 3 2 & 4 Cycle Outbrd Rep & Maint KW MW 14:00-17:59 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/26/<strong>2013</strong> Duley, Joseph $231.81 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
MTE 1302C 30128 4 Adv Fbrgls Boat & Access Const KW MW 08:00-11:59 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/10/<strong>2013</strong> Duley, Joseph $250.00 Y<br />
MTE 2043C 30121 3 Marine 4-Cycle Gasoline Engine KW MW 14:00-17:59 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/26/<strong>2013</strong> $148.00 N<br />
MTE 2654C 30124 3 Pipe Welding w/ MIG & TIG KW TR 18:00-22:59 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/13/<strong>2013</strong> Miner, William $252.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Mathematics<br />
Day<br />
MAC 1105 30012 3 College Algebra KW MTWR 13:00-14:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Majewicz, John Y<br />
MAC 1105 30033 3 College Algebra KW MTWR 15:00-16:45 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Y<br />
MAC 1105 30084 3 College Algebra MA MW 16:00-17:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Terpos, Alexander Y<br />
MAC 2233 30074 3 Calculus <strong>for</strong> Business Majors CS MW 14:30-16:15 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Reis, Barbara Y<br />
Summer<br />
MAT 0018 30013 3 Developmental Mathematics I KW MTWR 09:50-11:29 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Carroll, Susan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0018 30034 3 Developmental Mathematics I KW MTWR 14:00-15:35 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Balmes, Steven $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0028 30112 3 Developmental Mathematics II KW MTWR 11:40-13:20 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Fry, Morgan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 0028 30114 3 Developmental Mathematics II KW MTWR 09:50-11:25 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Fry, Morgan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 1033 30113 3 Intermediate Algebra KW MTWR 14:00-15:40 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Carroll, Susan $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 1033 30116 3 Intermediate Algebra KW MTWR 10:00-11:45 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Abagnale, Susan Y<br />
MAT 1033 30126 3 Intermediate Algebra CS MW 15:00-16:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Ledwith, Christine Y<br />
STA 2023 30117 3 Int Probability & Statistics I KW MTWR 13:00-14:45 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Abagnale, Susan Y<br />
Evening<br />
MAC 1105 30072 3 College Algebra CS TR 18:00-21:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Ledwith, Christine Y<br />
58 OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
59
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
Subj. Crs CRN Credits Title Campus Days Start/End Times Dates Instructor Fees Pre/Co<br />
DL Reqs<br />
MAC 1114 30111 3 Trigonometry KW MTWR 18:00-20:20 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Majewicz, John Y<br />
MAT 0018 30083 3 Developmental Mathematics I MA MW 18:00-19:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Terpos, Alexander Y<br />
MAT 0028 30118 3 Developmental Mathematics II KW TR 17:30-19:15 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Rodriguez, Marjorie $90.00 Y<br />
Comments: In addtion to the course lab fee, students MUST purchase electronic access to MyMathLab <strong>for</strong> this course, available at the online <strong>FKCC</strong> Bookstore at http://www.<br />
universitybooksonline.<strong>com</strong>. Students are NOT required to purchase the hardcopy textbook <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
MAT 1033 30115 3 Intermediate Algebra KW TR 17:30-22:10 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Y<br />
STA 2023 30127 3 Int Probability & Statistics I CS MW 17:30-19:15 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Reis, Barbara Y<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
MAC 1105 30054 3 College Algebra VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
STA 2023 30119 3 Int Probability & Statistics I VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Music<br />
Day<br />
MUH 2011 30059 3 Music Appreciation I KW W 13:00-16:40 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> N<br />
Nursing<br />
Day<br />
NUR 1520C 30065 6 Nursing in Mental Health KW F 09:00-15:59 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Richardson, Rachelle $368.15 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.<br />
NUR 1520C 30066 6 Nursing in Mental Health CS F 09:00-15:59 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Richardson, Rachelle $368.15 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.<br />
NUR 2213C 30067 8 Clinical Nursing II KW T 09:00-15:59 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Sagan, Julie $419.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.Labs W or R, Clinical R or F.<br />
Summer<br />
NUR 2213C 30068 8 Clinical Nursing II CS T 09:00-15:59 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Sagan, Julie $419.71 Y<br />
Comments: This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://<br />
online.fkcc.edu.Labs W or R, Clinical R or F.<br />
Oceanography<br />
Hybrid, Mixed (DL)<br />
OCB 2107C 30120 3 Fld App Mar Sci: Mon Carib Ree VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 05/31/<strong>2013</strong> Rice, Patrick $413.00 Y<br />
Comments: This course requires permission <strong>of</strong> the instructor, Dr Patrick Rice (patrick.rice@fkcc.edu). It will occur during Summer A (5/6/13 - 6/7/13). The lab portion <strong>of</strong> this<br />
course will take place at one <strong>of</strong> four locations in the Caribbean (Bonaire, Dominican Republic, British Virgin Islands or Cuba), June 1 - 7, <strong>2013</strong>. <strong>Course</strong> fees include travel<br />
and lodging costs associated with the instructional location. This is a hybrid course in which learning will take place both in an online setting and in person. To access the<br />
course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu.<br />
Philosophy and Religion<br />
Day<br />
REL 2300 30075 3 World Religions CS T 15:00-18:40 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Foote, Kerry Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class.<br />
Evening<br />
REL 2300 30064 3 World Religions KW MW 17:30-19:15 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: 6,000 Gordon Rule class. This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Physical Science<br />
Evening<br />
PSC 1515 30085 3 Environmental Physical Science MA TR 17:30-19:15 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> Matthews, Thomas N<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
CHM 1033 30047 3 Chemistry <strong>for</strong> Health Sciences VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
MET 1010 30058 3 Introduction to Meteorology VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Political Science<br />
Evening<br />
POS 2621 30061 3 Civil Rights and Liberties KW TR 17:30-19:15 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
POS 1041 30060 3 National Government VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Psychology<br />
Day<br />
PSY <strong>2012</strong> 30015 3 General Psychology KW MTWR 10:00-11:45 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Evening<br />
DEP 2004 30027 3 Human Growth & Development KW MTWR 17:30-19:15 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $32.46 Y<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
DEP 2004 30069 3 Human Growth & Development CS W 18:00-21:40 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Gray, Susan Y<br />
DEP 2004 30080 3 Human Growth & Development MA M 17:30-21:10 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Wright, Cynthia Y<br />
Web-Based, Internet (DL)<br />
PSY <strong>2012</strong> 30062 3 General Psychology VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
PSY <strong>2012</strong> 30063 3 General Psychology VC 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> $75.00 Y<br />
Comments: To access the course on the first day <strong>of</strong> class, log in at http://online.fkcc.edu. Your username is your first and last name separated by a period. Your password is<br />
the last four digits <strong>of</strong> your social security number.<br />
Summer<br />
60 61<br />
Reading<br />
Evening<br />
REA 0007 30016 3 Developmental Reading I KW MTWR 17:15-19:35 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/16/<strong>2013</strong> $30.00 Y<br />
REA 0017 30032 3 Developmental Reading II KW MTWR 17:30-19:15 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Nicholas, Melissa $30.00 Y<br />
Seamanship & Navigation<br />
Day<br />
MTE 1811 30123 3 Basic Seamanship KW MW 18:00-22:15 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/12/<strong>2013</strong> Miner, William $231.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Weekend<br />
MTE 1811 30125 3 Basic Seamanship KW US 08:00-12:59 05/11/<strong>2013</strong> - 06/09/<strong>2013</strong> $231.46 N<br />
Comments: This is a technology-enhanced course that meets face-to-face as a traditional course but uses an online setting to enhance instruction.<br />
Sociology<br />
Day<br />
SYG 1000 30041 3 Introduction to Sociology KW MTWR 13:00-14:45 06/17/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Y<br />
Student Life Skills<br />
Evening<br />
SLS 1401 30086 3 College Survival Skills MA T 17:30-21:10 05/06/<strong>2013</strong> - 07/28/<strong>2013</strong> Faust, Megan N<br />
M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday<br />
KW=Key West Campus MA=Marathon Campus CS=Coral Shores Campus VC=Virtual Campus<br />
OL=Off Campus Lower Keys OM=Off Campus Middle Keys OU=Off Campus Upper Keys
Accounting<br />
Financial Accounting<br />
ACG 2021<br />
Major topics covered in ACG 2021 are<br />
as follows: Basic structure <strong>of</strong> accounting,<br />
accounting <strong>for</strong> merchandising enterprises,<br />
accounting systems, accounting principles,<br />
partnerships, and corporations.<br />
Managerial Accounting<br />
ACG 2071<br />
Managerial accounting examines<br />
the nature <strong>of</strong> costs associated with the<br />
manufacturing industry. Topics covered<br />
in class include managerial accounting,<br />
managerial principles and systems, planning<br />
and cost control, and decision making analysis.<br />
Anthropology<br />
Native American Cultures<br />
ANT 2310<br />
This course is an investigation <strong>of</strong><br />
the cultures <strong>of</strong> pre-historic, historic<br />
and contemporary Native Americans.<br />
Topics include critiques <strong>of</strong> representative<br />
ethnographies from each culture area and<br />
language family.<br />
Survey <strong>of</strong> Florida Prehistory<br />
ANT 1159<br />
This course surveys the cultures <strong>of</strong> Florida<br />
from Paleo-Indian, Archaic, Woodlands and<br />
Mississippian periods through the exploration,<br />
missionization, colonization and territorial<br />
periods. The methods <strong>of</strong> prehistory and<br />
ethnohistory will be <strong>com</strong>pared and contrasted<br />
as sources.<br />
Art<br />
Beginning Drawing<br />
ART 1300C<br />
Drawing as a means <strong>of</strong> visual organization.<br />
Emphasis on drawing fundamentals <strong>of</strong><br />
proportion, perspective, <strong>com</strong>position, etc.<br />
Subject matter varied. Pencil, charcoal, conte,<br />
pen and ink, etc. Studentsprovide supplies.<br />
Ceramics I<br />
ART 1750C<br />
This course is an introduction to ceramics,<br />
a basic course in hand building, firing and<br />
glazing to provide a beginning knowledge <strong>of</strong><br />
clay, concentration on the stoneware range.<br />
This is the first in a sequence <strong>of</strong> skill-building<br />
courses in ceramics.<br />
Ceramics II<br />
ART 1754C<br />
This the second in a sequence <strong>of</strong> skillbuilding<br />
courses in ceramics, continuing the<br />
development <strong>of</strong> handbuilding clay <strong>for</strong>ms,<br />
firing and glazing, and exposure to other firing<br />
ranges. Two hours lecture, two ours studio.<br />
<strong>Course</strong> Descriptions<br />
Creative Expressions<br />
ART 2001C<br />
This course is designed <strong>for</strong> anyone seeking<br />
to develop her or his creativity. Through a<br />
series <strong>of</strong> constructed projects students are<br />
introduced to new and unconventional as<br />
well as traditional <strong>for</strong>ms <strong>of</strong> art. Students<br />
are encouraged to think through alternative<br />
avenues <strong>of</strong> expression. Creative expression<br />
seeks to awaken students to their own creative<br />
abilities.<br />
Digital Camerawork<br />
PGY 1800C<br />
A basic introduction to the principles<br />
underlying both digital and traditional<br />
photography. This course is <strong>for</strong>mulated to<br />
develop aesthetic, technical and conceptual<br />
skills with the digital camera. Access to a<br />
digital camera is required.<br />
Hist <strong>of</strong> Art, Ancient to 1400<br />
ARH 1050<br />
This course is a survey <strong>of</strong> the history and<br />
principles <strong>of</strong> Western Art through illustrated<br />
lectures with specific emphasis on the relation<br />
<strong>of</strong> styles to cultural context.<br />
Int to Creat Black & White Pho<br />
PGY 1401C<br />
An introduction to the camera, its<br />
mechanics and use. Initial instruction in black<br />
and white darkroom techniques, including<br />
film development and printing. Student is<br />
required to <strong>com</strong>plete a series <strong>of</strong> photographic<br />
assignments with emphasis on creativity and<br />
technique. Adjustable camera required.<br />
Raku<br />
ART 2772C<br />
This course provides an in-depth<br />
exploration <strong>of</strong> raku <strong>for</strong>ms, glazing and firing<br />
techniques.<br />
Sculpture I<br />
ART 2701C<br />
Emphasis on arrangement and<br />
understanding <strong>of</strong> the relationship <strong>of</strong> threedimensional<br />
<strong>for</strong>ms. Advanced work will place<br />
emphasis on portraiture and on the draped and<br />
undraped figure in three-dimensional terms<br />
with the focus on modeling in clay. Work<br />
may be fired or cast in plaster. Students learn<br />
to patina and mount finished work. Students<br />
provide materials. This course can be repeated<br />
<strong>for</strong> a maximum <strong>of</strong> nine (9) credits.<br />
Wheel Throwing I<br />
ART 2752C<br />
This course introduces the basic principles<br />
in wheel throwing and covers a broader range<br />
<strong>of</strong> ceramic technical in<strong>for</strong>mation.<br />
Biological Sciences<br />
Anatomy & Physiology I<br />
BSC 1085<br />
A survey <strong>of</strong> the integumentary, skeletal,<br />
muscular systems, as well as the articulations<br />
<strong>of</strong> the skeletal system, basic biological<br />
chemistry, the organization and function <strong>of</strong> the<br />
tissues <strong>of</strong> the human body.<br />
Anatomy & Physiology II<br />
BSC 1086<br />
A survey <strong>of</strong> the anatomy and physiology<br />
<strong>of</strong> the nervous system, the endocrine<br />
system, special senses, cardiovascular<br />
system, lymphatic system, digestive system,<br />
respiratory system, urinary system, water<br />
and electrolyte balance, the reproductive<br />
system and development, growth, aging and<br />
genetics.<br />
Anatomy and Physiology I Lab<br />
BSC 1085L<br />
A survey <strong>of</strong> the integumentary, skeletal,<br />
muscular systems, as well as the articulations<br />
<strong>of</strong> the skeletal system, basic biological<br />
chemistry, the organization and function <strong>of</strong> the<br />
tissues <strong>of</strong> the human body.<br />
Anatomy and Physiology II Lab<br />
BSC 1086L<br />
A survey <strong>of</strong> the anatomy and physiology<br />
<strong>of</strong> the nervous system, the endocrine<br />
system, special senses, cardiovascular<br />
system, lymphatic system, digestive system,<br />
respiratory system, urinary system, water<br />
and electrolyte balance, the reproductive<br />
system and development, growth, aging and<br />
genetics.<br />
Environmental Biology<br />
PCB 2030<br />
This course emphasizes man’s relationship<br />
to the environment and all other living<br />
organisms. Included are population dynamics,<br />
ecosystems, evolution, and pollution. These<br />
principles are used to provide an understanding<br />
<strong>of</strong> environmental management and resource<br />
conservation.<br />
Human Body<br />
BSC 1020<br />
Basic introduction to human anatomy<br />
and physiology emphasizing cellular biology,<br />
biochemistry, and body systems. Excellent<br />
preparation <strong>for</strong> further studies.<br />
Introduction to Marine Biology<br />
OCB 1000<br />
Ecology, morphology and taxonomy<br />
<strong>of</strong> marine fauna with emphasis upon those<br />
organisms which inhabit the shallow water<br />
ecosystems and natural reef environments.<br />
Microbiology<br />
MCB 2010<br />
Includes a description and taxonomy <strong>of</strong><br />
microorganisms including bacteria, viruses,<br />
protozoa and fungi. Involves discussions <strong>of</strong><br />
the history, significance and applications <strong>of</strong><br />
the field. Presents lecture, Socratic. hybrid on<br />
line distance learning and hands-on experience<br />
with differential staining, selective media,<br />
sterile transfer and culture techniques, Also<br />
addresses regulation <strong>of</strong> microbial growth,<br />
aseptic and antiseptic technique, antibiotic<br />
sensitivity and antibiotic therapy, microbial<br />
physiology and metabolism, microbial<br />
genetics, acquired and innate immunity to<br />
microbes, wound healing as it relates to<br />
microbial infections, and the ecological<br />
and epidemiological aspects <strong>of</strong> microbial<br />
growth. Designed <strong>for</strong> students in the allied<br />
health pr<strong>of</strong>essions, marine science and those<br />
intending to go on to major in other fields in<br />
the biological sciences and health pr<strong>of</strong>essions.<br />
Microbiology Lab<br />
MCB 2010L<br />
Includes a description and taxonomy <strong>of</strong><br />
microorganisms I including bacteria, viruses,<br />
protozoa and fungi. Involves discussions <strong>of</strong><br />
the history, significance and applications <strong>of</strong><br />
the field. Presents lecture, Socratic. hybrid on<br />
line distance learning and hands-on experience<br />
with differential staining, selective media,<br />
sterile transfer and culture techniques, Also<br />
addresses regulation <strong>of</strong> microbial growth,<br />
aseptic and antiseptic technique, antibiotic<br />
sensitivity and antibiotic therapy, microbial<br />
physiology and metabolism, microbial<br />
genetics, acquired and innate immunity to<br />
microbes, wound healing as it relates to<br />
microbial infections, and the ecological<br />
and epidemiological aspects <strong>of</strong> microbial<br />
growth. Designed <strong>for</strong> students in the allied<br />
health pr<strong>of</strong>essions, marine science and those<br />
intending to go on to major in other fields in<br />
the biological sciences and health pr<strong>of</strong>essions.<br />
Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I<br />
BSC 1010<br />
An overview <strong>of</strong> the structural, ultra<br />
structural, chemical, genetic, developmental<br />
and physiological realms <strong>of</strong> living organisms.<br />
Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology I Lab<br />
BSC 1010L<br />
A laboratory overview <strong>of</strong> the structural,<br />
ultra-structural, chemical, genetic,<br />
developmental and physiological realms <strong>of</strong><br />
living organisms.<br />
Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology II<br />
BSC 1011<br />
An overview <strong>of</strong> ecology, evolution,<br />
population genetics, plant anatomy and<br />
physiology, the origin <strong>of</strong> life, organic<br />
evolution, biological diversity, plants taxa,<br />
animal taxa, fungi, protozoa, bacteria and<br />
cladistics and phylogeny.<br />
Principles <strong>of</strong> Biology II Lab<br />
BSC 1011L<br />
An overview <strong>of</strong> ecology, evolution,<br />
population genetics, plant anatomy and<br />
physiology, the origin <strong>of</strong> life, organic<br />
evolution, biological diversity, plants taxa,<br />
animal taxa, fungi, protozoa, bacteria and<br />
cladistics and phylogeny.<br />
Survey <strong>of</strong> Biological Science<br />
BSC 1005<br />
This course examines the nature <strong>of</strong> life,<br />
animal behavior, and the relationships which<br />
exist between living organisms and their<br />
environment. Educational resources <strong>for</strong> the<br />
course include the Clark Maxwell Jr. Marine<br />
Environmental Habitat and Observatory aswell-as<br />
our science <strong>com</strong>puter lab. This course<br />
employs a <strong>com</strong>bination <strong>of</strong> class lecture,<br />
relevant guest speakers, interactive s<strong>of</strong>tware<br />
programs, videotapes and field trips.<br />
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Business<br />
Business Law I<br />
BUL 2241<br />
Business law as part <strong>of</strong> the management<br />
environment; <strong>com</strong>mon and statutory law,<br />
contract law, agency, and <strong>com</strong>mercial<br />
transactions.<br />
Business Law II<br />
BUL 2242<br />
Business law as part <strong>of</strong> the management<br />
environment; <strong>com</strong>mercial paper, bankruptcy,<br />
business organizations, property, and<br />
government regulations.<br />
Intro to Human Resource Mgmt<br />
MAN 1300<br />
This course explores the management <strong>of</strong><br />
human resources in an overview perspective.<br />
Topics covered are: payroll, <strong>com</strong>pensation and<br />
benefits, staffing, training and development,<br />
per<strong>for</strong>mance appraisals, organizational<br />
management, policy, and maintaining effective<br />
relationships with employees. Students, will<br />
be exposed to the dynamics <strong>of</strong> how the<br />
human resource department and the <strong>com</strong>pany<br />
strategically work together to balance<br />
employee morale and return on investment.<br />
Thought provoking questions will initiate a<br />
well-rounded learning experience <strong>of</strong> HRM and<br />
the affects on business operations.<br />
Introduction to Business<br />
GEB 1011<br />
The role and function <strong>of</strong> business<br />
enterprise within our economic framework.<br />
Includes organization, finance, marketing,<br />
personnel administration, production and<br />
economics. Designed primarily to help<br />
students select their field <strong>of</strong> business<br />
specialization.<br />
Principles <strong>of</strong> Marketing<br />
MAR 2011<br />
A study <strong>of</strong> marketing concepts, including<br />
market research, consumer psychology, pricing<br />
strategies, product development, promotion,<br />
and distribution. Lecture and case studies.<br />
Small Business Management<br />
SBM 2000<br />
Procedures <strong>for</strong> planning, launching<br />
and successfully operating a new business.<br />
Emphasizes the entrepreneur’s need <strong>for</strong> sound<br />
managerial skill.<br />
Communications and<br />
Speech<br />
Intro to Speech Comm<br />
SPC 1608<br />
This course is designed to assist the<br />
student in understanding and implementing<br />
oral <strong>com</strong>munication skills. Learning is<br />
centered in student participation in a variety <strong>of</strong><br />
speaking-listening situations designed to<br />
increase the understanding <strong>of</strong> the interpersonal<br />
nature <strong>of</strong> all speech <strong>com</strong>munication. This<br />
Gordon Rule class has a 6,000 word writing<br />
requirement.<br />
Computer Science<br />
Int to Microcmp Database Mgmt<br />
CGS 2540<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted<br />
in the Associate in Arts degree. This course<br />
introduces database management concepts and<br />
their application in a business environment.<br />
Topics to be covered include fundamental<br />
concepts <strong>of</strong> database design, creating,<br />
using and modifying database files, sorting,<br />
querying, and generating reports with handson<br />
experience using a relational database<br />
s<strong>of</strong>tware package.<br />
Intro to Computer Applications<br />
CGS 1100<br />
This course is an introduction to<br />
<strong>com</strong>puters and their applications. Students<br />
will learn to identify the basic <strong>com</strong>ponents and<br />
devices that <strong>com</strong>prise a <strong>com</strong>puter system; to<br />
use the Internet as a source <strong>of</strong> in<strong>for</strong>mation<br />
and a means <strong>for</strong> <strong>com</strong>munications; and to use<br />
application s<strong>of</strong>tware packages (including word<br />
processing, spreadsheet, database management,<br />
and presentation graphics programs).<br />
Intro to Computer Science<br />
CGS 1000C<br />
The primary topics covered in this course<br />
include <strong>com</strong>puter input and output devices,<br />
the processor, auxiliary storage, file structures,<br />
and data base, data <strong>com</strong>munications, operating<br />
systems, programming languages, <strong>com</strong>puter<br />
history, and pr<strong>of</strong>essions in the <strong>com</strong>puter<br />
industry. Students will be introduced to<br />
word processing, data base, and spreadsheet.<br />
The student will also learn <strong>com</strong>puter<br />
programming with the BASIC language.
<strong>Course</strong> Descriptions Continued<br />
Introduc to the World Wide Web<br />
CGS 1550<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted<br />
in the Associate in Arts degree. This course<br />
introduces students to the fundamental<br />
concepts and resources involved in using the<br />
Internet via the World Wide Web (WWW).<br />
It teaches what the WWW is, how to browse<br />
and search it, and how to write effective Web<br />
pages using the Hypertext Markup Language<br />
(HTML). The course will include a discussion<br />
<strong>of</strong> basic theory as well as practical hands-on<br />
exercises.<br />
Micro<strong>com</strong>puter Help Desk I<br />
CTS 1155<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in<br />
the Associate in Arts degree. This course is<br />
designed to teach students practical PC help<br />
desk skills. Students learn to use appropriate<br />
troubleshooting, diagnostic, and problem<br />
resolution techniques to resolve PC s<strong>of</strong>tware<br />
and hardware problems. Real world situations<br />
are addressed through a <strong>com</strong>bination <strong>of</strong><br />
lecture, demonstration, and an emphasis on<br />
practical, intensive laboratory activities.<br />
Micros<strong>of</strong>t Excel<br />
CTS 1261C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted<br />
in the Associate in Arts degree. Micros<strong>of</strong>t<br />
Excel is an integrated s<strong>of</strong>tware package that<br />
provides spreadsheet, graphics, and database<br />
capabilities <strong>for</strong> the solution <strong>of</strong> accounting,<br />
business, financial analysis, and mathematical<br />
problems. This hands-on class utilizes a variety<br />
<strong>of</strong> practical exercises with Micros<strong>of</strong>t Excel to<br />
develop an understanding and pr<strong>of</strong>iciency in its<br />
operation, capabilities, and applications.<br />
Micros<strong>of</strong>t Windows<br />
CTS 2104<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in the<br />
Associate in Arts degree. Micros<strong>of</strong>t Windows<br />
is a multi-tasking operating environment<br />
with a Graphical User Interface <strong>for</strong> IBM PC<br />
<strong>com</strong>patible micro<strong>com</strong>puters. It employs a point<br />
and click approach to operating the <strong>com</strong>puter<br />
with windows, pull down menus and icons.<br />
The course will consist <strong>of</strong> guided hands-on<br />
session and lab exercises.<br />
Criminal Justice<br />
Criminal Investigation<br />
CJE 2600<br />
This course presents the philosophical,<br />
historical and present background <strong>of</strong> the<br />
criminal investigation process. The student<br />
will learn and, in some cases, apply current<br />
criminal investigation procedures and<br />
techniques dealing with <strong>of</strong>fenses confronting a<br />
modern police/investigating agency.<br />
Int to the Criminal Justice Sy<br />
CCJ 1020<br />
This course presents the philosophical<br />
background <strong>of</strong> law en<strong>for</strong>cement agencies,<br />
their development, purposes, functions,<br />
and organization with attention given to<br />
contemporary problems, processes and<br />
Constitutional aspects involved in the<br />
administration <strong>of</strong> criminal justice in a<br />
democratic society.<br />
Diving Business Technology<br />
Adv Diving Theory & Practice<br />
PEN 2137C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted<br />
in the Associate in Arts degree. The course<br />
provides the basic diver with additional<br />
training in physics, physiology, dive tables<br />
use, salvage calculations, dive planning,<br />
and the enhancement <strong>of</strong> skills to attain an<br />
advanced certification. Nationally recognized<br />
certification as an openwater scuba diver is a<br />
requirement <strong>for</strong> enrollment in this course and<br />
will be verified by the instructor at the first<br />
class.<br />
Aquatic 1st Aid/CPR/O2<br />
EMS 1344<br />
This course does not ordinarily count<br />
in the Associate in Arts degree. Instructs<br />
individuals in recognition <strong>of</strong> signs and<br />
symptoms <strong>for</strong> accidents and injuries in the<br />
aquatic/workplace environment and how<br />
to apply appropriate first aid practices,<br />
implementation <strong>of</strong> CPR, and the application<br />
<strong>of</strong> oxygen in the management <strong>of</strong> accidents and<br />
injuries.<br />
Basic Research Diving<br />
ISC 2132<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted<br />
in the Associates in Arts degree. This is a<br />
multi disciplinary course designed to expose<br />
students to the tools and techniques <strong>for</strong><br />
collecting scientific data underwater. This<br />
course will include a review <strong>of</strong> the theory<br />
and practical application <strong>of</strong> scientific diving<br />
through the use <strong>of</strong> scuba diving skills and<br />
research methodology as applied to the fields<br />
<strong>of</strong> shipwreck archaeology, physical<br />
oceanography, and marine biology. Nationally<br />
recognized certification as an advanced scuba<br />
diver is a requirement <strong>for</strong> enrollment in this<br />
course and will be verified by the instructor at<br />
the first class.<br />
Bus <strong>of</strong> Recreational Diving<br />
MKA 2621<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in<br />
the Associate in Arts degree. Lecture and<br />
practical experience in the areas <strong>of</strong> dive shop<br />
management to prepare the student to manage<br />
all aspects <strong>of</strong> a modern dive service facility.<br />
<strong>Course</strong> will cover charter boat operations,<br />
retail operations, service operations, training<br />
facility operations, and overhead cost control.<br />
Divemaster<br />
PEQ 1137C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in the<br />
Associate in Arts degree. This course provides<br />
the required training and experience to serve<br />
in a supervisory capacity in open water diving<br />
activities and to act as an underwater guide<br />
or instructional assistant. Successful student<br />
will be qualified to apply <strong>for</strong> divemaster<br />
membership in the National Association <strong>of</strong><br />
Underwater Instructors (NAUI). Nationally<br />
recognized certification as a rescue diver, as<br />
well as current certification in first aid/CPR<br />
and at least 25 logged dives are requirements<br />
<strong>for</strong> enrollment in this course and will be<br />
verified by the instructor at the first class.<br />
Students will be required to obtain a diving<br />
medical exam prior to starting water activities.<br />
Certification as an oxygen provider will be<br />
required by the end <strong>of</strong> the course.<br />
Science <strong>of</strong> Under Water Per<strong>for</strong>m<br />
ISC 1142<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in<br />
the Associate in Arts degree. Provides students<br />
with a sound, scientific basis <strong>for</strong> understanding<br />
human per<strong>for</strong>mance under water. May be used<br />
as preparation <strong>for</strong> certification in skin or scuba<br />
diving.<br />
Scuba Diving<br />
PEN 1136C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in the<br />
Associate in Arts degree. This is an extensive<br />
course <strong>for</strong> training persons in open water<br />
recreational diving. Students will be expected<br />
to supply their own snorkeling equipment.<br />
Satisfactory <strong>com</strong>pletion <strong>of</strong> this course leads to<br />
internationally recognized scuba certification.<br />
Students must demonstrate satisfactory<br />
swimming ability, physical stamina and<br />
emotional stability to instructor at the first lab.<br />
Medical certificate may be required.<br />
Scuba Rescue & Emer Medicine<br />
EMS<br />
2081C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in<br />
the Associate in Arts degree. Qualify certified<br />
scuba divers and/or waterfront, boating, and<br />
public safety personnel to effectively per<strong>for</strong>m<br />
aquatic rescues <strong>of</strong> distressed scuba divers and<br />
to provide emergency medical management<br />
and other support in a field setting.<br />
Requirements <strong>for</strong> enrollment are: 1) nationally<br />
recognized certification as an advanced scuba<br />
diver and 2) nationally recognized current<br />
certification in 1st Aid, CPR, and Oxygen<br />
Provider OR current enrollment in EMS 1344,<br />
Aquatic First Aid/CPR/O2. These requirements<br />
will be verified by the instructor at the first<br />
class.<br />
Work Diving Technology<br />
EOC 2711<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in the<br />
Associate in Arts degree. Provides divers with<br />
the skills and knowledge required to apply<br />
state-<strong>of</strong>-the-art scuba diving equipment and<br />
procedures to the per<strong>for</strong>mance <strong>of</strong> underwater<br />
work in a safe and effective manner.<br />
Curriculum includes technology that extends<br />
into tethered diving and use <strong>of</strong> full-face masks,<br />
wireless and hard-wire <strong>com</strong>munications, and<br />
dry exposure suits. Scenarios in a wide variety<br />
<strong>of</strong> working environments include the use <strong>of</strong><br />
underwater equipment impacting upon diver<br />
per<strong>for</strong>mance. An introduction to the use <strong>of</strong><br />
surface-air-supplied equipment may be<br />
provided as appropriate. Includes specialty<br />
ratings applicable <strong>for</strong> certification as Master<br />
Diver. Nationally recognized certification<br />
as an advanced scuba diver or work diving<br />
experience with permission <strong>of</strong> instructor is a<br />
requirement <strong>for</strong> enrollment in this course and<br />
will be verified by the instructor at the first<br />
class.<br />
Economics<br />
Macroeconomics<br />
ECO <strong>2013</strong><br />
Study <strong>of</strong> the U.S. economy, including<br />
functions <strong>of</strong> an economic system, etermination<br />
<strong>of</strong> market prices, measuring the economy’s<br />
per<strong>for</strong>mance, causes <strong>of</strong> unemployment and<br />
inflation, and government taxation,<br />
spending, and monetary policies.<br />
Education<br />
Intro Diversity <strong>for</strong> Educators<br />
EDF 2085<br />
Designed <strong>for</strong> the prospective educator,<br />
this course provides the opportunity to explore<br />
issues <strong>of</strong> diversity, including an understanding<br />
<strong>of</strong> the influence <strong>of</strong> exceptionalities,<br />
culture, family, gender, sexual orientation,<br />
and socioeconomic status, and religion,<br />
languages <strong>of</strong> origin, ethnicity and age upon<br />
the educational experience. Students will<br />
explore personal attitudes toward diversity<br />
and exceptionalities. Students will be<br />
provided in<strong>for</strong>mation on the Florida Educator<br />
Ac<strong>com</strong>plished Practices, Sunshine State<br />
Standards, and the Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Educator<br />
Competencies. A minimum <strong>of</strong> 15 hours <strong>of</strong><br />
field-based experience working with<br />
diverse populations <strong>for</strong> children and youth<br />
in schools or similar settings is required.<br />
The filed experience should not be via<br />
virtual modes <strong>of</strong> film or internet.This course<br />
introduces students to the diversity <strong>of</strong> the<br />
school populations <strong>of</strong> Florida and <strong>of</strong> America<br />
in general, and examines strategies <strong>for</strong><br />
teaching with respect <strong>for</strong> multiple diversities.<br />
Intro to Environmental Educ<br />
EDG 2331<br />
This course introduces environmental<br />
education drawing upon the special resources<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Florida Keys. Active, collaborative, nontraditional<br />
field experiences are stressed and<br />
practiced. Topics reflect field experience and<br />
include a broad scope <strong>of</strong> outdoor and museum<br />
activities.<br />
Introduction to Education<br />
EDF 2005<br />
A survey course including sociological<br />
and philosophical foundations <strong>of</strong> education,<br />
governance and finance <strong>of</strong> education,<br />
educational policies, legal, moral and<br />
ethical issues and the pr<strong>of</strong>essionalism<br />
<strong>of</strong> teaching. Students will be provided<br />
in<strong>for</strong>mation on the Florida Educator<br />
Ac<strong>com</strong>plished Practices, Sunshine State<br />
Standards, and the Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Educator<br />
Competencies. Students are required to<br />
<strong>com</strong>plete a minimum <strong>of</strong> 15 hours <strong>of</strong> fieldbased<br />
experience with children and youth in<br />
schools or similar settings and not via virtual<br />
modes <strong>of</strong> film or Internet.<br />
Educator Preparation<br />
Institute<br />
Seg B, Field Experience<br />
EPI 0945<br />
This course provides a 15 hour field<br />
experience segment in a public, charter, or<br />
accredited private school <strong>for</strong> the EPI 0030<br />
module.<br />
Segment A, Diversity<br />
EPI 0030<br />
This course teaches an understanding<br />
<strong>of</strong> the variety <strong>of</strong> backgrounds and cultures<br />
that may be found in a typical classroom and<br />
how social class, religion, language, gender<br />
differences, culture and ethnicity, physical<br />
differences, and prejudices have an effect on<br />
how a student learns.<br />
Emergency Medical<br />
Services<br />
1st Responder <strong>for</strong> Med Pr<strong>of</strong><br />
EMS<br />
1059C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in<br />
the Associate in Arts degree. This course is<br />
based on the National Highway Traffic Safety<br />
Administration and DOT Standard curriculum<br />
<strong>for</strong> first responders at scenes <strong>of</strong> accident and/<br />
or illness and is designed to prepare the student<br />
<strong>for</strong> emergency care <strong>of</strong> a victim, providing<br />
the skills and knowledge <strong>of</strong> care prior to the<br />
arrival <strong>of</strong> the Emergency Medical Technician/<br />
Paramedic. Recognition <strong>of</strong> symptoms and<br />
signs <strong>of</strong> impending danger to the patient’s<br />
life and the accepted treatment modes <strong>for</strong> the<br />
conditions will be taught as well as techniques<br />
<strong>for</strong> extrication (light duty) <strong>of</strong> the accident<br />
victim. This course is required <strong>for</strong> firefighters,<br />
law en<strong>for</strong>cement <strong>of</strong>ficers, volunteer rescue<br />
personnel, and those wishing to enter the EMS<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>ession.<br />
Emergency Medical Technician<br />
EMS 1159C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in the<br />
Associate in Arts degree. The EMT course is<br />
designed as a one semester course, 11 credit<br />
hours in length to prepare the student <strong>for</strong><br />
employment in an EMS System as an EMT. In<br />
addition to regular classroom lecture and lab<br />
practical time, the student will be assigned to<br />
contract agencies <strong>for</strong> experience in riding<br />
with the rescue and ambulance units under<br />
supervision <strong>of</strong> State <strong>of</strong> Florida EMT’s or<br />
Paramedics. Students will also be assigned to<br />
hospital agencies <strong>for</strong> emergency<br />
department experience. Upon successful<br />
<strong>com</strong>pletion <strong>of</strong> this course students will be<br />
eligible <strong>for</strong> application to the State <strong>of</strong> Florida<br />
and/or the National Registry <strong>for</strong> certification<br />
by examination as an Emergency Medical<br />
Technician. The course meets and exceed the<br />
1994 US D.O.T. EMS National Standards<br />
curriculum as required by the Florida<br />
Department <strong>of</strong> Emergency Medical Services,<br />
and the Florida Department <strong>of</strong> Education.<br />
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English<br />
Beginning Poetry Writing<br />
CRW 1300<br />
This course focuses on shorter poetry<br />
writing in a workshop <strong>for</strong>mat. Basic structural<br />
and <strong>for</strong>mal elements <strong>of</strong> conventional, free <strong>for</strong>m<br />
and experimental poetry are introduced and<br />
interpreted through readings <strong>of</strong> and structured<br />
critical response to the student’s own poetry.<br />
Occasionally, established poets’ work is<br />
introduced as example and model. Through<br />
supportive in-class critique, the student learns<br />
the craft <strong>of</strong> revising poetry. The course<br />
includes a 6,000 word writing requirement.<br />
College Preparatory Comm Skill<br />
ENC 0020C<br />
(Does not carry college credit.) A course<br />
<strong>of</strong> group and individualized instruction with<br />
emphasis on English grammar, sentence<br />
structure, punctuation, spelling, and paragraph/<br />
essay structures. The course presents critical<br />
thinking and writing strategies <strong>for</strong> <strong>com</strong>posing<br />
sentences, paragraphs, and college essays.<br />
Required <strong>of</strong> students whose test scores/writing<br />
sample indicate a need <strong>for</strong> developmental<br />
writing skills.<br />
English Composition I<br />
ENC 1101<br />
A course that emphasizes accepted<br />
standards and techniques <strong>of</strong> expository<br />
writing, logical thinking, and reading with<br />
literal and critical <strong>com</strong>prehension. Students<br />
are expected to write coherent, unified prose,<br />
develop a thesis statement, arrange main<br />
ideas and supporting details, and use effective<br />
vocabulary, conventional sentence structure,<br />
and standard American English grammar<br />
and usage. Includes a 6,000 word writing<br />
requirement.
<strong>Course</strong> Descriptions Continued<br />
English Composition II<br />
ENC 1102<br />
Expository writing based upon the close<br />
reading and study <strong>of</strong> selected examples<br />
from fiction, poetry, and drama. The course<br />
emphasizes oral and written analytical<br />
interpretations which include recognition<br />
<strong>of</strong> the traditional techniques, <strong>for</strong>ms, and<br />
rhetorical devices used by writers <strong>of</strong> literature.<br />
The course also serves as an introduction<br />
to literature. Includes a 6,00 word writing<br />
requirement.<br />
Introduction to Short Fiction<br />
LIT 2020<br />
The course surveys significant short fiction<br />
by representative writers, past and present,<br />
traditional, experimental, and avant-garde.<br />
It includes interpretation, analysis, historical<br />
development, and cultural context <strong>of</strong> the works<br />
as well as a 6,000 word writing requirement.<br />
Graphic Arts Design<br />
Intro to Computer Based Design<br />
GRA 1100C<br />
This course is an introduction to the<br />
<strong>com</strong>puter as a tool <strong>for</strong> graphic design.<br />
History<br />
Hist <strong>of</strong> United States to 1876<br />
AMH 2010<br />
The United States to 1876. Our European<br />
and Asiatic background in the Colonial period.<br />
Emphasis upon the American Revolutionary<br />
period; constitutional development;<br />
political, social, economic, and cultural<br />
sectionalism leading to the Civil War, and the<br />
Reconstruction era.<br />
Hist <strong>of</strong> US, 1876-1945<br />
AMH 2020<br />
The United States from its Centennial to<br />
1945. Emphasis upon its rise to World Power<br />
status; the political, social, economic, and<br />
cultural <strong>for</strong>ces used to maintain World Power<br />
status; and the beginnings <strong>of</strong> the Cold War.<br />
History <strong>of</strong> the US I<br />
AMH 2010<br />
The United States to 1876. Our European<br />
and Asiatic background in the Colonial period.<br />
Emphasis upon the American Revolutionary<br />
period; constitutional development;<br />
political, social, economic, and cultural<br />
sectionalism leading to the Civil War, and the<br />
Reconstruction era.<br />
Oral & Community History<br />
HIS 2071<br />
This course will explore the purpose,<br />
value, theory, and achievement <strong>of</strong> oral<br />
and <strong>com</strong>munity history. Students will gain<br />
experience in collecting, interpreting, and<br />
processing their own interviews.<br />
Surv <strong>of</strong> African Am Hist<br />
AMH 2091<br />
The course surveys the national<br />
background <strong>of</strong> Africans be<strong>for</strong>e their <strong>for</strong>ced<br />
migration to the United States and Latin<br />
America. It will focus on free blacks as well as<br />
those enslaved in colonial and revolutionary<br />
America. The course will also examine the<br />
Abolition Movement, the Civil War, and<br />
prominent African Americans. It will focus<br />
on the cultural, social, economic, political and<br />
religious history <strong>of</strong> African Americans from<br />
the arrival through the twentieth century.<br />
World History I<br />
WOH 1012<br />
Survey <strong>of</strong> the evolution <strong>of</strong> <strong>com</strong>parative<br />
civilizations from ancient times to the modern<br />
era. Students examine the development <strong>of</strong><br />
civilizations throughout the world as well as<br />
the political, social, and economic views as<br />
they evolved in the various areas.<br />
Human Services<br />
Assess & Treat Planning<br />
HUS 1421<br />
This course mixes both theory and<br />
practical application <strong>of</strong> the process <strong>of</strong><br />
gathering data from a number <strong>of</strong> sources and<br />
synthesizing this in<strong>for</strong>mation <strong>for</strong> the purpose<br />
<strong>of</strong> preparing a treatment plan <strong>for</strong> an addiction<br />
client. It begins with a review <strong>of</strong> addiction<br />
basics and ends with each student <strong>com</strong>pleting<br />
an assessment interview and writing up a Biopsycho-social<br />
Narrative Assessment.<br />
Comm Skills Using Thera Comm<br />
HUS 1422<br />
Students will focus on basic<br />
<strong>com</strong>munication skills-attending, paraphrasing,<br />
reflection, interpretation, summarizing,<br />
probing self-disclosures and confrontation.<br />
Various therapeutic <strong>com</strong>munication techniques<br />
will be explored as well as <strong>com</strong>mon blocks to<br />
<strong>com</strong>munication. Effective helper skills will be<br />
discussed.<br />
Ethics <strong>for</strong> Addiction Prfssnal<br />
HUS 1500<br />
This course provides an understanding<br />
<strong>of</strong> legal and ethical issues encountered in<br />
counseling and the field <strong>of</strong> addictions. Students<br />
will explore the Code <strong>of</strong> Ethics and Conduct<br />
<strong>for</strong> Addiction Pr<strong>of</strong>essional <strong>of</strong> Florida in<br />
depth. Numerous case studies will be presented<br />
allowing students to practice ethical and legal<br />
decision making. The concept <strong>of</strong> boundaries<br />
and boundary invasion will be discussed.<br />
The student will be exposed to various legal<br />
statutes that effect the addiction counselor.<br />
Family Counseling in Addiction<br />
HUS 1443<br />
This course provides an overview <strong>of</strong><br />
family counseling including major theories,<br />
tenets <strong>of</strong> the model, techniques and clinical<br />
applications. It is designed to present an<br />
overview so that the addictions therapist<br />
be<strong>com</strong>es aware <strong>of</strong> signs <strong>of</strong> family dysfunction<br />
and can make appropriate referrals. Taking<br />
this course does not quality one to do family<br />
counseling. Specific modalities useful in the<br />
substance abusing family include psycho<br />
educational approaches. Alanon and Alateen<br />
will be discussed. The last 4 hours <strong>of</strong> this<br />
class focuses on domestic abuse in the<br />
substance abusing family.<br />
Int to Cert Add Pr<strong>of</strong> Process<br />
HUS 1007<br />
This course helps the student gain<br />
in<strong>for</strong>mation about certification, why<br />
certification is necessary and the overall<br />
mission <strong>of</strong> the Certification Board <strong>of</strong><br />
Addictions Pr<strong>of</strong>essionals <strong>of</strong> Florida (CBAPF).<br />
Classifications <strong>of</strong> addiction pr<strong>of</strong>essionals are<br />
explained as well as legibility requirements,<br />
standards and pr<strong>of</strong>iciency measures are<br />
covered.<br />
Intro to Chem Depend/Addict<br />
HUS 1400<br />
This course is one <strong>of</strong> the basic introduction<br />
courses in the addictions studies program and<br />
includes a basic overview <strong>of</strong> the disease <strong>of</strong><br />
addiction/chemical dependency; a historical<br />
perspective <strong>of</strong> addictions and reviews a variety<br />
<strong>of</strong> addiction disorders; DSM-IV criteria<br />
necessary to diagnose addiction/dependence<br />
and abuse and to be<strong>com</strong>e familiar with the<br />
differences between abuse and dependence;<br />
introductory knowledge on the permanent<br />
brain chemistry changes that take place in<br />
addiction; a theoretical basis <strong>for</strong><br />
treating addiction and treatment protocol.<br />
Issues Intimacy/Sexuality<br />
HUS 2482<br />
This course provides an overview <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>com</strong>mon intimacy and sexual concerns faced<br />
by the recovering population. The normal<br />
human sexual response cycle will be covered<br />
along with various kinds <strong>of</strong> relationships<br />
on a continuum from homosexuality to<br />
heterosexuality. The role <strong>of</strong> the counselor in<br />
sex/relationship counseling will be emphasized<br />
as well as appropriate referral sources.<br />
Relapse Prevention<br />
HUS 2460<br />
This course focuses on why relapse<br />
occurs and why it is considered a part <strong>of</strong><br />
recovery <strong>for</strong> many addicts. The course aids<br />
helping pr<strong>of</strong>essionals to prepare clients to<br />
deal with relapse mode behavior and quick<br />
recovery from slips.<br />
Humanities<br />
Humanities: Art and Music<br />
HUM 2511<br />
This course is an introduction to the<br />
stylistic character and cultural climate <strong>of</strong> the<br />
important art epochs <strong>of</strong> Western civilization.<br />
Study is made <strong>of</strong> how the various arts<br />
responded to the same sociocultural conditions<br />
and how each art is related to the others in the<br />
patterns <strong>of</strong> cultural history. Representative<br />
works <strong>of</strong> art and music are presented as<br />
illustrations. There is a 6,000 word writing<br />
requirement.<br />
Introduction to Humanities<br />
HUM 1020<br />
This is a basic introduction to the student<br />
<strong>of</strong> humanities using an interdisciplinary<br />
approach. This course focuses on central<br />
concepts and the fundamental nature <strong>of</strong><br />
philosophy, architecture, literature, music,<br />
religion, and art. Concepts from these<br />
disciplines are integrated with contemporary<br />
American culture. This course includes a<br />
6,000 word writing requirement.<br />
International Relations<br />
Intro International Relations<br />
INR 2001<br />
Introduction to International Relations<br />
surveys and analyzes theoretical applications<br />
to global events and how States relate to<br />
one another. <strong>Course</strong>work will reflect the<br />
fundamentally changing way in which States<br />
interact, from the traditional methodology<br />
<strong>of</strong> diplomacy, war and trade to modern<br />
<strong>for</strong>mulas such as international finance, goods,<br />
<strong>com</strong>munications, peoples movements and the<br />
ubiquitous influence <strong>of</strong> non-state actors such<br />
as multinational corporations, NGO’s and<br />
terrorist networks. This course will identify<br />
the <strong>for</strong>ces that drive the emerging international<br />
order in the 21st Century and provide students<br />
with an understanding <strong>of</strong> the underlying<br />
causes and context <strong>for</strong> seemingly irrational<br />
international developments.<br />
Languages<br />
Beginning Spanish I<br />
SPN 1120C<br />
Spoken and written <strong>for</strong>ms <strong>of</strong> the Spanish<br />
language. The major purpose <strong>of</strong> the course is<br />
to teach students to understand and to speak<br />
Spanish as a medium <strong>of</strong> <strong>com</strong>munication<br />
through a good pronunciation and solid<br />
vocabulary.<br />
Beginning Spanish II<br />
SPN 1121C<br />
Strengthening the student’s ability to<br />
speak and understand Spanish through cultural<br />
readings and practical, interesting class<br />
discussions. The course provides in<strong>for</strong>mation<br />
about Spanish customs and the Hispanic<br />
World.<br />
Intro to Queer Latina(o) Lit<br />
SPW 1790<br />
This course will explore a sample <strong>of</strong><br />
the literature created in the United States by<br />
authors that identify themselves as Latino and<br />
Latina queer writers. The concept <strong>of</strong> queer<br />
literature will be explored and it will be the<br />
starting point to analyze several texts produced<br />
by queer Hispanics in the United States.<br />
Library Science<br />
Intro to Internet Research<br />
LIS 2004<br />
This course is <strong>of</strong>fered by the Florida public<br />
<strong>com</strong>munity college system. It is delivered<br />
via the World Wide Web and Internet e-mail.<br />
The course focuses on methods <strong>of</strong> accessing<br />
in<strong>for</strong>mation resources available through the<br />
Internet. Students will learn to design search<br />
strategies, retrieve, evaluate and cite Internet<br />
resources. One hour lecture.<br />
Literature<br />
Creative Writing I<br />
CRW 1001<br />
This course is designed to develop<br />
students’ literary voices through the study<br />
and application <strong>of</strong> techniques <strong>of</strong> writing<br />
fiction, poetry, drama and the essay. Through<br />
supportive in class critiques and occasional<br />
discussion <strong>of</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>essional models, the student<br />
learns the craft <strong>of</strong> writing. This course includes<br />
a 6,000 word writing requirement.<br />
Marine Sciences<br />
Coral Reef Biology & Mgmt<br />
OCB 2264C<br />
this course introduces students to the basic<br />
biology <strong>of</strong> corals and coral reefs, including a<br />
discussion <strong>of</strong> ecological principles such as:<br />
<strong>com</strong>petition, diversity, symbiosis, disturbance,<br />
adaptation, reproduction, and recruitment. Also<br />
examined are the major taxa living in coral<br />
reef ecosystems <strong>of</strong> the Caribbean and florida,<br />
including seagrasses and mangroves. Latter<br />
portions <strong>of</strong> the cours introduce current polices<br />
and best practice <strong>for</strong> coral reef conservation<br />
and management, with emphasis on the Florida<br />
Keys National Marine Sanctuary. The in-field<br />
laboratory portion will illustrate concepts<br />
from the lecutres, and give students practical<br />
experience in basic coral reef monitoring<br />
techniques.<br />
Dolph Stud & Field Exp: Cogn<br />
OCB 2310<br />
This introductory program provides an<br />
in-depth, hands-on immersion into the field <strong>of</strong><br />
marine mammal science and surveys a wide<br />
range <strong>of</strong> knowledge, theories and ongoing<br />
research concerning marine mammals,<br />
including instruction specific to the facility and<br />
its resident dolphins. The class focuses on<br />
concepts and research methodology in the<br />
study <strong>of</strong> cognitive abilities and social behavior<br />
<strong>of</strong> marine mammals. Students will reside at the<br />
Dolphin Research Center on Grassy Key.<br />
Dolphin Lab<br />
OCB 1301C<br />
This introduction to the biology <strong>of</strong> the<br />
dolphin surveys cetacean taxonomy, anatomy,<br />
physiology, pathology, stranding, capture,<br />
health care, nutrition and training. Students<br />
will reside <strong>for</strong> a full week at the Dolphin<br />
Research Institute on Grassy Key. <strong>Course</strong><br />
requirements center upon a 3,000 word<br />
journal.<br />
Introduction to Oceanography<br />
OCE 1001<br />
This course is intended <strong>for</strong> non-science<br />
majors and is an introduction to the science<br />
<strong>of</strong> oceanography. Topics include, physics<br />
and chemistry <strong>of</strong> seawater, major ocean<br />
basins and features <strong>of</strong> the coastline,<br />
major ocean circulation patterns and currents,<br />
characteristics <strong>of</strong> deep and shallow water<br />
waves and the tides along with interactions <strong>of</strong><br />
atmosphere with the oceans.<br />
Marine Data Collection<br />
OCB 2102C<br />
This interdisciplinary field-oriented<br />
laboratory course involves marine data<br />
collection and the establishment <strong>of</strong> a marine<br />
data base <strong>for</strong> selected reef, sea grass, and<br />
mangrove island <strong>com</strong>munities. Students will<br />
survey marine <strong>com</strong>munities with emphasis on<br />
population dynamics, succession and the<br />
establishment <strong>of</strong> density, dominance,<br />
frequency and importance values <strong>for</strong> sessile<br />
invertebrates and marine plants.<br />
Marine Technology<br />
2 & 4 Cycle Outbrd Rep & Maint<br />
MTE 1053C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted<br />
in the Associate in Arts degree. A basic,<br />
two-cycle and four-cycle gasoline outboard<br />
engine course in terminology, fasteners, hand<br />
tools, measuring instruments and special<br />
tools. Laboratory consists <strong>of</strong> each student--<br />
individually--disassembling, inspecting and<br />
assembling outboard power heads. Using<br />
manufacturers’ literature, each student in lab<br />
must submit a written report setting <strong>for</strong>th every<br />
part name, function, condition, part number<br />
and cost, as well as special tools or<br />
procedures used on each power head.<br />
Applied Marine Electricity<br />
MTE 1400C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in<br />
the Associate in Arts degree. Basic electrical<br />
theory <strong>for</strong> A/C & D/C circuits in marine<br />
systems. Application <strong>of</strong> electrical theory to the<br />
generating, starting and auxiliary circuits<br />
<strong>of</strong> the marine engine. Emphasis on theory <strong>of</strong><br />
operation and repair <strong>of</strong> equipment in the field<br />
with special attention to marine problems in a<br />
salt-water environment.<br />
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Basic Seamanship<br />
MTE 1811<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in<br />
the Associate in Arts degree. Fundamentals <strong>of</strong><br />
small boat handling, chart reading, rules <strong>of</strong> the<br />
road, rigging, safety and boat licensing. Handson<br />
plotting with local charts, practical knots<br />
and other rope work. Weather permitting on<br />
the water practice.<br />
Gas and Electric Welding<br />
MTE 1651C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in<br />
the Associate in Arts degree. Provides basic<br />
welding knowledge<br />
and skills necessary to make repairs on<br />
ferrous metals used in the marine industry.<br />
Emphasis on metallurgy and uses <strong>of</strong> metals.<br />
The course is designed <strong>for</strong> the student with no<br />
welding background and includes the safety<br />
and theory <strong>of</strong> gas welding, metal cutting,<br />
brazing with brass and silver alloys, AC/DC<br />
ARC welding stick, and introduction to<br />
aluminum TIG and MIG welding.<br />
Mar Corrosion & Crrsn Prevent<br />
MTE 2062<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in<br />
the Associate in Arts degree. Basic theory<br />
<strong>of</strong> galvanic, electrolysis, fatigue, biological,<br />
cavitation and chemical corrosion. The<br />
zinc sacrificial and the impressed current<br />
<strong>com</strong>mercial corrosion control systems are<br />
demonstrated. Composition, structure,<br />
application and evaluation <strong>of</strong> <strong>com</strong>mercial<br />
classes <strong>of</strong> protective coatings <strong>for</strong> metals,<br />
proper metal preparation, and coating<br />
application are covered. New corrosion<br />
laboratory has an extensive collection <strong>of</strong><br />
marine corrosion examples <strong>for</strong> demonstration.<br />
Students are given individual projects on<br />
several different metals and coating materials.<br />
Marine Ignition & Fuel Systems<br />
MTE1166C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted<br />
in the Associate in Arts degree. This course<br />
addresses the theory, operation and service<br />
<strong>of</strong> up-to-date electronic/<strong>com</strong>puterized fuel<br />
and ignition systems as well as conventional<br />
systems and focuses upon characteristics <strong>of</strong><br />
fuels and their oil mixture, fuel systems, safety,<br />
marine carburetors, tank construction and<br />
correct installation. In depth study <strong>of</strong> 2 and 4<br />
cycle carburetor repair and service and ignition<br />
and fuel troubleshooting using test equipment,<br />
<strong>com</strong>puter testing and the dynometer.<br />
Mrn 4-Cycle Strn Drv-Inbrd Eng<br />
MTE 2054C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted<br />
in the Associate in Arts degree. A lecturelaboratory<br />
course on four-cycle in-line and<br />
v-type inboard gasoline engines. Lab includes<br />
troubleshooting, disassembly, and inspection<br />
and cleaning <strong>of</strong> various types <strong>of</strong> inboard gas<br />
engines by General Motors, Ford, Mercruiser<br />
and Volvo Penta. Preparation <strong>of</strong> technical job<br />
work order <strong>for</strong> the procurement <strong>of</strong> replacement<br />
parts, installing new parts, assembly and<br />
checking with the correct instruments is part <strong>of</strong><br />
the lab.<br />
Mrn Auxiliary Equip Servicing<br />
MTE 2541C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted<br />
in the Associate in Arts degree. This course<br />
provides an introduction to pumps, DC/AC<br />
electricity and generators; hydraulics; LP<br />
gas systems, solar power, marine sanitation<br />
devices, air conditioning and refrigeration,<br />
and other topics <strong>of</strong> interest to mariners.<br />
Within each unit, theory <strong>of</strong> operation and<br />
fundamentals <strong>of</strong> servicing are taught with a<br />
strong emphasis on techniques. Stern drive and<br />
outboard power Tilt and Trim operations and<br />
repairs.<br />
Mrn Grcs, Outdrvs & Transms Sy<br />
MTE 2234C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted<br />
in the Associate in Arts degree. This course<br />
emphasizes large outboard lower units, stern<br />
drives and marine gear assemblies including<br />
Borg-Warner, and Twin Disc <strong>for</strong> use on<br />
engines to 500 H.P. Focus will be upon the<br />
function <strong>of</strong> gears, gearing, bearings, and seals<br />
relating this in<strong>for</strong>mation to the schematics <strong>of</strong><br />
transmissions found in the service manuals.<br />
Complete disassembly and reassembly<br />
procedures on all outboard lower units<br />
including mechanical, Alpha I, Bravo I, Cobra,<br />
King Cobra, Volvo gear cases using special<br />
tools and shimming procedures. Study <strong>of</strong><br />
hydraulics in transmission <strong>of</strong> Borg-Warner,<br />
Twin Disc. In depth theory <strong>of</strong> propellers and<br />
selection, using manufacturer’s in<strong>for</strong>mation.<br />
One Hundred Ton Gross Master<br />
MTE 2883<br />
This course does not ordinarily count<br />
towards the Associate in Arts degree. The<br />
purpose <strong>of</strong> this course is to allow a USCG<br />
licensed captain to upgrade from OUPV (6<br />
pack) to 100 Gross Tons Master. The primary<br />
topics covered in this course include rigging,<br />
cargo handling, structural members, stability<br />
and trim, <strong>com</strong>pass error and adjustment,<br />
pollution, fire fighting, <strong>com</strong>munications<br />
regulations, maritime law, life saving and<br />
survival, anchoring and towing, small vessel<br />
passenger regulations, and rules <strong>of</strong> the road.<br />
Upon successful <strong>com</strong>pletion <strong>of</strong> this course<br />
the attendee will be able to pass the USCG<br />
approved 100 GT Master Exam, <strong>of</strong>fered at the<br />
end <strong>of</strong> the course.<br />
Mathematics<br />
Calculus & Analytic Geometry 1<br />
MAC<br />
2311<br />
This course begins with the study <strong>of</strong> limits,<br />
continuity, derivatives, and applications. The<br />
course ends with the study <strong>of</strong> antiderivatives<br />
and applications <strong>of</strong> the definite integral to<br />
area under a curve. This course is taught with<br />
analytic geometry throughout.<br />
College Algebra<br />
MAC 1105<br />
This course is a study <strong>of</strong> functions and<br />
their properties. The functions studied include<br />
polynomials, rational, absolute value, radical,<br />
exponential, and logarithmic. Properties<br />
include functional notation, domains, ranges,<br />
graphs, operations, and inverses. Application<br />
problems are designed so that they can be<br />
applied to practical situations. A graphing<br />
calculator is required <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
Individual Topics Arithmetic<br />
MAT 0002<br />
(Does not carry college credit). Designed<br />
<strong>for</strong> entering students with low scores on the<br />
mathematics placement test. The course will<br />
teach all the arithmetic skills necessary <strong>for</strong><br />
basic algebra. The topics will include whole<br />
numbers, fractions, decimals, percents,<br />
measurements, area, perimeter, volume,<br />
operations with integers, simple equations,<br />
and <strong>for</strong>mulas. A scientific calculator (TI 30 or<br />
equivalent) is required.<br />
Int Probability & Statistics I<br />
STA 2023<br />
A mathematics course that focuses on the<br />
following major topics: Probability, random<br />
variables, hypothesis testing, confidence<br />
interval estimation, small sample methods,<br />
correlation, and simple linear regression.<br />
Intermediate Algebra<br />
MAT 1033<br />
This course reviews and extends many<br />
<strong>of</strong> the topics in basic algebra. The student<br />
will solve real-world problems through linear<br />
and quadratic function modeling. A graphing<br />
calculator is required <strong>for</strong> this course.<br />
Introduction to Algebra<br />
MAT 0024C<br />
(Does not carry college credit.) Algebra<br />
is the study <strong>of</strong> how variable quantities<br />
relate to each other. Students learn how<br />
to use the three most <strong>com</strong>mon kinds <strong>of</strong><br />
mathematical relationships (linear, quadratic<br />
and exponential) to solve real problems.<br />
The graphing calculator is used throughout<br />
to illustrate the students’ work in linear,<br />
quadratic, and exponential models. Extensive<br />
use <strong>of</strong> the graphing calculator also reduces<br />
the emphasis on memorized mathematical<br />
procedures and allows the student to focus on<br />
discovering how mathematical models solve<br />
real problems and allow us to make predictions<br />
about <strong>com</strong>plex situations involving many<br />
variables. The students still use a procedure<br />
based textbook to learn the basic algebraic<br />
principles: signed number, equation solving,<br />
systems <strong>of</strong> equations, polynomials, factoring,<br />
rationals, radicals, quadratics, etc. However,<br />
the goal <strong>of</strong> the course involves a much higher<br />
order <strong>of</strong> the goal <strong>of</strong> the course involves a much<br />
higher order <strong>of</strong> thinking...the analysis and<br />
synthesis <strong>of</strong> math models and the evaluation <strong>of</strong><br />
those models.<br />
Mathematics <strong>for</strong> Liberal Arts I<br />
MGF 1106<br />
This course is intended to familiarize the<br />
student with useful, realistic approaches to<br />
solving real-world problems. Applications<br />
are selected to best fit the needs and<br />
interests <strong>of</strong> the class. An introductory<br />
but relatively thorough look at linear<br />
programming, from a geometric point <strong>of</strong><br />
view through <strong>com</strong>puter-based models, is<br />
emphasized. The remaining portion provides<br />
the fundamentals <strong>of</strong> set theory, <strong>com</strong>binations<br />
and permutations, probability theory and other<br />
related topics.<br />
Trigonometry MAC 1114<br />
This course is a study <strong>of</strong> trigonometric<br />
functions and their inverses, solutions <strong>of</strong><br />
plane triangles, <strong>com</strong>plex numbers, graphs<br />
<strong>of</strong> trigonometric functions, trigonometric<br />
equations and identities. Introduction to<br />
vector algebra. It also develops higher level<br />
problem-solving skills needed in many other<br />
studies.<br />
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Music<br />
Music Appreciation I<br />
MUH 2011<br />
This course is designed as a non-technical<br />
approach to the enjoyment <strong>of</strong> listening to<br />
music <strong>for</strong> the student who has little or no<br />
musical background. The emphasis is on an<br />
intelligent listening procedure to material<br />
drawn from standard repertoire through the<br />
Baroque period (1750).<br />
Nursing<br />
Clinical Nursing I<br />
NUR 1211C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in the<br />
Associate in Arts degree. Clinical Nursing I is<br />
designed to introduce the student to selected<br />
medical-surgical concepts and provide the<br />
opportunity to expand and refine clinical skills<br />
acquired in Fundamentals <strong>of</strong> Nursing. Utilizing<br />
a systems framework, students are introduced<br />
to the inflammatory process and pathological<br />
conditions <strong>of</strong> diabetes and the ears, eyes, nose<br />
and throat. The respiratory, musculoskeletal,<br />
cardiovascular, immunological, hematopoietic,<br />
integumentary systems as well as the special<br />
needs <strong>of</strong> the medical and surgical patient<br />
are also examined. Students are expected<br />
to <strong>for</strong>mulate nursing care plans based on<br />
thorough assessments made <strong>of</strong> adult patients in<br />
the clinical setting and on knowledge <strong>of</strong> pathophysiology.<br />
Clinical Nursing II<br />
NUR 2213C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in the<br />
Associate in Arts degree. Clinical Nursing II is<br />
designed to provide the student with additional<br />
theory and practice in more <strong>com</strong>plex and<br />
specialized medical/surgical areas <strong>of</strong> nursing.<br />
Students are expected to apply facts and<br />
scientific principles from previous courses.<br />
Utilizing a systems framework, students<br />
are introduced to the geriatric patient and<br />
pathological conditions <strong>of</strong> the genitourinary,<br />
neurological hepatic and biliary systems.<br />
Areas <strong>of</strong> oncology, fluids and electrolytes,<br />
hemodynamics, and burns are also examined.<br />
Students are expected to <strong>for</strong>mulate and apply<br />
nursing care plans based on thorough<br />
assessment <strong>of</strong> patients in the clinical setting<br />
and on knowledge <strong>of</strong> pathophysiology and<br />
psychosocial needs <strong>of</strong> the patient.<br />
Clinical Nursing III<br />
NUR 2818C<br />
Clinical Nursing III provides students<br />
with the opportunity to build upon<br />
knowledge and skills developed in previous<br />
nursing courses. Students are introduced to<br />
implementing principles <strong>of</strong> leadership and<br />
management. Classroom content relates to<br />
the preparation <strong>of</strong> the student <strong>for</strong> assuming<br />
the role <strong>of</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>essional nurse. Prioritization<br />
and delegation are important concepts in<br />
this course. The clinical <strong>com</strong>ponent is an<br />
individualized experience that is selected in<br />
collaboration with the faculty and an RN<br />
preceptor. One alternate preceptor may be<br />
designated. Guidelines <strong>for</strong> level II practicum<br />
experiences are defined by the Florida<br />
Board <strong>of</strong> Nursing in the Nurse Practice<br />
Act chapter 64B (15 a-g). All preceptor<br />
practicum experiences are to be obtained on<br />
an adult medical-surgical unit or floor. The<br />
only exceptions considered are <strong>for</strong> LPNs<br />
and require the permission <strong>of</strong> the faculty and<br />
program director. The clinical <strong>com</strong>ponent<br />
<strong>of</strong> practicum will not <strong>com</strong>mence until all<br />
requirements <strong>for</strong> NUR 2462C are successfully<br />
met. The preceptor must be approved by the<br />
nursing program and must be an RN licensed<br />
in the State <strong>of</strong> Florida. It is the responsibility<br />
<strong>of</strong> the student to meet with the preceptor to<br />
review clinical expectation and goals prior<br />
to beginning clinical time. The student must<br />
obtain a resume from the preceptor and a<br />
signed letter <strong>of</strong> agreement.<br />
Fundamentals <strong>of</strong> Nursing<br />
NUR 1020C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in<br />
the Associate in Arts degree. Fundamentals <strong>of</strong><br />
Nursing is designed to introduce the student to<br />
selected concepts and technologies which are<br />
utilized in the practice <strong>of</strong> nursing. Concepts<br />
<strong>of</strong> health, stress adaptation, biological,<br />
psychological, and social needs provide the<br />
student with a theoretical basis <strong>for</strong> the<br />
assessment, planning, implementation, and<br />
evaluation <strong>of</strong> nursing care to selected patients.<br />
Clinical experiences are provided in both<br />
a practice laboratory and in various health<br />
care facilities under faculty supervision.<br />
Throughout the course, the student is expected<br />
to develop a beginning understanding <strong>of</strong> the<br />
various roles and responsibilities inherent in<br />
the nursing pr<strong>of</strong>ession.<br />
Maternal-Child Health<br />
NUR 2462C<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted<br />
in the Associate in Arts degree. Concepts<br />
from nursing fundamentals are adapted to<br />
the nursing care <strong>of</strong> the family. Through<br />
classroom and clinical experiences, students<br />
gain knowledge <strong>of</strong> the processes, problems,<br />
and deviations from health which influence<br />
or alter the normal course <strong>of</strong> parenthood and<br />
child care. Studies <strong>of</strong> women’s health, the<br />
reproduction cycle, growth and development<br />
<strong>of</strong> the child, well and ill child care, and the<br />
impact <strong>of</strong> illness and hospitalization on<br />
the family are provided in the classroom.<br />
These studies provide the students with the<br />
theoretical basis to safely apply the nursing<br />
process in caring <strong>for</strong> obstetric and pediatric<br />
clients in a variety <strong>of</strong> health care settings.<br />
Pharmacology <strong>for</strong> Nursing<br />
NUR 1142<br />
An introductory course in pharmacology<br />
<strong>for</strong> nurses. The outline is coordinated to match<br />
lecture content.<br />
Oceanography<br />
Dolph Stud & Field Exp I<br />
OCB 1311<br />
This introductory program surveys a wide<br />
range <strong>of</strong> knowledge, theories and ongoing<br />
research concerning marine mammals, animal<br />
husbandry, operant conditioning training<br />
practices and related issues, including<br />
instruction specific to the facility and its<br />
resident dolphins. This course <strong>of</strong>fers students<br />
a unique opportunity to gain career oriented<br />
hands-on experience in dolphin husbandry<br />
and training, including diet preparation;<br />
how to feed, rein<strong>for</strong>ce, and maintain<br />
established behaviors all under the guidance<br />
<strong>of</strong> ac<strong>com</strong>plished animal trainers. Students<br />
will reside at the Dolphin Research Center on<br />
Grassy Key. <strong>Course</strong> requirements center on<br />
active participation in the course and passing<br />
<strong>com</strong>prehensive end <strong>of</strong> course exam.
<strong>Course</strong> Descriptions Continued<br />
Dolphin St & Field Exp II<br />
OCB 2313<br />
The class delves more deeply into the<br />
fields <strong>of</strong> behavioral science, animal care and<br />
training. The course allows students to build on<br />
the knowledge they acquired during the Marine<br />
Mammal Care & Basic Training and begin<br />
focusing on training new behaviors, exploring<br />
animal enrichment and contemplating more<br />
<strong>com</strong>plex issues surrounding marine mammal<br />
care. Students will implement a training plan<br />
they have developed to train a new behavior<br />
to a dolphin. Public speaking skills will also<br />
be developed as students learn how to present<br />
dolphins and their training experiences to<br />
the public. At the conclusion <strong>of</strong> the course,<br />
students will showcase the new behaviors<br />
they have trained <strong>for</strong> Dolphin Research Center<br />
guests in a <strong>for</strong>mal, narrated presentation.<br />
Students will also explore animal enrichment<br />
through directed activities implemented with<br />
our dolphins and sea lions. Under the guidance<br />
<strong>of</strong> our staff, students will create enrichment<br />
toys and activities <strong>for</strong> the animals and present<br />
these activities and toys to the animals<br />
throughout the week and observe the animals’<br />
reactions. In order to better understand training<br />
differences between species and the need <strong>for</strong><br />
flexibility in advanced training techniques,<br />
students will also apply their knowledge <strong>of</strong><br />
training principles by teaching a new behavior<br />
to a canine Dolphin Lab participant. Each<br />
student will individually develop a training<br />
plan <strong>for</strong> the behavior to be trained, participate<br />
daily in regularly scheduled sessions with his/<br />
her canine partner, and demonstrate progress to<br />
DRC staff at the end <strong>of</strong> the week.<br />
Field App Mar Sci: Rest Seagra<br />
OCB 2133C<br />
The students will learn why seagrass is<br />
important and why seagrass restoration is<br />
needed. They will also learn why the bird<br />
stake method is widely accepted <strong>for</strong> seagrass<br />
restoration. Students must master restoration<br />
methodologies including prop scar and blow<br />
out measurement, Braun Blanquet benthic<br />
assessment, bird stake construction and<br />
deployment and seagrass planting unit<br />
production and deployment. They must<br />
participate in the restoration <strong>of</strong> at least 50 m2<br />
<strong>of</strong> damaged seagrass. This course<br />
will have 2 lecture contact hours per week<br />
(=30 contact hours per semester) and 2 lab<br />
contact hours per week (=30 contact hours per<br />
semester).<br />
Introduction to Mariculture<br />
OCB 2721C<br />
This course is a survey <strong>of</strong> tropical<br />
Mariculture covering the wide range <strong>of</strong> the<br />
marine sea farm industry including the raising<br />
marine animals <strong>for</strong> use as food, recreation,<br />
pets, medical research and indicator species<br />
<strong>for</strong> man made toxins released into the marine<br />
environment by industrial processes and waste<br />
water run<strong>of</strong>f. The course includes the history<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mariculture, water chemistry, environmental<br />
requirements, pathology, and economic<br />
implications <strong>of</strong> the Mariculture industry today<br />
and in the future. Four hours lecture.<br />
Philosophy and Religion<br />
Introduction to Ethics<br />
PHI 2600<br />
An introductory, undergraduate course<br />
that <strong>of</strong>fers a critical evaluation <strong>of</strong> the major<br />
theories <strong>of</strong> moral values. The major emphasis<br />
<strong>of</strong> the course is the application <strong>of</strong> theory to<br />
contemporary ethical problems. Includes a<br />
6,000 word writing requirement.<br />
Introduction to Philosophy<br />
PHI 2010<br />
An introductory, undergraduate course that<br />
focuses on an examination <strong>of</strong> basic problems<br />
<strong>of</strong> philosophy. Includes a 6,000 word writing<br />
requirement.<br />
Physical Science<br />
Astronomy<br />
AST 1002<br />
Descriptive study <strong>of</strong> the elements <strong>of</strong><br />
astronomy including the chemical <strong>com</strong>position<br />
and motion <strong>of</strong> the planets, their moons,<br />
<strong>com</strong>ets and asteroids. Theories <strong>of</strong> solar system<br />
<strong>for</strong>mation, the Sun and the universe<br />
are discussed and <strong>com</strong>pared based on the<br />
physical and the chemical nature <strong>of</strong> matter.<br />
Such current topics as the “Greenhouse<br />
Effect” caused by increased levels <strong>of</strong> carbon<br />
dioxide in the atmosphere and “The Hole in<br />
the Ozone Layer” caused by the release <strong>of</strong><br />
Flurochlorcarbons into the atmosphere are<br />
used to help understand the chemical nature<br />
<strong>of</strong> the atmospheres <strong>of</strong> other planets and their<br />
moons and the implications <strong>for</strong> planet Earth.<br />
Mathematical procedures are not stressed. Use<br />
<strong>of</strong> telescopes and <strong>com</strong>puter s<strong>of</strong>tware enhance<br />
the study <strong>of</strong> celestial objects. Re<strong>com</strong>mended<br />
<strong>for</strong> liberal arts majors.<br />
Chemistry <strong>for</strong> Health Sciences<br />
CHM 1033<br />
This course meets the new curriculum<br />
requirements <strong>of</strong> <strong>FKCC</strong>’s pre-nursing program<br />
approved by the State <strong>of</strong> Florida’s Board <strong>of</strong><br />
Nursing. This couse emphasizes chemisty<br />
topics related to the allied health science<br />
through the study <strong>of</strong> the essentials <strong>of</strong> inorganic<br />
and organic chemistry and biochemistry as it<br />
relates to processes and functions <strong>of</strong> the human<br />
body.<br />
Environmental Physical Science<br />
PSC 1515<br />
This course is intended <strong>for</strong> non-science<br />
majors and is an introduction to the physical<br />
principles involved in the environment<br />
and man’s interaction with it. A variety <strong>of</strong><br />
topics will be presented including air and<br />
water pollution, climate and weather, waste<br />
management, oceans and streams, and energy<br />
sources.<br />
General Chemistry I<br />
CHM 1045<br />
The lecture portion <strong>of</strong> each class consists<br />
<strong>of</strong> approximately 50 minutes <strong>of</strong> lecture<br />
addressing topics from the required textbook.<br />
Atomic structure and molecular structure are<br />
studied, as well as the relation between mass<br />
and moles. The periodic properties <strong>of</strong> the<br />
elements, chemical reactions and chemical<br />
bonding are mastered and their relation to the<br />
three macro physical states <strong>of</strong> matter: gas,<br />
liquid, and solid.<br />
General Chemistry I Lab<br />
CHM 1045L<br />
The lab portion <strong>of</strong> each class consists<br />
<strong>of</strong> approximately two and one-half hours<br />
<strong>of</strong> assigned laboratory work. Topics will be<br />
selected to <strong>com</strong>plement the lecture material<br />
from CHM1045. Atomic structure and<br />
molecular structure are studied, as well as<br />
the relation between mass and moles. The<br />
periodic properties <strong>of</strong> the elements, chemical<br />
reactions and chemical bonding are studied<br />
and their relation to the three macro physical<br />
states <strong>of</strong> matter: gas, liquid, and solid.<br />
General Physics I<br />
PHY 1053C<br />
Principles <strong>of</strong> mechanics, heat, and sound.<br />
For students not majoring in physics or<br />
engineering, or majors who have not had high<br />
school physics.<br />
Introduction to Meteorology<br />
MET 1010<br />
Basic physical principles used in<br />
explaining the structure <strong>of</strong> the atmosphere,<br />
weather processes, and storms. Elements <strong>of</strong><br />
weather observations, weather instruments and<br />
reporting. This course provides background<br />
<strong>for</strong> those who can utilize meteorology in their<br />
weather related activities.<br />
Organic Chemistry I<br />
CHM 2210<br />
The lecture portion <strong>of</strong> each class consists<br />
<strong>of</strong> approximately 50 minutes (75 minutes <strong>for</strong><br />
classes that meet twice a week) <strong>of</strong> lecture,<br />
three times a week, addressing topics from<br />
the required textbook. Fundamentals <strong>of</strong><br />
organic chemistry are introduced. These<br />
include the IUPAC system <strong>of</strong> nomenclature<br />
<strong>for</strong> hydrocarbons, <strong>com</strong>mon names, isomerism,<br />
con<strong>for</strong>mational analysis, and explanations <strong>of</strong><br />
stability differences in an homologus series.<br />
Classes <strong>of</strong> <strong>com</strong>pounds that will be studied are:<br />
alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, and arenes and their<br />
derivatives. Reference will be made to day-today<br />
events that are linked to organic chemistry<br />
topics.<br />
Organic Chemistry I Lab<br />
CHM 2210L<br />
Experiments will be designed to rein<strong>for</strong>ce<br />
the lecture topics in 2210C and familiarize<br />
students with laboratory equipment and<br />
techniques. Fractional distillations at<br />
atmospheric and reduced pressure, melting<br />
point experiments, colligative properties,<br />
model building and internet activities will be<br />
used. Additionally, the publishers web site will<br />
be available as supplemental material.<br />
Physical Science<br />
PSC 1341<br />
Basic principles <strong>of</strong> physics and chemistry.<br />
Concepts <strong>of</strong> measurement, mechanics,<br />
electricity and magnetism, introduction to the<br />
modern concepts <strong>of</strong> matter, structure <strong>of</strong> atoms<br />
and molecules, and periodic classification <strong>of</strong><br />
the elements.<br />
Political Science<br />
National Government<br />
POS 1041<br />
The federal government <strong>of</strong> the United<br />
States with its historical background, the<br />
constitutional principles involved, and an<br />
analysis <strong>of</strong> the powers and functions <strong>of</strong> the<br />
three branches <strong>of</strong> national government.<br />
Psychology<br />
General Psychology<br />
PSY <strong>2012</strong><br />
An introduction to psychology which<br />
exposes students to historical and current<br />
discoveries about the mind and behavior.<br />
Topics include: history <strong>of</strong> psychology,<br />
methods, psychobiology and brain research,<br />
sensation and perception, consciousness and<br />
altered states, motivation, learning, cognition<br />
and memory, language, intelligence, creativity,<br />
personality, abnormal psychology, therapies<br />
and social psychology.<br />
Human Growth & Development<br />
DEP 2004<br />
An introduction to developmental<br />
psychology, the course explores the different<br />
stages <strong>of</strong> human life--prenatal, infancy,<br />
childhood, adolescence, adulthood--and the<br />
biological, psychological and social changes<br />
occurring in individuals during them. Topics<br />
include: Theories <strong>of</strong> development, genetics and<br />
development, birth and the neonate, cognitive<br />
and brain development, early experience,<br />
attachment, motor and language development,<br />
social, sex-role and moral development, aging<br />
and death.<br />
Reading<br />
College Preparatory Reading I<br />
REA 0002C<br />
(Does not carry college credit.) This<br />
course is designed to develop basic reading<br />
and study skills which prepare students <strong>for</strong><br />
careers and <strong>for</strong> further academic work. It<br />
focuses on vocabulary development,<br />
literal reading skills, and basic critical reading<br />
skills. Upon successful <strong>com</strong>pletion, students<br />
enroll in REA 0003C.<br />
College Preparatory Reading II<br />
REA 0003C<br />
(Does not carry college credit.)<br />
Development <strong>of</strong> basic reading and study<br />
skills necessary <strong>for</strong> college: vocabulary,<br />
literal and critical <strong>com</strong>prehension, vocabulary<br />
development, reading and studying techniques.<br />
Seamanship & Navigation<br />
Coastal Navigation<br />
MTE 1200<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted<br />
in the Associate in Arts degree. Materials<br />
and equipment, techniques and procedures<br />
involved in safe marine coastal navigation.<br />
Theory <strong>of</strong> chart projections, construction <strong>of</strong><br />
Mercator projection, magnetism and the<br />
magnetic <strong>com</strong>pass, ships’ position finding<br />
by dead reckoning and piloting, employment<br />
<strong>of</strong> nautical charts and utilization <strong>of</strong> aids to<br />
navigation as well as the theory and<br />
effects <strong>of</strong> tides and current. Weather<br />
permitting, on the water use <strong>of</strong> navigation<br />
lessons.<br />
Ocean Operator’s Lic Prep Crse<br />
MTE 1882<br />
This course is not ordinarily counted in<br />
the Associate in Arts degree. This course is<br />
designed to increase boating safety <strong>for</strong> all and<br />
to prepare those who wish to obtain a Coast<br />
Guard license to take the examination <strong>for</strong><br />
OUPV motorboat license <strong>for</strong> those who meet<br />
the Coast Guard requirements.<br />
Sociology<br />
Introduction to Sociology<br />
SYG 1000<br />
Conceptual elements <strong>of</strong> society, outlining<br />
their development, significance and dynamics<br />
<strong>of</strong> interaction.<br />
Student Life Skills<br />
College Survival Skills<br />
SLS 1401<br />
The purpose <strong>of</strong> this course is to provide<br />
an opportunity <strong>for</strong> students to learn and adopt<br />
methods to promote their success in school, in<br />
their personal life and on the job. It suggests<br />
tools <strong>for</strong> growth and learning and taps on the<br />
student’s individual potential.<br />
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Enjoy Island Living and Island Learning at<br />
<strong>FKCC</strong>’s New Residence Hall<br />
Florida Keys Community College is proud to now <strong>of</strong>fer oncampus<br />
student housing. The 100-bed, waterfront residence<br />
hall, aptly named Lagoon Landing, is located adjacent to our<br />
dive training lagoon on the Key West Campus.<br />
Lagoon Landing features suite-style living arrangements with<br />
fully-furnished four- and five-bedroom, two-bathroom units.<br />
The <strong>com</strong>mon living area <strong>of</strong> each suite includes a kitchenette<br />
with a refrigerator, stove-top, and microwave. Free Wi-Fi is<br />
provided and cable television connections are available in<br />
each student’s room. Each suite is equipped with an emergency telephone and building entrances are<br />
monitored by security cameras and are accessible only to residents and authorized college <strong>of</strong>ficials.<br />
Residents <strong>of</strong> Lagoon Landing enjoy social areas like a patio lounge and fitness center. They will also have<br />
access to the college pool, tennis courts, and student lounge during designated times.<br />
Like any great place to live, Lagoon Landing’s best qualities are location, location, location!<br />
• Beautiful Location: Residents<br />
live waterfront, in the heart <strong>of</strong> our<br />
beautiful campus with one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
best sunset views in the Keys.<br />
• Academically-Oriented Location:<br />
Residents are just steps from their<br />
classes, their instructors, their<br />
advisors, and resources like the<br />
Library and ISLE tutoring center to<br />
support their academic success.<br />
• Socially-Active Location: “Lagoon<br />
Landing” hosts regular social<br />
events—enabling residents to<br />
connect with suitemates and<br />
neighbors and develop friendships that will be the foundation <strong>of</strong> their collegiate memories.<br />
Only 100 beds! Apply today!<br />
Preference will be given to first-time-in-college, full-time, degree-seeking students. For more in<strong>for</strong>mation,<br />
email housing@fkcc.edu or visit www.fkcc.edu to take the virtual tour and view the “Goonie Life” photo<br />
gallery.<br />
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