Schedule Bulletin - Central Texas College

How to Apply for Admissions and Register at 

Central Texas College 

Step 1 Complete a CTC Application for Admissions. 

Step 2 Complete the Core Residency Questions, provide substantiating 

documents to affirm residency, and sign the Oath of Residency. (Residency 

documents are used for tuition purposes.) 

Step 3 Determine your Texas Success Initiative (SI) status. Speak with an 

Academic Advisor. If you are not exempt or waived, take the THEA or 

the ACT ASSET tests. (Scores are used for placement purposes.) 

Step 4 Submit official high school transcript or GED score report. If you have 

attended other colleges or universities, request official transcripts from 

each school previously attended sent to CTC. CTC has an openadmissions 

policy; you may enroll on a conditional basis pending receipt 

of transcripts. 

Step 5 Meet with a Counselor to discuss your program of study and course 

schedule. 

Step 6 Register by Telephone or SOAR (Web registration). 

Step 7 Make arrangements to attend New Student Orientation, obtain a Student 

I.D. Card, and Register your vehicle if applicable. 

Application Deadline 

Admission packets must be submitted to the Admissions Office, Bldg. 119, Room 201, 

at least 72 hours before enrollment. 

Skills Center students must see a Skills Center Counselor in Bldg. 118 to determine 

testing requirements and to register. 

Registration, Calendar, and Class Schedules 

Students may register by Telephone (254) 526-1651 or through SOAR at www.ctcd.edu. 

Walk-in registration is available during scheduled registration periods only. All students should 

complete admissions and academic advisement prior to registration. 

Hours of Operation for Counseling, Business, and Records Offices are: 

Monday–Thursday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. and Friday 8:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. 

See pages 20-21 for hours during registration. 

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Former Students. If you have not attended CTC 

in the last 12 months: (1) Complete a CTC Application for 

Admissions; (2) Complete the Core Residency Questions, 

provide substantiating documents, sign the oath of 

residency; (3) Review your Success Initiative status and 

degree program with an Academic Advisor; (4) If 

attended other colleges since last enrolled with CTC, 

request official transcripts. 

Previously Attended CTC Outside 

Texas. If you last attended CTC outside of Texas: (1) 

Complete Steps 1-3, 5-7 as directed on page 2. (2) Verify 

if high school transcript, and if applicable, transcripts 

from other colleges are on file. 

Distance Learners. DL students meet general 

admission requirements as directed on page 2. Students 

who physically reside in Texas must satisfy the Texas 

Success Initiative requirements unless exempt or waived. 

Active Duty Military and Family 

Members Assigned to Duty in Texas. If 

you received a nonresident tuition waiver and it has been 

12 months since you last submitted verification that you or 

your sponsor are assigned to full-time active duty in 

Texas, resubmit another statement from an authorized 

representative from the service or use the Military 

Verification form in this bulletin. If your DoD ID card 

expired during the last 12 months, present a valid DoD ID 

card to the Records Office before registration. 

High School Students. Complete admission 

requirements, as directed on page 2, and submit an Early 

Admissions Application signed by the high school 

principal or designated representative and parent or legal 

guardian. 

Application Deadline 

Submit admission packet to the Admissions Office, Bldg. 

119, Room 201, at least 72 hours before enrollment. Skill 

Center students must see a Skills Center Counselor in 

Bldg. 118 to register. 

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Where to Look 

Academic Calendar 17 

Campus Security Report 53 

Continuing Education 8 

Course Listings 23-50 

Distance Learning 14-15 

Final Exam Schedule for Spring 21 

Financial Aid 5 

Immunization Requirements 

(Healthcare Students) 6 

International Students 6 

Map 55 

Parking Regulations 53 

Payment Information 22 

Refund Schedule 22 

Registration Process 8 

Registration Schedule 19-21 

Release of Student Information 7 

Residence Hall 6 

Residency Requirements 12 

Military Verification 12-13 

Skills Center/Vo-Tech 52 

SOAR Registration 9 

Student Support Services 16 

Substance Abuse Resource Center (SARC) 52 

Telephone Numbers 54 

Telephone Registration 9 

Testing 11 

Tuition 22 

Veterans Services 5 

NOTE: If you bypass the Business Office, you will NOT be enrolled in your added 

classes nor deleted from your dropped classes. 

Central Texas College reserves the right to adjust or correct course scheduling, including 

but not limited to, class cancellation, starting and ending times of classes, locations of 

classes, and semester start and end dates. For updated information check the CTC 

website, www.ctcd.edu, or contact the appropriate academic department.

Course Offerings 

CTC offers traditional classroom courses, self-paced vocational-technical programs, online distance education courses, 

and continuing education (noncredit) courses with varying lengths and start dates. Tentative term dates by location and 

delivery mode are provided below. Always check the start/end date of the course you plan to enroll in to ensure it meets 

your schedule. This bulletin includes course offerings provided through the Central Campus. Visit the CTC website for 

the most up-to-date course listings by location and online course offerings. 

Traditional Classroom-Based Course Terms 

Central Campus 

January 9 - May 7 

(Friday/Saturday classes start January 9 and 10, Monday/Wednesday classes start January 12, Tuesday/Thursday classes 

start January 13.) 

Ft. Hood Campus 

January 28 - March 31 

April 5 - May 29 

Service Area Campus 

Contact the CTC Community Coordinators located in Brady, Burnet, Gatesville, Hamilton and Lampasas. 

Skill Center, Central Campus 

Self-paced, Open-Entry vocational-technical programs available; courses generally start on Mondays. 

Distance Learning 

January 9 - May 7 

January 9 - March 5 

January 28 - March 23* 

February 23 - April 16* 

March 8 - May 7 

March 29 - May 2* 

April 26 - June 18* 

*On occasion, 16-week courses may be offered during the terms. Check DL website to verify your course end dates. 

Continuing Education (Noncredit), (254) 526-1586 

Personal enrichment, professional development, and workforce education courses. Visit the CTC website for courses 

and dates/times. 

Admissions, Testing, Academic Advisement 

Individuals are encouraged to complete the admissions process prior to registration. Admission packets may be obtained 

at the Student Services Building 119 on the Central Campus or downloaded from the CTC website. Testing services and 

academic advisement are provided year-round. Call 526-1254 or (800) 792-3348, ext. 1254 for information on testing. 

Academic advisement is available on a walk-in basis except during official college holidays or designated professional 

development or special event days. Evening appointments with guidance counselors are available during scheduled 

registration periods. Contact guid_cou@ctcd.edu or call 526-1226 for more information. Students interested in Skill 

Center programs should meet with a Skills Center Counselor in Bldg. 118, Room 14, 526-1549. 

Active duty service members should contact their Army Guidance Counselor at 287-4824. Family members, retirees, 

and civilians interested in taking courses on Ft. Hood may call 526-1917 for more information. 

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Student Financial Assistance/VA Offices, Bldg. 119, Student Services 

To be eligible to receive any financial aid or to be certified for VA education benefits, you must be making satisfactory 

progress as outlined in the 2002-2004 Central Texas College Catalog. Courses taken must be on your approved 

certificate or degree program plan to be eligible to receive financial aid or VA benefits. All students who need to make a 

schedule change after officially registering should contact the Student Financial Aid or VA Office prior to making the 

change. 

VA students must complete a Request for VA Certification (blue form) with the CTC VA Office each semester, 

regardless of the method of registration. 

During early registration, students whose financial aid for 2004 has not been approved should anticipate paying 

their own tuition and fees by the deadline dates set forth by the Business Office, or risk being dropped from 

classes unless other payment arrangements have been made. After early registration, students must notify the 

Student Financial Assistance Office (OSFA) of their enrollment prior to the close of business on the same day so that 

funds can be released. Students who are using other types of funding such as military tuition assistance are responsible 

for ensuring the documentation is received in the Business Office for proper credit to their records. 

Deadlines to Apply for Financial Aid, Bldg. 119, Room 124, 254.526-1508 

All financial aid documents must be received by the CTC OSFA by November 1 for the spring semester and April 1 for 

the summer semester. If you file your application after these deadlines, funds will not be available for tuition and fee 

payment. As a result, you will be required to pay your own tuition and related fees, and wait until funds arrive to be 

reimbursed. 

Steps to Apply for Financial Aid 

Important! For the spring and summer semesters, you must file a 2003/2004 FAFSA and provide base tax year 

documentation. Financial aid is for one academic year (fall through summer). Each academic year, you must re-file. 

1. Complete the Free Application for Student Financial Aid (FAFSA). Form is available online at the Department 

of Education website www.fafsa.ed.gov. If you wish to have CTC file the document for you, bring your 

completed application and copies of the appropriate tax returns and W-2 forms to the Office of Student 

Financial Assistance. Processing takes about 30 minutes or more so please anticipate a wait. 

2. Provide substantiating documents for verification as may be required by the CTC Office of Student Financial 

Assistance and/or the Department of Education. 

For students receiving a PELL Grant you must be enrolled at least on a half-time basis. Semester hours vary according 

to the length of the semester/term/type of instruction. For example, during a 16-week regular semester, you must enroll 

for at least 6 semester hours. For 8-week courses, you must enroll for at least 3 semester hours. PELL awards are 

prorated for terms less than 16 weeks. 

Veterans Services, Bldg. 119, Room 121, 254.526-1160 

If you have not used VA benefits before or are changing schools, please allow 8 to 12 weeks for processing your 

application or change of status. Physical education courses cannot be certified for VA benefits unless you are a P.E. 

major. Family members are required to meet the P.E. requirements of their certificate/degree programs. Except for 

Chapter 31 or VA Voc/Rehab students, all students who enroll during early registration will be required to pay tuition 

and fees in full by the deadlines set by the Business Office, and during regular registration, on the same day that you 

register. 

Address Changes 

All correspondence will be mailed to the address on file in the CTC Records Office. Address changes must be made in 

writing to the CTC Records Office. Students are responsible for all correspondence mailed to the last address on file. 

Most campus facilities are reasonably accessible. The office of Disability Support Services will 

coordinate modification and/or accommodations when necessary. Handicapped parking is 

provided for those persons who qualify under the provisions of Vernon’s Texas Civil Statutes. 

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Immunization Requirements—Health Profession Programs 

The Texas Department of Health requires that all students enrolled in health care related programs provide 

evidence of immunization before enrollment. 

Tetanus/ Diphtheria (TD) Must have had one dose within ten years 

Measles Those born after January 1, 1957, must have two doses since 12 

months of age. The two doses must be at least 30 days apart. 

Mumps Those born after January 1, 1957, must have at least one since 12 

month of age. 

Rubella At least one dose since 12 months of age or proof of immunity. 

Departmental Policy requires all students accepted into the Nursing, Paramedic, EMT, Medical Laboratory 

Technician, Nurses Aide or Mental Health Services programs must provide immunization documentation before 

enrollment. 

Hepatitis B Students enrolled in the VN, Associate Degree Nursing, EMT Paramedic, 

and Mental Health Services programs must have the Hepatitis B series; 

3 injections over a 6-month period. 

PPD Students enrolled in the VN, Associate Degree Nursing, EMT Paramedic, 

and Mental Health Services must have the PPD within 90 days of starting classes and 

each year thereafter. 

Varicella (Chicken Pox) 

ADN and VN students are required to provide documentation of the vaccine/titer or of 

having had the disease. 

Immunization flyers are available from the Nursing Department or the CTC Guidance and Counseling office. 

International Students (F-1 Visa, Nonimmigrant Students) 

Building 119, Student Services, Room 114, (254) 526-1107 

nancy.cutlip@ctcd.edu 

• All international students must visit the International Student Services Office before registering to have their 

registration approved by the Director of International Student Services. Counseling is available by appointment 

only. 

Community Foreign Students 

(Immigrants and Legal Permanent Residents) 

Building 119, Student Services, Room 212A, (254) 526-1290/1107 

maria.mondragon@ctcd.edu 

Community Foreign students (immigrants, Legal Permanent Residents) whose country’s official language is English 

and whose education has been in English follow the regular admissions/registration process. 

Community Foreign students whose native language is not English must take the Comprehensive English Language 

Test (CELT) for appropriate placement into the English as a Second Language (ESL) program, unless the student 

scored at least 520 on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Refer to the Testing Services section of 

this bulletin for CELT test dates and times. 

Campus Living is for You! 

Central Texas College operates a co-ed Residence Hall for approximately 120 students. Room furnishings include local telephone 

service, microwave, mini-fridge, beds, study tables, and a closet. The lounge has cable television and snack machines, and 

coin-operated washers and dryers are available. 

Room requests are assigned by semester and honored on a first-come, first-serve basis. Cost for a 16-week semester, including 

a 5-day a week meal plan, is $1495. Rooms are confirmed by a nonrefundable $100 deposit. 

For more information or to get an application, call the Morton Hall Office at (254) 526-1243. 

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Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as Amended (FERPA) 

In compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as amended, information classified as 

“directory information” may be disclosed to the general public without prior written consent from a student unless the 

Central Texas College Records Office is notified in writing by the student before the 12 th class day of the fall and spring 

semesters, the 6 th class day of eight-week terms, and the 4 th class day of summer semesters. This statement of 

nondisclosure will remain on your records unless you cancel your request to withhold directory. You may request on an 

item-by-item basis (such as a transcript release for employment purposes) the release of directory or non-directory 

information. 

Parental Rights, if Student is claimed as a Dependent on Federal Income Tax 

Rights transfer to a student upon reaching 18 years of age or attending any school beyond high school. However, the law 

allows parents access to a student’s educational records if a student is claimed as a dependent for Federal income tax 

purposes. If only one parent claims the student, the other parent is also granted access. The parent must complete a 

Parental Request for Academic Information each time information is requested. Although a parent may access student 

information, the parent may not act on the student’s behalf except in emergency situations, or if the student 

provides consent. 

Student Consent for Release of Information 

If a student is not claimed as a dependent on a parent’s Federal income tax, a parent can only have access if the student 

authorizes release of information. 

Spouse and Family Members Acting on Behalf of Students 

A spouse, parent, or other third-party may not act on behalf of a student unless the student authorizes the individual to 

do so. Students must provide written consent, and list exactly what action is to be taken. 

Forms are available on the CTC website, the System Registrar’s Office, or the Office of the Dean of Student Services. 

Directory Information 

Central Texas College designates the following as Directory Information: 

Student’s name 

Local address 

Home address 

Electronic mail address 

Telephone number 

Date and place of birth 

Participation in officially recognized activities and sports 

Most recent or previous educational agency or institution attended 

Photographs 

Major field of study 

Dates of attendance 

Degrees, awards, and honors received 

Classification (freshman, sophomore, unclassified) 

Date of graduation 

Please note that a Class Schedule is not considered directory information and will not be released except as provided by 

law. 

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Registration 

You may register by telephone, on the Web, or during scheduled walk-in registration periods if you have attended CTC 

within the last 12 months and do not have any holds on your records. Continuing students should register electronically. 

New students may register electronically once admissions, academic advisement, and testing for course placement 

purposes have been completed. Students who are not exempt or waived from the Texas Success Initiative and have not 

passed all three sections of the THEA (TASP), ACT ASSET, COMPASS, or ACCUPLACER must follow the college's 

developmental education plan. 

Important Information on Course Adds, Drops, and Withdrawals 

Students may make schedule changes without penalty only through the last day of regular registration. Schedule changes 

made on the first day of the semester/term and thereafter will be subject to the official refund schedules located in this 

bulletin. 

When accessing your class schedule by telephone and if you are taking courses at more than one location, you must 

access each location to make schedule changes. Example: If you enrolled in a Central Campus classroom course 

and an online course, you must drop the classroom course through Location 1 and the distance learning course 

through Location 4. 

Students are encouraged to use electronic means to make schedule changes. Most access problems can be resolved 

within 24 hours through the SOAR and telephone help lines. However, if you are experiencing difficulties and are 

unable to drop a course and risk a loss of tuition and fees already paid, fax your course drop request to the 

Registrar’s office at (254) 526-1111 or 526-1545. Request must list specific action to be taken and signed. 

After early registration, tuition and fees must be paid in full on the same day you register or you will be dropped 

from your course(s). Recommend drop/adds be done during the standard CTC operating hours. Otherwise, if you 

drop a course and add another in its place and there are no additional monies owed for the new course, the system 

will not mark the new course paid and will drop you out of both courses. 

Financial aid and VA students must contact the Office of Student Financial Aid before making schedule changes to 

avoid possible changes in awards and benefits. 

If you have a refund due, you must still contact the CTC Business Office and complete a Request for Refund form. 

International students (F-1 visa) must have approval from the Director of International Student Services before 

dropping or withdrawing from any class. 

Continuing Education 

Your Community Learning Center 

For More Information: 

Call (254) 526-1586 

Stop by Building 119, Room 208 

or 

Log on to www.ctcd.edu 

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Personal Enrichment 

Professional 

Development 

Workforce Education 

~ Creative Arts ~ Languages ~ 

~Cooking and Entertainment ~ 

~ Financial Planning ~ Computers ~ 

and Much More ~

SOAR:Student Online Access to Records and Telephone Registration 

Before you register, complete the Registration Worksheet that follows this section. You may pay by credit card through 

SOAR/Telephone Registration or mail your payments to the address below. 

SOAR Registration 

Go to https://admin.ctcd.edu/ or http://www.ctcd.edu and click SOAR link. SOAR works best with Internet Explorer 

6.0+ or Netscape 6.0+ and may not work with other browsers. SOAR is best viewed with desktop pixel 1024 by 768. 

Instructions: 

Access ID Social Security Number with no hyphens. 

Access PIN The first time you use SOAR, your PIN is your date of birth (MMDDYY). Example 060770. 

After you log on, you will be prompted to change your Access PIN. Then you will log on again, 

using your new Access PIN. 

Schedule Bulletin If you logged on successfully, you will be sent to your Personal page. Click on the Schedule 

Bulletin tab to view open classes. 

Registration Click on the Registration tab to register. Texas campuses to include distance learning courses are 

listed by semester, and locations are Central Campus, Distance Learning (online), Ft. Hood, and 

Service Area. 

Save All Work Be sure to click the “Save All Work and Quit” icon at the upper right corner after you have 

and Quit 

registered, added, or dropped classes. 

Class Schedule Recommend you view your Class Schedule each time you make a schedule change. Except during 

Early Registration, you will be dropped from all classes if you do not pay on the same day as you 

register. 

Log Out To protect your security, always Log Out each time you use SOAR. 

For Help If you forgot your PIN or receive an error message, write down the error number and email 

soar.tech@ctcd.edu or call (254) 526-1637/1471or 1-800-792-3348, ext. 1637/1471. If you have 

a hold, contact the appropriate office. For detailed instructions, click on the “Help” icon in the 

upper right corner of each web page. 

Telephone Registration 

Dial (254) 526-1651. Toll free numbers cannot be used. Only touch-tone telephones can be used to make registration 

entries. If you have call waiting, recommend you temporarily disable the service as it may cause entry errors. Normally, 

call waiting can be disabled by pressing *70. 

Instructions: 

Main Menu Listen to the Main Menu options to make your selection(s). 

SSN & PIN Once you select your action code, enter using your 9-digit SSN and PIN. Your PIN is your date of 

birth (MMDDYY: Example 040780) unless you have already changed your PIN. 

Action Code Menu Code 

1 To REGISTER or ADD a course 

2 To DROP a course 

3 To REVIEW your COURSE SCHEDULE 

4 To REVIEW your CHARGES 

5 To CHANGE CAMPUS locations 

6 To SELECT a different SEMESTER 

7 To Review GRADES 

8 To PAY by credit card 

9 To RETURN to MAIN MENU 

* To END the call at any time 

# To CHANGE your PIN 

For Help Call (254) 526-1280 or (800) 792-3348 ext. 1280. Leave a message, which includes your name, SSN, 

the problem you are experiencing, and the call number(s) of the course(s) you are attempting to enroll 

in. All calls are processed in the order they are received. The problem will be researched. During the 

college work days, your call will be returned within 24 hours. 

Mail Your Tuition and Fee Payments to: Central Texas College, ATTN: Business Office, PO Box 1800 

Killeen, TX 76540-1800 

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Social Security Number Disclosure 

Section 7(b) of the Privacy Act of 1974 (5 U.S.C. 552a) requires that “Any federal, state, or local 

governmental agency which requests an individual to disclose his social security number shall inform that 

individual whether the disclosure is mandatory or voluntary, by what statutory authority such number is 

solicited, and what uses will be made of it.” 

If you are seeking admission to CTC, the disclosure of your SSAN is strongly recommended in view of the 

administrative difficulties that would be encountered in maintaining accurate student records if the SSAN 

were unavailable. The SSAN is used for reporting, record keeping, and research. The SSAN is used for such 

items as determining and verifying your eligibility for admissions; determining and recording student tuition 

and fee payments and financial aid eligibility; obtaining a student ID card; registering and parking your 

vehicle on campus; recording grades; checking out and returning library materials; registering for placement 

services; processing enrollment verification requests; and other related activities. Requests for disclosure of a 

social security number is in accordance with state and federal statutes and institutional policy. If you choose 

not to disclose your social security number, you may request a random number assigned. 

Registration Worksheet 

SS# _______________________ PIN __ __ __ __ __ __ 

m m d d y y 

For Telephone 

Location: 1-Central Campus 2-Fort Hood 3-Service Area 4-Distance Learning 

Semester: 1-Spring 2-Summer I 3-Summer II 

Course Request 

4-Fall 

Call Number Course Name Course Number 

Example: 

___________ 1348 __________ BIOL __________ 1408 

___________ 1349 __________ BIOX __________ 1408 

___________ __________ __________ 

___________ __________ __________ 

___________ __________ __________ 

___________ __________ __________ 

___________ __________ __________ 

___________ __________ __________ 

Reminder: Students enrolling in science classes must also register for the corresponding lab 

section of the class. i.e. BIOL (lecture) BIOX (lab). 

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Testing Services and Requirements 

Testing Services 

Building 119, Student Services, Room 220/(254) 526-1254 or (800) 792-3348, ext. 1254. 

All placement testing is on a first-come, first-served basis. Photo I.D. required for all tests. No 

children allowed in testing area. Please arrive 15 minutes before the designated testing time. 

ACT ASSET 

For math a four function, nonprogrammable calculator with square root and percent keys may be used; no scientific 

calculator. A $20 fee payable at the Business Office, Bldg. 119 is required. Active duty military may take the ASSET 

through their Education Center at no charge. 

Texas Higher Education Assessment (THEA) 

The THEA test consists of three sections - reading, writing, and mathematics. Depending upon your THEA scores, you 

may be required to take developmental study courses to satisfy English and math prerequisites. THEA test dates and 

locations can be found in a THEA registration bulletin or through the THEA web site at www.thea.nesinc.com. 

CTC Placement Tests 

You must meet the department requirements before enrolling in English and math courses. If you do not take the 

ASSET or THEA, you must take the CTC placement test in reading, writing, and mathematics. Because of the four hour 

length of the test, you are encouraged to complete the tests over two days. The math test covers basic math, algebra, and 

geometry. The writing test includes a 200-300 word essay. If you have taken the ACT/SAT tests during the last five 

years or the TAAS within the last three years, depending on your scores you may not need to take the placement test. 

Nurse Entrance Test (NET) 

The NET is required for admission into the nursing programs. The NET measures basic mathematic and reading 

comprehension skills. Pre-NET testing is available at the Learning Resource Center, Bldg. 118, Room F15, 526-1344. 

Skills Center Self-Paced Certificate Programs 

If you are planning to enter a Skills Center self-paced certificate program, see a Skills Center Counselor in Bldg. 118, 

Room 14, PRIOR to any testing. 

Testing Dates and Times 

All testing is held in Bldg. 119, Room 220 unless otherwise indicated. 

ACT ASSET and ACT ASSET and CTC Placements tests are given each Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. 

(CTC reserves the right to change the testing schedule based on limited participation.) 

NET Test 

CTC Placement 

Tests 

CELT Test 

Given each third Friday of the month except in December. Starts at 8:00 a.m. or when full. 

Seating is limited to 60. 

All sessions start at 8:30 a.m. (on a walk-in, space-available basis). There is no fee. 

January 5 Bldg 118, Room 7 

January 7 Bldg 118, Room 7 

February 27 Bldg 119, Room 220 

March 26 Bldg 119, Room 220 

April 23 Bldg 119, Room 220 

May 28 Bldg. 119, Room 220 

June 2 Bldg. 119, Room 220 

ACT ASSET and CTC Placement Tests 

Special Sessions during Scheduled Walk-In and Late Registration 

Spring 2004 January 5-8 and January 12-15: 7:45 a.m., 12:45 p.m., and 4:45 p.m. 

If special testing accommodations are needed, contact Disability Support Services at 526-1339 or Learning 

Disability Support Services at 526-1195. 

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Tuition Residency Determination Information 

State requirements for establishing residency are complex, and prospective students should refer to their 

particular circumstance. General information is provided below. Students should refer to the college catalog 

for additional information. 

Core Residency Questions and Oath of Residency 

All new students or students returning to school after being out 12 months are required to answer a set of 

core residency questions, sign the oath of residency, and if applicable provide substantiating documentation 

to affirm residence for tuition purposes. Form is available at the CTC Admissions Office and on the CTC 

web site. Students who were classified as residents but were out of school for less than 12 months, may 

continue the residency classification upon confirmation that they have not changed their state of residence 

since the last enrollment. 

Substantiating Documents 

Residency is based upon the student if he or she is independent or for the parent, if the student is a 

dependent. Basic requirements are: Residence in Texas for at least 12 months preceding enrollment; 

establishment of a domicile in Texas (12 months’ physical presence in the state with the intent to make it 

your permanent home); and (3) gainful employment in the state for 12 months. The burden of proof that a 

domicile has been established lies with the student. CTC requires one or more appropriately dated documents 

as listed below: 

1. A Texas high school transcript for the full senior year immediately preceding the first semester 

enrolled. 

2. A Texas college or university transcript, in conjunction with other documents from the institution. 

3. An Employer’s statement of date of employment in Texas. 

4. A permanent Texas driver’s license at least one year old. 

5. Texas voter registration card. 

6. Lease agreement in Texas which includes student’s name and period covered. 

7. Texas property tax payments for the preceding enrollment. 

8. Cancelled checks from a Texas bank. 

9. Utility bills in Texas for the year preceding enrollment. 

10. An income tax form regarding the student’s independence or regarding the individual(s) who claim the 

student as a dependent. 

11. A current credit report which documents the student’s length of stay and place of residence in Texas. 

12. Other third party documentation that confirms residency status for the 12-month period preceding 

enrollment. 

Each document must include the name of the student and date. 

Military Personnel and Family Members 

Nonresident active duty military personnel who are assigned to duty in Texas, and their spouses and 

dependent children, are entitled to pay the resident tuition. To qualify, you must submit every 12 months a 

statement from your commanding officer or authorized officer certifying that he or she (or parent) will be 

assigned to duty in Texas at the time of enrollment. You may use the Military Verification form that is in this 

schedule bulletin. Upon initial enrollment bring the completed form and your valid military I.D. card. Form 

must be submitted every 12 months. If your military I.D. card expires within that 12 months, present a 

renewed I.D. card at the time of re-enrollment. 

Minors and Dependents 

A dependent is defined as an individual (a minor or 18 years of age or older) who will be claimed as a 

dependent for federal income tax purposes by the parent or court-appointed legal guardian the year of 

enrollment and was claimed in the tax year preceding enrollment. A minor or dependent’s residency is 

determined by the residency of the parent or legal guardian. To acquire Texas residency through a parent or 

legal guardian, the parent or legal guardian must meet residency requirements for individuals 18 years or 

older and the dependent or minor must be eligible to domicile in the United States. 

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Distance Learners 

A bona fide Texas Resident located out-of-state or out-of-country who is taking an electronic course 

delivered from the Central Campus may be classified as a resident for tuition purposes. Student must 

complete the residency core questionnaire, sign the oath of residency, and provide substantiating 

documentation. Example: A member of the U.S. Armed Forces who was a Texas resident at the time he or 

she joined the service and has maintained Texas as his or her domicile is eligible to be classified as a 

resident for tuition purposes. Substantiating documentation would be copies of the student’s LES statement 

verifying Texas residency for tax purposes and the student’s DD 214 that shows Texas as the student’s home 

of record. 

Citizens of Other Countries 

Foreign individuals living in this country under a visa permitting permanent residence, or who are permitted 

by Congress to adopt the United States as their domicile have the same privilege of qualifying for resident 

status for tuition purposes as do citizens of the United States. 

Nonresidents 

If your resident in Texas is primarily for the purpose of education and not to establish a domicile, you will be 

classified a nonresident. Generally, residents who move out of state lose their residency unless their move is 

temporary and residency has not been established elsewhere. Foreign students who are not a permanent 

resident of the U.S. or not permitted by Congress to adopt the U.S. are nonresidents. A nonresident who was 

a member of the U.S. Armed Forces and/or the spouse or dependent child of the former military member who 

was entitled to pay tuition and fees at the Texas resident rate while attending a public college in Texas 

during the Spring 2003 Semester forward may continue to pay in-state tuition rate in subsequent semesters 

while continuously enrolled in the same degree or certificate program at the Texas public higher education 

institution. A person is not required to be enrolled in the summer semester to remain continuously enrolled in 

a degree or certificate program. 

In-District and Out-of-District Students 

Upon classification as a Texas resident, you are either an in-district or out-of-district student. You are 

considered in-district if you physically reside within the geographical boundaries of the Central Texas 

College District (CTCD), excluding student housing or the residence hall. The college district is the Killeen 

and Copperas Cove Independent School Districts. 

Central Texas College 

Active Active Duty Duty Militar Military Militar y V VVerification 

V erification 

The The following following individual individual is is currently currently stationed stationed in in in TT 

Texas T exas 

Name of Servicemember (Last, First, MI) 

Organization City/State 

Name of Family Member 

Family Member SSN 

� Spouse 

� Child � Other 

I certify the above information is correct according to our military records. 

Name, Rank & Title (typed or printed) 

(Commanding Officer or Authorized Service Representative) 

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Servicemember SSN 

Military ID Card Expiration Date 

Military ID Card Issue Date 

Military ID Card Expiration Date 

Student Signature Date 

For or or Spring Spring 2004, 

2004, 

Summer Summer 2004 2004 and and and F FFall 

F all 2004 

2004 

Signature Date

Special Instructions for Distance Learning Students 

CTC Distance Learning website: http://online.ctcd.edu 

Coordinator of Distance Learning Admissions and Registration: cdl.records@ctcd.edu or (254) 526-1686 

Student Services Evaluators: student.services@ctcd.edu or (254) 526-1298 

Distance Learning Counselor: online.counselor@ctcd.edu or (254) 526-1232 

Testing Office: testing@ctc-disted.net 

Technical support: http://online.ctcd.edu and click on “Contact Us” link or (254) 526-1743. 

Distance Education Course Development: disted@online.ctcd.edu, click on “Contact Us” link. 

Business Office: tracy.lehmkuhler@ctcd.edu or (254) 526-1217. 

Student Financial Assistance Office: ann.smith@ctcd.edu. 

Toll Free Number (not valid for telephone registration or for faxing documents): (800) 792-3348, ext. xxxx. Example: 

1-800-792-3348, ext. 1686. 

Technical Skills and Hardware/Software Requirements 

Online courses are not designed to teach you how to use software, manage files, navigate the Internet, or use email. 

Rather you must have these skills before enrolling to ensure success in an online environment. If you have any doubt 

about your skills, take the online quiz and check out a sample course from http://online.ctcd.edu/prospectivestudent.cfm. 

It is the student’s responsibility to own or have access to a personal computer with the hardware/software required for 

the course, have Internet access, and an email account. Technical requirements for each course are listed in the 

“Catalog” link on the CTC Distance Education website. 

Course Offerings 

This bulletin includes only online courses that start January 9 and March 8, and includes courses scheduled at the time 

of publication. For a complete list of online courses access the “Current Class Schedule (SOAR)” through the “Class 

Schedule” link on the CTC website, or the “Schedule” link on the CTC Distance Education website. The SOAR 

Schedule Bulletin provides “live” course information and shows all courses still open. The Distance Learning website 

lists courses by start date and includes course lengths. Online courses vary in length from 8 weeks to 16 weeks, and 

include various delivery modes such as self-paced. 

Admissions (fax Admissions documents to 254. 526-1545 or 254.526-1111) 

If you are in Texas, follow the Admissions steps on page 2 of this bulletin. 

If you are outside of Texas, contact your local CTC representative. 

If you do not have a CTC representative in your area or you are not located in the Killeen/Ft. Hood/Service Areas, 

download an application for the CTC website at http://www.ctcd.edu/forms/formdir.htm. Contact an Online Mentor/ 

Advisor or the Coordinator of Distance Learning Admissions and Registration for assistance. 

Arrange a Test Site/Test Proctor Submission Form 

You must identify and receive approval for a local testing site. Go to http://online.ctcd.edu for information on locating 

and arranging for local testing. Complete the Test Proctor Submission Form at http://online.ctcd.edu/courseware/courseaccess.cfm. 

Your enrollment is not considered complete until the form is submitted. (eArmyU students test through their 

military installation’s testing center or army education center.) 

Guidance and Counseling 

If you are located in the Killeen, Copperas Cove, Ft. Hood, and Service Area, academic advisement is available 

through the Guidance and Counseling Office located in the Student Services Building (119) on a walk-in basis. 

If you are in Texas but located outside the above areas, contact a Distance Learning Counselor or Student Services 

Advisor/Evaluator at (800) 792-3348, ext. 1298. 

If you are located outside of Texas see your local CTC representative. If there is not a CTC representative in your 

area, contact a Distance Learning Counselor or Student Services Advisor/Evaluator at (800) 792-3348, ext. 1298. 

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Registration (you may register after admissions/residency determination are completed) 

You may register through SOAR or Telephone if you are in the local area and/or paying 100 percent of your tuition 

and fees. 

If you are outside of Texas, you may register with your local CTC representative. 

If you are outside of Texas or outside the Killeen/Ft. Hood/Service Area and do not have a CTC representative in 

your area and a third-party is paying part or all of your tuition, contact an Online Mentor/Advisor. 

Financial Aid students (Grants, Loans, Texas-based or CTC Scholarships) may register through SOAR or 

Telephone, but should contact the Office of Student Financial Assistance. 

eArmyU students must apply and register through the eArmyU portal at http://www.earmyu.com. 

Verify and record critical information through the online Schedule Bulletin; e.g., section number, course start and 

end dates, and course email address. 

Note: No Late Registration for Online Courses. Maximum course load is two 8-week courses or three 

16-week courses. 

Textbooks and Instructional Materials 

Textbooks and other course materials may be purchased in-person at the CTC Bookstore, by phone at (254) 526-1219, 

or online through ctc.books@ctcd.edu or through the CTC website at: http://www.ctcbookstore.com. When ordering by 

phone or email, list the (1) exact course name and alpha number; e.g., United States History I, HIST 1301 and (2) 

delivery system. Include a credit card number with expiration date, the name as it appears on the card, and billing 

address. Provide a shipping address that includes your name and physical address. Books cannot be shipped without 

payment. Place book order in ample time to receive the books. You may also buy books from an online book company 

or another college. 

Special Note: If you are not registering at the Central Campus or Fort Hood Campus, please contact the site at 

which you are registering for additional information BEFORE placing your order. 

To identify the books and materials needed, go to the OL course syllabi toolbar at the bottom of the CTC Distance 

Education homepage. 

Online Course Access and FERPA 

All online courses are password protected. Your username is the first letter of your first name, the first letter of your last 

name, and the last 6 digits of your social security number. The password is your date of birth MMDDYY. Example: May 

10, 1978 is 051078. 

Please review the FERPA, Certification, and Protection of Information, Virtual College of Texas information accessed 

through the Forms link on the CTC website at http://www.ctcd.edu. 

Orientation and Review Sessions 

Orientation and review sessions may be done in person or via the Internet, depending upon the instructor. 

Email Address Changes 

If your email address changes, notify your instructor, the CTC Testing Office, and the CTC Distance Learning Records 

Office at least two weeks in advance. 

Student Support Services 

If you have a physical or learning disability or need tutoring assistance, please go to the Student Support Services 

section of this bulletin for information. 

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Student Support Services 

Refer to the Student Services section of the CTC Course Catalog 2002-2004 for detailed information about the various 

student support services provided. Listed below is a brief description of some of the services. Locations and phone 

numbers are listed in the back of this bulletin. 

Distance learners may contact Project PASS for tutoring assistance, and the Director of Student Support Services for 

information on disability support services and learning disability services. 

Individuals requesting disability/learning disability support services should contact the Director or appropriate office 

preferably before the regular registration periods of each semester/term. 

Learning Resource Center 

Provides self-paced developmental math and English instruction. 

Provides assistance in reading and math for nursing students. 

Provides assistance in preparing for the GED. 

Project PASS 

Limited textbook lending library for vocational/technical students 

Tutoring services for vocational and academic courses 

Academic Counseling 

Online tutors available in designated subject areas such as math 

Online Tutoring Assistance 

Academic Systems is a free online resource available to all students through the CTC distance learning website. 

Tutorials are available in math, writing, and study skills. 

Disability Support Services 

Provides individualized assistance to students who are physically or sensorially impaired. Documentation of the 

disability is required to receive services. 

Learning Disability Support Services 

Provides assistance to students with a documented learning disability. 

Single Parent/Displaced Homemaker Support Services 

Provides limited childcare assistance and career guidance and counseling services for students in vocational/technical 

programs who may find it difficult to remain in school or who are attending college after a long absence from formal 

education. 

Gender Equity Project 

Provides limited financial childcare assistance and academic advisement to persons entering nontraditional career fields 

in vocational/technical programs. 

Transportation Assistance Program 

Free transportation to classes for CTC students. Designated pick-up/drop-off points in Killeen, Harker Heights, 

Copperas Cove, and Ft. Hood. 

Limited English Proficiency Tutoring (LEP) 

Provides individualized tutorial assistance to students whose native language is not English or who live in a family or 

community environment where dominate language is not English. 

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Spring 2004 Academic Calendar 

Early SOAR/Telephone Registration with delayed payment................................................................. Nov 17-26 

Eary SOAR/Telephone Registration Payment Due ............................................................................... December 1 

SOAR/Telephone Registration with same day payment ........................................................................ Dec 1-19 & Jan 5-8 

Regular Registration, Scheduled Walk-In.............................................................................................. January 5-8 

Extended SOAR/Telephone/Walk-In Registration (no late or schedule change fees) .......................... January 9 

Spring 2004 Classes Begin ................................................................................................................... January 9 

Extended Walk-In Registration (no late or schedule change fees) ........................................................ January 12-13 

Late Registration ($10 late fee and $5 schedule change fee) ................................................................ January 14-16* 

Last Day to Add a Course ($5 schedule change fee) ............................................................................. January 16 

Last Day to Drop first 8-Week Term Classes ........................................................................................ January 16 

Martin Luther King Day (Administrative Offices closed) ..................................................................... January 19 

Last Day to Drop 16-Week Classes ....................................................................................................... January 27 

President's Day (Administrative Offices closed) ................................................................................... February 16 

Last Day to Withdraw from first 8-Week Term Classes ....................................................................... February 19 

Second 8-Week Term Begins................................................................................................................. March 8 

Last Day to Drop second 8-Week Term Classes (Administrative Offices open) .................................. March 15 

Spring Break (Administrative Offices open) ......................................................................................... March 15-19 

Last Day to Withdraw from 16-Week Classes ....................................................................................... April 8 

Last Day to Withdraw from second 8-Week Term Classes (Records Office closes at 11a.m.)............ April 23 

Final Exam Week ................................................................................................................................... May 3-7 

Graduation .............................................................................................................................................. May 7 

* A student may not miss more than one scheduled class meeting unless course instructor approves late course add. 

** Electronic registration unavailable during official college holidays or closings. 

Distance Learning (DL) Registration and Course Offerings 

No late registration for online courses. 

Local area students are those in the College's Killeen, Fort Hood, Harker Heights, Copperas Cove and Service 

Areas. Last day to drop an 8-week online course is the 6th class day, and the last day to drop a 16-week online 

course is the 12th class day. 

January 9 - May 7 (registration starts November 17) 

Last day for students in remote areas to register December 27 

Last day for students in local area to register January 5 

Last day to drop a 16-week online course January 27 

Last day to withdraw April 8 

January 9 - March 5 (registration starts November 17) 

Last day for students in remote areas to register December 27 


Last day to drop 8-week online course January 16 

Last day to withdraw February 19 

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January 28 - March 23 (registration starts December 8) 

Last day for students in remote areas to register January 15 


Last day to drop 8-week online course February 4 

Last day to withdraw March 9 

February 23 - April 16 (registration starts December 8) 

Last day for students in remote areas to register February 10 

Last day for students in local area to register February 19 

Last day to drop 8-week online course March 1 

Last day to withdraw (Records Office closes at 11:00 a.m.) April 2 

March 8 - May 7 (registration starts December 8) 

Last day for students in remote areas to register February 24 

Last day for students in local area to register March 4 

Last day to drop 8-week online course March 15 

Last day to withdraw (Records Office closes at 11:00 a.m.) April 23 

March 29 - May 21 (registration starts December 8) 

Last day for students in remote areas to register March 16 

Last day for students in local area to register March 25 

Last day to drop 8-week online course April 5 

Last day to withdraw (Records Office closes at 11:00 a.m.) May 7 

April 26 - June 18 (registration starts December 8) 

Last day for students in remote areas to register April 13 

Last day for students in local area to register April 22 

Last day to drop 8-week online course May 3 

Last day to withdraw (Records Office closes at 11:00 a.m.) June 4 

Fort Hood Classes 

Registration usually starts three weeks before classes start. 

Classes: January 28 - March 31 

Classes: April 5 - May 29 

New Student Orientation 

Friday January 9 at 9:00 a.m. 

Building 113 Room 106 

Call 526-1258 to sign up! 

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New Student Registration, Spring 2004 

New students may start the admission process in advance of actual registration. Refer to Page 2 and the General 

Information section of this bulletin for admissions, testing, and general enrollment information. To avoid possible 

delays, submit admissions packet at least 72 hours before you register. 

Reminders: 

For Skills Center programs, meet with a Skills Center Counselor in Bldg. 118, Room 14 prior to testing and 

registration. 

International students must have their registration approved by the Director of International Student Services before 

registering by phone or SOAR. 

Evening counseling appointments are available on designated dates. Call (254) 526-1226 or (800) 792-3348, ext. 

1226 for an appointment. 

Preregistration orientation scheduled on designated Fridays. Conact Guidance and Counseling for dates and times. 

For courses that require departmental approval, students must obtain approval prior to registration. 

If enrolling in science classes, you must register for the corresponding lab section of the class. 

Telephone/SOAR Registration Schedules 

(254) 526-1651 or https://admin.ctcd.edu 

Students eligible to register electronically may register according to the following schedules or any time on open dates. 

Registration is based on the last four digits of the student’s social security number. Systems are available: Monday- 

Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; and Sunday, 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. 

Financial Aid Students Special Note: Students whose financial aid applications have been approved for FY 2004 must 

contact the Financial Aid Office at 526-1518/1519 immediately following electronic registration to ensure financial aid 

funds are dispersed. 

Who May Register Electronically? 

New students who have completed the admissions process. 

Former students who have completed the readmissions process and have no restrictions/holds on their records. 

Continuing students who have no restrictions/holds on their records. 

Period 1 – Early Telephone/SOAR Registration with Delayed Payment 

November 17 – November 26 

Payment due December 1 

Last 4 Digits of 

Social Security # May register on 

0000-2499 Mon. Nov. 17 Fri. Nov. 21 

2500-4999 Tue. Nov. 18 Mon. Nov. 24 

5000-7499 Wed. Nov. 19 Tue. Nov. 25 

7500-9999 Thu. Nov. 20 Wed. Nov. 26 

Open Sat.-Sun., Nov. 22-23 

Period 2 – Advanced Telephone/SOAR Registration with Same Day Payment 

December 1-19 

Payment due same day that you register. 

Last 4 digits of 


8000-9999 Mon. Dec. 1 

6000-7999 Tue. Dec. 2 

4000-5999 Wed. Dec. 3 

2000-3999 Thu. Dec. 4 

0000-1999 Fri. Dec. 5 

Open Sat. Dec. 6 – Fri. Dec. 19 

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Period 3 – Regular Telephone/SOAR Registration with Same Day Payment 

January 5-8 

Payment due same day that you register. 

Special Note: Regular registration ends Thursday, January 8. Tuition and refund schedule applies for course drops and 

schedule changes made on or after January 9. 



Open Mon. Jan 5-Thu. Jan 8 6:00 am -8:00 pm 

Period 4: Extended Telephone/SOAR Registration with Same Day Payment 

Refund Schedule applies. 



Open Fri. Jan. 9 6:00 am-8:00 pm 

Open Sat. Jan. 10 9:00 am-3:00 pm 

Open Sun. Jan. 11 12:00 noon-8:00 pm 

Walk-In Registration Schedules 

Students may register during walk-in registration based on the following schedules or any time on open dates. 

Registration is by the last four digits of the student’s social security number. 

Financial Aid students must stop at the Financial Aid desk if they register during walk-in registration. 

Who May Register During Walk-In Registration? 

New Students who have not completed the admissions process. 

Former Students who have not completed the readmissions process. 

For Continuing Students who are changing majors, need course placement advisement, or are unable to register 

electronically due to restrictions/holds. 

Regular Registration Walk-In with Same Day Payment 

LBJ Fine Arts Building 112 

January 5-8 

Last 4 digits of May register 

Social Security # Date Start/End Times 

9000-9999 Mon. Jan. 5 8:00 am – 10:00 am 

8000-8999 Mon. Jan. 5 10:00 am – 12:00 noon 

7000-7999 Mon. Jan. 5 2:00 pm-4:00 pm 

Open Mon. Jan. 5 4:00 pm-7:00 pm 

6000-6999 Tue. Jan. 6 8:00 am – 10:00 am 

5000-5999 Tue. Jan. 6 10:00 am – 12:00 noon 

4000-4999 Tue. Jan. 6 2:00 pm-4:00 pm 

Open Tue. Jan. 6 4:00 pm-7:00 pm 

3000-3999 Wed. Jan 7 8:00 am – 11:00 am 

2000-2999 Wed. Jan 7 10:00 am – 12:00 noon 

0000-1999 Wed. Jan 7 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm 

Open Thu. Jan 8 8:00 am – 4:00 pm 

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Extended Walk-in Registration with Same Day Payment. Tuition and Fees Refund Schedule 

Applies. 

January 9, 12-13 

Last 4 digits of May register on 

Social Security # Dates Times Where 

Open Fri. Jan. 9 8:00 am to 1:00 pm LBJ Fine Arts Bldg. 112 

Open Mon. Jan. 12-Tue. Jan 13 8:00 am to 5:00 pm: Student Services Bldg. 119 

Academic Advisement open. 

8:00 am to 6:00 pm: 

Records, Financial Aid, 

and Business Offices open. 

Late Walk-In Registration with Same Day Payment 

January 14-16 



Dates Times Where 

Open Wed. Jan. 14-Thu. Jan. 15* 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Student Services Bldg. 119 

(Academic Advisement stops 

at 4:00 pm; Records and 

Business Offices close at 5:00 pm.) 

Fri. Jan. 16* 8:00am to 11:00 am Student Services Bldg. 119 

*Students may not miss more than one class meeting unless course instructor approves late course add. 

Spring 2004 Final Exam Schedule May 3-7 

Regular Class Times Day(s) Exam Hours Day Date 

9:00 am/9:30 am M W 8:00-10:00 am Monday May 3 

12:00 pm/12:30 pm M W 11:00 am-1:00 pm Monday May 3 

2:00 pm/3:00 pm M W 2:00-4:00 pm Monday May 3 

6:00 pm M W 6:00-8:00 pm Monday May 3 

8:00 pm/9:00 pm M W 8:00-10:00 pm Monday May 3 

9:00am/9:30am T Th 8:00-10:00 am Tuesday May 4 

12:00 pm T Th 11:00 am-1:00 pm Tuesday May 4 

3:00 pm T Th 2:00-4:00 pm Tuesday May 4 

5:30 pm/6:00 pm T Th 6:00-8:00 pm Tuesday May 4 

8:00 pm/9:00 pm T Th 8:00-10:00 pm Tuesday May 4 

7:30 am/8:30 am M W 7:30-9:30 am Wednesday May 5 

10:30 am/11:00 am M W 10:00 am-12:00 pm Wednesday May 5 

1:30 pm M W 1:00-3:00 pm Wednesday May 5 

3:30 pm/4:30 pm M W 3:30-5:30 pm Wednesday May 5 

7:30 pm M W 7:00-9:00 pm Wednesday May 5 

7:30 am/8:30 am T Th 7:30-9:30 am Thursday May 6 

10:30 am T Th 10:00 am-12:00 pm Thursday May 6 

1:30 pm T Th 1:00-3:00 pm Thursday May 6 

4:30pm T Th 3:30-5:30 pm Thursday May 6 

7:30 pm T Th 7:00-9:00 pm Thursday May 6 

8:00 am/9:00 am F 8:00-10:00 am Friday May 7 

8:30 am/9:00 am Sat 9:00-11:00 am Saturday April 30 

12:00 pm Sat 1:00-3:00 pm Saturday April 30 

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Tuition Scale for Spring 2004 

Semester Resident Resident Nonresident & 

Hours In-District Out-of-District International 

1 $90 $105 $500 

2 $90 $105 $575 

3 $90 $105 $650 

4 $120 $140 $725 

5 $150 $175 $800 

6 $180 $210 $875 

7 $210 $245 $950 

8 $240 $280 $1025 

9 $270 $315 $1100 

10 $300 $350 $1175 

11 $330 $385 $1250 

12 $360 $420 $1325 

13 $390 $455 $1400 

14 $420 $490 $1475 

15 $450 $525 $1550 

16 $480 $560 $1625 

17 $510 $595 $1700 

18 $540 $630 $1775 

Students who register Early by Telephone or SOAR 

must pay for their classes by December 1, 2003. 

After December 1, payment is required at the time of 

registration. Your registration is not finalized until payment 

is received. You cannot participate in class if registration is 

not finalized. It is your responsibility to make sure that your 

registration is finalized. You can verify this by looking up 

your account on SOAR. 

� Students are responsible for any additional amounts due CTC from post-enrollment audits 

and corrections, including all fees and waivers; i.e. registration assessing errors, dropping or 

adding classes, invalid employment or third-party waivers, etc. 

Credit Courses-Refund Schedule 

Students who officially withdraw from the institution or who 

reduce their semester credit hour load shall have their tuition 

and mandatory fees refunded as follows: 

Spring 16-Week Courses 

Before the start of the Spring Semester January 8 100% 

During the first 15 class days January 9-30 70% 

During the 16 th through 20 th class day February 2-6 25% 

After the 20 th class day February 7 None 

� Students who register for classes during 

late registration will not be eligible to receive a 

100% refund on the dropped classes. 

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Additional Fees: 

The resident in-district tuition scale 

is at the rate of $30 per credit hour 

with a minimum of $90. 

The resident out-of-district scale is 

at the rate of $35 per credit hour with 

a minimum of $105. 

The nonresident scale begins at 

$500 and continues at the rate of 

$75 per credit hour. 

The tuition listed does not include 

lab fees. These fees are listed in the 

College Catalog. 

Fees are due and payable at the 

time of registration. 

Cash, Visa, MasterCard, American 

Express or Discover are accepted. 

Late Registration Fee: $10 when 

registering on or after the first day of 

classes. 

Schedule Change Fee: $5 when 

dropping one or more classes. 

General Fee: $8 per semester 

hour. This fee does not apply to 

online courses. 

If you have any 

questions regarding 

tuition, fees, or 

payments please 

contact the Business 

Office at 526-1217. 

Office hours are: 

Monday-Thursday: 

8am-5pm 

Friday: 8am-11am

Agriculture 

Nursing and Science Building 150, Room 1009, 526-1288 

Dr. Dr. Patrick Patrick K. K. Hidy, Hidy, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Animal Animal Health Health - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2591 AGAH 134301 M W 9:00A.M. 9:50A.M. Aljoe 150 1039 

W 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. 150 1058 

Animal Animal Reproduction Reproduction - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

2593 AGAH 134701 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Faubion 150 1058 These courses have a lab and LAB FEES. 

M 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. 101 22C 

Beef Beef Cattle Cattle Production Production - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2595 AGAH 135301 T Th 9:00A.M. 9:50A.M. Aljoe 150 1058 

Th 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. 150 1039 

Principles Principles of of Feeds Feeds and and Feeding Feeding Feeding - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2597 AGAH 231301 T Th 8:00A.M. 8:50A.M. Faubion 150 1058 

T 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. 150 1058 

Equine Equine Science Science II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2605 AGEQ 131101 M W 12:00P.M. 12:50P.M. Trull 110 1 

W 1:00P.M. 3:50P.M. 

Equine Equine Behavior Behavior and and Training Training II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2610 AGEQ 230101 T Th 5:00P.M. 5:50P.M. Foote 110 1 

T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. 

Horsemanship Horsemanship II II - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2614 AGEQ 233901 M W 4:00P.M. 4:50P.M. Trull 110 1 

M 5:00P.M. 8:00P.M. 

Internship Internship - - Agricultural Agricultural Business Business and and Management, Management, General General - - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2618 AGMG 248601 TBA TBA TBA Faubion Departmental Approval Required. 

Computers Computers in in Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture - - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

2622 AGRI 130901 T Th 12:00P.M. 12:50P.M. Aljoe 150 1075 

T 1:00P.M. 3:00P.M. 150 1077 

Greenhouse Greenhouse Greenhouse Management Management - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2645 HALT 230801 M W 8:00A.M. 8:50A.M. Faubion 150 1058 

W 1:30P.M. 4:50P.M. 149 Greenhouse 

Horticulture Horticulture - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2626 AGRI 141501 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Faubion 150 1058 

Th 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. 149 Greenhouse 

Agriculture Agriculture Power Power Units Units - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

2630 AGRI 230101 T 1:30P.M. 6:30P.M. Walker 101 28 

Agriculture Agriculture Mechanics Mechanics I I - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2631 AGRI 230301 T Th 4:30P.M. 7:00P.M. Walker 101 27 

Agriculture Agriculture Mechanics Mechanics II II - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2632 AGRI 230401 Th 1:30P.M. 6:30P.M. Walker 101 28 

Introduction Introduction to to Agriculture Agriculture Economics Economics - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2634 AGRI 231701 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Faubion 150 1069 

Landscape Landscape Construction Construction - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2644 HALT 131901 M W 12:00P.M. 12:50P.M. Aljoe 150 1039 

M 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. 150 1058 

Auto Collision Repair 

Sid Wieser Vocational Skills Center Building 118, Room 17, 526-1235/1349 

Don Don Donaldson, Donaldson, Donaldson, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

(See (See Industrial Industrial Technology) 

Technology) 

Automotive Mechanic/Technician 



Chair 


Technology) 

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Aviation Science 

Systems Services Building 111, Room 250, 526-1241 

Curtis Curtis Gibson, Gibson, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Departmental Approval Required for Flight and Ground School 

Intermediate Intermediate Flight Flight - - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

2250 AIRP 125501 TBA TBA TBA Gibson KMAP 3 

Aircraft Aircraft Science Science - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2251 AIRP 130501 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Gebhardt 104 126 

5013 AIRP 1305X1 TBA TBA TBA Gebhardt 

Aviation Aviation Aviation Meterology Meterology - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2262 AIRP 130701 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Gibson 104 126 

Private Private Private Flight Flight - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 


Advanced Advanced Air Air Navigation Navigation - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2252 AIRP 134101 M W 1:00P.M. 2:20P.M. Gebhardt 104 126 

Aerodynamics Aerodynamics - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2266 AIRP 134301 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Gebhardt 104 126 

Private Private Private Pilot Pilot Ground Ground School School - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2253 AIRP 141701 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Whitesell KMAP 1 

M W 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. 

Instrument Instrument Ground Ground School School School - - - 4credit 4credit hours 

hours 

2276 AIRP 145101 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Gibson 104 123 

M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. 

Commercial Commercial Flight Flight - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Flight Flight Instructor Instructor - - Multiengine Multiengine Airplane Airplane - - 2 2 credit credit hours hours 

hours 


Instrument Instrument Flight Flight - - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Multiengine Multiengine Flight Flight - - - 2 2 credit credit credit hours 

hours 


Cert/Flight Cert/Flight Instructor Instructor Airplane- Airplane- 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 


Commercial Commercial Ground Ground Ground School School - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2264 AIRP 233701 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Gebhardt 104 126 

Flight Flight Inst-Instrument Inst-Instrument Air Air - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 


Propulsion Propulsion Systems Systems - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2290 AIRP 235501 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Wessels KMAP 5 

Airline Airline Management Management Management - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2268 AVIM 233101 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Gibson 104 126 

Barber 

For information, contact OG's School of Hair Design in Killeen, 526-4339 

or contact Don Donaldson, Vocational Skills Center Building 118, Room 17, 526-1235 

Ollie Ollie Weaver, Weaver, Director 

Director 

Classes Classes start start first first Tuesday, Tuesday, of of of September, September, December, December, March March and and and June June 

June 

Business Administration/Business Management 

Planetarium and Technology Center Building 152, Room 202, 526-1248 

Dr. Dr. John John Frith, Frith, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Principles Principles of of Accounting Accounting I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1026 ACCT 230101 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. White 152 114 

1027 ACCT 230102 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Smith 152 114 

1028 ACCT 230103 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Smith 152 114 

1032 ACCT 230104 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. STAFF 152 114 

1029 ACCT 230105 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Hollister 152 114 

1031 ACCT 230106 T Th 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Hollister 152 114 

5031 ACCT 2301X1 TBA TBA TBA White Online course. 

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Principles Principles of of of Accounting Accounting II II - - - 3 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1034 ACCT 230201 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Smith 152 114 

1030 ACCT 230202 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Smith 152 114 

1035 ACCT 230203 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. White 152 114 

5032 ACCT 2302X1 TBA TBA TBA Smith Online course. 

Business Business Business Computer Computer Applications Applications - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2421 BCIS 140501 T Th 10:30A.M. 1:20P.M. Coleman 121 103 Academic transfer version of ITSC 1409 for 

2423 BCIS 140502 M W 12:00P.M. 2:50P.M. Coleman 121 103 Business Administration Majors. LAB FEE 

Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship and and and Business Business Plan Plan Development Development - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2216 BUSG 137101 T Th 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Patterson 152 107 

Small Small Business Business Management Management - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2180 BUSG 230901 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Ledger 152 102 

2181 BUSG 230902 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Ledger 152 102 

5278 BUSG 2309X1 TBA TBA TBA Ledger Online course. 

Business Business Principles Principles - - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1036 BUSI 130101 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Frith 152 101 

1037 BUSI 130102 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Frith 152 101 

1038 BUSI 130103 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Frith 152 101 

1039 BUSI 130104 T Th 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Frith 152 101 

5033 BUSI 1301X1 TBA TBA TBA Frith Online course. 

5035 BUSI 1301X3 TBA TBA TBA Frith Online course. (3/8 - 5/7) 

Personal Personal Finance Finance - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

5037 BUSI 1307X1 TBA TBA TBA White Online course. 

5037 BUSI 1307X3 TBA TBA TBA White Online course. (3/8 - 5/7) 

Salesmanship Salesmanship - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours (Formerly (Formerly BMGT BMGT 1333/MRKG 1333/MRKG 1333/MRKG 2333 2333 Principles Principles of of Selling) 

Selling) 

2184 BUSI 131101 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Ledger 152 102 

5281 BUSI 1311X1 TBA TBA TBA Ledger Online course. 

Business Business Law Law - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours hours (Formerly (Formerly BUSG BUSG 2305) 

2305) 

2187 BUSI 230101 M W 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Kleff 152 114 

5282 BUSI 2301X1 TBA TBA TBA Webster Online course. 

Supervision Supervision Supervision - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5276 BMGT 1301X1 TBA TBA TBA Hindman Online course. 

Principles Principles of of Management Management - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2175 BMGT 130301 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Hindman 152 118 

2176 BMGT 130302 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Ledger 152 102 

5277 BMGT 1303X1 TBA TBA TBA VanDoren Online course. 

5287 BMGT 1303X3 TBA TBA TBA VanDoren Online course. (3/8 - 5/7) 

Office Office Management Management - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2172 BMGT 132501 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Ledger 152 102 

5279 BMGT 1325X1 TBA TBA TBA VanDoren Online course. 

5280 BMGT 1325X3 TBA TBA TBA VanDoren Online course. (3/8 - 5/7) 

Management Management Applications Applications I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2190 BMGT 237001 T 10:30A.M. 11:30A.M. Frith 152 113 Departmental Approval is required. LAB FEE. 

Projects course. Opportunity to earn SIFE Leadership Award, President's Student Service Award, and Corporate Letter for Resume. 

Management Management Applications Applications II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2191 BMGT 237101 T 10:30A.M. 11:30A.M. Frith 152 113 Departmental Approval is required. LAB FEE. 

Projects course. Opportunity to earn SIFE Leadership Award, President's Student Service Award, and Corporate Letter for Resume. 

Internship Internship - - Business Business Business Administration Administration and and Management, Management, General General - - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2182 BMGT 248801 W 5:00P.M. 5:50P.M. Ledger 152 102 Must be employed 18 hours per week. 

5283 BMGT 2488X1 TBA TBA TBA Ledger Online courseDept. Appr. is required. LAB FEE 

Internship Internship - - Business Business Business Administration Administration and and Management, Management, General General - - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2183 BMGT 248901 W 5:00P.M. 5:50P.M. Ledger 152 102 Must be employed 18 hours per week. 

5284 BMGT 2489X1 TBA TBA TBA Ledger Online Course Dept. Appr. is required. LAB FEE 

Human Human Relations Relations Relations - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2178 HRPO 131101 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Ledger 152 102 

2179 HRPO 131102 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. VanDoren 152 107 

Human Human Human Resource Resource Management Management - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2185 HRPO 230101 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Hindman 152 136 

5280 HRPO 2301X1 TBA TBA TBA VanDoren Online course. 

Principles Principles of of Retailing Retailing - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours (Formerly (Formerly BMGT BMGT 1302) 1302) 

1302) 

2189 MRKG 130201 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Ledger 152 107 

Principles Principles of of Marketing Marketing - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5287 MRKG 1311X1 TBA TBA TBA Van Doren Online course. 

Real Real Estate Estate Property Property Management Management Management - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2219 RELE 131501 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Blalock 152 124 

Real Real Estate Estate Principles Principles - - 4 4 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2217 RELE 140601 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:50P.M. Blalock 152 124 - Required for state sales license. 

Real Real Estate, Estate, Law Law of of Agency Agency - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2223 RELE 230101 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Blalock 152 107 - Required for state sales license. 

Real Real Estate, Estate, Law Law of of Contracts Contracts - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2224 RELE 131101 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Henslee 152 107 - Required for state sales license. 

25

Real Real Estate Estate Estate Internship Internship I I - - 4 4 credit credit hours hours 

Must be employed 18 hours/week. 

2226 RELE 248801 F 9:00A.M. 11:00A.M. Henslee 152 107 Departmental approval is required. LAB FEE. 

Real Real Estate Estate Estate Internship Internship II II - - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

Must be employed 18 hours/week. 

2225 RELE 248901 F 9:00A.M. 11:00A.M. Henslee 152 107 Departmental approval is required. LAB FEE. 

Business Business Computer Computer Applications Applications - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2500 BCIS 140501 T Th 10:30A.M. 1:20P.M. Coleman 121 103 

2501 BCIS 140502 M W 12:00P.M. 2:50P.M. Edwards 121 103 

College Developmental Studies 

Sid Wieser Vocational Skills Center Building 118, Room 6, 526-1209, 526-1137 (E.S.L.) 

John John Moffitt, Moffitt, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

College College Orientation Orientation for for International International Students Students - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1720 DSED 010001 F 8:00A.M. 5:00P.M. Anderson 113 102B Class dates January 23 & 30 

College College Study Study Skills Skills - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1722 DSED 030001 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. STAFF 118 18 

1723 DSED 030002 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. STAFF 118 18 

1727 DSED 030006 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. STAFF 102 209 

1728 DSED 030007 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. STAFF 101 2 

1729 DSED 030008 T Th 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. STAFF 101 2 

College College Study Study Skills Skills for for Foreign Foreign Students Students (TOEFL (TOEFL Prep) Prep) - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1735 DSED 030201 T Th 10:30A.M. 12:00P.M. Sievers 113 104A This section is designated for International 

and Community Foreign Students only. 

Reading Reading and and Vocabulary Vocabulary Vocabulary I I (ESL) (ESL) - - 3 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1736 DSLA 031001 M W 10:30A.M. 12:30P.M. Cook 101 22C 

1738 

1740 

DSLA 

DSLA 

031002 

031003 

M W 

M W 

10:30A.M. 

6:00P.M. 

12:30P.M. 

8:00P.M. 

STAFF 

Delgado 

101 

113 

25 

102B 

Mandatory Computer Lab Orientation: Bldg 118, Room 15A 

Rdg/Voc I - Friday, January 16, 8-9 A.M. 

Writing Writing I I I (ESL) (ESL) (ESL) - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

Writing I - Friday, January 16, 10-11 A.M. 

1742 DSLA 031401 T Th 8:00A.M. 10:00A.M. Carmichael 113 102B 

These courses have a LAB FEE. 

1744 DSLA 031402 T Th 8:00A.M. 10:00A.M. STAFF 113 101 

Lab is 16 additional hours outside of class times. 

1745 DSLA 031403 T Th 1:00P.M. 3:00P.M. STAFF 113 102B 

1746 DSLA 031404 T Th 6:00P.M. 8:00P.M. STAFF 152 123 

Grammar Grammar I I (ESL) (ESL) - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1748 DSLA 031501 M W 8:00A.M. 10:00A.M. Anderson 113 104A 

1750 DSLA 031502 M W 8:00A.M. 10:00A.M. Carmichael 113 102B These courses have a LAB FEE. 

1751 DSLA 031503 M W 1:00P.M. 3:00P.M. STAFF 113 104A 

1752 DSLA 031504 M W 6:00P.M. 8:00P.M. Dizon 113 101 Lab is included in class times. 

Listening Listening Listening Comprehension Comprehension Comprehension I I (ESL) (ESL) - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1754 DSLA 031601 M W 1:30P.M. 4:00P.M. STAFF 113 101 These courses have a LAB FEE. 

1757 DSLA 031602 M W 10:00A.M. 12:30P.M. STAFF 113 104A 

1758 DSLA 031603 M W 6:00P.M. 8:30P.M. STAFF 113 104A Lab is included in class times. 

Speaking Speaking I I (ESL) (ESL) - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1760 DSLA 031701 T Th 1:30P.M. 3:30P.M. STAFF 113 104A 

1761 DSLA 031702 T Th 10:30A.M. 12:30P.M. STAFF 113 102B 

1762 DSLA 031703 T Th 6:00P.M. 8:00P.M. STAFF 113 101 

Reading Reading and and Vocabulary Vocabulary II II II (ESL) (ESL) (ESL) - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1764 

1765 

1766 

DSLA 

DSLA 

DSLA 

032001 

032002 

032003 

M W 

M W 

M W 

10:30A.M. 

10:30A.M. 

6:00P.M. 

12:30P.M. 

12:30P.M. 

8:00P.M. 

Carmichael 

STAFF 

STAFF 

113 

102 

152 

102B 

209 

109 

Mandatory Computer Lab Orientation: Bldg 118, Room 15A 

Rdg/Voc II - Friday, January 16, 9-10 A.M. 

Writing II - Friday, January 16, 11 A.M. - 12 P.M. 

Writing Writing II II (ESL) (ESL) - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

These courses have a LAB FEE. 

1768 DSLA 032101 T Th 8:00A.M. 10:00A.M. Anderson 113 104A 

Lab is 16 additional hours outside of class times. 

1770 DSLA 032102 T Th 8:00A.M. 10:00A.M. STAFF 113 106 

Academic Academic Listening Listening & & & Speaking Speaking II II II (ESL) (ESL) - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1772 DSLA 032201 M W 1:30P.M. 4:00P.M. Lamey 113 102B These courses have a LAB FEE. 

1776 DSLA 032202 T Th 6:00P.M. 8:00P.M. STAFF 113 104A Lab is included in class times. 

Reading Reading and and Vocabulary Vocabulary III III (ESL) (ESL) (ESL) - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1778 DSLA 033001 M W 10:30A.M. 12:30P.M. Anderson 113 101 This course has a LAB FEE. 

1779 DSLA 03302 M W 10:30A.M. 12:30P.M. STAFF 152 138 Lab is 16 additional hours outside of class time. 

Academic Academic Listening Listening & & & Speaking Speaking III III (ESL) (ESL) - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1782 DSLA 033201 T Th 1:30P.M. 4:00P.M. Cook 113 101 This course has a LAB FEE. 

1786 DSLA 033202 T Th 6:00P.M. 8:30P.M. Delgado 113 102B Lab is included in class time. 

Accent Accent Reduction Reduction (ESL) (ESL) - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1787 DSLA 034001 T Th 10:30A.M. 12:00P.M. STAFF 113 101 This section is designated for International and 

1788 DSLA 030402 T Th 10:30A.M. 12:00P.M. STAFF 152 107 Community Foreign Students ONLY 

1789 DSLA 034003 S 8:00A.M. 11:30A.M. Delgado 113 102B 

Developmental Developmental Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1790 DSMA 030001 MTWTh 7:30A.M. 8:35A.M. STAFF 118 18 


1794 DSMA 030003 MTWTh 7:30A.M. 8:35A.M. STAFF 101 18 This course has a LAB FEE. 




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1808 DSMA 030010 MTWTh 12:00P.M. 1:05P.M. STAFF 152 137 









5226 DSMA 0302X1 TBA TBA TBA STAFF Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Developmental Developmental Mathematics Mathematics II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 



1840 DSMA 030103 T Th 7:30A.M. 9:40A.M. STAFF 152 121 










1860 DSMA 030113 M W 12:00P.M. 2:10P.M. STAFF 101 8 



1866 DSMA 030116 T Th 1:30P.M. 3:40P.M. STAFF 101 18 







Developmental Developmental Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics IV IV - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 


















5241 DSMA 03008X1 TBA TBA TBA STAFF Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Developmental Developmental Developmental Reading Reading I I - - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

1989 DSRE 030001 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. STAFF 101 3 


1993 DSRE 030003 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. STAFF 101 3 This course has a LAB FEE 

1995 DSRE 030004 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. STAFF 101 3 


1999 DSRE 030006 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. STAFF 101 3 


Developmental Developmental Reading Reading II II - - - 3 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 


2031 DSRE 030102 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. STAFF 101 2 This course has a LAB FEE 








2045 DSRE 030110 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. STAFF 101 2 

2047 DSRE 030111 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. STAFF 101 2 

5252 DSRE 0301X1 TBA TBA TBA STAFF Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

27

Developmental Developmental Writing Writing Writing I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2071 DSWR 030102 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. TBA 101 4 

2073 DSWR 030103 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. TBA 101 5 This course has a LAB FEE 

2075 DSWR 030104 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. TBA 101 4 

2077 DSWR 030105 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. TBA 101 5 


Developmental Developmental Writing Writing Writing II II - - 3 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 



2107 DSWR 030205 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. TBA 101 3 

2110 DSWR 030206 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. TBA 101 18 This course has a LAB FEE 




2129 DSWR 030211 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. TBA 118 18 



5262 DSWR 0304X1 TBA TBA TBA STAFF Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Communications 

Academic Building 104, Room 110, 526-1239 

Dr. Dr. Dr. John John Henderson, Henderson, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

News News Writing Writing and and Gathering Gathering Gathering II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1136 COMM 231501 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Rose 104 122 

Introduction Introduction to to to Mass Mass Communications Communications - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

1138 COMM 130701 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. STAFF 104 118 

Composition Composition Composition and and Rhetoric Rhetoric I I I - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1051 ENGL 130101 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Everett 104 105 

1052 ENGL 130102 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Richardson 104 102 

1053 ENGL 130103 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Lanza 104 113 Keyboarding required 

1054 ENGL 130104 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Cornell 104 105 

1055 ENGL 130105 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Richardson 104 113 Keyboarding required 

1056 ENGL 130106 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Dakin 104 108 

1058 ENGL 130108 T Th 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Holston 104 113 Keyboarding required 

1059 ENGL 130109 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. STAFF 104 123 

1060 ENGL 130110 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. STAFF 104 105 

1061 ENGL 130111 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Matthews 104 105 


1063 ENGL 130113 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Everett 104 113 Keyboarding required 

1064 ENGL 130114 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Cornell 104 108 

1065 ENGL 130115 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. STAFF 104 102 

1067 ENGL 130116 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Everett 104 105 

5064 ENGL 1301X1 TBA TBA TBA Lanza 

5065 ENGL 1301X2 TBA TBA TBA Everett Online course. Student Data Form required. 

5066 ENGL 1301X3 TBA TBA TBA Simpson Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Composition Composition and and Rhetoric Rhetoric II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1081 ENGL 130201 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Simpson 104 103 

1082 ENGL 130202 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Matthews 104 103 

1083 ENGL 130203 M W 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Everett 104 108 

1084 ENGL 130204 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Matthews 104 102 

1085 ENGL 130205 M W 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Henderson 104 108 

1086 ENGL 130206 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Simpson 104 103 

1087 ENGL 130207 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Holston 104 101 

1088 ENGL 130208 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Richardson 104 102 


1090 ENGL 130210 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Everett 104 105 

1094 ENGL 130211 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. STAFF 104 120 


5067 ENGL 1302X4 TBA TBA TBA Sullivan Online course. Student Data Form required. 

5074 ENGL 1302X9 TBA TBA TBA Simpson (8 weeks) Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Business Business Writing Writing - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1116 ENGL 131201 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Cornell 104 102 

5068 ENGL 1312X5 TBA TBA TBA Hubbell Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Technical Technical Writing Writing - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1120 ENGL 231101 M W 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. STAFF 104 113 Keyboarding required 

1121 ENGL 231102 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Richardson 104 113 Keyboarding required 

5069 ENGL 2311X6 TBA TBA TBA Hubbell Online course. Student Data Form required. 

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British British Literature Literature I I - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1122 ENGL 232201 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Henderson 104 120 

1123 ENGL 232202 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Simpson 104 102 

5070 ENGL 2322X7 TBA TBA TBA Williams Online course. Student Data Form required. 

British British Literature Literature II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1127 ENGL 232301 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Lanza 104 107 

1128 ENGL 232302 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Simpson 104 123 

5071 ENGL 2323X8 TBA TBA TBA Simpson Self-paced Online course. Student Data Form required. 

American American Literature Literature Literature I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5072 ENGL 2327X9 TBA TBA TBA Holston Online course. Student Data Form required. 

American American Literature Literature II II - - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 


1134 ENGL 232801 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Holston 104 121 

5073 ENGL 2328Y1 TBA TBA TBA Sullivan Online course. Student Data Form required. 

World World Masterpieces Masterpieces II- II- 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1132 ENGL 233301 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Henderson 104 105 

Forensics Forensics Activities Activities Activities II II - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1164 SPCH 114501 T 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Michura 104 103 

Forensics Forensics Activities Activities IV IV - - 1 1 credit credit credit hour 

hour 

1165 SPCH 214501 TBA TBA TBA Michura 104 103 

Public Public Speaking Speaking - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1142 SPCH 131513 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. STAFF 104 104 

1143 SPCH 131501 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Simon 104 104 

1144 SPCH 131502 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Simon 104 103 

1145 SPCH 131503 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Schrotenboer 104 104 

1146 SPCH 131504 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Schrotenboer 104 121 

1147 SPCH 131505 M W 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. STAFF 104 103 

1148 SPCH 131506 T Th 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Simon 104 104 

1149 SPCH 131507 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Simon 104 104 

1150 SPCH 131508 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Borriceno 104 103 

1151 SPCH 131509 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Simon 104 104 

1152 SPCH 131510 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Bearden 104 104 

1153 SPCH 131511 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Bearden 104 103 

1154 SPCH 131512 T 6:00P.M. 8:50P.M. Michura 104 104 

Interpersonal Interpersonal Communications Communications - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1155 SPCH 131801 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Michura 104 118 

1156 SPCH 131802 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Michura 104 122 

Business Business & & Professional Professional Speaking Speaking - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 



1159 SPCH 132103 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. STAFF 104 104 

1160 SPCH 132104 M W 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Bearden 104 104 

Oral Oral Oral Performance Performance of of Literature Literature - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1161 SPCH 234101 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Simon 104 104 

Beginning Beginning Spanish Spanish I I - - - 4 4 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1172 SPAN 141102 MTWTh 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Gibson 104 107 These courses have a LAB FEE. 

1173 SPAX 141102 TBA TBA TBA Gibson 104 107 

1174 SPAN 141103 MTWTh 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Gibson 104 107 


1176 SPAN 141104 MTWTh 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Schweizer 104 106 

1177 SPAX 141104 TBA TBA TBA Schweizer 104 106 

1178 SPAN 141105 MTWTh 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Schweizer 104 106 


1180 SPAN 141106 M W 6:00P.M. 8:40P.M. Schweizer 104 106 


1182 SPAN 141107 MTWTh 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Gibson 104 107 


5078 SPAN 1411X1 TBA TBA TBA McQueen Online Student Data Form required. 

5079 SPAX 1411X1 TBA TBA TBA McQueen Departmental Approval Required. 

Beginning Beginning Spanish Spanish Spanish II II - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1186 SPAN 141201 MTWTh 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Schweizer 112 100 These courses have a LAB FEE. 


1188 SPAN 141202 T Th 9:00A.M. 11:50A.M. McQueen 104 106 

1189 SPAX 141202 TBA TBA TBA McQueen 104 106 

1190 SPAN 141203 MTWTh 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Gibson 104 107 


Intermediate Intermediate Intermediate Spanish Spanish II II - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1194 SPAN 231201 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. McQueen 104 106 

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Computer-Aided Drafting and Design 

Engineering Arts Technology Building 101, Room 9, 526-1233 

H.J. H.J. H.J. Maglietta, Maglietta, Maglietta, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Engineering Engineering Graphics Graphics I I - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2510 ENGR 130402 T Th 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Owens 101 9 These courses have a LAB FEE. 

Engineering Engineering Graphics Graphics Graphics II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2513 ENGR 130501 M W 8:00A.M. 10:30A.M. Maglietta 101 5 

Machine Machine Drawing Drawing - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2516 DFTG 240201 T Th 8:00A.M. 10:30A.M. Maglietta 101 9 

Basic Basic Computer-Aided Computer-Aided Drafting Drafting Drafting - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2519 DFTG 140901 M W 11:00A.M. 1:30P.M. Maglietta 101 7 

Topotgraphical Topotgraphical Drafting Drafting - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2525 DFTG 242101 T Th 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Marley 101 7 

Pipe Pipe Drafting Drafting - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2521 DFTG 242301 M W 2:00P.M. 4:30P.M. Maglietta 101 7 

Final Final Project Project Project General General Drafting Drafting - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2526 DFTG 243801 T Th 11:00A.M. 1:30P.M. Maglietta 101 7 

Solid Solid Modeling Modeling - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2528 DFTG 244001 M W 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Skirmont 101 7 

Technical Technical Mathematics Mathematics - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

2531 TECM 130301 T Th 4:10P.M. 5:30P.M. Murray 101 5 

Computer Science 

Computer Science Building 121, Room 211, 526-1164 

Robert Grazinski, Department Chair 

Most Computer Science courses have prerequisites. Please refer to the current catalog. 

Introduction Introduction to to Computers Computers - - 3 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2311 COSC 130001 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Kelly 104 103 

Introduction Introduction to to Computers Computers - - 3 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5636 COSC 1300X2 TBA TBA TBA Grazinski 16 weeks 

5637 COSC 1300X3 TBA TBA TBA Grazinski 8 weeks (1/9 - 3/5) 

5653 COSC 1300X1 TBA TBA TBA Grazinski 8 weeks (3/8 - 5/7) 

Required Soft ware - Must have computer with CD-Rom , and Internet access with email. Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Computer Computer Organization Organization Organization & & Machine Machine Language Language - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2310 COSC 242501 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Edwards 104 105 

Internet Internet Commerce Commerce - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2312 IMED 240901 T Th 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Green 121 103 

Internet Internet Internet Commerce Commerce - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

5646 IMED 2409X1 TBA TBA TBA Schroeder 16 weeks 

Required Soft ware - Must have computer with CD-Rom , Windows XPand Internet access with email. Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Novell Novell Networking Networking - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2316 ITNW 142901 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Ford 121 107 

Networking Networking Essentials Essentials - - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2313 ITNW 143301 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Green 104 127 

2314 ITNW 143302 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Perschbach 104 127 

Networking Networking Essentials Essentials - - - 4 4 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

5652 ITNW 1433X1 TBA TBA TBA Schroeder 16 weeks 

Required Soft ware - Must have computer with CD-Rom , Windows XP and Internet access with email. Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Introduction Introduction to to Internet Internet - - 4 4 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

2315 ITNW 143701 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Perschbach 104 127 

Introduction Introduction to to Internet Internet - - 4 4 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

5639 ITNW 1437X2 TBA TBA TBA Ford 16 weeks 

5709 ITNW 1437X3 TBA TBA TBA Ford 8 weeks (1/9 - 3/5) 

5654 ITNW 1437X1 TBA TBA TBA Ford 8 weeks (3/8 - 5/7) 

Required Soft ware - Must have computer with CD-Rom , Windows XP and Internet access with email. Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Network Network Admin/Novell Admin/Novell Admin/Novell Network Network - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2317 ITNW 240501 T Th 12:00P.M. 2:50P.M. Ford 121 207 All Computer Science courses have a lab fee. 

Novell Novell Service Service and and Support Support - - 4 4 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

2318 ITNW 243101 T Th 7:30P.M. 10:20P.M. Ford 121 201 

Intro/PC Intro/PC Operating Operating System System System - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2319 ITSC 140501 M W 6:00P.M. 8:50P.M. Green 104 127 

2320 ITSC 140502 T Th 9:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Perschbach 104 127 

Intro/PC Intro/PC Operating Operating System System System - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

5635 ITSC 1405X1 TBA TBA TBA Schroeder 16 weeks Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Required Soft ware - Must have computer with CD-Rom , and Internet access with email. Windows XP 

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Integrated Integrated Software Software Applications Applications - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2321 ITSC 140903 T Th 10:30A.M. 1:20P.M. Coleman 121 103 

2322 ITSC 140904 M W 10:30A.M. 1:20P.M. Mars 121 103 

2323 ITSC 140905 T Th 7:30A.M. 10:20A.M. Mott 121 103 

2324 ITSC 140906 M W 7:30A.M. 10:20A.M. Mars 121 103 There are additional courses 

2325 ITSC 140907 T Th 12:00P.M. 2:50P.M. Gibson 121 103 offered under Office Technology 

2326 ITSC 140908 M W 12:00P.M. 2:50P.M. Edwards 121 103 

2327 ITSC 140909 T Th 9:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Green 121 103 

2328 ITSC 140910 M W 9:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Mott 121 103 

2329 ITSC 140911 T Th 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. Edwards 121 103 

2330 ITSC 140912 M W 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. Mott 121 103 

2331 ITSC 140913 T Th 6:00P.M. 8:50P.M. Gibson 121 103 

2332 ITSC 140914 M W 6:00P.M. 8:50P.M. Mars 121 103 


hours 

5650 ITSC 1409X2 TBA TBA TBA Edwards 16 weeks 

5651 ITSC 1409X3 TBA TBA TBA Edwards 8 weeks (1/9 - 3/5) 

5655 ITSC 1409X1 TBA TBA TBA Edwards 8 weeks (3/8 - 5/7) Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Required Soft ware - Must have Computer with , with CD-Rom and Internet Access with email Windows XP 

AS/400 AS/400 Operating Operating System System I I - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2333 ITSC 141101 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Coleman 121 108 

Internet Internet Web Web Page Page Devlopment Devlopment - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2334 ITSC 141301 M W 6:00P.M. 8:50P.M. Kelly 121 107 

Internet Internet Internet Web Web Page Page Development Development Development - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

5638 ITSC 1413X1 TBA TBA TBA Schroeder 16 weeks 

Special Special Topics/ Topics/ Info Info Systems Systems & & Business Business - - 4 4 credit credit hours hours Mandatory Mandatory Orientation Orientation on on January January 8, 8, 8, 5:00p.m., 5:00p.m., Bldg. Bldg. 121, 121, Room Room 211 211 

211 

2351 ITSC 149201 TBA TBA TBA Grazinski 

Personal Personal Computer Computer Help Help Desk Desk - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2336 ITSC 243901 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Ford 121 107 

Personal Personal Personal Computer Computer Help Help Help Desk Desk - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

5643 ITSC 2439X1 TBA TBA TBA Schroeder 16 weeks 

Required Soft ware - Must have computer with CD-Rom , and Internet access with email. Windows XP Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Remote Remote Remote Access Access - - - 1 1 credit credit hour hour 

Mandatory Mandatory Orientation Orientation on on January January 8, 8, 5:00p.m., 5:00p.m., Bldg. Bldg. 121, 121, Room Room 211 211 

211 

2350 ITSE 119101 TBA TBA TBA Grazinski 

Introduction Introduction Introduction to to Computer Computer Programming Programming Programming - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2337 ITSE 140201 T Th 8:00A.M. 9:20A.M. Grazinski 104 118 

2338 ITSE 140202 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Grazinski 121 107 

2339 ITSE 140203 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Mikles 104 105 

Introduction Introduction to to COBOL COBOL Programming Programming Programming - - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2343 ITSE 141801 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Gibson 121 107 

Introduction Introduction to to Visual Visual Basic Basic Basic - - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2340 ITSE 143101 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Gibson 121 107 


System System Analysis Analysis Analysis and and Design Design - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2342 ITSE 145001 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Green 121 221 

System System Analsysis Analsysis and and Design Design - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

5640 ITSE 1450X1 TBA TBA TBA Schroeder 16 weeks 

Requirted Software - Must have computer with CD-Rom and Internet Access with email Windows XP 

Special Special Topics/Computer Topics/Computer Programming Programming - - 4 4 credit credit hours hours Mandatory Mandatory Orientation Orientation Orientation on on January January 8, 8, 5:00p.m., 5:00p.m., Bldg. Bldg. 121, 121, Room Room 211 211 

211 


WEB WEB Authoring Authoring - - 4 4 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2344 ITSE 241301 M W 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Mott 121 107 

Web Web Authoring Authoring - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

5649 ITSE 2413X1 TBA TBA TBA Schroeder 16 weeks 

Required Soft ware - Must have Windows XP, CD-ROM and Internet Access with email Windows XP 

Java Java Programming Programming - - 4 4 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

2357 ITSE 241701 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Green 121 107 

Advanced Advanced C++ C++ Programming Programming - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2335 ITSE 243101 T Th 7:30P.M. 10:20P.M. Edwards 121 107 

Advanced Advanced COBOL COBOL Programming Programming - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 


Internship Internship - - Computer Computer Programming Programming - - 4 4 credit credit hours hours Mandatory Mandatory Orientation Orientation Orientation on on January January 8, 8, 5:00p.m., 5:00p.m., Bldg. Bldg. 121, 121, Room Room 211 211 

211 


Introduction Introduction to to Word Word Processing Processing - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2346 ITSW 140101 M W 7:30P.M. 10:20P.M. Coleman 121 103 

2347 ITSW 140102 T Th 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. Perschbach 121 107 

Introduction Introduction to to Word Word Processing Processing - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

5641 ITSW 1401X2 TBA TBA TBA Perschbach 16 weeks 

5642 ITSW 1401X3 TBA TBA TBA Perschbach 8 weeks (1/9 - 3/5) 

5714 ITSW 1401X5 TBA TBA TBA Perschbach 8 weeks (3/8 - 5/7) 

Required Soft ware - Must have, CD-ROM and Internet Access with email Windows XP Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

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Introduction Introduction to to to Spreadsheets Spreadsheets - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2348 ITSW 140401 M W 12:00P.M. 2:50P.M. Coleman 121 107 

Introduction Introduction to to Spreadsheets Spreadsheets - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

5644 ITSW 1404X2 TBA TBA TBA Coleman 16 weeks 

5645 ITSW 1404X3 TBA TBA TBA Coleman 8 weeks (1/9 - 3/5) 

5657 ITSW 1404X1 TBA TBA TBA Coleman 8 weeks (3/8 - 5/7) 

Required Soft ware - Must have, CD-ROM and Internet Access with email Windows XP Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Introduction Introduction to to to Databases Databases - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2349 ITSW 140701 M W 4:30P.M. 7:20P.M. Mott 121 107 

Introduction Introduction to to Databases Databases - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

5703 ITSW 1407X4 TBA TBA TBA Mott 16 weeks 

5704 ITSW 1407X5 TBA TBA TBA Mott 8 weeks (1/9 - 3/5) 

5705 ITSW 1407X7 TBA TBA TBA Mott 8 weeks (3/8 - 5/7) 

Required Soft ware - Must have Windows XP, CD-ROM and Internet Access with email Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Internship/Data Internship/Data Processing Processing - - 4 4 credit credit hours hours Mandatory Mandatory Orientation Orientation on on January January 8, 8, 5:00p.m., 5:00p.m., Bldg. Bldg. 121, 121, Room Room 211 

211 

2354 ITSW 248601 TBA TBA TBA Grazinski 

Cosmetology 

For information, contact the College of Cosmetology in Killeen, 554-3309 

or contact Don Donaldson, Vocational Skills Center Building 118, Room 17, 526-1235 

Carla Carla Pomeroy, Pomeroy, Director 

Director 

Classes Classes start start first first Monday Monday of of September, September, December, December, March March and and June. 

June. 

Criminal Justice 

Criminal Justice Building 113, Room 108, 526-1275 

Joe Joe Hogan, Hogan, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Probation Probation and and and Parole Parole - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2798 CJCR 130401 S 9:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Hull 113 103 

Basic Basic Firearms Firearms - - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

2760 CJLE 121101 F 6:00P.M. 8:50P.M. Stoddard 113 103 Lab Fee. Departmental Approval is Required. 

Use Use of of Force Force - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2770 CJSA 135101 T Th 4:00P.M. 5:20P.M. Loven 113 103 Lab Fee. Departmental Approval is Required. 

Traffic Traffic Law Law and and Investigation Investigation - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2761 CJLE 133301 T Th 12:00Noon 1:20P.M. Cella 113 103 

Criminalistics Criminalistics I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2777 CJSA 130801 S 12:00Noon 2:50P.M. Hunter 113 103 Prerequisite: CRIJ 2314/CJSA 1342 

Ethics Ethics in in Criminal Criminal Justice Justice - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2767 CJSA 134801 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Shelton 113 103 

Introduction Introduction to to Criminal Criminal Justice Justice Justice - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2757 CRIJ 130101 F 1:00P.M. 3:50P.M. Karakashian 113 103 

Court ourt Systems Systems and and Practices Practices - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2779 CRIJ 130601 F 9:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Karakashian 113 103 

Crime Crime in in in America America - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2782 CRIJ 130701 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Cella 113 103 

Fundamentals Fundamentals of of Criminal Criminal Law Law - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2785 CRIJ 131001 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Hogan 113 103 

2786 CRIJ 131002 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Hogan 113 103 

Juvenile Juvenile Justice Justice System System System - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2788 CRIJ 131301 M W 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Shelton 113 103 

Criminal Criminal Criminal Investigation Investigation - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

2765 CRIJ 231401 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Cella 113 103 

2794 CRIJ 231402 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Cella 113 103 

Legal Legal Aspects Aspects of of Law Law Enforcement Enforcement - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2754 CRIJ 232301 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Hogan 113 103 

2755 CRIJ 232302 T Th 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Hogan 113 103 

Police Police Systems Systems and and and Practices Practices - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2791 CRIJ 232801 M W 12:00Noon 1:20P.M. Cella 113 103 

2792 CRIJ 232802 M W 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Cella 113 103 

Practicum Practicum in in Corrections Corrections (Internship) (Internship) - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2771 CJCR 246601 TBA TBA TBA Hogan TBA Departmental Approval Required. 

Internship Internship in in Law Law Enforcement Enforcement - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2778 CJLE 248601 TBA TBA TBA Hogan TBA Departmental Approval Required. 

Internship Internship in in Criminal Criminal Justice Justice Studies Studies - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2766 CJSA 248801 TBA TBA TBA Hogan TBA Departmental Approval Required. 

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Online Online Online Courses. Courses. Student Student Data Data Form Form Required. 

Required. 

Intermediate Intermediate Crime Crime Scene Scene Investigation Investigation - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

Prerequisite: CRIJ 2314/CJSA 1342 

5315 CJLE 1345X1 TBA TBA TBA Dixon January Start Date 

Rights Rights of of Prisoners Prisoners - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5321 CJLE 1358X1 TBA TBA TBA Herring March Start Date 

Child Child Abuse Abuse Prevention Prevention and and Investigations Investigations - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

Prerequisite CRIJ 2314/CJSA 1342 or CRIJ 1313/CJSA 1317 

5380 CJSA 2331X1 TBA TBA TBA Loven March Start Date 

Correctional Correctional Systems Systems and and Practices Practices - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5325 CRIJ 2313X1 TBA TBA TBA Andrews January Start Date 

Diesel Engine Mechanic and Repairer 



Chair 


Technology) 

Early Childhood Professions 

Child Development Center 117, Room 116, 526-1900 

Gordon Gordon Bacon, Bacon, Bacon, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Special Special Topics Topics in in in Child Child Care Care (Learning (Learning Centers)- Centers)- 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

3125 CDEC 119501 S 8:30A.M. 11:30A.M. Marshall 117 110 

Curriculum Curriculum Resources Resources for for Early Early Childhood Childhood Programs Programs - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3093 CDEC 131301 W 5:30P.M. 7:30P.M. Price 117 110 

3094 CDEX 131301 TBA TBA TBA Price 

Child Child Development Development Associate Associate Training Training III III III - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3076 CDEC 232401 S 9:00A.M. 11:00A.M. Wheeler 117 104 

3077 CDEX 232401 TBA TBA TBA Wheeler 

Emergent Emergent Literacy Literacy For For Early Early Childhood Childhood - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3089 CDEC 135601 M 5:30P.M. 7:30P.M. Holmes 117 110 

3090 CDEX 135601 TBA TBA TBA Holmes 

Math Math and and Science Science for for Early Early Childhood Childhood - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3085 CDEC 135701 Th 5:30P.M. 7:30P.M. Holmes 117 110 

3086 CDEX 135701 TBA TBA TBA Holmes 

Creative Creative Arts Arts for for Early Early Childhood Childhood - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3072 CDEC 135801 T 5:30P.M. 7:30P.M. Marshall 117 104 

3073 CDEX 135801 TBA TBA TBA Marshall 

Children Children Children with with Special Special Needs Needs - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3095 CDEC 135901 W 5:30P.M. 7:30P.M. Aker 152 123 

3096 CDEX 135901 TBA TBA TBA Aker 

Administration Administration of of Programs Programs for for Children Children I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3113 CDEC 232601 Th 7:30P.M. 9:30P.M. Bacon 150 1082 

3114 CDEX 232601 TBA TBA TBA Bacon 

The The School School Age Age Child Child - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3105 CDEC 234101 T 7:31P.M. 9:31P.M. Samuel 150 1082 

3106 CDEX 234101 TBA TBA TBA Samuel 

Cooperative Cooperative Education Education in in Child Child Development Development - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3103 CDEC 238401 F 5:30P.M. 6:30P.M. Garza 117 104 

3104 CDEX 238301 TBA TBA TBA Garza 

Family Family Family and and the the Community Community Community - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3083 TECA 130301 W 12:30P.M. 2:30P.M. Bacon 152 113 

3084 TECX 130301 TBA TBA TBA Bacon 

3087 TECA 130302 T 5:30P.M. 7:30P.M. Bacon 152 101 

3088 TECX 130302 TBA TBA TBA Bacon 

Introduction Introduction to to Early Early Childhood Childhood Education Education - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3070 TECA 131101 M 7:40P.M. 9:40P.M. Holmes 150 1082 

3071 TECX 131101 TBA TBA TBA Holmes 

3097 TECA 131102 M 12:30P.M. 2:30P.M. STAFF 152 113 

3098 TECX 131102 TBA TBA TBA STAFF 

Child Child Growth Growth Growth and and and Development Development - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3080 TECA 135401 S 9:00A.M. 11:00A.M. Lauer 152 123 

3081 TECX 135401 TBA TBA TBA Lauer 

3074 TECA 135402 M 5:30P.M. 7:30P.M. Lauer 152 123 

3075 TECX 135402 TBA TBA TBA Lauer 

Nutrition, Nutrition, Health Health and and Safety Safety - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3112 TECA 131801 Th 5:30P.M. 7:30P.M. Burke-Montez 152 101 

3111 TECX 131801 TBA TBA TBA Burke-Montez 

3109 TECA 131802 Th 12:30P.M. 2:30P.M. STAFF 152 136 

3110 TECX 131802 TBA TBA TBA STAFF 

33 

All Students Must Attend Orientation at the 

Nursing & Science Bldg (150), Room 1075 

on Jan 12, 2004 at 5:30pm. 

Contact the Lab Supervisor after registering and prior 

to orientation to schedule lab times. 

526-1682

Electronics Technology 

Engineering Arts Technology Building 101, Room 20, 526-1257 

Gus Gus Rummel, Rummel, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

DC DC Circuits Circuits - - 4 4 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2541 CETT 140301 M W 3:00P.M. 5:30P.M. Winans 101 20B These courses have a LAB FEE. 

2542 CETT 140302 T Th 8:00P.M. 10:30P.M. Todd 101 20B 

AC AC Circuits Circuits - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2543 CETT 140501 T Th 12:30P.M. 3:00P.M. Winans 101 20B Prerequisite: CETT 1403 

2544 CETT 140502 T Th 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Todd 101 20B 

Electronics Electronics Fabrication Fabrication - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2545 CETT 142101 T Th 12:30P.M. 3:00P.M. Ahlhelm 101 23 

2546 CETT 142102 M W 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Ahlhelm 101 23 

Digital Digital Digital Fundamentals Fundamentals Fundamentals - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2547 CETT 142501 M W 12:30P.M. 3:00P.M. Rummel 101 20B 

2548 CETT 142502 M W 8:00P.M. 10:30P.M. Rummel 101 20B 

2549 CETT 1425X1 TBA TBA TBA Rummel Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Solid Solid State State Devices Devices - - - 4 4 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

2550 CETT 142901 M W 3:00P.M. 5:30P.M. Ahlhelm 101 25 Prerequisite or Co-requisite: CETT 1405 

2551 CETT 142902 T Th 8:00P.M. 10:30P.M. Ahlhelm 101 23 

Solid Solid State State Circuits Circuits - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2552 CETT 144102 T Th 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Ahlhelm 101 25 Prerequisites: CETT 1429 

Introduction Introduction Introduction to to Computer Computer Technology Technology Technology - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2553 CPMT 140301 T Th 3:00P.M. 5:30P.M. Winans 101 20B 

2554 CPMT 1403X1 TBA TBA TBA Winans 20B Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Computer Computer System System Troubleshooting Troubleshooting - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2555 CPMT 244502 M W 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Rummel 101 20B Prerequisite: CPMT 1445 

Digital Digital Communications Communications Communications - - - 4 4 4 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2556 EECT 147601 TBA TBA TBA Ahlhelm 101 25 

Communications Communications Communications Circuits Circuits Circuits - - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2557 EECT 243901 T Th 3:00P.M. 5:30P.M. Ahlhelm 101 25 Prerequisite: EECT 1476 

Electronic Electronic Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting, Service Service Service and and Reair Reair - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2558 ELMT 243702 M W 8:00P.M. 10:30P.M. Ahlhelm 101 23 

LAN LAN Design Design & & Protocals: Protocals: Cisco Cisco Cisco I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2559 ITCC 130201 M W 7:30A.M. 10:00A.M. Rummel 101 19 Departmental Approval required. 

2560 ITCC 130202 T Th 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Rummel 101 19 

Basic Basic Router Router Configuration: Configuration: Configuration: Cisco Cisco Cisco II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2561 ITCC 130601 M W 10:00A.M. 12:30P.M. Rummel 101 19 Prerequsite: ITCC 1302 

2562 ITCC 130602 T Th 8:00P.M. 10:30P.M. Rummel 101 19 Departmental Approval required. 

Local Local Area Area Area Management Management (LAN): (LAN): Cisco Cisco III III III - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2563 ITCC 134202 M W 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Winans 101 19 Prerequisites: ITCC 1306 Departmetnal Approval required. 

Wide Wide Area Area Management Management (WAN): (WAN): Cisco Cisco IV IV - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2564 ITCC 134602 M W 8:00P.M. 10:30P.M. Winans 101 19 Prerequisite: ITCC 1342 Departmetnal Approval required. 

Configuring Configuring LAN LAN Switches: Switches: Cisco Cisco VII VII - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2565 ITCC 234001 T Th 7:30A.M. 10:00A.M. Winans 101 19 Prerequisite: CCNA, ITCC Departmetnal Approval required. 

Internetwork Internetwork Troubleshooting Troubleshooting : : Cisco Cisco VIII VIII - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2566 ITCC 234401 T Th 10:00A.M. 12:30P.M. Winans 101 19 Prerequisite: ITCC 2340 Departmetnal Approval required. 

Emergency Medical Technology 

Nursing and Science Building 150, Room 1101, 526-1265/1266 

Dr. Dr. Shirley Shirley L. L. Robertson, Robertson, Robertson, Department Department Chair Chair 

Chair 

DEPARTMENTAL DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL APPROVAL IS IS REQUIRED REQUIRED 

REQUIRED 

The Department of Nursing reserves the right to change a student's clinical placement if the Department determines that a change is necessary. 

Students Students using using telephone telephone registration registration must must enter enter both both both the the the lecture lecture call call number number and and the the lab lab call call number. number. 

number. 

Portions Portions of of coursework coursework require require computer computer knowledge. 

knowledge. 

Emergency Emergency Medical Medical Technician-Basic Technician-Basic - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

3289 EMSP 140101 T 8:30A.M. 12:20P.M. Southerland 150 1073A 

3290 EMSX 140101 Th 8:30A.M. 12:20P.M. Hebert 150 1087 

3291 EMSX 140102 Th 8:30A.M. 12:20P.M. Samarripa 150 1087 

3292 EMSP 140102 T 6:00P.M. 9:50P.M. Samarripa 150 1073 Immunizations and CPR are prerequisites. 

3293 EMSX 140103 Th 6:00P.M. 9:50P.M. Hebert 150 1087 

3294 EMSX 140104 Th 6:00P.M. 9:50P.M. Samarripa 150 1087 Departmental Approval is required. 

3295 EMSX 140105 Th 6:00P.M. 9:50P.M. Southerland 150 1087 

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Emergency Emergency Medical Medical Technician-Clinical- Technician-Clinical- 1 1 credit credit hour hour 

hour 

3296 EMSP 116001 TBA TBA TBA Samarripa Metroplex, Copperas Cove, Coryell EMS 

3297 EMSP 116002 TBA TBA TBA Southerland Rollinsbrook, Killeen, Belton 

3298 EMSP 116003 TBA TBA TBA Hebert Coryell, Harker Heights, Scott & White 

3299 EMSP 116004 TBA TBA TBA Hebert Kings Daughters, Killeen, Copperas Cove 

Cardiology Cardiology - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

3301 EMSP 244402 M 5:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Southerland 150 1087 Departmental Approval is Required. 

3318 EMSX 244401 W 5:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Southerland 150 1073 

3319 EMSX 244402 W 5:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Samarripa 150 1073 This course has a Lab & Special Fee 


Medical Medical Medical Emergencies Emergencies Emergencies - - 4 4 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

3305 EMSP 243402 M 7:30P.M. 9:50P.M. Southerland 150 1073 Departmental Approval is Required. 


3322 EMSX 243402 W 7:30P.M. 9:50P.M. Samarripa 150 1087A This course has a Lab & Special Fee 


EMT-Practicum EMT-Practicum - - 1 1 credit credit credit hour 

hour 

3275 EMSP 116701 TBA TBA TBA Southerland Metro 1 KFD, CCFD, CMH EMS 

3276 EMSP 116702 TBA TBA TBA Samarripa ROLL 0001 KFD, MF EMS, Burnet EMS 

3277 EMSP 116703 TBA TBA TBA Edwards KDH 1 S&W, BFD, HHFD 

EMS EMS Operations Operations - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3280 EMSP 233801 T 6:00P.M. 8:50P.M. Southerland 150 1070 

Emergency Medical Technology- Burnet 

Phone: (512) 756-0718 email: Charlene.Graham@ctcd.edu, Nancy.Edwards@ctcd.edu 

Departmental Approval is Required. 

Portions Portions Portions of of coursework coursework coursework require require require computer computer knowledge. 

knowledge. 


hours 

3400 EMSP 140103 T 6:00P.M. 9:50P.M. Edwards BURN EM09 Immunizations and CPR are prerequisites. 

3401 EMSX 140107 Th 6:00P.M. 9:50P.M. Edwards BURN EM09 Departmental Approval is required. 

Emergency Emergency Medical Medical Technician Technician -Clinical- -Clinical- 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

3402 EMSP 116005 TBA TBA TBA Edwards BURN EM09 

3403 EMSP 116007 TBA TBA TBA White BURN EM03 Departmental Approval is required. 

Emergency Emergency Medical Medical Medical Technician Technician - - Intermediate Intermediate - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

3425 EMSP 144101 M 6:00P.M. 7:50P.M. Edwards Immunizations and CPR are prerequisites. 

3426 EMSX 144101 W 6:00P.M. 7:50P.M. White Departmental Approval is required. 

Trauma Trauma Management Management - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3427 EMSP 135501 M 8:00P.M. 9:50P.M. Edwards Departmental Approval is required. 

3428 EMSX 135501 W 8:00P.M. 9:50P.M. White This course has a Lab & Special Fee 

Emergency Emergency Medical Medical Technician Technician - - Practicum Practicum - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

3429 EMSP 116601 TBA TBA TBA White BURN EM04 

3430 EMSP 116603 TBA TBA TBA Edwards BURN EM05 

EMS EMS Operations Operations - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3431 EMSP 233802 T 6:00P.M. 8:50P.M. Edwards BURN EM02 

Emergency Medical Technology- KISD 

Nursing and Science Building 150, Room 1101, 526-1265/1266/1885 



hours 

3325 EMSP 1401K1 TBA TBA TBA Samarripa KISD HM1 

3323 EMSX 1401K1 TBA TBA TBA Hebert KISD HM2 

Emergency Emergency Medical Medical Technician-Clinical- Technician-Clinical- 1 1 credit credit hour hour 

hour 

3324 EMSP 1160K1 TBA TBA TBA Samarripa 

Fine Arts 

Lady Bird Johnson Fine Arts Building 112, Room 109, 526-1572 

Dr. Dr. Wynona Wynona Alexander, Alexander, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Art Art History History II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1000 ARTS 130401 M W 5:30P.M. 6:50P.M. Blomquist 112 107 

Design Design Design II II 3-D 3-D - - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1023 ARTS 131201 M W 1:00P.M. 3:30P.M. Coufal 112 102 All Studio Arts courses have a LAB FEE. 

Drawing Drawing I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1008 ARTS 131601 M W 9:30A.M. 12:00P.M. Coufal 112 105 

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Design Design Communication Communication Communication II II II - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1002 ARTS 231401 M W 1:00P.M. 3:30P.M. Isett 121 106 

Painting Painting Painting I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

1001 ARTS 231601 M W 1:00P.M. 3:30P.M. Blomquist 112 105 

Life Life Life Drawing Drawing I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1004 ARTS 232301 M W 9:30A.M. 12:00P.M. Isett 112 102 

Jewelry Jewelry & & Art Art Metals Metals I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1010 ARTS 234101 T Th 1:00P.M. 3:30P.M. Alexander 112 105 

Ceramics Ceramics I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1006 ARTS 234601 T Th 9:30A.M. 12:00P.M. Isett 112 105 

1007 ARTS 234602 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:00P.M. Isett 112 102 

Ceramics Ceramics II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

0045 ARTS 234701 TBA TBA TBA Isett 112 102 

Photography Photography I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1018 ARTS 235601 T Th 9:30A.M. 12:00P.M. Dunn 104 118 Students must have own 35mm camera 

1019 ARTS 235602 T Th 1:00P.M. 3:30P.M. Dunn 104 118 

Introduction Introduction to to Theater Theater - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1020 DRAM 1310 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Salter 112 106 Students must meet Lab 3 hours per week 

Theater Theater Practicum Practicum - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1016 DRAM 132001 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Salter 112 106 

Acting Acting Acting I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1022 DRAM 135101 T Th 1:00P.M. 3:30P.M. Salter 112 106 

Acting Acting II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1024 DRAM 135201 T Th 1:00P.M. 3:30P.M. Salter 112 106 

Motion Motion Motion Picture Picture Picture Art Art I I - - - 3 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1025 DRAM 236601 M W 1:00P.M. 3:30P.M. Salter 150 1082 

Introduction Introduction to to to Fine Fine Arts Arts - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours hours 

hours 

1005 HUMA 131501 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Alexander 112 107 

1014 HUMA 131502 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Alexander 112 107 

1015 HUMA 131503 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Alexander 112 107 

5011 HUMA 1315X1 TBA TBA TBA Kwiakowski Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

5012 HUMA 1315X2 TBA TBA TBA Kwiakowski Online course. Student Data Form Required. 

Vocal Vocal Diction Diction - - 1 1 credit credit hour hour 

hour 

0046 MUSI 116201 M W 9:00A.M. 10:00A.M. Du Rard 112 108 

Class Class Piano Piano I I - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1256 MUSI 118101 M W 10:00A.M. 11:00A.M. Du Rard 112 108 

Instrumental Instrumental Ensemble Ensemble Band/Orchestra- Band/Orchestra- Band/Orchestra- 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

0050 MUEN 113101 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:00P.M. Riters 112 100 

Vocal Vocal Ensemble-Choir- Ensemble-Choir- 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1262 MUEN 115101 M W 12:00P.M. 1:00P.M. Du Rard 112 100 

Class Class Voice Voice I I - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1265 MUSI 118301 M W 3:00P.M. 4:00P.M. Du Rard 112 100 

Class Class Guitar Guitar - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

0047 MUSI 119201 T 1:00P.M. 3:00P.M. Liles 112 100 

Ear Ear Training Training and and Sight Sight Singing Singing I I - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

MUSI 1311 and MUSI 1216 should be 

1266 MUSI 121601 M W 11:00A.M. 12:00P.M. Du Rard 112 108 taken concurrently. 

Ear Ear Training Training Training and and Sight Sight Singing Singing II II - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

MUSI 1312 and MUSI 1217 should be 

1264 MUSI 121701 M W 11:00A.M. 12:00P.M. Du Rard 112 108 taken concurrently. 

Music Music Fundamentals Fundamentals - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1263 MUSI 130101 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Hallbauer 112 100 

0048 MUSI 130102 T Th 3:00P.M. 4:30P.M. Hallbauer 112 100 

Foundations Foundations of of Music Music - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 


0025 MUSI 130402 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Hallbauer 112 100 

Music Music Music Appreciation Appreciation - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1260 MUSI 130601 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Du Rard 112 100 

Music Music Literature Literature I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 


Music Music Theory Theory I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1269 MUSI 131101 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Riters 112 108 

Music Music Theory Theory II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

1270 MUSI 131201 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Riters 112 108 

Individualized Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Strings Strings I I - - 1 1 1 credit credit hour hour 

hour 

0037 MUAP 110101 TBA TBA TBA Liles 112 100 

Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Strings Strings II II - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 


Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Winds Winds I I - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

0027 MUAP 111701 TBA TBA TBA Riters 112 100 

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Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Winds Winds II II - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 


Individual Individual Instruction Instruction Brass Brass I I - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 


Individual Individual Instruction Instruction Brass Brass II II - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

0038 MUAP 113801 TBA TBA TBA Hallbauer 112 100 

Individual Individual Instruction Instruction Percussion Percussion I I - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 


Individual Individual Instruction Instruction Percussion Percussion II II - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 


Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Piano Piano I I - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

0026 MUAP 116901 TB TBA TBA Hallbauer 112 100 

Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Piano Piano II II - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 


Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Voice Voice I I - - 1 1 credit credit hour hour 

hour 

1169 MUAP 118101 TBA TBA TBA Du Rard 112 100 

Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Voice Voice II II - - 1 1 credit credit hour hour 

hour 


Individual Individual Instruction Instruction Strings Strings III III - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Strings Strings Strings IV IV - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Winds Winds III III - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Instruction Winds Winds Winds IV IV - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Individualized Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Brass Brass III III III - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Brass Brass IV IV - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Percussion Percussion Percussion III III - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Individualized Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Percussion Percussion IV IV - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Individualized Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Piano Piano III III - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Piano Piano IV IV - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Voice Voice III III - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Individualized Individualized Instruction Instruction Voice Voice IV IV - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 


Fire Protection 

Criminal Justice Building 113, Room 108, 526-1275 

Joe Joe Hogan, Hogan, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Fire Fire Fire Protection Protection Protection Systems Systems Systems - - - 3 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2808 FIRT 133801 M T 6:00P.M. 8:50P.M. Shoemaker 113 106 

Fire Fire Prevention Prevention Prevention Codes Codes Codes and and Inspection Inspection - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

5304 FIRT 1307X1 TBA TBA TBA Shoemaker Online Course. Student Data Form Required. 

March Start Date 

Fundamentals Fundamentals of of Fire Fire Fire Protection Protection - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5300 FIRT 1301X1 TBA TBA TBA Shoemaker Online Course. Student Data Form Required. 

Jan Start Date 

Graphics and Printing 



Chair 


Technology) 

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Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration 



Chair 

Basic Basic Electricity Electricity for for HVAC- HVAC- 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2653 HART 140101 M W 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Hazzard 118 25C 

A/C A/C Control Control Principles Principles - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2654 HART 140301 T Th 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Pendleton 118 25C 

Refrigeration Refrigeration Principles Principles - - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2657 HART 140701 T Th 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Hazzard 118 25 These courses have a LAB FEE 

Residential Residential Air Air Conditioning Conditioning - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2658 HART 144101 T Th 8:00P.M. 10:30P.M. Pendleton 118 25 

Gas Gas Gas and and Electrical Electrical Heating Heating - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2662 HART 144501 M W 8:00P.M. 10:30P.M. Pendleton 118 25 

Commercial Commercial Air Air Conditioning Conditioning - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2667 HART 244101 T Th 8:00P.M. 10:30P.M. Hazzard 118 25C 

Air Air Conditioning Conditioning System System Design Design - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2668 HART 244501 M W 8:00P.M. 10:30P.M. Hazzard 118 25C 

Advanced Advanced Heat Heat Pumps Pumps Pumps - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2669 HART 247101 M W 5:30P.M. 8:00P.M. Pendleton 118 25 

Hospitality Programs 


Richard Hindman, Director, Hospitality Programs 

Advanced Advanced Pastry Pastry Shop Shop - - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours hours 

hours 

3005 PSTR 233101 S 9:00A.M. 2:00P.M. STAFF 106 102 LAB FEE 

Principles Principles of of Tourism Tourism Management Management Management - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

5451 HAMG 1305X1 TBA TBA TBA Lezo 

Sanitation Sanitation and and and Safety Safety Safety - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 


Front Front Office Office Procedures Procedures - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 


Hospitality Hospitality Computers Computers - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5441 HAMG 1319X1 TBA TBA TBA Brownlee 3/8 - 5/7 Online course. 

Hospitality Hospitality Human Human Human Resources Resources - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5454 HAMG 1324X1 TBA TBA TBA Lezo Online course. 

Hospitality Hospitality Legal Legal Issues Issues Issues - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 


Guest Guest Room Room Maintenance Maintenance - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 



Principles Principles of of Food Food and and Beverage Beverage Operations Operations - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 


Hospitality Hospitality Marketing Marketing and and Sales Sales - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2999 HAMG 230701 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Hindman 152 118 


Hospitality Hospitality Financial Financial Financial Management Management - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 


Hospitality Hospitality Facilities Facilities Management Management Management - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 


Hospitality Hospitality Financial Financial Management Management Management II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5443 HAMG 2370X1 TBA TBA TBA Brownlee 3/8 - 5/7 Online course. Departmental approval is required. 

Hospitality Hospitality Industry Industry Training Training Training - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3009 HAMG 237201 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Hindman 152 123 


Internship Internship - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3000 HAMG 238801 TBA TBA TBA Hindman 

5442 HAMG 2388X1 TBA TBA TBA Brownlee 3/8 - 5/7 Online course. Departmental approval is required. 

Beverage Beverage Beverage Management Management Management - - - 3 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

5445 RSTO 1301X1 TBA TBA TBA Brownlee 3/8 - 5/7 Online course. 

Introduction Introduction to to Hospitality Hospitality - - 3 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3016 RSTO 130701 T Th 6:30P.M. 7:50P.M. STAFF 

5459 RSTO 1307X1 TBA TBA TBA Lezo 


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Hospitality Hospitality Supervision Supervision - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3006 RSTO 131301 T Th 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Brownlee 152 124 


Nutrition Nutrition for for the the Food Food Service Service Professional Professional - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3007 RSTO 131701 T Th 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Brownlee 152 124 

Purchasing Purchasing for for the the Hospitality Hospitality Operations Operations - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3002 RSTO 132501 M W 5:30P.M. 6:20P.M. Brownlee 152 118 


Food Food and and Beverage Beverage Controls Controls - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2998 RSTO 230101 T Th 5:00P.M. 6:20P.M. STAFF 152 118 


Management Management of of Food Food Production Production & & Service- Service- 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

3001 RSTO 240501 M W 3:00P.M. 5:00P.M. Brownlee 152 124 

Introduction Introduction to to Travel Travel & & & Tourism- Tourism- 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5461 TRVM 1300X1 TBA TBA TBA Lezo Online course. 

Travel Travel Operations Operations Operations - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3008 TRVM 134901 T Th 6:30P.M. 7:50P.M. Morrarty 152 118 

Introduction Introduction to to Convention Convention Meeting Meeting Management Management - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

5446 TRVM 2301X1 TBA TBA TBA Brownlee 3/8 - 5/7 Online course. 

Garde Garde Manger Manger - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

3004 CULA 140901 T Th 4:00P.M. 7:45P.M. Lezo 106 102 LAB FEE 

Saucier Saucier - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

3003 CULA 230201 M W 5:00P.M. 7:15P.M. TBA 106 102 LAB FEE 

Industrial Technology 


Don Don Don Donaldson, Donaldson, Department Department Department Chair Chair 

Chair 

Marietta Marietta Frew, Frew, Frew, Department Department Assistant Assistant 

Assistant 

Auto Auto Collision Collision Collision Repair, Repair, Automotive, Automotive, Diesel, Diesel, Welding, Welding, Maintenance Maintenance Technology, 

Technology, 

Graphics Graphics & & Printing 

Printing 

All AAS Degree courses will be offered in the self-paced mode. Times 1:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Students may set their schedule within 

these time periods. Departmental approval required. All courses have a lab fee. See Mr. Donaldson in Room 17 of the Vocational Skills Center Building for registration 

information. 

Legal Assistant 


Dr. Dr. Dr. Gene Gene Silverblatt, Silverblatt, Program Program Coordinator Coordinator 

Coordinator 

Mary Mary Smith, Smith, Program Program Assistant, Assistant, 526-1789 

526-1789 

All new students must contact Program Coordinator before registering for LGLA classes. 

Program approved by the American Bar Association at Central Campus Only. 

Military Military Law Law - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5306 LGLA 1321X1 TBA TBA TBA Silverblatt Online course. 

Civil Civil Litigation Litigation - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5307 LGLA 1345X1 TBA TBA TBA Kleff Online course. 

Wills, Wills, Wills, Trust Trust and and Probate Probate Administration Administration - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2227 LGLA 135301 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Webster 152 136 

Family Family Family Law Law Law - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1049 LGLA 135501 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Cox 152 113 

Elder Elder Law Law - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1044 LGLA 137001 T Th 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Webster 152 113 

Introduction Introduction to to the the Law Law Law and and the the Legal Legal Profession Profession - - - 4 4 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

1046 LGLA 140701 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:50P.M. Silverblatt 152 113 

Criminal Criminal Law Law and and Procedures Procedures - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2228 LGLA 231301 M W 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Cox 152 136 

Advanced Advanced Legal Legal Documentation Documentation Preparation Preparation Preparation - - 4 4 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1047 LGLA 243301 M W 6:00P.M. 8:50P.M. Silverblatt 152 147 LAB FEE 

Internship Internship - - Paralegal/Legal Paralegal/Legal Assistant Assistant - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1050 LGLA 248801 TBA TBA TBA Silverblatt Requires Departmental Approval. 

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Maintenance Technology/Building Trades 



Chair 


Technology) 

Mathematics 


Dr. Dr. Kenneth Kenneth Kenneth Word, Word, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

College College College Algebra Algebra - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1226 MATH 131401 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Word 152 109 

1227 MATH 131402 M W 9:30A.M. 10:20A.M. Sutton 152 121 

1228 MATH 131403 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Word 152 109 

1229 MATH 131404 T Th 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Hurst 152 123 

1230 MATH 131405 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Insogna 152 144 

1231 MATH 131406 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Sutton 152 121 

1232 MATH 131407 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Moffitt 101 8 

1233 MATH 131408 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Word 152 109 

1234 MATH 131409 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Insogna 152 144 

1235 MATH 131410 M W 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Hurst 152 123 

1237 MATH 131411 MTWTh 11:30A.M. 12:45P.M. Hurst 152 123 8 weeks ends March 5 

1238 MATH 131412 T Th 5:00P.M. 7:40P.M. Shea 152 109 8 weeks starts March 8 

5110 MATH 1314X1 TBA TBA TBA Word Online course. 16 weeks 

5112 MATH 1314X3 TBA TBA TBA Hurst Online course. 8 weeks Starts March 8 

Trigonometry Trigonometry - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1236 MATH 131601 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Hurst 152 123 See prerequisites in catalog. 

Finite Finite Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics I I - - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1242 MATH 132401 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Insogna 152 144 

Elementary Elementary Statistics Statistics - - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1245 MATH 134201 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Sutton 152 121 

1246 MATH 134202 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Hurst 152 123 

1247 MATH 134203 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Davis 152 137 

1240 MATH 134204 T Th 5:00P.M. 7:40P.M. Shea 152 109 8 weeks ends March 5 

5114 MATH 1342X1 TBA TBA TBA Sutton Online course. 16 weeks 

5115 MATH 1342X2 TBA TBA TBA Sutton Online course. 8 weeks Starts March 8 

Linear Linear Algebra Algebra - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1248 MATH 231801 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Sutton 152 121 

Pre Pre Calculus Calculus - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1250 MATH 241201 MTWTh 10:30A.M. 11:30A.M. Insogna 152 144 

1253 MATH 241202 MTWTh 4:45P.M. 5:45P.M. Insogna 152 144 

Calculus Calculus I I - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1254 MATH 241301 MTWTh 3:00P.M. 4:00P.M. Word 152 109 

Calculus Calculus II II - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1251 MATH 241401 MTWTh 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Word 152 109 

Medical Laboratory Technician 


Dr. Dr. Patrick Patrick Patrick K. K. Hidy, Hidy, Hidy, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Introduction Introduction to to Clinical Clinical Lab Lab Lab Science Science - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

3140 MLAB 120101 T 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Poteet 150 1052 These courses have a lab and LAB FEES. 

3141 MLAX 120101 F 9:00A.M. 10:00A.M. Hansen 150 1052 

Urinalysis Urinalysis & & Body Body Fluids Fluids Fluids - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

3142 MLAB 121101 Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Poteet 150 1052 

3143 MLAX 121101 F 10:00A.M. 2:00P.M. Hansen 150 1052 

Parasitology/Mycology Parasitology/Mycology - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

3156 MLAB 133101 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Poteet 150 1052 

3157 MLAX 133101 M 1:30P.M. 5:20P.M. Poteet 150 1052 

Hematology Hematology - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

3136 MLAB 141501 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Hansen 150 1045 

3137 MLAX 141501 T 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. Hansen 150 1052 

Clinical Clinical Clinical Chemistry Chemistry - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

3158 MLAB 240101 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Hansen 150 1052 

3159 MLAX 240101 W 1:00P.M. 3:50P.M. Hansen 150 1052 

Clinical Clinical III III - - Medical Medical Laboratory Laboratory Technician Technician - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

3160 MLAB 246101 T 10:30A.M. 1:20P.M. Poteet 150 1052 

3161 MLAX 246101 TBA TBA TBA Poteet 

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Mental Health Services 

Nursing & Science Building 152, Room 230, 526-1891/1186 

Jeanette Jeanette Jost, Jost, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Practicum Practicum - - Clinical Clinical Clinical and and Medical Medical Social Social Work Work - - 1 1 credit credit hour hour 

hour 

3217 CMSW 116701 W 8:30A.M. 9:20A.M. Jost 152 141 LAB FEE Departmental Approval required. 

Practicum Practicum - - Alcohol/Drug Alcohol/Drug Alcohol/Drug Abuse Abuse - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

3206 DAAC 116701 M 8:30A.M. 9:20A.M. Jost 152 141 LAB FEE Departmental Approval required. 

Community Community Ethics Ethics - - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

3249 CHLT 130901 M W 2:00P.M. 3:20P.M. Moody 152 138 LAB FEE 

5550 CHLT 1309X1 TBA TBA TBA Moody Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Adolescent Adolescent Life Life Cycles Cycles - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5557 CMSW 1319X1 TBA TBA TBA Jones Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Problems/Children Problems/Children & & Adolescence Adolescence Adolescence - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3202 CMSW 130901 T Th 12:30P.M. 2:20P.M. Green 152 138 LAB FEE 

5551 CMSW 1309X1 TBA TBA TBA Green Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Pharmacology Pharmacology of of Addiction Addiction - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3204 DAAC 130401 M W 7:30P.M. 9:20P.M. Smart 152 141 LAB FEE 

5553 DAAC 1304X1 TBA TBA TBA Smart Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Addicted Addicted Family Family Intervention Intervention - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3207 DAAC 130701 T Th 10:30A.M. 12:20P.M. Steine 152 138 LAB FEE 

5561 DAAC 1307X1 TBA TBA TBA Steine Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Assessment Assessment Assessment Skills Skills of of of Alcohol Alcohol and and Other Other Drug Drug Addictions Addictions - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

3209 DAAC 130901 T Th 12:30P.M. 2:20P.M. Bakke 152 141 LAB FEE Departmental Approval required. 

Counseling Counseling Theories Theories - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3211 DAAC 131101 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Moody 152 137 

5559 DAAC 1311X1 TBA TBA TBA Jost Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Dynamics Dynamics of of Group Group Counseling Counseling - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

3214 DAAC 131401 M W 10:30A.M. 12:20P.M. Green 152 141 LAB FEE Departmental Approval required. 

3205 DAAC 131402 T Th 7:30P.M. 9:20P.M. Ralyea 152 137 

Introduction Introduction Introduction to to Alcohol Alcohol and and Other Other Other Drug Drug Addictions Addictions - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3219 DAAC 131901 M W 1:00P.M. 2:50P.M. Green 152 141 LAB FEE 

5552 DAAC 1319X1 TBA TBA TBA Stacey Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Counsel/Alcohol Counsel/Alcohol and and Other Other Drugs Drugs - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3241 DAAC 134101 T Th 3:00P.M. 4:50P.M. Jost 152 138 LAB FEE Departmental Approval required. 

Practicum Practicum Alcohol/Drug Alcohol/Drug Abuse Abuse - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3267 DAAC 236701 T 5:00P.M. 6:50P.M. Jost 152 138 (1/12 - 3/4) LAB FEE Departmental Approval required. 

3268 DAAC 236702 T 5:00P.M. 5:50P.M. Jost 152 138 LAB FEE Departmental Approval required. 

Health Health Psychology Psychology - - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

5556 PSYT 1309X1 TBA TBA TBA Steine Online course. Student Data Form required. 

5555 PSYT 1309X2 TBA TBA TBA Steine (3/8 - 5/7) Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Crisis Crisis Intervention Intervention Intervention - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3232 PSYT 132101 T Th 8:30A.M. 10:20A.M. Kondrak 152 141 LAB FEE 

Interview Interview & & Communication Communication Communication Skills Skills - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3203 PSYT 132901 T Th 8:30A.M. 10:20A.M. Green 152 138 LAB FEE 

3208 PSYT 132902 M W 7:30P.M. 9:20P.M. Lucas 152 141 

Pri/Behavioral Pri/Behavioral Management Management and and Modification Modification - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3245 PSYT 1345MM TBA TBA TBA Ralyea LAB FEE 

Orientation: January 13, 2004 6:00P.M. - 7:20P.M. Building 152, Room 137 

Abnormal Abnormal Psychology Psychology - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3231 PSYT 233101 T Th 5:30P.M. 7:20P.M. Stacey 152 141 LAB FEE 

5554 PSYT 2331X1 TBA TBA TBA Stacey Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Introduction Introduction to to Social Social Work Work - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3261 SOCW 236101 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Kondrak 152 141 

3263 SOCW 236102 M 4:30P.M. 7:20P.M. Lucas 152 141 

Social Social Welfare Welfare as as a a Social Social Institution Institution - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3262 SOCW 236201 M W 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Henry 152 141 

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Associate Degree Nursing 


Dr. Dr. Shirley Shirley L. L. Robertson, Robertson, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

The Department of Nursing reserves the right to change a student's clinical placement if the Department determines that a change is necessary. 

PREREQUISITE 

PREREQUISITE 

Introduction Introduction to to Nursing Nursing - - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

0400 RNSG 120901 W 12:00P.M. 1:50P.M. Donahue 150 1070 (16 week course) 

0401 RNSG 120902 Th 12:00P.M. 1:50P.M. Donahue 150 1070 

0402 RNSG 120903 M 12:00P.M. 1:50P.M. Hayes 150 1073 This class is open to all students 

0403 RNSG 120904 T 1:30P.M. 3:20P.M. Hayes 150 1073 

0404 RNSG 120905 M 9:00A.M. 10:50A.M. Hayes 150 1073 

0434 RNSG 120906 T 6:00P.M. 7:50P.M. Quindlen 150 1072 

FIRST FIRST SEMESTER 

SEMESTER 

Foundations/Nursing Foundations/Nursing Practice Practice Practice - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

0405 RNSG 141301 M 8:30A.M. 11:20A.M. Davis 150 1071 Departmental Approval Required 

0406 RNSX 141302 M T 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Davis 150 1093 

0407 RNSX 141303 M T 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Kutscherousky 150 1093 This course has a LAB FEE 

0408 RNSX 141304 M T 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Rylander 150 1093 

0409 RNSG 141305 M 8:30A.M. 11:20A.M. Rylander 150 1071 

0410 RNSX 141306 W Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Rylander 150 1093 

0411 RNSX 141307 W Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Kutscherousky 150 1093 

0412 RNSX 141308 W Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Davis 150 1093 

Nursing Nursing Nursing Skills Skills I I - - 1 1 credit credit credit hour 

hour 

0414 RNSG 110502 T Th 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. Davis 150 1093 (1st 8 weeks) 

0415 RNSG 110503 T Th 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. Rylander 150 1093 Departmental Approval Required 

Health Health Assessment Assessment Assessment - - 1 1 credit credit credit hour 

hour 

0417 RNSG 111502 T 8:00A.M. 11:20A.M. Rylander 150 1071 

Th 8:00A.M. 10:20A.M. 150 1071 

Clinical Clinical Nursing Nursing I I - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

0419 RNSG 126201 T Th 7:00A.M. 3:00P.M. Davis OTVA (2nd 8 weeks) 

0420 RNSG 126202 T Th 7:00A.M. 3:00P.M. Kutscheroursky Heartland Departmental Approval Required 

0421 RNSG 126203 T Th 7:00A.M. 3:00P.M. Artik-Blood Windcrest 

0422 RNSG 126204 T Th 6:45A.M. 2:45P.M. Rylander Manor Care 

Criminal Background Check and Drug Screen Required 

Physical form, CPR and immunizations are required BEFORE you register. Burgundy scrubs and White Lab Jacket are required. 

Pharmacology Pharmacology - - 2 2 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

0418 RNSG 120101 W 8:30A.M. 10:20A.M. Teasley 104 114 

SECOND SECOND SEMESTER 

SEMESTER 

Principles Principles of of Clinical Clinical Decison Decison Making Making - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

0425 RNSG 133101 W Th 10:00A.M. 12:20P.M. Brown 150 1072 

0426 RNSG 133102 W Th 10:00A.M. 12:20P.M. Hadnot 150 1072 

Care Care of of Childbearing Childbearing Families Families - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

0427 RNSG 125101 W Th 1:00P.M. 2:50P.M. Tuel 150 1072 

0428 RNSG 125102 W Th 1:00P.M. 2:50P.M. Blum 150 1072 

Clinical Clinical Nursing Nursing II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

0429 RNSG 136301 M T 6:30A.M. 2:30P.M. Brown MH 1 

0430 RNSG 136302 M T 6:30A.M. 2:30P.M. Hadnot DAH 2 

0431 RNSG 136303 M T 6:30A.M. 2:30P.M. Blum DAH 2 

0432 RNSG 136304 M T 6:30A.M. 2:30P.M. Smart MH 


Mental Mental Health Health Nursing Nursing - - 2 2 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

0433 RNSG 221301 W Th 8:00A.M. 9:50A.M. Sapp 150 1039 

0435 RNSG 221302 W Th 8:00A.M. 9:50A.M. Snedeker 150 1072 

TRANSITION 

TRANSITION 

Concepts Concepts of of Nursing Nursing Practice Practice for for Articulating Articulating Students Students - - 4 4 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

0474 RNSG 141701 W Th 8:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Mackey 150 1093 (11 week course) 1/9 - 3/26 

W 3:00P.M. 4:00P.M. 150 1093 

Clinical Clinical Nursing Nursing for for Articulating Articulating Students Students - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

0475 RNSG 236001 M T 7:00A.M. 3:00P.M. Blum DAH (16 week course) 1/9 - 5/7 

Davis OTVA 

Mackey OTVA 



Transition- Transition- 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

0458 RNSG 1327 W Th 8:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Mackey 150 1093 (11 week course) 1/9 - 3/26 

Clinical Clinical LVN LVN LVN Transition Transition - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

0460 RNSG 116201 M T 7:00A.M. 3:00P.M. Mackey VA 204C (4 week course) 3/29 - 5/7 



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THIRD THIRD SEMESTER 

SEMESTER 

Concepts Concepts Concepts of of Clinical Clinical Decision Decision Making Making - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

0437 RNSG 134701 W Th 10:30A.M. 12:50P.M. Drever 150 1073 

0438 RNSG 134702 W Th 10:30A.M. 12:50P.M. Smart 150 1073 

Care Care of of of Children Children Children and and and Families Families - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

0439 RNSG 220101 W Th 8:30A.M. 10:20A.M. Williams 150 1073 

0440 RNSG 220102 W Th 8:30A.M. 10:20A.M. Tuel 150 1073 

Clinical Clinical Clinical Nursing Nursing III III III - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

0449 RNSG 236201 M T 6:30A.M. 3:30P.M. Vasbinder SWH 

0442 RNSG 236202 M T 11:00A.M. 7:00P.M. Drever BRAC 01 

0443 RNSG 236203 M T 6:30A.M. 3:30P.M. Williams DAH 4 

0444 RNSG 236204 M T 1:00P.M. 9:00P.M. Tuel SWH 1 

0445 RNSG 236205 M T 6:45A.M. 3:45P.M. Snedeker DAH 3 

0446 RNSG 236206 M T 7:30A.M. 4:30P.M. Sapp STCI 2 

0448 RNSG 236207 M T 1:00P.M. 9:00P.M. S&W Staff SWH 

0461 RNSG 236208 M T 1:00P.M. 9:00P.M. Kriegel SWH 

0462 RNSG 236209 M T 1:00P.M. 9:00P.M. STAFF TBA 


FOURTH FOURTH SEMESTER 

SEMESTER 

Advanced Advanced Concepts Concepts of of Adult Adult Health Health - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

0450 RNSG 233101 W Th 1:00P.M. 3:20P.M. Reid 150 1071 

0451 RNSG 233102 W Th 1:00P.M. 3:20P.M. Bailey 150 1071 

Management Management of of Client Client Care Care - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

0452 RNSG 220001 W Th 10:30A.M. 12:20P.M. Robertson 150 1071 

0453 RNSG 220002 W Th 10:30A.M. 12:20P.M. Jost 150 1071 

Clinical Clinical Nursing Nursing Nursing IV IV IV - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

0454 RNSG 236301 M T 7:00A.M. 3:00P.M. Reid MH 4 

0455 RNSG 236302 M T 1:00P.M. 9:00P.M. Bailey SWH 3 

0456 RNSG 236303 M T 1:00P.M. 9:00P.M. Donahue SWH 2 

0457 RNSG 236304 M T 1:00P.M. 9:00P.M. Teasley MH 2 

0447 RNSG 236305 M T 7:00A.M. 3:00P.M. Richardson SWH 5 


Vocational Nursing 


Dr. Dr. Shirley Shirley L. L. Robertson, Robertson, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

DEPARTMENTAL DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL APPROVAL IS IS IS REQUIRED 

REQUIRED 

Clinical sites and times are subject ot change. 

Health Health Science Science Science - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2860 VNSG 140501 M T 8:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Clark 150 1070 (16 week courses) 

Foundations Foundations of of Nursing Nursing Nursing - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2861 VNSG 130401 M T 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Thomason 150 1070 

Vocational Vocational Nursing Nursing Concepts Concepts - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

2862 VNSG 122201 W Th 8:00A.M. 9:50A.M. Swalve 150 1070 1/9 - 3/5 (1st 8 week courses) 

Mental Mental Health Health - - 1 1 credit credit credit hour 

hour 

2863 VNSG 113601 F 8:00A.M. 9:50A.M. Clark 150 1070 

Essentials Essentials of of Medication Medication Administration Administration - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

2864 VNSG 122701 WThF 10:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Thomason 150 1070 This course has a LAB FEE. 

Basic Basic Nursing Nursing Skills Skills - - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2865 VNSG 132301 M T 1:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Thomason 150 1070 This course has a LAB FEE. 

W Th F 1:00P.M. 4:20P.M. 150 1087 

2866 VNSG 132302 M T 1:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Swalve 150 1070 

W Th F 1:00P.M. 4:20P.M. 150 1087 

2867 VNSG 132303 M T 1:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Clark 150 1070 

W Th F 1:00P.M. 4:20P.M. 150 1087 

Gerontology Gerontology - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

2868 VNSG 112601 M 1:00P.M. 2:50P.M. Swalve 150 1070 3/8 - 5/5 (2nd 8 week courses) 

Nutrition Nutrition - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

2869 VNSG 111601 T 1:00P.M. 2:50P.M. Thomason 150 1070 

Advanced Advanced Nursing Nursing Skills Skills - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2870 VNSG 233101 M T F 3:00P.M. 5:50P.M. Swalve 150 1070 This course has a LAB FEE. 

W Th 3:00P.M. 5:50P.M. TBA 

2871 VNSG 233102 M T F 3:00P.M. 5:50P.M. Thomason 150 1070 

W Th 3:00P.M. 5:50P.M. TBA 

2872 VNSG 233103 M T F 3:00P.M. 5:50P.M. Clark 150 1070 

W Th 3:00P.M. 5:50P.M. TBA 

Clinical-Practical Clinical-Practical Nurse Nurse I I - - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

2873 VNSG 116001 W Th 6:30A.M. 2:30P.M. Swalve BHNH 1 

2874 VNSG 116002 W Th 6:30A.M. 2:30P.M. Thomason RNC 01 

2875 VNSG 116003 W Th 6:30A.M. 2:30P.M. Clark WC 1 


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Mental Mental Illness Illness - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

2837 VNSG 123801 M 8:00A.M. 9:50A.M. Krause 150 1072 Fall Admission 2nd Semester Students 

Professional Professional Development Development - - 2 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

2838 VNSG 121901 T 8:00A.M. 9:50A.M. Foster 150 1072 (16 week courses) 

Pharmacology Pharmacology Pharmacology - - 2 2 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2839 VNSG 123101 M T 10:00A.M. 10:50A.M. Wesso 150 1072 

Clinical Clinical Practical Practical Nurse Nurse II II - - 5 5 credit credit hours 

hours 

2840 VNSG 156001 WThF 6:30A.M. 3:20P.M. Krause CMH 1 

2841 VNSG 156002 WThF 6:30A.M. 3:20P.M. Wesso LMH 

2842 VNSG 156003 WThF 6:30A.M. 3:20P.M. Foster MH 1 

Nursing Nursing in in in Health Health and and Illness Illness I- I- 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2843 VNSG 140001 M T 11:00A.M. 4:20P.M. Krause 150 1072 1/9 - 3/5 (1st 8 week course) 

2844 VNSG 140002 M T 11:00A.M. 4:20P.M. Foster 150 1072 This course has a LAB FEE. 

2845 VNSG 140003 M T 11:00A.M. 4:20P.M. Wesso 150 1072 

Nursing Nursing in in Health Health & & Illness Illness Illness II II II - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2846 VNSG 140901 M T 11:00A.M. 4:20P.M. Krause 150 1072 3/8 - 5/5 (2nd 8 week course) 

2847 VNSG 140902 M T 11:00A.M. 4:20P.M. Foster 150 1072 This course has a LAB FEE. 

2848 VNSG 140903 M T 11:00A.M. 4:20P.M. Wesso 150 1072 

Vocational Nursing - Brady Campus Only 

Dr. Shirley L. Robertson, Department Chair 


Nursing Nursing in in Health Health & & Illness Illness I I I - - 4 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2912 VNSG 140004 Th F 9:00A.M. 5:30P.M. Williams HTMH 1 1/5 - 2/6 (5 week course) LAB FEE 

Pharmacology Pharmacology - - 2 2 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

2913 VNSG 123102 Th F 8:00A.M. 8:50A.M. Williams HTMH 1 (16 week courses) 

Clinical Clinical Clinical - - - Practical Practical Nurse Nurse II II -5 -5 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2914 VNSG 156004 M T W 7:00A.M. 3:30P.M. Williams BR 1 

Mental Mental Illness Illness - - 2 2 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2915 VNSG 123802 Th F 3:30P.M. 5:00P.M. Williams HTMH 1 2/9 - 4/30 (11 week courses) 

Maternal Maternal Neonatal Neonatal Nursing Nursing Nursing - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2916 VNSG 133001 Th F 1:00P.M. 3:20P.M. Williams HTMH 1 This course has a LAB FEE 

Pediatric Pediatric Nursing- Nursing- Nursing- 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2917 VNSG 130701 Th F 9:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Williams HTMH 1 This course has a LAB FEE 

M T W 5:00P.M. 6:30P.M. HTMH 1 

Office Technology 

Engineering Arts Technology Building 101, Room 1A, 526-1234 

Bob Bob Chaney, Chaney, Department Department Coordinator 

Coordinator 


hours 

2926 ITSC 140901 M W 10:30A.M. 1:00P.M. Cheatham 101 16 There are additional courses offered under 

2927 ITSC 140902 T Th 1:30P.M. 4:00P.M. Cheatham 101 16 Computer Science 

Computer Computer Applications Applications I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2923 POFI 130101 M W 1:30P.M. 4:00P.M. STAFF 101 16 

5410 POFI 1301X1 TBA TBA TBA Cheatham Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Recommended software: Windows 98 or Windows XP, Office XP Professional, CD-ROM and Internet access with email 

Word Word Processing Processing Processing - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

2934 POFI 230101 T Th 3:10P.M. 5:40P.M. Dunn 101 10 

5411 POFI 2301X1 TBA TBA TBA Dunn Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Administrative Administrative Office Office Office Procedures Procedures I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5414 POFT 1309X1 TBA TBA TBA McAnally Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Records Records & & Information Information Management Management - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5415 POFT 1319X1 TBA TBA TBA Isbell Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Business Business Math Math and and Machine Machine Applications Applications - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2955 POFT 132501 M W 3:10P.M. 5:40P.M. Smith 101 10 

5416 POFT 1325X1 TBA TBA TBA Smith Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Keyboard Keyboard and and Document Document Formatting Formatting - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2959 POFT 132901 M W 7:50A.M. 10:20A.M. Cheatham 101 16 

2960 POFT 132902 M W 12:30P.M. 3:00P.M. Cleaver 101 10 

2961 POFT 132903 T Th 12:30P.M. 3:00P.M. Dunn 101 10 


Administrative Administrative Office Office Procedures Procedures Procedures II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2966 POFT 134901 M W 12:30P.M. 3:00P.M. McAnally 101 12 

5418 POFT 1349X1 TBA TBA TBA McAnally Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Cooperative Cooperative Education Education - - - Administrative Administrative Assistant/Secretarial Assistant/Secretarial Science, Science, General General General - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

2968 POFT 148101 TBA TBA TBA Smith 101 14 

44

Cooperative Cooperative Education Education - - General General Office/Clerical Office/Clerical and and and Typing Typing Services Services - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 


Business Business Correspondence Correspondence and and Communication Communication Communication - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2973 POFT 231201 T R 12:30P.M. 3:00P.M. Cleaver 101 12 

5419 POFT 2312X1 TBA TBA TBA Cleaver Online course. Student Data Form required. 

Advanced Advanced Document Document Formatting Formatting & & Skillbuilding Skillbuilding - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

2979 POFT 233301 T Th 4:30P.M. 7:00P.M. Cheatham 101 16 

Internship Internship - - Administrative Administrative Administrative Assistant/Secretarial Assistant/Secretarial Assistant/Secretarial Science, Science, General General - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

2982 POFT 238601 TBA TBA TBA Cheatham 101 15 


Internship Internship - - Administrative Administrative Administrative Assistant/Secretarial Assistant/Secretarial Assistant/Secretarial Science, Science, General General - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 



Internship Internship - - General General Office/Clerical Office/Clerical Typing Typing Services Services Services - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 



Internship Internship - - General General Office/Clerical Office/Clerical Typing Typing Services Services Services - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 



Cooperative Cooperative Education Education - - - Administrative Administrative Assistant/Secretarial Assistant/Secretarial Science, Science, General General - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 


Physical Education 

Gym Building 103, Room 107, 526-1231 

Ella Ella J. J. Teague, Teague, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Softball Softball - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1279 PHED 110101 M W 3:00P.M. 4:40P.M. Holden 151 Gym 

Beginning Beginning Badminton Badminton - - - 1 1 credit credit credit hour 

hour 

1272 PHED 110201 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Holden 151 Gym 

Beginning Beginning Bowling Bowling - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1274 PHED 110301 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Carney KBOL Killeen Bowlerama 


Soccer Soccer - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1276 PHED 110401 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Carney 151 152 

Beginning Beginning Swimming Swimming - - 1 1 credit credit credit hour 

hour 

1334 PHED 110601 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Lacy 151 Pool 

1335 PHED 110602 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Lacy 151 Pool 

Beginning Beginning Tennis Tennis - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1277 PHED 110701 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Teague 151 152A 

1278 PHED 110702 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Teague 151 152A 

Beginning Beginning Golf Golf - - 1 1 credit credit credit hour 

hour 

1281 PHED 110801 MT WTh 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Holden KMGC Meet in Gym 151 - First Day March 8 - May 7 

Karate Karate I I - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1286 PHED 111001 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Rivera 151 162 

Karate Karate II II - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1280 PHED 114001 T Th 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Rivera 151 162 

Jujitsu Jujitsu - - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1282 PHED 114501 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Van Ripper 151 162 

Volleyball Volleyball - - 1 1 credit credit credit hour 

hour 

1288 PHED 111402 M W 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Vasbinder 151 Gym 

Basketball Basketball - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1289 PHED 111501 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Carney 151 Gym 

Fitness Fitness Fitness Walking Walking - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1343 PHED 111601 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Teague 151 Gym 

1332 PHED 111602 T Th 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Teague 151 Gym 

Jogging Jogging Jogging - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1291 PHED 111801 M W 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Carney 151 Gym 

Body Body Building Building - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1295 PHED 112001 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Clarke 151 Weight 

1296 PHED 112002 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Carney 151 Weight 

1297 PHED 112003 T Th 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Carney 151 Weight 

1294 PHED 112004 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Carney 151 Weight 

Advanced Advanced Bowling Bowling - - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 



Intermediate Intermediate Tennis Tennis - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1301 PHED 112501 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Teague 151 152B 

1302 PHED 112502 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Teague 151 152B 

45

Advanced Advanced Golf Golf - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1305 PHED 112601 MT WTh 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Holden KMGC Meet in Gym 151 - First Day March 8 - May 7 

Advanced Advanced Badminton Badminton - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1309 PHED 112901 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Holden 151 156 

Physical Physical Physical Conditioning Conditioning - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1311 PHED 113001 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Holden 151 Weight 

1312 PHED 113002 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Holden 151 Weight 

1313 PHED 113003 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Vasbinder 151 Weight 

Aerobics Aerobics - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1316 PHED 113101 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Wolfe 151 162 

1328 PHED 113102 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Clarke 151 162 

1318 PHED 113103 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Singh 151 162 

1319 PHED 113104 M W 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Due 151 162 

Weight Weight Training Training Training - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1321 PHED 113301 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Clarke 151 Weight 

1322 PHED 113302 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Carney 151 Weight 

1320 PHED 113303 T Th 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Carney 151 Weight 

1317 PHED 113304 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Carney 151 Weight 

Rhythmic Rhythmic Rhythmic Aerobics Aerobics - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1323 PHED 113801 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Wolfe 151 162 

1314 PHED 113802 M w 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Clarke 151 162 

1327 PHED 113803 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Singh 151 162 

1329 PHED 113804 M W 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Due 151 162 

Beginning Beginning Ballet Ballet - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1284 PHED 114201 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Elander 151 162 

Jazz Jazz Dance Dance - - 1 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1347 PHED 114301 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Elander 151 162 

1331 PHED 114302 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Elander 151 162 

Yoga Yoga - - 1 1 1 credit credit credit hour 

hour 

1324 PHED 114401 T Th 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Lacy 151 162 

1325 PHED 114402 M W 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Lacy 151 162 

1326 PHED 114403 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Wolfe 151 162 

Aquatic Aquatic Aquatic Fitness Fitness - - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1344 PHED 115801 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Lacy 151 Pool 

Water Water Aerobics Aerobics - - - 1 1 credit credit hour 

hour 

1345 PHED 115901 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Singh 151 Pool 

1346 PHED 115902 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Lacy 151 Pool 

Safety Safety and and and First First Aid Aid - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1333 PHED 130601 MWT Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Lacy 151 154 NOT for PHED activity credit 8 week (1/12-3/5) 

Sports Sports Officiating Officiating - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

1271 PHED 130801 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Holden 151 154 NOT for PHED activity credit 

Science 


Dr. Dr. Patrick Patrick K. K. Hidy, Hidy, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Nutrition Nutrition - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1350 BIOL 132201 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Williamson 150 1080 

General General Biology Biology II II - - 4 4 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1360 BIOL 140701 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Jones 150 1075 

1361 BIOL 140702 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Price 150 1082 

1365 BIOL 140704 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Summers 150 1075 

1363 BIOL 140705 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Jones 150 1075 

1364 BIOL 140706 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Jones 150 1080 

1366 BIOX 140701 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Price 150 1055 

1367 BIOX 140702 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Jones 150 1055 

1368 BIOX 140703 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Summers 150 1055 

1369 BIOX 140704 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Jones 150 1055 

1370 BIOX 140705 M W 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Jones 150 1055 

1372 BIOX 140706 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Summers 150 1055 

1371 BIOX 140707 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Jones 150 1055 

1373 BIOX 140708 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Price 150 1055 

1374 BIOX 140709 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Summers 150 1055 

1375 BIOX 140710 T Th 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Summers 150 1055 

1376 BIOL 1407L1 M W 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Price 150 1082 

1377 BIOX 1407L1 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Price 150 1055 

General General Zoology Zoology - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1378 BIOL 141301 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Summers 152 118 

1379 BIOX 141301 F 9:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Summers 150 1055 

Systematic Systematic Botany Botany - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1382 BIOL 142401 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Whisler 152 102 

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If you register for Call # 1376 , you must register 

for Call # 1377. NO EXCEPTIONS

1383 BIOX 142401 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Whisler 150 1058 

Anatomy Anatomy and and Physiology Physiology I I - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1386 BIOL 240102 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Williamson 150 1082 

1387 BIOL 240103 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Whisler 150 1080 

1388 BIOL 240104 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Whisler 150 1082 

1398 BIOL 240105 M W 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Williamson 150 1069 

1389 BIOX 240101 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Whisler 150 1041 

1390 BIOX 240102 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Williamson 150 1041 



1393 BIOX 240105 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Whisler 150 1041 

1396 BIOX 240106 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Williamson 150 1041 

1394 BIOX 240107 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Williamson 150 1041 

1395 BIOX 240108 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Williamson 150 1041 

1397 BIOX 240109 T Th 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Whisler 150 1041 

1399 BIOX 240110 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. West 150 1041 

1384 BIOX 240111 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Whisler 150 1041 

Anatomy Anatomy and and Physiology Physiology II II II - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1400 BIOL 240201 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Hidy 150 1080 

1401 BIOL 240202 M W 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Hidy 150 1080 

1402 BIOL 240203 T Th 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Hidy 150 1082 

1403 BIOX 240201 M 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. Hidy 150 1039 

1404 BIOX 240202 T 3:00P.M. 5:50P.M. Hidy 150 1039 

1405 BIOX 240203 W 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. Hidy 150 1039 

1406 BIOX 240204 Th 4:30P.M. 7:20P.M. Hidy 150 1039 

1407 BIOX 240205 F 9:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Hidy 150 1039 

Microbiology Microbiology - - 4 4 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

1420 BIOL 242101 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Engelkirk 152 102 

1421 BIOL 242102 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Engelkirk 150 1080 

1422 BIOL 242103 W Th 1:00P.M. 2:20P.M. Engelkirk 152 101 

1423 BIOX 242101 M 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. Engelkirk 150 1045 

1424 BIOX 242102 T 1:30P.M. 4:20P.M. Engelkirk 150 1045 

1425 BIOX 242103 W 2:30P.M. 5:20P.M. Engelkirk 150 1045 

1426 BIOX 242104 Th 2:30P.M. 5:20P.M. Engelkirk 150 1045 

1427 BIOX 242105 F 9:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Engelkirk 150 1045 

Introductory Introductory Chemistry Chemistry II II - - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1436 CHEM 140701 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Salvato 150 1069 

1437 CHEX 140701 Th 9:00A.M. 11:20A.M. Salvato 150 1046 

General General Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry I I - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1441 CHEM 141101 T Th 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Salvato 150 1069 

1442 CHEX 141101 T 9:00A.M. 12:20P.M. Salvato 150 1046 

1443 CHEX 141102 M 9:00A.M. 12:20P.M. Salvato 150 1046 

General General Chemistry Chemistry II II - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1450 CHEM 141201 M W 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Salvato 150 1069 

1451 CHEM 141202 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Chumney 150 1069 

1452 CHEX 141201 T 1:30P.M. 4:50P.M. Chumney 150 1046 

1453 CHEX 141202 W 9:00A.M. 12:20P.M. Salvato 150 1046 

1454 CHEX 141203 W 1:30P.M. 4:50P.M. Chumney 150 1046 

1455 CHEM 1412L1 M 6:00P.M. 8:50P.M. Chumney 150 1069 If you register for Call # 1455 , you must register 

1456 CHEX 1412L1 W 6:00P.M. 9:20P.M. Chumney 150 1046 for Call # 1456. NO EXCEPTIONS 

Organic Organic Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry II II - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1460 CHEM 242501 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Chumney 150 1069 

1461 CHEX 242501 M 1:30P.M. 4:50P.M. Chumney 150 1046 

Environmental Environmental Environmental Science Science Science - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1465 ENVR 140101 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Price 150 1082 

1466 ENVX 140101 F 9:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Price 150 1058 

6676 ENVR 1401XG TBA TBA TBA Beauchamp For info on this class, contact Distance Learning at 526-1221 

Physical Physical Geology Geology - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1471 GEOL 140301 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Knightes 150 1069 

1472 GEOX 140301 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Knightes 150 1064 

1473 GEOX 140302 T Th 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Knightes 150 1064 

Historical Historical Geology Geology - - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1480 GEOL 140401 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Knightes 150 1080 

1481 GEOX 140401 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Knightes 150 1064 

1482 GEOX 140402 M W 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Knightes 150 1064 

1485 GEOL 1404L1 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Knightes 150 1064 If you register for Call # 1485 , you must register 

1486 GEOX 1404L1 M W 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Knightes 150 1064 for Call # 1486. NO EXCEPTIONS 

College College Physics Physics II II - - 4 4 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

1500 PHYS 140201 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Rabbani 150 1061 

1501 PHYX 140201 F 9:00A.M. 11:50A.M. Rabbani 150 1061 

Introductory Introductory Astronomy Astronomy II II - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1515 PHYS 141201 T Th 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Rabbani 150 1061 

1516 PHYX 141201 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Rabbani 150 1061 Some labs will be conducted after sundown 

47

Physical Physical Science Science I I - - 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1525 PHYS 141501 M W 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Rabbani 150 1061 

1526 PHYX 141501 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Rabbani 150 1061 

University University Physics Physics II- II- 4 4 credit credit hours 

hours 

1535 PHYS 242601 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Rabbani 150 1061 

1536 PHYX 242601 F 12:00P.M. 2:50P.M. Rabbani 150 1061 

Social & Behavioral Sciences 

Academic Building 104, Room 112, 526-1274 

Dr. Dr. Dr. Jerry Jerry Herrick, Herrick, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Cultural Cultural Anthropology Anthropology - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1586 ANTH 235101 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. McQueen 104 105 

5176 ANTH 2351X1 TBA TBA TBA Kay 

Macroeconomics Macroeconomics - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1590 ECON 230101 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Sebti 104 117 

1591 ECON 230102 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Sebti 104 117 

5178 ECON 2301X1 TBA TBA TBA Sebti 

Microeconomics Microeconomics Microeconomics - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1593 ECON 230201 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Sebti 104 117 

1594 ECON 230202 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Sebti 104 113 

1595 ECON 230203 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Sebti 104 117 

5179 ECON 2302X1 TBA TBA TBA Sebti 

Elements Elements of of Physical Physical Geography Geography - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1599 GEOG 130101 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Knightes 150 1064 

American American Government Government I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1603 GOVT 230101 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Karppi 112 100 

1604 GOVT 230104 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Waite, A. 104 100 

1605 GOVT 230105 M W 12:00P.M. 1:30P.M. Waite, T. 104 100 

1606 GOVT 230106 M W 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Jeffrey 104 100 

1607 GOVT 230107 T Th 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Lucksinger 104 101 

1608 GOVT 230108 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Lucksinger 104 101 

1600 GOVT 230110 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Waite, T. 104 101 

1611 GOVT 230111 T Th 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Waite, A. 104 100 

1612 GOVT 230112 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Womack 104 117 

5181 GOVT 2301X1 TBA TBA TBA Yeilding, K. 

5182 GOVT 2301X2 TBA TBA TBA Waite, T. 

5185 GOVT 2301X5 TBA TBA TBA Yeilding, K. (3/8 - 5/7) 

American American Government Government II II - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1618 GOVT 230202 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Waite, A. 104 100 

1619 GOVT 230203 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Waite, A. 104 100 

1620 GOVT 230204 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Waite, A. 104 100 

1621 GOVT 230205 M W 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Waite, T. 104 100 

1622 GOVT 230206 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Karppi 104 121 

1623 GOVT 230207 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Karppi 104 101 

1624 GOVT 230208 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Waite, A. 104 100 



5192 GOVT 2302X4 TBA TBA TBA Waite, T. (3/8 - 5/7) 

United United States States History History I I - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1632 HIST 130101 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Dyer 104 114 

1633 HIST 130102 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Karppi 104 101 

1634 HIST 130103 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Jeffrey 104 108 

1635 HIST 130104 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Barney 104 101 

1636 HIST 130105 T Th 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Barney 104 100 

1637 HIST 130106 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Williams 104 100 

1638 HIST 130107 T Th 7:30A.M. 8:50A.M. Williams 104 114 

1639 HIST 130108 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Jeffrey 104 100 

1640 HIST 130109 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Little 104 100 

1641 HIST 130110 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Karppi 104 101 

5197 HIST 1301X1 TBA TBA TBA Yeilding, T. 

5198 HIST 1301X2 TBA TBA TBA Sisson 

5202 HIST 1301X6 TBA TBA TBA Yeilding, T. (3/8 - 5/7) 

5203 HIST 1301X7 TBA TBA TBA Sisson (3/8 - 5/7) 

48

United United United States States History History II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1645 HIST 130201 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Williams 104 122 

1646 HIST 130202 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Dyer 104 114 

1647 HIST 130203 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Williams 104 100 

1648 HIST 130204 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Williams 104 117 

1649 HIST 130205 T Th 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Barney 104 117 

1650 HIST 130206 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Pollard 104 101 

1651 HIST 130207 T Th 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Zamudio 104 114 

1652 HIST 130208 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Dyer 104 114 

1653 HIST 130209 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Dyer 104 114 

5205 HIST 1302X1 TBA TBA TBA Yeilding, T. 


5208 HIST 1302X4 TBA TBA TBA Yeilding, T. (3/8 - 5/7) 

5209 HIST 1302X5 TBA TBA TBA Sisson (3/8 - 5/7) 

Texas Texas History History - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1657 HIST 230101 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Dyer 104 114 Class will meet in 112/100 on Wednesdays 

5212 HIST 2301X1 TBA TBA TBA Williams 

Survey Survey of of Western Western Civilization Civilization I I - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

5213 HIST 2311X1 TBA TBA TBA Waite, A. 

Survey Survey of of Western Western Civilization Civilization II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1658 HIST 231201 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Zamudio 104 114 

5214 HIST 2312X1 TBA TBA TBA Williams 

African-American African-American History History History - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1660 HIST 238101 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Dyer 104 114 


Introduction Introduction to to to Philosophy Philosophy - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1663 PHIL 130101 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Racicot 104 121 

World World Religions Religions - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1664 PHIL 130401 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Allen 104 120 

1665 PHIL 130402 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Allen 104 120 

History History and and Philosophy Philosophy Philosophy of of Judaism Judaism (OT) (OT) - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

1666 PHIL 131601 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Allen 104 120 

1667 PHIL 131602 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Allen 104 120 

History History History and and and Philosophy Philosophy of of the the Early Early Christian Christian Period Period (NT) (NT) - - 3 3 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

1668 PHIL 131701 M W 10:40A.M. 11:50A.M. Allen 104 120 

1669 PHIL 131702 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Allen 104 120 

Introduction Introduction to to Logic Logic - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1706 PHIL 230301 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Racicot 104 121 

Introduction Introduction to to to Ethics Ethics - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1670 PHIL 230601 T Th 7:30P.M. 8:50P.M. Racicot 104 120 

Introduction Introduction to to to Psychology Psychology - - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1671 PSYC 230101 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Herrick 104 115 

1672 PSYC 230102 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Skaggs 104 108 

1673 PSYC 230103 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Herrick 104 115 

1674 PSYC 230104 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Herrick 104 115 

1675 PSYC 230105 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Bravo 104 115 

1676 PSYC 230106 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Skaggs 104 115 

1677 PSYC 230107 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Skinner 104 115 

1678 PSYC 230108 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Morgan-Evans 104 115 

1679 PSYC 230109 T Th 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Bravo 104 115 

1680 PSYC 230110 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Bateman-Jones 104 115 

1681 PSYC 230111 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Bateman-Jones 104 115 

5217 PSYC 2301X1 TBA TBA TBA Bateman-Jones Online course. 

Life Life Span Span Development Development - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

1687 PSYC 231401 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Laney 104 117 

1688 PSYC 231402 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Bateman-Jones 104 108 

1689 PSYC 231403 M W 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Laney 104 122 

1690 PSYC 231404 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Bateman-Jones 104 108 

5219 PSYC 2314X1 TBA TBA TBA Bateman-Jones Online course. 

Psychology Psychology of of Personality Personality - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1691 PSYC 231601 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Bravo 104 117 

Introduction Introduction to to to Sociology Sociology - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1696 SOCI 130101 M W 1:30P.M. 2:50P.M. Bravo 150 1069 

1698 SOCI 130102 T Th 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Skaggs 104 122 

1699 SOCI 130103 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Bravo 104 114 

1700 SOCI 130104 T Th 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Bateman-Jones 104 117 

1701 SOCI 130105 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Skaggs 104 115 

1682 SOCI 130106 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Hollinger-Tich 104 121 

5220 SOCI 1301X1 TBA TBA TBA Skaggs Online course. 

5222 SOCI 1301X3 TBA TBA TBA Bravo (3/8 - 5/7) Online course. 

5223 SOCI 1301X4 TBA TBA TBA Bravo Online course. 

49

Marriage Marriage and and the the Family Family - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1703 SOCI 230101 T Th 10:30A.M. 11:50A.M. Skaggs 104 122 

1704 SOCI 230102 T Th 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Hollinger-Tich 104 103 

Leadership Leadership Laboratory Laboratory - - - 0 0 credit credit credit hours 

hours 

0022 MSMG 100001 Th 3:30P.M. 5:00P.M. Richardson 104 123 

Basic Basic Military Military Military Science Science Science II-A II-A - - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

0024 MSMG 121001 F 9:00A.M. 10:59A.M. Richardson 104 123 

Basic Basic Military Military Military Science Science II-B II-B II-B - - 2 2 credit credit hours 

hours 

0023 MSMG 121201 F 11:00A.M. 1:00P.M. Richardson 104 123 

Television/Radio Broadcasting 

KNCT Bldg 109, Room 121, 526-1199 

Max Max Rudolph, Rudolph, Department Department Chair 

Chair 

Students Students using using telephone telephone registration registration must must enter enter both both the the lecture lecture call call number number and and the the the lab lab call call number. 

number. 

Introduction Introduction to to Mass Mass Communication Communication - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1138 COMM 130701 M W 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. STAFF 104 118 

News News Gathering Gathering and and and Writing Writing Writing II II - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

1136 COMM 231501 T Th 12:00P.M. 1:20P.M. Rose 104 123 Prerequisite: Comm 2311 or Departmental Approval 

Television Television Production Production (Field (Field Production) Production) - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3028 COMM 133701 M W 4:30P.M. 5:50P.M. Hargis 104 123 

3029 COMX 133701 M W 6:00P.M. 7:20P.M. Hargis 

Practicum Practicum in in Electronic Electronic Media Media (Advanced (Advanced Audio) Audio) - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

3035 COMM 232401 T Th 1:30P.M. 2:20P.M. Rudolph 104 123 Prerequisite: Comm 2303 or Departmental Approval 

3036 COMX 232401 T Th 2:30P.M. 3:50P.M. Rudolph 

Practicum Practicum in in Electronic Electronic Media Media (Advanced (Advanced Television Television Production) Production) - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

hours 

3038 COMM 232501 T Th 7:30A.M. 8:20A.M. McCray 104 123 Prerequisite: Comm 1336/1337 or 

3039 COMX 232501 T Th 8:30A.M. 9:50A.M. McCray Departmental Approval 

Principles Principles of of of Advertising Advertising - - 3 3 credit credit hours hours 

hours 

3046 COMM 232701 M W 9:00A.M. 10:20A.M. Rudolph 104 123 

Writing Writing Writing for for for Radio, Radio, Television, Television, and and Film Film - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

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3054 COMM 233901 M W 3:00P.M. 4:20P.M. Rudolph 104 123 

Humanities/Fine Humanities/Fine Arts Arts Arts Coop Coop (Internship) (Internship) (Internship) - - 3 3 credit credit hours 

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3056 COMM 238901 TBA TBA TBA Rudolph Departmental Approval Required. 

3057 COMX 238901 TBA TBA TBA Rudolph 

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Schedule Planner

Skills Center Certificate Programs 

Building 118, Skills Center, Room 14 

Auto Collision Repair Technician 

Automotive Technician 

Diesel Technician 

Building Trades 

Health Information Managemen 

Medical Office Specialis 

Medical Secretary/Transcriptionist 

Office Information Management 

Graphics and Printing Technology 

Welding Technology 

Establish a class schedule that’s convenient for you! Work and learn at your own speed as you 

get the skills needed in your profession. Counseling and Job Placement services are available. 

You must see a Skills Center Counselor in order to register! 

For more information, email: fred.shotwell@ctcd.edu joan.king@ctcd.edu 

linda.leavitt@ctcd.edu tonja.horn@ctcd.edu 

Call: (254) 526-1549/1966 or Toll free: 1-800-792-3348 ext.1549/1966 

Individual program hours of operation will vary, depending on enrollment. 

Industrial Technology Programs Office Administration Programs 

(254) 526-1349/1235 or (254) 526-1234 or 

1-800-792-3348 ext.1349/1235 1-800-792-3348 ext.1234 

Email: ddonalds@ctcd.cc.tx.us Email: bchaney@ctcd.cc.tx.us 

Substance Abuse Resource Center (SARC) 

Central Texas College recognizes the importance of treatment services is assisting faculty, staff, and students in 

overcoming substance and alcohol abuse problems. Assessment and intervention services for students and staff are 

available through the SARC. If further treatment is necessary, staff and students may be referred to outside counselors 

and programs. Information relating to these outside agencies may be requested from the SARC or appropriate Campus 

Dean. All contacts are confidential and will not be the basis of disciplinary charges. 

LEGAL ASPECTS/CONSEQUENCES 

Faculty, staff, and students of CTC are expected to abide by local, state and federal laws pertaining to controlled 

substances and illegal drugs. The institution prohibits “manufacturing, possessing, having under control, selling, 

transmitting, using or being party hereto any illegal drug, controlled substance, or drug paraphernalia on college 

premises or at college sponsored activities.” Also prohibited is the possession, use, sale or being under the influence of 

alcoholic beverages or having alcoholic beverage containers in any college owned facility or at any college sponsored 

event. 

INSTITUTIONAL DISCIPLINARY PROCESS 

Institutional disciplinary charges may be brought against faculty, staff and students alleged to have violated Institutional 

regulations and/or local/state and/or federal laws concerning controlled substances. Violations of any state/federal law 

pertaining to controlled substances that occur off campus may result in disciplinary charges in situations in which the 

continued presence of the individual is likely to interfere with the educational process and the orderly operation of the 

Institution. Institutional disciplinary proceedings will be in accordance with procedures outlined in the Student 

Handbook. 

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Campus Police - FYI 

The Campus Police office is located in the Administrative 

Computer Center, Building 139, Room 202. To contact the 

Campus Police by phone dial 526-1200. Campus Police Officers 

are on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 

Central Texas College considers the use of a vehicle on campus a 

convenience and is not obligated to furnish a parking space to 

accommodate all vehicles. 

Each semester students who attend class on Central Campus, Fort 

Hood campus, or any satellite campus must register their vehicles 

with the office of the Campus Police and obtain a parking permit 

in order to park on Central Campus. 

Many parking lots are available throughout campus. Student 

parking is permitted in areas which are not marked or painted 

"Adjunct Faculty," “No Parking Anytime,” “Reserved,” “Official 

Use Only,” “Red or Fire Zone,” “Maintenance,” "No Parking 

This Side of Street," or where temporarily designated for a special 

individual or activity. Reserved Parking spaces are limited to 

full-time faculty and staff members only. The entire vehicle 

must be within the boundaries of the marked space indicated by 

the painted yellow or white lines. 

Vehicles parked in handicapped spaces must display the proper 

license plates or placard issued by the County Tax Collector. 

Those individuals with temporary handicapped parking letters 

issued by the CTC Disability Support Services office will place 

the authorization letter on the driver's side dashboard, visible for 

verification. 

Vehicles found to be parked in violation of any campus, county, 

or state regulation of law will be subject to a fine not to exceed 

$500. Failure to pay a campus parking fine will result in a hold 

being placed on the student's grades and/or transcripts. 

Parking Permits 

All students, full or part-time, and all faculty/staff, who park a 

motor vehicle on campus are required to obtain a parking permit. 

It is the responsibility of each individual to obtain a student or 

staff/faculty parking permit for each vehicle that he/she drives on 

campus. These permits are available at the time of registration 

and subsequently anytime at the office of the campus police 

during normal business hours. 

In order to obtain a parking permit, the student or staff member 

must present their vehicle's state registration papers or title, their 

driver's license and their class schedule or student ID card. 

Students and staff may register as many vehicles as they may 

drive on campus. 

Permits are not transferable from one vehicle to another, upon 

changing or adding a vehicle to their household, the person should 

obtain a new parking permit. Parking permits are free, however, 

parking without a valid parking permit can result in a $15 fine. 

Towing Policies 

Central Texas College reserves the right to impound, or to have 

impounded, any vehicle which is parked in a manner dangerous to 

vehicular or pedestrian traffic or otherwise in violation of state, 

county, or campus parking and traffic regulations. The vehicle 

owner/operator will be responsible for all costs incurred in 

removing, impounding, and storing such vehicles. 

Lost and Found Property 

Turn in and/or claim at the campus police office during normal 

business hours. 

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Crime Statistics Report 

The following statistics, provided in compliance with the 

Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and 

Campus Crime Statistics Act is provided for your 

information. 

Crime Category 2000 2001 2002 

Criminal Homicide 

Murder and Non-negligent Manslaughter 0 0 0 

Negligent Manslaughter 0 0 0 

Robbery 0 0 0 

Aggravated Assault 0 1 2 

Occurred in Residence Halls 0 1 1 

Occurred in Non-Residence Halls 0 0 1 

Simple Assault 8 6 3 



Theft-Larceny 43 40 20 



Motor Vehicle Theft 0 0 0 

Arson 0 0 0 

Hate Crimes 0 0 0 

Sex Offenses 

Forcible Sex Offenses 1 0 1 

Non-Forcible Sex Offenses 0 0 0 

Selected Offenses 

Liquor Law Arrests 9 2 3 

Drug Law Arrests 2 2 3 

Weapon Law Arrests 0 0 1 

Administrative Disciplinary Referrals 

Alcohol violations N/A N/A 3 

Drug violations N/A N/A 4 

Weapons violations N/A N/A 1 

Other N/A N/A 5 

Campus Police Department 

Hours of Operation 

(For parking permits or citation information) 

Monday through Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 

Friday 7:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. 

Campus Police Officers are on duty 

24 hours a day, seven days a week. 

To report criminal activity on campus, 

call 526-1200 or 526-1427 

Emergencies Dial 911 

visit us online at: ctcd.cc.tx.us/pd_index.htm

Where to Call 

Office Bldg# Rm# Phone # 

Admissions Office 119 201 526-1696 

American Preparatory Institute 118 15 526-1321 

Bookstore 106 526-1219 

Business Office 119 110 526-1217 

Campus Police 139 202 526-1200 

Career Planning and Placement 119 127 526-1106 

Child Development Center 117 116 526-1900 

Disabilities Support Services 121 114/ 526-1339 

115 526-1450 

Financial Aid Office 119 123 526-1508 

Fort Hood Campus, Student Services 3201 Lobby 526-1917 

Fort Hood Campus, Registration 3201 Lobby 526-1906 

Gender Equity Project/Limited English Proficiency Tutoring 119 200 526-1469 

Guidance & Counseling (general information) 119 Lobby 526-1105 

Guidance & Counseling 119 212 A 526-1226 

International Student Services 119 115 526-1107 

Learning Disabilities Services 106 106/ 526-1195 

107 526-1863 

Learning Resource Center 118 15 526-1344 

Library 102 526-1237 

Physical Education 151 Lobby 526-1495 

Project PASS 106 109 526-1580 

Records/Registration (Central Campus) 119 103 526-1131 

Registration for Distance Learning 152 259 526-1686 

Service Area Offices (Community Education Office at 526-1902 or 800-792-3348, ext. 1902) 

Brady/Mason (915) 597-3583 or (800) 659-9789 

Florence/San Saba (254) 526-1902 or (800) 792-3348, ext. 1902 

Hamilton (254) 386-8452 

Burnet/Llano (512) 756-9890 

Gatesville (254) 526-1977 

Lampasas/Goldthwaite (512) 556-2969 

Single Parent/Homemaker Services 106 105C 526-1192 

Student Activities 106 203 526-1250 

Student Newspaper 121 109 526-1755 

Student Life Office 106 100 526-1258 

Student Services 119 214 526-1298 

Student Support Services 119 135 526-1357 

Substance Abuse Resource Center 119 203 526-1166 

Testing Office 119 220 526-1254 

Transportation Assistance (CTC bus passes) 119 118 526-1546/1357 

Veterans’ Services 119 121 526-1160 

Americans with Disabilities Act 

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a federal anti-discrimination statute that provides comprehensive civil rights protection for persons 

with disabilities. Among other things, this legislation requires that all students with disabilities be guaranteed a learning environment that provides 

for reasonable accommodations of their disabilities. If you believe you have a disability requiring an accommodation, please contact the 

Disabilities Support Services Office in building 121, room 115, or by phone at (254) 526-1339 or TDD 526-1378. Assistance is also available 

from Learning Disabilities Services at (254) 526-1195, or in person in building 106, room 107. 

Public Notice 

Central Texas College does not discriminate in admissions or access to, or treatment or employment in, its programs and activities on the basis of 

race, color, religion, national origin, gender, disability, age, or veteran’s status. Central Texas College has established programs to ensure that a 

lack of English language skills will not be a barrier to admission and participation in all educational and vocational programs. 

For more information about student rights and grievance procedures, contact Craig Balch in the Student Life in 

building 106, room 100, (254) 526-1258, or Annette Skinner in Student Support Services building 119, room 135, 

(254) 526-1357. 

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Systems Services (Bldg 111) 

Human Resources 

American Preparatory Institute (Bldg 139) 

Dean (Bldg 139, Rm 161) 

Student Records (Bldg 119, Rm 225) 

High School (Bldg 118, Rm 15) 

Engineering (Bldg 101) 

Electronics Counseling and 

Registration Card Approval (Rm 20) 

Drafting & Design Counseling and 


Sid Wieser Vocational Skills Center (Bldg 118) 

Skills Center Registration and Counseling (Rm 14) 

Industrial Technology Counseling (Rm 17) 

Adult High School-API (Rm 15) 

Roy J. Smith Student Center (Bldg 106) 

Student Life (Rm 100) 

ID Cards 

Campus Bookstore 

Learning Disabilities Services (Rm 106) 

Project PASS/Tutoring (Rm 109) 

Cafeteria/Snack Bar 

Computer Science (Bldg 121) 

Computer Science Counseling (Rm 211) 

Aviation Science Counseling and 


Disability Support Services (Rms 114, 115) 

Student Services (Bldg 119) 

Guidance & Counseling Center (Lobby) 

Records & Registration Office (Rm 107) 

International Student Counseling (Rm 114) 

Gender Equity/LEP Tutoring (Rm 200) 

Substance Abuse Resource Center (SARC) (Rm 130) 

Testing (Rm 220) 

Bus Passes (Rm 118) 

Financial Aid (Rm 123) 

Veterans Services (Rm 121) 

Planetarium and Technology Center (Bldg 152) 

Business Administration 

Math 

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Bldg. # Name of Building 

101 Engineering Arts Technology 

102 Oveta Culp Hobby Library 

103 Human Resources Center 

104 Academic 

106 Roy J. Smith Student Center 

107 Power Plant 

108 Administration 

109 Frank W. Mayborn Telecommunications 

110 Farm & Ranch Management 

111 Systems Services 

112 Lady Bird Johnson Fine Arts 

113 Criminal Justice 

117 Child Development Center 

118 Sid Wieser Vocational Skills Center 

119 Student Services 

120 Student Residence Hall 

121 Computer Science 

122 Physical Plant 

136 Tarleton State University 

139 Administrative Computer Center/Campus Police 

149 Greenhouse 

150 Nursing & Science Building 

151 Natatorium and Physical Education Center 

152 Planetarium and Technology Center

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