San Jose City College - Spring 2011 Class Schedule

SPRING 2011
Course No. Title Course No. Title

Reg ID# Days Time Room Instructor Units Reg ID# Days Time Room Instructor Units
ACCTG 097 - ACCOUNTING FOR INCOME 3.0

Accounting TAXES
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 1
ACCTG 020 - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 5.0 This course covers federal and state income
Prerequisite: BUS 001 or ACCTG 101 or MATH 011A taxes for individuals, partnerships, and
or MATH 011R or MATH 011S or MATH 012 all with corporations.
C or better Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
z 59393 101 LEC W 0615-0920PM T313 CHOW, G
Introductory financial accounting for transfer
majors in business, information systems, &
ACCTG 101 - BOOKKEEPING FOR SMALL +3.0
accounting.
BUSINESS
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: 1
59385 101 LEC TTH 0915-1140AM T419 FERRELL, L Learn to apply basic accounting principles and
59386 102 LEC MW 1215-0240PM T419 FERRELL, L procedures for service and merchandising
businesses.
z 59387 103 LEC TTH 0630-0855PM T419 STAFF
59388 104 HYB CHAWLA, G Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
This is a hybrid, mostly online class.
59395 101 LEC W 0100-0155PM T209 YOUNGBLOOD, S
Orientation: Monday, January 31, 2011 at 4:00 PM
101 LEC M 0100-0305PM T209 YOUNGBLOOD, S
in room T-205. After registration, please
email instructor: gc9@scbglobal.net 101 LAB W 0200-0255PM T209 YOUNGBLOOD, S
ACCTG 138 - WORK EXPERIENCE +1.0 - 8.0

ACCTG 021 - MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING 5.0
Corequisite: Be employed or a volunteer at an
Prerequisite: ACCTG 020 with C or better
approved work-site for the minimum number of
hours per unit as stipulated for paid and
Accounting information for management decision
unpaid status.
making, budgeting, and cost control.
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 This course provides for the development of
59389 101 LEC MW 0915-1140AM T419 FERRELL, L workplace success plans.
z 59390 102 LEC MW 0630-0855PM T419 TORRES, D Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59394 101 BY ARRG FERRELL, L
ACCTG 030 - QUICKBOOKS 3.0
Note: Volunteer VITA/IRS must contact
Prerequisite: ACCTG 101 or ACCTG 020 both Linda.Ferrell@sjcc.edu by December 7, 2010
with C or better for dates and location of mandatory training
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 1 before enrolling in Accounting 138.
Students will use QuickBooks software to
perform accounting procedures.
Adapted Physical Education
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
z 59391 101 LEC TH 0600-0825PM T212 CARSON, P First class meeting for all Adaptive Physical Education classes will meet
in room 308 for an orientation. All participants are required to have
101 LAB TH 0830-0950PM T212 CARSON, P
student ID and wear workout clothing.
ACCTG 062 - COST ACCOUNTING 5.0

APE 030E - ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION - +0.5 - 1.0
Prerequisite: ACCTG 021 with C or better
ADAPTED FITNESS FOR LIFE
*Open Curriculum: Temporary of permanant
This course covers costing systems,
verification of disability and written
profitability, and decision-making in
verification provided by a physician or
just-in-time businesses.
physical therapist
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 This course is designed for students with
z 59392 101 LEC TTH 0630-0855PM T418 PAN, D disabilities to improve their fitness levels.

59705 101 LAB MW 0915-1040AM 309 CHIODO, C 1.0
59706 102 LAB TTH 1215-0110PM 309 CHIODO, C 0.5
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SPRING 2011
APE 042E - ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION - +0.5 - 1.0 AJ 014 - CONTEMPORARY POLICE ISSUES 3.0
ADAPTED AQUATICS Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
*Open Curriculum: Temporary of permanant Contemporary police issues such as hiring,
verification of disability and written training, corruption, use of force, policing
verification provided by a physician or strategies.
physical therapist
This course is designed to assist students
with disabilities the opportunity to learn 58951 101 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM GE127 JOHNSON, A
swim skills.
AJ 015 - INTRODUCTION TO INVESTIGATION 3.0
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
59707 101 LAB MW 1215-0140PM POOL CHIODO, C 1.0 Fundamentals of investigation--crime scene,
evidence collection, modus operandi & follow up.
APE 056E - ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION - +0.5 - 1.0
ADAPTED WEIGHT TRAINING
*Open Curriculum: Temporary of permanant 58952 101 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM GE127 JOHNSON, A
verification of disability and written
AJ 104 - REPORT WRITING 3.0
verification provided by a physician or
physical therapist Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
Strength and conditioning for the student Covers organization of report information in
with a disability. specific crimes and California modus operandi
requirements.
59708 101 LAB TTH 0915-1010AM 309 CHIODO, C 0.5
z 58953 101 LEC TH 0615-0920PM GE127 VAUGHN, L
59709 102 LAB MW 1045-1210PM 309 CHIODO, C 1.0
59710 103 LAB TTH 1045-1140AM 309 CHIODO, C 0.5 3.0
AJ 112 - INTRODUCTION TO EVIDENCE
Administration of Justice Types of evidence, rules governing
admissibility, the hearsay rule and its
Administration of Justice courses are offered at both EVC and SJCC for exceptions.
students interested in pre-hire, transfer and Associate degree
programs. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
z 58955 101 LEC W 0615-0920PM GE127 JOHNSON, A
AJ 010 - INTRODUCTION TO ADMINISTRATION 3.0
OF JUSTICE AJ 129 - FUNDAMENTALS OF COURT 3.0
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None OPERATIONS III
Introduction and overview of criminal justice Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
system and processes: law enforcement, A survey of the satellite services which
corrections and courts. support courtroom operations and case
management.
58947 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM GE127 JOHNSON, A Class Start & End Dates: Mar 5 to May 8
z 58948 102 LEC T 0615-0920PM GE127 JOHNSON, A 59874 101 HYB SSU 0800-0440PM GE127 PATTON, C
Class meets March 5, 6 and May 7, 8 only.
AJ 011 - CRIMINAL LAW 3.0 Orientation on Saturday, March 5 at 8:00 am.
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None 101 HYB SSU 0800-0440PM GE127 GALDOS, L
Law history, definitions, classifications, Class meets March 5, 6 and May 7, 8 only.
elements, and applications. Includes case law Orientation on Saturday, March 5 at 8:00 am.
concepts.

58949 101 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM GE127 JOHNSON, A
AJ 013 - CRIMINAL PROCEDURES 3.0

Criminal procedures: pre-arrest/probable cause,
stages of court hearings and trial, case
decisions.

58950 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM GE127 JOHNSON, A
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SPRING 2011
AJ 131 - JUDICIAL BRANCH WORKPLACE: 3.0 AIRC 122 - REFRIGERATION PRINCIPLES 4.0
RELATIONSHIPS AND COMMUNICATIONS Recommended: 3 units of MATH 310 with CR or
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None placement based on assessment
Study human relationships and communications Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 1
in the judicial branch. Introduction to construction and servicing of
refrigeration systems.
Class Start & End Dates: Mar 12 to May 1
59875 101 HYB SSU 0800-0440PM GE127 YAMASAKI, D Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Class meets March 12, 13 and April 30, May 1 only z 59855 101 LEC MW 0700-0825PM B209 CONNOLLY, K
Orientation on Saturday, March 12 at 8:00 am. 101 LAB MW 0530-0655PM 207N CONNOLLY, K
101 HYB SSU 0800-0440PM GE127 TORRE, K z 59856 102 LEC MW 0700-0825PM B209 CONNOLLY, K
Class meets March 12, 13 and April 30, May 1 only
102 LAB MW 0830-0955PM 207N CONNOLLY, K
Orientation on Saturday, March 12 at 8:00 am.
Class Start & End Dates: Feb 1 to Mar 24
59864 103 LEC W 0830-1020AM 207J CONNOLLY, K
Air Conditioning
103 LEC T 0830-1235PM 207J CONNOLLY, K
Accelerated daytime program provides entry-level job skills. Students 103 LAB TH 0830-1235PM 210L CONNOLLY, K
enroll in in the daytime sections of AIRC 121 and AIRC 122 plus FMT
103 LAB W 1030-1230PM 210L CONNOLLY, K
100. Air Conditioning 131and CIS 041 are required in addition to these
classes for a Certificate of Specialization in Air Conditioning &
Refrigeration. Please call (408) 288-3781 for additional information. AIRC 131 - INTERMEDIATE AIR CONDITIONING 4.5
Prerequisite: AIRC 121 and AIRC 122 both with C
or better
4.0 Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
AIRC 121 - ELECTRICAL PRINCIPLES FOR AIR
This course analyzes the total HVAC system.
CONDITIONING/REFRIGERATION
Recommended: 3 units of MATH 310 with CR or Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
placement based on Math assessment. z 59857 101 LEC M 0600-0845PM B106 PENNING, K
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: 1 101 LEC W 0600-0705PM B106 PENNING, K
This course introduces electrical principles for
101 LAB W 0715-0835PM 209L PENNING, K
Air Conditioning/Refrigeration.
59858 102 LEC TW 0830-1240PM 209 MORAN, D
z 59853 101 LEC TTH 0700-0825PM B209 MANSFIELD, S
102 LAB TH 0830-1135AM 209L MORAN, D
101 LAB TTH 0530-0655PM 107L MANSFIELD, S
z 59854 102 LEC TTH 0700-0825PM B209 MANSFIELD, S AIRC 132 - REFRIGERATION SERVICE 4.5
102 LAB TTH 0830-0955PM 107L MANSFIELD, S Prerequisite: AIRC 121 and AIRC 122 both with C
Class Start & End Dates: Mar 29 to May 26 or better
59863 103 LEC T 0830-1235PM 107B CONNOLLY, K
This course covers refrigeration systems and their
103 LEC W 0830-1020AM 107B CONNOLLY, K service construction, operation, installation and
103 LAB TH 0830-1235PM 207N CONNOLLY, K repair.
103 LAB W 1030-1230PM 207N CONNOLLY, K
z 59859 101 LEC TH 0600-0705PM 208 CONNOLLY, K
101 LEC T 0600-0840PM 208 CONNOLLY, K
101 LAB TH 0715-0835PM 209L CONNOLLY, K

59860 102 LEC TW 0830-1240PM 208 CRONAN, J
102 LAB TH 0830-1135AM 207J CRONAN, J

SPRING 2011
AIRC 138 - WORK EXPERIENCE +1.0 - 8.0

Be employed or a volunteer at an approved
Alcohol and Drug Studies
work-site for the minimum number of hours per San Jose City College offers both an Associate of Arts and an
unit as stipulated for paid and unpaid status. Associate of Science Degree in Alcohol & Drug Studies. Students
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None planning to transfer should follow the Associate in Arts Degree. The
This course provides for the development of San Jose City College Chemical Dependency Certificate program is
workplace success skills. designed to meet the California Association of Alcohol & Drug
Counselor (CAADAC) requirement of:
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 315 Hours of approved Alcohol and Drug training education
255 Hours of Supervised Practicum
59852 101 BY ARRG CT101 CONNOLLY, K Completion of the above requirements prepares students to sit for the
written examination given by CAADAC, which is the first step toward
AIRC 142 - AIR CONDITIONING CONTROL 4.0 certification. Following completion of the written exam, CAADAC
SYSTEMS Interns are required to document 4,000-6,000 hours or 2 years full time
supervised work experience as a drug and alcohol counselor.
Prerequisite: AIRC 131 and AIRC 132 both with
Completion of 4,000-6,000 hours will entitle interns to apply for the oral
C or better examination given by CAADAC. When both the written and oral
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None examinations have been successfully completed, the California
This course presents the theory, application, and Certification Board of Alcohol & Drug Counselors awards the following
operation of HVAC control systems. certification:
Certified Alcohol Counsel (CAD) - 4,000 hour level
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Certified Alcohol & Drug Counselor (CADC) - 6,000 hour level
z 59861 101 LEC W 0600-1010PM 207N MANSFIELD, S
AIRC 145 - SHEET METAL PRINCIPLES 2.0

Introduction to fundamentals of sheet metal
working. 3.0
ADS 070 - INTRODUCTION TO CHEMICAL
MATERIAL FEE: $15.00 DEPENDENCY
z 59862 101 LEC F 0530-0625PM 207N PARENT, D An introduction to the history, causes, and
progression of chemical addiction.
101 LAB F 0635-0940PM 207L PARENT, D
z 58939 102 LEC W 0615-0920PM D105 FLORES, J
ADS 071 - PHARMACOLOGY/PHYSIOLOGY OF 3.0

ADDICTION
Pharmacological and physiological effects,
consequences, and treatment of chemical
dependency.

58940 101 LEC TH 0900-1205PM D105 GROZIER, I
ADS 072 - CODEPENDENCY AND FAMILY 3.0

DYNAMICS
Models of codependency are described
and approaches to recovery are examined.

58941 101 LEC T 0900-1205PM D105 COOK, M
ADS 073 - CASE MANAGEMENT 3.0

Chemical dependency assessment, orientation,
treatment planning, and relapse prevention.

59879 101 LEC M 0900-1205PM D105 GROZIER, I

SPRING 2011
ADS 074 - ETHICS, AND PERSONAL AND 3.0

PROFESSIONAL GROWTH Art
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Art includes Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, and Multimedia. For
Course addresses ethical, personal and additional computer courses, see class listings under Computer
professional issues for alcohol and drug Information Systems.
counselors.

z 59881 101 LEC T 0615-0920PM D105 COOK, M
ART 012 - TWO DIMENSIONAL DESIGN +3.0
ADS 075 - INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY, GROUP 3.0 Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
COUNSELING Introduction to the theories and application of
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None design in two-dimensional form.
Theories and purposes of various counseling Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
approaches with individuals, groups and
59110 101 LEC TTH 0905-1000AM F4 KENNEDY, D
families.
101 LAB TTH 1005-1205PM F4 KENNEDY, D
z 58944 101 LEC TH 0615-0920PM D105 KENDRICK, F ART 013 - THREE DIMENSIONAL DESIGN +3.0
ADS 076 - LAW AND PREVENTION: 3.0 Introduction to the theories and application of
COMMUNITY RESPONSE design in three-dimensional form.
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
How the community responds to addiction
59111 101 LEC MW 0200-0255PM 311 BELL, J
through law, education and treatment.
101 LAB MW 0300-0500PM 311 BELL, J
z 58945 101 LEC M 0615-0920PM D105 FLORES, J ART 014 - COLOR 3.0
ADS 077B - SUPERVISED PRACTICUM B 3.0 Students address the principles of color and their
Prerequisite: ADS 077A with C or better relations to art and design.
Supervised Practicum B in chemical dependency
studies. 59112 101 LEC MW 0905-1000AM F4 STAFF
101 LAB MW 1005-1205PM F4 STAFF
z 58946 101 LEC M 0615-0920PM GE103 CASPER, P ART 024 - BEGINNING DRAWING 3.0
Anthropology An introduction to the fundamental elements and
compositional principles of drawing.
3.0 Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

ANTH 062 - INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY 59114 101 LEC TTH 0905-1000AM F1 STAFF
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None 101 LAB TTH 1005-1205PM F1 STAFF
An introduction to human variation in physical
and genetic traits. ART 026 - REPRESENTATIONAL DRAWING +3.0
AND PERSPECTIVE
Prerequisite: ART 024
z 59801 101 LEC TH 0615-0920PM F5 SMITH, J Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
Drawing two-dimensional representations of three-
ANTH 063 - INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL AND 3.0 dimensional subjects.
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
This course introduces concepts of culture, 59115 101 LEC MW 0345-0440PM F1 STAFF
language, kinship, marriage, religions and the 101 LAB MW 0445-0645PM F1 STAFF
arts.

58958 101 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM GE223 SMITH, J

SPRING 2011
ART 046A - BEGINNING CERAMICS I +3.0 ART 060 - BEGINNING PAINTING I +3.0
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Prerequisite: ART 014 and ART 024; both with
Elementary clay construction and introduction C or better
to the potter's wheel. Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
MATERIAL FEE: $25.00 Introductory studio course to oil or acrylic
painting media.
59116 101 LEC TTH 1215-0110PM 311 MCGINLEY, J
101 LAB TTH 0115-0315PM 311 MCGINLEY, J 59126 101 LEC MW 1230-0125PM F4 MATHIAS, E
z 59117 102 LEC MW 0615-0710PM 311 MCGINLEY, J 101 LAB MW 0130-0330PM F4 MATHIAS, E
102 LAB MW 0715-0915PM 311 MCGINLEY, J

ART 061 - BEGINNING PAINTING II +3.0
59118 103 LEC S 0900-1050AM 311 SALISIAN, S
Prerequisite: ART 060 with C or better
103 LAB S 1100-0310PM 311 SALISIAN, S Intermediate studio painting course emphasizing
development of personal aesthetics and
ART 046B - BEGINNING CERAMICS II +3.0
composition.
Prerequisite: ART 046A with C or better
Intermediate clay construction techniques. 59127 101 LEC MW 1230-0125PM F4 MATHIAS, E
Aesthetic development and personal expression. 101 LAB MW 0130-0330PM F4 MATHIAS, E
MATERIAL FEE: $25.00
ART 072 - COMPUTER GRAPHICS 3.0
An introductory course in creating graphic
101 LAB TTH 0115-0315PM 311 MCGINLEY, J projects on the computer.
z 59120 102 LEC MW 0615-0710PM 311 MCGINLEY, J
59795 101 LEC F 0915-1105AM T303 STAFF
103 LAB S 1100-0310PM 311 SALISIAN, S
101 LAB F 1110-0320PM T303 STAFF
ART 055A - LIFE DRAWING I 3.0

ART 078 - DIGITAL VIDEO 3.0
Prerequisite: ART 024 with C or better
The basics of digital video production for
Drawing from the human figure, including drawing
beginners: shoot, record, edit using computer
accurate proportion, volume and tonal shading.
platforms.
59124 101 LEC MW 0905-1000AM F1 MATHIAS, E
101 LAB MW 1005-1205PM F1 MATHIAS, E
59128 101 LEC TTH 0230-0325PM T303 MACGOWAN, C
ART 055B - LIFE DRAWING II 3.0 101 LAB TTH 0330-0530PM T303 MACGOWAN, C
Prerequisite: ART 055A with C or better

ART 079A - WEB DESIGN 1 3.0
Intermediate course in drawing the human figure Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
with emphasis on creative aspects of figure Design and build web pages using HTML,
drawing. Dreamweaver and Fireworks.
59125 101 LEC MW 0905-1000AM F1 MATHIAS, E
59129 101 LEC TTH 1045-1140AM T401 BELL, J
101 LAB MW 1005-1205PM F1 MATHIAS, E
101 LAB TTH 1145-0145PM T401 BELL, J

SPRING 2011
ART 079B - WEB DESIGN 2 3.0 ART 092 - SURVEY OF ART HISTORY - +3.0
Prerequisite: ART 079A with C or better RENAISSANCE TO THE PRESENT
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
An advanced course in analyzing and creating Illustrated survey of the history of art from the
effective web design projects. early Italian Renaissance to the present day.
MATERIAL FEE: $20.00 Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59138 101 LEC TTH 0145-0310PM F7 KENNEDY, D
59130 101 LEC TTH 1045-1140AM T401 BELL, J z 59139 102 LEC M 0615-0920PM F7 STAFF
101 LAB TTH 1145-0145PM T401 BELL, J
INTERSESSION Jan 5 to Jan 27
ART 084A - FLASH 1 +3.0 60072 103 LEC MTWTHF 0100-0405PM B209 KENNEDY, D

ART 095 - BEGINNING WATERCOLOR 3.0
Create, test and post a dynamic, interactive Web
site using Macromedia Flash. Recommended: ART 024
MATERIAL FEE: $20.00 Introduction to the basic materials and techniques
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 of watercolor painting.
z 59131 101 LEC TTH 0615-0710PM T401 BELL, J
101 LAB TTH 0715-0915PM T401 BELL, J
59140 101 LEC TTH 0230-0325PM F1 BELL, J
+3.0 101 LAB TTH 0330-0530PM F1 BELL, J

ART 084B - FLASH 2
Prerequisite: ART 084 or ART 084A both with C or
ART 100A - CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING I +1.5
better
Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite or
levels
An introductory course in multimedia authoring.
Introductory course in the fundamentals of Chinese
MATERIAL FEE: $20.00 brush painting.
z 59132 101 LEC TTH 0615-0710PM T401 BELL, J
59142 101 LEC T 0210-0305PM F4 YU, C
101 LAB TTH 0715-0915PM T401 BELL, J
101 LAB T 0310-0500PM F4 YU, C
ART 089 - SPECIAL PROJECTS IN CERAMICS +3.0

ART 100B - CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING II +1.5
Prerequisite: ART 046B with C or better
Prerequisite: ART 100A
A continuation of Chinese Brush Painting I,
Supplemental work in specialized area of
students study advanced subject matter and
ceramic art.
techniques.
59143 101 LEC T 0210-0305PM F4 YU, C
101 LAB T 0310-0500PM F4 YU, C
101 LAB TTH 0115-0315PM 311 MCGINLEY, J
z 59134 102 LEC MW 0615-0710PM 311 MCGINLEY, J
103 LAB S 1100-0310PM 311 SALISIAN, S
ART 091 - SURVEY OF ART HISTORY - +3.0

PREHISTORIC THROUGH GOTHIC
Illustrated survey of the history of art from
prehistoric times through the Middle Ages.

59136 101 LEC MW 1220-0145PM F7 STAFF
59137 102 LEC F 0915-1220PM B201 STAFF

SPRING 2011
ATHM 048 - INTERCOLLEGIATE TRACK AND 3.0

Astronomy FIELD
The Astronomy 010 and 010L courses may require field trips. Students Corequisite: Medical examination clearance and
are responsible for any entrance fees and transportation. Contact the athletic eligibility per Commission on Athletics
instructor for details. Constitution and by-laws.
ASTRO 010 - INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY 3.0 Emphasizes all aspects of intercollegiate track
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2 and field on a competitive level.
Origin of the solar system, birth/death of stars, Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
structure/evolution of galaxies and the universe.
59716 101 LAB TRK FLYNN, D
59538 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM S213 SMAY, J ATHM 094 - INDIVIDUALIZED SKILLS +0.5 - 3.0
59539 102 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM S213 SMAY, J

LABORATORY
59540 103 LEC TTH 0100-0225PM S213 SMAY, J
Transferable individualized instruction designed
z 60277 105 LEC W 0615-0920PM S213 SMAY, J
to enrich or broaden students' experiences.
60073 104 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM B209 VANAJAKSHI, C
59717 101 LAB CARR, P
ASTRO 010L - INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY 1.0

LAB Athletics Intercollegiate Women
Prequisite: ASTRO 010 with C or better
Corequisite: or concurrent enrollment in Please call (408) 288-3730 for more information.
ASTRO 010
ATHW 012 - INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL 3.0
Introductory laboratory course in general Corequisite: Medical examination clearance and
astronomy. athletic eligibility per Commission on Athletics
Constitution and by-laws
z 59541 101 LAB M 0615-0920PM S213 CHIAR, J Students develop basic fundamental skills of
basketball and total team concept.
Athletics Intercollegiate Men Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59718 101 LAB OBERG, T
Please call (408) 288-3730 for more information.
ATHW 040 - INTERCOLLEGIATE SOFTBALL 3.0
ATHM 012 - INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL 3.0
Corequisite: Medical examination clearance and
athletic eligibility per Commission on Athletics
Constitution and by-laws.
Emphasizes all aspects of intercollegiate softball
Students develop basic fundamental skills of
on a competitive level.
basketball and total team concept.
59719 101 LAB HUNTZE-ROONE
59711 101 LAB CARR, P
ATHW 048 - INTERCOLLEGIATE TRACK AND 3.0

ATHM 024 - INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF 3.0
FIELD
Constitution and by-laws.
Emphasizes all aspects of intercollegiate golf
Emphasizes all aspects of intercollegiate track
on a competitive level.
and field on a competitive level.
59712 101 LAB STAGNARO, D
59720 101 LAB TRK FLYNN, D

SPRING 2011
ATHW 094 - INDIVIDUALIZED SKILLS +0.5 - 3.0 BIOL 021 - GENERAL BIOLOGY 4.0
LABORATORY Recommended: 3 units of Math 310 with CR or
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None placement based on Math assessment.
Transferable individualized instruction designed Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2
to enrich or broaden students' experiences. A biology course designed for non-science
majors which meets the laboratory science
requirements.
59721 101 LAB CARR, P
59553 101 LEC MW 0900-1025AM S122 ANTTILA, C
Biology 101 LAB M 1045-0150PM S134 SAINTEN, A
The Biological Science courses may require field trips. Students are 59554 102 LEC MW 0900-1025AM S122 ANTTILA, C
responsible for any entrance fees and transportation. Contact the 102 LAB W 1045-0150PM S134 SAINTEN, A
instructor for details.
59555 103 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM S122 ANTTILA, C
BIOL 001 - GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF 5.0 103 LAB T 1215-0320PM S134 JOHNSON, R
BIOLOGY 59556 104 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM S122 ANTTILA, C

Prerequisite: MATH 013 with C or better 104 LAB TH 1215-0320PM S134 JOHNSON, R
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None 59557 105 LEC MW 1215-0140PM S122 ANTTILA, C
Biology 1 introduces majors to the fundamental 105 LAB M 0215-0520PM S134 ANTTILA, C
principles and processes of science and biology.
59558 106 LEC MW 1215-0140PM S122 ANTTILA, C
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 106 LAB W 0215-0520PM S134 HURST, K
59542 101 LEC MW 1215-0140PM S123 NEWTON, M z 60275 107 LEC M 0615-0920PM S123 ANTTILA, C
101 LAB MW 0845-1150AM S130 NEWTON, M 107 LAB W 0615-0920PM S134 CARRILLO, R
59543 102 LEC MW 1215-0140PM S123 NEWTON, M z 60276 108 LEC M 0615-0920PM S123 ANTTILA, C
102 LAB MW 0200-0505PM S130 NEWTON, M 108 LAB TH 0615-0920PM S134 CARRILLO, R
BIOL 002 - ORGANISMAL BIOLOGY 5.0 BIOL 061 - HUMAN HEREDITY 3.0
Prerequisite: BIOL 001 and (CHEM 001A or Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2
CHEM 015), all with C or better A biology course covering scientific and
Recommended: A solid command of the English ethical issues of heredity for non-science
language, particularly strong reading and majors.
writing skills, is needed
Biology 2 introduces students to plant and 59559 101 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM S122 JOHNSON, R
animal organisms from cells to organ system z 59560 102 LEC W 0615-0920PM S123 JOHNSON, V
integration.
BIOL 063 - ECOLOGY 3.0
59544 101 LEC MW 1230-0155PM S133 D'ELISCU, P Study of population, community, ecosystem,
101 LAB MW 0215-0520PM S133 D'ELISCU, P landscape, and bioshere.
z 59545 102 LEC T 0615-0920PM S123 STAFF
102 LAB MW 0615-0920PM S133 STAFF
59561 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM S205 STAFF
BIOL 020 - HUMAN BIOLOGY 4.0 z 60274 102 LEC TH 0615-0920PM S123 STAFF

BIOL 066 - BOTANY 3.0
Survey of Human biology covering form and function
intended for non-majors. Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2
Students are introduced to botany and plant
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 interactions.
59546 101 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM S123 DATTA, S
101 LAB T 1115-0220PM S133 DATTA, S
59562 101 LEC TH 1230-0335PM S128 ANTTILA, C
59551 102 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM S123 DATTA, S
102 LAB TH 1115-0220PM S133 DATTA, S
z 59552 103 LEC T 0615-0920PM S133 JOHNSON, V
103 LAB TH 0615-0920PM S133 JOHNSON, V

SPRING 2011
BIOL 071 - HUMAN ANATOMY 5.0 BUS 008 - BUSINESS ENGLISH AND WRITING 3.0
Prerequisite: BIOL 021 with C or better Advisory Levels: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 3 This course teaches the basics of Business
This course is a detailed survey of the communication for a variety of audiences.
structure of the human body.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59397 101 HYB POINDEXTER, L
59563 101 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM S123 D'ELISCU, P This is a hybrid/mostly online class.
101 LAB TTH 0735-1040AM S126 D'ELISCU, P Orientation: Wednesday, February 2, 2011 at
4:30 pm in Room T212. Please email instructor
59564 102 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM S123 D'ELISCU, P
after registering at: lucy.poindexter@sjcc.edu
102 LAB TTH 0145-0450PM S126 D'ELISCU, P
z 59565 103 LEC MW 0500-0625PM S203 CABANILLA, J BUS 025 - INTRODUCTION TO INVESTMENTS 3.0
103 LAB MW 0630-0935PM S126 CABANILLA, J Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
An introductory course to familiarize the student
BIOL 072 - HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY 5.0 with the fundamentals of investing.
Prerequisite: (ANAT 001 or AP 003 or BIOL 071)
and (CHEM 001A or CHEM 015 or CHEM 030A or
CHEM 032A) and MATH 013; all with C or better 59398 101 HYB CHAWLA, G
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None This is a hybrid, mostly online class.
Study human body processes including cell Orientation: Monday, January 31, 2011 at 5:00 PM
metabolism, organ/system function. in room T-205. After registration, please
email instructor: gc9@scbglobal.net
59566 101 LEC MW 1230-0155PM S202 TAYLOR, D BUS 060 - FUNDAMENTALS OF BUSINESS 3.0
101 LAB MW 0915-1220PM S126 TAYLOR, D STATISTICS
59567 102 LEC MW 1230-0155PM S202 TAYLOR, D Prerequisite: MATH 013 with C or better or
102 LAB MW 0200-0505PM S126 SAINTEN, A
placement based on Math assessment
Recommended: MATH 061 with C or better
z 59568 103 LEC TTH 0500-0625PM S203 KOPPIKAR, S
103 LAB TTH 0630-0935PM S126 KOPPIKAR, S Students will learn how to collect and use
statistics to solve business problems.
BIOL 074 - GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY 5.0
Prerequisite: (CHEM 001A or CHEM 011A or Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
CHEM 015 or CHEM 030A or CHEM 032A or z 60284 101 LEC T 0630-0935PM T310 STAFF
CHEM 065 or CHEM 089) and (AP 003 or ANAT 001
or BIOL 001 or BIOL 071 or BIOL 072 or PHYSO 060); BUS 068 - SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 3.0
all with C or better Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 3 This course familiarizes students with the basic
Microbial metabolism, genetics, control, elements of starting and managing a small
infection, disease, immunity, and lab business.
techniques.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 z 59399 101 LEC TH 0600-0905PM T312 LAHAI, M
59569 101 LEC TTH 1225-0150PM S123 DANIEL, A
101 LAB TTH 0900-1205PM S132 DANIEL, A BUS 071 - LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF 3.0
59570 102 LEC TTH 1225-0150PM S123 DANIEL, A BUSINESS
102 LAB TTH 0245-0550PM S132 DRAZKIEWICZ, A
This course covers laws and regulations affecting
z 59571 103 LEC TTH 0500-0625PM S122 FITZGERALD, M
business including legal concepts and cases.
103 LAB TTH 0645-0950PM S132 FITZGERALD, M
59400 101 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM T424 BLACK, J
Business
59401 102 LEC MW 1215-0140PM T424 BLACK, J
z 59402 103 LEC W 0630-0935PM T424 BLACK, J
BUS 007A - BUSINESS LANGUAGE SKILLS +3.0
Application of English language for business
writing.

59396 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM T213 CARTY, L

SPRING 2011
BUS 082 - INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 3.0 CHEM 001B - GENERAL CHEMISTRY 5.0
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: 2 Prerequisite: CHEM 001A with C or better
An introductory course to business functions and Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
practices in the context of the global A second course in general chemistry, with lab,
environment. for science and pre-professional majors.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59403 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM T424 BLACK, J 59576 101 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM S202 SONG, J
59404 102 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM T424 BLACK, J 101 LAB TTH 0900-1205PM S212 SONG, J
z 59405 103 LEC T 0630-0935PM T313 LAHAI, M 59577 102 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM S202 SONG, J
INTERSESSION Jan 5 to Jan 27 102 LAB TTH 0200-0505PM S212 SONG, J

z 59578 103 LEC TTH 0545-0710PM S212 WILSON, L
59527 104 LEC MTWTHF 1100-0205PM T424 BLACK, J
103 LAB TTH 0715-1020PM S212 WILSON, L
BUS 112 - ADVERTISING, PROMOTION, AND 3.0
SALES CHEM 012A - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 5.0
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2 Prerequisite: CHEM 001B with C or better
Introduction to field of advertising and Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
promotion, emphasizing integrated marketing The first course of a two semester sequence in
communications. organic chemistry for majors.
z 59406 101 LEC M 0630-0935PM T310 STAFF 59579 101 LEC MW 0745-0910AM S203 LAZIK, I
101 LAB MW 0930-1235PM S208 LAZIK, I
BUS 124 - INTERNATIONAL MARKETING 3.0
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2 CHEM 012B - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 5.0
An introductory course to acquaint students Prerequisite: CHEM 012A with C or better
with operations pertaining to international Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
marketing. The second course of a two semester sequence in
organic science for majors.
z 59407 101 LEC W 0630-0935PM T312 LAHAI, M Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59580 101 LEC TTH 1230-0155PM S203 ZHENG, C
101 LAB TTH 0900-1205PM S208 ZHENG, C
Chemistry
All chemistry students are required to provide their own OSHA
approved safety goggles.
CHEM 001A - GENERAL CHEMISTRY 5.0

Prerequisite: CHEM 015 and MATH 013 both with C or
better
A first course in general chemistry with lab for
science and pre-professional majors.
MATERIAL FEE: $5.00
59572 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM S204 NGUYEN, K
101 LAB MW 0735-1040AM S209 NGUYEN, K
59573 102 LEC MW 1045-1210PM S204 NGUYEN, K
102 LAB MW 1240-0345PM S209 NGUYEN, K
59574 103 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM S204 CABRERA, J
103 LAB TTH 0735-1040AM S209 CABRERA, J
59575 104 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM S204 CABRERA, J
104 LAB TTH 1240-0345PM S209 NGUYEN, K
z 60272 105 LEC MW 0545-0710PM S209 SAINI, S
105 LAB MW 0715-1020PM S209 SAINI, S

SPRING 2011
CHEM 015 - FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMISTRY 4.0 CHEM 032A - INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL, 4.0
Prerequisite: MATH 011A or MATH 011R or ORGANIC, AND BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY
MATH 012 or MATH 011S; all with C or better or Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2
equivalent First of a two course sequence in introductory
Recommended: MATH 013 may be taken prior to or chemistry for paraprofessionals & non-science
concurrent with CHEM 015 majors.
Advisory Level: Read : 3 Write: 3 Math: None MATERIAL FEE: $5.00
A preparatory course for CHEM 001A with lab
meeting part of the GE requirement in physical
science. 59587 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM S204 ADAMCZESKI, M
MATERIAL FEE: $5.00 101 LAB M 1100-0215PM S212 SONG, J

59588 102 LEC MW 0915-1040AM S204 ADAMCZESKI, M
102 LAB W 1100-0205PM S212 SONG, J
59581 101 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM S204 LAZIK, I
59589 103 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM S204 ADAMCZESKI, M
101 LAB T 1045-0150PM S211 LAZIK, I
This class is part of a Learning Community and
59582 102 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM S204 LAZIK, I students must also enroll in MATH 013,
102 LAB TH 1045-0150PM S211 LAZIK, I Reg ID# 59645. For more information about
59583 103 LEC MW 1100-1225PM S202 CABRERA, J Learning Communities call 408-288-3124 or go to
This class is part of a Learning Community and the SJCC homepage at www.sjcc.edu and click on
students must also enroll in MATH 013, Learning Communities.
Reg ID# 59641. For more information about 103 LAB T 0200-0505PM S209 ADAMCZESKI, M
Learning Communities call 408-288-3124 or go to This class is part of a Learning Community and
the SJCC homepage at www.sjcc.edu and click on students must also enroll in MATH 013,
Learning Communities Reg ID# 59645. For more information about
103 LAB M 0745-1050AM S211 CABRERA, J Learning Communities call 408-288-3124 or go to
Reg ID# 59641. For more information about
59590 104 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM S204 ADAMCZESKI, M
59584 104 LEC MW 1100-1225PM S202 CABRERA, J Learning Communities call 408-288-3124 or go to
Reg ID# 59641. For more information about 104 LAB TH 0200-0505PM S209 ADAMCZESKI, M
104 LAB W 0745-1050AM S211 CABRERA, J Learning Communities call 408-288-3124 or go to
Reg ID# 59641. For more information about z 59591 105 LEC M 0615-0920PM S202 IBRAHIM, S
Learning Communities call 408-288-3124 or go to
105 LAB W 0615-0920PM S212 CARLSON, W
the SJCC homepage at www.sjcc.edu and click on
z 59592 106 LEC M 0615-0920PM S202 IBRAHIM, S
Learning Communities
106 LAB TH 0615-0920PM S209 CARLSON, W
z 59585 105 LEC M 0615-0920PM S204 DIPIETRO, R
105 LAB W 0615-0920PM S211 DIPIETRO, R
z 59586 106 LEC M 0615-0920PM S204 DIPIETRO, R
106 LAB TH 0615-0920PM S211 DIPIETRO, R

SPRING 2011
CHEM 032B - INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL, 4.0

ORGANIC AND BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY Communication Studies
Prerequisite: CHEM 030A or CHEM 032A or
CHEM 015 or CHEM 001A all with C or better COMS 010 - INTERPERSONAL 3.0
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 1 COMMUNICATION
Second of two course sequence in introductory Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
chemistry for paraprofessionals & non-science Provides understanding of interpersonal
majors. communication skills with emphasis on in-class
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 discussion.
59593 101 LEC M 1100-0205PM S203 ADAMCZESKI, M Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
101 LAB W 1100-0205PM S211 ADAMCZESKI, M 59905 101 LEC TTH 0145-0310PM T304 MCCALLUM, L
z 59594 102 LEC TH 0615-0920PM S205 ADAMCZESKI, M z 59906 102 LEC TH 0615-0920PM T304 AVILA, C
102 LAB T 0615-0920PM S211 ADAMCZESKI, M
COMS 020 - ORAL COMMUNICATION 3.0
Chinese Develop public speaking skills, learn effective
research, organization, and delivery.
See other Foreign Languages under French, Japanese, Sign
Language, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
+5.0 59907 101 LEC MW 0745-0910AM T210 IYENGAR, A

CHIN 001A - ELEMENTARY MANDARIN
59908 102 LEC TTH 0745-0910AM T210 IYENGAR, A
Advisory Levels: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
A comprehensive introduction to elementary 59909 103 LEC MW 0915-1040AM T210 SHELTON, M
Mandarin for students with no background in 59914 104 LEC MW 1045-1210PM T210 SHELTON, M
Mandarin. 59915 105 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM T210 SHELTON, M
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59916 106 LEC W 0145-0450PM T304 MCCALLUM, L
60286 101 LEC TWTH 0915-1040AM GE101 YU, J 59917 107 LEC TTH 0415-0540PM T210 AVILA, C
z 59918 108 LEC M 0615-0920PM T304 MCCALLUM, L
CHIN 001AL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - *0.5 z 59919 109 LEC T 0615-0920PM T304 GEORGE, N
CHINESE 1A z 59920 110 LEC W 0615-0920PM T210 GAINER, B
Corequisite: CHIN 001A z 59921 111 LEC TH 0615-0920PM T210 SHEAHAN, J
The Foreign Language/Humanitites Laboratory INTERSESSION Jan 5 to Jan 27
supplements classroominstruction for 60075 112 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM T210 SHELTON, M
CHIN 001A.
COMS 040 - INTRODUCTION TO 3.0
ARGUMENTATION
60265 101 LAB GE209B YU, J
Logical arguments, critical listening, analytical
CHIN 001B - ELEMENTARY MANDARIN 5.0
thinking through speeches, cases, debates, briefs.
Prerequisite: CHIN 001A with C or better
The second elementary Mandarin language and 59922 101 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM T210 SHELTON, M
culture course. 59923 102 LEC MW 1215-0140PM T210 SHELTON, M
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 z 59924 103 LEC T 0615-0920PM T210 SHEAHAN, J
59972 101 LEC TTH 1215-0240PM B102 YU, J

COMS 045 - SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION 3.0
CHIN 001BL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - *0.5 Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
CHINESE 1B Theory and practice in small group interaction.
Analysis of the group communication process.
Corequisite: CHIN 001B
The Foreign Language/Humanities Laboratory supplem
59925 101 LEC F 0915-1220PM T304 ECKSTONE, S
supplements classrooinstruction for
59926 102 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM T304 MCCALLUM, L
CHIN 001B.
z 59927 103 LEC W 0500-0805PM T304 MCCALLUM, L
59973 101 LAB GE209B YU, J

SPRING 2011
CA 011 - SPEED AND ACCURACY 1.0

Computer Applications Prerequisite: Touch keyboarding speed of 25 net
SELF-PACED COURSES: words per minute
Computer Application courses CA 020D, 030A, 040D, 045D, 070D, Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
075D, 080D and CA 302, 303,304, 305, 306 require a mandatory Significant improvement of keyboarding speed
orientation during the first week of school, which begins January 31, and accuracy.
2011. Students must select and attend one of the orientation times
listed below if they plan to register for any of the courses listed above: Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59420 101 LAB MW 1045-1210PM T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S
Tuesday: 9:00AM-12:05PM OR 6:00PM-9:05PM, Room T202 and
T203 z 59421 102 LAB T 0645-0950PM T213 PATELLARO, J
Wednesday: 6:00PM-9:05 PM, Room T202 and T203
Friday: 9:00AM-12:05PM, Room T202 and T203 CA 015A - DOCUMENT PROCESSING +2.0
Prerequisite: CA 010A with C or better or
All of these courses are self-paced, open-entry and open- exit courses.
OTP 011A or OTP 145 or type 25 net words
These courses ARE NOT ONLINE, but are web enhanced with the
Moodle Online Learning System. Students receive hands-on a minute
assistance from the instructors and instructional support staff in the Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
labs. The CA Department highly recommends that students only Students will construct business letters,
register for one or two of the courses at a time. Once the course has memos, tables, and reports.
been completed, students can sign up for additional courses during the
same semester as long as it is within the open enrollment period. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59422 101 LEC M 1045-1140AM T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S
CA 050D, 055D, 060D, 065D are ONLY OFFERED on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings from 6:00PM-9:05PM, Room T203, in self-paced, 101 LAB W 1045-1250PM T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S
open-entry and open-exit format. Students registering for these 101 LAB M 1145-1245PM T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S
courses should attend the mandatory orientation at this time.
z 59424 102 LEC T 0600-0655PM T213 PATELLARO, J
NON-SELF-PACED COURSES: 102 LAB T 0700-1005PM T213 PATELLARO, J
CA 005, 010A, 011, 015A, 100D are taught in lecture/lab format that
require mandatory attendance. CA 020D - MICROSOFT WINDOWS +1.0
Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding skill of
25 net words a minute
Work w/windows media, share network files, manage
hardware, and admin. of computer.

59426 101 LAB T203 STAFF
CA 005 - COMPUTER LITERACY 2.0 Mandatory Orientation during the first week of
Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding speed class at one of the scheduled lab sessions:
of 25 net words per minute Tuesday: 9:00-12:05 pm, 6:00-9:05 pm in T202
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None and T203
A basic computer literacy course; with MS Wednesday: 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 and T203
Office applications. Friday: 9:00-12:05 pm in T202 and T203

CA 030A - INTERNET FOR BEGINNERS +1.0
59416 101 LEC TH 0900-0955AM T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S
Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding skill of
101 LAB TH 1000-0105PM T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S 25 net words a minute
CA 306 content and use HTML creating web pages,
CA 010A - COMPUTER KEYBOARDING 1.0
network basics, & security and E-business issues.
Computer keyboarding mastery is developed Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
using touch keyboarding techniques. 59427 101 LAB T203 STAFF
Mandatory Orientation during the first week of
class at one of the scheduled lab sessions:
59417 101 LAB MW 0915-1040AM T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S Tuesday: 9:00-12:05 pm, 6:00-9:05 pm in T202
59418 102 LAB MW 1045-1210PM T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S and T203
z 59419 103 LAB T 0615-0920PM T213 PATELLARO, J Wednesday: 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 and T203
Friday: 9:00-12:05 pm in T202 and T203

SPRING 2011
CA 040D - MICROSOFT WORD SPECIALIST +1.0 CA 060D - MICROSOFT ACCESS SPECIALIST +1.0
Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding of 25 net Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding skill of 25
words a minute net words a minute
Develops MS Word Specialist skills and prepares Develops MS Access Specialist skills and prepares
students for MOS and/or ICDL-US certification. students for MOS and/or ICDL-US certification.
59428 101 LAB T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S 59432 101 LAB T203 WEINER, G
Mandatory Orientation during the first week of Mandatory Orientation during the first week of
class at one of the scheduled lab sessions: class. Preferred lab time for this section is
Tuesday: 9:00-12:05 pm, 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 Wednesdays and Thursdays 6:00-9:05 pm in T203.
and T203
Wednesday: 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 and T203 CA 065D - MICROSOFT ACCESS EXPERT +1.0
Friday: 9:00-12:05 pm in T202 and T203 Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding skill of 25
net words a minute and completion of CA 060D are
CA 045D - MICROSOFT WORD EXPERT +1.0 strongly recommended
Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding of 25 Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
net words a minute and completion of CA 040D is Develops MS Access Specialist skills and prepares
strongly recommended students for MOS and/or ICDL-US certification.
Develops MS Word Expert skills and prepares
students for MOS and/or ICDL-US certification. 59433 101 LAB T203 WEINER, G
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 class. Preferred lab time for this section is
59429 101 LAB T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S Wednesdays and Thursdays 6:00-9:05 pm in T203.
class at one of the scheduled lab sessions: CA 070D - MICROSOFT POWERPOINT +1.0
Tuesday: 9:00-12:05 pm, 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 SPECIALIST
and T203 Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding skill of 25
Wednesday: 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 and T203 net words a minute
Friday: 9:00-12:05 pm in T202 and T203 Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
Students will develop MS PowerPoint skills and
CA 050D - MICROSOFT EXCEL SPECIALIST +1.0 prepare to take ICDL-US and/or MOS certification.
Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding skill of 25
net words a minute
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None 59434 101 LAB T202 WEINER, G
Develops MS Excel Specialist skills and prepares Mandatory Orientation during the first week of
students for MOS and/or ICDL-US certification. class at one of the scheduled lab sessions:
Tuesday: 9:00-12:05 pm, 6:00-9:05 pm in T202
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 and T203
59430 101 LAB T203 WEINER, G Wednesday: 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 and T203
Mandatory Orientation during the first week of Friday: 9:00-12:05 pm in T202 and T203
class. Preferred lab time for this section is
Wednesdays and Thursdays 6:00-9:05 pm in T203. CA 075D - MICROSOFT POWERPOINT EXPERT +1.0
Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding skill of 25
CA 055D - MICROSOFT EXCEL EXPERT +1.0 net words a minute and completion of CA 070D are
Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding skill of 25 strongly recommended
net words a minute and completion of CA 050D are Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
strongly recommended Students will develop MS PowerPoint skills and
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None prepare to take ICDL-US and/or MOS certification.
Develops MS Excel Expert skills and prepares
students for MOS and/or ICDL-US certification.
59435 101 LAB T202 WEINER, G
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Mandatory Orientation during the first week of
59431 101 LAB T203 WEINER, G class at one of the scheduled lab sessions:
Mandatory Orientation during the first week of Tuesday: 9:00-12:05 pm, 6:00-9:05 pm in T202
class. Preferred lab time for this section is and T203
Wednesdays and Thursdays 6:00-9:05 pm in T203. Wednesday: 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 and T203

SPRING 2011
CA 080D - MICROSOFT OUTLOOK +1.0 CA 304 - GETTING STARTED WITH *0.5

Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding skills of 25 MICROSOFT EXCEL
net words a minute and familiarity with MS Windows Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None or levels
Develops MS Outlook skills and prepares students Students use Excel to create spreadsheets,
for Outlook ICDL-US and/or MOS certification. charts, and calculate formulas.
59436 101 LAB T202 YOUNGBLOOD, S 59439 101 LAB T203 WEINER, G
Mandatory Orientation during the first week of Mandatory Orientation during the first week of
class at one of the scheduled lab sessions: class at one of the scheduled lab sessions:
Tuesday: 9:00-12:05 pm, 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 Tuesday: 9:00-12:05 pm, 6:00-9:05 pm in T202
and T203 and T203
Wednesday: 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 and T203 Wednesday: 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 and T203
Friday: 9:00-12:05 pm in T202 and T203 Friday: 9:00-12:05 pm in T202 and T203
CA 100D - MICROSOFT OFFICE +3.0 CA 305 - GETTING STARTED WITH *0.5

Recommended: Basic touch keyboarding skill of at MICROSOFT POWERPOINT
least 25 net words a minute Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None or levels
Learn introductory MS Office applications for Fundamental PowerPoint skills including slides
ICDL-US and/or MOS exams. and templates with text, clip art, and
animation.
z 59425 101 LEC M 0600-0825PM T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
101 LAB M 0835-0955PM T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S 59440 101 LAB T202 WEINER, G
CA 302 - GETTING STARTED WITH *0.5 class at one of the scheduled lab sessions:
MICROSOFT WINDOWS Tuesday: 9:00-12:05 pm, 6:00-9:05 pm in T202
and T203
Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite
Wednesday: 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 and T203
or levels
Basic Windows terminology and skills, customize
windows, search for files, and use Windows
CA 306 - GETTING STARTED WITH THE *0.5
Explorer.
INTERNET
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite
59437 101 LAB T203 STAFF or levels
Mandatory Orientation during the first week of Basic internet fundamentals including using
class at one of the scheduled lab sessions: the browser, search engines, e-mails, and
Tuesday: 9:00-12:05 pm, 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 research.
and T203
Wednesday: 6:00-9:05 pm in T202 and T203 Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Friday: 9:00-12:05 pm in T202 and T203 59441 101 LAB T203 STAFF
CA 303 - GETTING STARTED WITH *0.5 class at one of the scheduled lab sessions:
MICROSOFT WORD Tuesday: 9:00-12:05 pm, 6:00-9:05 pm in T202
and T203
levels
Basic word processing tasks using Microsoft
Word.

59438 101 LAB T203 YOUNGBLOOD, S
class at one of the scheduled lab sessions:
Tuesday: 9:00-12:05 pm, 6:00-9:05 pm in T202
and T203

SPRING 2011
CIS 018C - CISCO LOCAL AREA NETWORK +3.0

Computer Information Systems DESIGN
Prerequisite: CIS 018B with C or better
CIS 017A - WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL 3.0 Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
Recommended: CIS 041 is strongly recommended Design and configuration of an actual network
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None design used for typical LANs.
Managing and maintaining a Windows XP Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Professional environment.
z 59449 101 LEC TH 0600-0825PM T201 WONG, W
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to Mar 24 101 LAB TH 0830-0950PM T201 WONG, W
z 59444 101 LEC TTH 0600-0825PM T205 SENGAL, K
101 LAB TTH 0830-0950PM T205 SENGAL, K CIS 018D - CISCO WIDE AREA NETWORK +3.0
DESIGN
CIS 017B - WINDOWS 2003 SERVER 3.0 Prerequisite: CIS 018C with C or better
Prerequisite: CIS 017A with C or better Advisory Levels: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Design and configuration of an actual Wide Area
Managing and maintaining a Microsoft Windows Network (WAN).
Server 2003 environment.
Class Start & End Dates: Mar 28 to May 26 z 59450 101 LEC TH 0600-0825PM T201 WONG, W
z 59445 101 LEC TTH 0600-0825PM T205 SENGAL, K 101 LAB TH 0830-0950PM T201 WONG, W
101 LAB TTH 0830-0950PM T205 SENGAL, K
CIS 020A - ADVANCED XML 3.0
CIS 017E - EXCHANGE SERVER 2003 3.0 Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Prerequisite: CIS 017C with C or better Students will study the techniques to move
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None beyond basic XML markup to develop advanced
This course will cover various aspects of applications.
implementing, managing and maintaining Microsoft
Exchange.
59451 101 INTERNET HAYES, K
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Once registered, students must contact the
z 59446 101 LEC W 0600-0825PM T212 WORKENEH, Y instructor by email: kerry.hayes@sjcc.edu
101 LAB W 0830-0950PM T212 WORKENEH, Y

CIS 023A - ADVANCED JAVASCRIPT - WEB 2.0 3.0
CIS 018A - CISCO NETWORK ESSENTIALS +3.0 Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Prerequisite: CIS 041 with C or better This course will provide the insights and
Advisory Levels: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None techniques to be able to develop real
Fundamentals of networking including OSI model, applications.
IP addressing, routing, and cabling. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to Mar 23 59452 101 INTERNET HAYES, K
Once registered, students must contact the
z 59447 101 LEC MW 0600-0825PM T201 MUIR, V
instructor by email: kerry.hayes@sjcc.edu
101 LAB MW 0830-0955PM T201 MUIR, V
CIS 024B - PHP PROGRAMMING 3.0

CIS 018B - CISCO ROUTER AND IOS +3.0
SOFTWARE
Students will study to use the leading
Prerequisite: CIS 018A with C or better
Web-server, Web-site Dynamic Language.
Fundamentals of wide area network protocols, Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Cisco router configurations, and Internet 59453 101 INTERNET HAYES, K
worked systems. Once registered, students must contact the
instructor by email: kerry.hayes@sjcc.edu
z 59448 101 LEC MW 0600-0825PM T201 MUIR, V
101 LAB MW 0830-0955PM T201 MUIR, V

SPRING 2011
CIS 036 - WEB 2.0 PROGRAMMING 3.0 CIS 055 - DATA STRUCTURES 3.0
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Prerequisite: CIS 042 or CIS 054 or MATH 082
Students study the technologies needed to all with C or better
produce rich Web 2.0 applications. Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Covers data abstraction and structures using the
"C" programming language.
59454 101 INTERNET HAYES, K
Once registered, students must contact the Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
instructor by email: kerry.hayes@sjcc.edu z 59462 101 HYB M 0600-1000PM T202 TAYCO, P
This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will
CIS 041 - INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER 3.0 be taught online.
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2 CIS 059 - OBJECT ORIENTED 3.0
An introductory transfer-level course for Business PROGRAMMING - USING C++
and CIS majors: a survey of computer information. Prerequisite: CIS 042 or CIS 054 both with C or
better
z 59456 101 LEC M 0600-0805PM T213 LUNDIE, C Object Oriented Programming Concepts using C++.
101 LEC M 0910-1010PM T213 LUNDIE, C
101 LAB M 0810-0905PM T213 LUNDIE, C
z 59463 101 HYB M 0600-1000PM T202 TAYCO, P
z 59457 102 LEC TH 0600-0805PM T213 LUNDIE, C This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will
102 LEC TH 0910-1010PM T213 LUNDIE, C be taught online.
102 LAB TH 0810-0905PM T213 LUNDIE, C
59458 103 HYB T 1045-0105PM T213 MCELROY, D CIS 062A - INTRODUCTION TO PC HARDWARE +2.0
This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will AND DIAGNOSTICS
be taught online. Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: 2
59459 104 HYB MCELROY, D An introductory course on personal computer
Students should e-mail the instructor at hardware and diagnostics, a primer for A+
Dan.McElroy@sjcc.edu. Students can attend the certification.
orientation for CIS 041 sections 59459-104 and
59460-105 either Monday, January 31, 2011 at
5 PM or Tuesday, February 1, 2011 at 5 PM in z 59464 101 LEC TW 0500-0725PM T306 LUNDIE, C
T-415. Students who miss the orientation or do 101 LAB TW 0735-1000PM T306 LUNDIE, C
not e-mail the instructor by February 1, 2011
may be dropped from the class. CIS 062B - A+ CORE PC HARDWARE +2.0
59460 105 HYB MCELROY, D TECHNOLOGY
Students should e-mail the instructor at Prerequisite: CIS 062A
Dan.McElroy@sjcc.edu. Students can attend the Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
orientation for CIS 041 sections 59459-104 and Preparation for CompTIA's A+ Core Hardware
59460-105 either Monday, January 31, 2011 at Service Technician Exam.
5 PM or Tuesday, February 1, 2011 at 5 PM in
Class Start & End Dates: Mar 8 to Apr 6
T-415. Students who miss the orientation or do
not e-mail the instructor by February 1, 2011 z 59465 101 LEC TW 0500-0725PM T306 LUNDIE, C
may be dropped from the class. 101 LAB TW 0735-1000PM T306 LUNDIE, C
INTERSESSION Jan 5 to Jan 27 CIS 062C - A+ CORE PC OPERATING +2.0

60074 101 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM T212 MCELROY, D SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
101 LAB MTWTHF 1210-0105PM T212 MCELROY, D Prerequisite: CIS 062A
CIS 054 - C/C++ PROGRAMMING 3.0 Preparation for CompTIA's A+ Operating System
Prerequisite: CIS 042 Technologies Exam.
Class Start & End Dates: Apr 12 to May 25
The course includes the C language and object
oriented concepts using C++. z 59466 101 LEC TW 0500-0700PM T306 LUNDIE, C
101 LAB TW 0710-0910PM T306 LUNDIE, C
z 59461 101 HYB T 0600-1000PM T209 MCELROY, D
be taught online.

SPRING 2011
CIS 073 - VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING 3.0 CNSTR 101B - RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION 3.0
Recommended: CIS 042 or equivalent strongly FRAMING
recommended Prerequisite: CNSTR 101A with C or better
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Corequisite: Or concurrent enrollment in
An introduction to Windows programming with Visual CNSTR 101A
Basic. Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
Building foundations, floor framing, subflooring,
wall and ceiling framing systems.
z 59467 101 HYB M 0600-0800PM T210 MCELROY, D
This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will MATERIAL FEE: $45.00
be taught online. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
z 101 HYB M 0800-1000PM T205 MCELROY, D z 59834 101 LEC MW 0600-0655PM CT111 LOMAX, D
This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will 101 LAB MW 0700-0900PM CT112 LOMAX, D
be taught online.
59835 102 LEC MW 1215-0110PM CT111 LOMAX, D
3.0 102 LAB MW 0115-0315PM CT112 LOMAX, D

CIS 084 - JAVA PROGRAMMING
Advisory level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None 3.0
CNSTR 102A - RESIDENTIAL
Students learn to develop stand-alone Java
CONSTRUCTION - PLUMBING
applications.
Prerequisite: CNSTR 101A with C or better
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 1
z 59468 101 HYB T 0600-1000PM T209 MCELROY, D Students will learn and apply fundamentals of
This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will residential plumbing.
be taught online. MATERIAL FEE: $25.00
CIS 132 - WEB PAGES WITH HTML 3.0
z 59836 101 LEC TTH 0600-0655PM CT117 KRAUSE, W
Recommended: CIS 131 strongly recommended
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None 101 LAB TTH 0700-0900PM CT118 KRAUSE, W
Setting up World Wide Web pages using HTML.
CNSTR 102B - RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL 4.0
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 WIRING
z 59469 101 LEC W 0600-0825PM T213 GEE, L Recommended: General math skills are needed for
101 LAB W 0830-0950PM T213 GEE, L calculations.
Fundamentals of electrical wiring which include
Construction Technology safety, tools, codes, conductors, breakers,
switches, and receptacles.
Successful completion of this program prepares student for entry into
the construction trades, which require a technical skill and MATERIAL FEE: $15.00
understanding of construction processes. Please call (408) 288-3781
for additional information.
z 59837 101 LEC MW 0600-0725PM CT117 HALL, L
CNSTR 101A - CONSTRUCTION TOOLS, 4.0 101 LAB MW 0730-0855PM CT117 HALL, L
MATERIALS AND PROCESSES 59838 102 LEC S 0830-1135AM CT117 HALL, L
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None 102 LAB S 1200-0305PM CT117 HALL, L
Recommended: Review of general math skills and
basic geometry is helpful. CNSTR 104 - INTERIOR/EXTERIOR FINISH 4.0
Introduction to construction industry; covers Prerequisite: CNSTR 101A
tools, materials, processes and construction Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
methods. Finishing methods for interior and exterior floor,
MATERIAL FEE: $45.00 wall and ceiling building surfaces.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 MATERIAL FEE: $45.00
59832 101 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM CT113 KAUFFMAN, J Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
101 LAB TTH 0145-0310PM CT113 KAUFFMAN, J z 59839 101 LEC T 0600-0905PM CT111 BERMUDES, L
z 59833 102 LEC TTH 0600-0725PM CT113 KAUFFMAN, J 101 LAB TH 0600-0905PM CT111 BERMUDES, L
102 LAB TTH 0730-0855PM CT113 KAUFFMAN, J

SPRING 2011
CNSTR 105 - CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION 3.0 CNSTR 117 - CONSTRUCTION SAFETY 1.5
Prerequisite: CNSTR 101A with C or better STANDARDS
Concrete construction including forming, Students learn California construction safety
reinforcing, planning and finishing concrete. standards.
MATERIAL FEE: $35.00 Class Start & End Dates: Mar 1 to Apr 12
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 z 59845 101 LEC T 0600-0930PM CT114 LOMAX, D
59840 101 LEC S 0815-1120AM CT114 COTA, J
101 LAB S 1200-0305PM CT114 COTA, J CNSTR 120 - BUILDING CODE FOR THE 1.0
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
CNSTR 106 - CONSTRUCTION BLUEPRINT 3.0 Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
READING, ESTIMATING, CODES AND This course will cover the International Building
SPECIFICATIONS Code (IBC).
Prerequisite: CNSTR 101A with C or better Class Start & End Dates: Apr 26 to May 17
z 59847 101 LEC T 0600-1005PM CT114 LOMAX, D
Construction estimating including blueprint
reading, codes, specifications materials and
CNSTR 125 - GREEN CONSTRUCTION +3.0
bidding.
MATERIAL FEE: $20.00 This seminar will introduce the rapidly
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 evolving field of environmentally friendly
59841 101 LEC T 1215-0320PM CT114 LOMAX, D construction.

CNSTR 110 - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING AND 3.0
59848 101 LEC TH 1215-0320PM CT114 LOMAX, D
HOME PLANNING
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2 3.0
CNSTR 128 - INTRODUCTION TO NATIONAL
Recommended: Completion of CNSTR 101A,
ELECTRICAL CODE
101B, 102A, 102B, 103, 106, 107, and 108
Recommended: CNSTR 102B, Electrical Wiring,
prior to this course
and/or other related trade knowledge strongly
Architectural planning and drawing including
recommended
building design, plot plan, and codes.
MATERIAL FEE: $25.00 This course is designed for introductory study
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 of the National Electrical Code.
z 59842 101 LEC MW 0600-0655PM 107I LOWE, L Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
101 LAB MW 0700-0900PM 107I LOWE, L z 59849 101 LEC TH 0530-0835PM CT114 GORGINIAN, E
CNSTR 115 - BLUEPRINT READING 1.0 +4.5

CNSTR 130 - HOUSE BUILDING PRACTICUM
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 1
Course provides skills in interpretation of Help build a house for low income families. No
two-dimensional line drawings for construction. experience necessary.
Class Start & End Dates: Mar 2 to Mar 23 Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
z 59843 101 LEC W 0530-0935PM CT114 COTA, J 59850 101 LEC F 0800-1105AM CT112 KAUFFMAN, J
101 LAB F 1130-0405PM OFC KAUFFMAN, J
CNSTR 116 - ESTIMATING 1.0
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None CNSTR 133 - LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE EXAM 2.0
Course provides basic concepts of construction PREPARATION
cost estimating.
Class Start & End Dates: Feb 1 to Feb 22 Basics of the USGBC Leadership in Energy and
z 59844 101 LEC T 0600-1005PM CT114 LOMAX, D Environmental Design (LEED) rating system.

60287 101 LEC S 0900-0115PM CT112 STAFF

SPRING 2011
CNSTR 138 - WORK EXPERIENCE +1.0 - 8.0 COS 105B - COSMETOLOGY SENIOR 16.0
Corequisite: Be employed or a volunteer at an LABORATORY
approved work-site for the minimum number of Prerequisite: COS 105A with C or better
hours per unit as stipulated for paid and Corequisite: COS 010B
unpaid status. Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Continuing Cosmetology course is a second semester
This course provides for the development of practical, lecture, lab and clinic that includes
workplace success skills. more advanced techniques.
59851 101 BY ARRG CT112 KAUFFMAN, J 59474 101 LEC MTWTHF 0900-0955AM C102 HONESTO, S
For more information, email the instructor at:
101 LAB MTWTHF 1000-0440PM C102 HONESTO, S
jerry.kauffman@sjcc.edu
59475 102 LEC MTWTHF 0900-0955AM C102 NASSAB, R
102 LAB MTWTHF 1000-0440PM C102 NASSAB, R
Cosmetology
COS 130A - ESTHETICS I 11.0
NOTE: Departmental approval required for registration in the Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 1
Cosmetology Program. Prior application to the program is required.
Covers basic skin care theory and practice for
Upon approval, students must attend a mandatory orientation. For
information, phone (408) 288-3710. State Board Licensing.
NOTE: Departmental approval required for registration in the Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Esthetician Program. Prior application to the program is required.
z 59477 101 LEC WTH 0530-0700PM C203 LIPILINA, Y
Upon approval students must attend a mandatory orientation. For
information, phone (408) 288-3766. 101 LEC S 0800-1100AM C203 LIPILINA, Y
101 LAB T 0530-0950PM C203 WEEKS, A
z 101 LAB WTH 0705-0955PM C203 WEEKS, A
COS 010A - COSMETOLOGY FRESHMAN 5.0
101 LAB S 1130-0430PM C203 WEEKS, A
THEORY
Corequisite: COS 105A COS 130B - ESTHETICS II 11.0
Prerequisite: COS 130A with C or better
This is a first semester theory class for the
Cosmetology program.
This course covers advanced skin care theory
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 and practical application for Estheticians.
59470 101 LEC MTWTHF 0800-0855AM T418 BANKS, R Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
z 59478 101 LEC T 0530-0950PM C204 LIPILINA, Y
COS 010B - COSMETOLOGY SENIOR THEORY 5.0
101 LEC S 0800-1000AM C204 LIPILINA, Y
Prerequisite: COS 010A and COS 105A both with C or
better z 101 LAB WTH 0530-0950PM C204 WEEKS, A
Corequisite: COS 105B 101 LAB S 1000-0430PM C204 WEEKS, A
This is a second semester theory class in the COS X109 - SENIOR LAB SPECIAL PROBLEMS 1.0 - 13.0
cosmetology program. Prerequisite: COS 010B and COS 105B both with
C or better
59471 101 LEC MTWTHF 0800-0855AM T419 LANE, K This course provides an opportunity for students
59472 102 LEC MTWTHF 0800-0855AM T424 HONESTO, S to complete State Board requirement of 1600 hours.

COS 105A - COSMETOLOGY FRESHMAN
LABORATORY 59476 101 LEC C102 BANKS, R
Corequisite: COS 010A 101 LAB C102 BANKS, R
Introductory course designed for beginning
Cosmetology students in areas of hair, skin, and
nails.

59473 101 LEC MTWTHF 0900-0955AM C105 DEL ROSARIO-F
101 LAB MTWTHF 1000-0440PM C105 TORRES, H

SPRING 2011
DANCE 024 - DANCE PRODUCTION +0.5

Dance WORKSHOP
Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite
DANCE 002 - DANCE APPRECIATION 3.0 or levels
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Overview of backstage dance production
A survey of the art of dance, its development as elements applied to producing a public dance
an art form, and elements present in all dances. performance.
59144 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM D107 MCCALL, A 59155 101 LAB 211D MCCALL, A
DANCE 010 - BEGINNING BALLET +1.0 DANCE 032 - CHOREOGRAPHY 1.5

Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Recommended: Completion of two semesters of,
Elementary ballet technique, terminology and or one semester and current enrollment in
application. another semester, of the following: ballet,
jazz, modern dance, or hip-hop dance
59146 101 LAB TTH 0915-1040AM 211D MCCALL, A Contemporary dance choreography as a creative
and expressive form of dance technique.
DANCE 011 - BALLET, INTERMEDIATE 1.0
Prerequisite: DANCE 010 with C or better
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None 59156 101 LEC MW 1215-1245PM 211D MCCALL, A
Intermediate ballet techniques, terminology 101 LAB MW 1245-0140PM 211D MCCALL, A
and application.
DANCE 040 - TAP DANCE +0.5 - 1.0
59147 101 LAB TTH 0915-1040AM 211D MCCALL, A levels
Elementary tap dance technique and application.
DANCE 014 - DANCERS' WORKSHOP 0.5 - 2.0
Recommended: DANCE 010 or 020 or 040 or 050 Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None z 59796 101 LAB T 0600-0750PM 211D MCCALL, A 0.5
Rehearsal choreography for public performance.
DANCE 050 - MODERN DANCE, BEGINNING +1.0
59148 101 LAB TTH 1215-0110PM 211D MCCALL, A 0.5 Elementary skills of modern dance technique.
59149 102 LAB MW 1045-1140AM 211D ABOHATAB, C 0.5
DANCE 020 - JAZZ DANCE, BEGINNING +1.0 59157 101 LAB TTH 1045-1210PM 211D MCCALL, A
DANCE 051 - MODERN DANCE, INTERMEDIATE 1.0
Elementary skills of jazz technique.
59151 101 LAB MW 0915-1040AM 211D ABOHATAB, C Intermediate skills of modern dance technique.

DANCE 021 - JAZZ DANCE, INTERMEDIATE
Prerequisite: DANCE 020 with C or better 59158 101 LAB TTH 1045-1210PM 211D MCCALL, A
DANCE 062 - MEXICAN FOLKLORIC DANCE +0.5
Intermediate skills of jazz dance technique.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 levels
59152 101 LAB MW 0915-1040AM 211D ABOHATAB, C Introduction to various dance of Mexico, including
basic steps and cultural contexts.
DANCE 023 - HIP-HOP JAZZ--BEGINNING 1.0
This course introduces the student to the z 59159 101 LAB TH 0600-0750PM 211D RODRIGUEZ, R
elementary skills of hip-hop dance technique.

59153 101 LAB TTH 0145-0310PM 211D GIRON, S
59154 102 LAB TTH 0315-0440PM 211D GIRON, S

SPRING 2011
DANCE 063 - MEXICAN FOLKLORIC DANCE, +0.5

INTERMEDIATE Dental Assisting
Prerequisite: DANCE 062 with C or better Beginning students must register in DENT 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, and
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None 156. Counselor will override necessary prerequisites to register into
Mexican Folkloric Dance skills and knowledge DENT 154, 155, 156.
applied in depth. NOTE: Required orientation sessions for new students in the Dental
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Assisting program will be held on Thursday, January 27, 2011 ;
1:00-4:00 pm in T415. Students must attend and non-registered
z 59160 101 LAB TH 0600-0750PM 211D RODRIGUEZ, R
students are welcome. Call (408) 288-3133 or (408) 288-3131 for
information packet.
DANCE 064 - BALLROOM DANCE +0.5
levels.
Introduction to Ballroom Dance, including Waltz, DENT 151 - BEGINNING DENTAL ASSISTING 1 3.0
Fox Trot, Tango, Rhumba, Cha-cha and Swing.
Prerequisite: DENT 152 and DENT 153 both with C
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 or better
Corequisite: Or (DENT 152 or concur in DENT 153)
59161 101 LAB F 1030-1220PM 211D YOO, K
or (DENT 153 and concur in DENT 152) or (concur in
DANCE 065 - BALLROOM DANCE, +0.5 DENT 152 and DENT 153); all with C or better
INTERMEDIATE Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
Introduction to human anatomy, especially vital
signs, oral cavity and dentition.
Ballroom Dance skills and knowledge applied in MATERIAL FEE: $2.00
depth. Class Start & End Dates: Feb 1 to Mar 24
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59496 101 LEC TTH 1235-0225PM T513 WILSON, P
60283 101 LAB F 1030-1220PM 211D YOO, K 101 LAB TTH 0830-1135AM T511 STODULKA, J
DANCE 066 - INTERMEDIATE BALLROOM-- 1.0 DENT 152 - BEGINNING DENTAL ASSISTING 2 3.0
LATIN Corequisite: DENT 151 and DENT 153
Prerequisite: DANCE 064 or DANCE 065 both with C Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
or better Course focuses on infection control, OSHA,
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None dental equipment and oral evacuation.
Latin forms such as Rhumba, Cha-cha, Salsa, Mambo MATERIAL FEE: $2.00
and Samba; steps, rhythms, and partnering. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to Mar 23
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59497 101 LEC MW 1235-0225PM T513 SANCHEZ, L
z 59163 101 LAB W 0600-0905PM 211D YOO, K 101 LAB MW 0830-1135AM T511 STODULKA, J
DENT 153 - BEGINNING DENTAL ASSISTING 3 1.5

Prerequisite: DENT 151 and DENT 152 both with C
or better
Corequisite: Or (DENT 151 and concur in DENT 152)
or (DENT 152 and concur in DENT 151) or
(concur in DENT 151 and DENT 152); all with C
or better
A survey of communication, applied psychology,
dentistry, patient education and safework
practices.
MATERIAL FEE: $2.00
59498 101 LEC F 0100-0300PM T513 PIO, W
101 LAB F 0830-1135AM T511 KOKOLETSOS, J

SPRING 2011
DENT 154 - FUNDAMENTAL DENTAL 3.0 DENT 162 - INTERMEDIATE DENTAL 2.0
ASSISTING 1 ASSISTING 2
Prerequisite: DENT 151 and DENT 152 and DENT 153 Prerequisite: DENT 156 with C or better, and
all with C or better current enrollment in the full-time Dental
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None Assisting Program
Beginning course in dental radiology. Corequisite: DENT 161
MATERIAL FEE: $2.00 Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Course preparation for the RDA written and
practical examination and dental law ethics.
59499 101 LEC TTH 1235-0225PM T513 WILSON, P
101 LAB TTH 0830-1135AM T511 STODULKA, J
Class Start & End Dates: Feb 4 to May 6
DENT 155 - FUNDAMENTAL DENTAL 3.0 59877 101 LEC F 1030-1135AM T519 DAULT, S
ASSISTING 2 101 LAB F 1235-0400PM T511 KOKOLETSOS, J
Prerequisite: DENT 151 and DENT 152 and DENT 153
all with C or better DENT 163 - EXPANDED DENTAL ASSISTING 1 3.0
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None Prerequisite: DENT 161 and DENT 162 and DENT 171
Chairside assisting with general dentistry all with C or better
procedures. Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
MATERIAL FEE: $2.00 A course in dental specialties and the associated
duties, including Coronal Polishing.
MATERIAL FEE: $2.00
59500 101 LEC MW 1230-0220PM T513 SANCHEZ, L
101 LAB MW 0830-1135AM T511 STODULKA, J
59504 101 LEC MW 0900-1050AM T506 PIO, W
DENT 156 - FUNDAMENTAL DENTAL 1.5 101 LAB MW 1200-0305PM T519 WILSON, P
ASSISTING 3
Prerequisite: DENT 151 and DENT 152 and DENT 153 DENT 164 - EXPANDED DENTAL ASSISTING 2 1.5
all with C or better Prerequisite: DENT 161 and DENT 162 and DENT 171
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None all with C or better
Chairside assisting with crown and bridge Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
dentistry. Dental business office procedures.
MATERIAL FEE: $2.00 MATERIAL FEE: $2.00
Class Start & End Dates: Apr 1 to May 27 Class Start & End Dates: May 13 to May 27
59501 101 LEC F 0100-0300PM T513 PIO, W 59505 101 LEC T511 DAULT, S
101 LAB F 0830-1135AM T511 KOKOLETSOS, J 101 LAB T519 KOKOLETSOS, J
DENT 161 - INTERMEDIATE DENTAL 3.0 DENT 165 - ADVANCED DENTAL ASSISTING 1 0.5
ASSISTING 1 Prerequisite: DENT 173 with C or better, and
Prerequisite: DENT 154 and DENT 155 and DENT 156 current enrollment in the full-time Dental
all with C or better and current CPR Certification Assisting Program
(Adlt/Inf/Chld) Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None Students prepare for pit and fissure sealant
Part 2 of Dental Radiography; Med-Dent certification.
Emergencies, Oral Path, Pharmacology and MATERIAL FEE: $200.00
Nutrition.
MATERIAL FEE: $2.00
59878 101 LEC TH 0900-1100AM T519 STAFF
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to Mar 23 101 LEC TH 1200-0215PM T519 STAFF
59502 101 LEC MW 0900-1050AM T519 PIO, W 101 LAB FS 0100-0410PM T511 STAFF
101 LAB MW 1200-0305PM T506 WILSON, P 101 LAB FS 0900-1200PM T511 STAFF

SPRING 2011
DENT 171 - CLINICAL DENTAL ASSISTING 1 2.5 ECE 101 - PRACTICUM IN CURRICULUM 3.0
Prerequisite: DENT 154 and DENT 155 and DENT 156 Recommended: FCS 070
all with C or better Corequisite: ECE 102
The first supervised Clinical Laboratory course, A practicum in applying teaching principles in
with expanded communcation and legal issues. curriculum in the early childhood program.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to Mar 24 Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59492 101 LEC TH 0900-1135AM T519 KOKOLETSOS, J 59377 101 LEC M 0830-0925AM K30 PEREZ, J
101 LAB TTH OFC TERRIZZANO, C 101 LAB W 0830-1200PM K30 PEREZ, J
101 LAB M 0930-1200PM K30 PEREZ, J
DENT 172 - CLINICAL DENTAL ASSISTING 2 2.5
59378 102 LEC T 0830-0925AM CET DIEFENDORFF,
Prerequisite: DENT 154 and DENT 155 and DENT 156 Class is held at Center for Employment Training
and DENT 171 all with C or better located at 701 Vine St, San Jose, 95110.
102 LAB TH 0830-1200PM CET DIEFENDORFF,
The second supervised Clinical Laboratory course Class is held at Center for Employment Training
with employment information and OSHA requirements. located at 701 Vine St, San Jose, 95110.
Class Start & End Dates: Mar 28 to May 26 102 LAB T 0930-1200PM CET DIEFENDORFF,
Class is held at Center for Employment Training
59493 101 LEC TH 0900-1135AM T519 KOKOLETSOS, J
located at 701 Vine St, San Jose, 95110.
101 LAB TTH OFC TERRIZZANO, C
ECE 102 - INTRODUCTION TO EARLY 3.0

Early Childhood Education CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS
Recommended: FCS 070
Program information and advisement meetings for all interested Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
students will be on Wednesday, February 2, 2011, 5:15-6:15 p.m.,
An introduction to the field of early childhood
Room K-30.
education.

59379 101 LEC TTH 0815-0910AM K30 ZARGHAMI, F
101 LAB TTH 0915-1040AM K30 ZARGHAMI, F
ECE 016 - STORYTELLING FOR CHILDREN +2.0
59380 102 LEC MW 0100-0155PM CET CHADWICK, J
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None Class is held at Center for Employment Training
Benefits of and strategies for effective located at 701 Vine St, San Jose, 95110.
storytelling.
102 LAB MW 0200-0310PM CET CHADWICK, J
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Class is held at Center for Employment Training
z 58959 101 LEC T 0630-0820PM K30 SCHIRRMACHER located at 701 Vine St, San Jose, 95110.
102 LAB F 0845-0310PM CET CHADWICK, J
ECE 017 - LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT AND 2.0 Class is held at Center for Employment Training
EARLY LITERACY located at 701 Vine St, San Jose, 95110.
Recommended: Successful completion of ECE 105 z 59381 103 LEC TH 0615-0805PM B201 CAVA, G
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Saturday Lab meets March 26 and April 9 in room
This course focuses on first and second language K30 from 8:00-4:40 pm.
development and emergent literacy. 103 LAB TH 0810-1015PM B201 CAVA, G
Saturday Lab meets March 26 and April 9 in room
K30 from 8:00-4:40 pm.
58960 101 LEC M 0415-0605PM GE223 RAMIREZ SHARP
ECE 103 - CHILD STUDIES STUDENT +6.0
TEACHING
Prerequisite: ECE 104 and ECE 105; both with
C or better
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: Math: None
This final course in Child Studies program
consists of field teaching experience with
children.

z 59374 101 LEC M 0615-0920PM K30 REYES, H
101 LAB TTH 0830-0105PM D107 REYES, H

SPRING 2011
ECE 104 - ART, CRAFTS, CREATIVE +2.0 ECE 108 - HEALTH/SAFETY IN CHILD CARE 2.0
ACTIVITIES Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None Health and safety concepts for those working with
This course introduces students to working with children.
children in arts, crafts and creative activities.
MATERIAL FEE: $5.00
z 59244 101 LEC W 0615-0805PM GE223 STUDDERT, S
z 59375 101 LEC TH 0630-0725PM K30 SIMON, D ECE 109 - RHYTHM, MUSIC, MOVEMENT +2.0
Saturday Lab meets March 12 and April 30 only in ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN
room K30 from 8:00-4:40 pm. Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
101 LAB TH 0730-0910PM K30 SIMON, D A comprehensive introduction to working with
Saturday Lab meets March 12 and April 30 only in children in rhythm, music and movement activities.
room K30 from 8:00-4:40 pm.
ECE 105 - LANGUAGE EXPERIENCES FOR 3.0 59370 101 LEC MW 0315-0345PM K30 REYES, H
CHILDREN 101 LAB MW 0345-0510PM K30 REYES, H
Recommended: Completion of ECE 102
ECE 110 - ADMINISTRATION AND 3.0
An introduction to language-based activities in SUPERVISION OF EARLY CHILDHOOD
the early childhood education curriculum. PROGRAMS II
Recommended: Completion of 12 units in Early
MATERIAL FEE: $5.00
Childhood Education including core courses in
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Child Development, Child Family and Community
59376 101 LEC TTH 0130-0225PM K30 BHATNAGAR, R and Programs/Curriculum.
101 LAB TTH 0230-0355PM K30 BHATNAGAR, R Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Course focuses on program quality and director's
ECE 106 - ADMINISTRATION AND 3.0 role in working with staff, parents and community.
SUPERVISION OF EARLY CHILDHOOD Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
PROGRAMS I
z 59245 101 LEC T 0630-0935PM GE223 MALASPINA, B
Recommended: Completion of 12 units in Early
Childhood Education including core courses in +1.0
ECE 120 - FAMILY DAY CARE AS A BUSINESS
Child Development, Child Family and Community
Programs/Curriculum.
Ideas and information to daycare providers in
successful operation of family day care home.
Introduction to principles and practices of
administration of ECE programs. Class Start & End Dates: Apr 2 to Apr 9
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59246 101 LEC S 0800-0440PM GE123 SIMON, D
Class meets April 2 and 9 only.
z 59243 101 LEC W 0630-0935PM K30 AZARMI, G
ECE 121 - FAMILY DAY CARE ACTIVITIES +1.0

ECE 107 - CHILD, FAMILY AND COMMUNITY +3.0
Introduction to curriculum/activity ideas
This class will focus on the interrelationship
appropriate for use in family day care.
among children, families and the community.
59248 101 LEC S 0800-0440PM GE123 RAMIREZ SHARP
59371 101 LEC MW 0130-0255PM K30 RAMIREZ SHARP
Class meets February 12 and March 12 only.
Saturday Lab meets May 7 and 21 only in room
GE 123 from 8:00-4:40 pm.
ECE 122 - UNDERSTANDING THE CHILD IN +1.0
z 59372 102 LEC W 0630-0935PM GE221 RAMIREZ SHARP
FAMILY CHILD CARE
Saturday Lab meets April 16 and May 14 only in
room K30 from 8:00-4:40 pm.
This course provides an introduction to typical
59373 103 LEC TTH 0800-0925AM CET DECKERT, A ages and stages in child development.
Class is held at Center for Employment Training
located at 701 Vine St, San Jose, 95110. Class Start & End Dates: Feb 26 to Mar 26
103 LAB TTH 0925-1000AM CET DECKERT, A 59366 101 LEC S 0800-0440PM GE123 RAMIREZ SHARP
Class is held at Center for Employment Training Class meets on February 26 and March 26 only.
located at 701 Vine St, San Jose, 95110.

SPRING 2011
ECE 124 - THE CHALLENGING CHILD IN THE +1.0

FAMILY CHILD CARE HOME Economics
An introduction to guidance and discipline ECON 010A - PRINCIPLES OF 3.0
strategies for use in family child care homes. MACROECONOMIC THEORY
Class Start & End Dates: Mar 5 to Mar 19 Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2
An introduction to Macroeconomic Theory.
59368 101 LEC S 0800-0440PM GE123 RAMIREZ SHARP
Class meets March 5 and 19 only. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
58966 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM GE125 TRIEU, H
ECE 142 - SUPERVISION OF ADULTS-THE +2.0
58968 102 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM GE125 TRIEU, H
MENTOR TEACHER
58969 103 LEC M 0300-0605PM GE125 TRIEU, H
z 58970 104 LEC T 0615-0920PM GE125 TRIEU, H
Methods and principles of teacher mentoring.
z 59873 105 LEC W 0615-0920PM GE125 SANDHU, M
58961 101 LEC S 0800-0440PM GE121 MALASPINA, B
Class meets February 12, March 19, April 9, and 60076 106 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM GE125 TRIEU, H
May 7 only.
ECON 010B - INTRODUCTION TO 3.0
ECE 146 - CHILD GUIDANCE AND DISCIPLINE +2.0 MICROECONOMIC THEORY
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2
Understanding and managing behavior of children An introduction to microeconomic theory.
using various strategies.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 58971 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM GE125 TRIEU, H
58962 101 LEC T 0415-0605PM K30 SCHIRRMACHER 58972 102 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM GE125 TRIEU, H
58973 103 LEC W 0300-0605PM GE125 TRIEU, H
ECE 147 - MULTICULTURAL/ANTI-BIAS +2.0
z 58974 104 LEC TH 0615-0920PM GE125 SANDHU, M
CURRICULUM FOR CHILDREN
Principles and practices of implementing a Education
curriculum for children that addresses cultural
diversity. 3.0
EDUC 014 - FIELD EXPERIENCE IN MATH AND
Class Start & End Dates: Feb 5 to Mar 5 SCIENCE
58963 101 LEC S 0800-0440PM K30 REYES, H Prerequisite: A current TB test is required per
Class meets February 5, 12, 26, and March 5 only. State regulations
ECE 191 - INFANT TODDLER DEVELOPMENT +3.0 Theory and field work in mathematics and science
Prerequisite: FCS 070 with C or better education at local schools.
An exploration of the developmental needs of
59595 101 LEC M 0200-0350PM S123 SOMAN, A
infants/toddlers with emphasis on care giving in
groups. 101 LAB OFC SOMAN, A
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 EDUC 015 - FIELD EXPERIENCE IN MATH AND 3.0
z 58964 101 LEC M 0630-0935PM GE223 RAMIREZ SHARP SCIENCE-2
Prerequisite: EDUC 014 with C or better, and a
ECE 195 - THE SCHOOL AGE CHILD: +3.0 current TB test is required per State
DEVELOPMENT, BEHAVIOR, CURRICULUM regulations
ACTIVITIES Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 4
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None Theory and field work in mathematics and
A study of the development, behavioral patterns science education at local middle and high
and curriculum planning needs of children 5-12 schools.
years of age.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59596 101 LEC M 0200-0350PM S123 SOMAN, A
z 58965 101 LEC TH 0615-0920PM GE223 WAHL, K 101 LAB OFC SOMAN, A

SPRING 2011
z 60175 118 HYB T 0615-0920PM B205 LEVINSON, M

English be taught online.
THE FOLLOWING FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE APPLIES TO z 60176 119 LEC W 0615-0920PM B205 MCCARTHY, M
THE REGULAR SPRING 2011 SEMESTER ONLY z 60177 120 LEC TH 0615-0920PM B205 BRENNAN, R
FINAL EXAMINATION FOR SELECTED ENGLISH COURSES z 60178 121 LEC TH 0615-0920PM B202 REVENCU, E
All SJCC students enrolled in ENGL 092 are required to take a 60179 122 INTERNET INGUITO, K
department final exam on Friday, May 20, 2011. This includes evening, Once registered, students must contact the
Weekend, Mini-Semester and online courses. The composition instructor at scott.inguito@sjcc.edu
schedule is as follows:
60180 123 INTERNET INGUITO, K
ENGL 092 Friday, May 20, 2011 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 Once registered, students must contact the
p.m. instructor at scott.inguito@sjcc.edu
60181 124 INTERNET LEVINSON, M
instructor at melanie.levinson@sjcc.edu
3.0 60182 125 LEC MW 1200-0125PM GE215 STAFF

ENGL 001A - ENGLISH COMPOSITION
ESL focused class. Students must also enroll in
Prerequisite: Continuing students must complete ESL 001R, Reg ID# 60295.
[(ENGL 104 or ENGL 092) and (ENGL 102 or
60263 126 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM GE118 ALVAREZ, P
READ 101 or READ 101S)] or ESL 091 or ESL 093;
all with C or better. New students will be placed
students must also enroll in ETH 027,
based on the results of assessment.
Expository, writing, critical reading, research
techniques.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Learning Communities
z 60158 101 LEC T 0615-0920PM B202 BRENNAN, R
ENGL 001B - ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3.0
60159 102 LEC MW 0745-0910AM B203 DUPREE, S
Prerequisite: ENGL 001A with C or better
60160 103 LEC TTH 0745-0910AM B202 PINO, A
Introduction to literature including fiction,
60161 104 LEC TTH 0745-0910AM B203 MCGUIRE, J drama, poetry, and the essay; emphasis: critical
60162 105 LEC F 0900-1205PM B202 ALKIRE, S thinking.
60163 106 LEC S 0900-1205PM B202 ALKIRE, S
60164 107 LEC MW 0915-1040AM GE118 KNAPP, S
This class is part of a Learning Community and 60108 101 LEC TTH 0745-0910AM GE205 CHAPA, A
students must also enroll in HIST 017B, 60109 102 LEC MW 0915-1040AM B205 BISWAS, M
Reg ID# 59030. For more information about 60110 103 LEC MW 0915-1040AM B203 DUPREE, S
Learning Communities call 408-288-3124 or go to 60111 104 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM B207 ORAL, M
60112 105 LEC MW 1045-1210PM GE117 SHAKARCHI, J
60113 106 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM T310 POINDEXTER, L
60165 108 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM B104 MCKIMMEY, T
60114 107 LEC MW 1215-0140PM GE117 SHAKARCHI, J
60166 109 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM GE205 CHAPA, A
60115 108 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM T310 POINDEXTER, L
60167 110 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM B107 TORRES, N
#60167 is a Puente Program class. Students must 60116 109 LEC TTH 0110-0235PM GE117 HALEY, D
see Puente counselor in Student Center, room z 60117 110 LEC M 0615-0920PM GE117 SHAKARCHI, J
SC201J to enroll. z 60119 111 LEC T 0615-0920PM GE117 HEIMLER, C
60168 111 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM B205 ALVAREZ, P z 60120 112 LEC W 0615-0920PM GE117 ADKINS, J
60169 112 LEC MW 1045-1210PM B205 BISWAS, M z 60121 113 LEC TH 0615-0920PM GE117 SHAKARCHI, J
60170 113 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM B205 SWANSON, J 60122 114 INTERNET INGUITO, K
60171 114 LEC MW 1215-0140PM GE118 BREHENY, J
This class is part of a Learning Community and instructor at scott.inguito@sjcc.edu
students must also enroll in HED 011, 60123 115 INTERNET LEVINSON, M
Reg ID# 59786. For more information about Once registered, students must contact the
Learning Communities call 408-288-3124 or go to instructor at melanie.levinson@sjcc.edu
the SJCC homepage at www.sjcc.edu and click on 60297 117 LEC MW 0915-1040AM F5 STAFF
60172 115 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM B205 BELL, L
60077 116 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM B206 HALEY, D
z 60173 116 LEC MW 0445-0610PM B205 HEIMLER, C
z 60174 117 LEC M 0615-0920PM B205 HEIMLER, C

SPRING 2011
ENGL 001C - CRITICAL 3.0 ENGL 084B - SURVEY OF AMERICAN 3.0

THINKING/COMPOSITION LITERATURE
Prerequisite: ENGL 001A with C or better Prerequisite: ENGL (104 or 092) and ENGL 102 or
Instruction and practice in critical thinking/ READ 101 all with C or better or placement based
writing, qualifies IGETC critical thinking. on assessment
Advisory Level: READ: 3 WRITE: 3 MATH: None
Representative American literature from 1865 to
60124 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM GE117 MCKIMMEY, T the present.
60125 102 LEC MW 1045-1210PM T313 POINDEXTER, L
60126 103 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM GE117 HALEY, D
60136 101 INTERNET BREHENY, J
z 60127 104 LEC T 0615-0920PM B206 DIRCK, R Once registered, students must contact the
z 60129 105 LEC W 0615-0920PM B206 REVENCU, E instructor at jessica.breheny@sjcc.edu
60130 106 HYB W 1045-1210PM B206 BLAIR, M
This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will ENGL 086B - SURVEY OF ENGLISH 3.0
be taught online. LITERATURE II
60131 107 HYB M 1215-0140PM B203 HEIMLER, C Prerequisite: ENGL (104 or 92) and ENGL 102 or
60132 108 INTERNET LEVINSON, M READ 101, all with C or better
Once registered, students must contact the Survey of English Literature from 1789 to the
instructor at melanie.levinson@sjcc.edu present.
INTERSESSION Jan 5 to Jan 27 Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
60078 109 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM B202 HEIMLER, C 60137 101 LEC MW 1215-0140PM GE205 CHAPA, A
ENGL 079 - MEMOIR WRITING 3.0 ENGL 092 - ESSAY DEVELOPMENT 4.0
Prerequisite: (ENGL 091A or ENGL 102 or Prerequisite: ESL 302 or ENGL 322 and (ENGL 330
READ 101 or READ 101S or ESL 103) and or ENGL 335) or READ 301 or READ 301S and
(ENGL 091B or ENGL 092 or ENGL 104) or (ENGL 330 or ENGL 335); all with C or better or
(ESL 091), with C or better placement based on assessment
Students will read autobiographies and write This course develops competence in writing skills
their own. one level below English 1A.
60133 101 LEC MW 1215-0140PM GE203 BLAIR, M 60138 101 LEC MW 0830-1030AM GE205 CHAPA, A
60139 102 LEC TTH 0830-1030AM GE117 GOUGH, W
ENGL 080 - MEXICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE 3.0
60140 103 LEC F 0900-0110PM B206 FARQUHAR, D
Prerequisite: ENGL (104 or 092) and ENGL 102 or
60141 104 LEC MW 0915-1115AM GE201 INGUITO, K
READ 101 all with C or better or placement based
60142 105 LEC TTH 0915-1115AM B203 MCGUIRE, J
on assessment
Mexican and Mexican American writers from the 60143 106 LEC TTH 1045-1245PM B206 BLAIR, M
early 20th Century to the present. 60144 107 HYB M 1045-1245PM B206 STAFF
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 be taught online.
60134 101 INTERNET BREHENY, J 60145 108 LEC TTH 1045-1245PM GE205 CHAPA, A
60146 109 LEC MW 1215-0215PM B202 TORRES, N
instructor at jessica.breheny@sjcc.edu
z 60147 110 LEC W 0530-0940PM B202 BREHENY, J
ENGL 081 - INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN 3.0 z 60148 111 LEC TH 0530-0940PM B207 EDWARDS, M
AMERICAN LITERATURE 60149 112 LEC TTH 0915-1115AM B202 PINO, A
Prerequisite: (ENGL 104 or ENGL 092) and 60150 113 LEC TTH 0915-1115AM T312 BELL, L
(ENGL 102 or READ 101) or ESL 091; all with This class is part of a Learning Community for
C or better or placement based on assessment Pathways to Teaching. Students must also enroll
An introduction to African American literature in MATH 311/Reg ID#60269,GUIDE 087/Reg ID#58987,
from the late 18th century to the present. and GUIDE 096/Reg ID#58986. For more information
call Pathways Program Assistant Trisha Tran at
408-749-1203 or go to the SJCC homepage at
60135 101 LEC MW 1215-0140PM GE201 WHITE, A www.sjcc.edu and click on Learning Communities.
60296 114 LEC MW 1045-1245PM GE223 STAFF

SPRING 2011
ENGL 335 - BASIC WRITING SKILLS *4.5 ESL 091 - COLLEGE READING AND WRITING 2 +6.0
Prerequisite: (3 units of ENGL 321 and ENGL 341) Prerequisite: ESL 302 or (ENGL 322 and (ENGL 330
or 6 units of READ 350 or 6 units of ENGL 340S or or ENGL 335)) or ((READ 301 or READ 301S) and
(ESL 312 and 313); all with CR or placement based ENGL 330 or ENGL 335)); all with CR or placement
on assessment. based on assessment
This course develops competence in writing skills Corequisite: ESL 091L
two levels below English 1A. Focuses on reading, writing and research skills
for non-native speakers one level below
English 1A.
60151 101 LEC MW 0915-1115AM T304 HSIA, B
101 LAB MW 1120-1215PM T304 HSIA, B
60183 101 LEC MWF 0830-1035AM GE211 HAMILTON, W
60152 102 HYB TH 0915-1210PM T213 RICE, L
This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will 60184 102 LEC TTH 1100-0205PM GE211 MUENCH, M
will be taught online. This class is part of a z 60185 103 LEC MW 0615-0920PM GE215 BERNSTEIN, M
Learning Community and students must also z 60186 104 LEC MW 0615-0920PM T309 STAFF
enroll in READ 301-102 #60097. For more
z 60187 105 LEC TTH 0615-0920PM GE211 THISTLETHWAIT
information about Learning Communities call
408-288-3124 or go to the SJCC homepage at 60188 106 HYB F 0900-1205PM B204 KOZLOWSKI, H
This is a hybrid/mostly online class.
www.sjcc.edu and click on Learning Communities.
60153 103 LEC TTH 0915-1115AM GE105 KOZLOWSKI, H instructor at heidi.kozlowski@sjcc.edu
103 LAB TTH 1120-1215PM GE105 KOZLOWSKI, H
60154 104 LEC TTH 1045-1245PM B207 MAUGHN, J ESL 091L - ESL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT LAB *0.5
104 LAB TTH 1250-0145PM B207 MAUGHN, J Corequisite: ESL 091
60155 105 LEC TTH 0100-0300PM B206 KOZLOWSKI, H Facilitates language skills development and
cultural understanding for ESL 091.
105 LAB TTH 0305-0400PM B206 KOZLOWSKI, H
z 60156 106 LEC MW 0615-0815PM B207 KOZLOWSKI, H MATERIAL FEE: $2.00
106 LAB MW 0820-0915PM B207 KOZLOWSKI, H Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59930 101 LAB L120 STAFF
Required lab for ESL 091 day sections
English as a Second Language
59931 102 LAB L120 STAFF
THE FOLLOWING FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE APPLIES TO Required lab for ESL 091 evening sections
THE REGULAR SPRING 2011 SEMESTER ONLY
ESL 094 - INDIVIDUALIZED SKILLS +0.5 - 6.0
FINAL EXAMINATION FOR SELECTED ESL COURSES
LABORATORY
All SJCC students enrolled in ESL 091, 302, 312, 322 are required to
take a department final exam on Friday, May 20, 2011. This includes
evening, Weekend, Mini-Semester and online courses. The schedule is Transferable individualized instruction designed
as follows: to enrich or broaden students' experiences.
ESL 091 Friday, May 20, 2011 09:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. MATERIAL FEE: $2.00
ESL 302, 312 Friday, May 20, 2011 09:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
ESL 322 Friday, May 20, 2011 01:00 p.m. - 03:00 p.m.
59932 101 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5
59933 102 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5
ESL 106 - GRAMMAR FOR WRITERS 2 *3.0

ESL 001R - CRITICAL READING ESL +2.0 Prerequisite: ESL 312 with CR or placement based
Corequisite: ENGL 001A on assessment
Recommended: Completion of (ESL 091 or ENGL 092) Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in ESL 194 is
and READ 101; all with C or better strongly recommended
This course aims to increase non-native English Focuses on advanced grammar and syntax for
speakers' college-level reading skills. spoken and written language.
60295 101 LEC MW 1045-1140AM GE211 STAFF 60189 101 LEC MW 1200-0125PM GE217 MUENCH, M
Students must also enroll in the ESL focused
ENGL 001A class, Reg ID# 60182.

SPRING 2011
ESL 194 - INDIVIDUALIZED SKILLS *0.5 - 6.0 ESL 302 - INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE *6.0
LABORATORY READING AND WRITING
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Prerequisite: ESL 313 and ESL 312 both with CR or
Non-transferable instruction designed to enrich or placement based on assessment
broaden students' experiences. Corequisite: ESL 302L
MATERIAL FEE: $2.00 This content-based course expands academic
reading and writing skills two levels below
English 1A.
59935 101 LAB L120 HANSON, K 0.5
Recommended lab for ESL 106 Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59936 102 LAB L120 HANSON, K 0.5 60190 101 LEC TTH 0800-1105AM GE215 PUCAY, D
Recommended lab for ESL 313 day sections 60191 102 LEC MWF 0940-1140AM GE215 CAO, D
59937 103 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5 z 60192 103 LEC TTH 0600-0905PM GE215 MORGAN, A
Recommended lab for ESL 313 evening sections
59938 104 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5 ESL 302L - ESL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT LAB *0.5
Recommended lab for ESL 314 day sections Corequisite: ESL 302
59939 105 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5 The content of this lab will facilitate skills
Recommended lab for ESL 314 evening sections development for ESL 302.
59940 106 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5 MATERIAL FEE: $2.00
Recommended lab for ESL 316
59941 107 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5
59964 101 LAB L120 STAFF
59942 108 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5
59965 102 LAB L120 STAFF
Recommended lab for ESL 322 day sections
Required lab for ESL 302 evening sections
59943 109 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5
Recommended lab for ESL 322 evening sections ESL 312 - INTRODUCTION TO THE ESSAY *5.0
59944 110 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5 Prerequisite: (ESL 322 and ESL 323 and ESL 324)
Recommended lab for ESL 323 day sections all with CR or placement based on assessment
59945 111 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5 Corequisite: ESL 312L
Recommended lab for ESL 323 evening sections Expands writing skills from paragraphs to essays.
59946 112 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5 ESL 312L is required.
59947 113 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5
60193 101 LEC MWF 0800-0930AM GE215 JELLISON, H
60194 102 LEC TTH 0940-1205PM GE217 LEVESQUE, R
59948 114 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5
Recommended lab for ESL 327 60195 103 LEC TTH 0940-1205PM GE219 HANSON, K
59949 115 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5
students must also enroll in ESL 313,
59950 116 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5 Learning Communities call 408-288-3124 or go to
59951 117 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5 Learning Communities
z 60196 104 LEC MW 0710-0940PM GE213 WELLES, N
59952 118 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5
z 60197 105 LEC TTH 0530-0755PM GE219 STAFF
59953 119 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5 ESL 312L - ESL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT LAB *0.5
Corequisite: ESL 312
59954 120 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5 The content of this lab will facilitate skills
development for ESL 312.
59955 121 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5
MATERIAL FEE: $2.00
59956 122 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5
Recommended lab for ESL 343 day sections 59966 101 LAB L120 STAFF
59957 123 LAB L120 STAFF 0.5
Recommended lab for ESL 343 evening sections 59967 102 LAB L120 STAFF

SPRING 2011
ESL 313 - INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE *3.0 ESL 322 - PARAGRAPH DEVELOPMENT *5.0
READING Prerequisite: ESL 332 with CR or placement
Prerequisite: (ESL 322 and ESL 323 and ESL 324) based on assessment
all with CR or placement based on assessment Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (ESL 323 or
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (ESL 312 or ESL 324 or ESL 327) and ESL 194 is strongly
ESL 314 or ESL 317) and ESL 194 is strongly recommended.
recommended. Develops paragraph writing skills, using a variety
This course develops college-level reading, of sentence types and methods of organization.
critical thinking, and vocabulary skills.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 60205 101 LEC MWF 0800-0930AM B107 ALLEN, F
60198 101 LEC TTH 0800-0925AM GE219 WILSON, S 60206 102 LEC TTH 0800-1025AM T304 NGUYEN, P
60207 103 LEC MW 1200-0225PM B107 TAKEI, L
students must also enroll in ESL 312,
z 60208 104 LEC TTH 0530-0755PM GE217 HARDING, A
Learning Communities call 408-288-3124 or go to z 60209 105 LEC MW 0710-0935PM GE217 GASDICK, B
Learning Communities ESL 323 - READING AND VOCABULARY *3.0
DEVELOPMENT
z 60199 102 LEC TTH 0810-0935PM GE213 TRAN, S
Prerequisite: ESL 333 with CR or placement
60200 103 LEC MW 0940-1105AM GE203 MUENCH, M
based on assessment
z 60201 104 LEC MW 0530-0655PM GE211 COOPER, S Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (ESL 322 or
ESL 324 or ESL 327) and ESL 194 is strongly
ESL 314 - ADVANCED LISTENING AND *3.0
recommended.
SPEAKING SKILLS Expands reading, vocabulary, and reading-based
Prerequisite: ESL 324 with CR or placement based speaking and writing skills at the intermediate
on assessment level.
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (ESL 312 or
ESL 313 or ESL 316 or ESL 317) and ESL 194 is Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
strongly recommended. 60210 101 LEC MW 0800-0925AM GE217 CARRELL, T
Refines listening/speaking skills and cultural 60211 102 LEC TTH 0800-0925AM S203 ALLEN, F
awareness in academic and vocational contexts. 60212 103 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM T304 NGUYEN, P
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 z 60213 104 LEC MW 0535-0700PM GE219 GAIRAUD, P
z 60202 101 LEC TTH 0630-0755PM GE213 TRAN, S z 60214 105 LEC TTH 0805-0930PM GE205 MARIANETTI, N
ESL 316 - GRAMMAR FOR WRITERS 1 *3.0 ESL 324 - LISTENING AND SPEAKING SKILLS *4.0
Prerequisite: ESL 322 with CR DEVELOPMENT
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (ESL 312 or Prerequisite: ESL 334 with CR or placement based
ESL 313 or ESL 314 or ESL 317) and ESL 194 is on assessment
strongly recommended. Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (ESL 322 or
Focuses on the grammar and syntax of English ESL 323 or ESL 327) and ESL 194 is strongly
to build accuracy and fluency in speaking and recommended
writing. Develops listening in academic contexts and
speaking at an intermediate level.
z 60203 101 LEC MW 0530-0655PM GE213 GASDICK, B Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
60215 101 LEC MW 0940-1140AM GE217 LEVESQUE, R
ESL 317 - ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION 3 *3.0 60216 102 LEC TTH 0940-1140AM S203 TAKEI, L
Prerequisite: ESL 324 with CR or placement based 60217 103 LEC TTH 1225-0225PM GE215 SIMONSON, N
on assessment. z 60218 104 LEC TTH 0545-0745PM GE205 MARIANETTI, N
z 60219 105 LEC MW 0710-0910PM GE211 GAIRAUD, P
ESL 313 or ESL 314) and ESL 194 is strongly
recommended.
Provides instruction and multimedia resources that
lead to native-like pronunciation.

60204 101 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM GE219 WILSON, S

SPRING 2011
ESL 327 - ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION 2 *3.0 ESL 337 - ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION 1 *3.0
Prerequisite: ESL 337 with CR or placement Prerequisite: Placement based on assessment
based on assessment Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (ESL 332 or
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (ESL 322 or ESL 333 or ESL 334) and ESL 194 is strongly
324) and ESL 194 is strongly recommended. recommended
Intensive practice and instruction in the oral Focuses on the sounds of English and stress and
production and control of the English language. intonation patterns in basic communication.
z 60220 101 LEC MW 0530-0655PM GE217 WELLES, N 60236 101 LEC MW 1235-0200PM GE213 SCALES, V
ESL 332 - BASIC WRITING SKILLS 2 *4.0 ESL 342 - BASIC WRITING SKILLS 1 *4.0
Prerequisite: ESL 342 with CR or placement based Open Curriculum*: Placement test required before
on assessment registering.
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in ESL 194 is Corequisite: ESL 342L
strongly recommended Develops basic grammar and writing skills.
Expands basic grammar and writing skills. Enrollment in .5 unit of ESL 342L is required.
60221 101 LEC TTH 0800-1000AM F5 MITEVSKA, M 60237 101 LEC TTH 0800-1000AM GE211 PANTIGA, M
60222 102 LEC TTH 0940-1140AM GE111 SIMONSON, N 60238 102 LEC TTH 0940-1140AM GE213 SCALES, V
60223 103 LEC MW 1225-0225PM GE219 CAO, D 60239 103 LEC MW 1225-0225PM GE211 LEVESQUE, R
z 60224 104 LEC TTH 0545-0745PM B106 CRAWFORD, A z 60240 104 LEC MW 0710-0910PM GE205 COOPER, S
z 60225 105 LEC MW 0710-0910PM B208 MOELLER, M
ESL 342L - ESL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT LAB *0.5
ESL 333 - BASIC READING SKILLS 2 *3.0 Corequisite: ESL 342
Prerequisite: ESL 343 with CR or placement based Recommended: Some basic knowledge of or
on assessment exposure to English
Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in (ESL 332 or Content will facilitate development of grammar and
ESL 334 or ESL 337) and ESL 194 is strongly writing skills for ESL 342.
recommended. MATERIAL FEE: $2.00
Expands basic reading, vocabulary, and reading-
based speaking and writing skills.
59968 101 LAB L120 STAFF
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Required lab for ESL 342 day sections
60226 101 LEC TTH 0800-0925AM GE213 CAO, D 59969 102 LAB L120 STAFF
z 60227 102 LEC TTH 0810-0935PM B106 HARDING, A Required lab for ESL 342 evening sections
60228 103 LEC MW 0940-1105AM B107 TAKEI, L

ESL 343 - BASIC READING SKILLS *3.0
60229 104 LEC MW 1045-1210PM B203 NGUYEN, P
Open Curriculum*: Placement test required before
z 60230 105 LEC MW 0535-0700PM B208 MOELLER, M
registering.
ESL 334 - BASIC LISTENING/SPEAKING 2 *5.0
ESL 344) and ESL 194 is strongly recommended.
Prerequisite: ESL 344 or ESL 347 with CR or place Develops basic reading and vocabulary skills at a
assessment high beginning ESL level.
ESL 333) and ESL 194 is strongly recommended Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Develops listening/speaking and cultural awareness 60241 101 LEC TTH 0800-0925AM GE217 LEVESQUE, R
at a low-intermediate level. 60242 102 LEC MW 0940-1105AM GE219 PUCAY, D
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 60243 103 LEC MW 1045-1210PM GE213 SCALES, V
60231 101 LEC MW 0800-1025AM GE223 NGUYEN, P z 60244 104 LEC MW 0535-0700PM GE205 ERKAL, Z
60232 102 LEC MWF 0800-0930AM B208 MCCLUSKEY, B

60233 103 LEC TTH 1200-0225PM GE221 TROMBETTA, T
z 60234 104 LEC TTH 0530-0755PM B104 SIMONSON, N
z 60235 105 LEC MW 0710-0935PM GE219 ERKAL, Z

SPRING 2011
ESL 344 - BASIC LISTENING AND SPEAKING 1 *5.0

Open Curriculum*: Placement test required before
Ethnic Studies
registering. For additional classes that meet the Cultural Pluralism/Ethnic Studies
Corequisite: ESL 344L graduation requirement, please look for the following classes under
Basic listening comprehension and speaking skills. their respective department headings: ENGL 033, 080; SL 015; HIST
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 009, 021, 024; SSCI 020, 031, 032, 040
60245 101 LEC MW 0800-1025AM GE213 BRADY, A

60246 102 LEC MWF 0800-0930AM GE219 PUCAY, D
60247 103 LEC TTH 1200-0225PM GE213 SCALES, V
ETH 020 - AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE 3.0
z 60248 104 LEC TTH 0530-0755PM B107 RICE, L
This course surveys the African American
ESL 344L - ESL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT LAB *0.5
experience in the United States both past and
Corequisite: ESL 344 present.
Recommended: Some basic knowledge of or
exposure to English Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
This lab helps students acquire listening and 59865 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM F5 WHITE, K
speaking skills. 59866 102 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM F5 WHITE, K
MATERIAL FEE: $2.00
ETH 026 - VIETNAMESE WOMEN IN THE 3.0
UNITED STATES
59970 101 LAB L120 STAFF
Required lab for ESL 344 day sections Advisory Levels: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
An interdisciplinary exploration of sexism &
59971 102 LAB L120 STAFF
ethnic stratification of Vietnamese Women
in the U.S.

Environmental Science
58975 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM GE103 DEL BUONO, M
Environmental Science courses may require field trips. Students are ETH 027 - INTRODUCTION TO RACE & 3.0
responsible for any entrance fees and transportation. Contact the
instructor for details. ETHNICITY IN AMERICAN HISTORY
An interdisciplinary exploration of race and
ENVIR 010 - ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 4.0 ethnicity in the United States.
Interdisciplinary course examining foundations
for a sustainable future. 58976 101 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM GE103 DEL BUONO, M
58977 102 LEC MW 1045-1210PM GE103 DEL BUONO, M
58978 103 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM GE118 COVARRUBIAS, J
59597 101 LEC S 0900-1205PM S128 LOPEZ, A This class is part of a Learning Community and
101 LAB S 1235-0340PM S128 LOPEZ, A students must also enroll in ENGL 001A,
59598 102 LEC MW 1045-1210PM S123 DATTA, S Reg ID# 60263. For more information about
102 LAB M 1230-0335PM S128 DATTA, S Learning Communities call 408-288-3124 or go to
59599 103 LEC MW 1045-1210PM S123 DATTA, S
103 LAB W 1230-0335PM S128 DATTA, S
58979 104 LEC TH 0145-0450PM GE223 COVARRUBIAS, J
z 59600 104 LEC T 0615-0920PM S204 SCHRIBER, J
z 58988 106 LEC M 0600-0905PM F5 WHITE, K
104 LAB TH 0615-0920PM S128 SCHRIBER, J
z 59601 105 LEC T 0615-0920PM S204 SCHRIBER, J INTERSESSION Jan 5 to Jan 27
105 LAB W 0615-0920PM S128 SCHRIBER, J 60080 107 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM GE221 COVARRUBIAS, J
ETH 030 - CHICANA/O CULTURE 3.0

This survey course studies the development of
Mexican-American culture in American society.

58989 101 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM GE223 COVARRUBIAS, J
58990 102 LEC T 0145-0450PM GE223 COVARRUBIAS, J
59872 103 LEC W 0145-0450PM GE223 COVARRUBIAS, J

SPRING 2011
Facilities Maintenance Technology Family and Consumer Studies
FMT 100 - INTRODUCTION TO FACILITIES 3.0 FCS 019 - NUTRITION 3.0

OPERATIONS Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Introduction to the physiological,
Recommended: Mechanical aptitude, and good psychological, and sociological principles of
command of communication skills. basic nutrition.
Introduction to facilities operations; covers
tools, equipment, procedures and practices.
58991 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM B209 DE VITO, L
58992 102 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM B209 ANTONELLI, S
59822 101 LEC W 0130-0435PM 107B MORAN, D 58993 103 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM GE223 ANTONELLI, S
101 LAB W 0445-0540PM 207L MORAN, D z 58994 104 LEC TH 0615-0920PM GE121 STUDDERT, S
z 59823 102 LEC M 0600-0905PM 107B MANSFIELD, S z 59871 105 LEC W 0615-0920PM F5 STAFF
102 LAB M 0915-1010PM 207L MANSFIELD, S
FMT 105 - INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL 2.5 60081 106 LEC MTWTHF 0100-0405PM B201 STAFF
ELECTRONICS AND CONTROLS
FCS 070 - CHILD DEVELOPMENT 3.0
Course presents common electronic control devices Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
used in industry/manufacturing control circuits. Child development is the study of the child from
the prenatal period through adolescence.
z 59824 101 LEC W 0630-0820PM 107B ABBOUD, S
101 LAB W 0830-1020PM 107L ABBOUD, S 58995 101 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM GE103 STAFF
z 58996 102 LEC M 0615-0920PM B201 WAHL, K
FMT 122 - INTRODUCTION TO 4.0 58997 103 HYB STAFF
PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS This is a hybrid/mostly online class.
Prerequisite: AIRC 142 or (FMT 100 and FMT 104 Students must attend the mandatory orientation
and FMT 105), with C or better meeting on Wednesday, February 2 from
Recommended: It is helpful to have experience 4:00-5:00 pm in room B208.
using a PC and taken CIS 041 or CT 077
Introduction of Programmable Logic Controllers;
French
analysis and programming of digital control See other Foreign Languages under Chinese, Japanese, Sign
systems. Language, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
FREN 001A - ELEMENTARY FRENCH-FIRST +5.0
z 59825 101 LEC T 0630-0935PM 107M PRESS, R SEMESTER
101 LAB TH 0630-0935PM 107M PRESS, R Corequisite: FREN 001AL
FMT 123 - INTERMEDIATE PROGRAMMABLE 4.0
First semester French language and culture.
LOGIC CONTROLLERS
Prerequisite: FMT 122 with C or better Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Recommended: Student should feel comfortable 59986 101 LEC MW 1215-0240PM GE101 BERKE, M
working with office applications on Windows 2000
desktop. Familiarity with the Rockwell Automation FREN 001AL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - *0.5
RSLogix 5000 integrated development environment is FRENCH 1A
a plus. Corequisite: FREN 001A
Intermediate PLC's: analysis & programming of The Foreign Language Laboratory supplements
analog & digital control systems. classroom instruction for French 001A.
z 59826 101 LEC T 0630-0935PM 107M PRESS, R 59987 101 LAB GE209B BERKE, M
101 LAB TH 0630-0935PM 107M PRESS, R

SPRING 2011
FREN 001B - ELEMENTARY FRENCH-SECOND +5.0 FREN 002BL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - *0.5
SEMESTER FRENCH 2B
Prerequisite: FREN 001A or FREN 016, both Corequisite: FREN 002B
with C or better Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Corequisite: FREN 001BL The Foreign Language Laboratory supplements
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None classroom instruction for French 002B.
Second semester French language and culture.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59995 101 LAB GE209B BERKE, M
59988 101 LEC TTH 1045-0110PM GE101 BERKE, M
z 59989 102 LEC MW 0615-0840PM GE101 MOSS, B FREN 003A - ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE +5.0
FRENCH
FREN 001BL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - *0.5 Prerequisite: FREN 002B with C or better
FRENCH 1B Corequisite: FREN 003AL
Corequisite: FREN 001B Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None The first course in advanced-intermediate French
The Foreign Language Laboratory supplements language and culture.
classroom instruction for French 001B. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59996 101 LEC TTH 0200-0425PM GE101 BERKE, M
59990 101 LAB GE209B BERKE, M
FREN 003AL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - *0.5
59991 102 LAB GE209B MOSS, B
FRENCH 3A
FREN 002A - INTERMEDIATE FRENCH +5.0 Corequisite: FREN 003A
Prerequisite: FREN 001B with C or better Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Corequisite: FREN 002AL The Foreign Language Laboratory supplements
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None classroom instruction for French 003A.
Expansion of speaking, reading and writing Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
skills with emphasis on culture.
FREN 003B - ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE +5.0
FRENCH
FREN 002AL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - *0.5 Prerequisite: FREN 003A with C or better
FRENCH 2A Corequisite: FREN 003BL
Corequisite: FREN 002A Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None The second course in advanced-intermediate French
The Foreign Language Laboratory supplements language and culture.
classroom instruction for French 002A. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59997 101 LEC TTH 0200-0425PM GE101 BERKE, M
FREN 003BL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - *0.5
FREN 002B - INTERMEDIATE FRENCH +5.0 FRENCH 3B
Prerequisite: FREN 002A with C or better, or Corequisite: FREN 003B
equivalent Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Corequisite: FREN 002BL The Foreign Language Laboratory supplements
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None classroom instruction for French 003B.
Continues French 002A, expanding, speaking, Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
reading and writing skills and cultural
understanding.


SPRING 2011
Geography Guidance
GEOG 010 - INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL 3.0 GUIDE 087 - COLLEGE STUDY TECHNIQUES 3.0
GEOGRAPHY Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Upon completion of course, students will be able
Investigation of man's relationship to his apply study skills to college level course work.
physical environment and the impact of each on
the other.
58987 101 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM T212 SANTOS, P
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 This class is part of a Learning Community for
58998 101 LEC MW 1215-0140PM GE121 BAURMEISTER, Pathways to Teaching. Students must also enroll
in GUIDE 096/Reg ID#58986, MATH 311/Reg ID#60269,
and ENGL 092/Reg ID#60150. For more information
Geology call Pathways Program Assistant Trisha Tran at
Geology courses may require field trips. Students are responsible for www.sjcc.edu and click on Learning Communities.
any entrance fees and transportation. Contact the instructor for details.
GUIDE 096 - CAREER AND LIFE PLANNING 3.0
GEOL 010 - PHYSICAL GEOLOGY 3.0 Career exploration, choices, and the development
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None of skills needed for life-long career success.
GEOL 010 meets non-lab GE physical science Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
requirement.
58983 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM T209 SANTOS, P
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 58984 102 LEC M 0100-0405PM T213 SANTOS, P
59602 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM S213 GOEWERT, A z 58985 103 LEC W 0615-0920PM T209 SANTOS, P
59603 102 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM S213 SMAY, J 58986 104 LEC MW 0915-1040AM T209 SANTOS, P
This class is part of a Learning Community for
GEOL 010L - PHYSICAL GEOLOGY 1.0 Pathways to Teaching. Students must also enroll
LABORATORY in GUIDE 087/Reg ID#58987, MATH 311/Reg ID#60269,
Corequisite: GEOL 010 and ENGL 092/Reg ID#60150. For more information
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None call Pathways Program Assistant Trisha Tran at
Physical geology lab for the lecture course 408-749-1203 or go to the SJCC homepage at
GEOL 010. Together they meet a lec/lab GE www.sjcc.edu and click on Learning Communities.
requirement.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 60157 105 LEC TTH 1045-1215PM B107 MARTINEZ, M
59604 101 LAB W 1230-0335PM S213 GOEWERT, A #60157 is a Puente Program class. Students must
see Puente counselor in Student Center, room
SC201J to enroll.
Global Studies
GUIDE 100 - DIAGNOSTIC LEARNING *0.5
GLOBL 002 - GLOBAL ISSUES 3.0 Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite or
levels
Course informs students about specific learning
Introduction to he origins, current dilemmas,
disabilities and students' learning styles.
and future trends of major global issues.
Class Start & End Dates: Feb 1 to Apr 8
59521 101 LEC F 0300-0450PM SC106 WIRT, D
58999 101 HYB CONROY, M
Guide 100, #59521 is a DSP/S program course.
Students must see a SJCC DSP/S counselor in
Students must attend the mandatory orientation
SC-106 to enroll.
meeting on Tuesday, February 1 from
4:00-5:00 pm in room B208.

SPRING 2011
GUIDE 102 - DIAGNOSTIC LEARNING - *0.5 - 4.0 GUIDE 118 - CAREER AND LIFE PLANNING *2.0
READING STRATEGIES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
Prerequisite: GUIDE 100 Open Curriculum: No prerequisite or levels.
Corequisite: Or concurrent enrollment in GUIDE 100 Students will learn about careers and career
Learning strategies and instructional intervention choices, set goals and develop plans to achieve
for students who have difficulty reading. them.
59522 101 LEC TTH 1000-1030AM 310 STAFF 1.0 58228 101 LEC F 1130-0120PM B107 CRAWFORD, M
101 LAB TTH 1030-1155AM 310 STAFF 1.0 #58228 is a WIN program class. Students must
see WIN counselor in SC216 to enroll.
GUIDE 104 - DIAGNOSTIC LEARNING - *1.0
WRITING STRATEGIES GUIDE 119 - ORIENTATION TO +1.0
Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite or COLLEGE/DISABLED STUDENTS
levels Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite or
Writing strategies course for students with levels
specific learning disabilities. Focus on students with a disability transition
to college, provides information necessary
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 for success.
59523 101 LAB TTH 1230-0155PM 310 STAFF
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 18 to Jan 19
GUIDE 108 - DIAGNOSTIC LEARNING - *0.5 - 4.0 59525 101 LEC TW 0800-0440PM L119 PULLEN, K
MATHEMATICAL STRATEGIES
GUIDE 130 - COLLEGE SUCCESS 1.0 - 3.0
Prerequisite: GUIDE 100
Corequisite: Or concurrent enrollment in GUIDE 100 Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Learning strategies & instruction for students An orientation to college, academic study skills
who have difficulty with mathematics. and career development for college success.
59533 101 LEC MW 0900-0930AM 310 CORELIS, S 1.0 58981 101 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM T212 SANTOS, P 3.0
101 LAB MW 0930-1055AM 310 CORELIS, S 1.0 58982 102 LEC T 0200-0505PM T212 SANTOS, P 3.0
GUIDE 115 - COMPUTER ASSISTED *1.0 GUIDE 150 - ADAPTIVE WORD PROCESSING +2.0
INSTRUCTION Recommended: Knowledge of the keyboard
Open Curriculum: No prerequisites, corequisite or Advisory Level: Read: 1 Write: None Math: None
levels Word processing course using adaptive devices
Improve basic academic skills and/or cognitive as needed for students with various disabilities.
processes through computer tasks and instruction. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59526 101 LEC M 1030-1150AM L119 MENDEZ, F
59524 101 LAB MW 0900-1025AM L119 MENDEZ, F 101 LAB W 1030-1150AM L119 MENDEZ, F
GUIDE 117 - COLLEGE STUDY TECHNIQUES +1.0

FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
Open Curriculum: No prerequisite or levels
Students will learn how to study, how to apply
those principles to college level course work.

58227 101 LEC F 1000-1055AM B107 CRAWFORD, M
#58227 is a WIN program class. Students must
see WIN counselor in SC216 to enroll.

SPRING 2011
HSCI 010 - PREHOSPITAL EMERGENCY CARE 5.5

Health Education Prerequisite: American Heart Association
Healthcare provider CPR card, current through
HED 011 - DYNAMIC HEALTH CONCEPTS 3.0 semester of enrollment, must be presented at
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None the first class meeting. Student must be 18
This course explores current issues in health years of age prior to first day of class per
with emphasis on making lifelong healthy certification requirements.
choices. Recommended: HSCI 001 or equivalent knowledge
in anatomy, physiology and medical terminology
59408 101 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM T418 GORELIK-GLAZO Theory and skills preparation for EMT-1
59409 102 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM T418 ALWYN, D certificate of completion.
z 59410 103 LEC W 0630-0935PM T418 CHANG, J Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59786 104 LEC MW 1045-1210PM GE118 JANOWICZ, R 59487 101 LEC T 0800-1205PM T515 TAKAHASHI, G
101 LAB T 1230-0505PM T514 MILLER, S
students must also enroll in ENGL 001A,
Reg ID# 60171. For more information about z 59488 102 LEC T 0500-0905PM T515 TAKAHASHI, G
Learning Communities call 408-288-3124 or go to 102 LAB TH 0530-1005PM T514 MILLER, S
the SJCC homepage at www.sjcc.edu and click on 59489 103 LEC F 0915-0125PM T515 FINCH, T
Learning Communities 103 LAB S 0915-0150PM T514 FINCH, T
HSCI 021 - CLINICAL TECHNICIAN II 3.0

Health Science
Prerequisite: HSCI 001 with C or better
To assist with questions and registration, all HSCI students should Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
attend the following orientation session held in T517 on Thursday, Pharmacology, injections, EKGs, and clinical
December 2, 2010 from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. assisting.
Note: Students registering for HSCI 020, 021, or 025 will be dropped if
they have not successfully completed the prerequisite course, HSCI
001. 59490 101 LEC MW 0900-1015AM T517 LARAULT, J
101 LAB MW 1020-1220PM T518 LARAULT, J
Note to Students registering for HSCI 010: American Heart
Association Healthcare Provider CPR card, current through the Class Start & End Dates: Mar 1 to May 26
semester of enrollment, must be presented at the first class meeting.
59494 102 LEC TTH 0900-1015AM T517 GONZALES, C
Students must be 18 years of age prior to the first day of class per
certification requirements. 102 LAB TTH 1020-1220PM T518 GONZALES, C
History
HSCI 001 - INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH 2.0
SCIENCE
HIST 001 - SURVEY OF AMERICAN HISTORY 3.0
An introduction to medical terminology, anatomy, Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
and physiology. A survey of American history conducted in a
topical format.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to Feb 23
59483 101 LEC MW 0900-0115PM T415 LARAULT, J
59000 101 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM GE207 YANCEY, D
Class Start & End Dates: Feb 1 to Feb 24 z 59001 102 LEC M 0615-0920PM GE125 HICKLING, A
59484 102 LEC TTH 0900-0115PM T415 GONZALES, C
HSCI 008 - MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 3.0 60082 104 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM B201 STAFF
HIST 009 - WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY 3.0
A medical terminology course including an
introduction to body systems and functions. Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
This is a survey course on women in the United
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 States from Pre-Columbian to present times.
59485 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM T424 ALWYN, D
59486 102 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM T424 ALWYN, D
59003 101 LEC MW 1215-0140PM GE125 MANIAN, P

SPRING 2011
HIST 010B - DEVELOPMENT OF WESTERN 3.0 HIST 024 - HISTORY AND CULTURE OF THE +3.0
CULTURE AMERICAN INDIAN
Political, cultural & philosophical development of A survey of American Indian cultures and the
Europe since the Reformation. history of interactions with the dominant white
culture.
59004 101 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM GE125 SCHAFFER, B Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59869 101 HYB MANIAN, P
HIST 017A - HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES 3.0 This is a hybrid/mostly online class.
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Mandatory orientation meeting on Tuesday,
U.S. history from pre-colonial times to 1877. February 1, 2011 from 6:15-9:10 pm in room F5.

59005 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM GE207 WOOD, D Humanities
59006 102 HYB MANIAN, P
This is a hybrid/mostly online class. HUMNT 001 - INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL AND 3.0
Mandatory orientation meeting on Monday, PERFORMING ARTS
January 31, 2011 from 6:15-9:10 pm in room B202.
59007 103 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM GE207 WOOD, D Basic concepts of art, dance, music, theater
59008 104 LEC MW 1215-0140PM GE207 HICKLING, A applied to diverse examples.
59013 106 LEC MW 0145-0310PM GE121 MANIAN, P Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to Apr 6
z 59015 107 LEC T 0615-0920PM GE207 JERKE, I
59165 102 HYB MW 0915-1040AM F7 CASTELLANO, A
z 59016 108 LEC W 0615-0920PM GE207 YANCEY, D This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will
be taught online.
HIST 017B - HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES 3.0
Survey of U.S. history from 1877 to present. 59164 101 HYB TTH 0745-0910AM F7 FREY, K
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 be taught online.
59017 101 LEC TTH 0745-0910AM GE207 STAFF
59018 102 LEC W 0145-0450PM GE207 YANCEY, D
z 59166 103 HYB TH 0615-0920PM F7 FREY, K
59019 103 LEC S 0900-1205PM B201 JERKE, I This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will
59030 104 LEC MW 1045-1210PM GE207 GRZYMALA, K be taught online.
students must also enroll in ENGL 001A, HUMNT 002 - INTRODUCTION TO WORLD 3.0
Reg ID# 60164. For more information about LITERATURE
The study of literature by authors around the
globe.
59032 105 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM GE207 GRZYMALA, K
z 59033 106 LEC M 0615-0920PM GE207 SCHAFFER, B
59976 101 HYB LEVINSON, M
z 59034 107 LEC TH 0615-0920PM GE207 YANCEY, D
59870 108 HYB MANIAN, P Once registered, students must email
instructor at melanie.levinson@sjcc.edu
Mandatory orientation meeting on Wednesday,
February 2, 2011 from 6:15-9:10 pm in room B104.

60084 109 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM GE207 YANCEY, D
HIST 021 - AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY 3.0

A survey of the African American historical
experience.

59035 101 LEC MW 1215-0140PM F5 WHITE, K

SPRING 2011
JOURN 032B - NEWSPAPER LAB - 3.0

Japanese PHOTOJOURNALISM
See other Foreign Languages under Chinese, French, Sign Language, Recommended: Successful completion of
Spanish, and Vietnamese. ENGL 092, consumption of commercial news,
willingness to commit the time needed to
JAPAN 001B - ELEMENTARY JAPANESE 5.0 produce the newspaper
Prerequisite: JAPAN 001A with C or better Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Introduction to photojournalism for the
Second semester Elementary Japanese language newspaper.
and culture. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59982 101 LAB TTH 1230-0500PM T302 DADA, F
59977 101 LEC MTWTHF 0900-0950AM LND FUKUI, I
Class is held at Leland High School located JOURN 032C - NEWSPAPER LAB - BEGINNING 3.0
at 6677 Camden Ave, San Jose, 95120. EDITORIAL MANAGEMENT AND ADVERTISING
59978 102 LEC MTWTHF 1000-1050AM LND FUKUI, I Recommended: Successful completion of
Class is held at Leland High School located ENGL 092, consumption of commercial news,
at 6677 Camden Ave, San Jose, 95120. willingness to commit the time needed to
produce the newspaper
JAPAN 002B - INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE +5.0 Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Prerequisite: JAPAN 002A Student production and management of the
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None newspaper including advertising.
Continued language instruction and introduction Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
to the social and cultural aspect of Japan.
59983 101 LAB TTH 1230-0500PM T302 DADA, F
JOURN 032D - NEWSPAPER LAB - 3.0
59979 101 LEC MTWTHF 1100-1150AM LND FUKUI, I
Class is held at Leland High School located PRODUCTION AND DESIGN
at 6677 Camden Ave, San Jose, 95120. Recommended: Successful completion of
ENGL 092, consumption of commercial news,
Journalism produce the newspaper
JOURN 021 - COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA AND 3.0 Students design and produce the college
SOCIETY newspaper.
Introduction to communications media and their 59984 101 LAB TTH 1230-0500PM T302 DADA, F
role in society and popular culture.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 JOURN 035 - EDITORIAL MANAGEMENT 1.0
59980 101 LEC MW 0230-0355PM T310 SHRADER, J
Newspaper planning and staff management for
JOURN 032A - INTRODUCTION TO NEWS 3.0 senior editors of the college newspaper.
REPORTING Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Recommended: Successful completion of z 59985 101 LEC TH 0500-0530PM T302 DADA, F
ENGL 092, consumption of commercial news,
101 LAB TH 0530-0655PM T302 DADA, F
produce a newspaper
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Labor Studies
Introduction to reporting, writing, and editing
for student media, print and online.
LABOR 015 - LOCAL UNION AND COMMUNITY +3.0
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 LEADERSHIP
59981 101 LAB TTH 1230-0500PM T302 DADA, F Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: none
Leadership development in interpersonal
relationships in union and community groups.

z 59037 101 LEC T 0615-0920PM GE103 KELLY, J

SPRING 2011
LABOR 020 - WORKERS' RIGHTS +1.0 LASER 102 - INTERMEDIATE LASER 4.0
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None TECHNOLOGY
An overview of the federal and state laws Prerequisite: LASER 100 with C or better
governing collective bargaining and labor Recommended: Concurrent enrollment in PHYS 002B
relations. Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2
Course covers solid state laser principles,
nonlinear optics and q-switching.
z 59038 101 LEC TH 0615-0920PM GE103 KOENIG, C
LABOR 023 - LABOR IN AMERICAN SOCIETY +1.0 z 59812 101 LEC T 0600-0905PM 114 SUKUTA, S
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None 101 LAB TH 0600-0905PM 114 SUKUTA, S
An overview of the underlying principles of
American trade unionism from a historical LASER 138 - WORK EXPERIENCE +1.0 - 8.0
perspective. Corequisite: Be employed or a volunteer at an
Class Start & End Dates: Mar 10 to Apr 7
approved work-site for the minimum number of
hours per unit as stipulated for paid and
z 59039 101 LEC TH 0615-0920PM GE103 KELLY, J
unpaid status.
LABOR 033 - SOLVING WORKSITE PROBLEMS +1.0
This course provides for the development of
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None workplace success skills.
How to solve problems in the unionized workplace
through member activism. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59810 101 BY ARRG 114 SUKUTA, S
z 59040 101 LEC TH 0615-0920PM GE103 STAFF sydney.sukuta@sjcc.edu
LABOR 034 - IMMIGRANT LEADERSHIP +3.0

TRAINING Learning Skills
All students may complete Learning Center courses any time the
Course for emerging immigrant leaders with
Learning Center is open:
emphasis on practical skills development.
MTWTH 08:30 a.m. - 09:00 p.m.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 FRI 08:30 a.m. - 01:00 p.m.
z 59868 101 LEC W 0615-0920PM GE103 CASTELLANOS,
LS 210 - SUPERVISED TUTORING 0.0
LABOR 138 - WORK EXPERIENCE +1.0 - 8.0 *Open Curriculum: Students must be referred by a
Corequisite: Be employed or a volunteer at an counselor/instructor
approved work-site for the minimum number of Peer tutoring for students referred by
hours per unit as stipulated for paid and counselor/instructor.
unpaid status.
This course provides for the development of 59250 101 BY ARRG L119 PULLEN, K
workplace success skills. 59605 102 BY ARRG S111 ADAMCZESKI, M
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59606 103 BY ARRG S109 D'ELISCU, P
59607 104 BY ARRG S108 LAZIK, I
59041 101 BY ARRG HANFLING, B
59608 105 BY ARRG L105 HELLIWELL, C
Laser 59610 107 BY ARRG L105 HELLIWELL, C
59959 109 BY ARRG L103 RICE, L
59960 110 BY ARRG L103 RICE, L
LASER 100 - INTRODUCTION TO PHOTONICS 4.0
59961 111 BY ARRG L103 STAFF
59962 112 BY ARRG L103 STAFF
Principles, techniques and skills for
entry-level laser/electro-optics technicians. 59963 113 BY ARRG L103 CRUZ-JOHNSON,

z 59811 101 LEC M 0600-0905PM 114 SUKUTA, S
101 LAB W 0600-0905PM 114 SUKUTA, S

SPRING 2011
MACH 120 - BASIC CNC MACHINING CENTER 4.5

Library Studies Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 1
Students study basic set-up procedures and
LIB 015 - ELECTRONIC RESEARCH AND THE +3.0 the safe use of CNC Machining Centers.
INTERNET MATERIAL FEE: $50.00
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: 1 Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to Mar 24
Hands-on training using electronic resources,
60250 101 LEC MTWTH 1045-1205PM 107I ULATE, I
including the Internet, for research.
101 LAB MTWTH 1235-0305PM 109L ULATE, I
59958 101 HYB KING, J MACH 123 - CNC TURNING CENTER 4.5
This is a hybrid/mostly online class. Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 1
Orientations are held in room L206 Students study basic set-up procedures and
of the Library on the following dates: the safe use of CNC Lathes or Turning Center.
Tuesday, February 1 from 1:00-2:00 pm
Wednesday, February 2 from 6:00-7:00 pm
Thursday, February 3 from 6:00-7:00 pm Class Start & End Dates: Mar 28 to May 26
Saturday, February 5 from 12:00-1:00 pm 60252 101 LEC MTWTH 1045-1205PM 107I ULATE, I
Machine Technology MACH 126 - ADVANCED CNC MACHINING 4.5

The day program is designed to provide entry level job skills and the CENTER
night program offers courses ranging from intermediate to advanced Prerequisite: MACH 120 or MACH 123, both
level. For the day program, students can register into MACH 120 and with C or better
126 concurrently for the first half of the semester and MACH 123 and Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 1
129 for the second half of the semester. Students who have
prerequisite issues or need additional information may contact the Students study advanced set-up procedures
Division Office at 408 288-3781 or email the instructor at and the safe use of CNC machining centers.
isai.ulate@sjcc. MATERIAL FEE: $50.00
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to Mar 24
60251 101 LEC MTWTH 1045-1205PM 107I ULATE, I
MACH 100 - SHOP MATH AND BLUEPRINT 4.0
READING MACH 129 - CNC OPERATOR FUNDAMENTALS 4.5
Recommended: 3 units of MATH 310 with CR or Prerequisite: MACH 126 with C or better
placement based on Math assessment Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 1
Covers basic shop math, blueprint reading, use Students study concepts to optimize Computer
of industrial charts and references. Numerical Control (CNC) programs and
operations.
z 59814 101 LEC MW
0500-0700PM 109 RAJNA, J
MACH 101 - INTRODUCTION TO MACHINE 3.0 60253 101 LEC MTWTH 1045-1205PM 107I ULATE, I
TECHNOLOGY 101 LAB MTWTH 1235-0305PM 109L ULATE, I
Advisory Levels: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 1
This course is an introduction to machine tools MACH 138 - WORK EXPERIENCE +1.0 - 8.0
including lathes, milling machines, grinders, Corequisite: Be employed or a volunteer at an
drill presses and saws. approved work-site for the minimum number of
MATERIAL FEE: $20.00 hours per unit as stipulated for paid and
unpaid status.
z 59815 101 LEC M 0715-0905PM 109 HEKMATPANAH,
101 LAB W 0710-1015PM 109L ULATE, I workplace success skills.

59813 101 BY ARRG BRANLUND, J
John.BranlundIII@sjcc.edu

SPRING 2011
MACH 151A - ADVANCED LATHE PRACTICES 4.0 MACH 153B - OPERATOR/PROGRAMMER II 5.0
Prerequisite: MACH 101 with C or better or Prerequisite: MACH 153A with C or better
comparable industry experience Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None Advanced CNC Programming and machine
This course provides students with advanced operation for milling machines using HAAS and
skills on lathes. Fadal EIA controls. Includes an overview of
CAD/CAM programming and solid tape file
simulation.
z 59816 101 LEC M 0715-1020PM 109 BARNES, J
101 LAB W 0715-1020PM 109L BARNES, J
MACH 151B - ADVANCED MILLING MACHINE 4.0 z 59820 101 LEC TTH 0530-0655PM 109 BRANLUND, J
PRACTICES 101 LAB TTH 0700-1005PM 109L BRANLUND, J
Prerequisite: MACH 101 with C or better or
comparable industry experience MACH 165 - MILL SETUPS I 1.5
Advisory Level: Read 2 Write: 2 Math: None Recommended: Mill operation experience is
This course covers advanced milling machine recommended for maximum course success
applications. Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2
An introductory course in mill setups for
students interested in becoming a 'setup
z 59817 101 LEC M 0715-1020PM 109 BARNES, J machinist'.
101 LAB W 0715-1020PM 109L BARNES, J
MACH 151C - APPLIED PROBLEMS IN SHOP 4.0 z 60261 101 LEC T 0600-0655PM 107D HEKMATPANAH,
PRACTICES 101 LAB T 0710-0830PM 109L HEKMATPANAH,
Prerequisite: MACH 151B with C or better
Advanced machine tool practice: Surface grinders,
heat treatment and EDM.

z 59818 101 LEC M 0715-1020PM 109 BARNES, J
101 LAB W 0715-1020PM 109L BARNES, J
MACH 153A - OPERATOR/PROGRAMMER I 5.0

Prerequisite: MATH 011 or MATH 011R or MATH 011S
and MACH 101 all with C or better
Introduction to computerized numerical control
programming/machine operation for milling
machines. This course includes an overview of
CAD/CAM programming and solids tape file
simulation.
z 59819 101 LEC TTH 0530-0655PM 109 BRANLUND, J
101 LAB TTH 0700-1005PM 109L BRANLUND, J

SPRING 2011
MATH 013 - INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA +5.0

Mathematics Prerequisite: MATH 011A or MATH 011R or
Students are required to bring a graphing calculator to class for certain MATH 011S all with C or better or
sections of MATH 013, MATH 021, MATH 022, MATH 025, MATH 061, placement based on math assessment
MATH 063, MATH 071, MATH 072, MATH 073. Texas Instruments Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
TI-86, TI-89 or equivalent is recommended for all classes except MATH A second semester Algebra course in
063, for which a TI-83 or TI-84 or equivalent is recommended. preparation for transfer science and math
courses.
MATH 011S, 013S, and 310 are for students who are new to or
continuing in MATH 310, 011S, 013S and wish to complete their class Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
over multiple semesters.
59631 101 LEC MTWTH 0800-0905AM GE113 QUACH, T
59632 102 LEC MTWTH 0800-0905AM S204 PARDO, R
59633 103 LEC MW 0800-1025AM B204 COCHRAN, G
59634 104 LEC MW 0800-1025AM S202 SADEGHI-HASSA
59635 105 LEC TTH 0800-1025AM B204 COCHRAN, G
MATH 011A - ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA +5.0 59636 106 LEC TTH 0800-1025AM B106 BHAGI, S
Prerequisite: 3 units of MATH 310 or MATH 311 59637 107 LEC TTH 0800-1025AM T309 STAFF
with CR or placement based on math assessment
59638 108 LEC S 0900-0215PM B102 GONZALEZ, J
59639 109 LEC MTWTH 0915-1020AM GE113 QUACH, T
A five-unit course in introductory algebra.
59640 110 LEC MW 0930-1155AM GE115 AHLBERG, D
59641 111 LEC TTH 0930-1155AM S202 HELLIWELL, C
59612 101 LEC MTWTH 0800-0905AM B102 HURLEY, M This class is part of a Learning Community and
59613 102 LEC MTWTH 0800-0905AM S123 RAHIM, H students must also enroll in CHEM 015, Reg
59614 103 LEC MW 0800-1025AM GE111 LESSING, H ID# 59583 or 59584. For more information about
59615 104 LEC MW 0800-1025AM T309 SINGH, S
59616 105 LEC TTH 0800-1025AM S205 CRIBBS, A Learning Communities.
59617 106 LEC S 0900-0215PM B204 SIOSHANSI, A
59642 112 LEC MTWTH 1045-1150AM T309 CRIBBS, A
59618 107 LEC MW 0915-1140AM T310 JENSEN, K
59643 113 LEC MW 1215-0240PM B204 COCHRAN, G
59619 108 LEC TTH 0915-1140AM T313 DESOUSA, S
59644 114 LEC TTH 1230-0255PM GE113 STAFF
59620 109 LEC MTWTH 0915-1020AM B102 FRAZIER, C
59645 115 LEC MW 0100-0325PM S204 DIVINIA, M
59621 110 LEC TTH 0930-1155AM GE115 CASTILLA, G This class is part of a Learning Community and
59622 111 LEC MTWTH 1045-1150AM B204 COCHRAN, G students must also enroll in CHEM 032A, Reg
59623 112 LEC MW 1230-0255PM GE113 JONISH, D ID# 59589 or 59590. For more information about
59624 113 LEC TTH 1245-0310PM GE111 KENDRICK, E
59625 114 LEC MW 0115-0340PM S205 CRIBBS, A
Learning Communities.
59626 115 LEC MW 0200-0425PM S122 FRODYMA, M
59646 116 LEC TTH 0330-0555PM GE115 TRAN, A
59627 116 LEC MW 0330-0555PM GE111 TRAN, A
z 59647 117 LEC MW 0615-0840PM GE115 TRAN, A
z 59628 117 LEC TTH 0615-0840PM GE113 NGUYEN, T
z 59648 118 LEC TTH 0615-0840PM GE115 TRAN, A
z 60271 118 LEC MW 0630-0855PM B204 TRIEU, P
z 60270 119 LEC TTH 0615-0840PM S202 LUU, A
MATH 011S - VARIABLE UNIT ELEMENTARY *1.0 - 5.0 z 60273 120 HYB W 0745-0745PM S202 AHLBERG, D
This is an Internet Hybrid class that will be
ALGEBRA
taught online with onsite exams. The orientation
Prerequisite: 3 units of MATH 310 or MATH 311
is Wednesday, February 2, 2011 at 7:45 pm
with CR or placement based on assessment
in S202. For more information,
email: david.ahlberg@sjcc.edu
Variable unit course in Elementary Algebra.

59629 101 LEC MW 1045-0110PM L114 DIVINIA, M
z 59630 102 LEC TTH 0615-0740PM L114 VANDER ROEST,

SPRING 2011
MATH 013S - VARIABLE UNIT INTERMEDIATE *1.0 - 5.0 MATH 051 - MATHEMATICS FOR GENERAL 3.0
ALGEBRA EDUCATION
Prerequisite: 5 units of (MATH 011A or Prerequisite: MATH 013 with C or better
MATH 011S) or 3 units of MATH 011R; all with or equivalent
C or better or placement based on math assessment Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None Transfer level mathematics course intended for non
Variable unit course in Intermediate Algebra. science majors planning transfer to CSU system.
59649 101 LEC MW 1045-0110PM L114 DIVINIA, M 59656 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM GE111 KENDRICK, E
z 59650 102 LEC TTH 0615-0740PM L114 VANDER ROEST,
MATH 061 - FINITE MATHEMATICS 3.0
MATH 014 - GEOMETRY +3.0 Prerequisite: MATH 013 or ELECT 122 both with C
Prerequisite: MATH 011A or MATH 011R or or better or equivalent
MATH 011S all with C or better or Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
placement based on math assessment Applications of mathematics to business,
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None management, economics, and social sciences are
A course in plane geometry figures and emphasized.
relationships including logical proofs. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59657 101 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM GE113 VANAJAKSHI, C
z 59651 101 LEC MW 0630-0755PM GE113 JONISH, D z 59658 102 LEC TTH 0630-0755PM S203 NGUYEN, V
MATH 022 - TRIGONOMETRY 3.0 MATH 063 - ELEMENTARY STATISTICS 3.0

Prerequisite: MATH 013 and MATH 014 both Prerequisite: MATH 013 with C or better
with C or better or equivalent Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None This course is an introduction to elementary
A course designed to prepare students for the statistics.
level of trigonometry needed in the study of
calculus.
59659 101 LEC TTH 0745-0910AM S202 SADEGHI-HASSA
59660 102 LEC S 0900-1205PM B106 NGUYEN, T
59652 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM GE113 NGUYEN, V
59661 103 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM T310 BANKS, J
5.0 59662 104 LEC MW 0915-1040AM S123 RAHIM, H

MATH 025 - PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA AND
TRIGONOMETRY 59663 105 LEC MW 1045-1210PM B102 FRAZIER, C
Prerequisite: MATH 013 and MATH 014 both 59664 106 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM B102 FRAZIER, C
with C or better or equivalent 59665 107 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM B204 BHAGI, S
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None 59666 108 LEC MW 0145-0310PM GE115 AHLBERG, D
A precalculus algebra and trig course, meeting z 59667 109 LEC MW 0615-0740PM GE111 KALANTAR, M
part of GE requirement in quantitive reasoning.
z 59668 110 LEC TTH 0630-0755PM S122 VANAJAKSHI, C
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 z 60268 112 HYB W 0700-0700PM S202 AHLBERG, D
59653 101 LEC MW 0930-1155AM B202 STAFF This is an Internet Hybrid class that will be
z 59654 102 LEC MW 0615-0840PM B102 KOVALEVA, O
is Wednesday, February 2, 2011 at 7:00 pm
z 59655 103 HYB W 0615-0615PM S202 AHLBERG, D
This is an Internet Hybrid class that will be
is Wednesday, February 2, 2011 at 6:15 pm INTERSESSION Jan 5 to Jan 27
60086 111 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM B102 COCHRAN, G
MATH 070 - DISCRETE MATHEMATICS 3.0
Prerequisite: (MATH 021 and MATH 022) or
MATH 025 all with C or better or equivalent
Advisory level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Discrete mathematics for computer science,
mathematics, and science students.

59669 101 LEC MW 1215-0140PM GE115 KENDRICK, E

SPRING 2011
MATH 071 - CALCULUS I WITH ANALYTIC 5.0 MATH 310 - BASIC MATHEMATICS *1.0 - 3.0
GEOMETRY Open Curriculum*: Math Assessment must be taken
Prerequisite: (MATH 021 and MATH 022) or prior to the first day of the class.
MATH 025 all with C or better or equivalent A beginning course designed to give students a
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None fundamental background in basic mathematics.
Calculus I with analytic geometry for math,
science, computer, or engineering students.
59679 101 LEC MW 0745-0910AM L114 SOMAN, A
59680 102 LEC TTH 0745-0910AM L114 SOMAN, A 3.0
59670 101 LEC MTWTH 0800-0905AM T310 BANKS, J 59681 103 LEC MW 0915-1040AM L114 SOMAN, A 3.0
59671 102 LEC TTH 1230-0255PM GE115 DIVINIA, M
59682 104 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM L114 SOMAN, A
z 59672 103 LEC MW 0615-0840PM S122 FRODYMA, M
59683 105 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM L114 KENDRICK, E 3.0
59684 106 LEC MW 0120-0245PM L114 NGUYEN, V 3.0
MATH 072 - CALCULUS II WITH ANALYTIC 5.0
GEOMETRY 59685 107 LEC TTH 0120-0245PM L114 DESOUSA, S 3.0
Prerequisite: MATH 071 with C or better 59686 108 LEC MW 0315-0440PM L114 KENDRICK, E 3.0
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None z 59687 109 LEC MW 0445-0610PM L114 CRIBBS, A 3.0
Calculus II with analytic geometry for z 59688 110 LEC MW 0615-0740PM L114 VANDER ROEST,
mathematics, science and engineering students.
MATH 311 - PRE-ALGEBRA *3.0
Prerequisite: 3 units of MATH 310 with CR or
59673 101 LEC MTWTH 0800-0905AM GE115 HELLIWELL, C
placement based on math assessment
z 59674 102 LEC TTH 0630-0855PM GE111 KALANTAR, M Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
MATH 311 is designed to prepare students with
MATH 073 - MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS 5.0 a foundation in arithmetic for Introductory
Prerequisite: MATH 072 with C or better Algebra.
In this course, differential and integral calculus Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
concepts are applied to multivariable functions. 59689 101 LEC TTH 0745-0910AM GE111 LESSING, H
59690 102 LEC MW 0915-1040AM B104 HURLEY, M
59691 103 LEC MW 1215-0140PM T310 JENSEN, K
59675 101 LEC TTH 1215-0240PM S201 CASTILLA, G
59692 104 LEC TTH 0115-0240PM S205 CRIBBS, A
z 59676 102 LEC TTH 0615-0840PM B102 KOVALEVA, O
z 59693 105 LEC MW 0615-0740PM S205 PARDO, R
MATH 078 - DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 3.0 z 59694 106 LEC TTH 0615-0740PM B204 TRIEU, P
Prerequisite: MATH 073 with C or better 60269 108 LEC MW 1150-0115PM T312 SINGH, S
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None This class is part of a Learning Community for
This course introduces both methods and Pathways to Teaching. Students must also enroll
applications of ordinary differential equations. in ENGL 092/Reg ID#60150, GUIDE 087/Reg ID#58987,
and GUIDE 096/Reg ID#58986. For more information
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 call Pathways Program Assistant Trisha Tran at
59677 101 LEC TTH 0730-0855AM LND LANGLOIS, W 408-749-1203 or go to the SJCC homepage at
Class is held at Leland High School located www.sjcc.edu and click on Learning Communities.
at 6677 Camden Ave, San Jose, 95120.
59678 102 LEC MW 0915-1040AM S201 DIVINIA, M
60085 107 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM GE113 QUACH, T
Medical Assisting
MA 008 - MEDICAL OFFICE FINANCIAL 3.0

PROCEDURES
Students are introduced to medical office
financial procedures.

59479 101 LEC MW 1045-1140AM T212 OVENS, D
101 LAB MW 1150-0115PM T212 OVENS, D

SPRING 2011
MA 009 - MEDICAL RECORDS SYSTEMS 3.0 MUSIC 028 - CLASS GUITAR +1.0
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2 Prerequisite: MUSIC 058A and MUSIC 058B;
Students acquire the skills necessary to work both with C or better, or equivalent
in medical records management. equivalent
A progressive study of guitar technique and
musicianship.
59480 101 LEC MW 0145-0240PM T212 OVENS, D
101 LAB MW 0250-0415PM T212 OVENS, D
z 59169 101 LAB T 0645-0950PM F7 BEHROOZI, B
MA 010 - MEDICAL BILLING 2.0 59797 102 LAB TTH 1045-1210PM F7 BEHROOZI, B
Students acquire the skills to process medical MUSIC 050A - BEGINNING PIANO 1.0
billing insurance claims. Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Designed for beginning pianists to learn
technique, theory, interpretation and
59481 101 LEC T 0845-0940AM T209 JANOWICZ, R creativity.
101 LAB T 0945-1250PM T209 JANOWICZ, R
MA 011 - MEDICAL CODING 2.0 59170 101 LAB MW 1045-1210PM F6 ANDRADE, K

Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2 z 59171 102 LAB M 0445-0750PM F6 ANDRADE, K
Students acquire the skills necessary for
medical coding. MUSIC 050B - BEGINNING PIANO 1.0
Prerequisite: MUSIC 050A with C or better
59482 101 LEC TH 0845-0940AM T209 JANOWICZ, R Second semester of class piano. Chord
101 LAB TH 0945-1250PM T209 JANOWICZ, R construction, scales, chord progressions.

Meteorology z 59172 101 LAB M 0645-0950PM F6 ANDRADE, K
MUSIC 058A - BEGINNING GUITAR +1.0

METEO 010 - WEATHER AND CLIMATE 3.0
levels
A study of meteorology which meets the GE
Fundamentals of tone production; technical
requirement without lab in physical science.
and rhythmical studies in guitar.
z 59695 101 LEC T 0615-0920PM S213 CHRISTEN, O
59173 101 LAB TTH 0915-1040AM F7 BEHROOZI, B
z 59174 102 LAB T 0445-0750PM F7 BEHROOZI, B
Music
MUSIC 058B - BEGINNING GUITAR +1.0
MUSIC 014 - MUSICIANS' WORKSHOP 0.5 - 1.0 Prerequisite: MUSIC 058A with C or better
This course continues the reinforcement and
Recommended: Completion of a course in
application of the fundamentals of playing guitar.
beginning piano (MUSIC 050A), beginning
guitar (MUSIC 058A), or introductory music Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
(MUSIC 099) is recommended z 59175 101 LAB T 0645-0950PM F7 BEHROOZI, B
Rehearsal of compositions for public
59798 102 LAB TTH 1045-1210PM F7 BEHROOZI, B
performance.

59167 101 LAB SU 0330-0430PM F7 LEE, G
z 101 LAB S 0530-0735PM F7 LEE, G
MUSIC 020 - CLASS PIANO 1.0

Prerequisite: MUSIC 050B with C or better
Designed for intermediate pianists to improve
technique, interpretive and creative abilities.

z 59168 101 LAB M 0645-0950PM F6 ANDRADE, K

SPRING 2011
MUSIC 083 - EXPLORING THE WORLD OF 3.0

MUSIC Philosophy
This course introduces students to music from PHIL 010 - INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY: 3.0
an international and cross-cultural METAPHYSICS AND EPISTEMOLOGY
perspective. Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Class Start & End Dates: Feb 1 to Mar 22 An introduction to the history and basic
disciplines of western philosophy.
59176 101 HYB TTH 0915-1040AM F6 FREY, K
This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
be taught online.
59183 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM GE121 LIEM, H
z 59177 102 HYB T 0600-0905PM F6 FREY, K z 59184 102 LEC M 0615-0920PM GE121 LIEM, H
be taught online. INTERSESSION Jan 5 to Jan 27
60090 103 LEC MTWTHF 0100-0405PM GE123 GRUDZEN, G
MUSIC 091 - MUSIC APPRECIATION: +3.0
WESTERN CIVILIZATION PHIL 012 - INTRODUCTION TO 3.0
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None EXISTENTIALISM: THE MEANING OF LIFE
Learn an appreciation of the music of Western Recommended: Completion of PHIL 010
cultures through development of listening skills. Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Introduction to the philosophy of human
existence.
59178 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM F7 BEHROOZI, B
MUSIC 095 - MUSIC APPRECIATION: JAZZ 3.0 59788 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM GE121 LIEM, H
An introduction to the elements of jazz tracing PHIL 060 - LOGIC AND CRITICAL THINKING 3.0
the evolution of the styles and structures of Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
jazz. Introductory course in formal and informal/
critical thinking.
59180 101 HYB TTH 1215-0140PM F7 FREY, K Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will 59186 101 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM GE121 GRUDZEN, G
be taught online.
59187 102 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM F5 MOK, C
59188 103 LEC MW 1215-0140PM GE121 MOK, C
MUSIC 099 - INTRODUCTORY MUSIC 3.0
z 59189 104 LEC T 0615-0920PM GE121 LIEM, H
z 59190 105 LEC W 0615-0920PM GE121 LIEM, H
Students will read, interpret, and write basic
notational symbols of music.
PHIL 070 - RELIGION: THE LIVE HYPOTHESIS 3.0
59181 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM F6 BEHROOZI, B Introductory philosophical survey of seven living
z 59182 102 LEC W 0600-0905PM F6 BEHROOZI, B religions.

Oceanography 59191 101 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM GE121 GRUDZEN, G
OCEAN 010 - DESCRIPTIVE OCEANOGRAPHY 3.0

A study of the ocean, lecture only, meeting
part of the GE requirement in physical science.

z 59696 101 LEC TTH 0445-0610PM S213 CHRISTEN, O

60087 102 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM B204 ADAMCZESKI, M

SPRING 2011
PHOTO 075 - BEGINNING DIGITAL IMAGING +3.0

Photography Recommended: Photo 22 and 70 and knowledge of
Windows or Mac Operating Systems
PHOTO 022 - BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY 3.0 Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
Basics of B & W photo; image choice, camera
59215 101 LEC MW 0230-0325PM T303 MACGOWAN, C
controls, fingerprint processing, presentation.
101 LAB MW 0330-0530PM T303 MACGOWAN, C
59192 101 LEC S 0900-1050AM 112 SEMPERE, T PHOTO 076 - PHOTOSHOP 1 3.0
101 LAB S 1100-0310PM 112 SEMPERE, T Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
59193 102 LEC MW 1045-1140AM 112 MACGOWAN, C Beginning instruction in digital image processing
using Adobe Photoshop software.
102 LAB MW 1145-0145PM 112 MACGOWAN, C
59194 103 LEC TTH 1215-0110PM 112 GARLAND, T Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
103 LAB TTH 0115-0315PM 112 GARLAND, T 59219 101 LEC TTH 1045-1140AM T303 MACGOWAN, C
z 59195 104 LEC MW 0615-0710PM 112 URRUTIA, R 101 LAB TTH 1145-0145PM T303 MACGOWAN, C
104 LAB MW 0715-0915PM 112 URRUTIA, R
PHOTO 077 - PHOTOSHOP 2 3.0
PHOTO 062 - INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY 3.0 Prerequisite: PHOTO 076 with C or better
Prerequisite: PHOTO 022 Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Continued study in digital image processing for
Intermediate practice and application of black- fine art and commercial applications using
and-white & photography, from design to Photoshop.
presentation. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59221 101 LEC MW 0230-0325PM T303 MACGOWAN, C
59197 101 LEC S 0900-1050AM 112 SEMPERE, T 101 LAB MW 0330-0530PM T303 MACGOWAN, C
101 LAB S 1100-0310PM 112 SEMPERE, T
59205 102 LEC TTH 1215-0110PM 112 GARLAND, T Physical Education
102 LAB TTH 0115-0315PM 112 GARLAND, T
z 59209 103 LEC MW
The following Activity Requirement will need to be completed in order to
0615-0710PM 112 URRUTIA, R
graduate: “A minimum of (1) unit of physical activity must be taken
103 LAB MW 0715-0915PM 112 URRUTIA, R unless exempt by a doctor’s excuse or prior military credit. The physical
activity course must be selected from the approved courses listed in
PHOTO 070 - BEGINNING COLOR 3.0 Area E of the district’s general education/graduation pattern.”
PHOTOGRAPHY Please Note:
Prerequisite: PHOTO 062 with C or better
• All day-time physical education classes meet in main gym the first
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None day, except for golf classes which are held at Santa Teresa Golf
Color printing modes: film and digital. Psychology Course.
composition of Color. • See notes regarding specific activities or emphasis in specific course
sections.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Use of the fitness center requires sign-in using a Student ID with
z 59210 101 LEC TTH 0615-0710PM 112 GARLAND, T photo. Workout attire must be worn.
101 LAB TTH 0715-0915PM 112 GARLAND, T
PHOTO 071 - INTERMEDIATE COLOR +3.0

PHOTOGRAPHY
Prerequisite: PHOTO 070 with C or better
Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None PED 005 - INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL 3.0
This is an intermediate photo class designed to EDUCATION
expand one's color awareness and technical skill. Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Overview of the foundations, principles and
careers of physical education.
z 59211 101 LEC TTH 0615-0710PM 112 GARLAND, T
101 LAB TTH 0715-0915PM 112 GARLAND, T Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59724 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM B106 ROBB, D
60291 102 LEC TTH 0145-0310PM B201 HUNTZE-ROONE

SPRING 2011
PED 008 - ARCHERY +0.5 - 1.0 PED 030 - FIT FOR LIFE +0.5 - 1.0
Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite or Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite or
levels levels
Instruction and practice in the fundamental Variety of activities will be used to develop
skills of target archery. cardiorespiratory endurance and flexibility.
59725 101 LAB TTH 1045-1210PM PF CRAWFORD, L 1.0 59739 101 LAB TTH 0745-0910AM 309 CHIODO, C 1.0
59740 102 LAB TTH 0915-1040AM TRK CONNOR, C 1.0
PED 009 - BADMINTON +1.0
59741 103 LAB SU 1000-0105PM 308 SAWYER, J 1.0
59742 104 LAB TTH 1045-1210PM TRK RAFAT, T 1.0
Class designed to teach basic skills, team play
59743 105 LAB MW 1215-0140PM TRK ROBB, D 1.0
for doubles and mixed doubles and game strategies.
59744 106 LAB MW 0145-0310PM TRK RAFAT, T 1.0
59726 101 LAB MW 0915-1040AM AGYM CRAWFORD, L PED 038 - SOCCER-RECREATIONAL +0.5 - 1.0
59727 102 LAB TTH 0915-1040AM AGYM RAFAT, T Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite or
levels
PED 012 - BASKETBALL +1.0 Soccer for the recreational player.
Learn basic basketball skills, team organization,
59745 101 LAB S 0915-1220PM FB FRAIRE, N 1.0
skills and drills.
60279 102 LAB MW 1045-1210PM FB HUNTZE-ROONE 1.0
59728 101 LAB F 0900-1205PM MGYM NURNBERG, D PED 039 - HATHA YOGA +1.0
59729 102 LAB MW 0915-1040AM MGYM OBERG, T Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
z 59730 103 LAB T 0630-0935PM MGYM NURNBERG, D Improve flexibility, strength, concentration,
breathing: relieve stress and muscle tension.
PED 013 - ADVANCED FOOTBALL +0.5 - 1.0
59746 101 LAB SU 0830-1135AM 310G OWENS, L
levels
59747 102 LAB MW 0915-1040AM 310G BRUGA, K
Designed to provide instruction in the activities
relevant to the fundamentals of football. 59748 103 LAB TTH 0915-1040AM 310G HUNTZE-ROONE
59749 104 LAB MW 1215-0140PM 310G OWENS, L
59750 105 LAB TTH 1045-1210PM 310G HUNTZE-ROONE
59731 101 LAB TWTH 0330-0430PM AGYM CONNOR, C 1.0
59751 106 LAB MW 0145-0310PM 310G OWENS, L
PED 019 - TAE KWON DO +1.0

PED 040 - SOFTBALL +1.0
Basics of Tae Kwon Do as a method of physical
Basic skills of hitting, running, catching,
conditioning.
throwing, and game strategies for team play.
59732 101 LAB MW 0615-0740AM 310G ELLIS, B
60089 101 LAB MTWTHF 0100-0405PM SB HUNTZE-ROONE
PED 023 - CARDIO KICKBOXING +1.0

PED 041 - PILATES MAT WORKOUT +1.0
An aerobic exercise program utilizing non-contact
This Pilates mat work course is designed to
kickboxing.
develop strength, flexibility, coordination and
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 balance.
59733 101 LAB TTHF 0630-0730AM MULTI ELLIS, B Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59734 102 LAB S 0815-1120AM MULTI NURNBERG, D
59752 101 LAB MW 1045-1210PM 310G BRUGA, K
z 59736 103 LAB TTH 0615-0740PM MULTI FRAIRE, N
59753 102 LAB TTH 1045-1210PM AGYM MATHIAS, E
60278 104 LAB MW 1215-0140PM AGYM ARNOLD, C
z 59754 103 LAB MW 0600-0725PM 310G FRAIRE, N
60280 104 LAB TTH 1215-0140PM 310G ROBB, D

SPRING 2011
PED 042 - SWIMMING +0.5 - 1.0 PED 056 - WEIGHT TRAINING +1.0
Open Curriculum: No prerequisite, corequisite or Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
levels Use of progressive weight resistance exercises for
Assists students in learning selected swimming body toning and general strength development.
strokes and skills.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59772 101 LAB MW 0745-0910AM 308 ROBB, D
59755 101 LAB MW 0615-0740AM POOL OBERG, T 1.0 59773 102 LAB TTH 0745-0910AM 308 RAFAT, T
59756 102 LAB S 0700-1005AM POOL SAWYER, J 1.0 59774 103 LAB MW 0915-1040AM 308 CONNOR, C
59757 103 LAB MW 0745-0910AM POOL OBERG, T 1.0 59775 104 LAB TTH 0915-1040AM 308 ROBB, D
59758 104 LAB TTH 0915-1040AM POOL BRUGA, K 1.0 59776 105 LAB MW 1045-1210PM 308 OBERG, T
59759 105 LAB TTH 1045-1210PM POOL ROBB, D 1.0 59777 106 LAB TTH 1045-1210PM 308 CONNOR, C
59760 106 LAB TTH 1215-0140PM POOL CONNOR, C 1.0 59778 107 LAB MW 1215-0140PM 308 OBERG, T
z 59761 107 LAB MW 0445-0610PM POOL RAFAT, T 1.0 59779 108 LAB TTH 1215-0140PM 308 RAFAT, T
60281 108 LAB MW 0915-1040AM POOL HUNTZE-ROONE 1.0 59780 109 LAB MW 0145-0310PM 308 CONNOR, C
59781 110 LAB TTH 0145-0310PM 308 CONNOR, C
PED 044 - CAREBALL: CORE, ALIGNMENT, +1.0
59782 111 LAB MW 0315-0440PM 308 RAFAT, T
AND RESISTANCE EXERCISE ON THE BALL
z 59783 112 LAB MW 0515-0640PM 308 ARNOLD, C
Mind-body exercise class focusing on abdominal z 59784 113 LAB TTH 0515-0640PM 308 ARNOLD, C
core using ball and resistance apparatus. z 59785 114 LAB MW 0645-0810PM 308 SAWYER, J
60292 115 LAB TTH 0315-0440PM 308 HUNTZE-ROONE
59762 101 LAB TTH 0715-0840AM 310G MATHIAS, E PED 094 - INDIVIDUALIZED SKILLS +0.5 - 2.0
LABORATORY
PED 052 - VOLLEYBALL +1.0
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Transferable individualized instruction designed
Emphasizes skills of passing, setting, spiking, to enrich or broaden students' experiences.
serving, blocking, and team offense and defense.
59722 101 LAB CARR, P
z 59763 101 LAB M 0630-0935PM MGYM RAFAT, T
59723 102 LAB CARR, P
60282 102 LAB MW 1045-1210PM AGYM RAFAT, T
PED 055 - AEROBICS WITH MUSIC +1.0 60088 103 LAB FLYNN, D 1.0
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None 103 LAB STAGNARO, D 1.0
Exercise to music for cardiovascular fitness.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 Physics

59764 101 LAB MW 0715-0840AM MULTI MATHIAS, E
59765 102 LAB MW 0915-1040AM MULTI HUERTA, S 4.0
PHYS 002A - GENERAL PHYSICS
59766 103 LAB TTH 0915-1040AM MULTI HUERTA, S
Prerequisite: MATH 013 with C or better or
59767 104 LAB MW 1045-1210PM MULTI ROBB, D equivalent
59768 105 LAB MW 1215-0140PM MULTI HUERTA, S Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
59769 106 LAB TTH 0145-0310PM MULTI ROBB, D Non-calculus, one-semester course in physics
z 59770 107 LAB MW 0615-0740PM MULTI CONNOR, C
with laboratory, covering mechanics and
thermodynamics.
z 59771 108 LAB TTH 0615-0740PM POOL CRAWFORD, L
59697 101 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM S122 PRABHAKARAN,
101 LAB T 0145-0450PM S206 SANDLER, M
59698 102 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM S122 PRABHAKARAN,
102 LAB TH 0145-0450PM S206 SANDLER, M
z 59699 103 LEC T 0615-0920PM S206 MOHEBI, M
103 LAB TH 0615-0920PM S206 MOHEBI, M

SPRING 2011
PHYS 002B - GENERAL PHYSICS 4.0

Prerequisite: PHYS 002A
Political Science
Non-calculus based physics, with lab, covering POLSC 001 - POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT IN 3.0
electrodynamics, optics, and modern physics. AMERICA
A course in national, state, and local government.
59700 101 LEC T 0915-1220PM S207 SUKUTA, S
101 LAB TH 0915-1220PM S207 SUKUTA, S Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59076 101 LEC MW 1045-1210PM B209 HERRINGTON, L
PHYS 004A - GENERAL PHYSICS 5.0
59077 102 LEC W 0145-0450PM B201 HERRINGTON, L
Prerequisite: MATH 072 with C or better z 59078 103 LEC TH 0615-0920PM GE123 ADKINS, W
Corequisite: Or concurrent enrollment in
59079 104 HYB CRAWFORD, P
MATH 072
Mandatory Orientation: Monday, January 31,
The first of a four semester sequence of
at 5:00 pm in room GE 127.
calculus-based General Physics.
60091 105 LEC MTWTHF 0100-0405PM GE207 YANCEY, D
59701 101 LEC MW 0915-1115AM S206 FRODYMA, M
101 LAB MW 1120-1245PM S206 FRODYMA, M POLSC 004 - INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS +3.0
z 59702 102 LEC MW 0615-0815PM S206 BUNGE, M Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
102 LAB MW 0825-0950PM S206 BUNGE, M This course introduces the beginning student to
the study of world politics.
PHYS 004B - GENERAL PHYSICS 5.0
Prerequisite: PHYS 004A and MATH 073 both with
C or better 59080 101 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM B201 NOORI, A
Corequisite: or concurrent enrollment in
MATH 073 Psychology
A second calculus-based course in physics for
engineering, mathematics, and science students. PSYCH 010 - GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3.0
An introduction to the major theories, areas of
z 59703 101 LEC MW 0615-0815PM S207 LATSHAW, G study, and methodologies of contemporary
101 LAB MW 0825-0950PM S207 LATSHAW, G psychology.

PHYS 004C - GENERAL PHYSICS
Prerequisite: PHYS 004A and MATH 073 both with C 59081 101 LEC MW 0745-0910AM B201 PRICE, B
or better 59082 102 LEC MW 0915-1040AM B201 PRICE, B
Corequisite: or concurrent enrollment in 59083 103 LEC MW 1045-1210PM B201 GODIN, L
MATH 073 59084 104 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM B201 SANCHEZ, L
59085 105 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM B201 SANCHEZ, L
A third calculus-based course in physics for
z 59086 106 LEC T 0615-0920PM B201 SANCHEZ, L
engineering, mathematics, and science students.
z 59087 107 LEC TH 0615-0920PM T309 DENOS, C
59704 101 LEC MW 0915-1115AM S207 CASTILLA, G
60092 108 LEC MTWTHF 0900-1205PM GE123 GUTIERREZ, S
101 LAB MW 1120-1245PM S207 CASTILLA, G
PSYCH 012 - SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 3.0

Recommended: PSYCH-010
Introduction to the study of how people think
about, influence, and relate to one another.

59088 101 LEC T 1215-0320PM GE123 POTTERTON, J
z 59089 102 LEC T 0600-0905PM GE123 POTTERTON, J

SPRING 2011
PSYCH 020 - THE PSYCHOLOGY OF STRESS 3.0 PSYCH 100 - HUMAN SEXUALITY 3.0
REDUCTION Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Recommended: Completion of PSYCH 010 An introduction to the function and diversity
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None of human sexual behavior.
A comprehensive introduction to the
psychology of stress reduction.
59100 101 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM GE123 GUTIERREZ, S
59101 102 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM GE123 GUTIERREZ, S
59090 101 LEC W 1215-0320PM GE123 POTTERTON, J 59102 103 LEC T 1215-0320PM GE121 GUTIERREZ, S
z 59091 102 LEC W 0600-0905PM GE123 POTTERTON, J z 59103 104 LEC M 0615-0920PM GE127 JACKLER, F
PSYCH 035 - INTRODUCTION TO THE 3.0

PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN Reading
A study of sex, gender development, and issues 4.0
READ 101 - ANALYTICAL READING
significant to a woman's well-being.
Prerequisite: 4 units of (READ 301 or ENGL 322) an
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 ENGL 335); all with CR or placement based on
59092 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM GE123 GUTIERREZ, S assessment
Analytical reading of text and fiction for
PSYCH 060 - PERSONAL GROWTH AND +3.0 vocabulary growth, comprehension, and research.
ADJUSTMENT Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
60066 101 LEC MW 0830-1030AM B206 STAFF
Introduction to psychological principles that
60069 102 LEC TTH 0830-1030AM B206 HUNTER, C
foster successful personal growth.
60070 103 LEC TTH 0915-1115AM B208 VASQUEZ, L
60093 104 LEC MW 1045-1245PM D107 STAFF
59867 101 LEC TH 1215-0320PM GE123 POTTERTON, J 60094 105 LEC TTH 1215-0215PM B208 VASQUEZ, L
z 60095 106 LEC MW 0615-0815PM B203 FARAVASHI, S
PSYCH 092 - DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 3.0
Recommended: PSYCH 001 or PSYCH 010 READ 301 - ESSENTIALS OF READING *4.0
Prerequisite: 3 units of (ENGL 321 or ENGL 341) or
Overview of the growth and development of the
or 6 units of READ 350 or (ESL 312 and
individual from conception to death.
ESL 313); all with CR or placement based
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 on assessment
59093 101 LEC TTH 0745-0910AM GE123 PETER, C Active reading of text and fiction for vocabulary
growth and comprehension.
59094 102 LEC MW 1045-1210PM GE123 GUTIERREZ, S
59095 103 LEC M 1215-0320PM GE123 GUTIERREZ, S Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
z 59096 104 LEC W 0615-0920PM B201 JACKLER, F 60096 101 LEC TTH 0915-1120AM CT114 MCGUIRE, B
59097 105 LEC MW 1215-0140PM B102 MATTIOLI, M 60097 102 HYB T 0915-1120AM GE201 CRUZ-JOHNSON,
PSYCH 099 - ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY +3.0 will be taught online. This class is part of a
Advisory Level: Read : 3 Write: 3 Math : None Learning Community and students must also
This course covers the application of enroll in ENGL 335-102 #60152. For more
psychological principles to the diagnosis. information on Learning Communities call
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 www.sjcc.edu and click on Learning Communities.
z 59099 101 LEC M 0615-0920PM GE123 SOLIS, E 60098 103 LEC MW 0940-1140AM B208 VASQUEZ, L
60262 102 LEC W 0900-1205PM D105 COOK, M 60099 104 LEC MW 1215-0215PM B208 VASQUEZ, L
60100 105 LEC TTH 1215-0215PM B202 MCGUIRE, B
z 60101 106 LEC TTH 0530-0730PM B203 ALLEN, T

SPRING 2011
READ 350 - PRACTICAL READING *6.0

Open Curriculum: Students must take a reading
Sign Language
placement test prior to the first day of class See other Languages under Chinese, French, Japanese, Spanish, and
The course includes vocabulary, comprehension, Vietnamese.
and related writing and study skills.
SL 001A - INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN SIGN 3.0
LANGUAGE
60102 101 LEC MW 0915-1220PM GE105 CRUZ-JOHNSON,
Corequisite: SL 001AL
60103 102 LEC TTH 1045-0150PM GE203 TROMBLY-CHRIS Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
60104 103 LEC MW 1215-0320PM B207 ALBAN, J Beginning ASL sign skills, vocabulary, grammar,
60105 104 LEC TTH 1215-0320PM B203 CRUZ-JOHNSON, and Deaf culture.
z 60106 105 LEC TTH 0530-0835PM B208 FARAVASHI, S Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
60022 101 LEC F 0915-1220PM GE209C CHEUNG, M
Real Estate 60023 102 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM GE209C BLAIR, R
60041 103 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM GE209C BLAIR, R
REST 122 - PRINCIPLES OF REAL ESTATE +3.0 z 60043 105 LEC TH 0615-0920PM GE209C SARRAFZADEH,
Overview of principles, economics and processes of SL 001AL - SIGN LANGUAGE LAB - SIGN *0.5
property ownership and transfer. LANGUAGE 1A
Corequisite: SL 001A
59411 101 HYB BLACK, J The Foreign Language/Humanities Laboratory
This is a hybrid/mostly online class. Orientation supplements classroom instruction for SL 001A.
is mandatory for this Internet Hybrid class:
Monday, January 31, 2011 at 6:30 pm in room T424. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
z 60285 102 LEC W 0630-0935PM T310 VOTAW, J 60044 101 LAB GE209B CHEUNG, M
60045 102 LAB GE209B BLAIR, R
REST 125 - REAL ESTATE PRACTICE +3.0 60046 103 LAB GE209B BLAIR, R
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2 60048 104 LAB GE209B BLAIR, R
Learn to use forms and follow the procedures
involved in a typical real estate transaction.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 SL 001B - INTERMEDIATE AMERICAN SIGN 3.0
LANGUAGE
59412 101 HYB BLACK, J
This is a hybrid/mostly online class. Orientation Prerequisite: SL 001A with C or better, or two
is mandatory for this Internet Hybrid class: years of High School ASL, or the equivalent
Monday, January 31, 2011 at 6:30 pm in room T424. Corequisite: SL 001BL
REST 126 - REAL ESTATE FINANCE +3.0 Intermediate ASL sign skills, vocabulary,
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2 grammar, conversational strategies and Deaf
Understanding the residential real estate finance culture.
system and structuring mortgage loan transactions. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 60051 101 LEC MW 0915-1040AM GE209C BLAIR, R
z 59413 101 HYB TH 0630-0935PM T313 VOTAW, J 60052 102 LEC MW 0300-0425PM LND LOVE, C
This is a hybrid class. Part of the class will Class is held at Leland High School located
be taught online. at 6677 Camden Ave, San Jose, 95120.
60053 103 LEC TTH 0300-0425PM LND RAWSON, D
REST 127 - REAL ESTATE PROPERTY 3.0 Class is held at Leland High School located
MANAGEMENT at 6677 Camden Ave, San Jose, 95120.
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2 z 60054 104 LEC W 0600-0905PM GE209C LOVE, C
Fee based management of residential, apartment,
condominium, commercial and industrial properties.

z 59414 101 LEC T 0630-0935PM T309 LA, P

SPRING 2011
SL 001BL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - SIGN *0.5 SL 015 - DEAF CULTURE 3.0
LANGUAGE 1B Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Corequisite: SL 001B A cultural overview of the American deaf
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None community and its language.
The Foreign Language/Humanities Laboratory
supplements classroom instruction for SL 001B.
60021 101 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM GE209C BLAIR, R
Social Science
60057 102 LAB GE209B LOVE, C
60058 103 LAB GE209B RAWSON, D Additional Ethnic Studies classes are found under the Ethnic Studies
60059 104 LAB GE209B LOVE, C
heading and one listing under Sign Language - SL 015, Deaf Culture.
SL 002A - ADVANCED AMERICAN SIGN 3.0

SSCI 040 - VIETNAMESE AMERICAN CULTURE +3.0
LANGUAGE
Prerequisite: SL 001B with C or better, or Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None
equivalent Course designed to provide information about
Corequisite: SL 002AL Vietnam and its culture.
Expand fluency in conversational skills, ASL
59108 101 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM GE103 DEL BUONO, M
vocabulary, grammar and Deaf culture.
59109 102 LEC MW 1215-0140PM GE103 DEL BUONO, M
z 60060 101 LEC T 0615-0920PM GE209C BLAIR, R
Sociology
SL 002AL - SIGN LANGUAGE LAB - SIGN *0.5
LANGUAGE 2A SOC 010 - INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY 3.0
Corequisite: SL 002A Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None A survey of the principles & basic concepts of
The Foreign Language/Humanities Laboratory sociology.
supplements classroom instruction for SL 002A.
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 59104 101 LEC MW 1215-0140PM B201 DEL BUONO, B
60061 101 LAB GE209B SARRAFZADEH, 59105 102 LEC TTH 1215-0140PM B209 SCHULTER, D
SL 002B - ADVANCED AMERICAN SIGN 3.0 SOC 011 - SOCIAL PROBLEMS 3.0
LANGUAGE Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Prerequisite: SL 002A with C or better A survey of social problems and sociological
Corequisite: SL 002BL perspectives analyzing contemporary social
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None issues.
Advanced fluency in conversational skills,
non manual behaviors and Deaf culture. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59106 101 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM B209 SCHULTER, D
59107 102 HYB CRAWFORD, P
z 60062 101 LEC T 0615-0920PM GE209C BLAIR, R This is a hybrid/mostly online class.
Mandatory Orientation: Tuesday, February 1,
SL 002BL - SIGN LANGUAGE LAB - SIGN *0.5 at 5:00 pm in room GE 127.
LANGUAGE 2B
Corequisite: SL 002B
The Foreign Language/Humanities Laboratory
supplements classroom instruction for SL 002B.

60063 101 LAB GE209B SARRAFZADEH,

SPRING 2011
SPAN 001B - ELEMENTARY SPANISH 5.0

Solar Prerequisite: SPAN 001A with C or better
Corequisite: SPAN 001BL
SOLAR 102 - INTRODUCTION TO 4.0 Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION Introduction to the language and culture of
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Hispanic countries with an emphasis on
Introduction to solar power systems, communication.
components, design, safety and installation. Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 60009 101 LEC TTH 0915-1140AM GE221 GAMEZ, R
z 59808 101 LEC TH 0600-0905PM 209B WELCH, M z 60010 102 LEC TTH 0615-0840PM GE221 UPSON, I
101 LAB S 0900-1205PM 209B WELCH, M
SPAN 001BL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - *0.5
z 59809 102 LEC M 0600-0905PM 209B COLLINS, J
SPANISH 1B
102 LAB S 1230-0335PM 107L COLLINS, J
Corequisite: SPAN 001B
z 60290 103 LEC W 0600-0905PM 209B WELCH, M Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
103 LAB F 1200-0305PM 209B WELCH, M The Foreign Language Laboratory supplements
classroom instruction for SPAN 001B.
SOLAR 103 - NABCEP EXAM PREPARATION 1.5
Recommended: SOLAR 102
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2 60011 101 LAB GE209B GAMEZ, R
Preparation for the NABCEP Entry Level 60012 102 LAB GE209B UPSON, I
Certificate exam.
SPAN 002A - INTERMEDIATE SPANISH +5.0
Prerequisite: SPAN 001B or equivalent
z 60288 101 LEC T 0530-0945PM 209B COLLINS, J Corequisite: SPAN 002AL
Spanish This is a third semester Spanish class.

See other Foreign Languages under Chinese, French, Japanese, and
Sign Language. 60013 101 LEC MW 1215-0240PM GE221 GAMEZ, R
SPAN 001A - ELEMENTARY SPANISH 5.0 SPAN 002AL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - *0.5
Corequisite: SPAN 001AL SPANISH 2A
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Corequisite: SPAN 002A
Introduction to the language and culture of Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Spanish-speaking countries. The Foreign Language Laboratory supplements
classroom instruction for SPAN 002A.
60003 101 LEC MW 0915-1140AM GE221 GAMEZ, R
60004 102 LEC MW 0200-0425PM B206 CABRERA, F 60014 101 LAB GE209B TOLENTINO, A
z 60005 103 LEC TTH 0615-0840PM GE105 MANCILLA, J

SPAN 002B - INTENSIVE INTERMEDIATE +5.0
SPAN 001AL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - *0.5 SPANISH

SPANISH 1A Prerequisite: SPAN 002A with C or better or
equivalent
Corequisite: SPAN 001A
Corequisite: SPAN 002BL
The Foreign Language Laboratory supplements
This is a fourth semester Spanish class.
classroom instruction for SPAN 001A.
60015 101 LEC MW 1215-0240PM GE221 GAMEZ, R
60006 101 LAB GE209B GAMEZ, R
60007 102 LAB GE209B CABRERA, F
60008 103 LAB GE209B MANCILLA, J

SPRING 2011
SPAN 002BL - FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB - *0.5 THEAT 003 - INTERMEDIATE ACTING 3.0
SPANISH 2B Prerequisite: THEAT 002 or DRAMA 013A, both
Corequisite: SPAN 002B with C or better
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Advisory Levels: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
The Foreign Language Laboratory supplements Students create characters, and rehearse and
classroom instruction for SPAN 002B. perform scenes from classical and modern plays.
60016 101 LAB GE209B TOLENTINO, A 59224 101 LEC MW 0815-0910AM D101 MENDOZA, D
101 LAB MW 0915-1040AM D101 MENDOZA, D
SPAN 022A - SPANISH FOR SPANISH 5.0
SPEAKERS THEAT 020 - INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE 3.0
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None ARTS
Reading, writing, and oral skills for students Advisory Levels: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
whose first or home language is Spanish. An introduction to theatre in western and
non-western cultures.
z 60017 101 LEC TTH 0630-0855PM GE203 TOLENTINO, A Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
59233 101 LEC TTH 0915-1040AM D101 MENDOZA, D
SPAN 022B - SPANISH FOR SPANISH 5.0
SPEAKERS THEAT 031 - PLAY PRODUCTION WORKSHOP 0.5 - 2.0
Prerequisite: SPAN 022A with C or better Prerequisite: Audition
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None Recommended: THEAT 002 or DRAMA 013A or
Reading, writing and oral skills for students the equivalent.
whose first or home language is Spanish. Advisory Levels: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
Students are actors in a large-scale theatrical
production.
z 60018 101 LEC TTH 0630-0855PM GE203 TOLENTINO, A
SPAN 091A - CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH 3.0 59235 101 LAB THR MENDOZA, D
Essentials of everyday Spanish conversation. THEAT 032 - FILM PRODUCTION WORKSHOP 0.5 - 2.0
Students are actors and technicians during
z 60019 101 LEC M 0615-0920PM GE221 UPSON, I rehearsal and production of a film.
SPAN 091B - CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH 3.0 Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27
Prerequisite: SPAN 091A with C or better 59236 101 LAB THR MENDOZA, D
Essentials of everyday Spanish conversation. THEAT 033 - TECHNICAL THEATRE 0.5 - 2.0
WORKSHOP
z 60020 101 LEC M 0615-0920PM GE221 UPSON, I
Students are apprentice technicians during
preparations and performances of a theatre
Theatre Arts production.

THEAT 002 - BEGINNING ACTING 3.0 59237 101 LAB THR MENDOZA, D
Students learn physical, emotional and
psychological resources for acting.

59222 101 LEC MW 0815-0910AM D101 MENDOZA, D
101 LAB MW 0915-1040AM D101 MENDOZA, D

SPRING 2011
THEAT 040 - INTRODUCTION TO FILM 3.0

Work Experience
View films, learn to understand how and why they Students must fill out a new application each semester during the first
are made, and express your opinion of them. week of school. Applications are available in the Work Experience
office, room 308A.
59240 101 LEC F 0900-1125AM D101 MENDOZA, D Students who are employed for pay or as a volunteer may receive
college credit for hours worked during the semester.
101 LAB F 1130-1250PM D101 MENDOZA, D
59241 102 LEC MW 0113-0218PM WG HENDEL DE LA O Students enroll in General Work Experience if they do not have a
Class is held at Willow Glen High School located declared occupational major at SJCC or if their job is not related to their
at 2001 Cottle Ave., San Jose, 95125. major. General Work Experience is repeatable to a maximum of 6 units.
102 LAB MW 0218-0258PM WG HENDEL DE LA O
Please contact Work Experience faculty for additional information by
Class is held at Willow Glen High School located
calling 408 298-2181 ex 3817 or stop by Work Experience office, room
at 2001 Cottle Ave., San Jose, 95125.
308A.
z 59242 103 LEC W 0600-0825PM D101 MENDOZA, D
103 LAB W 0830-0950PM D101 MENDOZA, D
Vietnamese
See other Foreign Languages under Chinese, French, Japanese, Sign
Language, and Spanish.
WE 088A - GENERAL WORK EXPERIENCE +1.0 - 6.0
VIET 001B - ELEMENTARY VIETNAMESE 5.0 1. Need not be enrolled in any other class
Prerequisite: VIET 001A with C or better during the semester besides Work Experience.
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None 2. Must be employed or a volunteer at an
This is the second course in Elementary approved work-site for the minimum number of
Vietnamese. hours per unit as stipulated for paid and
unpaid status. Each unit requires 75 paid or
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 60 unpaid hours of work.
z 60000 101 LEC MW 0615-0840PM GE203 BUI, H Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None
VIET 090A - CONVERSATIONAL VIETNAMESE 3.0 workplace success skills.
Essentials of spoken Vietnamese for beginners
taught at an elementary level. 59804 101 BY ARRG 308-A BECK, D
Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27 dawn.beck@sjcc.edu
z 60001 101 LEC TH 0615-0920PM B206 PHAM, S 59805 102 BY ARRG 308-A CASTANEDA, S
VIET 090B - CONVERSATIONAL VIETNAMESE 3.0 susie.castaneda@sjcc.edu
Prerequisite: VIET 090A with C or better 59806 103 BY ARRG 308-A HALLIWELL, M
Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: None For more information, email the instructor at:
Essentials of spoken and written Vietnamese for martha.halliwell@sjcc.edu
beginners taught at an intermediate level. 59807 104 BY ARRG 308-A SPACE, P
pat.space@sjcc.edu
z 60002 101 LEC TH 0615-0920PM B206 PHAM, S


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SPRING 2011

Course No. Title Course No. Title

ACCTG 097 - ACCOUNTING FOR INCOME 3.0

ACCTG 138 - WORK EXPERIENCE +1.0 - 8.0

ACCTG 062 - COST ACCOUNTING 5.0

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

See http://www.sjcc.edu/schedule for the latest class schedule information. 1

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

AJ 013 - CRIMINAL PROCEDURES 3.0

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

2 SPRING 2011 * San José City College * 408-298-2181 * www.sjcc.edu

Class Start & End Dates: Mar 29 to May 26

See http://www.sjcc.edu/schedule for the latest class schedule information. 3

AIRC 138 - WORK EXPERIENCE +1.0 - 8.0

AIRC 145 - SHEET METAL PRINCIPLES 2.0

ADS 071 - PHARMACOLOGY/PHYSIOLOGY OF 3.0

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

ADS 072 - CODEPENDENCY AND FAMILY 3.0

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

ADS 073 - CASE MANAGEMENT 3.0

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

4 SPRING 2011 * San José City College * 408-298-2181 * www.sjcc.edu

ADS 074 - ETHICS, AND PERSONAL AND 3.0

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

3.0 Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

See http://www.sjcc.edu/schedule for the latest class schedule information. 5

102 LAB MW 0715-0915PM 311 MCGINLEY, J

ART 055A - LIFE DRAWING I 3.0

Prerequisite: ART 055A with C or better

6 SPRING 2011 * San José City College * 408-298-2181 * www.sjcc.edu

Advisory Level: Read: 2 Write: 2 Math: None

+3.0 101 LAB TTH 0330-0530PM F1 BELL, J

ART 089 - SPECIAL PROJECTS IN CERAMICS +3.0

ART 091 - SURVEY OF ART HISTORY - +3.0

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

See http://www.sjcc.edu/schedule for the latest class schedule information. 7

ATHM 048 - INTERCOLLEGIATE TRACK AND 3.0

59539 102 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM S213 SMAY, J

ASTRO 010L - INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY 1.0

ATHW 048 - INTERCOLLEGIATE TRACK AND 3.0

8 SPRING 2011 * San José City College * 408-298-2181 * www.sjcc.edu

BIOLOGY 59556 104 LEC TTH 1045-1210PM S122 ANTTILA, C

Advisory Level: Read: 3 Write: 3 Math: 2

See http://www.sjcc.edu/schedule for the latest class schedule information. 9

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

10 SPRING 2011 * San José City College * 408-298-2181 * www.sjcc.edu

INTERSESSION Jan 5 to Jan 27 102 LAB TTH 0200-0505PM S212 SONG, J

CHEM 001A - GENERAL CHEMISTRY 5.0

See http://www.sjcc.edu/schedule for the latest class schedule information. 11

MATERIAL FEE: $5.00 101 LAB M 1100-0215PM S212 SONG, J

12 SPRING 2011 * San José City College * 408-298-2181 * www.sjcc.edu

CHEM 032B - INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL, 4.0

+5.0 59907 101 LEC MW 0745-0910AM T210 IYENGAR, A

59972 101 LEC TTH 1215-0240PM B102 YU, J

See http://www.sjcc.edu/schedule for the latest class schedule information. 13

CA 011 - SPEED AND ACCURACY 1.0

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27

14 SPRING 2011 * San José City College * 408-298-2181 * www.sjcc.edu

See http://www.sjcc.edu/schedule for the latest class schedule information. 15

CA 080D - MICROSOFT OUTLOOK +1.0 CA 304 - GETTING STARTED WITH *0.5

CA 100D - MICROSOFT OFFICE +3.0 CA 305 - GETTING STARTED WITH *0.5

Class Start & End Dates: Jan 31 to May 27