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COMM - Communication

* COMM 100 - ORAL COMMUNICATION FOR ESL STUDENTS (3.0 UNITS)
Introductory course for students completing ESL studies. Study and development of communication skills necessary for adjustment and success in non-ESL courses. (TR: CSU)
*COURSE ADVISORY: Completion of ESL Level Four ( ESL 122, 123 or 124).

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5525 (CLOSED)		900-1205	F	GARARD M	BC 101

* COMM 101 - INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION (3.0 UNITS)
Introduction to the field of communication, emphasizing history, theories, contexts and issues of communication study. (CAN SPCH 2) (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5526 (1 seat open)	800- 920	MW	BIELY E	BC 222
5530 (4 seats open)	800- 920	TTH	GARARD D	BC 222
5528 (7 seats open)	330- 450	TTH	MURRAY D	BC 101
5529 (17 seats open)	900-1205	F	HOCK S	BC 222
5527 (11 seats open)	600- 905PM	T	MURRAY D	BC 101
7426 (21 seats open)	600- 905PM	TH	MURRAY D	BC 101

* COMM 121 - INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION (3.0 UNITS)
Introduction to the principles of effective communication in interpersonal relationships. Study of verbal and non-verbal channels, person perception, conflict resolution, listening and communication barriers. Students must attend the Communication Lab for eight hours per semester as "Plus Hour." (CAN SPCH 8) (TR: CSU; UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5534 (2 seats open)	ONLINE CLASS		BIELY E	BC 218
5800 (7 seats open)	ONLINE CLASS		BIELY E	BC 218
7427 (2 seats open)	800- 920	MW	WIEMANN M	BC 101
5533 (2 seats open)	930-1050	MW	WIEMANN M	BC 101
5539 (CLOSED)	1100-1220	MW	HOCK S	BC 101
5541 (3 seats open)	200- 320	MW	HOCK S	BC 222
5538 (3 seats open)	800- 920	TTH	WIEMANN M	BC 101
5537 (CLOSED)	930-1050	TTH	WIEMANN M	BC 101
5540 (5 seats open)	1230- 150	TTH	MUELLER S	BC 222
5536 (3 seats open)	200- 320	TTH	CARROLL C	BC 224
5532 (7 seats open)	600- 905	M	MUELLER S	BC 222
5531 (1 seat open)	600- 905	T	SUDING	BC 222
5535 (3 seats open)	600- 905	W	SUDING	BC 222
7518 (5 seats open)	600- 905	W	ADLER R	BC 224
7495 (CLOSED)	600- 905	TH	SUDING	BC 222

See http://online.sbcc.net/ for details about ONLINE classes.

* COMM 121HR - INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION, HONORS (4.0 UNITS)
Introduction to the principles of effective communication in interpersonal relartionships. Study of verbal and non-verbal channels, person perception, conflict resolution, listening and communincation barriers. In-depth exploration of selected-concepts covered in COMM 121 using selected readings and case studies. LIMITATION ON EMROLLMENT: Eligibility for English 110 or 110HR. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7428 (10 seats open)		1230- 235	MW	WIEMANN M	BC 101

* COMM 131 - FUNDAMENTALS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING (3.0 UNITS)
Instruction in public speaking, stressing audience analysis, organization and support of ideas. Students prepare and deliver speeches on topics of current concern. LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT:Acceptance into Honors Program. Students must attend the Communication Lab for eight hours per semester as "Plus Hour." (CAN SPCH 4) (TR: CSU; UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5542 (CLOSED)	1100-1220	MW	KISTLER C	BC 224
5543 (5 seats open)	800- 920	TTH	ROLLIN E	BC 224
5544 (CLOSED)	1100-1220	TTH	KISTLER C	BC 224
5545 (CLOSED)	1230- 150	TTH	KISTLER C	BC 224
7429 (CLOSED)	600- 905	M	MEREK J	BC 101
7430 (11 seats open)	600- 905	TH	CHARBONEAU J	BC 224

* COMM 141 - SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION (3.0 UNITS)
Introduction to communication in small groups and team settings. Focus on task and social dimensions of problem-solving and decision-making. Balanced emphasis between theoretical foundations and practical applications. Students must attend the Communication Lab for eight hours per semester as "Plus Hour". (CAN SPCH 10) (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5548 (12 seats open)	ONLINE CLASS		CARROLL C	BC 101
5546 (1 seat open)	1230- 150	MW	CARROLL C	BC 224
5547 (7 seats open)	200- 320	MW	CARROLL C	BC 224
5550 (CLOSED)	1100-1220	TTH	CARROLL C	BC 101
7431 (7 seats open)	330- 450	TTH	CHARBONEAU J	BC 222
5549 (8 seats open)	600- 905	T	CHARBONEAU J	BC 224

See http://online.sbcc.net/ for details about ONLINE classes.

* COMM 142 - LEADERSHIP STUDIES (2.0 UNITS)
Designed to prepare and train students for leadership roles. Student explores leadership theories, principles and skills. Practical application of concepts and skills emphasized. (TR: CSU)
*COURSE ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5551 (18 seats open)		330- 435	MW	CARROLL C	BC 101

* COMM 151 - INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION (3.0 UNITS)
Introduction to communication between people from different cultures. Topics and activities are designed to develop communication skills that improve competence in intercultural situations. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5553 (2 seats open)	ONLINE CLASS		KISTLER C	BC 218
5552 (CLOSED)	930-1050	MW	KISTLER C	BC 224
5554 (2 seats open)	930-1050	TTH	KISTLER C	BC 224

See http://online.sbcc.net/ for details about ONLINE classes.

* COMM 161 - BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION (3.0 UNITS)
Study of face-to-face and mediated communication on the job. Development of interpersonal skills, meeting management, interviewing and presentational speaking. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5555 (13 seats open)	ONLINE CLASS		ROLLIN E	BC 222
5556 (8 seats open)	200- 320	TTH	ROLLIN E	BC 222
7432 (8 seats open)	600- 905PM	M	STANLEY J	BC 224

See http://online.sbcc.net/ for details about ONLINE classes.

* COMM 171 - MASS MEDIA & SOCIETY (3.0 UNITS)
Exploration of the history, effect and role of the mass media in U.S. society. Students move beyond being "consumers" of media to "analysts" of media. (CAN JOUR 4) (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5557 (CLOSED)	1230- 150	MW	HOCK S	BC 222
5558 (3 seats open)	1230- 150	TTH	HOCK S	BC 101
5689 (5 seats open)	200- 320	TTH	HOCK S	BC 101
5559 (11 seats open)	600- 905PM	W	MEREK J	BC 101

* COMM 288 - COMMUNICATION RESEARCH METHODS (3.0 UNITS)
Introduction to the most common theoretical and practical concerns in communication research. Provides understanding of research methods and how they can be designed and evaluated. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110 and Math 107.
*COURSE ADVISORY: COMM 101.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5560 (12 seats open)		930-1050	TTH	GARARD D	BC 222
5561 (7 seats open)		1100-1220	TTH	GARARD D	BC 222

* COMM 289 - COMMUNICATION THEORY (3.0 UNITS)
Introduction to the role of theory in the field of communication, emphasizing theory construction, development and application. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5562 (2 seats open)		930-1050	MW	GARARD D	BC 222
5690 (5 seats open)		1100-1220	MW	GARARD D	BC 222

COMM 295 - INTERNSHIP IN COMMUNICATION (2.0 UNITS) (TR: CSU)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5563 (20 seats open)		TIME & DAY TBA		KISTLER C	BC 218

COMM 295 - INTERNSHIP IN COMMUNICATION (3.0 UNITS)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5564 (17 seats open)		TIME & DAY TBA		KISTLER C	BC 218

COMSC - Computer Science

* COMSC 101 - COMPUTER CONCEPTS (3.0 UNITS)
Concepts of computer hardware, software and applications. Students access IBM PC, Macintosh and VAX computer systems for exercises in structured programming, microcomputer applications and the Internet. (TR: CSU; UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103, Math 100.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5300 (21 seats open)	1230- 150+2HR	MW	STRENN S	H 241
5301 (22 seats open)	930-1050+2HR	TTH	DEPENDAHL R	H 240
5302 (16 seats open)	1100-1220+2HR	TTH	DEPENDAHL R	H 240
7503 (18 seats open)	600- 905PM+2HR	TH	DEPENDAHL R	H 241

* COMSC 111 - HTML, WEB TECHNOLOGIES & WEBMASTERING (3.0 UNITS)
Project-oriented class where webmastering and web technologies are studied and web pages are created using HTML, frames, image maps, CSS, forms, VRML, XML and WML. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7370 (12 seats open)		500- 720	T	NEVINS D	H 240

COMSC 111L - HTML, WEB TECHNOLOGIES & WEBMASTERING-LAB

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5303 (9 seats open)		200- 450+2HR	T	NEVINS D	H 245
7371 (4 seats open)		720-1010PM+2HR	T	NEVINS D	H 245

* COMSC 115 - JAVASCRIPT & DYNAMIC HTML (3.0 UNITS)
Project-oriented introduction to JavaScript programming and using JavaScript, together with cascading style sheets, to impliment cutting-edge Web pages with dynamic HTML. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110.
*COURSE ADVISORY: COMSC 111.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7464 (20 seats open)		500- 720	M	NEVINS D	H 240

COMSC 115L - LAB

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5717 (STANDBY)		200- 450	M	NEVINS D	H 245
7465 (7 seats open)		720-1010	M	NEVINS D	H 245

* COMSC 120 - JAVA PROGRAMMING (3.0 UNITS)
Study of object-oriented programming using Java. Focus placed on the development of software tools for database management, graphics, sound and Web animation. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: COMSC 101 or CIS 101.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5305 (35 seats open)		1230- 135	TTH	DEPENDAHL R	H 240
7373 (26 seats open)		500- 720	W	DEPENDAHL R	H 240

YOU MUST ALSO ENROLL IN ONE OF THESE LABS:

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5304 (13 seats open)	135- 425	T	DEPENDAHL R	H 245
5306 (13 seats open)	135- 425	TH	DEPENDAHL R	H 245
7374 (12 seats open)	720-1010	W	DEPENDAHL R	H 245

* COMSC 125 - C# PROGRAMMING (1.5 UNITS)
Study of the programming language C# (C sharp). Focus on the development of programs using the .NET framework and the unique features of C#. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: COMSC 120 OR 140.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7375	(01/26-03/16) add date passed	200- 450	W	NEVINS D	H 245
7375 MUST ALSO ATTEND
		500- 720PM+2HR	W	NEVINS D	PS 128

* COMSC 130 - INTRODUCTION TO UNIX (1.5 UNITS)
Survey of the UNIX/Linux operating system. Course provides a broad, moderate-depth encounter with UNIX/Linux architecture, environment, and commands using the college's workstations. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: COMSC 101.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5307 (16 seats open)		500- 625PM+1HR	W	KLOOS D	H 241

* COMSC 131 - ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING (4.0 UNITS)
Computer architecture, organization and design. Topics include hardware, machine language instructions, number systems, Boolean algebra and binary manipulation. Includes programming on the college's computer. (CAN CSCI 10) (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: COMSC 135.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7378 (30 seats open)		1230- 150	MW	NEVINS D	H 240

COMSC 131L - LAB

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5716 (9 seats open)		150- 440+2HR	M	NEVINS D	H 245

* COMSC 135 - PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS (3.0 UNITS)
Study of structured and OOP programming. Topics include data types, nested Ifs, looping techniques, CASE statements, procedures, functions, parameters, file structures, dynamic lists and recursion. (CAN CSCI 12) (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: COMSC 101.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5309 (9 seats open)	300- 450	M	DEPENDAHL R	H 245
5309 MUST ALSO ATTEND
	500- 720PM+2HR	M	DEPENDAHL R	PS 128

* COMSC 137 - C - PROGRAMMING (3.0 UNITS)
Study of the programming language C. Definition of data types, loop controls, structures, functions, parameter passing, pointers, records and related data structures. Description of the UNIX operating system. (CAN CSCI 16) (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: COMSC 131 or 135.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7379 (12 seats open)	150- 410	TH	STRENN S	H 240
7379 MUST ALSO ATTEND
	410- 600+2HR	TH	STRENN S	H 245

* COMSC 140 - OBJECT-ORIENTED USING C++ (4.0 UNITS)
Provides in-depth understanding of fundamentals of object-oriented programming methodology, such as message-passing, data-hiding, encapsulation, class and inheritance, using C++. (CAN CSCI 18) (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: COMSC 120 or 137.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5310 (13 seats open)	700- 820	MW	HOUK S	H 241
5310 MUST ALSO ATTEND
	820- 935	MW	HOUK S	H 245

* COMSC 145J - INTRODUCTION TO DATA STRUCTURES (3.0 UNITS)
Study of data structures. Analysis and programming of linked linear lists, trees, queues, stacks, hash tables and other dynamic data structures using the Java programming language. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: COMSC 120, 135.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7380 (20 seats open)		600- 810	TH	STRENN S	EBS123

COMSC 145JL - LAB

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5311 (35 seats open)		300- 450	W	STRENN S	H 245
5312 (66 seats open)		820-1010	TH	STRENN S	H 245

* COMSC 145P - INTRODUCTION TO DATA STRUCTURES (3.0 UNITS)
Study of data structures. Analysis and programming of linked linear lists, trees, queues, stacks, hash tables and other dynamic data structures using the Pascal programming language. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: COMSC 135.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7381 (3 seats open)	600- 810	TH	STRENN S	EBS123
7381 MUST ALSO ATTEND
	820-1010	TH	STRENN S	H 245

* COMSC 180 - SOFTWARE ENGINEERING WITH UML (3.0 UNITS)
Software engineering and component based design using the UML. Requirements analysis, design, implementation and testing are covered. UML diagrams are studied and used to express software designs. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 110.
*COURSE ADVISORY: COMSC 120.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7466 (10 seats open)		500- 705PM+2HR	T	STRENN S	H 241

COMSC 180L - LAB (TR: CSU)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7467 (12 seats open)		720-1010PM+2HR	T	STRENN S	H 245

COSMT - Cosmetology

Students interested in the Cosmetology, or Esthetician Programs must complete a program application and be accepted into a program before registering for class. All students wishing to enroll are invited to apply.
An information sheet and program application form may be obtained at www.sbcc.edu/cosmetology, or at the
SBCC Cosmetology Academy (5160 Hollister Avenue in the Magnolia Shopping Center in
Goleta), or from the Health Technologies Office (A-218), or Counseling Center (SS-120) on the SBCC campus. Acceptance is based on the number of spaces available and the postmarked date of completed application.
New classes begin throughout the year. Visit www.sbcc.edu or call the Cosmetology Academy at 683-4191, ext. 2, for the next available
starting date.

COSMT 101 - INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY-LEVEL 1 (4.7 UNITS)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7055 (STANDBY)	(04/13-05/17)	830- 500	TWTHFS	ROSAS G	COSACA
4086 (STANDBY)	(01/25-03/01)	830- 500	TWTHFS	ROSAS G	COSACA
7054 (STANDBY)	(01/24-04/12)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA

* COSMT 102 - INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY-LEVEL 2 (4.7 UNITS)
*PREREQ: COSMT 101.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7058 (STANDBY)	(01/04-02/08)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4088 (STANDBY)	(03/02-04/12)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
7056 (STANDBY)	(11/09-02/07)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA

* COSMT 103 - INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY-LEVEL 3 (4.7 UNITS)
*PREREQ: COSMT 102.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7059 (STANDBY)	(04/13-05/17)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4091 (STANDBY)	(02/09-03/16)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4089 (STANDBY)	(02/08-04/27)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA

* COSMT 104 - INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY-LEVEL 4 (4.7 UNITS)
*PREREQ: COSMT 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4092 (STANDBY)	(01/04-02/08)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4093 (STANDBY)	(03/17-04/27)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
7533 (STANDBY)	(01/10-03/24)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA

* COSMT 105 - ADVANCED COSMETOLOGY-LEVEL 1 (4.7 UNITS)
*PREREQ: COSMT 104.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4095 (STANDBY)	(01/06-02/09)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4096 (STANDBY)	(02/09-03/16)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
7061 (STANDBY)	(03/25-06/10)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA
4094 (STANDBY)	(11/11-02/09)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA

* COSMT 106 - ADVANCED COSMETOLOGY-LEVEL 2 (4.7 UNITS)
*PREREQ: COSMT 105.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4097 (STANDBY)	(03/17-04/27)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4098 (STANDBY)	(02/10-03/17)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4101 (STANDBY)	(01/04-02/08)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
7063 (STANDBY)	(02/10-04/29)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA
7064 (STANDBY)	(04/07-06/17)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA

* COSMT 107 - ADVANCED COSMETOLOGY-LEVEL 3 (4.7 UNITS)
*PREREQ: COSMT 106.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4103 (STANDBY)	(03/18-04/28)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4104 (STANDBY)	(02/09-03/16)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4106 (STANDBY)	(11/13-01/04)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4105 (STANDBY)	(01/24-04/05)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA
4102 (STANDBY)	(12/06-03/03)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA

* COSMT 108 - ADVANCED COSMETOLOGY-LEVEL 4 (4.7 UNITS)
*PREREQ: COSMT 107.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4107 (STANDBY)	(04/29-06/03)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4108 (STANDBY)	(03/17-04/27)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4109 (STANDBY)	(12/11-01/29)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4110 (STANDBY)	(01/05-02/10)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
7068 (STANDBY)	(03/04-05/19)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA
7515 (STANDBY)	(11/09-02/04)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA
7548 (STANDBY)	(04/06-06/16)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA
7549 (STANDBY)	(04/06-06/16)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA

COSMT 111 - ESTHETICIAN TRAINING 1 (4.7 UNITS)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7071 (STANDBY)	(04/13-05/17)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FAIR-PAZ S	COSACA
4111 (STANDBY)	(01/25-03/01)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FAIR-PAZ S	COSACA
4112 (STANDBY)	(03/02-04/12)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FAIR-PAZ S	COSACA
7070 (STANDBY)	(03/04-05/19)	500- 900PM	DAILY	DAVIS S	COSACA

* COSMT 112 - ESTHETICIAN TRAINING 2 (4.7 UNITS)
*PREREQ: COSMT 111.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7074 (STANDBY)	(04/13-05/17)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FAIR-PAZ S	COSACA
4114 (STANDBY)	(05/03-06/07)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FAIR-PAZ S	COSACA
4115 (STANDBY)	(03/02-04/12)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FAIR-PAZ S	COSACA
7072 (STANDBY)	(11/17-02/14)	500- 900PM	DAILY	DAVIS S	COSACA
7073 (STANDBY)	(01/24-04/12)	500- 900PM	DAILY	DAVIS S	COSACA

* COSMT 113 - ESTHETICIAN TRAINING 3 (4.7 UNITS)
*PREREQ: COSMT 112.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7075 (STANDBY)	(04/13-05/17)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FAIR-PAZ S	COSACA
4116 (STANDBY)	(01/04-02/08)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FAIR-PAZ S	COSACA
4117 (STANDBY)	(03/02-04/12)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FAIR-PAZ S	COSACA
5731 (STANDBY)	(02/09-03/16)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FAIR-PAZ S	COSACA
4118 (STANDBY)	(02/15-05/03)	500- 900PM	DAILY	DAVIS S	COSACA

COSMT 290 - WORK EXPERIENCE IN COSMETOLOGY (1.0 UNIT)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7077 (STANDBY)	(02/12-02/23)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4120 (STANDBY)	(01/04-01/13)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4122 (STANDBY)	(03/15-03/24)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4123 (STANDBY)	(04/05-04/14)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4126 (STANDBY)	(04/28-05/06)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
7076 (STANDBY)	(01/12-02/03)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA
7532 (STANDBY)	(02/14-03/07)	500- 900PM	DAILY	HERNANDEZ,J	COSACA

COSMT 290 - WORK EXPERIENCE IN COSMETOLOGY (2.0 UNITS)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4119 (STANDBY)	(02/12-03/04)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
4121 (STANDBY)	(04/28-05/18)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
5873 (STANDBY)	(04/05-04/23)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
5875 (STANDBY)	(01/04-01/25)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA

COSMT 290 - WORK EXPERIENCE IN COSMETOLOGY (3.0 UNITS)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4124 (STANDBY)	(02/12-03/16)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
5876 (STANDBY)	(01/04-02/04)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA

COSMT 290 - WORK EXPERIENCE IN COSMETOLOGY (4.0 UNITS)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5874 (STANDBY)	(02/12-03/25)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
5877 (STANDBY)	(04/28-06/09)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA
5882 (STANDBY)	(01/25-03/11)	830- 500	TWTHFS	FRANCO J	COSACA

CT - Construction Trades

* CT 190 - CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY (5.0 UNITS)
Preparation course for electrician certification exam. Overview and application of National Electric Code for electrical workers. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 100 and 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7078 (63 seats open)		600- 820PM	TTH	COOPER A	A 160

DRAFT - Drafting/CAD

* DRAFT 101 - BASIC DRAFTING (3.0 UNITS)
Fundamental concepts of technical drawing. Topics include lettering, use of instruments, mathematics for drafting, multiviews, dimensioning, assemblies, sections, pictorials, perspectives, graphs and charts. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103, Math 1.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4127 (16 seats open)		1000-1205	TTH	CONNELL J	OE 16
7079 (9 seats open)		530- 935PM	W	CONNELL J	OE 16

* DRAFT 105 - /ENGR 105 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS (4.0 UNITS)
Graphic/visual communication, emphasizing the engineering design process. Topics include the design process, lettering, freehand sketching, multiviews and linear perspectives. (CAN ENGR 2) (TR: CSU/UC)
*PREREQ: Math 1 or 2, or equivalent.
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103, Math 1.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5315 (6 seats open)		215- 520	TTH	ARNOLD N	OE 16

* DRAFT 110 - MECHANICAL DRAWING I (3.0 UNITS)
Introductory course in mechanical drawing covering fundamental concepts of technical drawing, including lettering, instruments, dimensioning, descriptive geometry, and threads and fasteners in orthographic and pictorial drawing systems. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103, Math 1.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7080 (13 seats open)		530- 935PM	M	CONNELL J	OE 16

* DRAFT 111 - MECHANICAL DRAWING II (3.0 UNITS)
Advanced mechanical drawing, covering advanced concepts of technical drawings, including pictorial, assembly, intersections/development, auxiliary, geometric dimensioning/tolerancing, gears/bearings, strength of materials/stress analysis. (TR: CSU)
*PREREQ: DRAFT 110.
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103, Math 1.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7081 (9 seats open)		530- 935PM	M	CONNELL J	OE 16

* DRAFT 120 - ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING I (3.0 UNITS)
Practices and procedures used in architectural drafting. Includes line work, lettering and use of instruments in drafting a set of simple residential working drawings. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103, Math 1.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5924 (13 seats open)	100- 505	M	WELBY L	OE 16
4128 (6 seats open)	1000- 205	F	WELBY L	OE 16
7082 (4 seats open)	530- 935PM	TH	WELBY L	OE 16

* DRAFT 121 - ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING II (3.0 UNITS)
Practices and procedures used in architectural drafting and design. Includes designing a small residence and drafting a set of simple residential working drawings. (TR: CSU)
*PREREQ: DRAFT 120.
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103, Math 1.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5923 (5 seats open)	100- 505	M	WELBY L	OE 16
4129 (1 seat open)	1000- 205	F	WELBY L	OE 16
7083 (CLOSED)	530- 935PM	TH	WELBY L	OE 16

* DRAFT 124 - ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING I (3.0 UNITS)
Fundamentals of architectural rendering, including interior and exterior perspectives, oblique, and isometric drawings. Rendering techniques include surfaces and textures, shades and shadow, figures and foliage. (TR: CSU)
*PREREQ: DRAFT 101 or 105/ENGR 105 or 110 or 120 or 126.
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103, Math 1.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4130 (2 seats open)		530- 935PM	T	RADDITZ J	OE 16

* DRAFT 125 - ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING II (3.0 UNITS)
Advanced techniques of architectural rendering, including one-and two-point perspectives, oblique, and isometric drawings. Rendering techniques include surfaces and textures, shades and shadow, figures and foliage. (TR: CSU)
*PREREQ: DRAFT 124.
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103, Math 1.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4131 (4 seats open)		530- 935PM	T	RADDITZ J	OE 16

* DRAFT 126 - LANDSCAPE DRAFTING I (3.0 UNITS)
Principles of drafting and plan reading required for the landscape architecture and ornamental horticulture fields. Work includes investigating styles and designing and drafting plans, elevations, and details.
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103, Math 1.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7084 (6 seats open)		900- 105	W	RADDITZ J	OE 16

* DRAFT 127 - LANDSCAPE DRAFTING II (3.0 UNITS)
Advanced principles of drafting and plan reading required for the landscape architecture and ornamental horticulture fields. Work includes site plans, plans, elevations and details. (TR: CSU)
*PREREQ: DRAFT 126.
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103, Math 1.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7085 (CLOSED)		900- 105	W	RADDITZ J	OE 16

* DRAFT 129 - PRICIPLES OF RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION (3.0 UNITS)
Overview of residential construction for homeowners, remodelers, drafters and designers. Topics include building codes, materials, grading, foundations, framing, mechanical systems, doors and windows, roofing and drywalling. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103; Math 1.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7086 (4 seats open)		900-1205	T	ARIAS A	ECC 9
7513 (5 seats open)		600- 905PM	W	VILLEGAS	ECC 9

* DRAFT 130 - /ENGR 130 COMPUTER-ASSISTED DRAFTING AND DESIGN I (5.0 UNITS)
A first course utilizing a CAD system to obtain graphic solutions to and designs of engineering and architectural drawings. Basic high-technology skills for entry-level CAD operator. (TR: CSU; UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
*PREREQ: DRAFT 101 or 105/ENGR 105 or DRAFT 110 or 120 or 126.
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 103, Math 1.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4139 (2 seats open)		900-1230	TTH	WELBY L	OE 12
7091 (7 seats open)		600- 930PM	MW	WEISS E	OE 12

* DRAFT 131 - /ENGR 131 COMPUTER-ASSISTED DRAFTING AND DESIGN II (5.0 UNITS)
Designed to provide experienced 2D AutoCAD users with an understanding of creating 3D AutoCAD models, shading and rendering techniques, and customizing features of AutoCAD. (TR: CSU; UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
*PREREQ: ENGR 130/DRAFT 130.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5708 (9 seats open)		900-1230	MW	ARIAS A	OE 12
7092 (3 seats open)		530- 900PM	TTH	ARIAS A	OE 12

* DRAFT 132 - /ENGR 132 COMPUTER-ASSISTED DRAFTING AND DESIGN III (5.0 UNITS)
Designed to meet the needs of students who want a greater understanding of AutoC CAD, and the fundamentals of AutoLISP. Emphasis on individual student's drawing discipline. (TR: CSU; UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
*PREREQ: ENGR 131/DRAFT 131.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5709 (7 seats open)		900-1240	MW	ARIAS A	OE 12
7093 (5 seats open)		530- 910PM	TTH	ARIAS A	OE 12

* DRAFT 136 - /MAT 136 COMPUTER ANIMATION I (3.0 UNITS)
Fundamentals of computer animation, including modeling, animation and rendering. Builds a foundation for developing character animation and special-effect sequences. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1; eligibility for English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: ART 124, 140, 141; DRAFT 131 or ENGR 131.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4079 (18 seats open)		500-1005PM+2HR	TH	TRAVERS	A 172

DRAFT 290 - WORK EXPERIENCE IN DRAFTING (1.0 UNIT) (TR: CSU)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7087 (83 seats open)		425- 530	W	CONNELL J	OE 16

DRAFT 290 - WORK EXPERIENCE IN DRAFTING (2.0 UNITS)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7088 (93 seats open)		425- 530	W	CONNELL J	OE 16

DRAFT 290 - WORK EXPERIENCE IN DRAFTING (3.0 UNITS)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7089 (98 seats open)		425- 530	W	CONNELL J	OE 16

DRAFT 290 - WORK EXPERIENCE IN DRAFTING (4.0 UNITS)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7090 (90 seats open)		425- 530	W	CONNELL J	OE 16

DSPS - Disabled Student Programs & Services

The following courses are designed for students with disabilities who are enrolled in other credit classes. Instruction focuses on strategies for the mainstream.

DSPS 55 - ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY (2.0 UNITS)
Designed for students with disabilities who are enrolled in mainstream college classes and whose disabilities result in educational limitations in the area of accessing technology. Graded Credit/No Credit.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5658 (11 seats open)		915-1020	MW	VASQUEZ L	SS 162

DSPS 66 - MATH STRATEGIES (2.0 UNITS)
Designed for students with disabilities who are enrolled in mainstream college math classes and whose disabilities result in educational limitations in the area of math. Graded Credit/No Credit.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5659 (3 seats open)		915-1020	MW	LAWSON M	SS 272

DSPS 77 - WRITING/READING STRATEGIES (2.0 UNITS)
Designed for students with disabilities who are enrolled in mainstream college classes and whose disabilities result in educational limitations in the area of accessing the written language. Graded Credit/No Credit.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5660 (CLOSED)		915-1020	TTH	LEWIN G	SS 272

EARTH - Earth & Planetary Sciences

* EARTH 101 - INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY (3.0 UNITS)
Non-mathematical presentation of our knowledge of the universe. Includes birth and death of stars, formation of solar system, black holes, quasars and the fourth dimension. (TR: CSU; UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, Math 1.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4354 (19 seats open)		ONLINE CLASS		MARSCHAK F	EBS116
4353 (CLOSED)		930-1050	MW	SUNDBECK C	PS 101
4355 (54 seats open)		800- 920	TTH	MARSCHAK F	PS 101
4356 (4 seats open)		930-1050	TTH	WHITTEMORE	PS 101
5773 (99 seats open)		900-1205	F	MARSCHAK F	PS 101
7164 (38 seats open)		600- 905PM	T	MARSCHAK F	PS 101
7163	(03/24-05/19) add date passed	600- 905PM	TH	MARSCHAK F	PS 101

See http://online.sbcc.net/ for details about ONLINE classes.

* EARTH 102 - OBSERVATIONAL ASTRONOMY LABORATORY (1.0 UNIT)
Emphasizes night-time observation of the sky. Observations are used to examine motions of the earth, moon and planets. (TR: CSU; UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
*COREQUISITE: Earth 101 or 101HR.
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4358 (41 seats open)	ONLINE CLASS		MARSCHAK F	EBS116
4357 (2 seats open)	400- 515	M	WHITTEMORE	PLNTRM
4357 MUST ALSO ATTEND
	700- 815PM	M	WHITTEMORE	PLNTRM

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5833 (8 seats open)	400- 515	T	WHITTEMORE	PLNTRM
5833 MUST ALSO ATTEND
	700- 815PM	T	WHITTEMORE	PLNTRM

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7165 (CLOSED)		700-1005PM	W	WHITTEMORE	PLNTRM
7166 (1 seat open)		700-1005PM	TH	WHITTEMORE	PLNTRM

See http://online.sbcc.net/ for details about ONLINE classes.

* EARTH 105 - TOPICS: ASTROBIOLOGY (3.0 UNITS)
This advanced astronomy course emphasizes a particular topic. Lectures, guest speakers, field trips, scientific papers, and other original sources of current information are included. (TR: CSU/UC)
*PREREQ: Earth 101 or 101HR.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7517 (19 seats open)		600- 905PM	TH	LAMB,D	EBS102

* EARTH 111 - PHYSICAL GEOLOGY (3.0 UNITS)
Introduction to the physical development of planet Earth, emphasizing earth materials, hydrologic processes and plate tectonic processes, including current theories regarding structure and evolution of the planet. Required of Geology majors. (CAN GEOL 2 [with EARTH 111L] or CAN GEOL 6) (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, Math 1.
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 111L and EARTH 131 or 132.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4359 (22 seats open)	1100-1220+1HR	MW	SCOTT	EBS102
5892 (21 seats open)	150- 320+1HR	MW	SCOTT	SBHS
4360 (28 seats open)	1230- 150+1HR	TTH	MEYER R	EBS102

IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED YOU ENROLL IN ONE OF THESE LABS: * EARTH 111L - PHYSICAL GIOLOGY LABORATORY (1.0 UNIT)
Laboratory approach to geologic studies. Topics include minerals and rocks, plate tectonics, topographic map and aerial photo interpretation, faults and folds, geologic maps and cross sections. Local field trips required. (CAN GEOL 2 [with EARTH 111] (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, Math 1.
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 111.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4361 (9 seats open)		1230- 320	W	SCHULTZ J	EBS123
4362 (11 seats open)		930-1220	TH	SCHULTZ J	EBS123

* EARTH 112 - HISTORY OF THE EARTH (3.0 UNITS)
Introduction to the geologic history of the earth. Emphasis on the origin and evolution of continents, oceans, the atmosphere and life on earth. Required of all Geology majors. (CAN GEOL 4 [with EARTH 112L] or CAN GEOL 8) (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 112L, and 131 or 132.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4363 (CLOSED)		1100-1220	TTH	SCHULTZ J	EBS115

IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED YOU ENROLL IN THIS LAB: * EARTH 112L - HISTORICAL GEOLOGY LABORATORY (1.0 UNIT)
Laboratory approach to historical geology. Topics include sedimentary rock interpretation, stratigraphy, paleogeography and fossil identification. Includes local field trips. (CAN GEOL 4 [with EARTH 112]) (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 112.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4364 (7 seats open)		200- 450	TH	SCHULTZ J	EBS115

* EARTH 115 - /ENVST 115 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY (3.0 UNITS)
Introduction to the violent forces of nature, such as volcanism, earthquakes, fires, floods, landslides and other geologic hazards; the relationship of humans and their geologic environment. Applications to the Santa Barbara area emphasized. Satisfies SBCC General Education requirement in Natural Sciences when taken with ENVST 115L. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 1; English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 115L and 131 or 132.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4386 (3 seats open)		1100-1220+1HR	TTH	MEYER R	EBS102

* EARTH 115L - /ENVST 115L ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY LABORATORY (1.0 UNIT)
Laboratory approach to topics covered in EARTH 115, with emphasis on rock and mineral identification, geologic hazard assessment, geologic resource management, and land use planning. In-lab field trips. (TR: CSU/UC)
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 115.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4387 (CLOSED)		1230- 320	TH	GRAY R	EBS123

* EARTH 116 - /ENVST 116 ENERGY & NATURAL RESOURCES (3.0 UNITS)
Study of formation, exploration, development and judicious use of natural resources in relation to present and future energy requirements: conservation, fossil fuels, solar, geothermal, nuclear and hydrogen. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Math 4; English 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4388 (12 seats open)		930-1050+1HR	TTH	GRAY R	EBS115

* EARTH 122 - DINOSAURS (3.0 UNITS)
Introductory survey of dinosaurs, stressing their evolution, ecology, bone structures and extinction. Emphasizes dinosaurian diversity, earliest mammals, and birds in a Mesozoic world. Designed for non-science majors. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4365 (9 seats open)		1230- 150	TTH	GRAY R	EBS115

* EARTH 126 - PETROLOGY & ROCK-FORMING MINERALS (5.0 UNITS)
Introduction to the basic fundamentals and classification of rocks and rock-forming minerals in hand specimen. Emphasis on mineralogy, textures, origins and occurrences of rocks. Use of polarizer, X-ray procedures stressed. Required of Geology majors. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, Math 4.
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 111 or 112 and CHEM 101.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4366 (2 seats open)		930-1050+1HR	MW	GRAY R	EBS115

YOU MUST ALSO ENROLL IN THIS LAB: EARTH 126L - LAB

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4367 (1 seat open)		200- 505	MW	GRAY R	EBS115

EARTH 132 - GEOLOGIC FIELD STUDIES-DEATH VALLEY (2.7 UNITS)
Five-day field course to study and interpret the geologic features and history of the Death Valley region. Fee required (TR: CSU; UC TRANSFER LIMIT)

Section	-	Time	Teacher	Room
4371	(04/13-04/17) add date passed	TIME & DAY TBA	SCHULTZ J	EBS113
4370	(04/13-04/17) add date passed	TIME & DAY TBA	MEYER R	EBS110
4368	(04/13-04/17) add date passed	TIME & DAY TBA	GRAY R	EBS111
4369	(04/13-04/17) add date passed	TIME & DAY TBA	SCOTT	EBS110

* EARTH 133 - GEOLOGIC FIELD SEMINAR-COLORADO PLATEAU FIELD SEM COLORADO (3.8 UNITS)
14-day intensive field study of the geology of the Colorado Plateau, with emphasis on the features of the Grand Canyon, Canyonlands, Arches, Capitol Reef, Bryce and Zion National Parks. Fee required (TR: CSU; UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 131 or 132.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4373 (STANDBY)	(05/26-06/09)	TIME & DAY TBA		SCHULTZ J	FIELD
4372 (STANDBY)	(05/26-06/09)	000- 000	TBA	MEYER R	FIELD

* EARTH 141 - /GEOG 101 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY (3.0 UNITS)
Designed as an introduction to the earth sciences. Topics include geology, geomorphology, meteorology, climatology, hydrology and agronomy. Required for Geography majors. (CAN GEOG 2 or CAN GEOG 6 [with GEOG 101L OR EARTH 141L]) (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, Math 1.
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 141L/GEOG 101L.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4374 (19 seats open)		930-1050+1HR	MW	VERGEER	EBS102
4375 (CLOSED)		930-1050+1HR	TTH	SUNDBECK C	EBS102

YOU MAY ALSO ENROLL IN ONE OF THESE LABS: * EARTH 141L - /GEOG 101L PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LABORATORY (1.0 UNIT)
Laboratory approach to physical geography studies. Topics include aerial photo and map interpretation, rocks and the rock cycle, geomorphology, oceanography and meteorology. Local field trips required. (CAN GEOG 6 [with GEOG 101 or EARTH 141]). (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, Math 1.
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 141.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4376 (8 seats open)		1100- 150	T	SCHULTZ J	EBS123
4377 (4 seats open)		200- 450	T	SCHULTZ J	EBS123

* EARTH 142 - /GEOG 105 ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY (3.0 UNITS)
Addresses regional patterns of principal economic activities of the world, with an emphasis on economic development and the problems of urbanization, transportation and the environment. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, Math 4.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4378 (31 seats open)		200- 320	MW	VERGEER	EBS102

* EARTH 151 - INTRODUCTORY PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY (3.0 UNITS)
Study of the origin of the continents and oceans; marine geology, chemistry of seawater, currents, waves, tides and the ocean environment. Required of Marine Science majors. (TR: CSU; UC TRANSFER LIMIT)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, Math 1.
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 151L.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4379 (9 seats open)		1100-1220	MW	GRAY R	EBS115

YOU MUST ALSO ENROLL IN THIS LAB: * EARTH 151L - INTRODUCTORY PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LABORATORY (1.0 UNIT)
Laboratory approach to marine navigation, marine geology, marine sediments, physical and chemical aspects of the oceans, and marine micropaleontology. Field trips to areas of oceanographic interest. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, Math 1.
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 151.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4380 (10 seats open)		800-1050	W	GRAY R	EBS123

* EARTH 152 - INTRODUCTORY METEOROLOGY (3.0 UNITS)
Study of weather emphasizes both the structural and physical variability of the earth's atmosphere. Local weather patterns and analysis of weather maps supplement this course. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, Math 1.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4381 (31 seats open)		1230- 150	MW	SUNDBECK C	EBS102

* EARTH 171 - /GEOG 171 INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS & MAPS (2.0 UNITS)
Introduction to the techniques, tools and theories used to examine geographic data, with focus on Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Includes cartography and exposure to GIS applications. (TR: CSU/UC) (TR: CSU/UC)
*COREQUISITE: EARTH 172/GEOG 172.
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103, Math 4.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4389 (6 seats open)		330- 435	TTH	KROUSE,B	EBS102

* EARTH 172 - /GEOG 172 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS: SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS (2.0 UNITS)
Hands-on training with a Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software package (ArcGIS8). Covers key skills for operating a GIS, plus various application areas for GIS. (TR: CSU)Concurrent enrollment in EARTH 171/GEOG 171 or interview with instructor is required. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: English 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: EARTH 171/GEOG 171.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
4390 (5 seats open)		440- 600	TTH	KROUSE,B	H 244

ECE - Early Childhood Education

Enrollment in ECE 104 and 105: Each of these courses requires 2 hours of lecture,
plus 50 days of student teaching with each shift a three-hour block of time and a minimum of three days a week for the full semester.
Contact the ECE Department, ext. 2859, or ext. 2290, for information about enrollment.

For ECE 290: Enrollment is limited to students who have completed at least 6 units of ECE. Students must also attend one of the mandatory orientation sessions on Friday, January 28, from 4-5:30 pm or 5:30-7 pm, at the Early Learning Center (365 Loma Alta Drive).

* ECE 100 - INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (3.0 UNITS)
Overview of the opportunities and requirements of a career in early childhood education; compensation and incentives; education history and curriculum planning and methods are examined. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5191 (STANDBY)		940-1040	DAILY	FINCHER-RANG	CHS

* ECE 102 - CHILD,FAMILY & COMMUNITY (3.0 UNITS)
Influence of modern society on families/children. Covers socialization, changing roles, stresses on family, children's problems, community resource information, advocacy skills. For current/future teachers, aides, parents. (TR: CSU/UC)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5193 (2 seats open)	ONLINE CLASS		SMITH J	ECOC12
5194 (9 seats open)	ONLINE CLASS		SMITH J	ECOC12
5192 (13 seats open)	230- 535	M	BAKER	ECC 1
5195 (7 seats open)	245- 550	W	RIZO E	A 273
7338 (16 seats open)	600- 905PM	TH	COOPER H	A 273

See http://online.sbcc.net/ for details about ONLINE classes.

* ECE 104 - PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES II (5.0 UNITS)
Continuation of ECE 103. Curriculum development, planning learning environments, record-keeping and staff relations are emphasized. Course requires 9 hours a week of student teaching. (TR: CSU)
*PREREQ: ECE 103.
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.
*COURSE ADVISORY: ECE 102; 120 or PSYCH 140.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7339 (27 seats open)		600- 805PM	M	LAKE K	A 273

* ECE 105 - EXCEPTIONAL CHILD (5.0 UNITS)
Skills development for working with young children, with special needs who are mainstreamed into child development settings. Supervised teaching of 9 hours weekly required. (TR: CSU)
*PREREQ: ECE 103 and 104.
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7340 (27 seats open)		600- 805PM	W	SMITH J	ECC 13

* ECE 107 - ADMINISTRATION OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS (3.0 UNITS)
LIMITATION ON ENROLLMENT: Student must have completed 12 core units as defined by Community Care Licensing. Study of administrative responsibilities and opportunities in child development programs. Covers development of educational philosophy, selection/supervision of personnel, program planning and evaluation, budgets, licensing regulations, advocacy. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7341 (6 seats open)		600- 905PM	TH	RIZO E	A 217

* ECE 108 - CREATIVE LEARNING (3.0 UNITS)
Explores questions regarding creative teaching and learning, as well as the role of creative experience in education and personality development. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5196 (10 seats open)		600- 905PM	TH	JACKSON S	ECC 13

* ECE 115 - CHILDREN'S LITERATURE (3.0 UNITS)
Surveys traditional and contemporary children's literature, including poetry, fiction, non-fiction and folk literature of different cultures. Covers criteria for selection, age appropriateness and use. Demonstrates presentation and storytelling. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7342 (9 seats open)		600- 905PM	T	RIZO E	ECC 10

* ECE 117 - THE MENTOR TEACHER (2.0 UNITS)
Methods and principles of supervising teachers in early childhood classrooms. Emphasis is on the role of experienced teachers who are mentors to new teachers. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7481	(01/24-04/25) add date passed	600- 850PM	M	PASLEY H	H 111

* ECE 120 - CHILD GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT FOR EDUCATORS (3.0 UNITS)
The develolpment of young children (birth through age 8) for the ECE student. Observations, multicultural influences and theoretical ideas for educators discussed. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5718 (12 seats open)		ONLINE CLASS		LAKE K	ECOC12
7343 (20 seats open)		600- 905PM	T	BRYANT S	A 273

See http://online.sbcc.net/ for details about ONLINE classes.

* ECE 121 - HEALTH, SAFETY AND NUTRITION FOR YOUNG CHILDREN (3.0 UNITS)
Emphasizes the interrelatedness of health, safety and nutrition in young children. Practical information and curriculum activities are shared for interested child care providers. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7344 (22 seats open)		600- 905PM	W	BLACKBURN L	A 273

* ECE 131 - DEVEL & PSYCH BILINGUAL CHILD (3.0 UNITS)
Growth of language, cognition, affective domains and psychological effects of different methods of language acquisition, instruction and environmental factors on the developing bilingual child. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7512 (14 seats open)		600- 905PM	M	BLACKBURN L	IDC215

* ECE 140B - SEMINAR IN INFANT/TODDLER GROUP CARE (1.0 UNIT)
Developing intimate relationships between infants/toddlers and primary caregivers by implementing the group care model which focuses on a primary caregiver, small groups and consistency of caregivers. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7346	(04/09-04/23) add date passed	900- 410	SAT	PASLEY H	A 273

* ECE 152E - CHILDREN'S SEXUALITY (1.0 UNIT)
Studies development of children's sexuality from early childhood through puberty. Discusses parent/child communication; approaches for dealing with children's feelings and behavior; effects of media; community resources. Freshman level. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7348	(04/30-05/14) add date passed	900- 410	SAT	COOPER H	A 273

* ECE 152L - REDUCING EXCEPTIONAL STRESS, TRAUMA, GRIEF IN THE LIFE OF YOUNG CHILDREN (1.0 UNIT)
Focuses on the needs of young children who require help in dealing with trauma, stress and grief. Curriculum activities and strategies are discussed. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
7347	(02/26-03/12) add date passed	900- 410	SAT	BAKER	A 161

* ECE 156B - ISSUES IN PARENTING (1.0 UNIT)
Provides opportunity for parents and teachers to explore child rearing styles, family values, impacts of social change, communication and other issues. Introductory level. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100, 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5197	(01/31-04/29) add date passed	ONLINE CLASS		RIVERO C	ECOC12

See http://online.sbcc.net/ for details about ONLINE classes.

* ECE 290 - WORK EXPERIENCE IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (1.0 UNIT)
Consists of supervised employment for Early Childhood Education students whose career objectives, course of study and employment complement each other. Students must accomplish specific course objectives. (TR: CSU)
*SKILLS ADVISORY: Eligibility for English 100 and 103.

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5198 (15 seats open)		TIME & DAY TBA		BAKER	C 101

ECE 290 - WORK EXPERIENCE IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (2.0 UNITS)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5199 (14 seats open)		TIME & DAY TBA		BAKER	C 101

ECE 290 - WORK EXPERIENCE IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (3.0 UNITS)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5200 (10 seats open)		TIME & DAY TBA		BAKER	C 101

ECE 290 - WORK EXPERIENCE IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (4.0 UNITS)

Section	-	Time	Day	Teacher	Room
5201 (11 seats open)		TIME & DAY TBA		BAKER	C 101

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